A day in the life of a climate activist 

to a smooth transition to brilliant sponsored ad, fucking great

@@Marsotics I have not yet seen so smooth a transition to the sponsor ad. It was almost annoying, if it weren't so impressive. I wasted my life for almost 10 seconds of Zach shilling Brilliant before I checked the scrub bar and realized there wouldn't be any more content, and came to the comments to post this.

Remember, due to one of the other videos, we know he left the simulation by dying and that the afterlife is actually real, but I guess he was so annoying they booted him back to the grave.

Spoilers :(

@@LMAOOOOOO focus on the movie, not the comments

Me too

Ya very strange surreal feeling

Yeah it was weird he is real

Exactly. Seeing his entire body in one frame is strange. I’m used to those other close-up types of vids lol

@@rafidsiddique2010 he also looks tall af

His cameraman is a duplicate

It's his Girlfriend

@@eno6712 🤓

@@eno6712 he did the impossible for stem students to achieve

@@eno6712 his girlfriend is a duplicate?

This is an ad with a well placed video

i watch the ads cuz his placement is godlike and makes me laugh

Of the hundreds of RU-vidrs I watch, he's the literal only one I don't skip the ads on.

Fr

ads really have ruined most videos. I'm never going to be convinced to buy some sleezy product because somebody would rather sell stuff than make good content.

He isn't lying these are the same people who call anything that breath a nazi

And tbf the Nazis did use sustainable fuel sources

There are 93 dislikes, so a bunch clearly tried or got it recommended by algorithm.

Well that's what happened to me! Don't feel bad, that's just a minority of climate activists that throw paint on works of art.

@@useodyseeorbitchute9450 you can see dislikes?

@@Seperaklance Yeah... just need to install proper plugin.

@@rbxless y’all are hilarious! Underground power lines in wind farms are proven to create harmful microclimates as the ground is perpetually heated to above the air temperature and those windmills aren’t lubricated with regular grease, oh no it has to be buckets of special lithium grease. All to have not enough power and what there is is only generated when the winds are neither too strong nor too weak and there isn’t ice buildup that will cause the mill to with shut down or explode. Then there is solar, which at best produces 1 watt per square inch, your toaster is 1500 watts so do the math on what would be needed for 30 people in an apartment building to all make toast while each running three 100 watt lightbulbs. Of course these panels don’t work in dark, snow, ice, especially cloudy days, or really any other time you really need power. They then produce DC electricity that must be stored in lithium ion or Cobalt batteries which are extremely toxic, have to be replaced every few years, requires a literal f-ton of batteries, and can only be produced by massive strip mining in 3rd world countries where there are zero environmental regulations. Then the power suffers major losses going through inverters to be changed to AC power. To top it off the greenies then protest nuclear and even hydro because it might inconvenience fish. Afterwards you go pay more for an electric vehicle than you will ever make up in gas savings that also require Cobalt batteries that have to be replaced with $15K cash. You plug them into 1500 watt charger that only works in non emergencies and draw power from a grid that is at best 20% efficient. So the grid losses alone make sure an electric car is right off the bat less energy efficient than a comparably sized gasoline car. Once you do the math on generation plants, grid, and the EV they are 13% less efficient! But hey, that pollution is somewhere else on the globe you don’t see so apparently that doesn’t count towards global warming, neither does the extreme emissions of 1960’s mining equipment in Africa where they also burn more kerosene for light than the total jet fuel consumption of all the aircraft on the planet. Also what do you eat? Ever seen an electric harvester or farm combine? How about the electric big rig that stocks those supermarket shelves? Long distance electric freight rail? Nope. So all any of you do is move the mess from regulated areas with environmental standards to dirtier places while complaining about a “global” problem and you do it by burning unnecessary fuel to go to Home Depot, and protest sights never even understanding that plastics and glues are largely petroleum products so you are still paying big oil but f-ing up some minimum wage Walmart employees day and making him late for his crappy job as well as raising prices for everyone. Here’s an idea, research things just a bit more and decide is 1 degree of proven change over the last 100 years is worth it, figure out where the cheapest and most efficient changes can occur on a global scale, and don’t be a hypocrite that drives to places so you can vandalize other people’s cars. Instead start with yourself and see how far you can go personally using less gas, electricity, plastics, batteries, paper products, etc. Fun Fact: 80% of the garbage in the ocean gets there via 2% of the worlds rivers. None of that 2% are in the US.

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@@kingacrisius Brilliant! Nice play on words

That final word canmean two things

@@bellasun735 yup barely

​@@kingacrisius damn ur brilliant Yeah I know I'm redundant but damn u both got me gud fr 💀

Dude, that wasn't just a transition. They had the balls to make the ad the video's climax

Hi! You know the word "transition" means, don't you? Because that was, in fact, a transition, you have the right fact, yes, it was at the end of the video, good job knowing that part! But it still transitioned from the video into the ad smoothly, whether you accept the word transition or not, it did, in fact, transition

Try Climate-RU-vidrs then.

And then there’s other outlets demonstrating capitol rioters as national hero’s. What is it with news outlets demonstrating stupid people as intelligent?

Weren't they one of the first ones way back when that shut down their site's comments sections because they kept getting outed for being full of crap on pretty much anything they wrote about?

@@botspotter8379 yup

Considering how often this tactic is used, I'd say it's very, very effective if I was no wiser

It gets you mad donations from oil tycoon heiresses though.

It's effective at getting attention, not support. Big difference. Negative attention will detriment them in the long run.

Protest work precisely because they are a nuisance. Large scale rallies (most common form of protests) block traffic, slowing economic activities in the area and forcing the government to either comply with the protesters and do something about the problem, or crack down on the protesters and reduce your pr even further, encouraging even more protests. These types of protests are no different, throw stuff at paintings, get public's attention and force the government to comply.

I think the main problem is that it inconveniences the wrong people. The politicians & business owners capable of enacting the actual change we need aren’t going to care about some traffic jams & people gluing themselves to things. The only ones affected are people who are barely responsible at all for the mess we’re in

I thought that is hilarious.

! HYPOCRISY DETECTED !

that's a relief

@@whatshumor7639 saidgay

I feel the joy of it, too :)

Its part or the simulation. Every time u watch an old video a new one appears

He's literally just walking you terminally online person

Lol

A noble cause

They tryd and failed you are the master.

I'm no kid but... first

This is just the equivalent of saying first tho

Oh, it's quite simple. They didn't make it themselfes. They listened to "higher ups" who were hired by oil companies to make activists look like a bunch of morons and basically just a nuisance to a normal society. After that less people listen to climate activists seriously

That's a green screen?

@@JatPhenshllem yes