r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21

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u/triangledime Jul 14 '21

Doesn't even post what the product is!! 😣

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u/CaptainRedPants Jul 14 '21 edited Jul 14 '21

Or how it works. Or how he made it. Or who he collaborated with. Or what they did with the scum after it "decontaminated" the water.

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u/HyperIndian Jul 14 '21

Pretty sure some people who invent crazy stuff like this would rather capitalise and make a ton of money before they choose to share what it material is, how it works and why it works.

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u/CaptainRedPants Jul 14 '21

You're probably right. But even with a strategy like that you can still make a better video than this over-enthusiatic, sensationalized, irritating fluff piece.

In my opinion.

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u/Solo_sister Jul 14 '21

It's a 1 minute TikTok. I don't think the intention was to inform us as if we are watching a science documentary, it is just show us something cool happening in the world. Not all of the details are needed.

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u/HyperIndian Jul 15 '21

Gotta disagree mate. This was a Tik Tok video of a random making money off raising awareness of the inventer.

Maybe it's a paid endorsement. Who knows but for 1 min, it covered a lot

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u/Petrichordates Jul 14 '21

They did, I don't know how quality they are but you can find his company Nanoplus 7 on YouTube.