https://clip.place/videos/watch/8df6cbd8-938a-45e7-8a9a-8cd7c825a932 I bought a $20 “Made in China” AC adapter. Within two years, it stopped working. Curious, I opened it—and found adhesive tape where proper insulation should have been. This isn’t just cheap corner-cutting; it’s planned fragility, a design that hides hazards from unsuspecting consumers. In this video, I use sunlight to reveal the interior flaws and explain why these seemingly minor defects can scale to life-critical products, like PPE during a pandemic. When cheap, corner-cut products flow from a totalitarian regime like China to the world, they can become potential hazards and even weapons, affecting human life on a global scale. We explore: How planned fragility works Hidden dangers in everyday electronics Implications for PPE safety Why cheap “Made in China” products are a systemic risk Sat, 03 Oct 2026 15:20:01 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://clip.place https://clip.place/lazy-static/avatars/e63ed084-e5be-423e-a66e-dae98f14f4b6.png https://clip.place/videos/watch/8df6cbd8-938a-45e7-8a9a-8cd7c825a932 All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://clip.place/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.