19 Inventions that will Save your Life!

Which Invention did you find MOST surprising? 🤭 For the NEXT Inventions vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_2q9JclfcQ&list=PLflqtq8EOGAKZ_F5dbjVaEnMcKrFR56hy&index=1&t=0s

Sharing the same name as your cat always brightens my day, and I’ve wanted to say this for some time. Keep it up!

Arun: talks about the escape floss The MI6 spy who was about to use it in his next mission: OH SHI-

Imagine a dude in a cop car using that bracelet to get out of the cop car

13:54 The fact that one of Arun’s fav videos is the Harry Potter Puppet Pals song fills me with joy on another level that no one will understand 🎉

Arun's team is really really skilled, like the greenscreen is practically seamless, the transitions are always top notch and the content never ceases to engage me. We all need to just take a moment and appreciate the amount of hard work and dedication that goes into every video. Phenomenal work as always!

Its amazing how well he suites them scrubs. He always reminded me of my doctor anyway. lol

Not quite on the same level as the building earthquake tech in Japan, but in Israel there are a lot of modifications for war preparedness. Since the Intifada, all buildings are required to be built with bomb shelters including sky-scrapers. One of the major hospitals just renovated their parking garage under the hospital so that it includes all of the necessary plumbing, electric, and other utilities so that the entire hospital can be effectively moved underground or the hospital can nearly double its capacity in times of war.

Fun fact: The first Foundation base isolation system was used by "Mimar Sinan", a Turkish architect, around 400 years earlier than Frank Lyond Wright. This system can be seen in the mosques that he has built, which allowed these mosques to still be standing in a high earthquake-risk area like Istanbul. But most of the buildings in Turkey don't use this system (cuz its expensive).

I know that I sound like someone who just writes nice things in the comments when I say this, but you are the only content creator whose videos make me genuinely excited to watch; you put so much effort into the quality of every part, including the visuals and audio, and it really makes a difference for those who engage with your content. I’m so happy that your channel is continuing to grow, and I can’t wait to see what you have in store for us in 2023.

You know, I'm something of a medical student myself.

This should get millions of views. Such important information and it gives us hope for the future. Thanks for taking the time to put this all together and presenting it to us. I hope everyone passes it on.

5:41 so its a bomb that extinguishes fires? Thats the most American thing I've ever heard of.

Arun will prolly be the first Tech YouTuber to reach 50M Subs very soon with the way he's making his contents so appetizing to watch!

I'm into wood working and when I share about how amazing SawStop is it blows the minds of those I show their demonstration videos of what the company calls an 'activation.' Just the fact it can save your fingers is massive. When take away fatalities the number of amputations caused by table saws is horrifying.

I've used a sawstop before; it is really nice knowing that there is an extra layer of safety while working on different projects.

The fireball extinguisher is best used in an encloses space, like a medium sized bathroom, walk in closet, maintenance shed, etc. It's least effective in the open during wind, as the wind will blow the extinguishing powder away from the fire. There used to be extinguishing orbs made of glass, with simple water, certain salt solutions or extinguishing powders inside. They'd be hung, by a string or in a purpose-made basket, above a likely fire hazard, like an electric panel, chemical bottles etc. as a form of passive fire safety.

1:49 a clean recovery

10:40 two word, DragonBall XD

Everybody gangsta till grandpa pulls out the cane taser