@@jasonsimms8251because destroyed the foreststs so rapidly future generations will have to read about it in textbooks and plantations grown trees only allow for a few harvests. Our current forestry practices are not sustainable.
That tree could have been 2000 or 3000 years old. We are here for so short of time , they have been for so long. Does not seem fair! I'm no tree hugger, but I do consider their value to the earth.
I too do not like to see those old growth trees cut down, but if and only if it is proper forest management would I approve. 2000+ old trees are a national treasure. 25 to 200 year old trees can be replaced by new plantings. And are renewable source for homes or paper bags.
humans are only dangerous to themselves. they have no use for the universe.just one test among many. the chance was given to them, they seized it trying to destroy the planet. in the end, there is not much hope with organics. with 100 times more abilities than a human, they destroy a solar system. first reduce and if necessary destroy all humans as has been done with other civilizations
Yeah it's funny how long it would take for something like that to grow and this guy cuts it down in 10 mins. Absolutely hilarious.. this is why your a trucker 😅
All of you asking if they have used wood products, are like children calling out "Nah Nah!" This type of tree is not used to make those products, they are solely sold for vanity project use. Enjoy life as a troll.
Un día le dije a mi niña de tres añitos, " no hijita no cortes hojitas de este árbol , cuando crezca te dará sombra y desde ya te da oxigeno mira que regalo tan inmenso el oxígeno limpio con el puedes respirar cuídalos, imagina que tú eres un arbolito alguien viene y te corta tu cabello ,te dolerá , cierto? Ella abrazo a aquel arbolito y le pidió perdón ,aprendió la lección Todos en este mundo tenemos que evitar, impedir la tala de árboles Que comodidad de las personas solo llegar y talar , lo que debieran hacer es sembrar ,cultivar,cuidar y si es por lucrar que les cueste a cada persona el trabajo y a sus desendientes El mundo es bello, los seres humanos lo transformamos en cosas feas😔
@@user-lm1dg7ek1w у тебя как с головой ты вобще понимаешь что секвоййя это не только эндэмик но реликт хотя вряд ли что то в твоей светлой голове это означает
I assure you, they don't have or need luck. It's skill. Skill shows in your work, day after day. You have nothing to do with injury or fatalities they suffer, bad juju eye or not. The work is just that dangerous, ipso facto..
@@user-ow8pq1ck1i Ну тогда не смотри ))) Я например делаю крыши , и знаю что и как и потому видео про крыши не смотрю , только на те темы которые , интересуют
I agree with everyone saying that this shouldn’t have happened, but my first thought was “yeah, the size of the tree in the thumbnail was way bigger than the actual tree in the video.” I really hate when people use fake thumbnails just to attract more views.
The saddest part of this is those trees have stood there on this earth for hundreds of years quietly and invisibly living their lives and then along comes a human being with a chain saw and the life is snuffed out in minutes as though it never existed. And for what? Toilet paper.
Just think of how many of these big dudes hit the ground during the great toilet paper shortage epidemic. Research suggests 91% of people use more toilet paper than they need to per wipe. 74% use 10 squares or more per wipe only using one side. True shit.
@@arunc4248 Points is, we need resources , and if things are done sustainably, there is no problem with cutting them down. It all about balance , humans struggle with that , the tree huggers want modern society but with out cutting down trees, the companies cut down trees for profit and forgets sustainability. Not of the two sides are in the right ... we need to cut down trees , but we need to do it sustainably.
I wanna see the first dude with a bat hitting some baseballs. That is some serious hand-eye coordination - hitting individual wedges stacked together at full speed. 👍
@My Dixie Wrecked ash bats are rare today - because of the ash borer. Maple has dominated the scene for the last 20 years. But more players are now switching to birch. They say it seems to have the durability and flexibility of ash, but the hardness and solidity of maple. I haven't had a chance to personally hit with birch, but would be eager to if I am able to purchase a birch bat at some point. Would also like to try hickory that's been kiln dried with modern kilning processes (but that will never happen, so... I'll keep dreaming).
@My Dixie Wrecked they did. My set of clubs are old persimmon woods 😎. I love them. I'm guessing persimmon is most likely too heavy to used for a bat, but I can't say for sure. I did some research about 15yrs ago on different woods, looking for an alternative to maple that would be more similar to ash. Birch seemed like a good alternative, but there was something that was missing. I was also looking at some exotic woods, but I don't recall them either at the moment. Persimmon is not one I recall coming across, but it is definitely worth a thought.
@My Dixie Wrecked lol that was a long time ago. Beechwood does ring a bell. Sycamore does not. But I believe beechwood was one of the ones that kept popping up as another contender.
Did you see the bark falling off the tree the first tree, this doesn't happen on a healthy tree, it is either dying or dead. I work for a local council in the UK, we fell dead and dangerous trees but we plant far more than we fell. People who do not understand still moan at us when we are felling. The vast majority of those who moan don't go out planting new trees themselves.
Вот зачем такие огромные деревья Пусть выросли что людям не хватает когда Что такое дерево следующие вырастет никогда Да ужас просто мне очень жаль очень просто кошмар нужно остановить резать такие огромные деревья
@@grutime5273 Вы, умышлено, подали определение слова "вредитель" однобоко - это определение более обширно. Вы сами задали вопрос и сами на него ответили. Мои комментарии излишни.
