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			<title>Old Inventions and Technology</title>
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			<description>A famous momma once said (probably a scriptwriter’s mom), 
“Old is, as old did.” 
Whereas, by deduction, new is as new does. 
 
Now, if something old...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>A famous momma once said (probably a scriptwriter’s mom),<br />
“Old is, as old did.”<br />
Whereas, by deduction, new is as new does.<br />
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Now, if something old still does it’s thing,<br />
it must be new, by that definition.<br />
Sounds like magic, kind of spooky.<br />
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Moms are great, their advice is always new!<br />
I love my mom. Dunno where she soul is, since a decade or so.<br />
She gave me lots, mostly through showing good ways.<br />
I think her best spoken advice, was “BE NICE!”. Am still working on that.<br />
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So, I’m hearing the thread say  :focus:<br />
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Will start with this. It’s like a Big Boffins’ analogy of something The Talking Heads made big money on. <b><i>”Zip it doodoodoodoodoodoo zip it goood.” &#127926;</i></b>  &#128526;&#129322;&#128522;<br />
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<b>Making A Giant Zipper To Explain How It Works<br />
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Veritasium</b><br />
20.4M subscribers<br />
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Mar 19, 2026<br />
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			 A huge thank you to Prof. Robert Friedel for his invaluable expertise and contributions to this video.<br />
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Check out Friedel’s book here - ve42.co/FriedelZipper<br />
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Massive thanks to IPFL for fabricating our giant zipper - ve42.co/IPFL <br />
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The giant zipper was adapted from an original design by LoboCNC - ve42.co/LoboZipper3D<br />
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We’d also like to thank everyone at YKK who helped organise our call, especially Sophia Seco, Engin Ertugrul, Christelle Malot and Matthew Rawstron.<br />
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Finally, a big thank you to Christopher Anderson, Anna Oros and Pressley Stevens of the Allegheny College Library for sending us footage of Whitcomb Judson’s original fastener in action.  <br />
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&#9600;&#9600;&#9600;<br />
0:00 The First Zipper<br />
2:51 Who invented the zipper?<br />
4:20 How does a zipper work?<br />
5:51 The Zipper Maker Machine<br />
7:46 Why is it called a zipper?<br />
9:32 The Novelty Of A Zipper<br />
12:57 The Most Popular Zipper Doesn’t Have Teeth<br />
14:08 Zippers Have A Lock<br />
15:31 Why do zippers have YKK on them?<br />
18:39 How To Fix A Zipper<br />
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&#9600;&#9600;&#9600;<br />
References and Visuals can be found here - ve42.co/ZippersRefs
			
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