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James Dyson Answers Design Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED
Views : 3,662,902
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Nov 30, 2021 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 3,518 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
"It's a printer"
Lol. Doesn't even matter what kind of printer, everyone can relate.
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I'm just shocked and saddened that they've ignored the most significant vacuum cleaner advance: the retractable cord.
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James Dyson is actually giving really good advice here. A lot of these types of Q&A's give really generic advice.
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This guy just dropped an entire business course in 12 minutes.
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Sounds like Dyson needs to design a Printer
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This was so entertaining, I had no idea the person behind Dyson was a true, genuine and passionate inventor. And to see him speak so nicely about independent designers and the unfair problems they face was amazing!
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Probably the best interview/Answers so far. He leaps off the screen with his eloquent and articulate manner. It is very apparent that he is simply a genius.
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Wired has been KILLING IT with these interviews. My favorite interview series on YouTube right now! Keep them coming
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James Dyson: Makes legendary household appliances like vacums and hair dryers
Also James Dyson: Loves his cast aluminum pencil sharper.
The little things in life.
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4:16 - Reminds me of the story of Marvin Pipkin, a chemist who started working for GE. GE used to assign newhires the joke/impossible task of frosting lightbulbs - He wasn't aware it was supposed to be impossible and he developed an etching acid which not only frosted the bulbs on the inside but strengthened the glass.
Never start out with too many assumptions - they will stop you before can even get started. E.g. 'They said this is impossible - so why try?'
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You know you’ve made it in life when you can wear glasses like that with absolute conviction.
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Dude was honest and real on all his answers. Big respect.
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Gotta love how even he acknowledges that copyright and patent laws have completely failed their original purpose and are only useful to already big and rich companies by this point
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What I learned today... Dyson is a man and not just the name of a company. 😅
Such a good video! Loved getting to know who this man is and the impact he has had. Loved hearing his perspective on things.
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I don’t think people realize how many things this man has invented and revolutionized. He has helped push lithium batteries to the next level.
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I love the passion in this man's eyes for his inventions. He knows how to break it down so well and digestible.
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This was staggeringly good. Would love to see a part 2 with James Dyson
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I would happily watch hours and hours of this. So interesting!
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Honestly, Someone should start paying this guy to do voice overs on documentaries and such. He has a nearly perfect, calm and well pronounced voice, that is just distinctive enough to be memorable.
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@dlakodlak
2 years ago
The universal hate for printers is what unites humanity.
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