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When the post-nuclear survivors of World War III look at an automobile what do you think

they'll see?

Building material?

A place to sleep perhaps?

Transportation?

Maybe.

In Fallout's world, America has lots of cars.

Lots and lots of them, but well, they aren't for driving, are they?

Did people just forget how?

Maybe their parents never taught them… or maybe- maybe as we'll discover that the

reasons are a bit more complicated than that.

Cars are useful tools, especially useful though if you ever find yourself in a radioactive

wasteland, where food is both scarce and spread out.

If scavenging for your next can of preservatives means living to see your next sunrise, then

YES, you better get your hands on a working vehicle as soon as the bombs fall, because

life- life just became a race.

This makes Fallout a curious case in the genre doesn't it, because while most post-apocalyptic

franchises acknowledge the clear utility of cars in an end-of-world scenario, going so

far as to glorify them, Fallout takes the exact opposite approach.

In most parts of the wasteland, cars aren't symbols of value and utility.

They're the rusted relics of an old world.

Monuments of metal that speak to the mistakes of a long dead generation.

If these old machines could talk, they'd probably tell us about those poor souls who

created them, and how incredibly close humanity came to solving the crisis which would led

to their untimely demise.

They would tell us about the Resources Wars and how while the rest of the world was fighting

over the last drops of oil to fuel their cars, factories, and agriculture, the United States

was doing relatively well without gasoline.

In this alternate timeline, 11 years before nuclear fire would engulf the world, America

unveiled the first fusion cell.

We're talking nuclear reactors so small they could fit in your backpack.

America used this nearly limitless supply of power to build everything from robots,

to television sets, to… more robots.

It was supposed to be a golden age for humanity, only we know things didn't end that way.

So why is America littered with cars that seemingly aren't going anywhere while 200-year-old

military robots are still puttering around?

Well the answers come to us from before the Great War.

Instead of harnessing atomic energy to save a world that was teetering on the brink,

America's elite started talking behind closed doors.

By carefully selecting which companies were awarded government contracts, American leadership

ensured that atomic energy wouldn't be used to alleviate the world's problems but exacerbate them.

The atom wouldn't be harnessed as a tool for peace and global unity, but as weapon

of war and further division.

State-sponsored paranoia became the order

of the day as government propaganda glorified war as an Anti-Communist Crusade, rallying

Americans and urging them to enlist.

The ones who did were given atomic powered guns and armor- weapons of war fueled by the

same technology that might've saved them and the rest of the world.

Instead, war would be waged. Mexico, Alaska, Canada... Then the Pacific.

Over resources the world didn't know it didn't need to fight over anymore.

While the government and oligarchs curved innovation and national attention towards

fueling the war machine- Corvega's first atomic-powered cars rolled off the assembly lines.

It's nuclear-powered engine promising a brighter future- one free from oil dependency.

The same country which gave the world the Model T centuries earlier was about to revitalize

not just an industry, but an entire planet that was literally starving for resources.

It wasn't just atomic-powered cars either.

Advances in nuclear physics were leading to a scientific renaissance where household replicators

once thought the stuff of science fiction, might soon become commonplace.

These incredible machines provided everyday necessities like food, water, medicine, even

alcohol with the press of a button.

So why did the earth's population go to war over scraps, when a buffet of new technology

was on the verge of saving them all?

Turning this dystopian tale into a utopian one.

Looking at the wasteland, we know that all this amazing consumer technology never quite

made it to foreign soil.

On the contrary, the exact opposite happened.

In the years leading up to the Fallout in this timeline, the US president issued a statement: the world's

remaining oil supply was to be used exclusively by the United States, leaving everyone else's

oil-reliant economies to die; furthermore, while the U.S. does possess the secrets to

nuclear fusion, they would not be shared with anyone- Chinese or otherwise.

By exploring Fallout's wasteland we learn most stories through what was left behind.

200 years after the bombs fell- and those same atomic cars, the ones which could've

helped save the world had they been massively adopted, serve instead as a reminder of a

future that could've been.

Most survivors don't use them, at least the sane ones don't anyway.

Remember, these machines were supposed to be the salvation for an old world low on fuel,

but to the average wastelander?

Unlike gas or diesel, atomic-engines are just too unstable to tinker with.

The consequences for screwing up are… rather explosive, so ironically these machines didn't

save the old world, and they aren't doing so much to help the new one either.

Funny enough, most pre-war military technology seems to be working just fine 2 centuries

after the bombs fell, and that makes some sense if you think about it.

When the US government is dumping truckloads of cash into military contracts instead of

sustainable consumer technology, do we really find it that surprising that the sturdiest

machines left behind just-so-happened to be killer robots and suits of power armor?

Only a handful of big players in the wasteland have managed to maintain a few cars.

The New California Republic just to name one.

And what do you think they use them for?

You don't have to play Fallout for very long to realize that the new world isn't

so different from the old one.

All over the wasteland, pre-war technology gets used for what it has always been used for.

So when America's post-nuclear descendants look at a car, they seem to be thinking no

differently than their ancestors did.

Maybe for the people of the Fallout universe, war- war is simply in their DNA.

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Why Do Geiger Counters Make That Clicking Sound? - Duration: 3:08.

[ Intro]

Say you've settled in for a day of gaming glory, and you're busy cruising the radioactive

wasteland of Fallout 4, when suddenly your speakers start emitting crackling, clicking

noises.

Gamers aren't the only ones who will recognize that sound: it's the characteristic noise

of a Geiger counter detecting radiation.

But it turns out that what you're really hearing is the sound of rogue electrons.

The Geiger counter was developed in 1908 by Hans Geiger and perfected 20 years later by

his student Walther Müller.

So the radiation detector inside it is called, surprise surprise, a Geiger-Müller or G-M

tube.

The tube is made of metal so it conducts electricity, and it's filled with a gas that's normally

inert, or nonreactive, like neon.

A long metal rod runs through the middle, with a power source charging it.

Everything is stable because the inert gas between the rod and the walls doesn't conduct

electricity—at least not yet.

That's where radiation comes in.

At the most basic level, radiation is how energy travels through space and is transferred

between things.

Geiger counters specifically measure ionizing radiation: radiation with enough energy to

strip electrons from atoms, leaving behind positively-charged ions.

That also makes it powerful enough to damage DNA, which is why ionizing radiation is dangerous

for living things … and why we have a vested interest in detecting it.

When a radioactive atom decays, it produces ionizing radiation in the form of subatomic

particles.

And with a Geiger counter, that's what you're looking to detect.

When the ionizing radiation passes through the gas inside the G-M tube, it knocks electrons

off the gas atoms inside.

The newly-freed electrons are attracted to the positively-charged rod at the center,

so they zoom towards it.

And as they do, they knock electrons off other atoms, in what's called a Townsend avalanche.

This cascade of atoms being ionized creates enough charged particles inside the tube to

briefly conduct electricity between the rod and the walls.

So there's a momentary surge of current.

When the tube is connected to a speaker, that current causes a rapid, jerking movement of

the speaker components—which is that crackling or popping noise.

While the electrons move toward the middle, the positive gas ions head the other way.

When they hit the walls of the tube, they pick up an electron from the metal, returning

to their original state and resetting the detector.

The same crackling can also happen with any abrupt change in the current running through

your speakers—like if you accidentally roll your gaming chair over your audio cables.

Thankfully, though, that type of crackling doesn't mean you need to go find a lead shield.

Now, tweaks to the tube design and the gas inside can make different Geiger counters

slightly more or less sensitive to different kinds of ionizing radiation.

But they're only really useful for detecting somewhat low levels of radiation.

That's because any radiation that hits before the tube finishes resetting isn't detected,

so they actually underestimate the danger in high radiation areas.

So this probably goes without saying, but if you hear a Geiger counter crackling, stay

away!

Unless you've got some mutant hound chops or a refreshing beverage to flush your rads,

that is.

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The Importance Of A Positive Mindset - Duration: 7:17.

Hey YouTube, what's up its James Sierra here in this quick video I'm going

to talk about the Importance Of A Positive Mindset having a positive

mindset is very very important especially if you're going into a world of

Entrepreneurship when being an Entrepreneur it's very

important that you stay positive because everything you do say and act reflects

your personality, personality meaning the way you are as a person

your character and also your beliefs and values when doing entrepreneurship its

very important to think positive every day to wake up in the morning having an

idea having a sense of urgency knowing exactly what you want to do to achieve

your goals and dreams and positive mindset is something that you have to

have on your mind if you want to achieve your goals because your mind is always

focused on something and you have to know exactly what you want and you have

to have a purpose exactly what you're trying to do to achieve those goals

say for instance as myself I'm an Entrepreneur, I am somebody that's very

interested and dedicated to risk time and money into an opportunity ,which is

gonna create some sense of value and earning in the long run so for me very

importantly I need to have a positive mindset and have a way how I believe and

I know that things are gonna happen so my hard work and dedication I am putting

in for my business and also from Entrepreneurship Journey, so basically I

have to think positive every day always encouraged that I can achieve my goals

and dreams and at the same time I have to work for it I'm gonna put a lot of

time and effort because I know in the long run things are gonna pay off and

during time when I'm working I need to have an idea behind me of the reason

why I'm doing it and what I'm gonna have to

to achieve my goal so what I usually do as an Entrepreneur what I'd like to do

is I like to be positive I like to read books about Entrepreneurship and also I

like to listen to famous people who are motivational that provide me some type

of sense of thinking as if I was an entrepreneur and they put myself in

their shoes and see what exactly they're doing and look at their past experiences

and campare contrasts what they have done to what I'm doing right now so it

helps me to stay focused and aligned in my beliefs and values an entrepreneur so

the books which I've been reading lately which provide me a sense of

entrepreneurship mindset and goals and being positive is basically books which

are by famous people such as Robert G Allen the first book I have read which

has provided me that type of inspiration and value is the One Minute Millionaire

which is right here and this book has provided me an understanding of knowing

exactly what it caught what it means to become an entrepreneur and what exactly

a person needs to do to think positively to know exactly what actions to take, how to

look for ways to earn money and also it provided me the ability to use different

types of skills and use knowledge and put them into my own words and apply

them to my Entrepreneurship Journey ,which I'm doing the second book I read which

is really good is by Carlos Slim

and this book is really good because this book provided me the information

about Carlos Slim how he started off in a very poor family and he worked really

really hard for his goals and dreams to become an entrepreneur in business and

he shows examples what steps he had to take and being able to get his business

to go and to start right now he's a billionaire because he stay focused he

had a positive mindset he did what he had to do to get far and what he's doing

right now and he is Carlos has multiple businesses in Mexico he has Telmex,

Telcel, Samsung Mexico and he has also a car dealership company and I

learned a lot of information from Carlos Slim and this book motivates me to work hard

if Carlos can do it I can do it another book which I recommend to and I have read

which is really good it's called Cash In A Flash

this book is a great book because this book I've been reading a lately and it's been

able to provide me information on applying a formula which is by Robert G

Allen and the formula goes like this success equals a positive mindset plus a

desired heart plus a desired team when you look at it that way you're thinking

about in order to be successful you need to have those three components having a

desired heart meaning having a positive and embracing heart which is desirable

positive mindset having a sense of belief and also a sense of knowledge

within you knowing that you can do it and also having a desired team talks about

basically having a group of people people who share your same values and

beliefs and when I help you achieve your ultimate goal which is having a business

or being a successful entrepreneur somebody that wants to create a life of

abundance with those opportunities to create money and also to have a better

lifestyle which will lead to financial freedom in the long run so guys if you

believe you got some information from this value please feel free to leave me

a comment below and also don't forget to subscribe to my channel to get more

information about entrepreneurship and also with my latest types of videos with

tips and tricks to be successful when it comes to business so this is James Sierra

once again signing off in The Importance Of A Positive Mindset thank you and have

a good one.

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VOLVO XC90 OR V90 CROSS COUNTRY: WHICH 90-SERIES LONG-ROOF IS BEST? - Duration: 7:23.

fell hard for the original Volvo XC90.

It waltzed away pretty cleanly with our 2016 SUV of the Year calipers, and I personally

bonded with the long-term XC90 T6 that spent its wondrous year in Detroit.

But we auto scribblers joke that our absolute dream vehicle is a second-hand brown station

wagon (ideally with a diesel and a stick-shift, rendering the car all but unsalable to civilian

buyers, so we never have to put our money where our mouths are).

After a week stylin' and profilin' in this longer, lower, lovelier V90 Cross Country

T6 AWD riff on the same basic hardware and architecture, how do these two long-roof,

high-ground-clearance Volvos compare?Let's start with price.

The brown beauty like the V90 Cross Country pictured at top rings the register at $69,440,

as compared with our 2016 XC90 T6 Inscription's $69,625.

Suffice to say they're both lavishly equipped with all the sensible safety features and

sybaritic pleasures any middle-class Midwesterner could conceive of.

Base 2018 pricing puts the entry-level T5 and T6 variants of the V90 XC ahead of their

XC90 counterparts by $3,200 and $1,700, respectively.

Moving on to more practical matters, having started my career as an engineer in vehicle

packaging, I understand the benefits of elevating the chairs up off the floor.

The XC is only a half inch longer on a 1.7-inch-longer wheelbase, yet its 9.2 inches of additional

height find room for three rows of seats.

Curiously, although the XC is 1.7 inches wider, interior shoulder room is only 0.6 inch wider

in the middle-row seat.

The front seating positions are much more legs-out, and the driver gets 1.3 inches more

legroom, which comes at the expense of 1.1 inches less space for rear legs.

SAE passenger space measures identical in front, 2.8 cubic feet smaller in back.Not

surprisingly, the wagon's cargo volume shrinks, as well—down from the XC's maximum of

87.5 cubic feet to 69.0 cubes.

Put the middle seats up, and you can still fit 41.8 cubes in the XC and 28.6 in the V.

V90 models only get two rear tie-down hooks, whereas the XC90 puts tie-downs at each corner

of the load floor and even offers hooks integrated into the front seat tracks for securing things

when all the seats are down.

On the plus side for the wagon, the load floor is just 26.8 inches off the ground as compared

with 30.8 inches for the XC90.

The wagon also boasts power-folding rear seats and a handy pop-up cargo organizer that includes

two bag hooks.

The latter is included in the $1,950 Convenience package; four hooks come standard molded into

the sides of the cargo area.

The wagon's cargo shade also motors up and down automatically when you open the hatch

(which is part of a $4,500 Luxury package).

Both long-roof Volvos include just under 3 cubic feet of under-floor stowage.

In the wagon, a hydraulic strut–supported panel covers a thin space above the spare

tire, whereas in the ute it's a deeper cross-car well at the back, where we tended to keep

all the XC90's drop hitch, its locking pin, and other towing paraphernalia.

Speaking of towing, the XC90 is rated for 5,200 pounds, and the V90 Cross Country can

only manage 3,500.

That's thanks primarily to the ute's broader stance (in addition to the longer wheelbase,

its front and rear track widths are greater by almost an inch) and its curb weight, which

runs about 300 to 400 pounds heavier than the wagon's.

Engine and brake specs are a wash (at least when you equip the V90 Cross Country with

the 18-inch or larger wheels).

In addition to that fuel economy–penalizing weight difference, the wagon enjoys considerably

slipperier aerodynamics, thanks to its much smaller frontal area—25.5 square feet versus

the XC90's 29.9.

Interestingly, the XC90's 0.33 drag coefficient is slightly better than the wagon's 0.35–0.37,

but the wagon ends up with a 5 percent drag-area advantage.

As a result, the wagon's EPA city/highway/combined ratings are 2 mpg better across the board—22/29/25

versus 20/27/23 mpg, when comparing T6 models.

(With T5s the difference is larger still: 23/31/26 versus 22/28/24 mpg for AWD models

and 24/34/27 versus 22/29/25 for front-drivers, though then the V90 loses its Cross Country

designation.)Not surprisingly the wagon is swifter and nimbler by about as much as it

is thriftier than the SUV.

It completes both the quarter mile and our figure-eight circuit 0.2 second quicker than

the XC—14.8 seconds at 93.7 mph and 26.4 seconds at 0.68 g for the V90 Cross Country

T6 versus 15.0 second at 94.0 mph and 26.6 seconds at 0.66 g average for the XC90 T6.

Tooling around town, this difference isn't readily apparent, though I found myself more

comfortable attempting quick lane-change maneuvers and jinking through traffic in the nimbler

wagon than in the taller, heavier XC90.

Which one would I be more likely to chisel money out of my own tight wallet for?

Despite having learned to drive on a wagon and having owned six of them in my day, and

in spite of this V90 Cross Country's fetching Maple Brown Metallic finish and low, luscious

styling, I'm afraid I'm just too left-brained to pay extra for the styling and then find

myself unable to tow the TEN party trailer or haul my 29-inch-tall air compressor up

to the lake place.

Now if a manual diesel option appears on the wagon order sheet …

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JUST IN First Full Supreme Court Ruling In Over A Year Has Obama Furious - Duration: 24:48.

JUST IN: First Full Supreme Court Ruling In Over A Year Has Obama Furious

On Monday, the whole committee of nine Supreme Court justices, sat together to discuss a

case that is very closely connected to the former President, Barack Obama.

As reported from Trenddify, the Supreme Court reached a ruling with a vote of 5-4.

Justice Gorsuch was the one who gave the decisive vote.

The resolution was that children in public schools should be taught only on part of the

Islam history and that part is Radical Islam and ways to prevent it.

Judge Gorsuch, wrote a short statement for the high court in which he gave his personal

opinion.

The writing stated :

"THE GOVERNMENT CERTAINLY HAS NO BUSINESS BEING INVOLVED IN RELIGION, BUT THIS ISN'T

A GOVERNMENT ISSUE OR A RELIGIOUS ISSUE.

THIS IS ABOUT THE JUDICIAL BRANCH INTERPRETING THE LAWS AS THEY APPLY TO THE TEACHING OF

RELIGION.

WE SHOULD BE TEACHING ANY RELIGIONS IN THIS COUNTRY BESIDES STANDARD JUDEO-CHRITIANITY,

AS OUR FOUNDERS WANTED, AND WE CERTAINLY SHOULDN'T BE FILLING THE CHILDREN WITH LIES ABOUT ISLAM

BEING A "RELIGION OF PEACE" WHEN THEY SEE THE CARNAGE ON THE NEWS ALMOST EVERY DAY."

After this case was won on appeal in the 17th district court, the Obama administration has

been stripped of all power and influence in the judiciary.

This ruling puts an end to Islam being taught in public schools throughout the country,

which must be a huge blow for the Muslims whom the former president adored.

The ruling came as an extension to the previous one that prohibits the teaching of Islamic

tenets or Sharia as a part of the history of the world.

It is a great victory for the United States and for Christianity.

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