The Man Who Accidentally Killed The Most People In History

If you want a fascinating story telling video with a lot of sciency stuff for the relative layman, here's an excellent one by Veritasium on how it happened. "The Man Who Accidentally Killed The Most People In History" [VIDEO]

I don't like how "toxic forever chemicals in the bloodstream" is a normal thing Veritasium has a great YouTube video about this: "The Man Who Accidentally Killed The Most People In History"[0] [0] - [VIDEO]

(2021) Veritasium covers the story behind lead in gasoline in [VIDEO] , it's a really interesting albeit sad video. If I recall correctly, he mentions this study in the video.

Have you seen this Veritasium video about the man who came up with adding tetraethyllead to gasonline and it's negative impact on humanity? [VIDEO] Given how dangerous lead is in even the tiniest quantities it is really surprising that there has not been more pressure to change that.

[VIDEO] This youtube channel does a good job of explaining his inventions and just how bad for society they were.

Veritasium did a great video on Midgley: [VIDEO] And therein they give the reason why ethanol was passed over: a lot of it is required to be effective (~10% of the fuel mixture), seriously dampening the profit margin of fuel sales! It works, but tetraethyl lead is so much cheaper

The people vested in using lead in fuel said so out of profit motive, but it seems lead was widely known to be harmful for hundreads of years [0] before it was using it fuel. [0] [VIDEO]

Good because as we just seen in the latest Vartasium video [1], even chemicals or elements we know are toxic for hundreds of years get pushed into the public and cause huge harm. [1] [VIDEO]