Die Glocke: Did This Nazi Super Weapon Actually Exist?

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[bel]

Katy’s running joke of using Danny Devito as a unit of measure makes me cackle every time

[xm]

I actually feel bad for Chat GPT. Simon asks the MOST long winded and tangent filled questions I have ever heard. I can barely make out what he’s trying to say. Which just speaks to how amazing Chat GPT. When Simon says “Yo Chat GPT my dude” the AI is probably like “oh for F’s sake here we go again” lol

[jamesstanbridge]

Fun fact: things in orbit around us, like the ISS, are NOT in zero-G. The station and it's occupants experience the same pull of gravity as we do here on the ground. But, as in the parabolic arc dive of the "vomit comet' aircraft, the station etc is just falling down. But it has been given enough angular momentum to miss the actual It just keeps falling. Everything in every orbit is just falling towards a center of gravity, and missing.

[jimcappa]

Simon telling ChatGPT to keep it tight is always amusing!

[otters-ftw]

I love that Simons Chatbot is asking him questions back, his BOT sidetracks him back hahaha

[markboon]

I like how you can tell how much/little Simon cares about a subject, by how many tangents he goes on in the first ten minutes of the video.

[jl]

Simon goes so bro hip with the kids when he talks to ChatGPT, I love it, lol. It's like it's his real friend. One true

[ignitionfrn]

2:40 - Mid roll ads
4:20 - Back to the video
8:35 - Chapter 1 - Glocked & gloaded
15:40 - Chapter 2 - The kecksburg incident
21:20 - Chapter 3 - For whom the bell tolls
37:00 - Chapter 4 - Bell end
PS: On the "Nani tunnels"(7:50) & "Red Mercury"(25:25), i'm still waiting on the Lightning Ball episode Legend !

[lordremy]

Simon stoping a tangent with “stop Simon, you’re digging a hole!!” Made me stop and spit my coffee out with laughter

[generalgarchomp]

I fucking love how Simon interacts with chat gpt it's fucking hilarious.

[badet]

Surely that Bond movie should be pronounced "Dee Another Day" in this video.

[SwayTree]

Oh! I live in Lower Silesia and I know the tunnels you are talking about. Project Riese in Owl Mountains. By the way, you can visit them and it is worth it. It is around 3 hour drive from Prague I think. While antigravity machine probably wasn't produced there, it is still crazy shit. The fact is that we have no clue what those tunnels where for. Based on the documents about building materials, we can estimate that optimistically we discovered half of the tunnels. We know that the project got a yearly budget equal to the one for building bunkers for civilians across whole Germany. Moreover, Germans were sure they will return to the area, they never thought it will be part of Poland, so they were only hiding stuff. You can feel this mystery solving urge when you are there...

[matthewyabsley]

Simon seems to be keeping the anti gravity secrets to himself on this one…. Maybe for his new “flying rotten turtle” line of Christmas toys?

[caseyaldrich]

The thing he's thinking about in Interstellar is how they spent a signifigant amount of money by hiring a large team of astrophysicists to use many of the best theories we have on black holes, in conjunction with visual effect techs and computers, to create the most realistic looking black holes ecreation disc according to what we know about them.

[olencone]

Ah, of course -- they're playing the "recovered alien tech from a crashed saucer" card! Isn't it fascinating how aliens have the advanced technology to safely cross vast interstellar distances, shielding their craft from intense barrages of radiation, and avoiding impacts with objects that would instantly vaporize the craft at such speeds... but as soon as they get to Earth, they become unimaginably incompetent and crash their crafts in every random (yet conveniently found!) spot they can find. 🤣

[blackc]

Im actually really impressed that simon got all the way to the closing before making a "bell-end" comment.

[joseybryant]

This title reminded me of something my freshman year German professor told us: "if you know the German alphabet, you can very likely just sound out the words."
Then, foolishly, I switched to French.

[JoeySchmidt]

Perfect episode for a Sheath sponsor about a bell end being uncovered in Kecksburg!

[the_Odditorium_by_CvG]

at this rate, the counter needs to be made into a permanent feature...

[tursilion]

The baffled look when ChatGPT asked him why he was asking made my day. ;)