YOU vs THE TERMINATOR - Could You Defeat And Survive Him? (The Terminator Movie 2019)

Imagine that one day you are resting at home and suddenly the energy begins to fluctuate. Your lights brighten and dim and you can taste electricity in the air, and suddenly, what looks like a ball of illumination begins to form in your backyard. As the entire neighborhood suffers a blackout, the ball lightning dissipates as quickly as it arrived, and you're surprised to find a completely naked, very muscular man kneeling in its place. In one fluid motion, the nudist bodybuilders stand up and look you in the eyes, one word escaping their lips: Finish! Hello and welcome to another episode of The Infographics Show's You Versus series.

Today we pit you, the average citizen, against the deadly time-traveling cybernetic assassin, Terminator. Throughout its history Cyberdine Systems has developed a wide repertoire of hunter-killer robots in its war against human resistance. At first these robots were nothing more than killing machines, which proved effective on the battlefield. But in response to being overwhelmed by superior firepower, the human resistance fled to fortified underground bases. These bases were so heavily fortified and so deeply underground that even deep-penetrating munitions proved ineffective in their destruction, and their well-constructed defenses proved nearly insurmountable without devoting overwhelming amounts of resources to their destruction.

However, even when a base was taken, the prolonged defense allowed most of its inhabitants to flee to a secondary location, and Cyberdine would have to begin the hunt again, having lost countless amounts of resources in the effort. This strategy was ineffective and, combined with constant raids against their manufacturing and mining operations, would have ultimately led to Cyberdine's

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. Cyberdine needed a new strategy and very early in the war came up with the idea of ​​sending humanoid infiltrator units to penetrate the defenders and eliminate them from within. This resulted in the T600 series of infiltrator units, which were nothing more than a titanium alloy skeleton with a rubber coating.

The rubber skin proved easy for members of the resistance to detect, so Cyberdine looked for a solution and found it with the formidable T800 series, the same hunter-killer that just materialized in your backyard and is now determined to take down with you. But what exactly are you facing? To begin with, the most obvious feature is the T800's realistic outer shell, which allows it to easily infiltrate human strongholds. The meat pod, as it is known, is made up of living tissue, although unlike actual living tissue, it does not require food or nutrients to maintain itself. Instead, the fabric converts electrical energy from the Terminator's power core into chemical energy through some unknown process;

It's true that the resistance has been too busy fighting for its life to stop and study the chemistry of the

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s sent to destroy it. The T800 also features several improvements over the T600 it replaces, primarily in the form of a denser and more durable endoskeleton composed of titanium and other unknown alloys. This endoskeleton makes the Terminator nearly invulnerable to most small arms fire, and has proven extremely resistant even to military-grade assault rifles in the 5.56 and 7.62 mm calibers. The endoskeleton is also extremely resistant to explosives and is able to withstand several close hits from 40mm grenades, albeit with almost total destruction of its flesh sheath.

Tough, but not invulnerable, the T800's endoskeleton is vulnerable to explosives dropped or placed within critical joints of its infrastructure, although catastrophic damage resulting in loss of limbs or even decapitation is sometimes not enough to stop unit. However, the resistance has had great success in using .50-caliber ammunition, such as .50-caliber Barret anti-materiel rifles, .50-caliber machine guns, vehicle-mounted 25mm cannons, and plasma weaponry of various calibers. Depleted uranium and thermite munitions have also proven to be very effective against T800s. As if being nearly invulnerable to most weapons wasn't bad enough, the T800 also has impressive physical abilities.

The unit is capable of traveling for short periods of time at speeds of up to 22 miles per hour (35 km/h), and its endurance is virtually unlimited, with a power core that can last up to 120 years, although when operated in a energy. save mode its useful life is many times greater, although ultimately it is unknown. The T800 is approximately 8 times stronger than the average human, capable of punching through solid concrete with no damage except its flesh sheath. Its vision system allows it to track multiple targets simultaneously, and its basic color vision mode is complemented by night vision and infrared modes.

Finally, the T800 features a low-power, short-range radar system that it can use to triangulate and locate the position of hidden snipers upon being hit, assuming it

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s the initial impact. When in search mode, you can use this radar system to track moving prey with decent, if not perfect, accuracy. Now we know its strengths, but what exactly are its weaknesses? How the hell are you going to beat this thing? Well, for starters, he just doesn't have many weaknesses. It doesn't get scared, it doesn't get tired, it's not hungry, it doesn't get sad, it doesn't feel pain and it has only one goal: to kill you at all costs.

When you're running away from the Terminator, he still comes after you. When you stop eating, he keeps coming for you. When you stop to sleep, he still comes to you; We think you get the idea. However, while it is extremely resistant to most weapon fire, it does have some weaknesses that can be exploited. As mentioned, DU munitions have some effectiveness in penetrating the very dense endoskeleton, and a lucky hit from a very large caliber anti-materiel rifle with a DU bullet can even blow your head off. Just be careful, because the unit can still communicate with the chassis via a wireless link and drive it to the location of your head so you can reattach it, which it can do with rudimentary effectiveness that leaves it still combat capable. .

The power core is itself incredibly vulnerable and very dangerous if penetrated, resulting in a very powerful explosion. Unfortunately, it sits beneath triple-layer armor and is the best-reinforced part of the Terminator's anatomy, aside from his CPU. The CPU itself is vulnerable to electronic attack, but only if it is set to read and write mode, which can only be achieved by physically switching it from one mode to another. The physical switch proved vital for Cyberdine to protect its Terminator drives from remote hacking by resistance agents, as it requires someone to physically switch it from read mode to read-write mode, something that, given its incredible capabilities of combat, is, to put it bluntly, not an easy task at all.

In read and write mode, Terminator is as vulnerable to hacking as most other computers, although it still has formidable security measures. At first, the resistance was baffled why Cyberdine would create units capable of reading and writing, and therefore potentially vulnerable to being seized, however, these special units "learn" from their combat experience and can pass that experience on to Cyberdine, who uploads the new data to all current models, turning each unit into a seasoned combat veteran. As with any electronic system,

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s are also vulnerable to electromagnetic energy, which can overload and burn out circuits. However, the T800 series features military-grade reinforcement to ground your vulnerable hardware, but this is not completely foolproof.

A very close burst of electromagnetic energy can still severely damage or temporarily degrade a unit's combat capabilities. Ok, it's fight time. You have to secure the future of humanity, so how are you going to overcome this unstoppable monster? First, you must run. Forget about fighting back and forget about the Billy Bad Ass 'Arsenal of Freedom' you built out of fear of the government coming for your guns; Nothing you have on hand is going to make a dent in this. , and if you try to fight back at this point, the T800 will simply politely thank you for the hardware as it rips it out of your cold, dead hands.

You need to seriously upgrade your firepower, but first you need to fight smarter, not harder, and this time we mean that literally. The T800's endoskeleton is a futuristic mix of titanium and other artificial alloys. It is extremely dense and resistant to all types of damage, making every Terminator a walking tank. However, in the end it is still metal, and like any metal, it is unfortunately vulnerable to chemistry. If you've seen our previous videos, you'll know that we've often touted chemistry as the ultimate weapon in humanity's fight against all forms of evil, and today it's our weapon against the futuristic killer robots of a timeline we can't avoid. .

If you have followed our advice, you have run for your life and now is the time, as always, to prepare your battlefield. Metal, even futuristic titanium alloys, is very vulnerable to sudden changes in temperature. If given time to adapt, some metals can tolerate extreme heat and cold perfectly, but sudden drops or spikes in temperature can attack the metal at a molecular level, severely weakening it. For our T800, we think it's time for this nudist time traveler to take a bath, ideally a bath in pure liquid nitrogen. A quick call to a local materials supply company can help you get a 6-ton liquid nitrogen tanker delivered for around five figures;

It's a high price, but the future of the human race is literally on your shoulders, this is nothing. It's time to get cheaper. The key will be to lure your Terminator into the vicinity of this truck filled with liquid nitrogen pressurized to 6,000 pounds per square inch and a temperature of -320 degrees Fahrenheit (-196 C). The added benefit of these low-temperature chemicals is that cooling from ambient temperature will weaken the effectiveness of the Terminator's thermal vision mode, forcing it to rely on night vision or true color. You don't want to be seen easily, so to

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Terminator's night vision mode simply set up large infrared spotlights around your battlefield.

Infrared light is invisible to the naked eye, but visible to night vision and so bright it will dominate. any electronic device that works in night vision and completely whitens the image. This means you can set up a battlefield full of dark places to hide and force the Terminator to rely on his normal color vision. Unfortunately, this leaves his radar on board, but if you choose an area with a lot of cover you can block the outgoing radar beams and leave the Terminator confused as to your exact location. Now that you've hidden from the Terminator and avoided being killed with a single shot, it's time to spring your diabolical trap.

With the Terminator near your tanker's liquid nitrogen delivery, he will remotely detonate a simple IED explosive connected to the nitrogen tank's rear delivery valves. We won't tell you exactly how to do this, but we're sure you're smart enough to do the simple Google search necessary to gain the knowledge needed to make a remote-detonating IED very easy; just don't do it. Don't blame us when the FBI comes knocking on your door. Ensuring your IED is on low output will create a small explosion that will release the pressurized liquid nitrogen into a concentrated vapor, drenching the Terminator unit with super-cooled liquid nitrogen.

Metal can become extremely brittle at such low temperatures, so we're pretty sure you know what's coming next. A fan and US military favorite, the .50 caliber Browning machine gun has been affectionately called the Ma' Deuce by US service members. For you, old mom will come to your rescue as you fire up your T800 paddle with several hundred rounds of armor-piercing incendiary destruction. Under normal conditions, the T800's endoskeleton would do a good job of stopping even this high-caliber fire, at least a good enough job to allow it to reach safety, but having supercooled its metal endoskeleton, it has left the interior, which usually looks like a tank. very vulnerable projectile to the dense penetrator of a .50 caliber armor-piercing bullet.

At this point, the incendiary part is just adding insult to injury, but you have to teach those time-traveling Terminators a lesson or they'll never stop coming. While shooting, be sure to be careful to penetrate the very volatile energy core, because if you arestanding at a distance of less than 100 meters, the resulting explosion will have done the Terminator's job. But suppose you are out of reach after all. Congratulations, you've killed your time-traveling killer! I hope you are up to the task, because Cyberdine will definitely send another much sexier model after you very, very soon and ultimately, if you defeat that one, you can be sure that the Day of Judgment is still to come, the The future is inevitable and ultimately all of your struggles are for absolutely nothing, because the future cannot be changed.

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