Wood drying (8) green oak working

Hello sir ..i am student in woodworking please make a video on adhesive and it's types and uses

I have watched your series on wood drying but noticed how similar your lectures are to all the other lectures and books. Clearly very few are made by craftsmen - you dont mention the difference between air dried and kiln dried in use - nor the difference in use between steam kilned, dehumidified, vacuum and other methods - furniture in modern houses is almost entirely made from steam kilned wood because otherwise it falls to bits why?
Elm is well known to be a very unstable wood even when steam kilned, so why was Ercolani able to make table tops with virtually no undercarriage in elm using boards over 20 inches wide - academically perfect, practically?

Thanks for this series, just what I was looking for. Needed to upgrade my wood knowledge, and this was on the point, very clear and no fuss, with the possibility to dive into more technical/complicated theory where one feel like it. 🙏🙏

What happens when the green wood dries in place? Can the connections become loose if the pegs shrink for instance?
I've built something from green wood with screws once and the connections got loose when it dried - had to re-tighten the screws