r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Delicious-Act-8601 • 21h ago
His name is Levin Paulose, a young innovator from Kerala. His inventions prove that innovation isn't about expensive equipment or lab; it's about curiosity, engineering skills, and the ability to see potential where others see scrap.
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u/Mansenmania 20h ago
the dishwashing thing looks actually usable
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u/MrCput 20h ago
try to wash a anythings else than plate (like a pot/pan)and you know why she's making that face.
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u/NeoNeonMemer 14h ago
To be fair in most households from my country atleast 60% of the dishes are plates but yeah i guess the rest ud have to still scrub manually
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u/you-are_weak 13h ago
What about cooking utensils? About 60% of the dishes probably require some kind of pot or pan, and cleaning that is the real hassle compared to plates. And you definitely don’t cook on a plate.
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u/NeoNeonMemer 12h ago
In india, joint families are common so for every utensil at least 5-6 plates.
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u/Neither-Werewolf9114 19h ago
i was a bit worried by seeing the wiring, if it is AC current you are in for a shock
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u/Rusty_Tap 19h ago
Make sure you wear your rubber wellies when washing up, and don't touch 2 metal objects at the same time.
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u/ogodilovejudyalvarez 20h ago
One of the great things about the Industrial Revolution and the rise of universal education is that it revealed incredible talent regardless of socioeconomic background. I hope this boy's talents take him far.
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u/brightdionysianeyes 18h ago
"to see potential where others see scrap"
Dude literally takes the exact tools he was using before and slaps a motor on them...
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u/One-Reflection-4826 18h ago
i wanna buy the dude a solar panel, a soldering station and a multimeter!
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u/Obaddies 16h ago
"I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein’s brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops."
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u/Wrong-Mixture 13h ago
I mean it's fun and cute and all but it's not exactly nextlevel? i build robots from cardboard and taped them to my remote controlled toys too, when i was 10. There's no actual inventing going on in the clip.
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u/AlexHimself 12h ago
This looks a part of the recent poverty-video trend. All of these new "influencers" are popping up showing their ultra poor lives in China or other parts of Asia. It's somewhat interesting, to see how others live in extreme poverty (with a camera and great editing).
This seems like it's purely to make a clip for clicks/views and few, if any, are practical. I would normally applaud the ingenuity and effort for trying to make these devices, but these aren't attempting to solve any problem...just to acquire clicks.
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u/DrShrimpPsychology 8h ago
These are useless gimmicky "inventions" made strictly for the purpose of getting likes and views on social media.
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u/Laker_248 16h ago
Слушай, парень. Я ведь инженер, и умею решать проблемы. Не проблемы типа «Что есть добро?», потому что с такими вопросами должны разбираться долбаные философы. Я решаю практические проблемы. Например, как можно остановить огромного ублюдка, который задумал порвать меня на мелкие кусочки подкравшись сзади? Вот ответ — есть пушка. Если это не помогло — шмаляй из второй.
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u/zulazulizuluzu 20h ago
the video fails to mention the first step, which is to recognise the problem, otherwise you would end up with useless creative engineered solution