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We look at what the trailblazers are doing today and share their stories so that the whole world can learn from them tomorrow. Our mission is to change the way we build on this planet, improving the buildings and infrastructure that we all live our lives in.
Yep, the anti-federal government pro confederate state of Texas will get most of the money from the US government and the blue states they hate. Don’t mess with Texas… ugh
3d printing is not the problem none of this is going to happened on that money is not enough money all you going to get is a bunch of miss fire with all the old technology that they have to recycle from the space shuttle ....due to the small budget they get
Haven’t we been told sea levels are gonna rise for like the last 50 years and yet all I see is the exact same Shoreline level? Sure climate change is real. The climate is always changing, it always has and it always will. Humans are a fart in the wind on this planet. Not to mention weatherman, can’t even predict the weather a few hours out, but supposedly they can 100 years in the future.
This video is wrong, MOSE wasnt built to avoid all tides but only to avoid the ones which could damage shops and people in general. And guess what, it works, italy is known for their high level enginering
Another megalomoney billionaire grandiose narcissism cravings pacified by enabling good PR suckers armed with a dedicated Mumbai based freelance CGI team. It won't even start.
During the 1960s and 1970s, mainland industry was pumping groundwater, but the aquifer was directly under the city. They stopped pumping in the city stopped sinking. Venice. Has always flooded Especially because of these sciroco winds that blow up the adriatic..
Many are pessimistic. But what many forgot to look into consideration the advantages of it. The line has one edge, and that is streamlining. Just imagine the construction materials from plumbing, sewerage, power, high speed transportation, communication, traffic control. Plus the streamline of constructing and the kilometer by kilometer approach at a time make it feasible. The city is actually self enclosed controlled environment which is very hard to achieve in traditional city design. You can dump all high technology on it at ease. Aside from that, maintaining peace and order is relatively easy because of modular design. Directing people especially foreigner is no hassle because it is just addressed by kilometer, say km 50 and so on. Many people just hard to accept that once when people happen to live there, they cannot see line anymore. It seems they are enclosed in a new world.
Hey, to whom this may concern of this video I do like the video although I do not like your invention due to the simple fact that I am all the way over here in California a normal individual from the streets came up with ideas and other ideas and ideas and inventions on top of inventions that I haven’t built yet I feel like you guys have stole my idea someway somehow you guys had stolen my idea I’m gonna tell you guys what the name of this invention that you guys all see around the world here on this video but I’m gonna give a better description of it as soon as I come out with my show the world how I can be much of use help and saveto people now once again to anyone who came out with this invention, you guys really need to contact me through this message via we can talk about this
THE LINE Residents will also have access to all daily essentials within a five-minute walk, in addition to high-speed rail - with an end-to-end transit of 20 minutes . No roads, cars or emissions, it will run on 100% renewable energy and 95% of land will be preserved for nature. People's health and wellbeing will be prioritized over transportation and infrastructure, unlike traditional cities.
The last dude that claims that nuclear reactors cost much more than "renewables" can offer any numbers? I mean, the plant itself, sure: it would cost more than some solar panels, but would the cost per kWh produced also be less? I sincerely doubt less.
