S8 E29: The Power Grid, Ed Durr & COP-26: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

[@KOAncars2009]

It’s important to highlight that these renewable sources can be decentralized to the household level, putting Americans on the SUPPLY side of the power industry, in a scaling, storm resilient microgrid based on renewables. This turns bills into paychecks for the American people. Also expanding geothermal climate control for homes where possible can reduce electric needs for AC/heating, some with EV charging saw their home AC drop from ~50% of demand to ~15% when switching to geothermal, increasing household surplus. So maybe instead of giving $600 million to companies that already make billions a year, the government should be subsidizing the repair and eco-conversion of existing homes to act as the new scalable power supply for Corporate America. Power to the people.

[@chrisconklin2981]

Thank You, you said what I was going to say. I would add the importance of affordable battery storage and the creation of a smart grid system. Besides residential, solar panels will cover flat topped commercial building and parking lots.

[@robertmarmaduke186]

Tell that to Texas ... they went 'renewable' and now have 400% higher utility bills with ROLLING BLACKOUTS. Every grid is dialing back on net-metering and in many states, like Nevada, REFUSING to allow residential solar back-feeding, because of Harmonic DisEquilibrium actually _destroying_ the steady voltage and frequency of the grid. Diesel power grid that I worked with accepted a 25MW solar project, destabilizing and then BLEW UP one of their diesel generators. It cost them $Ms!

[@KOAncars2009]

@@chrisconklin2981I’m glad to see others feel the same way, I hate how addressing climate change is always prefaced as this terrible sacrifice when really we could be generating electricity and hydrogen(solid oxide electrolyzers)/synthetic fuels (if we can crack carbon storage) at a household level that we sell to corporations/export. That’s true capitalism, where we all get to play$$$$.

[@KOAncars2009]

@@robertmarmaduke186interesting but I don’t trust Texas much, they have several exacerbating issues with their power grid. The fact they invested in more cost effective solar and wind energy means that many people would have seen even higher utility bills had they not expanded their green grid. States that moved away from net metering switched to net billing, paying homeowners less by crediting HO with what the power company would pay its suppliers. They still take the electricity from the HO and charge someone else full price, no problem.

[@KOAncars2009]

@@robertmarmaduke186in terms of your net-metering comment, I believe many are realizing that we would effectively flip the current economy, so they have responded by switching to net billing where people are credited what the power company would pay its suppliers instead of crediting what the homeowner would have paid for the electricity drawn. Reducing the benefit or amount paid out to the homeowner… But they still take the electricity, no problem.

[@Tracybrun1]

When I was growing up, my mom was in charge of the thermostat. When I tried to raise the heat, she would say, “That’s why god created sweaters.” Unsurprisingly, I am now an atheist and the owner of a wood stove.

[@NerveFlux]

I dedicated a decade of my life to electrical infrastructure. The amount of hazards that ended my career came as a shock.

[@RodrigoRodrigues-mc4oq]

Like… an electric shock?⚡️

[@MiLoAnne666]

​@@RodrigoRodrigues-mc4oqyes that's the joke

[@OofusTV]

Omg is this why dads are obsessed with thermostats?!

[@brynrobertson6760]

his grid shirt is clever

[@Trinsid]

John makes my day I love this show so much

[@a.m.buycks5311]

You and your team are the best. BIG LOVE❤

[@er...]

@@a.m.buycks5311 so you complain about an American who is not American, while watching free American content on an American platform? 😂

[@Vitriol-Divergent]

These television clips remind me of the future in Idiocracy. We're living it.

[@BirdsNNVA]

Power to about 1/3 of my city went out several months ago. The problem was a snake that got into equipment.

[@JaceTan-90]

Came back on just to go out with a bang. Literally. haha

[@amandasandoval7941]

Goodnight Mr Oliver. Love you.

[@bootyjuice87]

That's a more terrifying statement than you think.

[@ThingsThatMakeYouAskWHY]

❤🎉 10:51

[@Chuck84]

Thanks for this show.

[@inthedarkwoods2022]

you think he reads these comments?

[@lemurleap]

You get that from pigeons, too? I thought it was just me. Love you guys 🫶

[@Kartissa]

To be fair to pigeons, they're rock doves that humans have generally abandoned after at least 5000 years of domestication because they're not useful any more. Most feral pigeons you see in the streets are sick and malnourished. I imagine you'd have a similar repulsion to a feral Labrador.

[@ThingsThatMakeYouAskWHY]

Perfect description of a casserole!😂❤🎉 10:51

[@4_Science]

1:31 His middle initial is R. Ed R. Durr - "editor"

[@MrMatteNWk]

And he also lost his state senate seat in 2023

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

@@MrMatteNWktho, that state senate district actually voted for Trump in 2016, 2020, and 2024. So not surprising he won in the first place

[@iquanyin1]

cars and electricity might end up just a blip on the screen of humanity’s history.

[@agiar2000]

I can see cars being a blip if we progress to much superior mass transit systems, but I am not sure what you mean about electricity being just a blip on the screen of humanity's history, unless you are talking about the collapse of modern, electrified civilization due to climate change?

[@casualeann]

I get giddy when (in addition to other things) John uses "literallly" with the correct meaning For "wake up", Figuratively = Make aware; Literally = Joe is snoozing. Shake him and put an ice cream cone under his nose, lol. I know I'm preaching to the choir in these comments, and that you can't stop the evolution of word meaings, especially once adopted by a large, young contigent of the population, but this meaning is so nuch more interesting and refined than what it's turning into (something said just for emphasis). Didn't mean to go that heavily into it, but, here we are. 😅😅

[@sweypheonix]

I just want to point out that back in 2013, the definition of “literally” was changed so that “literally” and “figuratively” can be used interchangeably. So we literally don't have a word that exclusively means something happened

[@JodyFisher]

Oh, so THATS how things go! 😂😂😂

[@edwardsalacuse1332]

Great presentation

[@lloydsumpter7735]

You've covered the Problem with wind farms (apart from their "non-reliable" property, which doesn't mean that they break down, but they may not be there when you need the power), but the BEST way to use solar power is to put it on your roof. That totally eliminates the requirement for power lines and dependence on a power utility.

[@danderedere]

Sorry, but I respectfully (and I genuinely mean respectfully) call bs. While it's true that in SOME climates this may be true, there are climates where there can be too few sun hours, it gets way too cold, or there is way too much snow (and possibly long winters) and similar issues (I just mentioned literally the four reasons why the place I live at can't rely on solar, and it's not because of the combination of all four). Naturally, not everyone even has a roof they can place panels on top of because, technically, they don't really have a roof, and on top of that, you never know when or why your power goes out even without relying on a grid. It can be useful with both to have a backup solution, but a power grid is necessary and helps with the opposite problem, which is wasted energy.

[@fireflyfox93]

You should never release balloons 🤦‍♀️ The power grid is just one of MANY reasons why.

[@Brooke95482]

The whole grid needs to be expanded, not just transmission lines. Near me PG&E has increased the diameter of the distribution wires, which required new larger diameter poles. Instead of new substations they installed new voltage regulators. New generation plants with adjustable outputs that can fill in the peaks are also needed for grid stability.

[@papagrounds]

That segment about Tesla was uncalled for, jfc... Leave the man alone, without him your whole show wouldn't exist!

[@philtorrez4198]

Put transmission lines underground?

[@jacobcarlson4010]

You really trust the power companies who refuse to maintain something as simple as a $25 cable hanger, you trust them to maintain and repair buried conduit when it breaks and becomes a multi-thousand dollar and possible multi-day project to fix? Really? And that’s even ignoring the consequences of water intrusion, which is basically inevitable. Putting the lines “out of sight, out of mind” might sound good, but it opens up so many other problems.

[@danielwhent4218]

26:38 What's going to stop the company that operates the electric grid from taking that "up to $2.5 in benefits for every $1 spent"? Probably nothing.

[@moogle68]

Even if they did that, at least we would then be able to supply electricity to the places that need it more reliably, and more of it overall. Besides, there would likely be evidence of them taking such a significant return on investment, and while they may get away with it for a bit, no one will be happy with that behavior and eventually something will be done to make them share some of those returns in one way or another.

[@kiras3180]

Make a public company a company held for the public?

[@SharayaMW]

I understand the optics of balloon releases, but I've been alone on my soapbox about this for a few years now, they NEED to STOP! We recently had a power outtage/interruption maybe a week ago, as the result of a balloon. The report also states that the woman who released the balloon(s) was injured, as a result. You're welcome to look it up, Bridgeport, CT - 4 schools close due to power outtage from balloon. And here I was just thinking it didn't quite seem right to float crap up in the air, in general 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@jefffoy530]

I’ve also felt alone on the soap box about the balloons because I love and run up in the mountains and in very remote areas I find them all the time. It’s gross. Humans are trash animals and I hate it.

[@roberthussey595]

It happens in New Orleans all the time … Last Mardi Gras, a confetti cannon shot a bunch of Mylar streamers in the air and hit the power lines.

[@wanderer314]

Also, the earth has a limited supply of helium, and it's quickly running out, so helium in balloons in general needs to stop. It's critical for many scientific and medical instruments, and also for deep scuba diving, so we need to save it for useful things :/

[@timothysalandria4318]

You are absolutely insane and I love you...

[@Wonkothesane-sz2oy]

I'd really like to see an analytic on local water delivery systems.

[@kevinrichards1539]

Was that fireball a bit larger than expected at the end?

[@jkuebbing12358]

I mean the thermostat is still kinda thing just try and move the temp and see how long it is till the dad of the house shows up.

[@agentarnold86]

"What is the return on investment?" "Mister Republican, this is about a public utility, not a business. It's a service, not a profit generating scheme. Obviously we all need electricity. We simply need to replace what is old and broken, kind of like you, for example."

[@Kartissa]

"Lower electricity bills, Mister Republican. But of course you won't like that, since it cuts into your profit margin."

[@anthonydowns5377]

DOE should pay individuals to put solar on every roof and decentralize the grid.

[@cc1k435]

Why do we need to make a "return on investment" on infrastructure? We need it, we use it. 🤦‍♀️

[@trevinbeattie4888]

It can be done, with some (ok, a _lot_ of) effort. Just consider everything people use in a typical day that requires electricity, from light bulbs to telephones to computers, and figure out how much time it would have taken people to do all those tasks back in the 19th century, then multiply by the cost of labor. Then on top of that add the cost of figuring this out. :p

[@lloydsumpter7735]

And of course, how about REDUCING your electric power use? Less, more efficient air conditioning. More efficient fridges. Heat pumps. And so on.

[@Omni0404]

7:05 That is so adorable

[@shadow_bear]

Id like to point out that, although it's not their only one, the video is exactly 30 minutes😃

[@skyskiler1350]

Rofl, the ending...lol

[@A54729]

2021 seems like it was just yesterday.

[@pauljackson4075]

Outdoor Lithuania in winter seems very beautiful to me. If only there were just a few more hours of sunshine. I personally enjoy the opera, ballet, and symphony concerts as well as jazz clubs. Justina I would like to wish you and your family linksmu Kalėdų and laimingųjų naujuj metu. We look forward to your posts in 2025.

[@antonvesely6606]

@14:14 the steam iron is being used to curl her hair with moisture.

[@jenuinejoneszenproductions8355]

Benzene in synthetic fragrance is making him go to sleep.

[@amandasandoval7941]

Somebody come save me please

[@justineiler6486]

John, say squirrels more, thank you.

[@amandasandoval7941]

@@justineiler6486 😆

[@NobleValerian]

Duke Energy Gross Profit 2023: Over $19B They're not even in the top 20 most profitable electric utility companies in the US. Spain, UK, and Canada each have one company more profitable than Duke. The other 20 are all US companies. It's entirely disingenuous to even suggest that an increase in taxes or rates is necessary or appropriate to solve these problems.

[@singskindabadly]

oh yeah about the Tuvalu exhibit, the band te vaka (wrote part of the Moana soundtrack and much of the Moana 2 soundtrack) have written a few songs about climate change. They’ll make you feel things for sure

[@seanb1588]

This episode is over three years old....

[@KufLMAO]

Did they pretend it wasn’t? They’ve been uploading full old episodes for a while now, it’s great!

[@MiguelRodriguez2010]

Yet our government has done nothing still.

[@TooBiggoBritches]

Be thankful for them letting you see the full episode for free.

[@skyskiler1350]

You dont think it still applies? 🙄

[@jeffdroog]

Your mom is over three years old now.

[@Hayanomie]

Jake Sully!!! Pay up John.

[@independent-ts6ys]

Don't be dissing my tuna casserole, John. You would love 😍 it.

[@carnelianfox5010]

I’ve waited a couple years to say this. As far as the NJ gubernatorial race was concerned, Phil Murphy is a former Goldman Sachs employee and kinda emblematic of the DNC’s messaging problem. His overreliance on executive orders has been beneficial in the short term, but has the potential to be a disaster for every marginalized New Jerseyan. You know it’s bad when the incumbency advantage effectively does nothing and democratic political commentators are saying “neither side really pushed the needle” after a debate with Jack freaking Rizzo.

[@heatherkimler7607]

Love u always and 4 ever

[@amandasandoval7941]

Here I am. Sorry, I love this guy! 😂😢😊

[@amandasandoval7941]

"Logistical nightmare"

[@King.Mark.]

When its gone its gone

[@aaronbrent-fulps2495]

I haven’t watched in a while. Does anyone know if John covered the Hunter Biden pardon?

[@mikerock8177]

Greedy companies killed the electric grid without maintaining or upgrading it shouldn't fall on us people for them to upgrade for their stupidity making massive profits PG&e should definitely be a different company and out of business

[@iquanyin1]

why couldn’t she say “it’s $2 back for every $1 spent?”

[@jamesbillingham4782]

Because it likely wasn’t true. If it was true she could have brought a slam dunk argument and everyone would be on board.

[@jeffdroog]

Because he wouldn't let her talk lol

[@kliberalsing]

15:35 they're adorable

[@mikelee-i3b]

perhaps more research was needed by your staff for this episode John Oliver............Underground DC is very much viable and solves a pile of the objections that always crop up...ie "not in my backyard" A "DC underground high voltage transmission line" refers to a system where electricity is transmitted using direct current (DC) through underground cables at high voltage, offering advantages for long-distance power transport, especially in densely populated areas or environmentally sensitive regions, as it minimizes land disruption compared to overhead lines and is more efficient than AC for underground transmission due to reduced capacitive losses

[@mnm1273]

Underground is 5-10 times more expensive.

[@whaddup5417]

Why couldn’t that woman just say “yes there is.” And just explain the goddamn economics of it. Thats why you’re there!

[@brianedwards8060]

🤣Laugh!😂

[@dawnwilliamsboyd3606]

WAY too much Miss Clairol on those ' newscaster's heads!

[@HanlonsRazer]

but the grid can handle us all going to electric cars, they claim

[@jenuinejoneszenproductions8355]

Ai servers require the equivalent of one households use

[@Lericah4902]

1:10 This wasn't what I was expecting for the realignment. In hindsight, I should have been more open-minded and less faithful. Hey, at least the Republicans can negotiate their transition without eating crow.

[@ORam...]

10:00 Missed an opportunity for a good Python joke.

[@DanielGolding1337]

3:00 Aisha. It's just history.

[@Gray_Falcon]

Why are we not invested into solar roadways. Its FCC approved, Military bases are already implementing it. It provides energy. Replacing highways can act as paths across the country for numerous types of wiring beyond electrical. It melts snow to keep roads safer. I just don't get why its not talked about or invested in by states and pushed for by power companies.

[@Olivia-W]

Horribly expensive, inefficient, easily broken... asphalt is cheap, durable, and very highly recyclable.

[@Gray_Falcon]

@@Olivia-W Easily broken and inefficient? I can't speak to price, I'm sure its more than asphalt. Its durability is expected double asphalts longevity. It doesn't create pot holes and can be replaced faster as you can swap out individual cells. For efficiency, its already been determined that if all highways where replaced with it, we would remove dependency on any other form of electrify for the entire nation. If you have some alternative sources on this, I would love to read them. Only sources I've seen other wise have been speculation without scientific backing or reasoning based on normal solar panels and not the unique design used by solar roadways.

[@Olivia-W]

@@Gray_Falcon If you could point me to those miracle solar panels solar roadways would be using, a good part of the world would love to hear of them. I'm sure glass manufacturers (or polymer?) would also love to know about this incredible wear resistant material that cars could drive on and it wouldn't scratch, deform, or crack much, and be temperature resistant, and highly UV resistant, and transparent to the right wavelengths of light, all at the same time- for years. Just on durability and degradation... the waste generated from replacement parts... Flat lying solar panels are also inefficient (they're mounted at an angle for a reason). Consider shadows of buildings, trees, anything higher, further reducing efficiency (solar panels are usually mounted in open fields or high on poles and roofs, hmmm). Consider heavy traffic areas- they'd be often shielded by cars, again reducing efficiency. Then you have to account for the _wildly_ fluctuating generation capacity- all the limitations of well placed solar panels, except worse. Look, it sounds amazing and futuristic, but even a cursory glance at the idea shows it's just a considerably worse version of normal solar panels. More: also, dirty solar panels. Yes, roads are cleaned, but grime still accumulates (even just from tires), again, efficiency reduction. And more: there was a test solar road in France, and it failed miserably.

[@Gray_Falcon]

​@@Olivia-W Its literally Called Solar Roadways. If you google the name it should be the first thing that pops up. They are a US based company started government approved testing back in 2009 and have been fulfilling government contracts for years now. Its fine to be skeptical but your literally arguing without having done the research on the company yourself. Look into it. If you find research that shows otherwise on the product, I would be happy to read it. At present the product looks to be a positive. The fact that US military bases and research facility's want the technology on their campuses shows how valuable this tech is to national security. Given we have highways that span the whole country, and we have long stretches of highway that sit relatively empty in parts of the nation will allow us to move power to different parts of the US without having to tear down other forms of infostructure. The product also makes it safer to drive. Heated roadways melt snow, reduce the need for salt and endangering workers on poor road conditions. Add in the ability to hide wiring within the road. It reduces the chance of power outages and other service outages due to severe weather. The panels can be recycled, or repaired. Allowing for reuse of the product beyond it initial implementation. The waste of solar is constantly being reduced and continues to improve. Cancel Reply

[@Ipitchyeast]

All this with no mention oversees companies own our power grid and blackrock is setting the rates.

[@neiltristanyabut]

5:44 jake and neytiri

[@brandonfasan]

Is that penguin black. or white?

[@amandasandoval7941]

Oh dear, 😆

[@brianedwards8060]

Keys 🔐😢😊❤

[@amandasandoval7941]

Infrastructure

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

Just so yall are aware, I’m from Jersey, and Durr lost reelection in 2023

[@bugspray6662]

Im sorry john but dont you ever hate on casseroles ever again

[@brianedwards8060]

Hurts Shit😂

[@Thelastetherborn]

After many years of watching Jon I realized I don’t really give a shit anymore about the issues his show brings up. I’m pissed about this whole healthcare and Mangione issue and its implications for society and Jon here wants to move on as quickly as possible so that there’s no measurable change for the elite class. Gross 🤮. Jon isn’t on the common man’s side. He’s here to make you laugh, distracting you from how bad you’re getting burned by the elites. This show is designed to distract you from how far you’ve been bent over the barrel.

[@salmondo3451]

Why’d you have to say this? 😭 I had a few more years before this realization. Where do I get my news from now? 😅

[@nicstory3110]

You also have to take in to consideration that the Midwest is funded by the coasts. The Midwest doesn’t understand how much of their daily life is funded by the coasts. THAT needs to be made abundantly clear for them to not be selfish.

[@aaronphillips1210]

Please explain the logic of the midwest, which FEEDS the coasts, is funded by the coasts? EVERY coastal state except California receives as much or a larger percentage of its overall revenue from Federal funding than ANY Midwestern state. THE MIDWEST Funds the rest of the country as 36 of 50 states receive more of their overall revenue from federal funds than ANY midwestern state not named Indiana. Maybe THAT needs to be made abundantly clear for the rest to not be selfish.

[@jeffdroog]

Or you could jist tell them that the coast has already been housing energy plants for a long time that ONLY benefit the inner areas of the country.Maybe stop giving them power,because their energy needs issues shouldn't be your problem...Then see how fast that energy network gets built.

[@nicstory3110]

@@aaronphillips1210 they take more funding than other states but the population is higher and provides that funding in the first place. Imagine what would happen if all the coastal states kept all their federal taxes, the midwest would crumble. The Midwest might provide some agricultural benefits to the coastal states but let’s not kid ourselves here, there are plenty of goods from the coasts that get sent right back to the Midwest in exchange. In that same vein you should look in to why every time eastern Oregon and eastern Washington tries to form a new states away from the western side it fails… Seattles and Portlands tax money funds the eastern sides of the state… I swear republicans would try and cut their own legs off to spite the left if they thought it would “own the libs”… stupid and selfish they don’t even realize all the blue cities pay for the rest of the country.

[@ChrisCarson-k5e]

Here in utah any trailer park has their power lines are underground.i am not sure out of utah if thats also common with trailer parks,im just wondering how close are they to the gas lines and cable lines and other lines and sewage lines and here in utah we have the wasatch fault which its said it is over due for a 7 or greater earthquake.to bad electric power lines havent gone wireless.

[@brianedwards8060]

High School 🎒

[@maxfield3106]

John Oliver is such a wolf in sheep's clothing. I love it. He is the worst friend of all those believe him to be their best. What a vile and putrid character. Very funny though, and clearly scarily intelligent.

[@jlev1028]

Better than all those evil Repulicans you worship, though.

[@amandasandoval7941]

Ugh, "return on investment" $$$ 🤢

[@salmondo3451]

Where did you hear that, I must’ve missed it

[@brianedwards8060]

New Hampshire

[@parthenonx2697]

He didnt mention Hawaii or Alaskas power grid. Or even Puerto Rico.

[@moogle68]

They only have so much time per episode, and for a show seen globally (and more importantly, nationally), it doesn't make much sense to spend time on such small niches of the issue at hand.

[@brianedwards8060]

😂😂funny

[@stonerhistory8742]

Weird I had a dream about lightning storms taking out

[@jamiedriscoll9781]

9:55 hopefully you read a book in the day time unlike the thumbnail.

[@CurseBreakerNok]

No shit the colloquialisn of Dad does this themastat would cone from an advertisement, fuck me, I should have guessed that

[@MrAndrewIbsen]

Small Modular Nuclear Reactors!!!

[@jeffdroog]

That guy should have his power shut off lol Why is he making his energy needs someone elses problem? Sounds to me,he can make his own lol

[@edgarloredo6750]

Buy a Hyliion Karno generator and get off the grid. 😊

[@brianedwards8060]

Houston Shit😡🤮

[@andrewb445]

John Oliver is one of my favorite Brits. But, then again, I do not know most folks from that island. What the fuck does it matter anyway? How many Brits do I know? What matters is that this bloke, who is now really a dude keeps it real and brings the laughter while leaving a trail for researching things. John Oliver twists these 26 characters of this Anglo Saxon alpbabet remarkably well. Keep it it going brother man. Mannaz an rispeck from the island of Jamaica.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

If you don't like looking at them, the electricity cables can be put underground. In my area, we're not terribly far from a huge offshore wind farm. To connect it to the national grid (we only need one here), it's been put underground, and the land has recovered so quickly that I know theoretically where they are (I saw them being installed in a few places), but I couldn't be precise about it. Btw, we've been running our grid on 100% non-fossil fuel sources for the last few years. Not bad for a country with about 70 million people including densely-populated cities and very isolated farms and small communities on groups of islands!

[@jeffdroog]

That's completely wrong lol

[@salmondo3451]

What country are you from?

[@jeffdroog]

@@salmondo3451 The fake country lol He made this up.

[@amandasandoval7941]

😆 kiddos slugs 😆

[@jeffdroog]

That's wrong...No one said kiddos

[@amandasandoval7941]

@jeffdroog I meant kuddos. Auto Correct. But way to waste some data there.

[@jeffdroog]

@amandasandoval7941 And your incorrect message wasn't a "waste of data"...Whatever that means lol I've never heard of there being a dire data shortage lol

[@amandasandoval7941]

@jeffdroog well there is. How long can you sit still and be quiet?

[@jeffdroog]

@amandasandoval7941 Longer than you apparently lol I didn't get here until after you posted the wrong word lol You could just admit you're slow,and shut up lol

[@OldJackWolf]

For small structures, go solar with a battery and get off the grid. Problem solved. And when its your turn to go through a disaster , you won't be without power for 3 weeks like Asheville just went through .

[@fwfulton]

I have an Idea Build a Tunnel connecting the East and West (first along I-10) that carries electricity, Internet, and Water. When the South East Floods the water flows to the West Coast (Lake Mead). Yes it will take time but doing nothing has not help for the last 50+ Years

[@BaldAndCurious]

Jake Sully and Neytiri.... can you do PayPal?

[@unknOwN-nv9nu]

Humans are such a bother and if I dare say it in the way of humans A.I watches us now. Have fun with that thought. :)

[@parthenonx2697]

Americans not being able to speak their own language is the saddest part of this episode 😂