Sustainability Documentary

[@etienne_oosthuizen]

This documentary does a very good job of blurring the lines and creating confusion, @14:05 where they define sustainability they leave out a critical point or rather they tippy toe around it ... The idea to sustain, meaning to hold or maintain. That is the critical point. Sustainability means to keep systems as they are. Now in context of complexity, this is not possible. Complexity best shows itself in ecosystems, economies and societies. A complex system are self organizing and adaptive to influences and changes, you apply a change the complex system will adapt to compensate. This being particularly prevalent in ecosystems, however economies are also great examples. If you look at Zimbabwe during the Mugabe years, the economy did not collapse, the currency did. The economy adapted and self organised into a informal black market economy. So getting back to the concept of sustainability, to sustain a complex system requires huge amount of energy, and the energy requirement will perpetually increase with each cycle. If we look at conventional agriculture (which should be correctly termed sustainable agriculture), requires the land to be reset each year for planting. That reset is done through tilling, each year bigger and bigger tractors are required to till deeper and deeper to achieve the same "sustainable" harvest. Then nutrients need to be added to sustain the these plants, year on year. This is all a huge amount of energy to produce the same sustainable amount of food. There is a point where the system will fail ...

[@etienne_oosthuizen]

The documentary or the creators of the documentary also flirt with the Regenerative Paradigm, where they have borrowed a few key insights from Regen to help blur the lines for Sustainability, especially with the use of Jan Smuts Holism thinking ... The key difference between the two paradigms is that with in Regen, we except that humanity is nature, we are a keystone whole within the whole global ecosystem. We are not separate as the documentary alludes to.

[@beneckl7902]

Thank you. I hope some of these "environmentalists" read your whole post.

[@alexanderpowell1528]

"...tractors are required to till deeper and deeper to achieve the same "sustainable" harvest." Nope. I live in rice country in Australia and the method for growing rice doesn't require digging deeper to achieve the same sustainable harvest at all. We dig bays about 2ft deep (around half a meter) in the dirt that are the size of olympic swimming pools or thereabouts (can be bigger or smaller) and then we dump pig poop into the bays- maybe 3 inches (7cm) deep. Then the water goes in until it is about 1.5ft deep. Then the planting goes ahead. Rice crop grows and drinks up the water in the bays. Then it is harvested... and then a new layer of pig poo is applied for next season. No new digging is required. Rice is the most consumed grain on earth and those hills with rice bays on them in Asia, well, they've been the same for hundreds and even over thousand years in some places. Your argument relies on a backward facing method of stripping soils of minerals which isn't sustainable.

[@Superlegofighter101]

I enjoyed reading your thoughts, if you see this comment please do reply. Your thoughts on sustainable agriculture only think about the outcome (how much food we get). However, the video clearly demonstrates that when you only focus on one part of the picture everything else comes out of balance. I’m interested in the part where you talk about in order to keep things sustainable the energy cycle must get bigger. I think part of that is true but not sure to what extent it is.

[@mychudungco]

I am now dedicating the rest of my life to study sustainability staring with my PhD research in sustainability banking.

[@pugazhpugal2691]

Benny Van Andy usy

[@cypress1337]

Watch "END CIV Resist or Die."

[@lindokuhleprince1812]

Hei can u help i have a question about sustainability

[@mychudungco]

Lindokuhle Prince feel free to chat. If I can help I will do otherwise we need a guru to get

[@realsciencerhythm]

@@mychudungco looking for a Guru who will inspire you? Ever heard of Jaque Fresco and his idea of "resource based economy"? That's literally about sustainability

[@Aldii4jas]

I am really passionate about being a full fledged sustainability professional; this documentary was just confirms how much I want this.

[@realunknown0742]

Lowkey, the majority of this video is basically the same thing being repeated over and over again using similar words. Good luck to all who are doing a research paper on this. You're (not) gonna have fun.

[@fatimaa._121]

Did you write one as well?

[@kathypark6977]

. ㅑ 아 그럼 ㅗ ㅑㅓㅑ8.

[@remj3zz382]

I’m trying to define this vid for a project 😂

[@mitz8892]

27:56 important parts begins

[@0.do27]

Bless you lol

[@oldsk00ldaz]

Thank you

[@KingMitchTV]

God bless you sir or ma’am

[@dukerethink5356]

I was just about to discard this whole documentary. Thanks a lot haha

[@napapornaom2742]

Circular Economy

[@UgonnaWachuku]

Inspiring, valuable and insightful for all humankind and our earthly environment. Abundant blessings and wisdom to Systems Innovation, Systems Academy and Complexity Academy, always. #Sustainability #SDGs #ClimateAction #Oceans #Biodiversity #EcoSystems #Agriculture #IndustrialRevolution #Technology #Climate #Environment #ClimateChange #Economy #Society #Planet #Ecology

[@hfortenberry]

This was so beautiful. The whole time I was thinking, "I want to go there, and there, and there and there." This earth and world is simply spectacular.

[@retroman7331]

Stay home. Take your white privledge down a notch. You don't need to take up so much space on the internet either. Shut down your account and make way for more Black men and Black women. Stop commenting white woman.

[@iamabigfantom8421]

@@retroman7331 and you dont have to take up so much space with your shit, just cause a white person comments doesn't mean they are stopping someone else from commenting, how about you shut up and mind your own business and just let people be more free in commenting. I understand that blacks need a voice but that doesn't mean we stop everyone from speaking just for the blacks so yeah, we all matter, everyone is equal in this world

[@rainsauzer760]

@@retroman7331 racist

[@Micdupwithjay]

The documentary Sustainability was a different look on sustainability as a whole instead of just one area. The documentary explains that since the industrial revolution and because of the over consumptions of products earth will no longer be able to sustain itself. Companies are over producing and because they overproduce, we over consume. Society are destroying the ecology by out linear economy model instead of circular. Instead of switching between different types of energy people will keep using one main source of energy, such as coal. This was a completely different look instead of just focusing on plastic I enjoyed how it gives you better outlook on how we need to change the macro to save the environment not the micro.

[@abhishekvarrier4774]

tanq for this summary may god bless you

[@cloudy_w]

great video, i hope this helps my maths specialist exam tomorrow morning ! edit: THANKS GUYS IM FAMOUS!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@berywildbrielle]

Glad to know I’m not the only one on my 42674th sustainability video

[@TheWildWalker1]

Hectic 😂

[@LeetMath]

sustainability is about the ability of an intelligent system to successfully anticipate and act for long term success, there is no such thing as sustainability whenever you extrapolate linearly from current practices. If you look at intelligent systems, there is difficulty with combinatorial explosion in long term and uncertainty due to chaos. longer term intelligence also has longer delay times in its feedback so it takes longer to learn from mistakes. You have to engineer the system of decision making so that it is able to deal with long term effects better.

[@richardlott579]

In the history of the planet no system has been completely sustainable. This period in the Earths history is just another in a long line of unsutainable periods that have either been unable to adopt to chaos or simplly were destroyed by the success of the species whitin that environment.

[@gilmarlopes1807]

THIS APPROACH IS SIMPLY WONDERFUL AND DELICADE WHICH MAKES US TO REFLECT A LOT ON SUSTAINABILITY! WONDERFUL!!!

[@shark2v]

This is nothing but lies, do you know agenda 2030? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5rdh3-kprSgaqM&ab_channel=CassaRamona

[@lydiacapps709]

@Hello Gilmar how are you doing

[@pharmanexdevelopment6899]

Please edit the captions, which sometimes have nothing to do with the actual narration.

[@liquidphilosophies5483]

I don't understand how they can talk of sustainability without addressing constant growth of human population. How is that sustainable?

[@definitelyahumannotabot]

Agenda 21. 95% of humans will je dead by 2030.... you really are fucking stupid

[@JUTSU_Fxx]

@@definitelyahumannotabot that is very rude to say he/she just didn’t know..........geez🤨🙄🙄🙄

[@ejali7708]

Covid is the way😂 not war. War we all be dead😂

[@sarahbauman]

Transcripts would be really helpful.

[@familiaperez3308]

the Sustainability Documentary emphasizes that sustainability isn’t just a niche issue; it’s a critical imperative that spans economic, social, and environmental dimensions. Sustainability is really important in our lives!

[@lastprimaris7914]

i swear at least half of this documentary is just long shots with no speaking

[@gamingcaster8651]

Last Primaris yes i will not swear though

[@gamingcaster8651]

21 : 07 and more would not be exact i think bit lesser not more

[@hfortenberry]

Agreed...but isn't that relevant? I mean we are talking about saving this majestic earth, right? Isn't it only appropriate to revel in it a bit? I think so. It servers to further inspire, right?

[@burkhardmichaelrumpf401]

You know, pictures say often more ...., and sound enhances feelings, any communication also is partly manipulation, agreed?

[@reelheck]

@@burkhardmichaelrumpf401 well it would be manipulation if it was all opinionated, which it might have a bunch of opinions here. but usually documentaries are more specific than this one. I think specific information is more important that appealing to someone's senses such as oh that's so beautiful, now I care. I think it comes down to ethos logos and pathos, but it should be ethical and not manipulative while also conveying the importance of the topic and showing yeah this is personal too. these are just my thoughts on it though hahah

[@redfridgevalor685]

so, subsciptions are good? like renting houses are better than owning?

[@remidzian4321]

If you are watching this but are not familiar with Degrowth, I really recommend watching some videos on it (Our changing climate has a nice video on it) or reading the book Less is More by Jason Hickel

[@JUTSU_Fxx]

I don’t understand this video all I want to know is What exactly is sustainability?

[@Syanggahenggi]

really like this video. Thank you !

[@elizabethsurina2955]

For a truly informing and well written to hold interest read- The Wizard and The Prophet is a must. Two men set out to answer the questions surrounding the questions- How will we feed the 10 billion who need food? Is there hope for the future farmer?

[@alexmorrisonwx3345]

I love this! This is such a great overview on sustainability and it’s not too long either! I have my own channel where I talk about sustainability and climate change. I try to keep things short and to the point. It’s great to see more good resources and FACTS about these issues.

[@retroman7331]

You are white. you need to step back, shut down your account to let black voices speak up. How dare you. You racist!

[@iamabigfantom8421]

@@retroman7331 dude, just because a person comments doesn't mean they are stopping someone else from commenting, before you judge someone like that, how about you look at yourself and ask yourself, what good are you doing by even differentiating between people and calling white people racist, there is no good in it, we all are the same, we all have same rights.

[@retroman7331]

@@iamabigfantom8421 Stay silent. Be like Alex Morrison WX. Be less White.

[@iamabigfantom8421]

@@retroman7331 stay silent, be like the others in the world, and just speak less racist

[@iamabigfantom8421]

@@retroman7331 and now you are just blatantly ignoring the facts and telling, "just shut up dude", that's pure denial

[@atharvlulekar9392]

Controversy of India; we listen to foreign music but foreigners use our shlokas like "Om Namah Shivay" at 5:13

[@bethrothe6653]

narration for this sounds robotic and monotone and actually hampers understanding of the content, especially alongside the captions. Is the voice of this narrated by AI?

[@GayleOleary]

That's exactly what I've been wondering. Finding it pretty painful to listen to and even harder to concentrate on it. Our Planet by David Attenborough is much more compelling.

[@M.113.]

I'm doing this for class and my teacher said capture the big ideas in your notes so I skipped every 5-10 minutes and took notes for 1 minute of it. I got an A lol.

[@grayl2547]

hook me up with that paper

[@M.113.]

@@grayl2547 Might not work for you

[@grayl2547]

@@M.113. we need like 5 things we found interesting and he is smoking meth if he thinks im watching 42 minutes of this for that lmao

[@M.113.]

@@grayl2547 1. The knowledge of that world led to the creation of of our new physical environment, giving rise to the explosive technological change that was the Industrial Revolution. - The Industrial Revolution that started in the late 1700s represented a radical dislocation between society and the ecosystem. - Agriculture changed in Europe when the Industrial Revolution made it possible to use machines instead of human and animal labor in agriculture. - The mass of society moved from working the land into the newly industrializing Urban centers where large markets for goods and labor came the new organizational structure prevailing over their daily subsistence and a new way of life that was divorced from local ecosystems emerged. - A major part of his changing Dynamic was a harnessing of new energy sources that were greatly more powerful than anything humans and used to fuel their economies before Archdale combustion to the energy sources of coal oil and gas. That work? It was a copy and paste from my doc.

[@grayl2547]

@@M.113. thank you, that works fine, i really appreciate it!

[@shardagupta187]

sustainability explained so well for a viable socioeconomic system

[@AshishKumar-bs7um]

Great documentry!! We need to adopt sustainable behaviour for bright future.There is no Earth B

[@tmchigbo]

Really Informative and educating. We all need to join hands and create a sustainable environment for ourselves and a sustainable world for posterity.

[@christopherrusso531]

You will own nothng and be happy

[@nandraj1979]

NO words to comment ❤❤❤

[@harvey7381]

This was well put together. I finally understand what sustainability is now. Thank you.

[@RTMESSENGER]

Who ever produced this documentation reminds me when the snake( Satan told Eve ...you are not going to die, ( if she wanted to do her own thing, be like God, to know Evil and good) So Eve believe the lie( Gen 3:5) Gen 5:6 5 "For God knows that in the day you eat from it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil." This documentary is one of many voices of this World that mayors in doing their own thing, and all under the direction of the god of this World ( 2 Cor 4:4) 2 Cor 4:1-6 1 Therefore, since we have this ministry, as we received mercy, we do not lose heart, 2 but we have renounced the things hidden because of shame, not walking in craftiness or adulterating the word of God, but by the manifestation of truth commending ourselves to every man's conscience in the sight of God. 3 And even if our gospel is veiled, it is veiled to those who are perishing, 4 in whose case the god of this world has blinded the minds of the unbelieving so that they might not see the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God. 5 For we do not preach ourselves but Christ Jesus as Lord, and ourselves as your bond-servants for Jesus' sake. 6 For God, who said, "Light shall shine out of darkness," is the One who has shone in our hearts to give the Light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Christ. In my humble opinion and speaking in light of the Word of God , the Bible I see this video as only of many ways to deceive the human looking for the True God As I saw the beautiful designed of all the natural creatures created by God It reminds me of the Psalmist Ps 8:3-4 3 When I consider Your heavens, the work of Your fingers, The moon and the stars, which You have ordained; 4 What is man that You take thought of him, And the son of man that You care for him? The bottom point This video emphasized the events of this World under the Sun But even if we were to live hundreds of years and if posible create a perfect world, ?it is chicken feed in comparison to Eternity for us True born again creatures As Jesus reveals the Father to those who knows Jesus Matt 11:27 27 "All things have been handed over to Me by My Father; and no one knows the Son except the Father; nor does anyone know the Father except the Son, and anyone to whom the Son wills to reveal Him. And Jesus said He is the Only way to God John 14:6 6 Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me. For those who saw this video read your Bible Book of John tells you who is Jesus Matt 16:24-26 24 Then Jesus said to His disciples, "If anyone wishes to come after Me, he must deny himself, and take up his cross and follow Me. 25 "For whoever wishes to save his life will lose it; but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it. 26 "For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul? Know Jesus Know Heaven NO Jesus NO HEAVEN

[@tshatshadiraditsile4904]

An eye opener in all aspects of global development. Sustainable development is the future of tomorrow's innovation. 🙌👌

[@worldisbeautiful1937]

I like sustainable development

[@tsandinas.a.c.8840]

Muchas gracias espero encontrar en español.

[@calderarecords]

If we do not take responsibility for our future - there shall _be_ no future. This explains a possible systems approach to real economics. But it does not address the Cultural Changes we must undergo. Watch the second half a MUCH better documentary - called *The Choice is Ours* #ResourceBasedEconomy

[@haruyuki1627]

Why is Linear Economic Model detrimental to the Ecosystem?

[@jinhobalajo8132]

Can someone share the title of the background music

[@JUTSU_Fxx]

From here👉1:29 to this 👉 2:00 Is just music Not to be RUDE but it was a bit annoying, I literally had to skip some of it

[@foo_tube]

Beautiful cinematography but the robotic automated narration really detracts from it

[@geordie4339]

For sure we should minimize material use, increase renewables. Beyond that, the vision of the video is confused. Are we to design systems that evolve (agile systems)? Design for adaptability usually implies extra resource use. Or do we proceed by trial and error (agile development)? That implies the short term thinking that is deprecated. Developed economies have already shifted from material to information processing, and products to services. The appeal to systems thinking is highly questionable. Put aside mysterious uses of terms like "linear", "complex" and “organization”; the message based on two false premises. -1- Traditional approaches to systems are reductionist. They are not: all consider how parts interact to produce the effects required of the whole. -2- Holism means designing the whole of a thing. It does not; as Ashby pointed out in1956: “Studying [large entities] by studying only carefully selected aspects of them is simply what is always done in practice.”

[@gamevi7636]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: Sustainability paradigm shift Socio-ecological system evolution Industrial Revolution impact Made with HARPA AI

[@mwendamayer1895]

A beautifully inspiring and thought provoking documentary.

[@nalejbank]

It's a nicely done piece of propaganda which you fell for - hook, line, & sinker. Now for some science! Wouldn't the increased greening of Earth be a goal. How does CO2 play its part? kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6GYoaeohbNppNU

[@humanityone1644]

Thank you for putting this together in such a professional manner. An important message

[@ebrugokbulut6271]

A great documentary on sustainability , CONGRATULATIONS :)

[@Mr.G_Rattlesnake]

Thank you to my custodian(s)

[@delmairis5751]

anyone know the name of the song at the end?

[@tisharobinson9922]

We need to be sustainable!

[@sshutupurface8345]

In 2020, the total global electricity generation for the entire year was approximately 27,000 terawatt-hours (TWh) ¹. To put that into perspective, if all roads were covered in solar panels, it could generate around 233,600 TWh of electricity per year, which is roughly 8.6 times the total global electricity generation in 2020 ¹. So easily have electric vehilces

[@nickvalencia58]

Anyone have an ID of 4:30 ?

[@fshbulb1]

Kaunos Tombs in Turkey I believe

[@ellytolonge9015]

27:56 important part begins

[@gilbertbusinge4178]

thanks was very helpful. from uganda, africa.

[@morancaletre2617]

I would like to study this?

[@mind9528]

The technology, environment, nature, Yeah! Documantary, So beautiful 😊😍🤗

[@definitelyahumannotabot]

Agenda 21.

[@anastaciocillado7444]

Presently i am now in the process of researching making reflection in my own and hopefully this video could be use for our effort to have a Network someday,networks on how to make our world a better place to live by whole humaninity😇

[@vijayaavaasbhandari4243]

how can i get the text of the narration? that's a perfect note on sustainability.

[@SystemsInnovationNetwork]

It is taken from this document: www.systemsinnovation.io/post/sustainability

[@ismawirantini9902]

Wow, that's a good video. If I may I want to use the video clip for a competition (not commercial). The credit will be included in the video later. Thank you very much

[@circulareconomyfornutrient4832]

Thanks for sharing

[@KillianLambea]

I'm here to review this flim

[@davidhawk5416]

In 1979 this would have been helpful to discussing a redesign of products, organizations and mental maps in humans. We did nothing. What we did do was learned that this rather "sweet" and "pretty" approach to change is meaningless to life on earth. The negotiations (mostly with ourselves) are and will be tough. Back then I called it a need to create "negotiated order" for humans to deal with "natural order." It was also called fluid management. The non-negotiation approach of humans taking pride in their "legal order" came from Newtonian inspired industrialization, and its religion of strict rationality. That model needs dumping in nuclear and toxic waste sites, along with the legal education behind maintaining their irrelevance. Systems thinking is of course the only way left to think but most can't think that way, and thus only use it as a terminology thing. It masks their underlying analytic thinking from bad science. E.g., Those who love AI, thus revere their smart phones and computers all day, are part of this. Such only brings small amusement happiness while on the sad journey to an end. Important: I avoid relying on "recycling the bad" and "sustainability of human arrogance." They are simply hooks for optimists to hang their funny existence on while awaiting an end. They, like industrialists they pretend to not like (as they still buy industrial products), find their solace in ignoring the "entropy law." The Second Law of Thermodynamics disallows sustainability, if you care. As its patron saint, an economist who could never get the Nobel Prize due to American Economists, put it when he didn't think Ecological Economics was worth much. (Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen). "Ecology will eat economics." The thesis in my book about what humans had done to avoid climate change during forty years was posted on the American Association for Advancement of Science website. It got about 800 responses totally 2,100 pages. Noteworthy is that 80% were more pessimistic than the book. Fun for humans is how Amazon noted it was so pessimistic that they put it in their humor section. Ha..ha.. humans? "Too Early, Too Late, Now what?" David L Hawk, 2019 Amazon

[@lulupeter2687]

Name of the song please

[@jirapornchano9366]

Very Inspired .

[@Sean-y1m]

It makes me mad we literally have the technology and resources to go all renewable today but we don’t

[@neildegrassetyson2615]

Redirect that anger in political awereness :) this is not something that u can let other people take care off.

[@iamabigfantom8421]

@@neildegrassetyson2615 yes that is right

[@rainsauzer760]

No we can't

[@Sean-y1m]

@@rainsauzer760 yes we can. Enough sunlight hits the earth in an hour to power all of human civ for a year. It makes more sense to use renewable energies than continue to rely on no renewables since eventually they will run out.

[@antoinettelombard4909]

Informative and inspiring to be part of the solutions. The documentary presented many ideas for inclusion in own discipline to contribute to the whole.

[@chanchalfunnyclub1498]

Wonderful documentary,

[@worldisbeautiful1937]

Hi iam rajendar reddy from telengana State. India

[@bobzsuhaimi8456]

it was a great video and excellent explaination. As a student it give many benefit to make an essay

[@bolmaxpereira276]

Found this very beneficial for study n awareness. Thank You for the clarity of thought n concepts in this documentary.

[@thegreencompany2101]

Great documentary🙌🏼

[@ianian4162]

here, let me sum up the video's conclusions for you: traditional capitalism is bad communistic "services delivered to you" is good. And it would be, that is, if that system didn't imply a limitation on personal freedom. "Dramatically" shifting economy to "functionality" implies severely limiting or even outright banning industrial production of consumer goods. So, in this "sustainable society," you would not be allowed to own books or movies, but would instead only be allowed to borrow them for their "functionality."

[@janmeloliveros6236]

thank you!! this really helped on my school work about sustainabiltity😊

[@ianian4162]

@@janmeloliveros6236 Oh cool. I also watched this video for my sustainability class. What are you majoring in? Also, just to be sure, I wasn't actually summarizing the whole video, and I was only critiquing it's conclusions not the whole thing.

[@SnowyOwlPrepper]

Incredible video production.

[@lydiacapps709]

@Hello Snawy how are you dong

[@aliqazilbash5231]

I believe with my own desktop icons, I am attempting to show case my own personal value system in interaction... the more competence and professional acumen that I discover, the more I felt the need to ensure their utmost independence and treated them with the value of experience and professionally responsible.. although the entire argument and heated debates happened within the context of legal disputes, which is part of the whole system and not something that I could extrapolate and expect to solve all of my problems exclusively by its principles and categories..

[@susieweir9847]

Well there's 42:14 that I'll never get back again!

[@mardiaadams2618]

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[@vaibhavkumresh4344]

सुख खोजन की चाह में, खोदी दुखन की खान, विकास की आश में, खो दी नीम की छाँव!

[@alexgoslar4057]

Convenience spurs inventions set new standards of values and generates business. Convenience inspires, motivates, appeasers, and because it is so thought-after, it is also addictive. Offering a more convenient alternative is easy. We are even prepared to pay a premium price for it. And yet, if we amass the willpower to reduce convenience, we discover some merits. We become more agile and healthier. The addictiveness of convenience is the reason why fighting climate change remains such a formidable challenge. Convenience continuously spurring us to increase the usage of fossil fuel and to produce non-degradable waste. Best regards, Alex.

[@napapornaom2742]

Many thanks for the good video to make the concept of sustainability more matter.

[@70ME3E]

horrible video. throwing abstract ideas and verbose sentences at us all the time while not really saying anything concrete. very long and redundant. I got nothing out of it.

[@gabe8816]

This 'documentary' is just boring narration over stock footage jeez. And not to mention the multiple minute long sections with no dialogue at all. Perfect for falling asleep to I guess?

[@shark2v]

All this is agenda 2030, check this video, if you're sleep this will wake you up. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5rdh3-kprSgaqM&ab_channel=CassaRamona

[@aimeekathleen3789]

Who's teacher sent them here?

[@jonielgarcia5446]

Only myself.

[@retroman7331]

Why do you whites keep commenting. Give black men and black women a voice...shut your accounts down. You don't need to comment. You are WHITE

[@iamabigfantom8421]

@@retroman7331 Dude, not cool man, I mean, it is right black men and women need to speak, but at the same time, it doesn't mean we stop the whites from speaking, and first of all, what is this differentiation between people, we all are one, the same people, we all have the same rights, live in the same world, and it doesn't mean we criticize one over another or anything

[@retroman7331]

@@iamabigfantom8421 Sit down nazi

[@iamabigfantom8421]

@@retroman7331 I am not a nazi you idiot, I am a indian, and why do you keep commenting, even you aren't letting the blacks comment

[@richdiana3663]

The constant and accelerating release of the Arctic methane says the subject should be Survivability.

[@Perryace]

Here for school

[@joinwajahatali]

Thank you it's a really good documentary. 🙂🌿

[@ruiflip1799]

thank you

[@JigarPatel-vz3sh]

We need to act and get a motion to protect our home earth In India people call earth as "mother". We need to safe guard mother from this unbalanced developments around the globe. Let make it safe, secure. 🙏🌿

[@alisahaiba]

so who's here due to the assignment of UNGS? 😂

[@ArcticTutorial]

no one

[@theodoreinc6661]

Please what is UNGS? Greetings

[@angelotambologan3356]

kala ko ako lang

[@dr.namdevsodgir1117]

important parts begins

[@eman20911]

I need to explain allat for m6 oral exam tomorrow dawg its over for me 😭

[@sherybelleanudon5487]

Hello po I would like ask help about the Ifas and Efas Thankz po

[@blank.9301]

Let's use ecosia 👍🌱🌲🌱🌳

[@burkhardmichaelrumpf401]

The content needs to be presented very differently if this important content shall lead to change.

[@shark2v]

This is agenda 2030 don't drink the kool aid, check this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5rdh3-kprSgaqM&ab_channel=CassaRamona

[@lydiacapps709]

@Hello Burkhard how are you doing

[@thembanitheone]

There's a difference between revolution and reform...of course both those concepts are entirely the same to a horse.

[@thembanitheone]

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[@JoseCruz-kp7ru]

It's 10 o'clock at night do you know where John Kerry's Gulfstream G-lV is....

[@asilgafar7828]

It is an interesting documentary 👍👍

[@sandeepmehta5311]

Hope many people turn vegetarian and vegan. This is also to have clean earth besides ANIMAL CRUELTY in Animal Farming Industry across Europe and the globe.

[@pravinmali115]

Really, really inspiring and emotional video 😶😶of earth. This is the best and the best video of sustainability explained with this much images and information. Really thanks so much for this video🙂🥺👏👏 It's really heart touching video 😶😶♥️

[@amdolisiyas1573]

I really love this documentary.

[@ZeeDimensionYouTube]

i advise you to watch this video

[@zpzanna]

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[@Samuel-ku1qb]

Fun unrelated fact: on Eurocentric maps (maps that places Europe in the middle) are actually making the equator line wonky, Europe unreasonably big, and Africa visually smaller than in reality.