Josh is the sort of guy that would build an uranium enrichment center, a nuclear reactor and an orphanage on top of each other, normal logic doesn't apply to him

"This is like what if nuclear power was run the literal opposite way.." NOW you're getting how Josh works!

The words "Hey it's Josh from Let's Game it Out" are the most terrifying words in existence, he who utters them is a beacon of fear

"Interesting, I wonder if he did it on purpose."

You do not know Josh from Let's Game it Out.

4:21 "Imagine if that's what Uranium did to spiders! ha ha ha!"... "No."

I think the stereotypical yellow barrels come from the asse Endlager, an old salt mine in germany where they put nuclear waste in the 60s. It was a bad idea because now there is groundwater flowing into the mine and also the waste is in familliarly yellow steel barrels which started leaking due to careless handling of them. I think that's where this idea of the leaking yellow barrel came from

"I wonder if he did it on purpose?" Oh, my sweet summer child...

This game prioritizes gameplay over realism. The entire story is that its the far future and you are sent out by a company that doesn't care much about your safety to extract all the resources from a planet. The main focus of the game is building and optimizing factories, Josh made this video a month or two after they added nuclear power.

This is classic josh.

Step 1: Explain the plan
Step 2: Walk through the construction of one build
Step 3: Take the build to absurdity
Step 4: Push it even further to absurdity

Just for your information, after this video Josh realized that he needed to get rid of the nuclear waste, and the way he found was very interesting. He thought he could throw the waste outside of the map into the void, but the game simply doesn't let you throw items there. So, to bypass this, he tamed dogs, filled them with nuclear waste, and then made the dogs throw themselves into the void for him :)

really interesting method that I think could be explored in real life, I recommend you researching something about this

The Satisfactory developers use Josh’s save file to stress test the game

6:30  just to add a bit of info,
a.i. limiters are made of caterium. a fictional gold like metal, according to the game its highly conductive and ressistant to corrosion.

The glowing green goo leaking out isn't a thing, but the 200L yellow drums are. They're used for low level and intermediate level waste. If you're curious how they got in the public consciousness, look up the Asse II mine in Germany where they improperly stored a lot of them.

If "a swift 3 hours later" made you laugh, I think one of his videos included something like "16 hours later"

Power generation in Satisfactory (at the time this video was made) would be more akin to a redox flow battery. Plants essentially hold a charge like a capacitor until demand hits, then discharge with zero ramp up, while pushing supplies through, or just straight up consumption.
I love how Tyler got into the theme of things by 2/3rds through and started making suggestions about how to maximize contamination lol.

The developers of Satisfactory did swap away from MWh after they added batteries in Update 7 or 8, the grid is now measured in MW, and stored energy is measured in MWh

Technically there was a design of control rods which did rotate.  They were Beryllium oxide coated with a reflector on one side.  To control the reactor you rotated the rods to expose more or less beryllium to the neutrons.

They were used in nuclear rocket engines to control the rection rate.

Josh: "OSHA doesn't exist in space. I can use the least safe method."

Oh no, he found Lets Game It Out... Have fun with this Rabbit Black Hole :D

one thing ive definitely learned from watching tyler's videos: do NOT eat or digest uranium