If 225 miles is and avrage walk distance in a year for a human so you are not going to do it in 1 day
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marthahaven41 week, 4 days ago
Is not meant to be folded that many time in those time
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thomastempest621 week, 4 days ago
That feels like walking until 30 years and you did it in a day without break,
ross_shepherd1 week, 4 days ago
Ideal. Not continuous without stopping. Ideal. Where a small ammount of folds are done in a day
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robert.maldonado1 week, 4 days ago
it is not meant to be folded 500K times in an hour, it supposed to hold that many folds in normal usage
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aliciabloom161 week ago
Key word under ideal usage
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kristopherhart2941 week, 4 days ago
Bro debunked his own short by saying "under ideal use"
luisquesada5241 week ago
Heat from friction is likely the biggest contributor, it’s not designed to be opened and closed quickly repeatedly.
kerry_nicholson1 week ago
The black stuff is literally the seal being heated up and melted from folding it so much
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helen_hunter1 week ago
Maybe perhaps it was maybe suggested that it wont be done repeatedly at the same time
mariacecíliaalbuquerque4271 week, 4 days ago
Its not meant to be folded like that simultaneously on one moment
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lilia_medrano1 week ago
***""""IDEAL USAGE"""***
dustin_olsen6 days, 15 hours ago
They said UNDER IDEAL USAGE NOT CONSTANT USEAGE
priya_ghose1 week, 4 days ago
IDEAL USAGE NOT KILLING IT
maanaszachariah601 week, 4 days ago
people in this comment section got the shittiest grammar on earth
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lisa_hayes6 days, 14 hours ago
It built up heat from continuous rough mechanical stress and CPU load and got damaged. Ideal scenario would make it last like 5x-10x longer. You need to be especially gentle when it's hot
ashleyjames9851 week ago
The 'under ideal usage' is important
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marie_austin6 days, 15 hours ago
"Under ideal usage" Son you literally said that IDEAL DOESNT MEAN DOING THAT
monica.proctor6 days, 16 hours ago
The heat and wear from the constant folding and folding needs to considered
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elaine_fry1 week ago
"ideal usage" speaks for itself not for a challenge to do it in one day
If 225 miles is and avrage walk distance in a year for a human so you are not going to do it in 1 day
Is not meant to be folded that many time in those time
That feels like walking until 30 years and you did it in a day without break,
Ideal. Not continuous without stopping. Ideal. Where a small ammount of folds are done in a day
it is not meant to be folded 500K times in an hour, it supposed to hold that many folds in normal usage
Key word under ideal usage
Bro debunked his own short by saying "under ideal use"
Heat from friction is likely the biggest contributor, it’s not designed to be opened and closed quickly repeatedly.
The black stuff is literally the seal being heated up and melted from folding it so much
Maybe perhaps it was maybe suggested that it wont be done repeatedly at the same time
Its not meant to be folded like that simultaneously on one moment
***""""IDEAL USAGE"""***
They said UNDER IDEAL USAGE NOT CONSTANT USEAGE
IDEAL USAGE NOT KILLING IT
people in this comment section got the shittiest grammar on earth
It built up heat from continuous rough mechanical stress and CPU load and got damaged. Ideal scenario would make it last like 5x-10x longer. You need to be especially gentle when it's hot
The 'under ideal usage' is important
"Under ideal usage" Son you literally said that IDEAL DOESNT MEAN DOING THAT
The heat and wear from the constant folding and folding needs to considered
"ideal usage" speaks for itself not for a challenge to do it in one day