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Do you happen to know a good video about the issues?
https://youtu.be/2Vrhk5OjBP8
AlphaPheonix has a few amazing electricity videos including this one where he actually does the experiment.
Veritasium's video was so bad, like 15 channels made response videos within a week. Just search for, "is veritasium wrong about electricity". It's not that he was completely wrong, he was just doing lots of hand waving and making electricity sound like voodoo.
Thanks, this was a good watch!
Watch mehdi electoeboom and Steve mould's follow up argument about who is right.
Thanks! I couldn't find anything with Steve Mould but I watched ElectroBoom's conversation with Derek and it was very interesting.
Veritasium also made a follow-up video addressing their arguments. After that, they kind of went silent and seemingly sided with Veritasium
https://youtu.be/oI_X2cMHNe0
My main concern with his video was a lack of a real explanation. He never once used the word induction, for instance.
The AlphaPhoenix video I linked proves Veritasium "true". It wasn't even a rebuttal, really. It's just that he had a problem with what Veritasium was saying about current and what it means to light up a light bulb.
Just because no one made another video after Veritasium made a follow-up one, just means everyone was tired of the subject. I have not watched Veritasium's follow-up video because his first one offended me so much I blocked his channel. It's not the content that was wrong, necessarily, it was the way he presented it. It was all hand waving without trying to get people to truly understand the thought experiment. It pissed me off.
(I just edited my original comment to change rebuttal to response. Also, I removed all the other links because I haven't watched them yet, so I can't say anything about them.)
He really showed only induction in that video, that everyone knew about. And a very small current only goes in the first pulse. Rest of the current flows as you would normally expect. Electroboom explained it pretty well and this video didn't really disprove or argue against that at all