AMAZING Future Cities Currently Being Built

[@yank-tc8bz]

And all unaffordable to the average citizen.

[@Miami7]

Truth! So many new apartment complexes are being built around here but barely a soul can afford to rent even a studio apartment beginning at $1400 every month. It is just not doable with the average income of the people already here. These apartments also do NOT include utilities. Your water bill is figured by dividing the water use by the total consumed by the number of occupants in the building, not yours specifically. That, plus your vehicle, insurance to insure every single thing including, your necessities, and food. There are lots of retired people, whose money they saved during their working years is nowhere enough to get by today. Most peoples' savings are severely decimated by things beyond their control, like recessions, inflation, and politics. No one seems to care.

[@joannablau4216]

Always

[@mrdingles5107]

Barely affordable for the country building it lol.

[@raybandzg]

Universal basic income

[@stephanc6138]

@@Miami7 what can they do even of they did care? support the politico who champions for them? (as how usually works when these people get their position)

[@Sea-Keith]

0:21 Lijo Forest City, China 1:03 Lake City,Senegal 01:46 New Centaura, Indonesia 2:43 King Abdullah Economic City, Saudi Arabia 03:36 Bunker City, Finland 04:42 Nurkent, Kazakhstan 05:44 Eko Atlantic City, Nigeria 06:55 Shunghong, China 8:04 Akon City 9:19 The Line 10:50 Riwabi, West Bank, Gaza 12:30 Mina-City Of Tents, Mecca 14:09 New Administrative Capital, Egypt 15:53 Maldive Floating City, Maldives 17:39 The Floating City, Bhusan, South Korea

[@nicochandra6129]

Its nusantara not new centaura. But it sounds way cooler tbh

[@Sea-Keith]

@@nicochandra6129 Well I was taking A shot at the spelling ,as I didn't look it up and thanks!

[@hamza.r4319]

Rawabi is in the west bank not Gaza.

[@foram_shah__]

Nothing happens in india..🥲

[@tmsgaming3986]

@@nicochandra6129 I am Indonesian and dont know why but i find it funny for other to spell it incorrectly 🤣

[@down-to-earth-mystery-school]

I wasn't surprised, but was disappointed that almost none of the projects were addressing homelessness or affordable housing, just more playgrounds for the wealthy. It's a shame that as humans, we haven't yet decided that housing is a human right...

[@us3rG]

Most of the bums enjoy their lifstyle and their own choices got them there. Most of them are bums who make it hard for people/city to help the actual homesless who want to change their situations. Lots of people have been homeless at one point in their life, living in cars and such and changed their life around but their story is just not mainstream. The bums hurt the homeless more than the rich. The rich can get their charity money back so they dont even mind spendin to help

[@jinpachichulo7561]

Meh. They don't deserve to be acknowledged. They're exactly where they wanna be. Plus, these hyper rich would imprison or purge them before giving them anything. Just leave the homeless alone. They don't want the help.

[@_Diana_S]

You can re-purpose tent city design for them.

[@anthonymatzat6992]

Maybe this why the federation in star trek outlawed most money,so society worked to grow not be rich,except for the ferengi,and they loved our earth cities like Las Vegas,and they felt it was their version of heaven,but as later versions of star trek ferengi society was as heavenly as they showed our descendants,with 24 times the wealth of the USA,ferengi could have solved alot of their,and our problems without batting a eyelash,but most ferengi in star trek seemed even greedier than some of us humans,even greedy con man trump would be seriously jealous,since in one episode of ds9 a ferengi bragged he had 500 + billion dollars with all business he had all over the galaxy,and quark almost sold his bar on ds9 to be part of the greedy ferengi's empire,then quark found out the rich ferengi was a fraud,and decided to stay on ds9,cause at least quark had a honest job,learned Armin shimmeran was a bar tender before he got cast in star trek,and he felt he had come home when he was cast as the bartender in ds9,even Rene aubejonis said Armin taught him how to mix drinks for his birthday party,when Avery,and the others came over,and when Avery tasted the drink he was impressed,learned this from a behind the scenes of ds9 especially after it got popular,and now I think Armin is author now,not just a actor,and is well set financially.

[@ArduJimmy]

please never talk about human right in a no-human-right planet.

[@crystalhealing847]

The best project is that of Jaque Fresco with the Venus Project....small communities rather than cities

[@veganvocalist4782]

Agree ♥️

[@Hithere-s5q]

Or, hear me out… we learn to actually build better communities within our cities.

[@jery214]

Top 17 Cagayan de Oro city Philippines Mnjjhh

[@veganvocalist4782]

What is needed is smaller communities that are all connected

[@artivan111]

Won't happen, unless you're one of the elite. It will be big cities where people live in shoeboxes under full surveillance.

[@jessicaprintke4973]

The cities are beautiful. very clean. People are kind to each other. People are also very secretive because if they do something wrong their neighbors rewarded by telling on them. People do not get drunk people do not use drugs. Schools are clean children play. Women all ware the same color. It is standard uniform. It is dress. Men likewise but their colors are different. People eat good food But it is healthy. Nobody goes hungry. Everybody has a reason and a purpose. People do not get abused There is no such thing within the cities. Everyone is good. People will live outside the walls they say that they choose freedom and that the people within the walls have given up their freedom and exchange for better life. They claim they will never give up their freedom which is why they do not live within the City. The city would not accept them anyway unless they won the lottery. They suffer outside the walls. They are also very dangerous. They would hurt you for just a morsel of food

[@lynnstewart2326]

I hope all these places get made and that they get filled to capacity. That way I can finally have my dream home on a farm in the middle of nowhere. 😉

[@Paradoxisthefingerprintofgod]

I know right? I would jump off a bridge before I lived in some city like that!!

[@racheal2004]

based

[@PearlUniverse16]

@@racheal2004 lol

[@SoulfulTruth]

Do a search on excess deaths - the most recent forecast is for 600,000 Americans to die over the next year, followed by another 600,000 to a million for 2024 ... a trend that is expected to continue for five to ten years which means the invading illegals won't even make a dent in the "overpopulation"

[@Sea-Keith]

With you there...

[@aliyaperetch8016]

This is a very well made video, n like how he shows the planing view n he's thoughts of how realistic or not the idea is

[@handendaer]

shiny fences for the daft sheep

[@cutelhoney]

It was hella disrespectful to call Akon washed up. Esp considering that he found Lady Gaga and retired cuz he didn’t want to tour. You could just named him and kept it moving like you did for most of it.

[@Nctgfgds21gvggggvvb]

Yes! Inappropriate descriptions on Akon city, just so he knows it’s Akon not acon 😅

[@Phxboy602]

8:20 is extremely hateful

[@Phxboy602]

The hate is real

[@boondockbwoy14]

Facts

[@ultrainstinctshaggy2361]

Cope

[@brett4264]

Back in the late 90s to early 00s, the Maldives were supposed to be under water by 2018. They've measured NO sea level rise yet.

[@qhuizatlantis8484]

The so called scientists and experts are all hoax

[@Orthilia]

?? The sea level is CONSTANTLY rising?? 10,3cm since 1993.

[@bluboyd3637]

It might go underwater by the late 21st century

[@xHighRoller]

Man all that futuristic shit they talking about probably ain’t happen at all before late 21st century or early 22nd century… most of us are dead asf till then we ain’t will see that… our grand kids, kids will live at these times and im glad i didn’t see that shit especially if you was around in the 90's, 2000's etc 😂 all that shit looks so ass too me

[@fatdigger]

i shidded n farded

[@natecrosman9506]

Food, water and amenities in Mecca are not FREE OF CHARGE. They are included in your cost of renting a tent for thousands of dollars... Huge difference people.

[@hydrolito]

Wouldn't people bring a tent with them rather than rent a tent there?

[@ladyjjj]

@@hydrolito I was thinking the same. But the tents there are air conditioned. Also you would have access to the water tanks for hygiene purposes and drinking.

[@mayankpatel5109]

Feels vey bad looking at our country that has no planning or concern

[@okbyebye9586]

Ofcourse our country is very much concerned about its citizens and bjp gov is spending alot in improving infrastructure what's the logic behind building such things when everything would be unaffordable for the average people.

[@okbyebye9586]

@Farhan well i didn't get why u gave reference of those butchers ( mughlas), who doesn't have bit of contribution in all this.

[@JD-lp5rw]

UK? we cant even build a single simple railway or a bridge anymore

[@janaweaver1235]

The Line is growing on me with each episode. I hope someone follows it up with The Circle, that would be way cooler :) Thanks, Not Charlie Sheen, for another great episode!!

[@lucidreality2064]

It's incredible what a woman or mans mind can create with the proper vision support and work ethic we need more people willing to create in the world 🌸

[@LithaMoonSong]

The floating cities are the right way to go... with enhanced ecosystems as proposed it puts us back in tandem with nature, all future building should enhance the natural world.

[@r.b.l.5841]

crazy ideas. totally impractical. pipes and wires moving with the waves between moduals eventually break down. Each pod is actually a boat, what is the hull made from, in 100 years will the barnicals be so thick the hull sinks, oh the hull with corrode away long before that. we may as well build on the deck of the Exxon Valdez...look it up.

[@emilyarchibald1900]

Great to see some environmentally friendly cities.

[@allthatjazz9000]

🙄

[@Absoluuttinen_Totuus]

@@allthatjazz9000 🙄

[@dethtour]

Environmentally friendly 😂 you have any idea how much fuel, petrol, and minerals is going to take to build any of these cities.

[@_Diana_S]

@@dethtour ... and then support all that lush greenery in the deserts where they are imagining them to comfortably grow. And air conditioning too.

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

@mauromaxwell9632 Go away

[@jayski9410]

The missing element in most of these plans is that cities sprout up in response to a "primary industry". Viable cities are not just residential, retail, restaurants, and parks. Those things make it nice but producing something the rest of the world wants is what keeps it alive.

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

Us as Slaves? Eating bugs, genetic moderiert food,, ownt nothing but happy? Ohh and connect to the AI.

[@jinpachichulo7561]

They do have those elements. But they're not gonna cover everything in 1 minute. Go watch 40 min videos for each of these cities. They cover everything. Of course they're not gonna go into detail so don't expect that. That would require much more time.

[@r.b.l.5841]

very true, It seems most of these wild and expensive paradise for the rich "Cities" always say tourists and geeky high tech something or another. Meanwhile no ultra rich want to share their space with anyone, and need quarters for the servants, maintenance staff etc that these dreams never consider. Look at any of these plans and ask one question: what would be the cost per unit, and what demographic could pay that amount. Yeah, paradise or prisons for the ultra rich, like the ultimate Gated Community of the future. If they did build it, the rich would buy units as investment properties but never actually live there.

[@nolboo_korea]

When I was young, I thought I would live in a city like this in the 21st century, but looking at it now, I think a city like this is very inefficient.

[@JelenaOsijekHR]

Move to the countryside!

[@jacobquiroga626]

That's because we're STILL only in the early 21st Century! The world WILL look futuristic by the late 21st Century!... As of now, the 2020s, I'm seriously starting to notice technology has just gotten started on making the world look futuristic!... (Slowly) 😱🤖🚄

[@Alexcia215]

@@jacobquiroga626 Truth. Historically speaking we are still in the beginnings of the tech and AI booms. We likely won’t see truly futuristic cities in our lifetimes.

[@kathylarson8876]

Maybe, but my guess is these people just may be smarter than us so probably made it efficient

[@mimmiemimmie2903]

Thanks for your binge watch movies, they are always great and awesome

[@LeastSlutty]

I like THE LINE. It's the most sensible subway style. In fact, parallel tracks could even save energy going back and forth.

[@r.b.l.5841]

I took a look 160km x 200m wide x 500 meters (100 floors) tall. population of 9-million That works out to 355 sqm per person. The type of high-end space will be some of the most expensive construction on earth - perhaps $20,000 per sqm to build ...ie 15million per two bedroom Apt, on average...

[@angelstrong792]

Great & wonderful!

[@CitiesForTheFuture2030]

There are many established cities implementing innovative projects that make them a great place to live, work & play. I'm a little skeptical of all these new cities as there's a lot of profit (corruption) in the construction industry and I'm sure there are lots of company execs & stakeholders chuckling with glee at all the money they'll be making. I hope these cities live up to expectation and provide ALL residents with a good quality of life, not just a few rich ones, which generally is the case.

[@saberq1438]

THEY SAID HOUSE 100,OOO WORKERS.

[@nightcandle62]

WEF-"you will own nothing and you will be happy." ...

[@CitiesForTheFuture2030]

@@nightcandle62 On the whole you may be right: not all rich people are happy and not all poor people are unhappy. But not owning anything may make many people feel vulnerable & insecure. Perhaps a lot depends on how much social support a person's country provides... and I don't just mean providing monetary benefits...

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

Yes for us people, with social credit system, genetically engineered food and insects, chip in the brain and the AI as a new God.

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

This is for imprison the people and the good slaves go voluntarily. And from there comes the food? Bugs, genetic modification food? So the world will be empty, for Schwab and Co.

[@dr.lukemwangi3456]

Great compilation and reporting

[@debralittle1341]

There won't be any low income or middle class people there.

[@skipmagil]

Wry knot?

[@howtubeable]

Don't be silly. Slaves will be common in these futuristic cities.

[@alrent2992]

​@@skipmagilthese cities are designed for the wealthier type. Most likely for after ww3. As only few will survive. 10% according to the bible.

[@ReeChad.]

Actually they will

[@divatayaol8106]

Calling Akon a washed artist is really disrespectful smh

[@rsingsm]

I literally had to repeat it more than twice in disbelief. haha

[@taejhia]

That's exactly what I was just thinking. Then again these people have no manners so I don't expect much.

[@Janiah_isthatgurl]

@@taejhiawell he does voice overs and Akon does not

[@taejhia]

@@Janiah_isthatgurl Doesn't give someone a reason to be an ass.

[@nickbutter9270]

Same thoughts here... And the narrators entire vocal tone towards his city project was sad and terrible as well

[@walkingthroughparadise5900]

I am Chinese living in Boston. The first one is Liuzhou, Guangxi province. It is not finished yet.

[@seowebservice]

Hello everyone, Beautiful Building with Good Information God bless you Stay Blessings

[@lldd11]

That flat reflective city is a disaster for wildlife and birds. These kind of building should be prohibited around the world.

[@izabelacetnar1659]

I think the " LINE " will be very good future city , because connected everything in one line , like gas,electricity, plumbing etc is much easier and the public transport- communication in one is better and quicker. Almost in one line everything is better , from economical to easy practical, functional way is much more convenient and logical , especially in this sort of hush climate. like SOUTH ARABIA or similar country with the type of invarement .

[@qhuizatlantis8484]

Lol

[@buketisik7585]

My favorite is number 7 , Akon City" 👍😍💖 By the way, no one has the right to judge an artist as washedup, this is disrespectful.

[@Davyboy87]

Yoooo i said the same damn shots fired lol

[@codyhughes1147]

Wow the line is actually underway for real? Damn. Humans are nuts. I wish we could feel good about this stuff being created but while war and other bs is going on it always seems like its coming from a dark place. Wish we could work together and create instead of constant competing.

[@RuinedTemple]

I think that if ppl were taught about & prioritized the use of permaculture design & regenerative design & how they can be applied to all required human systems from a young age, it'd be more obvious or perhaps even intrinsic that ppl must seek to heal themselves as well as exhibit positive, healthy, & virtuous behaviors towards themselves, all other humans, & the natural world if they wish to truly progress & thrive as a species.

[@johnandrews4144]

I know it's like the saying of all the old ancient megalithic buildings etc "how did they do it" well they worked together and consumerism didn't drive them

[@planetearth1705]

Call them what they really are intended for, Smart Prisons for “useless eaters” (WEF)

[@stormlah]

aww i wanted to post this hahahahhaha

[@sebastianwrites]

I can't believe this comment has '62' Likes, someone says something controversial, and it doesn't matter the "merit" of the comment, but if it appears 'superficially' clever and controversial? Your comment gives no context... this programme has spoken of nearly a 'dozen' different projects? And if you're quoting the WEF, which invited "mass murderer" Putin to talk a couple of years ago... I'd question your judgement?

[@stormlah]

@@sebastianwrites bro its all part of the gulag smart city programs they gonna shove people into as part of the multi polar world order all lead by heinz kissenger and his homies, trust me, the comment made no sense to you but his comment is fkn so under rated you got no idea.. better run along and get ya 5th vax now muppet.

[@planetearth1705]

@@sebastianwrites didn’t intend to give a dissertation. You believe as you choose. Jump in full body and drink it in. I refuse.

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

With social credit system

[@erdzhanmustafov3375]

Did he just called Akon washed up, and fraudulent that was unnecessary. The man had done alot of good things for Afrika.

[@SoulBrothaMak]

Giving this video a Thumbs down.

[@camerondeadmon1312]

Yeah after that I really just gave it a thumbs down and unsubscribed because wtf was that suppose to be about. I mean the man has done a lot for his home and that lil piece was disrespectful, uncalled for and very problematic

[@BardiPar]

And why should UN build such city in rich Korea? Why not spending that money in poor country for people who need to have access to clean water and energy? Since when UN has become a construction company?🤔

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

From the start. I don't want this city's. We don't need them!

[@oiseau_libre]

Of all the scams that he mentioned, the UN is the BIGGEST SCAM in modern history. This pseudo- organisation is nothing but a money embezzling scheme that does not care about humans who live in abject poverty or suffer from war.

[@fatdigger]

they arent.

[@garryrichardson4572]

Just 1 min in and does anyone see the problem with trees on buildings? Trees have roots, roots find gaps in building, roots make gaps bigger, building falls down.

[@Matthew_Loutner]

Drop the trees and plant tomatoes and watermelon. 🍅 🍉

[@chironchappell3904]

Dude called Akon “washed up” I’m not even a huge Akon (tho hes got classics) guy but I feel as dude was just underhandedly complimenting his vision & his attempt. Decent vid tho!

[@runway313]

Being honest I didn’t like his tone with any African project. That Akon line definitely raised my eyebrows

[@donjones5628]

@@runway313 came to the comments to see if I was the only one... smh I really respect Akon.

[@isaacj8175]

The line looks nuts, wowww

[@URA-Z2022]

Smells of hunger games future. Poor people on the outside. Total dystopia

[@ReeChad.]

Then get rich

[@vickiefowler1429]

I don’t know who the narrator of this channel’s videos is… but, I have to say - kudos for being able to rattle off nearly unpronounceable names without hesitation! I’ve noticed this time and time again. Truly amazing!

[@Leopez02]

Futuristic citys are so interesting and awesome, im now 20 years old and cant wait what happens in our world on future. That Zero Carbon line City Looks Awesome. PS I live in Finland SUOMI MAINITTU TORILLA TAVATAAN But i've never heared about bunkher City. 😮🇫🇮

[@rudihoffman2817]

Wow…way cool vids on emerging and possible cities. Reminds me of one of my favorite quotes Problems are inevitable…but problems are solvable.

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

Yes with a social credit system. Look to China.

[@stanleykub248]

I look forward living in a house, not in a high-rise apartment. Future for me means less concrete and fewer neighbors.

[@us3rG]

Most Men want that, its people who cant stand on their own that want these.

[@sf55514]

Thanks for the info.

[@bellaschilling7758]

But the problem is just for the sake of the elites…the one will suffer the most is the people of Africa!

[@sirat-al-mustaqimbyshahabs1418]

True

[@costaangelos9723]

Excellent 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@waimaariahemara5047]

Futuristic and flashy but I doubt bludy affordable for lower income earners ay.

[@mouhamadoudiako]

good to see my home country Senegal being shown in these vids thnks and great vid

[@baldassarealessi1007]

Thank you Top Five video brilliant Amazing Future Cities Being Built very interesting future progect.

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

I hate them already

[@Kevin-p2l5b]

Great ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@victoriaogletree4669]

#6 The Line was an interest to me. Reminds me of a futuristic movie with Matt Damon only the city was in space and was circular in build. Thank you 4 the vid.

[@flobeauredonarts5448]

The line is the most horrifying project that sleepers don't even see the purpose or the danger. Talking about dehumanization and final disconnection with Mother Nature! A glass jail to fully control the population inside. They can keep that horror to themselves! I would be living outside, along with the REAL HUMAN resistance!

[@Psycandy]

The Line makes complete sense and is very clever too. The movie was called 'Elysium' and you are right, there are many similarities to the space habitat, most notably in the way they are presented - i.e. like a resort.

[@twenty3electronics]

The line is a complete scam. The amount of resources actually required to build it would be many times the projected cost. It will never be built. Money pit

[@aletaangel]

Well made video, thanks for your efforts. The Line...horrid, looks like a nice version of a prison. No thanks.

[@solarwinds-]

I'm on city # 3 and so far these cities seem to be defined by the word "however". I'm dubious that they will ever be built or sustainable given the enormous challenges each one faces (except for Finland). Very well done video and very interesting. Love the CGs especially Akon City with it's twisting buildings. Very nice graphics.

[@jonnovember2136]

#Toronto🇨🇦 is the city of the future... The city is considered to be the center of the world🌎 and has a lot of green space and a strong follower of carbon neutrality... 🇨🇦💘🌎

[@donellparker6896]

About to be hunger games out here. These capital cities

[@MrGlobali]

Thank you very much, well done, very good presentation.

[@deetl]

Amazing!

[@3ngi_n33r]

Everything is all jammed together. I can tolerate people just fine, but i dont need to be 10 ft from them at all times.

[@DebbieSuttle]

These places are totally awesome right there some places are not cheap 😊

[@ellicesanchez3194]

Is there any chance the Amigo PK thing will result in animals and birds striking /dying on the wall? That happens a lot around buildings I see in San Antonio.

[@kdonaldson7308]

My biggest issues with The Line is 1. Impact on the natives that already live in that desert 2. Completing bisecting the desert would hugely impact the migration of animals and 3. A huge wall completely covered in mirror is going to create so much heat it’s going to fry everything on the outside of the wall.

[@victoriaogletree4669]

With the wall being a mirror, wouldn't the wall reflect the sun? The architect's would know better.

[@victoriaogletree4669]

Or are the builders concerned about migration? I see your point. Yes, the outside of the wall generating heat, good thinking.

[@k.vn.k]

Could be used to generate electricity

[@us3rG]

Cover all of it in solar and whatever it is moving in that desert can go around lol it looks like its being built on mars, i doubt there is much life around

[@Pressplay_Media_EU]

Saudi Arabia always has the best building ideas, and the most astonishing projects that I MYSELF have ever seen, but I've never seen anyone actually live in them. I like the Nusantara idea. just don't drain the groundwater

[@deskreanimation]

very inspiring very informative

[@pineapplejuice3599]

Most of them seem to be problematic already, except maybe the first one and the last one.

[@ahsenkhan5386]

or maybe you are jealous

[@johnwong5317]

Yup, the #15 for example has mosquitoes problem with many death leaves and overgrown plant that due to real estate collapse in China. It is more like a vertical forest and many homeowner cheap out on cutting plants and cleaning...

[@jelenad6367]

The Line is the most problematic, so many ecological problems and problems for residents. Even engineers and architects will betray their proffesionality, knowing something is wrong, apparently. Ah, it's all just for large sum of money... And just so the investors can show off to the world... About having large sum of money. The project will prove itself to be fail and a disaster, money will have gone to wind and they could feed whole entire poor countries with it otherwise... Smh.

[@jacknguon5169]

Can you imagine the infestation problems 🤮

[@manaramapatra7831]

All these 15 future cities are under construction now. Let's see which of these will be the most advanced city in future earth.This type of vedio is a must watch.❤❤😢😢😮😅😊😊

[@richane22]

The floating city, South Korea sounds intriguing, however, the UN involvement is a huge red flag for me. I would love to have a unit in the Maldives, it’s such a beautiful setting. The forest city could be very interesting too.

[@jacku8304]

The UN involvement will be a huge red flag. Can't even manage the global problems yet have time on such trail projects in a temperate country. Many will find Korea too cold for comfort. A sub tropical region will be more appropriate for experimentation. I wonder any under table dealings being done in the quite.

[@annemaxwell9975]

All wonderful ideas arising from doubtful motives. However, I hope to live long enough to go visit a few for myself from 2025.

[@quinnoshaughnessy]

i don't get how floating cities would work. what about hurricanes or really bad storms over the sea close to or even right above these cities? i don't know that any floating city could with-stand such storms.

[@hydraxisfrimon9785]

Agreed. And what about sanitation? Laundry water and foul water from toilets needs to controlled very carefully otherwise it wrecks the local ecology, and also silting/erosion patterns on coastline get changed radically in ways that are not easy to model and predict.

[@quinnoshaughnessy]

@@hydraxisfrimon9785 yeah, i don't think this would be a possibility. just another pipe dream.

[@kennedygitau-xl5uj]

Good video....

[@nightcandle62]

they all look so souless,like the smart city future nightmare,stop the WEF

[@roismail2811]

Amazing

[@koriw1701]

16:41 how they are going to get artificial coral banks to grow when all coral is already bleaching out and dying from the rising ocean temperatures.

[@saberq1438]

ARTIFICIAL THINGS DO NOT GROW. U DIDNT HEAR WHAT HE SAID.

[@r.b.l.5841]

carbonic acid building up in seawater but we get your point. imagine these hulls after 50 years of saltwater corrosion, imagine the power and water lines between units after 50 years of wave-action flexing them hour after hour imagine the worlds worst toxic leaching into the ocean, It is a dream, a nice dream but a dream non the less. Four story building with solar on top, - okay so roof top solar will power one level, what about all the others? what about during five days of rain and cloud? yeah, these are idealized dreams, but we need to wake up. Design a city that the average person can actually afford - it will not look like a space that costs thousands of dollars per square foot, because most of the world can not afford to live there.

[@stacysanders-w3e]

China is building cities that no one lives in. They also build bridges where there are no rivers and stairs that go up hills to nowhere. Now that is what I call progress and good planning.

[@kohtayasuda1984]

I've recently started to get bored with these futuristic city plans.

[@TimtheRedBot]

AWESOME

[@bridgetboehm6690]

Good thing for The Line building that the earth’s surface is so stable. One long straight building sounds like the perfect design to last through the shifting sands of time.

[@Neophlegm]

This aged like fine milk 😅

[@baldassarealessi1007]

Thank you video brilliant compliment.

[@mysteriousboy4274]

You forget futuristic cities like Gift City, Amravati Smart city and Dholera SIR

[@mintavia]

The line is, imho, nothing more than a cover for a mass prison. Really scary that one.

[@operator9858]

i think new cities could revitalize much of the world, but most of these are billionaire projects who honestly are in it for the money and arent really connected with the communities they are building for and have little sense of practicality and still seem to fall short on a lot efficiency potential. all their focus is trendy artsy design, colors and aesthetic rather then anything actually meaningful. the city of the future is out there already. humanity has had the potential to make something great for decades already but we're still coming up way short and in fact these cities might be more like prisons in the end..

[@echotrash466]

A few of these cities look very green with foliage growing around it, but at least a half of them remind me of The Jetson's cartoon with the swoopy, white and grey style. The one that I liked the most was the Maldives Floating City. It's that rainbow-ish looking one. The narrator said that there's supposed to be carol growing underneath it for fish. But like probably all of them, they will for certain cost a few dozen of your most shiniest of pennies. And somebody else brought up a good point that "resources are being torn out of the planet". We should be recycling, and not taking so many things from Earth. Without Earth, everything could die... 'Cept for those little Water Bear things, even sturdier than a cockroach.

[@operator9858]

@@echotrash466 ya living on the water is going to have tremendous upkeep and difficulties. not going to be easy for the average joe to keep up with i fear. and ya at this point applications like mud brick not only last for ages but could reduce our energy needs by half and would actually be practical and a superior product.

[@echotrash466]

@@operator9858 Ya, I've heard of mud bricks, they're super good. But in most places, people aren't supposed to use it, because it's "not up to code" or something like that. I've always loved the idea of living in a cute little Hobbit hole with foliage all around.

[@operator9858]

@@echotrash466 ya the problem is zoning. You can get them approved under adobe laws but its down to the decision of the local county inspector entirely so its really hit or miss. But ya there are some really cool and efficient designs that i think most people would prefer in the end.

[@angelahorn2239]

The Line is a great idea but won't birds and animals run into the reflected glass and die?

[@alrent2992]

Unfortunately they will farm them for food. For the meat eaters.

[@bennramnarine3395]

Thank you. This was a very good presentation. My hope is that these projects will be successful and benefit mankind.

[@saberq1438]

THEY WILL BE WONDERFUL.

[@allthatjazz9000]

I can't wait. I love prison.

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

I like to live under control

[@joyrutenberg6942]

Fascinating! ❤

[@supernova8709]

Unconditional right to stop our own life medically whenever we want for all adults, my body my choice.

[@jonnovember2136]

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[@tstager1978]

WEF is building these cities in order to establish a hunger games type world. The great reset.

[@fx_jaguar8743]

I am all in support of the last one. sounds amazing

[@l3lue7hunder12]

I believe "The Line" to be the most worthwhile of those projects, depending on where it gets build and which functions it combines. Because not only does such structure allow very high energy and water use efficiency, but can also combine needed functions such as a transport system in between cities, highway, water processing and delivery, (internet) data cables, vertical plantation, massive solar and wind energy generation and an oil pipeline. Also, most materials such as stone and quarzt already are present aplenty and therefore don't even need transporting, so creating bricks, bitumen and glas would be cost effective - even 3D printing walls and buildings out of desert sludge could be considered. The biggest problem would be the question as to whom is to live there, and what businesses might make themselves a home if "production facilities" would likely prove a challenge since those require space and materials - can't be a "service provider" only city, can it ? The project also seems a bit immature since it probably needs e.g. special facility areas, entry ways and pass-through tunnels, and solutions against weather or simply natural conditions such as moving dunes and sandstorms.

[@catoftruth1044]

i like the parts of the line, but not all of it

[@freeman9586]

You need more "Adam Something" in your life.

[@kamelkadri2843]

it makes perfect sense, the heat of the desert is too much like really really HOT, traditional cities don't work well in that extreme desert

[@littlewidget]

I'm convinced, the line looks so cool that it shouldn't be left in the dust.

[@_Diana_S]

it is criticized by architects left and right for many issues.

[@vickietuhakaraina1452]

Our Future Looks Exciting 😂❤ I can't wait 🙏🙌💞💯☝️

[@simonhanson2740]

Some amazing design ideas here - aesthetic living spaces are certainly good for the soul. However, in so far as many of these buildings will accommodate insurance companies, banks, mega business offices and other soul destroying boxes for people to exist in and be depleted by, they are sadly lacking in vision and appreciation of what it means to be human. We need to move into a future where intelligence, creativity, respect for all living beings and compassion underpin all aspects of life, culture and society. Let's grow a truly human, truly life respecting vision of the future...

[@jeanmonkley4767]

I love the concept of Jacque Fresco’s ‘The Venus Project’ Jacque was a true visionary However his vision would be dependent on the world being ‘governed’ through the transition, only by those truly believing in equality….. Sadly I doubt whether the human race will ever get their act together and treat the world and it’s resources as the property of each and every one of Earth’s children 😢

[@ashisroy8895]

SUPERB.THANKS

[@hamza.r4319]

As a palestinian I need to say this, Rawabi is accessable to all palestinians in the west bank and you do not need an israeli passport to enter it by any mean, it is close to ramallah and so is not far away from most cities.

[@donnabrown1549]

Terminator was our warning.

[@tsedeya3963]

You didn't have to call him a washed up artist....people evolve!

[@SoulfulTruth]

@2 minutes in: The sinking of Jakarta ... nearly ten ft ... may not be from water extraction but from the shifting of magma beneath the city ... which is also the likely cause of the "sea level rise" for some South Pacific Islands or perhaps some people think it makes sense for sea levels to rise for some South Pacific Islands while other South Pacific Islands have consistent sea levels.

[@lindatyler3372]

Go, Finland! I hope it works for you Definitely!

[@alphatoomegabeyondthematri5166]

I like the plan for Lijo city we really do need to focus on us living with nature.

[@RandallDean-hq7nq]

That narrator sounds alot like that alien doctor in Star Trek Enterprise!! John Billingsly, as Phlox!

[@maguisolares9268]

Hermosas... Se ven Hermosas... Yo en Cambio Tengo una idea diferente, en la que los seres humanos podamos Vivir diferente y dejarles la Tierra libre a las Plantas y los animalitos..pero Podemos sembar y cuidar de la Tierra, y no abandonarla sino que cuidarla...

[@margaritatschalkina8074]

Seguro con un sistema de crédito social y un chip en la cabeza para el control y con la AI como el nuevo dios e insectos con alimentos transgénicos. Bienvenido en Nueva orden mundial

[@franciscocontreras4450]

10:31 in video duration, You people should provide anyone who wants to hangglide with that option as a form of recreational passtime throughout the top section of the structure with a bunch of A.i. dirt bike taxis to give people lifts back home too. What about a roller coaster at the top, does that sound like a lot of fun or not?

[@farinshore8900]

No place here I would want to live.