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+Scott Baker I think it was more of a " This fucking joke again"

+luigikiller1000 whoosh

Mellonote I don't think you know what that word means

And I don't think you understood that that guy's comment was a joke.

Mellonote I did but I just put my 2 cents in

Yonkage Or Penguin.

***** No, I am the walrus.

***** No, THEY are the eggmen. And I am he, as you are he, as you are ME.

Say no to drugs.

+Yonkage Poor Jamie dealing with these types of jokes so often on Mythbusters. Adam's hilarious though.

his sigh at that point LOL

I love how they respectfully hate each other.

@@imSUPERcereal0 dont always have to like everyone you work with, don't even have to be friends with them, but you do have to respect them enough to stay civil to bring home the cheese

Was thinking that same thing, all these years later now knowing they were never really friends. You can see Jamie's eye roll and can tell he's just over Adam's jokes and wants to get on with it so he can go do *ANYTHING* else.

Jamie sells wilderness survival / emergency preparedness gear, and is an avid nature / survivalist guy. This leads me to believe that they don't get along for more political reasons, Adam Savage is a liberal, and is clearly making fun of Jamie as if he's some kind of crazy conspiracy doomsday prepper that lives in an abandoned silo. Classic liberal thing to do.

TI Pilot Oh no he was, he was just a lot shorter.

TI Pilot What is a "goatie"?

everyone knows walrus are born bald.

mechamorafa what do you mean? they do a series together but yet dont like each other?

RAGING BLAZE Well, they're just not friends. As a matter of fact, Adam has said that they've never even had dinner together, not even once, in like 15 years.

+RAGING BLAZE (RAGING BLAZE97) Adam said on numerous occasions that they (him and Jamie) are not friends and drive each other batty. I don't think they hate each other, but they're more like co-workers who work together for practical reasons and have little in common beyond that. And they do it really well! They work in sync on big projects, although their often vastly different approaches to myths (Adam loves overly complex and extravagent solutions while Jamie tries to be as basic as possible (and his usually work better)) do put them at odds with each other. And as fun as Adam is to watch, I think he's difficult to work with: Very twitchy, mood swings, not very methodical at times, has trouble letting others tell him what to do, etc. Jamie might be more boring, but overall a more mellow type of guy. He can have fun and be funny, he just puts it behind his work.

+Corristo89 I have heard Penn and Teller say the same thing, they spend every day working together that they have no need to do the friends thing.

+john johnson Penn AND Teller *said*?

Jamie is one of the only guys to not still be a kid XD

When i was a kid I was tatching TV a lot. Nowodays TV is full of shit and advertisments. It is 5 or more years Im not watching TV.

kaiso92 i feel your pain

***** Mafia show on national TV. Yep, seems legit.

***** total phony he not Amish and not mafia he a 2bit phony

Daniel Murillo dont forget those stupid auction hunters and baggage batles -.-

Casey Vee Steve spangler

Casey Vee yes

Or a friends house

No actually please stay at home

@@areluke It's interesting how there is a way to kill people with these experiments now

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@@jacobcoopervfx4674 :)

@@skyecinnie 🧐

What are you doing step-bro?

@@PerMortensen Nothing, go back to sleep.

Chase H. This is the biggest fail we have ever achieved 😂

i have never heard anyone say that

Shut up😑

O yee.

It's available for purchase here on RU-vid now.

Nate Jones thank you I looked it up I can’t believe the first season is only three episodes I prefer to have these on disk

its on Discovery Go. Every Episode.

I remember a while back some house show did a special on some guy who made a house out of an old Missile silo base. I wonder if He actually lives in one and hes mad at adam for spilling the beans.

@@tanith117 I was wondering the same. Jamie seems the type to be concerned about privacy and security. When the boogaloo or whatever happens he wants to make sure he can emerge from the ashes 20 years later unscathed. Maybe he had asked Adam to not say anything about where he lives and Adam making vague suggestions like that is stepping over the line. Adam is pushing his buttons on purpose there, you can tell.

My understanding is that the table was too solid. You need the table to move, to allow the swaying motion to synchronize across the devices, slowly moving the metronomes into synch. You have to have shared motion to end up synchronized.

Wax Mop No it was hot beans. Well hot gasoline actually. They put the gas in a coffee can, then put the can on a makeshift raft. Intending only to have a small of fire. When the raft sank the gasoline spread out on the river making a rather large fire.

+Eric Taylor how do you burn a river?

ky They put gasoline in a coffee can and pit the can on a little raft. They intended to have a column of fire but the raft sank and the fire spread out over the river. Fortunately the fire didn't spread past the water. It's Organ so that was just pure luck.

Eric Taylor lol when was this? I’m in the area, I’m assuming it was in the 60-70’s

...indeed

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Truly, well sair

Step bro?

*SWEET HOME ALABAMA~!!*

Austin Milby what do u add to make ice set on fire

Abraham Faraj uhm.. fire?

+Spooky ツ really? Why? I never heard about this

Ya the show is over because they can't stand each other anymore apparently.

Ehhh, I think people need to get over the whole Adam and Jamie aren't friends thing. Just because they're not friends doesn't mean that they "hate" each other. They like and respect each other well enough to have made a successful TV show that lasted more than a decade that they're both really proud of, and they're both kind of done with working closely alongside the other. That's it. I've seen Jamie pop up on Adam's Tested RU-vid channel, so they obviously keep in touch and occasionally work on little things together, but the days of them fronting a major TV show together are gone.

Oo, can we get the Mythbusters narrator for that???

Jorge Valencia - They talk about having a good working relationship, so they do get along well enough. They just don't think of each other as friends.

ralphyetmore that's still really weird

How's that weird? Are you buddies with everyone you work with? It's only weird because you implant a relationship on two strangers. *That's* weird.

ralphyetmore but they worked with each other for years, wouldnt u be friend with someone u hang out for years

i think whats weird is that theyve had a show together for something close to a decade and a half, yet they dont like eachother

+Ostsol It makes me pizza bagels.

+Ostsol For years, I've used the microwave to make tea and coffee. Fast and reliable. People are just weird.

qhsperson I did that until I one day forgot to actually put water in the cup. I liked that cup...

+Ostsol I use a Pyrex measuring cup that holds 4 cups of water. I like a lot of tea in the morning.

+Ostsol It gives the water cancer and then when you drink the water you catch the cancer from it. Duh.

why would they ?/ i wouldnt watch tv anyway id be trying to put a mushroom print on some chicks forehead

jkbear29 They did it for other people. And why??

They didn't truly hate each other. They had a strictly professional relationship. Also they have distinctly different personalities so it would make sense why they'd never wanted to be together off camera. They don't have much in common outside of the show.

They are not friends.. Just colleagues...

blackbirdflight Some geniuses have different psychic priorities. The pursuit of excellence can give one the Eric Von Stroheim disease. Sometimes the human factor is the biggest problem. O.

I'm still doing it

Fr man :(

Naaaaah he's just batman, nothing special

Anton Helsgaun There are many decommissioned underground nuclear missile silos being retrofitted into living spaces in the midwest. Given their usually rural location they aren't extremely pricey. So, even Jamie could be Batman.

Everything Gaming I was thinking the same thing. Missed chance.

+Greg Scott The issue is that in order for the metronomes to start influencing others, you must have a greater number of metronomes in phase as out of phase. What is 'in phase' shifts between phase groups. These groups would evolve over time, with the largest, at the time, influencing everything else the most. When 50% of the metronomes happen to shift into a phase, then the rest would fall in line in an ever increasing rate. Each metronome added increases the amount of time it would take for this to happen, as there not only more to disrupt the greatest phase, but it also takes more to hit the 50% threshold. This is not even taking into account weight at all. It seems to be an exponential time growth scale, as the entropy inherent in the system would lean towards a bogo sort like effect of phase shifting until a critical number of metronomes is reached to overtake the influence of that noise.

Richard, that is basically what I was implying. But the metronomes also have to be set in such a way that they would run within a certain tolerance of the same rate when running freely. If you take a metronome set to 58 and another set to 72, you can wait for ever and they will never be in phase (click at the same rate simultaneously). Those metronomes are probably not built to extremely exacting standards; they don't really have to be. Probably, with such a large number of metronomes, the tolerance has to be narrower and narrower in order for it to work. I think all those metronomes would eventually come into phase given enough time. And they could start out completely randomly-- they will still come into phase eventually if they are properly coupled.

Greg Scott Absolutely. I was looking at it from a totally sterile perfect situation, in which case, it likely still wouldn't work in any conceivable amount of time with so many. The noise from interference is so high it would take a miracle for enough to happen to sync up to begin making progress.

I see, and you could be right. Ultimately they just might have tried it with too many, stacking the deck against themselves right from the get-go. There are so many other videos where it works with fewer. It would be a LOT of fun to test it out, though. With this many coupled oscillators it would be impossible to get them going with no bias whatsoever. If you think about it, zero bias would be the opposite of randomness, even if they sound like they are ticking randomly. The math and engineering required to do that would be way beyond any home lab. The oscillators would have to be utterly perfect with absolutely zero differences in rate, you would have to start each one at precisely the right time, and you would see absolutely no movement in the base. That would be virtually impossible. Given enough time, and accurate enough oscillators, I believe they would eventually come into phase. That is what coupled oscillators do. I want to get my hands on some of those metronomes, but have them set at 2 different rates that are in whole number ratio. I'd use a much smaller number of metronomes, with some set at 40 and some set at 60, for a ratio of 2:3. I feel so confident that they will end up in phase. They won't all tick at the same rate of course, (they won't be in 'synch' in that sense) but they will fall into phase with the same rhythm you would hear playing 2 notes against 3 on the piano. The reason I think this will happen is because the whole coupled system will tend to move toward its lowest energy, which I think would result in them coming into phase. I've mentioned this on a few of the coupled oscillator videos but no one has done it. Maybe some have tried but it proved to be a failure. But I REALLY want to know one way or the other.

Waterborne pathogens which survived the chlorine?!

@@petertaylor4980 Dangerous stuff. Needs to be nuked.

What do you mean?