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Correcting “Stuff” and Calling It Dangerous

3:00 AM (d) on February 4
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3:00 a.m. (f)

sutff*

That's so stupid. It's dangerous.

The screenshot displays a scene from a YouTube video titled "Making food that lasts forever" by the channel NileBlue. The scene takes place indoors, likely in a laboratory setting, judging by the concrete floor and equipment visible. In the foreground, there is a plastic container on the floor with smoke or vapor emanating from it, suggesting the use of a substance like liquid nitrogen. The vapor creates a foggy effect around the area. A pair of legs wearing jeans and black sneakers are visible near the container, indicating a person involved in the experiment, though their upper body is not visible. The YouTube interface is visible at the top, displaying the title of the video and NileBlue's channel, which has 1.98 million subscribers. The video has a like count of 151K, and there are options for sharing, downloading, and saving the video. The scene is paused at 6:49 of a 28:48-long video. The browser's address bar shows the video URL, and additional browser tabs for Facebook are open. The overall mood is scientific and exploratory, with a focus on a potentially fascinating experiment related to food preservation techniques.
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