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God doesn't exist. Praise science and engineering!

There is no God, It's time to accept this and move forward with a life full of deeds that actually make sense.

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@@Bobby.Kristensen Jesus Christ is God, Stop trying to make people go to hell ! ;(

@@rast There is !!! Jesus Christ

12 years ago, Dr Greger

If by someone you mean BillGates tedtalk, he didn’t predict it he downright created the virus at John Hopkins

except the fact that netflix is the cnn of the streaming world!!! they dont post the whole truth about of shit

@@siyiszeto3735 proof?

@@blackpillsamsam6940 It's a joke, Einstein.

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Absolutely 💯

I feel that instead of recommended, RU-vid should put it as an ad in as many videos as possible.... Then at least people will have to watch at least 20 seconds of this...

This topic USED to be covered in Civics classes, which I have come to learn aren't taught any more in many school districts.

I’d rather stay ignorant as sad as it is there’s obviously nothing we can do about so I’d rather stay oblivious than live in fear till our inevitable deaths

YOU SIR HAVE JUST READ MY MIND, absolute BANGER of a song

A tap uses typically 1-3 gallons per minute. A 1/3 pound burger uses 660 gallons. This means a burger could use as much water as a tap running for 11 hours. The biggest water consumption is not what you see and use, but what you can't see

In Switzerland drinking fountains run permanently and nobody complaining

My school actually spent a good few weeks educating us on climate change,

@@forloop7713 Rome to

@@forloop7713 I think fountains tend to run on some sort of recurring cycle. So the same water amount is pumped continuously over and over again.

JhnyBz I never noticed Explained was a Vox partnership. That explains why the Documentary series is soooo good

VOX's youtube channel produces great content for years. Partnership with Netflix is great.

I hope you're right. But I have extremely low expectations. We humans are forgetful and shortsighted.

@@wsiak340 Well said. Giving up our extremely high standard of living goes against our myopia, our narcissistic attitudes, even against Darwinian science. Change, in these matters, isn't realized by the populous because of its extremely high price. We aren't going to solve climate change, biodiversity loss, or fresh water consumption through expanding our demands on nature. Nature was never meant to sustain a population of a massive species as large as ours. Dominance and wealth have their limits.

@@MG-ik3wy the thing is, we might not even have to change our lifestyles. By making water more expensive the normal population will have to pay let's say 10$ more a month, but the corporations and industries have Millions/ billions of costs. That is a huge drive for them to start innovating and decrease their water costs by e.G not planting crops in a desert. Depending on the product cost may slightly increase, but maybe don't increase whatsoever.

this is not accurate, it is completely overstated to support a narrative

@@billsmith6962 Can you show me the industry numbers?

@@maytons no, he will just show you his Blabber Mouth and it's really Ugly; believe me.

@@maytons The author in the video didn't show any industry numbers tbh. Always be careful before believing it.

@G B LOL, maybe we can cloud seed with water buffalo!

Thank you for the update. Hope everyone stays safe.

I'm from Cape Town too and I don't think we should underplay how much of an issue this is. We had to do a lot to avoid Day Zero, and even then we were very close. As our population and demand increases, it will get harder and harder to avoid Day Zero. We live in a fundamentally arid area and the fact that we don't talk about water security now that every thing is 'normal' again is worrying.

I don't think that's a good enough reason to relax. You got LUCKY that it rained and the rest of the world will be like that soon

That wont be the last time though, expect it to happen again but possibly worse in the future

@Mouse za thats good to hear . but still let this be a lesson for the rest of the world, we are careful

That's a great thing to do.I hope more countries with abundant water starts to do that early on.

@@AjaySharma-le3df yeah and on the other hand, government in countries like india is busy is in diverting people's mind in politics and other religious matters which barely matters and whole mainstream media is busy in only showing that topics in which "MODI" govt looks good and never talk about other relevant stuffs... India overpopulation, inequality and current corrupt govt. Will never be able to help india is anyway to save india's water..

And even then, it's still not being "conservative" with our critical resources, either. I refuse to buy Nestle or any other bottled water from stores due to their abuse of water permits across the globe. Consumers may have adapted to low flow toilets and washers and shower heads, but they still insist on having a green lawn around their in-ground swimming pools for when they come back from their country club tee time. There's algae blooms that occur every year across the Great Lakes, making the shoreline uninhabitable and decreasing the oxygen levels for fish and aquatic life, and the expensive clean up of those blooms keeps getting put off. It frightens me that people are so cavalier with their water consumption, knowing how unstable it could become in just a matter of decades. We waste A LOT, and we aren't too concerned with water quality either, because once we've sent something down the drain, it's "not our problem" anymore. Canada has a shoddy track record of preserving clean, fresh water when it conflicts with industrial production (see pulp mills in Grassy Narrows or Dryden ON, and the run-off from drilling and mining companies in Novas Scotia, Alberta, the Yukon, and NWT). Setting a price on water usage is only a small step. Trying to convince businesses that they need to take water waste management into greater consideration as part of a moral/ethical issue is more important. They seldom have much, if any, respect for the local communities that live nearby, and you're completely invisible to them if you live on a reserve. Access to safe, clean water is a right, not a privilege, and anyone who threatens that right should be charged. We Canadians don't know how good we've got it, until the rest of the world comes banging on our door for fresh water.

mm water

@@TrulyS2345 yahh!! You're right.Indians need to be more educated & support for which is best but not for just fan culture in politics & in voting.

The system and capitalism has made sure to keep the people completely dependent on it all for the sake of profits and to keep a very few rich

@@camerontaylor7471 Exactly! In some neighborhoods, they don’t allow you to hang your clothes out to dry, plant your own food, compost, or collect rain water. Not even in your own back yard. The slavery is real!!

Same here in India still remember clearly At my school and at sikh temple close my house they use to have big collection barrels but they all gone or dried up now there are 10 r more of houses new generation didt even know what my village use to look like Basically whole village were surrounded by water With time everything changed so quickly

Yes rain barrels are nice for immediate water but you have water underneath you anywhere you stand and it's in abundance.

Terrorists need to be stopped

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If the professor is boring, than they are failing at their jobs.

Because we are too many and too irresponsible

Because TPTB are lying to you and you believe the lies....that’s why

@@EmpressLilith222 What's TPTB?

@@crystl5775 doesn't matter she is here to spread negativity with false information

Entropy my friend

*Laughs in menstrual cycle*

@Callmedaddy literally no one asked bruh

@@likira111 relateeeeeeeeeee

do u eat meat ? have u watched the whole thing ? household consumption is only 9% ... 70% goes for raising cows and other stuff we eat ..

@@likira111 lmao

Unfortunately , people are greedy and they love money and fun so much. And they also are very wasteful which means more water consumption.

You're out of your mind

True

It is, but poorly

We’re learning it mate

If it's making you feel better I'm using this video as part of my English class tomorrow :) I'm a teacher.

@@ReplayAzpect You've earned my respect Brother ♥️♥️♥️♥️ ... We need guys like you ... Thank you so very much

Climate change will be much more deadly than Corona viruses and we will have no one to blame other than ourselves.

Do not follow the 17 laws of the United Nations!!!!!! Evil!!

@@user-ul7iw7bw7k What 17 laws?

@@MargaritaMagdalena Not laws I mean the 17 sdg s they want to create a communist nwo

@@user-ul7iw7bw7k Dude

For real I have it for biology. 😂😂😂

Nah I'm here cause nerd

People are not ignoring, but we are also not to blame. Industry and Agriculture account for 80% of water use, yet citizens are the ones who have to save water consumption? Do these mayors/politicians understand math? Even if people save 50% of their water consumption, it's a drop in an ocean. Industry and Agriculture need more regulation on how they use their water.

@@hugovale6360yeah you're right, but as citizens we need to pressure those in power to take notice and bring reforms which can help conserve water across various sectors of the economy.

@@hugovale6360 actually if you stop using those industries' products they will change their behavior

But we wont recover from climate change

So true is hurts 💘

Here in Australia, the daily rate is definitely more expensive than Netflix. Most Australians would live through at least one water restriction by the time they're 10 years' old and I dare say our older generations are more water-conscious than most people in the world because we live in a dry country where, in a continent 3/4 the size of USA, there are less than 10 major rivers.

Jules Verne you’re right that Australians have lived through a lot more water restrictions than most and also pay more than most so my point is somewhat inaccurate. To satisfy my thirst for knowledge I just did some quick research / maths: Average cost of water is around $2-4/1000 litres in Australia and consumption is somewhere around 200l/person per day. That means the average daily cost of water is around 20c / person / day. Over a 30 day month for a household of 4 people that’s $24/month. Seems you can get Netflix for less, but it also costs a lot less to get Netflix on your devices than it does to extract, treat and pump water to come out of the tap in every house 24/7.

Flint ain't even got clean water to begin with. The problem is greed.

Yaxley exactly! The problem is and always will be ‘the system’ ... people don’t realize that our entire capitalist economy, all of our laws and governments, everything that makes up our lives in civilization is designed to protect the wealthy, while covertly distracting and controlling the poor, to prevent the poor(even the middle class)from raiding into the mansions and private property of the elite, and steeling their ‘wealth’ that was given to them by US... and it is also designed to motivate the poor, working, middle class into acting out and participating in their role of ‘the system’ ... people don’t realize we live in a hierarchy... there has to be someone at the bottom, and ‘the system’ is designed to get the ones at the bottom to celebrate their enslavement... to fight for their own oppression...

Water Tax should be tied to income or every house should be allotted a water meter to fix their water usage if they pass that limit impose a heavy fine when done without permission.

That won't happen, desalinization is cheaper than a war, and since everything in our world is about money...

I always have heard that, now it has more sense. I hope everyone recognizes the huge importance of protect the water, it's life or death affair

My teacher in Argentina too.. she said the same xd

@@Ben-dh1kt I don't think you can predict people's behavior based on what's cheaper tho

@@MargaritaMagdalena i wish you were right, but unfortunately in this world, everything is decided on a money point of view...

Exactly but they just keep pushing it.

Couple that with the overwhelming health benefits that would bring. We'll save billions on healthcare cost all over the world.

tell that to the Americans and their steak, burgers, milk.

@@jeffers9843 Yes steak worst of nonveg but it's still a worldwide problem. Humans are the most stubborn creatures if you tell them to save the planet they feel its stripping away their freedom.

Yes indeed. Other states should follow it.

In India we need to come up with lots of lakes and artificial water conservation techniques as it were used in ancient times. Like how we have reserved forest and they are to be protected no matter what, we need to have atleast one big lake or so protected in every city, state and villages of India. We have enough land for that and barring a few places India received decent amount of rain all across. I saw how people in Bangalore saw a survey which predicted it would run out of its drinking water supply by 2 decades or so and people started volunteering to claim their lakes as Bangalore was known as "The city of lakes". The point I am making is we cannot only depend on the govt to do everything as we all know governments looks for short term benefits.

Household uses only 8% of water rest all are industry and agriculture there should be a way to tackle that. Household should be priced minimum

Yeah a lot of places use this system. In Cape Town, you get 6000 litres of water for free per month and anything over that you have to pay for.

YES

I would love to hear more about your research on your RU-vid channel!

I'm interested

If you integrated renewables into desalination, you're only scientifically literate and not financially.

My MPlan Dissertation Was on this topic but context is different .... i wasnt able to continue it to my thesis. And my guide wasnt so sure about brining in Desalination into the proposals but then contextually it wasnt essential as its not financially feasible..... The study took me through an interesting process but there wasnt enough time so unfortunate.

PBUH

@@dreamchaser7627 PBUH

Peace be upon him

Peace be upon him

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Have you been to South America? Lots of restaurants with high meat diets are becoming popular in particular KFC and McDonald's which I have no idea what herbs and spices or fries demand such adoration and consumption. The Amazon rainforest is being destroyed so we have more cattle meat to feed the Brazilian and global population.

King of Comedy

I been down the border and let me tell you it’s rough compare to American commodity

sneak dissing Americans.. its the way of the World

My neighbor washes his car and hoses down his driveway every day for 40 minutes... its sickening. I live in so.nev 🤨

Like legit true

So much true, people think that if you are not perpetuating your genes you are useless on earth but this global thinking is just selfish and rudimentary

We do though, we are more than capable of using desalination to sustain our population. Israel and Saudi Arabia are proof of that. Most of us don't use desalination because it's expensive but if we were to ever run out of other sources of drinking water we would switch to desalination and other modern methods of extracting drinking water. If you don't want to have kids that's your choice but don't blame on it declining drinking water.

See believe in Jesus then you will get to know children are the best thing happen and hope

@@angryfinn7737 It doesn't cost too much energy, 55% of Israel's water comes from desalination and it only accounts for 4-5٪ of Israel's energy consumption. And if we used nuclear energy like France we wouldn't have to worry about energy at all. The world could solve all of its energy and water problems if countries adopted the energy policy of France and water policy of Israel.

Any views on Meat Consumption?!

@@user-dt6rn3ud5z Miqdam bin Ma'dikarib said: "I heard the Messenger of Allah (S.a.w) saying: 'The human does not fill any container that is worse than his stomach. It is sufficient for the son of Adam to eat what will support his back. If this is not possible, then a third for food, a third for drink, and third for his breath."

Muhammad was not a prophet

Wisdom is Wisdom.

Name a person who doesn’t.

@@jayus2033 as much as it sucks, many people! particularly older or undeducated people imo lol

@@tanmay6581 Name someone.

​@@jayus2033 Sophia McJacob

@@tanmay6581 now name many people.

NewZealand - we just let the cows eat the grass.

Great 👍

@@lathapauline1063 thanks . I hope many people already do that. Lol

How do you purify it?

@@miledytrujillo2298 watering the plant , cleaning the garage off dust that otherwise would have used tap water which increases water bills .

"Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink." Very true in Jamaica right?

@chanel kim I think in coming decades we won't have much choice. Water intensive crops will become expensive and people will have to reduce consumption of such crops.

Nothing requires as much water as meat. By far. The only thing that really can make difference is to refrain from eating animal products. If people will not do it, the real crisis will come sooner than we all can imagine.

@@samb8519 True. Oxford University has banned beef from its college campus to fight climate change.

@@Satu_Supari That is a great news! :)

@J O R D A N Agreed. Good thing is that both Indias and Bangladesh fertility rate has reached 2.1 meaning population is going to stabilize and reduce in coming years.

You're just jealous that you don't live in America.

@M E "youre just jealous you don't live in America"....... said no one ever

Bella Barlow literally... who would acc choose to live there

@@mohammedalasbali9539 But school shootings are...

yes but their saying people are adopting American qualities. huh maybe theres a little American in all of us

Hope one day I'll live and work in canada doing what I'm studying now, geology

Man Canada is the perfect place for me am looking to emigrate there in a few years my home country is collapsed

Don't think America isn't looking at your massive water supply and licking it's lips...

@@OzyMandias13 hahahaha 😂, true

Also, it helps that we try not to treat our lakes and rivers as open sewers,

OMFG!!! Reading through the comments here, and it’s sickening and disturbing how unintelligent humanity truly is. WAKE UP!!! Have you not realized that you are all just victims of government propaganda social engineering tactics that have programmed you to believe everything you know to be true?????? WE WILL NEVER RUN OUT OF WATER. WATER IS A NATURAL RENEWABLE RESOURCE, and the only reason for people to die of dehydration is the ignorance of the people, and most importantly, THE PSYCHOPATHS THAT YOU ACTUALLY BELIEVE CARE ABOUT YOU. Did you not catch the beginning which stated “water is located deep within the earth, but very expensive to access??” Maybe you should critical think about that for a minute or hours or years!!!! Instead of relying on your education from hearsay, maybe you should use the brain you’ve been given for its purpose, as well as learn to read and do your own research, so you can start to re-educate yourself on what the truth is and what is really going on since your birth. Your trusted education system, which I read in the comments, you wished was taught in your classroom, IS THE ENTIRE REASON WHY YOU HAVE AND ARE COMPLETELY BRAINWASHED! This propaganda is what is being taught in our classrooms today, along with more than I have I have the words to even explain!!! Let me guess, you wear a mask and believe there is a virus...when if you LEARNED TO READ you would understand the germ theory is a fraud. A complete and utter lie. YOU CANNOT CATCH A VIRUS. IT ISNT ALIVE. Your so called trusted health care providers, are poisoning you all, but most actually believe they are saving your lives, because they payed hundreds of thousands of dollars to become a “doctor,” to be “indoctrinated” with books written by none other than the Rockefeller’s. This rant most likely will not make sense to you, as there is far too much to ever explain to anyone, because EVERYTHING YOU KNOW IS A LIE. NO EXAGGERATION. What’s to come very soon, will make the Holocaust look like a picnic, and that is being said lightly. Ignorance is a choice, and there is no excuse when living in a world where information is literally in your hands. WAKE UP SHEEP!!!! 💔💙🙏🏻

@@jenniferconnell7730 Why would they lie to us? What would they gain by lying about Water resources if the water is renewable energy? China took part of my country and exactly that part which are full of water resources. Now it’s trying to take some parts of India too. I’ve seen ppl bringing water from 5-8 km. I’ve walked like 1-2 hrs and waited hours in quee every day to have drinking water. Ppl use to fill lots of gallons with drinking waters because it was available only certain times in day. I’ve seen rivers drying which was once place where i use to take bath. These are the things I’ve experienced first hand. I was not born in privileged western countries where drinking waters are 24/7 available and are just few steps away from their bedrooms. Now,let’s talk about Virus. If you think virus are dead and not spreadable then talk to ppl who have HIV. Even commom cold is virus that’s why it spreads from ppl to ppl. Have you not ever caught commom cold just because one of your family members had common cold? Yes, i do wear a mask. Government asks us to wear it only in public places and that’s ok for me. At first i was skeptic too. Me and my friends use to make fun saying lots of ppl die due to alcoholism or cigarettes or accidents but less dies of Corona and we didn’t knew anyone that was infected and obviously we thought it’s just propaganda But once i saw the person i knew personally was in hospital due to Corona and sadly passed away,at that time i thought it’s better to be safe than sorry. Btw, my country doesn’t charge for healthcare. It’s the country with free health care services and free education. So don’t know about Doctors doing fraud. I’ve lived in lots of countries and experienced lots of things. I don’t have to do research nor re-educate myself because all the things i have talked about are based on my personal experience. Nothing like ignorance but hard facts that I’ve experienced. Yes informations are in our hands these days but Believing everything what‘s on Internet is how you get brainwashed. So,i think you are brainwashed,actually! You are most welcome to say your pov. It would be interesting to talk to you.

Ever heard of mosquitoes and what they carry?

If we acted like all the other animals of the earth, there would be very few of us left.

We're on the only livable rock for a very, very long ways.

A lot of us dont

fr i'll rather live as a deer but just no human pls

Yes that's true we take things for granted and always end up misusing it, and the same goes for fresh water.

I don’t care about this. Who else? You dont need to like this.

@toca, if you’re old enough I suggest you look into investing in this liquid GOLD. Don’t worry about that other guy, he will be regretting his lack for education.

@@MenacingRabbit mhm, and where in my sentence, exactly, proved that i lack education?

@@loanhoang5341 not caring.

@@loanhoang5341 I mean you cared enough to make a comment about you not caring, so do you really care?

That’s why the media hates fasting so much!!

Me trying to get my homework done at 3 am mid mental breakdown like:

@@rinthekat4296 Chill Bro

we had one yes,but what about second crisis?

This scarcity in water and other crisis like global warming/climate change has been huge problem since decades ago. Humans brought it upon themselves.

Nature; One crisis at table number " " please

Mexico still has water for 30years. Like that is supposed to threaten politicians 😂😂

Why is that? I gladly pay for the great content they provide! Most of youtube is trash now

and then they go out of business then you wonder why...logic