Pioneers in the Desert: A Tech-Infused Road Trip 

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Awesome!!!! Thanks for the great content, always!

🌴🌊Thanks Ashley & all of you involved. This was very informative and really... so entertaining! I hung on every sentence of every subject til I completely forgot to stop for my dinner! "Do it again Sam, do it again!" I've subscribed! ...from a little "down east" of you in the beautiful 🌵 Sonoran Desert in Tucson! (Central CA... BEAUTIFUL !!)

Simple the best!

We never stopped, even with a pandemic! Thanks for watching, much more to come.

@@business How does the economics of Ashlee Vance's great documentaries even work? Like these documentaries ain't cheap, and the RU-vid viewership numbers aren't that high. How is it sustainable? Will the great content go behind the Bloomberg's RU-vid paywall at some point?

In five hundred years we won't be here, or too busy surviving, to care!

@@linmal2242 Right! We’ll be on Mars!

Why would you say that? Disrespectful.

Thx! Right back at ya

Well, so, here's the thing. We'd broken it up into three parts. But I'm a purist and like the whole thing to all be together as nature intended. You can blame me.

@@AshleeVanceHelloWorld keep travelling Sir. Waiting for new episodes.

Meanwhile....India's vaccine diplomacy has reached 17 nations, including neighboring countries as well as those in West Asia, Africa and Latin America. The latest figures indicate that India has supplied 56 lakh (5.6 Million) doses of free Covid-19 vaccines as part of an international grant while another 1 crore doses have been shipped or flown out of the country commercially. Despite challenges, India has launched the world’s largest COVID-19 vaccination drive this month. Over the next few days, New Delhi plans to gift 5 lakh doses of coronavirus vaccines to CARICOM countries (Caribbean Community), and another 2 lakh doses each to Nicaragua and the Pacific Island states. In addition, India's commercial supply of Covid-19 vaccines is likely to make them available in Saudi Arabia, Canada and Mongolia among other nations. Commercial exports have already taken place to Brazil, Morocco, Bangladesh, South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, Kuwait and the UAE. India is already known as pharmacy of the world. It is the largest producer of generic medicines, accounting for 20 percent of their global production. It meets 62 percent of the global demand for vaccines. Since the coronavirus pandemic began, the country has been at the forefront of supplying medicines and generic drugs to others. India received requests from more than 100 countries for hydroxychloroquine (once thought to help treat COVID-19) and paracetamol (a painkiller), and sent supplies to Brazil, the United States, and Israel. By May 2020, India was spending $16 million on pharmaceuticals, test kits, and other medical equipment for about 90 countries. So much for credibility. Thanks for the 'Like'.

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Did the masks give it away?

Time is a flat circle

Ahhhh...no it isn't

@@chrismv102 it is a repeat. Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m3fc28takSY.html

It's my show!

@@AshleeVanceHelloWorld Keep them coming!! Quality work!