6:01 - By 6:01 I feel that this video explains why we call it "air CONDITIONING" instead of "heating/cooling". It's because "conditioning" was the word chosen to label the removing air's moisture. But I also think, by this time, that it's just not true that massively hot server-rooms predated air-conditioning used for the comfort of human beings. That's just totally false, even if it IS true that air-conditioning was used to solve a humidity-problem in manufacturing goods before it was used to create human comfort.

You can argue all you want that Midgley was on the right side when he invented Freon, but you'll never convince anyone that Midgley wasn't hómîçîdál (motivation: greed) when he invented leaded gasoline earlier. He knew that lead in gasoline would kill millions, and he put it out there anyway, because it would make more money than a cheaper safer additive (ethanol) that would accomplish the same no-knock results. Dozens of people died of lead-poisoning (which effected Midgley himself although not fatally) in the factories that were just trying to figure out how to bring leaded-gasoline to market. Also, he was not accidentally killed by his final invention (pulleys and ropes to improve the mobility of paralyzed polio-victims like himself). That was actually ruled a šúîçîde.

10:40 - A human would say "arr-twelv". This computer can't even say "arr minus twelve" but says "arr rinus twelv". Tripped up when it came to the text "R-12".

9:15 - "... a public relations wound" where "wound" is pronounce like a spring that is wound up rather than like a person with a wound seeking medical attention. It's WOONED, producers! Not "WOWNed"! This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I.. This is A.I..

8:25 - No. False. Windowless skyscrapers came along AFTER buildings got air-conditioning. There were all sorts of respiratory ailments that required all buildings, even tall ones, to have windows that opened for fresh air (as do the windows in the Woolworth Building and the Empire State Building). At one time the problem with tuberculosis was so great that windowless rooms in existing tenement-buildings, rooms with only a door, might have an enormous openable window cut into a wall to connect it to a room that had an openable window connecting to the outside world. This kind of mandatory retro-fitting to existing buildings as opposed to requiring it only for new buildings and "grandfathering" (exempting) existing buildings shows you how bad the problem was deemed to be by the authorities enacting this regulation. Only AFTER buildings got massive air-refreshing/conditioning systems did anyone build a skyscraper with windows that would never open.

13.26 - "... was working the the laboratory of F." and there the sentence ends. Next sentence: "Sherwood Roeland, at the the University of California, Irvine, on the fate of certain industrial gases in the environment." If "Sherwood Roeland" is the subject of that sentence, what is the verb. No, the A.I. just messed up on the period after "F". It should have been a statement that the laboratory of a person named "F. Sherwood Roeland" was where Molina was working.

15:20 - The visuals don't have anything to do with the text recited in the audio, A.I..

DuPont did an insane amount of damage with Teflon as well: it literally altered the genetic makeup of every single human being on Earth.

8:54 - If there was some reason you had to black out the visuals at 8:54 you should have used different visuals.

12:37 - There's a bad edit and interrupted audio. The statement that "they had earned the right to" do something has been truncated to "they had earned the right to." full stop, but it's not smooth. There's a bad splice.

It is still legal to buy HCFC R-22 in the US, but it's production and importation into the United States is illegal.  It is still legal to buy reclaimed R-22 which has been recovered domestically and reconditioned for sale from existing US systems.

10:24 - "The carbon and florin bond ..." Florin? Carbon was bonding with Renaissance Tuscan money? It's pronounced "flor-reen", A.I..

4:32 - Here at 4:32 the script is not merely read wróñg (sounds like "... the same thing. Carrier was chasing in 1902" instead of "... the same thing Carrier was chasing in 1902". But it's also incoherent. Where did Carrier and 1902 come from? The script has not mentioned those before here. It makes sense only if it were a call-back to something already covered in this video. But it wasn't. This is just bád.

Now that the U.S.A. is run by Executive Order (regardless of the Party of the President), here's one that would reduce an insane amount of wasted metal, labor, and electricity and contribute an amount of money to the U.S.'s economy that I can't begin to calculate. By Executive Order (or act of Congress, either way), ban the air-conditioner that is designed to have its exterior cooling-grille clog up with dust, pollen, and (when the window is as close to the diesel-exhaust of city buses (one every 3 minutes) as mine was), diesel petroleum gunk-particles. Require that the exterior fan on air-conditioners pull the outside air IN from the outside side-vents and blow it OUT over the cooling-grille to take heat away from that grille. (Right now I don't know what the typical direction of flow for the exterior air is, or even if there there IS a typical direction. My belief is that some air-conditioners pull in from the back and blow out the side-vents, and some go the other way.) An air-conditioner whose outside air-flow comes in from the side-vents and then goes out over the grille in back can have slots for filter-material that are accessible from inside the room. They'll be perpendicular to the window. Just pull one out, use a nozzled hose on it, let it dry, put it back. (They should be sold with three (or four) filters so that as soon as you pull one (or both) out you can put the unused 3rd filter (or 3rd and 4th filters) back in instantly, without any delay for drying.) There is no heavy lifting (very dangerous to one's property and to one's body without a kidney-belt) from transporting the air-conditioner away from its window to a place where the back grille can be hosed, and such a removal should be illegal anyway in a 15th-floor apartment overlooking a sidewalk or street.

EVERYONE has an inside-air filter which they can slide out, rinse, and put back in, and that does make things a little bit better, but the real problem is the outside air. We just don't have pollens and diesel-exhaust globules in our dwellings that we have outside. Whenever that outside grille clogs up with outside particles, people just buy a new air-conditioner. It's a hideous waste. And for as long as the air-conditioner's outside grille isn't dirty enough to nullify air-conditioning entirely, but is dirty enough to reduce performance, the air-conditioner 's cooling-cycle runs for longer periods of time before bringing the interior down to the target and shutting off. Or it runs without EVER stopping, and NEVER brings the room down to the target temperature. Some homes in summer pay HUNDREDS of dollars more for electricity every month than they would pay if their outside grille were clean. The way to keep it clean is for the air that gets blown over it, from the inside, to be as devoid of particles as possible, and it will be if the air is filtered while coming IN FROM THE SIDE-VENTS before it goes OUT over the back grille.

0:40 - No human being would ever read that text as "it behaved less like a chemical than like the absence of ONE". A human would end it with "the ABSENCE of one". The speech is not specifying that the thing being absent is ONE. It's specifying that one thing is ABSENT. This is AI.