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If that's your interpretation then we fundamentally disagree. "Random guy on Youtube" happened to be an intelligent and capable human being who learned all the
by elago 9y ago
If that's your interpretation then we fundamentally disagree.
"Random guy on Youtube" happened to be an intelligent and capable human being who learned all the relevant techniques and principles from available information without paying for "credentials".
Go watch the technique used for testing, evaluating, sorting, and re-using batteries used and tell me specifically what is unsafe rather than trying to spread fear because there's no college degree/certification/other form of economic gate keeping.
I'm not attacking people with credentials, only the type of people who vaguely threaten people not to twist 120VAC wires together in a wirenut unless they understand Maxwell's Equations.
- wkearney99 9y agoPeople, in general, are terrible at effectively evaluating risks. It's my impression that those that DO understand Maxwell's equations (or any other similar field-specific factors) often overlook just how fundamentally bad others are at factoring risks. The stupidity of those assuming "it won't happen to me" is likely nearly as great as the field experts expectations that "it most definitely WILL happen to YOU". Hmmmm, wonder if there's a maxim or law for that? Hopefully at least some of those dabbling at the fringes will at least become better educated about the risks when reading a wider range of perspectives on it. Anyway, quite often the idiots double-down on their beliefs and the experts fail to realize they're beating a dead horse. Welcome to human discourse.