Is Working Underground the Future?

This sustainable cave is home to businesses seeking to utilize the underground for efficiency. Who works here? Can they handle working without windows? This 55 million square foot cave is 50 feet underground and houses extraordinary things like 500,000 original Hollywood film rolls, $2,000,000,000 worth of stamps, one of America's largest collections of cheese, and the safest data center in the world. In short, the Subtropolis cave complex has a lot to offer.
#Caves #Sustainability #Science
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[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Would YOU work in a cave??

[@Ravishrex1]

Yes.

[@Ravishrex1]

And I do woo hoo

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

NO WAY. 🤣 Questions? What about the restrooms or lunchrooms? It would take a 1-hour lunch break just to get to the exit, take a breath of air at street level and get back to the assigned work area. Are there sleeping quarters? Are there vending machines? Do they use HEPA filters good for 98.9% filtration throughout the entire system, like hospitals? What is their screening process for COVID-19. The nose swab is like the old Polaroid cameras... it's only a snapshot for one moment in time. Just like any microbe, you can have it in your body, but not enough concentrations to register... yet - especiallly in an enclosed environment. No description of the HVAC systems? What types/levels of Security Clearances are required to work there? Aren't you risking US National Security by showing this vlog? Espionage, fake IDs, Global espionage? Afganistan, ICIS? Why NO MASKS? Whatever vax you had, I want one. It must be 100%. 😴

[@westr70]

Yes, but not in a California earthquake belt.

[@gail-sw9xg]

Sure!

[@RobReese]

I think sunshine is far too important for all of life to be underground, BUT for what they're using it for, its great! Love the videos

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Great point. Glad you enjoy the channel :)

[@mastergecko1178]

You can use fiber optics to passively guide sunlight from the surface to anywhere you need underground

[@GlobalWalkabout]

It's a great use for the land left over from mining operations like that. It's similar to Coober Pedy, South Australia where a lot of the town is underground due to the extreme heat. But even looking at open cut mining, you could easily build in the pit and then backfill over it.. but not as easily as this has been done obviously. But for certain, as the environment becomes more changeable this may actually become the norm rather than the exception.

[@cdanggg]

Though I do enjoy the detail in your longer-form videos, these shorter snapshots are really well done and entertaining. Keep it up, guys!

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

So glad you enjoy these as well :) What do you think we should we explore next?

[@cdanggg]

@@OfftheCuff_Series Do you ever plan to travel outside the US for one of your videos? Look up the Principality of Sealand- you could make a whole series about the history of that place

[@chrisparr21]

Lol @10:03 seriously tho they need some SAD lamps

[@magabre3212]

I actually worked for a company that had a location here, there is even an Australian city entirely underground. There is alot of advantages of building into the dirt with like earth ships and what not. Crazy stuff. And crazy that it isn't more utilized 🤷‍♀️

[@rajeshk1138]

Great quality and content. I need to mention about your editing skills and it is really amazing.

[@fantomasfanto8469]

this is a great channel for content do not stop creating stories like this, you have a supporter 😎

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Glad you found us :) what has been your fav video so far?

[@devrimzewkan2902]

lol am I the only one who thought about the gta facility at 1:06

[@higamerXD]

yes, i can see this becoming really usefull in many many places, including the maastricht tunnels in the netherlands

[@smitus_hell7564]

we need to build cities underground, find caverns, even places like the grand canyon. build from the bottom up then outward. if we could build homes etc underground, including transport. have the surface level all green with footpaths and access to buildings. basically just build a modernised Hobbiton.

[@lisa.mariewilliams1617]

There ARE City’s built Underground but Most are for Govt People, Rich People. If something happens & they need to get in there to Live & Stay Safe (‘They can’) but there are Private Hired Military & Private Guards with Orders, ‘If anyone NOT AUTHORIZED to be in there, tries to get in to be Safe they are to Shoot them...Dead‼️’ 🤬

[@user-oq6rh1lv1f]

great idea!

[@carolmiller2683]

Great idea.

[@saurabhupadhyay4659]

man this is giving me ideas now

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

What are you thinking??

[@saurabhupadhyay4659]

@@OfftheCuff_Series something like this for India

[@philipdirnberger]

Incredible that it requires no artificial air circulation, would assume that air quality would be an issue!!

[@richardkulling1432]

Great video, I like caves now

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Glad you like them!

[@CCNB04]

That idea rocks! talk about deep thinking.

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

😂 nice one!

[@tinaprice4948]

My husband would love it since it never gets hot!

[@VenomBow]

that is so cool i would love to work in there or even live!

[@ElTelBaby]

@ 9:53 As viewed... The Union Jack is upside down...

[@lucass5948]

the video wasn't recommended to me for a week, great video though!

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Oh no! Glad you found it :)

[@edwinmundo8108]

It's a cool idea like earthships 🌎

[@yunusjauhari]

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[@Ravishrex1]

Just caught this happy friday beers and weed for all.

[@Duplicitousthoughtformentity]

Cheers! A blunt and a belgian tripel for every man!

[@dayvancowboi9135]

man youtube is so fickle, i have no idea why this video has only 4k views it's very high quality.

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ very true

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Do YOU think this is a good idea?? Let us know why, or why not

[@Eric1-373]

Very good idea. Just have to make sure you do not build them in an earthquake zone, near fault lines, or possible flood zones. Also your work force will need Vitamin D pills in the form of fish oil, since they will get little sunlight.

[@bill-ih7kc]

It’s great idea except when an earthquake strikes

[@tiphaniedirnberger3566]

Just the resources saved from not needing to heat or cool the space is enough of a reason for me to say yes.

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Great points here!

[@dorion9111]

Here in Sudbury Canada the underfround nickle mines, DUMBS, and 300 meter deep science facility's seem like childs play compared to this cave. Not many people know this but there is some serious underground bases hidden within Ontario. \

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Intriguing concept... Was there at any point a time when he mentioned where this was located?

[@OfftheCuff_Series]

Watch the first 3 seconds again!

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

@@OfftheCuff_Series Kansas, thank you

[@Mdmdkkssmskslkddkdmrmdd]

Reminds me of “greenhouse academy” on netflix where there’s a secret hideout in a cave!

[@BromoDragoonFly]

They should try building inverted skyscrapers or add other levels at some point.

[@tedman1363]

Interesting Would u mind mentioning a few if u have a moment:)

[@pkell7315]

What State and County is this in ?

[@smallbutdeadly931]

If this was in Mad Max, it would be a massive Buzzard nest

[@hellfreezer3037]

#wanderingearth

[@g2t]

Currently, there is a climbing gym inside the subtropolis...

[@destinyglitches9519]

Its actually the only way in and out; climbing. Just kidding

[@michaelcox7656]

Nitrate film BASE is highly flammable, not the emulsion.

[@lisa.mariewilliams1617]

Could we Move in? Is it Save during Earth 🌎 Changes? Ahh, SO MANY QUESTIONS??? 🤔

[@andrewcash3273]

i like it but what about making more sink ho;es

[@Nyhtii]

What about earthquakes

[@dorion9111]

That was a Glimpse of how they work on Mars since the 83 manned launch that only deep researchers would know about!

[@cinders302]

Thats not a trot. Geezus, man. How about learning about farming, ranching, and understanding livestock/horses. Trotting... good god