I asked an AI for video ideas, and they were actually good

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[TomScottGo]

I should clarify that by "out of ideas", I mean that I've only got enough to last me until the end of March, or maybe the middle of April if lockdown eases. The way I work, that's close enough that I start to get worried.

[Niccolonic]

"The British Road that is also a Boat" sounds exactly like a Tom Scott video about some sort of ferry that has a street name

[pogglefishii]

“The British road that is also a boat” actually exists in at least one place in Britain since the Woolwich Ferry is considered to be part of the North Circular Road.

[kevinhodge]

"It's all farmland"

Sounds like a Russian utopia to me, comrade.

[one_smol_duck]

Hahahahahaha I love "The beach where you can hear the sea." If nothing else, this AI could produce top tier shitposting.

[Erstus]

"The Green Death And The Industrial Revolution." Actually makes a lot of sense. There was a specific green pigment used in the wallpapers during The Industrial Revolution that contained arsenic. Search "arsenic in wallpaper". Also I think it's also not too weird to have a road that is also a boat, just look for bridging boats.

[ResonantRTS]

Please, i beg you. Find a cliff that refuses to be a cliff.... im sure he's out there somewhere

[theblackumbrella]

Tom: Im running out of ideas
Tom: Oh, that gives me an idea

[FromJustJ]

Regarding "The British Road That Is Also A Boat", I direct your attention to the SS Badger, a ferry in the US between Ludington, MI and Manitowoc, WI that is officially a part of highway US 10.

[Chewierulz]

"The Strange Light that Floats over Oxfordshire"
I know it's very cloudy in the UK but surely Brits know what the moon is.

[LordOceanus]

"The green Death and the Industrial Revolution" Actually that sounds like it may work referring to Scheele's Green which killed many thousands of people though arsenic exposure when it became the most popular pigment in Britain.

[tparadox_]

"Welcome to Lofthouse. Please drive carefully, some buildings are invisible."

[ThatJ]

I would love Tom to make one of these “alternate reality” videos for April Fools every year

[AlRoderick]

"Please drive carefully: Village is periodically invisible."

[mikan]

Okay but "The Cliff that Refuses to be a Cliff" does sound exactly like a Tom Scott video title...

[schmid.]

"Two Drums and a Cymbal Fall off a Cliff, but the Cliff refuses to be a cliff."

[lamialua]

The "white cube at the end of the world" would actually be proof that this entire planet was modelled in Blender, and that its author forgot to delete the default cube before releasing it

[mulgerbill]

Time to revisit an old idea with a modern twist
""Two drums and a cymbal fall off a cliff that refuses to be a cliff""

[Qubrof]

"The Green Death and the Industrial Revolution" sounds like a fascinating look at the use of the arsenic-laden Paris Green pigment in wallpaper in Victorian times, and how it started to fall out of use around the turn of the century.

[TehJimlad]

You should have saved 'the beach where you can hear the sea' for april fool's day