I really like watching his videos, but frankly they often lack depth. Take for example the series of videos about the "Batteriser". Three videos, hours of foota

I really like watching his videos, but frankly they often lack depth. Take for example the series of videos about the "Batteriser". Three videos, hours of footage, and the same facts repeated all over again. He very often mentions " tricks of the trade", especially when tearing down high quality measurement equipment, and that's something one cannot easily learn from without spending the bucks to buy some yourself. But for actual education about basics, the.information density is much higher in , and time spent more efficiently learning from a good book. As a physicist I'm much more fascinated by Ben's applied science videos, they explain phenomena covering a much broader field. Also I think Ben chooses his words much more wisely, and therefore in the end is a better educator. The density of information hence is also much higher. He lacks a Crocodile Dundee's Knife, though... :-)