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PLASTOLINE OCTANE 110 CONFIRMED! LET'S CHANGE THE WORLD 🔥💪⛽️

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heyopatriot1 year ago

if this guy can make 110 OCTANE from plastic, surely regular oil is a renewable source that is produced naturally within the earth. you have to be Fucking Retarded to still believe the gas in your car came from dinosaurs.

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AaronBillings1 year ago

110 would outperform 93 octane. This is incredible. Protect your work man. Change the world !

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Π ⊛(α → Ω)1 year ago

Dont let the Jews get their hands on it

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Josh1 year ago

Lets get rid of that floating garbage in the middle of the ocean. 😅😅😅

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Jay💧1 year ago

This is so cool to watch evolve live. I really hope you protect yourself

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TPowers1 year ago

Decades old technology

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NiceTry-MYAH1 year ago

Bro you just entered into the racing world. From Diesel Tractors to Motorsports 🦾🦾🤘🤘. If I had a way to invest the little I have. I would. Cause we poors have been watching you. Wow!!

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EchoedConks1 year ago

I have to ask, does it smell the same as gasoline?

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Beyond The Maafa Sustainability Center1 year ago

Add a little Lucas to clear out the shit from that other stuff they gave us.

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Dnucks1 year ago

What are your average energy conversion rates to produce ~400ml of plastoline?

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Tone-Razor1 year ago

Freaking Amazing brotha! keep pushing foward.

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Beta McCuckster1 year ago

The energy you used to make this negates the benefit. I don’t understand why folks never say this.

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Chris Gates1 year ago

imagine this tech in Bangladesh could change a whole country

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Chris Gates1 year ago

it makes sense since the plastic is a biproduct of oil so reverse should be possible and is you've proved

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Hum₿le Warrior 🇺🇸⚔️🌏1 year ago

Big fan of your work, Julian. On a related note — Bitcoin mining operations are increasingly colocating with oil & gas sites to capture flared or ‘stranded’ natural gas. I’d love to hear your take on that intersection.

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Brian Wingate 1 year ago

@RealDaveCares4u would you run it ? This guy is amazing

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Mr Salty 🥜1 year ago

This is just inefficient petroleum refining. It's not new or special.

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Marc Alan 🇺🇸1 year ago

Plastics are derived from fossil fuels like crude oil and natural gas.

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Mr.3071 year ago

If it were profitable, would lawyers or gunmen come knocking first? My guy, you are poisoning yourself and your neighbors... changing the world? Brotha, you're killing people, financed by folks who don't live downwind of you.

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Mr.3071 year ago

How'd you solve the bromine problem?

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Mike1 year ago

Was invented the day plastic was invented. Wayyyyyyy tooo costa and super fucking dangerous.

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AbsurdEvolution1 year ago

Plastic is a petroleum product. This isn’t an invention or a revolution. Scale it up and start buying recycled plastic as feeder stock and sell the product for a sustainable product or stop the grift.

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Cooperwest -e/acc1 year ago

How much energy went into making that little amount?

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Cryptosailor1 year ago

great work! keep refining the process!

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Lawyer1 year ago

bro is playing Fallout and his chemist perk is up

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Remy1 year ago

when the stock or crypto going to get posted so we can get a stake in the company

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Crypto Juice1 year ago

Just because you can make 110 octane doesn’t mean it is good for an engine. Formulas are made to reduce engine knock. Chemical octane has an octane value of 50. Your engine likes 87-93. Heptane is octane 0. Not as simple as things appear.

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∞̶͚̐1 year ago

you’re an artist at work

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Arthur Vera1 year ago

You could have very easily had the test jar filled with another fluid that was 110 octane, then added yours. The entire concept is flawed. Your process requires more energy than it makes. Good luck, kid. If you were to tie this to a gas well you owned, it could be possible.

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Jim Dandy 🌱 🐇 🕳️1 year ago

What kind of pollution comes with making and burning this stuff?

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The Dude1 year ago

Smiling big for you homie! Keep going! 🙌🏻

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catnotApuss*1 year ago

Pardon my French. Hell ya on the Hellcat.

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Forged by Fire Glass1 year ago

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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Houtos ✝︎1 year ago

🔥incredible technology Julian

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