How Much Can You Lift with Pulleys? | Science Max #shorts

While the video is safe and has no concerning content, the pulley concept may be too abstract for children under 5. Preschoolers can still enjoy watching, but they likely won't understand the physics behind it. A recommended minimum age is 5.

No, the video has zero hidden advertising or sponsored content. The classification score for that category is 0.00. It is a purely educational demonstration from the Science Max channel.

Yes, the video clearly demonstrates how pulleys can multiply force, showing that eight pulleys reduce the required lifting force to 1/8. It's a great practical example of simple machines that can spark interest in physics and engineering.

The stunt is performed by an adult using proper equipment (a secure chair, ropes, and multiple pulleys). Children should not attempt to lift themselves with ropes without adult supervision. The video does not encourage unsafe behavior, but parents may want to discuss safety around ropes and heights.

The video is most appropriate for children ages 5 and up. Younger children may enjoy the visual, but older kids (6-12) will better grasp the mechanical advantage concept. The recommended minimum age is 5.

No, the classification scores for dangerous challenges and stunt content are 0.00. The demonstration is controlled and explained step-by-step, with the host safely lifting himself only a short distance off the ground.