Inside The World's Largest Research Vessel: REV Ocean

[@walkir2662]

3 minutes in and already repeating itself a lot.

[@knutarneaakra6013]

Lot of miss informasion. This ship may never be able to forfill its mission due to stability issues.😅 hope the yard somehow can work it out

[@dalecaul3729]

They're adding 41 feet to it to help with that problem lol. I watched a.mini doc on it.

[@marcinzajac8881]

Budowalem go w 21, i teraz znowu , inżynierowie dali dupy bo za ciezki. 😅

[@ingejohansson4138]

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[@TheNefastor]

Let's not kid ourselves : if this tub ever does any "science", it'll be for tax breaks. As for "sustainability", yeah I'm sure using LED lights will totally offset the giant diesel engines. FFS...

[@tougbhern9183]

To avoid taxes using something worth hundreds of million dollars？

[@TheNefastor]

@@tougbhern9183 you probably don't have enough money to know how that would work. But it does. There's a reason billionaires own not one but fleets of yachts they never even use. Think of each boat as a business, with all that entails.

[@tougbhern9183]

I don't believe it would save much in terms of taxes, at most it's using false pricing to transfer company profits, which may also involve smuggling and gambling in international waters. Of course, the tax rates in the Nordic countries are indeed excessively high.

[@TheNefastor]

@@tougbhern9183 how about you replace belief with knowledge ? Never in history has it been easier to learn everything about everything, but people still go with "I believe"...

[@Vladimirputin11111]

​@@TheNefastor Poor people love to envy those who have something they don’t....

[@fakename8856]

It’s not $500, more like $500,000,000.00 Please learn basic mathematics; commas are used to separate number groups and a decimal point separates whole number from fractional numbers. No number can have more than one decimal point (then it becomes an IP address). You can tell the author is totally uneducated.😂

[@walkir2662]

In English, at least.

[@fakename8856]

@@walkir2662 Mathematics is a language that uses mostly numbers. Mathematics is the same in all countries. A number can NEVER have more than one decimal point because seminal points separate whole numbers from fractional numbers. Some uneducated people don’t even know the difference between a comma and a decimal point but these people can’t do math so they are considered “innumerate” (similar to illiterate but with math).

[@keiwinmill2308]

@@fakename8856Some countries use periods instead of commas.

[@fakename8856]

@@keiwinmill2308 No, numbers can not have more than one decimal point anywhere on earth. That’s just flat out wrong. Some ignorant people who are just simply uneducated might make that mistake but anyone who knows mathematics knows you can’t have more than one decimal point. If you were that please sum the following: £1.01+ £2,123.45.456.45.45.45.45.45.45. + £1.1.1.000

[@juliausnope9475]

@@fakename8856I presume you are just trolling, but if not: it’s fairly basic knowledge that different signs are used for decimal separators in English and non English speaking countries.

[@mariusgaius7271]

Another bogus REV video. Has zero legit content of the actual yacht itself, no interior views whatsoever. Anyone could have produced this from afar with no access to the boat. Just like all the other REV videos out there on KZbin.