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What are your thoughts on the creator's comments? You can find them in the English (Canada) subtitles.

This makes you realize just how intelligent the people behind engineering stuff like this are.

It's not the complexity that gets me, it's the insane ability to manufacture at such a small scale, unbelievable. Far above me.

Man, give him an award for making a such wonderful and easy explanation.

This didn't just happen over night, it was a long process to get to where we are and took many great minds. It would be cool to see a documentary more into the history and evolution of this stuff. It's cool to see old physical records people used to listen to music on and the old cameras they used to take pictures physically vs digitally. I'm amazed by the online multi-player video games and virtual reality stuff blows my mind, that's what made me curious about how hard drives and the ssd work and are used. Theres so much to learn, it's hard to wrap my head around. And it all happened in a relatively short time compared to how long we've been on this earth. We have these big brains and eyes gotta use them for something.

The really mindblowing part: "Here's a single sheet of paper"

Every part of smartphone is a miracle of engineering Most people today : nah, we only care about the camera

I have 10+ years of experience working with SSD firmwares, but hadn't understood SSD internals so better in such a short time. Thank you for this informative video !!!

I bought a 4TB external SSD that fits in my hand so I was curious how it's possible and how it works.. It's insane how the tech world has made it possible to store so much data it such a small place..

I feel lucky to be born in this universe, where I can get education for free. No teacher would ever be capable of explaining this way.

As a computer engineering student, I would say this video is one of the greatest instruction videos I have ever watched.

One of very rare videos, that are not afraid of being technical. I loved it, especially comments through subtitles, adds some replaybility and also had me know more about the content. I hope I can learn more here. Being a CS student who like computer systems, and hence love to interact with lower layers, I find this very insightful

this is very much simplified but still shows just how complex it is, i love it

Seriously, I don't know how 17 minutes gone ....I was deeply involved with working principles...and as usual animation it's out of the world...!!!

I can't believe I have such level of Divine Wisdom in my pocket and all I do with it is watch Memes and complain about my life! DAMN

I love this channel. Blew my mind with the first one I watched on SSDs. The comments and captions are a great addition too. Thanks Ted.

I like how you demonstrate the basics of electronics "building blocks" and "duplication". Many circuits follow this standard recipe; create a circuit and duplicate it. Good job getting all of the information across in a fun visual. Funny how far we have come from the simple D-latch memory.

I can´t believe we live in a world where videos like this can be seen for free. Love this!

Dude your channel deserves to get millions of subs

this is the kind of education I love to see, because without being able to independently conceptualize these very small concepts it's easy to get frustrated. I still can't say that I fully understand how this works but what a great explainer!