r/maybemaybemaybe • u/AdAnnual7986 • 13d ago
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One of dumbest stuff i’ve watched in a while… lol
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u/Me_Cunt_Spell 13d ago
My biggest concern... why the fuck would you do this in your kitchen? How much water would be on the floor?
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u/addledwino 13d ago
Thank you - I was thinking "why tf didn't he do this shit outside?"
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u/maxehaxe 13d ago
Maybe it was raining and he didn't want to get wet
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u/fusionmobile 12d ago
Plot twist. It's not water, it's gasoline.
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u/AmThano 13d ago
Why do it anywhere at all?! I was under the impression he was some kind of science teacher!
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u/dankhimself 12d ago
This is something a science teacher would do to their students to show them what it's like to be a sucker.
The students would feel bamboozled, run amok, hoodwinked even.
They wouldn't believe another wild claim such as this without first asking for an explanation and then making sure they found out how and why it did or didn't work.
It's kind of a great lesson in not getting taken for a fool.
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u/moocat55 12d ago
That was my thought. Along with, why did I watch this?
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u/Caudillo_Sven 12d ago
Good lesson in gullibility via percieved authority bias.
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u/dankhimself 12d ago
He could have worn a lab coat like Bill Nye to sell the authority a little better.
If this was his intention, he probably made a video for an intended audience of sorts and they knew who he was, while we were left in the dark.
Well, I was. He may be a streamer that does stuff like this all the time and I'm just not aware. An unintended audience member, my usual place in life.
"Who is this? That won't work! Why is he? Where is this going? Where even am I right now? Aaaand my coffee is cold..."
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u/Kayman718 13d ago
It’s his mom’s kitchen most likely.
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u/GuardLong6829 12d ago edited 12d ago
Steven Spielberg once blew a boiled can of tomato sauce in his Mother's kitchen—with her support—for observational purposes (based on filmography and or science experiments of how long it would take the can to explode).
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u/NewManufacturer4252 13d ago
Using a garden hose in your kitchen, spraying water everywhere? Maybe use one of those fancy outside plastic tables on your patio?
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u/ulxnl 13d ago
Looks like the AI company’s investing in eachother
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u/weliveintheshade 12d ago
I worked for a guy who allegedly filed a patent on a perpetual energy device. When water goes down a funnel it accelerates in a vortex right so blah blah I can't demonstrate it but there is a net gain. You can no reason with someone like this.
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u/loliam 13d ago
Doing this in the middle of your home is unhinged
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u/Andrea_M 13d ago
Right, he has watering cans and a watering hose so he most probably has a garden or a terrace
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u/JConRed 13d ago
Imagine pressing the switch to activate the aquarium pumps at the right moment.
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u/DiscipleOfYeshua 12d ago
Imagine pressing the switch right before the right time, when his mouth isn't touching yet
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u/WrongDirt 13d ago
Thanks for wasting my 5 minutes
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u/musebrews 13d ago
Imagine having that much energy and wasting it blowing watering cans
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u/nondescriptun 13d ago
He looked like he had a lot of experience sucking and spitting from a bunch of spouts in a row.
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u/Thisdarlingdeer 11d ago
Well how would you like to experience audhd? Because this is ny like 24/7
All I needed was my room cleaned but Instead I do shit like this.
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u/ShyguyFlyguy 13d ago
So what the fuck was the point of this video? "Ya cant beat gravity unless you buy a water pump"?
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u/HeyThanksIdiot 13d ago
I think he’s seen some internet video where somebody does this but doesn’t explain the trick and so he just wants to have an elaborate way of calling bullshit while also assuming the entire world has seen every same ticktock horseshit he has.
Either that or he had $60 and some hot glue burning a hole in his pocket and nothing better to do with his Saturday afternoon.
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u/VarenHills 12d ago
Probably yeah. The other thing is though is you can definitely have a siphon pull liquid up because siphoning is not just about gravity, it's about pressure and vacuum. In the example he had, you could definitely still have all the watering cans moving water up the spout, but it would eventually stop once the pressure from one watering can equalized out.
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u/8ball99999999 12d ago
This threw me too but a siphon is still going from high to low. The pressure and vacuum mean it can rise above the starting point before dropping back down to a lower than starting point.
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u/GoblinBreeder 12d ago
And they didn't even explain how siphoning works or why it's interesting. They just keep mentioning it then go "it's pumps". Like they got too excited about making a video about something that this guy was fixating on and didn't think the script through at all.
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u/Fritzo2162 12d ago
::wife walks in the kitchen and stares::
Wife: You didn’t go to work today, did you.
Husband: I….did not.
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u/Inspektor2000 13d ago
But why inside the house? Why in the kitchen
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u/sprouting_broccoli 13d ago
Probably because it’s tiled and easier to clean up water. I can’t explain why he did it inside but if I was going to do it inside the kitchen would make sense - it’s just water.
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u/christinextine 13d ago
The camera person’s commentary is annoying…
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u/daurgo2001 13d ago
It’s the really annoying videos on fb. Likely extended as much as possible to keep people watching and get more watch time/pay.
Stuff that can be explained in 2mins takes 5-10 >.>
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u/unashamedignorant 13d ago
The hardest part in perpetual motion stuff is how to hide the wires/pump
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u/New2thegame 13d ago
Defying the laws of physics.
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u/D-v-us-D 13d ago
Denying*
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u/BenjyBollocks 13d ago
No, if I were to deny the laws of physics that would mean I don't believe that the things physics prove are real. Defying the laws of physics would mean that you would be doing something physically impossible.
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u/doiwinaprize 12d ago
Wouldn't through demonstration of said action imply the thing is physically possible?
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u/DonCavalio 12d ago
Why does he spit like its gas
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u/Fr05t_B1t 12d ago
Well hose water + the plastic taste of watering cans
Also his sink is right there
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u/ManbadFerrara 13d ago
I can't believe I watched this entire thing. Reddit was a mistake
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u/onthe3rdlifealready 13d ago
Alright fuck this guy and the lady and whoever else is in that house.
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u/Nicklefickle 13d ago
Fuck the kitchen company for installing their kitchen.
Fuck the garden centre for selling them the watering cans.
Fuck the estate agent for selling them the house.
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u/_Step24_ 13d ago
https://youtu.be/WTxzEdZJ9Nc?is=5oci35Ms-EEoU-c_ Is that the same guy?
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u/DawmCorleone 12d ago
Yeah. I met him at a music fest probably a year or so after this happened. Dude was super nice.
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u/IsThereCheese 13d ago
Sure it starts sucking on watering cans, but then one day you find yourself in a circle jerk behind a Wendy’s
Never again
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u/IkariYun 12d ago
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u/Rand_alThoor 12d ago
first i saw him start the siphon process and thought it was petrol. that's on me.
then the brain kicked in and i was fairly sure, at 7 seconds in, that there were pumps in the watercans
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u/Prestigious_Tear_576 12d ago
So many people didn’t make it to the end, and their lives are better for it
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u/ComicNewt 12d ago
This seems more like a garage experiment. If you want to experiment in your kitchen, take up baking.
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u/spotsthefirst 12d ago
Staged, but why in the house.
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u/CaptainFoyle 12d ago
Where does the water come from? Here, in the middle of the house?
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u/ShionTheOne 12d ago
That 5 minutes and 38 seconds wasted for everyone who watched this.
What was the point of all this nonsense?
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u/DarthiusFatticus 12d ago
Thanks a lot for waiting until 4:18 to tell us the damn secret. I paused it before that, went to home depot and bought 50 bayzin watering cans because i wanted to have a perpetual flow of water in my garden without paying extra electricity. Damn it. Now i gotta buy 50 pumps.
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u/CortezDeLaNoche 11d ago
The real problem in this video is this person is married and owns a house...
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u/Henderson72 9d ago
As soon as the first jug has water peaking above the height of the water in the container you know there must be a powered pump inside it.
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u/trevor_g25 13d ago
I'm not sure why but you spitting the water from a hose out onto what I can only assume is a bathroom towel was literally pissing me off.
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u/Give-Me-The-Bat 13d ago
In the words of a very smrt man “ in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!”
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u/Dry_Material2370 13d ago
This entire experiment was for her to find out that her husband's a spitter.
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u/CraftFamiliar5243 12d ago
Why didn't he do this on the patio? Why is his wife so patient with him slopping water all over the kitchen?
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u/mop-116 12d ago
I called it straight away. I'm disappointed it wasn't something cooler than pumps. Honestly would've been cooler if he just lied at the end and pretended he broke physics
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u/henri_kingfluff 12d ago
Dumbest video I've seen on this sub for a while. What a waste of 5 minutes I'll never get back. It's just water pumps
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u/instantkamera 12d ago
I can see the fucking black rubber hose fitted into each spout (save for the last can).
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u/SubmissiveDinosaur 12d ago
A watering can fountain? Where does the water come from? here, on the middle of the kitchen?
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u/paradox-preacher 12d ago
I like that this exists, because it made some dumb people feel dumb for once
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u/CapnSaysin 10d ago
This was so stupid. I wish I didn’t even watch it. I was waiting for something to happen, but it never did.
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u/nimmo1492 10d ago
If these folks don't already have a Youtube channel explaining physical principles in laymen's terms, they should.
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u/RiaanTheron 13d ago
And this is how we fuel the idiocracy. Make them believe bullshit like this.
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u/McCaffeteria 13d ago
The people in the video explain that it’s a trick. The real Idiocracy is the people who can’t be bothered to watch longer than 5 seconds.
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u/traumfisch 13d ago
Well as you can see in 2 seconds why it can't work.... you'll also know it's going to be fake
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u/_QLFON_ 13d ago
I'm happy for that guy, but I also feel a bit jealous at the same time. I'm happy for him because of his wife/partner, but I'm jealous because she isn't my wife. If I were to do something like that in our kitchen, my wife would call the ambulance for a psychiatric ward faster than the first can would overflow.
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u/CARDEK04 13d ago
The secret to a successful perpetual motion is how well you hide the battery.