How you haven't gotten someone to do a "Stand by your man" parody yet is beyond me. Heck with the right connections I bet you could get Dolly to do it herself.

Like we've had better robots for decades, making them walk is dumb. Just put them on a cart with a big battery and call it a day.

What's great about Baxter is he is just two bog standard 6 axis robotic arms like we've been using since the 60's with some tweaked software and a coat of paint. The screen was completely optional and most people actually using him removed it.

Not looking forward to those days in the coming years but thankfully both me and my wife got boosted a month or so ago and we had basically zero side effects other than slightly sore arms.

I've had more issues with residue and stuff just not getting clean with the Great Value than the Cascade but I also have very hard water and so rinse aid is also a must or I'll get residue no matter what. Milwaukee hasn't gotten to replacing all the lead pipes in our area so need to keep it hard.

As for your other points I have neither of those hangups but have still ended up with Gel as my choice because so far it has worked much better on the food buildup my family seems to create. We have rather hard water as mentioned and it handles it the best aside from the pods while being cheaper.

I tried the store brand powder after your earlier videos along with the generic "Great Value" stuff and the Cascade Complete Gel was leaps and bounds better with the Cascade powder being in between them. Maybe its differences in water hardness from your testing but the generic sucked for me.

I may be misremembering the details but there are some ingredients that work better in liquid forms than powder which is why the pacs that combine both can work better. Why else would liquid detergent have been introduced in the first place unless you think that is also a conspiracy?

You mentioned in a previous video the 3rd thing it solves. It lets them have more Enzymes and Oxidizers in the same detergent because in straight powder or liquid forms the oxidizers would destroy the enzymes in storage. This is a real innovation even if it also lets them charge much more per load.

Look at the date on the article and through nanoraptors other posts and you may get some ideas.