How I Built an Electric Car at 16

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Serway: Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics
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[JanisMisins-vbco]

"Built a mini particle accelerator/fusion reactor" immediately followed by "didn't want it to dilute my portfolio so I removed it" has got to be the most insane thing I've ever heard... can't wait for the DIY quantum computer

[joefromfortniteepic]

bro u cant be this talented at such a young age our job market is already in shambles no way we can compete with you

[grimlock-xe]

bros a young tony stark keep up the good work

[htchamber]

4:51 the most important part of this video “ I had made ~200 projects” imagine how far most of us would be if we had the sense / determination to apply the info we learned like this dam good stuff

[lpljjgy]

remember guys it took bro 4 years to go from a RC car to a Real electric car
Proof Hard work and commitment to your hobby goes far.

[YayzayMc]

this is dangerously underated, i hope this blows up

[jb_kc__]

this is insane man. to be a teenager and not fall into the usual trap of chasing girls, caring about your social life / what others think of you etc. and just getting your head down and committing yourself to your work consistently is truly inspiring 🙏

[techvishnuyt]

I'm 19 almost finished with engineering, just 2 minutes in the video I'm fueled with jealously haha, you're seriously very talented! keep it up

[revenger]

This is not engineering, folks, this is engineering with PASSION. Your love for the craft shines through everything you do and I believe many could do just as much if not more if they had the same love and interest in the things they do. Incredible video and work through and through and wishing you the best in your life dude. You deserve it!

[slowedworks]

3rd year engineering student at Stanford and he far outclasses like 90% of people in my engineering class with ingenuity, capacity to learn new material and apply, and just raw technical talent. And he also seems very kind. Keep it going!!

[KB-gygg]

it took him 4 years, 200+projects and thousands of hours of self learning to get to that point, i'm starting to think that anyone, with that level of dedication, could do it. ofcourse he might be above avg (or even a genius by default), but that level of grind and passion is a one in a million. most of us prob spent those 4 years fucking around or doing the bare minimum, and yet we still have the audacity to bring up his "privilege" ( even if all of our parents were engineers making millions of dollar, we wouldnt even get anywhere near him with that attitude)

[t.s.d.]

I was just re-watching your maker video.
Couple of people were being pretty dismissive about your achievements because they are under the impression that your parents were either rich, engineers or both. I myself thought you must've had someone in your family who could've provided you with the necessary mentorship and guidance.
Thank you mam, Glad that you could share more of your story with us. You are an inspiration to people interested in technology, electronics/hardware in particular.

[YuvalAloni]

As a maker myself, and now CTO of a company I am making, I must say you are one special engineer.
I would love to see more content that you make, and even more!

[reformedape]

I hope you'll keep uploading videos about the different projects youve done, its all super impressive

[rowancode]

I truly admire that you're self-taught, and with this video, I just learned that I was making excuses. Thank you Liong, your work has impacted me in a positive way.

[pleasebitt]

Bros too humble, proud of the hard work you've done during your time. I hope for your success dude!

[kregm]

I'm 35 and have been self-teaching Electrical Engineering for 5 years. I'm married and have a kid on the way. It's too late for me to get a Masters in Stem, much less I have a Bachelors in Politics. But You, You are inspiring! And watching this video has given me more momentum to keep going. You're doing awesome work! Can't wait to see what else you do along the way.

[loser]

I know over 10 programming languages and im 17, and got an internship at 16. I thought I was pretty set. Then THIS gets in my reccommended. Holeh moleh I can't catch a break there is ALWAYS someone out there better than you. God damn.

[thai]

he's the reason why you go through 8 rounds of interview and ultimately lost for the engineering job

[NeuroTrader]

I’m so glad there is parent out there willing to help anything for their child’s dream while other parents force their children into a mold that they want to