Using Science to Design a MAXIMUM Efficiency Iron Farm

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  @Daniel.Belas1 · 2 years ago

  Remember that kid in math class that said, "When are we ever gonna use this in real life?"

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  @kacpernowicki6828 · 3 years ago

  To fix the weather issue for the daylight sensor, you can build the farm in a desert biome since it doesn't rain or snow there

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  @Andreas-qg8jj · 3 years ago

  How is this not even above a thousand views?! Seriously underrated. I’m glad this was in my recommended, because this is the most useful iron farm video I’ve seen. Incredible work

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• AL

  @alloounou6900 · 2 years ago

  Iron farms sure have changed. I remember the days of door erotica and golems spawning based on much larger village sizes.

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  @AlexJoneses · 3 years ago

  As an engineer i can teally appreciate your deep dive into statistical analysis of minecraft

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• RO

  @rockybond42 · 1 year ago

  i'm a chemical engineer that regularly does this stuff (improving efficiency, comparing theoretical maxes etc.) for my day job and this is a fantastic example. great job!!

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  @WildSeven19 · 1 year ago

  This could genuinely be used as a fun way to introduce children to advanced concepts like probability and logical problem solving. As well as engineering and mechanical design.

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  @skeetsmcgrew3282 · 3 years ago

  You know, even though this is absolutely the most pointless thing ever, it really brings home how amazing this game is at letting you make your own challenges. There's literally no reason to make more than a couple hundred iron bars an hour, but this man decided that the goal was the number itself, not what it's used for. And that is arguably equally valid to any other way of playing. Extremely nerdy and cool video mate

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• PU

  @puzzLEGO · 3 years ago

  Finally, a youtuber who can do math. Very easy to follow and well laid out. 10/10

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  @ashurean · 3 years ago

  Taking the "what factors matter" approach to solving a problem is my personal favorite. It's a simple approach that has you think through what variables actually have an impact and which are just unrelated noise.

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  @DaRealOngy · 8 months ago

  &quot;Stay in school kids, it makes you better at PvP&quot;<br><br>-A wise man

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  @gSys1337 · 3 years ago

  I love how the Minecraft community is not just incredibly creative but also teaches and showcases science. Playing Minecraft will get you smart. At least it did for me. 10 years ago the Minecraft community showed me logic gates at the age of 14, today I study computer science. 🥳

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