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Savage discusses an incident in which Discovery refused to air an episode testing commercial teeth-whitening products after advertisers expressed concerns.
We will absolutely revisit when we think we screwed up the results. We won't stand by our results—you can't with a data set of one, and two, and five. But we do stand by our methodologies.
Savage gives the example that when testing whether obtaining "free energy" (as in building a system that outputs more energy than it requires in input) is possible, the best they could do was to test existing products that claim to produce free energy.
Savage discusses an incident in which Discovery refused to air an episode testing commercial teeth-whitening products after advertisers expressed concerns.
Savage discusses how Discovery continuously responds to his desires to test audiophile myths, deeming them too boring; especially visually.