YouTube removes criticism of dangerous fractal wood burning, but leaves up tips

Post by iSnow » Fri, Jul 01, 2022, 4:29 PM UTC

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Yes and no. Punishing your kid for some dumb but innocent action has the potential to make them too cautious. Additionally, they might damage the toaster because they have no experience on how to properly open and clean it and that would make things much worse. That's especially true if your kid might be neuro-divergent - e.g. kids with ADHD tend to be clumsy but cannot help it, they might be 30% behind in motor coor…

I certainly agree that modulating the level of supervision of the cleaning to the kid's abilities is warranted, but I still think they should be involved to the end. I don't see it as a punishment to make the kid stick around and help with the cleanup to the extent they can; rather, it's an attempt to practice conscientious habits (if you make a mess, you stick around to see it cleaned up even if you need help to do…

Post by mulmen » Fri, Jul 01, 2022, 4:33 PM UTC

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Do you have some links to this? A few cursory quacks turned up nothing. My family loves those channels but it would be interesting to see how the structures hold up and how/if they are ever used.

Here's one, although I don't like it because I feel like it's overdramatizing a bit. With construction quality this low, my hinge is that the jungle will claim back those spots fairly quickly, but the (drainless!) water pits will remain moscito breeders for a considerable amount of time (and wildlife trap hazards for some time). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCyLWhPnq1M In response to your question: they hold up ex…

Post by Sohcahtoa82 » Fri, Jul 01, 2022, 4:40 PM UTC

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I like Big Clive (and Electroboom) because they know how to be safe, but do the stupid thing anyways (safely) to show how bad the ideas are.

I can't watch Electroboom because he always gives himself shocks in every video. Don't care that they are small or it's set up, I can't stand watching it, makes me ill. Seems to be interesting stories he's telling otherwise though, so it's a shame.

Post by t_mann » Fri, Jul 01, 2022, 4:43 PM UTC

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Here's one, although I don't like it because I feel like it's overdramatizing a bit. With construction quality this low, my hinge is that the jungle will claim back those spots fairly quickly, but the (drainless!) water pits will remain moscito breeders for a considerable amount of time (and wildlife trap hazards for some time). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCyLWhPnq1M In response to your question: they hold up ex…

Yeah I wondered if this was some kind of “traditional” construction with modern style. But water-based masonry seems like a suspect choice in a rainy climate. On the other hand I was wrong once back in the 90s. Thanks for the link.

Post by jeffbee » Fri, Jul 01, 2022, 4:45 PM UTC

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Salad is pretty dangerous and I don't see anyone putting disclaimers on cooking shows.

I can't tell if you are being sarcastic, or if you actually live in a country with poor safety standards on produce and it is a risk for food-borne diseases to eat uncooked food.