Why Norway is Becoming the World's Richest Country 

That sounds like a great king. But it’s still annoying how people pay so much attention to people with money who say they’re gonna help people but people are every where having terrible problems and nobody’s doing anything.

Leading by example

King Olav was in Stavanger in 1976 visiting Elf Aquatiane, a French Oil company. My sister and I were told he was soon leaving and we would be able to see him. There was only a few people waiting. Soon enough he was exiting and quite gracious. My sister jumped in front of him taking his picture and startling him. He responded with a chuckle. It was a different time then.

Very interesting

I hope you don't mind me using your post on my facebook site?

Very well said

Norway be like "All I do is win, win win! No matter what!" 😂

In practice we're just someone with a normal job. One might expect health care, transportation and so on to be amazing, but there's nothing particularly impressive about life here compared to much of Europe

Excellent, just excellent 😂

And keeps salaries super low so 50% of their people can barely survive

somewhat good summary of history. but not projection.. when oil/gas disappears there will be a fall considering the borderline useless politicians

Im one too

He didn't get the phosphate findings right, though. It's "only" 2bn tonnes. This has to be extracted from 70bn tonnes of rock. The Economist is the source of this misunderstanding, and Norge Mining has confirmed it was a misunderstanding

Are you a conscript?

But I miss the mention of the 'oilfond' and the financing of oil search, but maybe it's too economical.

Most sane ppl do that, it's just as he said, corrupt or short seighted politians who want immediate wins

Well said.👍

that's insanely racist

Russia does have the same "consequences of winter" yet is not even close to being like Norway. Lol

Long-term planning is not allowed under neoliberal economics, so Norway will be made to repent.

Yes, I remember that. It was like hell on earth. 😂😂😂😂

......it was a dark time.

😂😂

How about we trade our useless irish politicians but delicious irish butter mountains for some Norwegian politicians ? No take backs

Don't get me started on Gastromat...

Cries in Danish :( Union again plz?

least cocky norwegian rart vi får så mye oppmerksomhet

@@ritterspots89swede here, kalmarunion?

If I learned Norwegian, how would a Mexican be treated in Norway?

​@@MrAnostalgiaIkke faen, vi så hvordan det gikk sist gang

What nationality are you?

@@NotSure7474 Why do you ask?

Just interested I guess

You're allowed to complain about the shitty roads😂

Lucky you (which I’m pretty sure it’s far from luck and more regarding hard work, learning the language, etc). Cheers and all the best.

lol, fax

HOLY SHIT MARTINA

Shhhsss... We don't talk about the trolls....

aeioi

Shhhh-don’t reveal their secret. 😅

Yep, it's like they won the lottery and decided to keep their day job

I think we were really blessed by both the timing of the discovery, the trust amongst the public to their officials, and our politicians simply doing what was in the best interest of all of us. Like, most people at the time had lived through the occupation of WWII, and they knew how tougher times actually were. I think that if this discovery had happened a decade or two later, the story would have been a lot different to what it is.

Ironically we have to thank an Iranian for that decision. Originally Norway intended to copy the American method or sell 50% of ownership and trade with Sweden if they helped us, Sweden said no. Sweden has regretted their decision ever since.

One of the few cases of an oil state that isn't some autocratic monarchy as well.

Nordic culture is less corrupt.

Also, the phrase "in the world"

Lol. Get a grip simp

That day, all joy would have left the world

Should probably stop watching them then.

@@LuisSierra42 Wth simp

UK greenies stopped oil & gas production, North sea oil given away for what, fools running the show.

Yes 5mill Norwegians ethos will go right out the window once they accept the rest of the world to land on there shores

I feel identical about America... I honestly cannot stand how dysfunctional and unaffordable it is here now and it's only getting worse and no one's doing anything about it.

As a Aussie I feel the same. We have been let down by decades of inept Governments. We should have had a sovereign wealth fund as well, instead we allow our resources to be plundered by the mega resources companies with just peanuts going back into the local economy. To make matters worse the Federal Govt has flooded the country with immigrants whilst in the grips of a housing crisis. The golden age of Australia is long gone, we are now in serious trouble with such short sighted policies which just fluff around the edges but doesn’t actually address the situation.

The British government with Thatcher in the lead, made sure to give the already rich, including herself the vast majority of the profit from the gas and oil and extremely little of it to the lower classes. Even if the UK is a democratic country have you always made sure that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. I think it is a total disgrace how many people in the UK that live in such poverty as they do. And you will only get more of them the way your politicians run your country. Specially the Tories. And you far from made it any better for you, voting Yes to Brexit. Making your economy even worse.

My favorite is when the narrator said "more easier. "

Kinetic energy is doing anything except just sitting there.

Technically, this is "potential energy", but "kinetic energy just siitting there" works too xD

ikr that's just an extended way to say "potential energy"

he has to reach his word quota somehow

Agree 100%! 👍

I mean when you have a group of us euros without outsiders and subversive "people" abusing our natural altruism we succeed far more than every other group. There is a reason laws have to be made to hold us back and let lesser people take positions we deserve bc otherwise we dominate every field.

@@davidabest7195 do you really have nothing in your own life to be proud of except this vague sense of belonging to such a non specific generic concept like european? even if so, you do not inherit any of the merits of your ancestors’ deeds, as well as achievements of your co-citizens. Watch the video - it is not about nationality or color, it’s about collective thinking, smart decisions and a little bit of luck.

⁠@@davidabest7195 life is ironic, it’s always the lowest and most useless member of the group does the most chest pounding and calls others “lesser people”

It's sad that the UK has similar resources (see the Woodsmith Mine near Whitby and projects in renewable energy) but what we lack is competent leadership and the national will and foresight to make the most of what we have. There's very much an attitude of "cake today not bread tomorrow".

Highway # 1 gave the country its name. Nordvegr as the vikings called it, is shortened into today's Norge.

This gave me a great smile!

Except it's not true, route number 1 was used for the road between Oslo and Svinesund before it was changed to European route 6 in the 60s, and then later for a brief period in the 90s for the road between Stavanger and Kristiansund.

@@olnnn I have reported your comment.

​@@hepphepps8356good you did so! That buster was trying to sort things out with facts. That's so old fashioned!

Be white, blond haired, blue eyed germanic majority? Sounds familiar.

While Norwegians are envious of Swedish innovation and business. 👍

So have a majority of white people with blond hair and blue eyes of germanic origins? Adolf, is that you?

As a Quebecois I'm an admirer of both countries 🤘Hydro 4 life!

@@MrOvipareI’m from onterrible, and wish we could be more like Quebec

Justin Trudeau can ruin it all, Canada could be similarly rich, but Canadians need to look for a change..learn from Norway..

How can you guys be so cool? No pun intended!

You also jailed the bankers after the global financial crisis. Go Iceland!

Imagine

I'm sure Norway has a way to collect tax on that as well

Didn't his dad move to Switzerland to avoid paying taxes in Norway?

​@@Permuhnah, I think the only country doing that is the USA

I think the same for Magnus Carlsen, I wonder if he pays lot of taxes or has offshore to avoid them

Why would they sell it to China?..

Because ford is incompetent and drove them, jaguar aston martin and land rover into the ground

Fun for Norway, not so fun for Volvo shareholders.

Volvo did some bad business in the 70s 😂 Wasn't around the same time they "sold" cars to North Korea 😅

It was actually blocked by a pensioner fund with a significant stake in Volvo if I remember correctly. Bad times for Volvo, could have been the worlds most economically sound car manufacturer by a enormous margin.

To be fair I didn't really see anyone NOT mentioning that when talking about Norwegian economy

@@user-zw8ib3rl1oNot true. Please provide SSB or similar statistics for such an outrageous claim.

genetics is key Northern Europeans are just better

​@@armin3057Because they had no wars. Even during World War II, Norway was spared, which could not be said about other countries. They continued to develop while others had to rebuild from the rubble or were absorbed into communism.

​@@armin3057 that statement is bs

this is just nordic people in general

​@@fidelkva4810also the ones in Malmo? 😅

@@user-ut8gh7ww9y We don’t talk about Malmö or Stockholm…

It will be interesting to see how our society which is built upon trust will develop with increasingly more youth crime in urban areas, most of which comes from immigrant youth...

@@felonymelody4773 Yes, the immigration has definetely gone too far. I hope we don't turn into the catastrophe we now call Sweden.

It's called price fixing, cartels do the same to ensure the free market doesnt work for the buyer but serves the interest of the seller

I'm half Norwegian, half Moroccan. I'll be the middleman. I won't skim off the top... I swear.. ehm, I swear..

You mean ''therefore securing Norway gets the best price possible'' I am Norwegian and this is not to 'help' Morocco.. Like someone else already said. It's more like price fixing.

@@Borrelaas yep and now norway will own morroco... they will have to do everything norway wants them to do on the world scale

@@BH-gh6qmwomp womp

Well I think Bernt Anker brothers has something to do with that. Apparently the dude wasted a such a large fortune. That Had it lasted to today. The fortune would be bigger than. Norways oil fund by more then 10 times In today's money.

As a Norwegian, it's super cool to see how we've managed all this. However, and I keep yapping on about this, it's not like this formula can just be copy-pasted onto random countries and VOÍLA, everything is all fine and dandy. It cannot be overstated how much easier it is to accomplish this here where absolutely no one lives. A microscopic population is easier to rule and sort out than an absolute behemoth like the US, which would never find success with the same model for a billion different reasons. This was a great video tho, sweet little free advertising for Norway lmfao

​@@Matfridtthe only reason it wouldn't work out in the US is because the elites think they are entitled to 3 out of every 4 dollars made. The only difference is a plutocrat class who sees other Americans as "useless eaters". They think they don't need other Americans hence why they outsourced most good jobs in the 80's and 90's. Nowhere is this more visible than in Beverly Hills one of the richest places in Earth and a couple city blocks over is skid row where people live on the streets in abject poverty

@@noobnoob5072 I'm interested in hearing what you think you know about that. As far as I can tell, that's entirely false.

@@Matfridt As much as you,re statement has merit ,I believe the major difference is what,s in people,s hearts .Do polititions act as Christian or just mouth they do ? Hipocricy seems to be the dominant theme ,country to country . Once they,re elected anything goes ,especialy morals or word . And a few ,even now ,want to be king above all others (till they die ) , free from ANY resemblance to Christianity . "only I can solve it ' 'laws don,t apply to Me ' ME-me-me . My wife ,of Norwegian ancestry and Christian , have fantasized about immigrating there ( where her mother was born ) , if for the fact we,re both pushing 80 , but at least our son is young enough to take our place .At least for him at 6 ' 5" won,t feel so different than common heighted people , here . Just sayin'. PS -Canada is perhaps one of the best ( some say best ) countries otherwise and we do love it here ,we,re blessed to be here all said and done . Just wish our country would imitate Norway , in so many instances . Once Norway became a Christian nation ,they have not forsakened Christianity for the possesion obsessed examples too numerus to list . It truly is all for one and one for all like Jesus preached .Love it .

due to the culture of its people... =)

@@TainDK Naw, less people = less potential differences in opinion.

It lacks diversity. That is its weakness.

​@@tbird81 lol. As if

@@Claritism There are countries with less people that are vastly poorer and more corrupt. There's no real correlation between population size, and likelihood political polarization in my opinion.

Too bad it's slowly and steadily being covered and ruined by industry and infrastructure. Only 11,5% of Norway could be considered wilderness in 2018, and the percentage is decreasing at an ever growing, alarming rate. It's a big conflict going on in the country at the moment, now that people have become aware of how extreme it has gotten. 118,500 square meters of nature is demolished EVERY DAY. It's insane, and it makes me sad...

det hørtes ikke så bra ut, er du sikker

@@aeriumsoft Yeah, it’s been all over NRK (the state channel) for the last month or so. The show Oppsynsmannen with Bård Tufte Johansen does a deep dive to find out how and why this is happening.

@@andreasservan9545 you know norway is pretty big, typically the most damage human population does to nature is the asphalt covering cities and the food crops to supply them, and since there's not that many of us the impact isn't that great. The other big thing is dams which has always been controversial but were mostly built way back. I guess the big question these days is how much damage building out windfarms will cause, and maybe the aesthetics of long powerlines...

"it's actually unsettling (...) when you're there." Unless you're used to it.

even Russia?

@@tomasbeltran04050 For the most part, yeah, especially before they went invasion crazy. We have our conflicts over fishing and they did squeeze us into accepting an ocean border that favored them and they don't really agree with us when it comes to some islands, but for the most part they don't care that much. It probably helps that we have never been part of their empires (it helps that we only got a border with them after the Winter war), our border is tiny and since we haven't militarized our side the fact that it's close to their northern fleet maters less than you might think. After the invasion it has soured quite a bit with sanctions and complaints.

@@msuomtv þank you

@@tomasbeltran04050 No problem, and I understand why you asked, our relationship with Russia is almost unique, and I really wish Putin would stop wrecking it.

Everyone likes Norway? Norway is a country of 5 million people that have isolated themselves, and kept all of Europe's riches for themselves. Many people rightly point out Norway has been war profiteering from Russia's war, getting filthy rich, while many in mainland Europe and the UK can barely afford their electric bill.

Og i en video der vi blir forklart at vi er best.

lol

How can I move to Norway???

​@@HenricoK91or bicycle

​@@jayreagan5999by an viking ark

it is real

As a norwegian, I can confirm I’m not real

nice

I wish AlternateLifeLore was real

Norway is well positioned. Away from Russia. Away from the rest of Europe. Sitting on oil. Not swarmed too much by immigration. Norway was literally to make the money printer go BRRRRRR... 😂😂😂😂😂😂

He mentioned it near the beginning, but only briefly to segue into how Norway got such a big merchant marine fleet.

Me too, especially because we (I'm Portuguese) eat almost all of the codfish that you fish, but we salt it instead.

⁠@@njsferoh, you don’t like Lutefisk? Also known as salted cod jelly…

@@DanFreezin I never tried it but I would like to. It looks like our salted "bacalhau" (codfish). Codfish is the only salted fish that we eat here in Portugal.

@@njsferI’m from a small town on the coast of Norway called Kristiansund and every year we have a Bacalao (we say) festival because the town was settled by fishermen from all over (i presume) and it became a long standing tradition on the coast of Norway!

Yet I keep hearing that China, which has 1.412 billion people, is doomed because its population is shrinking.

I agree I also find it hard to watch 40 min videos straight

Look up 'hyperfocusing', you might find it interesting if you have ADHD.

Can you remover any facts from the video? 10 seconds to think about it.

@@callumcolquhoun8501 you mean remember? I remember some stuff yeah

Hi, Mike. 😉

Hi @@-_James_- you can be one of the two James I know, so I'm going to assume you are currently enjoying the sun in Valencia? 😉

@@DbugII You guessed correct. 🙂

Wholesome thread

@@gladJonasThere are so few people in Norway, that you often bump in the very same people in very different locations :)

Damn i think selfish is the way for becoming successful like US capitalism explain

@@muysli.y1855lol US wealth is all owned by .1 percent of population unlike Norway

100% true 🇳🇴

Not anymore. Norway is just as corrupt as any other EU country at this point

only works in countries that are relatively ethnically homogeneous.

excruciatingly unparalleled*

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It’s because it’s a ChatGPT written script

I have some counter arguments and i hope the discussion will add to my knowledge. - As for electricity being costly, Norway had a trend of decreasing electric prices annually, except for in 2022 when their was a surge due to a particularly non-rainy season and thus the hydros could not keep up with the demand. To mitigate Norway is heavily investing in wind farms and maybe sooner they will be less dependent on hydros. One of the reasons is also meeting the goal of 50000 EVs two years earlier, the highest adoption rate worldwide. Thus further increasing demand. - For oil, i believe that the higher oil price is not their to reap cash from people, it is too push them to adopt EVs sooner. The benefits of EV owners such as zero registration tax and VAT, subsidies, state built charging stations and special perks for EVs such as toll free roads, free parking, driving in bus lane greatly outweigh the troubles of gas owners. Also, they have converted their ferries, trains and busses to electric, thus promoting even cheaper commute. - As for roads i agree with you. - the power transmission is definitely in need of an upgrade, but they are more focused on trying to scale existing infrastructure for the rising demand due to EVs. Maybe their will be progress in the future.... - I agree with the taxes but the state wealth is not their for easing public issues, its there to act as a buffer in bad days, for example oil losing its value gradually. In that case this fund will act as an investment to support Norwegian economy when oil is no more gold in contrast with Saudi Arabia which is heavily spending on its public to allow then to accept the authoritarian government, kind of like bribing its own citizens and actually not saving anything for the rainy day...

It's difficult to be all sunshine in the Arctic circle

@@albertodv2165 It depends on the season. :)

​@@mateenahmed1283 I think the issue with electricity prices is that the state allows private firms to tread with electricity. They are like a middle man. You can sign with various companies to buy your electricity from. Kind of like signing to a cell phone carrier. This allows for the prices to be manipulated with, and boy those companies do mess with the prices! Also there was much uproar about selling electricity abroad (f.e. to Germany) while the local prices are raised massively blaming it on a "non-rainy" period - because if there is a shortage of hydropower then how is there enough to sell abroad...?! I'm all about an open market, but basic public services like water and electricity should be an exception in my opinion. Wind farms have quite some pushback as well; I believe in Norway some of them have even been closed. The main issue with them is killing a LOT of birds and bugs. They are also expensive to build and their life cycle compared to the environmental load of making them raises some questions. Using EV's makes the most sense in a country like Norway, where there is plentiful of the greenest power. Fuel prices were among the highest in Europe even before the first modern EV's... therefore I don't think there is a correlation - it's just another excuse. Also, I believe they have started to decrease the benefits for EV owners. I think state wealth should benefit the people of today (the people acquiring it), not only the people of the future. As this video shined a light on, Norway's wealth is not only from the oil, so it's not like the country would be in big trouble when oil runs out.

@@mateenahmed1283 About the low cost benefits on EVs: Norway cut the financial benefits of having an EV a year or two ago. EVs are paying the same toll on roads, all the register costs etc are the same. EV owners in Norway are massively pissed about this, as they feel tricked into it and now getting ripped off after paying substantially more for the initial purchase of an EV. The video portrays the government of Norway smarter then nessessary and less corrupt then it really is.

NORGE

Makes me want to move back

@@bjarkiengelsson why’d you leave

​@@Your_Local_Nerd Thats what I was thinking. Beautiful country. Beautiful Women. Very nice people.. Warm... er Nice people.

Get me a trabajo por favor I want better life in EVROPA

That wasn’t fun at all

You mean from the Norsk Hydro group? Most of their factories and supply chain is completely outside of Norway

😂@@FLuFFyDawgg

Which comes in handy as the sovereign wealth fund is a major shareholder of AAPL

lie , apple has manufacturing base majorily in asia and asian country are giants in alumunium production

That's how it is in all countries. Corrupt cultures have corrupt businesses.

Immigration is hurting Norwegian work ethic. There’s less unity

Was closely tied.... The Norwegian work and social culture has been on a death spiral since the 90s. It's gotten more and more "American corporate" over the past 3 decades.

​@@mevans4953bullshit lmao

@@prysin8890 I'd say the opposite. Our public sector has gotten more bloated since the 90s.

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...Nice to hear. But you should also try to live here during the dark months.

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Been there to and its Cold and Dark no Sun Half of The year and Women are Boring Ugggly Feminists too ! Be honest Men ! Fact !

I wanna move there and race change to Norwegian

That name rings a bell....

Documentation?

@@KimCaspar Just google him, but yeah, he did contribute quite a lot both on regulations and the more technical side, this isn't really in doubt, the guy was knighted for it. Random fact about him: after the invasion of Iraq he helped write the countrys new oil regulations.

Interesting

I was a bit let down he didn't mention Al-Kasim. He was instrumental to our discovery of oil

Thanks. Even Trump wanted more Norwegian migrants to US :)

​@@Mosern1977if he wants Norwegian immigrants to come to the US why is he running for president? 😂

all hype

​@@craigslist6988should have hade Bernie Sanders as president to attract nordic immigrants

My understanding is that intraparty sabotage prevented him from winning the democratic primary. Never stood a chance.​@LasVegar

Crying from Askøy :(

@@patriotgamer6996 Ikkje bedre på Alver heller ;D

More than here in Washington state? Unlikely!

@@patriotgamer6996 I can probably see you from my place in Nyhavn :)

@@marisamartin3664: Norway is further north, so it also gets a lot of precipetation. Bergen especially, with 242 rainy days per year.

He's good and has 10x your net worth

I know the Erik living in Oslo. He's all good, just had a baby. Don't know the other Erik

@@kenfk3794The other one moved from Oslo to Bodø a few years ago.

They usually dont move back once they have moved there. Go visit him.

This is the sign that you need to make contact with Erik again! He would probably get very happy from hearing from you! 😁

Still, Norway is one of the biggest arms exporters in the world. They are something like nr. 20 on the list.

@@9xqspx6 ...AS long as we don't supply Russia and Israel, I can live with being no 20.

There is a separate pension fund (Folketrygdfondet) which is funded by everyone's taxes - that fund holds Norwegian stocks, about 5% of the Norwegian stock market in fact. This includes companies like Equinor (oil), DNB (banking), Yara (fertiliser) and also some Scandinavian companies like Novo Nordisk (pharma).

@@odins1eye So very,very ,sad the way Israel is being dictated over by Netinyahoo with his band of misfits in parlament . He,like trump , is up on multable charges ,so as long as he does war his thing ,he,ll avoid procecution .' His ' war is as terrible as 'poopin,s ' in Ukrane . Hopefully the masses can get him out of the president,s office and into a cell ?? 82% of Israelies are vehemitly against him and want him out .Hopefully soon .

Norway, like Sweden, collaborated with the Nazis. It is also a non-diverse country that basically consists of Oslo and its suburbs, is intellectually shallow and has no knowledge industry.

In your charity, would you gift me $850 out of your consultacy payout? 😋

hello! I'm curious, was it easy to get adjusted to the social life in Norway in a year, or did you have a hard time as a foreigner? I'm a foreigner in Poland and I'm looking for other options, and since it's hard for me here because of language barriers, I wanted to ask for your opinion.

My comment was removed, lol.

@@donniedarko6699 It shouldn't be too hard. We're a bit anti social, but we're welcoming to foreigners that come here for work. Many find it charming that you've chosen to come to our little country. If you're comfortable speaking English, you'll find no language barrier, outside the older population (70+) most of us are fluent in English. I've worked with several foreigners, and they've all enjoyed their experience, apart from the difficulty of getting to know the people (takes effort and a bit of luck to get close to a Norwegian, we like our privacy. But it's not impossible).

@@donniedarko6699 it's impossible to socialize in Norway. Norway seems to be quite like Japan (according to what I heard about it) - you are going to stay a foreigner forever whatever you do. It is not pronounced by anybody, but it is just a fact. I live and work here for a year. I don't have even a single Norwegian friend and not even close. Some of my eastern-European colleagues live here for ten years and even more. They have already got a citizenship, the speak fluently Norwegian, even its local dialect, but the situation is the same. One of them told me that once her eldest daughter finds a boyfriend, maybe they will be able to "socialize a bit better here". PS However, Norwegians are very polite, ready to help you in case of trouble and almost all of them speak English very well. They are just extremely self-sufficient.

I don't think it would make a difference in the world if we stopped producing oil, the demand will still be the same, other countries would just export more. If Nike stopped producing shoes, people would just buy Adidas and Puma, they still need shoes

The so-called negativity that surrounds fossil fuel production is one more cog in the propaganda mechanism that directs general public thought, which, once again is upheld by increasing ignorance. Oil production is far more than diesel exhaust fumes. Without it the world’s manufacturing and consumption scenario would not exist. Removing plastics, to name but one key element in today’s society is totally impossible. Another thing is education with regards to its recycling, a subject still in its infancy on a global scale, as is education itself sadly …

​@@baltasarmaniandresson4633and the norwegian oil, while still bad is SLIGHTLY greener than oil from for example the UAE

Their strat is sell high buy low

Every commercial brake is like designed to irritate you before sucking out your soul

@@sjetong RU-vid premium is the only “streaming” service I have / can afford and this comment just reaffirmed that transaction

Bruh cable tv gets way more views and more money.

You're broke.@@judeau9151

Felt especially egregious today. Literally the last third was just reiteration

He does it on every video to increase its length. I can't fully watch most of this channel's videos since it really bothers my need for things to be succinct and to the point lol.

@@skeetsmcgrew3282 I was actually interested in the subject but I just started laughing 5 minutes in, it’s literally unwatchable 😂

@@saturnzbarz979yeah most of his videos are borderline unwatchable, this one especially, spent like the first 10 minutes repeating the same thing. Sad how youtubers will sacrifice their video quality for extra ad revenue.

@@joerogan120 I find it disrespectful to your audience's time. I don't want to listen to reiteration for an extra 15 minutes. I have not clicked on one of these in awhile but thought the topic was interesting.

That spice might be great and tasty, but its name doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. :)

I understood that reference 😉

He did win an award, and his name is Slartibartfast