World's Future MEGAPROJECTS

A documentary on the ten most ambitious mega-projects currently under development around the world, featuring: Dubai World Central Airport (United Arab Emirates); Songdo International Business District (South Korea); Tokyo-Osaka Maglev Train (Japan); Masdar City (United Arab Emirates); The Grand Canal (Nicaragua); National Trunk Highway System (China); International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor [ITER] - Fusion (France); World's Tallest Building (Azerbaijan); Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (India); King Abdullah Economic City (Saudi Arabia).
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[@TheNightWatcher1385]

If America's politicians weren't so busy putting the economy through the shitter and spending more and more money on the military, the USA might be able to contribute to all this advancement.

[@Direwolf56]

***** Why would the USA in any of its own interests want to contribute to an Arabic city halfway around the world?

[@TheNightWatcher1385]

Direwolf56 Not what I meant. I'm saying that America could be sponsoring its own mega projects if our politicians would actually spend money on things that matter.

[@TheNightWatcher1385]

qwervqwe vqwevqwev I know it's clear that the global economic center is going to shift to the Middle East and Asia and there's no real way to stop it. I just feel that the west doesn't need to decline in order for this to happen. Especially in America with all its economic and industrial potential. It's just being squandered.

[@lolyeah1103]

So true

[@aamirkhalifa1902]

MishuTaste Haha you actually think the US is gonna pay back that debt? Why do you think they've built such a huge military? It's sad but the truth is... those countries are never seeing their money again

[@adamislands]

Intro: United Arab Emirates (Dubai) 2:12 Songdo (International Business District) South Korea 4:44 Nicaragua's Grand Canal 9:08 Masdar City, UAE 12:32 Japan's Maglev High-Speed Rail 15:16 Khazar Islands (Azerbaijan) 18:23 Iter (international scientific project) 20:57 Chinese Expressways 23:41 Delhi-Mumbai Industrial corridor 26:20 King Abdullah / Economic City in Saudi Arabia Great video btw ☺️

[@mthafke7103]

Important comment

[@agasarang]

We live near Songdo. It's a great place to live, but the development has slowed down due to overall economic downturn. However, the parks, trash system, shops, entertainment areas, etc are as modern as the video says. The food is becoming more international too. Overall it's a welcome reprieve from the sardine-like conditions in Seoul.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

+agasarang Thanks for your comment!

[@conquerertv2731]

+The Daily Conversation hey dude when I grow up I am creating a bussness thats better than microsoft and start building the most green safe biggest futuristic place in the world my dream is a green world where peaple and nature work together

[@robertwalther28]

+Conquerer TV Don't you meen peepol?

[@ijunkie]

+agasarang ... it looks like a paradise.

[@mohammadjaved78]

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[@SiyaZarrabi]

I really value the time it takes to put one of these together. Great info and visuals! Subscribing.

[@haazharris9678]

very knowledgeable & best thing I've watched on KZbin in a while

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

+Haaz Harris Thanks haaz!

[@beshoymakar7154]

+The Daily Conversation you make one of the best videos in youtube

[@MrCollegeSmart]

+Haaz Harris the black man needs to secure himself in the western hemisphere through black nationalism.

[@teenagerinsac]

+MrCollegeSmart Call Louie the Great!! Rabble rousing is his business. WHO?? You know, the Nation of ISLAM guy!

[@christopherhellinger1135]

I agree

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Featuring the world’s biggest airport (UAE); it’s tallest building (Azerbaijan); it’s fastest train (Japan); it’s biggest shipping canal (Nicaragua); it’s greenest (UAE) and most futuristic (South Korea) cities; it’s most elaborate expressway network (China); and it’s most powerful nuclear fusion reactor (France).

[@dazedoracle9645]

Great video man. I love these kind of topics.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Alex Clark Thanks, Alex...it is a lot of fun to learn about!

[@mariooviedo304]

Do you teach guitar by chance on a different channel? I think I recognize your voice

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

steven gerrard Nope. But now I'm curious, which channel?

[@terribird4862]

The Daily Conversation Hey keep doing what your doing keep doing on devolping countries who are become modern like India, Vietnam, Russia, or Nigeria.

[@jonatanborowicz]

I suddenly feel much more optimistic about the future. :)

[@shawnhall3849]

I do too

[@the-terminator5682]

Trump

[@tipsybun6017]

Jonatan Borowicz dont

[@ahrlj24]

Global warming. Rising sea level.

[@legaciestr]

The-terminator Make america great again! Trump 2020

[@mr.boomguy]

26:20 - "If that's his legacy, he deserves to have a city named after him" ~ The Daily Conversation. Aw, that was so nice of you to say of him :)

[@BrendanLikesApple46]

He said 2027 at the time 20:27.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Wow! Good eye.

[@BrendanLikesApple46]

The Daily Conversation Thanks!

[@warmaxxx]

what a coincidence

[@TeeJayDreed]

half-life 3 is confirmed

[@mahdirasoul2928]

TJDreed ikr

[@silence3185]

finally! someone who is as informative as Wikipedia, i love the narration, it is expertly done. i hope you create more educatiional videos like this one. learned more in 31:07 minutes than i did with 4 years of high school.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Thanks! I hope you find college more informative ;)

[@TheNetsten]

yeah it was good video

[@morningmadera]

What did you do, crack and LSD throughout the 4 years?

[@monovia16]

By far, this is the best video I have ever seen here on YT. Great job, I was impressed with your knowledge of the topics as well as the fact that you expounded on them with your own views and opinions. Thank you for your efforts!

[@RafaelCintron]

This is literally the best video I've seen this year

[@pentamsettyashish2540]

This is the most informative video I have ever watched!

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

***** Wow, thanks!

[@Mars-jq3qp]

The Daily Conversation same for me, this makes me feel like I've been living under a rock I'm 15 btw

[@Mars-jq3qp]

Jerrad Rashliegh he's ignorant so therefore I jus ignored his comment. Many kids my age won't be on utube watching videos like this hence their lack of knowledge compared to mine.

[@Mars-jq3qp]

*****​ Hey man I didn't mean it that way knowledge doesn't have to do with skool work only. I'm pretty sure the things in this video won't be coming on a test 

[@Mars-jq3qp]

***** ignore that guy he's a weirdo with no life that trolls ppl on the internet 😂😂😂

[@EvilEmpire511]

I wasnt expecting to see that anti Chinese propaganda in there I just wanted to see cities of the future and mega projects

[@nepalihercules]

what did you expect? it's an american making the video. no matter how unbiased they try to be, they live in america so are hugely influenced by it.

[@danixdefcon5]

What anti-Chinese propaganda? The only mildly negative thing about China's project was that the expressway system is mostly made of toll roads. The video spent far more time slamming Azerbaijan and Nicaragua. Don't know about Azerbaijan, but I *completely* agree about Nicaragua's canal being an awful, awful thing. EDIT: Ah, you're talking about the Nicaraguan project. That's less of a criticism against China and more criticism against Nicaragua's government. The Sandinista party is a left-leaning party, which makes that canal project akin to Fidel Castro allowing McDonald's to set up shop in Cuba.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

danixdefcon5 Well said, thanks for your clarifying comment.

[@seandelaney2]

Well said noticed that myself there was not a word about how the dam will be built and absolutely everything about the political background and who accompanied China. An absolute shame I was more interested in seeing future projects than political propaganda

[@obsidianstatue]

danixdefcon5 the Panama canal is near it's use by date, with the surge in the post panamax container ships who are too big to go through the panama canal it presents the golden opportunity for Nicaragua to be the center of trade in the western hemisphere.

[@vanaziz5995]

Great video, You need more stuff like this...it's the reason I subscribed

[@speedyslothee3093]

I love watching old videos and seeing how off they are

[@daveharrison84]

It's sad that America don't make that list. The only American project mentioned in the video is the California high speed rail, and that was only to show how unambitious it is compared to Japan's maglev. I can think of many megaprojects that America needs to build. Meanwhile, to any megalomaniac kings or businessmen who want to build a hi-tech modern city in your image, we will give you Flint Michigan, do whatever you want with it.

[@reactchannel9116]

America has very small Mega projects the only one that's pretty good is the California one and there's this one in Texas that is said to decrease the drought

[@David-cv7zi]

Sigh, all of the countries mentioned were developing nations that are experiencing massive growth as they move from the stone age to the information age. We've already done that.

[@dembrik]

David Welge I don't usually comment on videos, but I think your opinion needs correction. If you think that France or Japan are living, as you say, in the stone age, you might have a problem. Yes, the Azeri project is a bit too much for their economy, and it is probable they won't do it actually. And I don't believe in India's project, also.... But China's Junk project seems realistic, which, by the way, isn't, as you say, in the stone age.

[@zanehuseth8621]

OSHO ITER (and DEMO, which they forgot to mention) is probably the most important of all of them and is being built near Marseilles in southern France, so don't feel too left out (:

[@fckingkim]

David Welge You're extremely ignorant. A little travelling and exposure will do you good sir.

[@sjwimmel]

Wow, inspiring. I feel like this single video expanded my view of the world immensely.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Thank you! That's what we were trying to do: expand people's worldview a little bit.

[@averycomer9229]

Such a knowledgeable person you are. Great video, that kept me watching from start to finish. Had no idea the video was half an hour long until after I finished it.

[@moh19931000]

i wonder if one day some of todays technologies would be forgotten by people of future, like how the cultures and technologies of the ancient times are unknown for us. i hope i made sense :)

[@MylesJP]

I've climbed one of the volcanoes on Lake Nicaragua and that's pretty sad that the beautiful tranquil lake will get bisected into a shipping lane. I'm sure the locals won't be happy about that.

[@alexanderboyer65]

Aunt Jemima I wonder if the project is still happening because for such an ambitious thing, I haven't heard a single whisper from the US media.

[@MylesJP]

Alex Boyer Not much on the Wikipedia article. Geographically, if it has to happen that's probably the best place for it but I think environmental groups will have something to say first.

[@hvgyhyvfhjuvhjjgfgjfhsdfbr401]

It's unlikely that it'll go ahead, at least for the foreseeable future.

[@republicofsandles]

Incredible. Thank you for sharing this information with us.

[@TravelNomad]

amazingly edited video with impressive overview of the future. thank you :)

[@prodpetrus]

Yoo one of the best videos I've watched this year hands down!!

[@Zopdoz]

This was very interesting! Subscribed !! You have great content TDC!!!

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Yusuf Omar Thank you Yusuf.

[@invincible203]

The Daily Conversation Same, this and one of your videos I've watched previously is just amazing. I really liked it. Subbed.

[@RuskiVodkaaaa]

My god if and when all these idea's/cities are built god, this just makes me happy to be born in this generation WE are going to have: -Amazing MegaCities -(going off topic but) Technology going beyond our imaginations Wonder what my life will be like by 2025 when I'm 26 years old. I'll comment back on this when It's 2025 cya till then people.

[@lunamystery5642]

Hopefully it will be s good time to be in our 20s XD especially for those graduating from university

[@rodomontade]

TheRobofriend Then again, megacities might by definition not be 'amazing' to live in - the skyline crowded by huge monoliths of banks and corporations that look as if they could be built in any place on earth - everywhere looking the same due to globalisation - streetlife that is replaced by 'malls' and indoor mega centres. It appears we are heading towards a future of less valuable human interaction, more worship of money and then, hiding around the corner, the unimaginably terrible effects of global warming that was produced by all of it. We certainly live in interesting times, but I think we'll be in quite a bit of strife sooner or later if this is the outlook. People like feeling human, and the environment likes being conserved.

[@syncmaster7539]

TheRobofriend And even with this new technology, these new Amazing Megacities™ (which would be bursting from overpopulation), flying cars, high-speed internet, and more, humans will be killing each other, nations will be at war, etc... Nothing can change the fact that humans are animals and that their primary goal is the continuance or survival of their identity, whether genetic (e.g: animals killing each other over mates) or other (as with ultranationalism). Don't worry, be happy! LOL At least you're born in a time where the economy is good enough to provide sufficient food for even the lazy and laws are enforced efficiently enough to maintain good social order. As for me, I'll have to wait some more until I become 26...

[@Dionyzos]

TheRobofriend Technonolgy going beyond our imaginations... could be our worst nightmare. COULD be... just research a little in Artificial Intelligence and youll know what I mean.

[@AbeC792]

I will be 24

[@ryanshehata6339]

This really makes me think about what the world will be like in 15 years... I'll still be young by then and I really do look forward to all of the technology we'll have.

[@oliviafletcher2305]

These videos are fantastic! So full of knowledge and future ideas I didn't even know existed. I could watch them endlessly!

[@Lumanix1]

U guys got me hooked on this video. Thank you great documentary, :) SUBSCRIBED

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Thank you, welcome to TDC!

[@joescott]

Great vid. It's good to know that at least some of these massive projects are going toward the mission of higher efficiency and sustainability.

[@dantedavis4679]

Hi

[@baarujoseph1248]

Thank you for taking your time to research and compile this, I imagine it was not easy and straight forward, this is quite educative. Great work

[@KwelNews]

This was fantastic!! thanks for making the video!

[@MrMarios3000]

This has to be one of the best developed videos in the whole KZbin. After all these projects i cant even imagine what future technology holds for us.... Really glad to be born in this era

[@therealgiannis3117]

I've been to Masdar I like it XD

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Jay Jay Puskas Quaresma Nice!

[@therealgiannis3117]

***** You should move back I honestly believe this Country is incredible!! No Tax also it's a very diverse, modern, and beautiful country.... and what's amazing is Abu Dhabi and Dubai are so different they attract different types of people!

[@therealgiannis3117]

***** I'm sorry i didn't realize you were a young Kid... but not to worry everyone can always achieve the goals they have in life no matter what those goals are... so just keep your chin up and take steps to achieve your goals, dreams and ambitions :) everything is possible !

[@prayonkreutz2398]

An update on these projects on the eve of 2020 would be really awesome!!

[@taruntheboss9394]

best documentary i had ever seen!!

[@deanwcampbell]

My fiance and I almost vacationed in Dubai. However; when researching hotels and which area to stay in, we realized that (considering our heritage; Brazil & USA) most likely we would be better off going to Australia or the Caribbean. The freedom to kiss my fiance without the fear of being incarcerated, whipped or the uncomfortable act of our beheadings was the main factor. But there were several other factors; like the possession/consumption of alcohol, my fiance operating a motor vehicle (which apparently can even include turning on a stereo) female head-scarfs in public and restrictions on public dancing). We were married almost 8 years ago, so I'm sure things are different now. Please be careful and plan accordingly so you can fully enjoy your vacation!

[@Manachtron]

At first I thought: "Meh, just another Top X vid about stuff, mediocre.." But then I was really surprised! Well done, guys! Nice information!

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Manachtron Sweet! That's much appreciated...

[@ArhamZulqarnaenShamsudin]

Manachtron very true indeed. The Daily Conversation , you just get another subscriber :) Amazing video. Professional and yet very engaging. Nicely pace as well. 2 thumbs up.

[@user-bf2qt7fn2k]

great work! thank you for it

[@shortsightedness8371]

Wow i cant believe these awesome awesome projects! Keep the vids up!

[@GBart]

Welp, I'm moving to Songdo

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Let us know what it's really like ;)

[@jamilahrazzaq8780]

Songdo & Masdar are the most interesting cities in this doc.

[@Swordsquire]

AndroidDoctorr Ditto!

[@ajaypatil1654]

I not believe it 😱😱😱😱😱

[@Orange_Laowai]

Could you do another video on this topic?

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

***** Sure!

[@Mahtlahtli]

The Daily Conversation You are completely bias, you mention the negative impacts of Nicaragua and Azerbaijan, but you dont say anything about the slavery and human rights abuses used to create those cities in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. You completely ignore about the fact that so many millions of Indians would be evicted out of there homes and face gentrification when megacities are developing. This video is so bias and pathetic..... you really need to pick it up

[@al3xthegr8est]

Mahtlahtli I see your point but that's not what the videos about.

[@Mahtlahtli]

Alex Ogden if its not the video's objective to discuss the negative impacts of megaprojects, then why did he mention them in Nicaragua and Azerbaijan?

[@al3xthegr8est]

Ya i guess he shou

[@francischandrahasen2968]

I enjoyed it; an excellent production. Thanks

[@doron7747]

Amazing video, great job.

[@naybobdenod]

First time here :) A very enjoyable video and quite enlightening to say the least. You have a new subscriber also :). Please keep up the good work. ps The narrator is most listenable.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Thank you very much! Welcome aboard.

[@yazid709]

It's good to see Asia rise again. We've been the dominant figure throughout history, and I'm extremely happy to see development to this extent become a reality within a few decades. I'm especially happy for the likes of Dubai and India.

[@XRally]

Who knows maybe America will stop funding their damn army...

[@CellJr.]

+Mughal-e-Azam Africa was actually the first dominant figure since we all came from there.... 4000 years ago, The Ancient Egyptian Empire was the most dominant empire of the old world.

[@XRally]

Cell Jr. True dat.

[@yazid709]

+Cell Jr. Ancient Egypt was the most dominant empire of the old world? I'm not refuting the genius and architectural masters of the ancient egyptians, but there have been larger empires, ie; the persian empire in the ancient world. However it is just an objective fact that Asia dominated as a whole in terms of economics, overall wealth and commerce etc

[@CellJr.]

Mughal-e-Azam I'm not saying there hasn't been "larger empires" in terms of size, but when was the last time you heard people talking about Ancient Persia in such high sophistication and esteem? Ancient Egypt is one of, if not The Greatest Ancient Civilizations that we currently study and learn about today. They are also responsible for a lot of things we use/do today. That was my initial point.... Ancient Egypt was a large super power, long before other Greek, Roman, and Persian civilizations sought to invade and take it over.

[@juankyyutu]

Thx Daily Conversation. Excellent contribution

[@YstenID]

Really well put together!

[@cookiehustle]

the creativity named “azerbaijan tower”, thanks for this late night content

[@SirFantasticFuck]

You forgot to include lego castle im building for my hamster.

[@MinhajArifin]

thank you, I really liked the narration. It is enthusiastic, critical hopeful and always informing.

[@MdumairAhsanUMR]

Loved The Video

[@guiugui]

22:20 so you take a picture of São Paulo's traffic jams to talk about the increasing number of cars in China?

[@richardtaylor3331]

Great video. I enjoyed it immensely.

[@moh.jabbaroxtaverdimj2492]

I subscribe this channel for its passion to publish positive, inspiring and visionary videos of all people around the world developing and constructing their land. Beside, the narrator is human, not AI like other.

[@karlasamaroo6329]

thanks for showing me the beautiful places

[@bryanhiebert1941]

this is the world i'll be seeing when im in my 40's

[@fmissark]

Excellent video! , Just suscribed

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Thanks Franklin, glad you're aboard!

[@Jweezyization]

Excellent video, great job!

[@saadmankhawrizmi]

This was very entertaining, thank you for the knowledge!

[@siamandomar9700]

This is what I like about China: It's an ambitious country and it's not afraid of undertaking colossal endeavors. I'm not Chinese, but for some reason, their tremendous levels of ambition give me goosebumps, and frankly, make me proud to be human again. We need more countries that are willing to take such risks for the sake of moving humanity forward if we are to reinvigorate a sense of purpose and pride within our species. Somewhere throughout the middle of the 20th century, "we" (mainly the West) lost our way and started focusing on celebrities, fleeting pleasures, and vapid entertainment rather than inspiring acts of human bravery and ingenuity. We need a sense of purpose if we are to get out from the moral rut we're in now. At least, that's how I feel.

[@jpkjnn6733]

This is excellent. Thank you.

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Thank you!

[@prettykidd1998]

The Daily Conversation america got no type of plan for the future they all money whoring

[@nightlightabcd]

Ave Boii KB - Sure the US has plans, the right will have us using more oil, more coal and poorer workers to make the rich richer and the continued imports of everything from China and more costly and unfunded wars! More religious coercion and more guns!

[@gordesmihaela4635]

Ave Boii KB In the Jews pockets. You guys have sooo Much debt that you can't even thin of a bright future. Germany was in the same situation about 80 years ago, with a lot of debt and jews> after war Germany paid all the expense of the war and now is one of the greatest countries in the world. You put all of them in the high ranking positions and now you can't even think of the future, except paying taxes and wars with all the nation of the world. I am not antisemittic but this is the truth., Wars, wars wars. Every american is targeted as long as he leave the US. You can't win all the wars all the time. One day US will be a forgoten empire, justlike Italy and Greece these days. Probably not in our lifetime but not far away...

[@lilychau8616]

this is a really nice document, thanks!

[@ellashy6539]

Great video! Subcribed

[@lON734]

I am proud to be a part of ITER Project.

[@FrontRowSeatToEarth]

IamExtravagante what is ur job in it?

[@jmmip202]

The middle east is kinda weird. It's either like Iraq or Syria, a war-torn third world country, or it's like the UAE or Dubai, a petrolocratic billionaire city donaldtrumpopolis.

[@FrontRowSeatToEarth]

JmmiP 20 Dubai is a city in the UAE. You should’ve said the UAE and Qatar or Saudi Arabia or Kuwait.

[@wildearth3992]

Yee Yee that’s disgusting

[@user-pl3yh2fv8r]

either “dog” of usa or not

[@naamloos5535]

@@UberAl2008 are you DUMB?

[@zaanga7340]

I love that humans are embarking on these projects and putting our knowledge to the test human EXPANSION ACROSS THE WORLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@agautam21]

Really helpful! Good job guys :)

[@AliSherrr]

You forgot to mention China's development/revival of Silk road network.

[@volkaman]

That UFO @ 2:55 :D !

[@esr10503]

awesome narration!!

[@musicseries9586]

Best video ever.

[@kyalucero7977]

I want to live in a beautiful, varied, cultured mega/super city. It would be so cool to have the city centre ('The Core') comprised of different areas and city styles - e.g. a section of this core being like Las Vegas and parties/raves down every street, shopping/cultural section of the centre, an area of the centre with mansions and parks, an area of the centre for key industrial functions, and new 'types' etc. I don't know, obviously it's pretty much a fantasy, but it would be so damn cool.

[@antwonedavis6258]

I would say that's like las vegs mix with Dubai mix with los angles

[@widetubevision4423]

I don't like city life anymore because of the high stress living with crime, violence, congested traffic, increase rents, lack of suitable jobs for mature people and overcrowding transport system. And I don't like noisey parties or crowds either.

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

Iran Mountains and forests are amazing in this year because we have a lot of rainfall ,So if you are a backpacker try to travel to Iran

[@The_Jazziest_Coffee]

Look, I'm only 11, so don't critizise me about this, but future cities will probably never come true until like, 2037? Well, cuz you see, our world is getting very technological. And I feel like we've just ended an era. I'll call it, the Megadream Era. I call it that cuz, it's felt like, a megadream. Anyways, by 2019, we'll probably enter the next era, the Technological Era. We've made like insane cities, impossible breakthroughs and etc. We've felt like we're back in the 1920s, where nothing is impossible, for a while. By 2043, we start to enter the Second Dark Era. I say this because, corruption, politics and war. Our world will enter extreme risks of global warming. Oil, will almost be drained. Overpopulation, starting to absorb entire countries. Revolutions, breaking out like wildfire cuz, fears. And by then, you realize it, it's been almost 100 years after World War II ended, and guess what Hitler said. He said: By 100 years, a new threat, will arrive, and we'll start to enter the next era, the Nightmare Era. Entire countries, devastated. Wars, causing hundreds to panic. Genocide, thousands, dead. This point, humanity now needs to work, because that's the only way to save them, from this crisis.......... Pls, do not hate, this is just a theory, a depiction or something like that. History is always a surprise. Don't hate, pls..

[@LewisZilla]

Filipino Mapper in other words, modern depressions?

[@larrylitmanen9877]

Getting to airport fast is amazing, I was in Miami and live in NYC and you can get to the airport in 10 minutes in Miami while it is absolute hell getting there in NYC. HOWEVER, i think the future is for airports to be away from the cities because it will be possible to build a very fast train from airport to the center of the city. Not now but say 30-40 years from now it will probably be possible to get from JFK to Mid town on a train that runs pretty fast (you can not do it now, you can get there on a train that is slow and runs thru an area where you can get stabbed or mugged).

[@chronic911]

i love your short documentaries :)

[@christina735]

Great video! Thanks for sharing :)

[@antimaster6432]

Can you explain why americans use the imperial system even though they're the only ones in the world that use it? i cri evry tim someon us imeryal systm.

[@marsultor3044]

Sierra Leone also uses it plus one other country, I think it's Burma but still it's ridiculous for anyone to use imperial.

[@marsultor3044]

***** Maybe t it could also boost trade and other professions to make more because they are using a simpler measurement system.

[@antimaster6432]

***** again greedy corporations ruin people's lives.

[@PolygonPanic]

+tim patin Not simple enough to do without using a calculator. And a completely unneccessary hurdle to international communication.

[@antimaster6432]

tim patin there's an even better sollution: ADOPT METRIC ALREADY! welcome to the XXIst century!!!

[@joes2735]

Great video!

[@lwnaALiraq]

Awesome video, I wish if you make part 2 of these stories before 2017, considering same projects after the drop of oil prices. Thank you once again.

[@drestanmiller6716]

Amazing amazing world - ALL MADE BY PEOPLE. This is great to see & experience, Thanks for the efforts by ALL involved!

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

Part II focuses on China: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX-oaImGqduZmKs

[@snow-cat2442]

Yo Try To Spot Out 9/11 In The Thumbnail. Why Is 9/11 In The Thumbnail

[@gevgev72]

mega taxi erevan

[@dcoulter16]

Gevorg Baboyan

[@rungvova8095]

18:19 What kind of place is it

[@deshmukhdp]

Rung Vova Sky lounge

[@AndsenPhren]

I spotted something in the documentary that kind of is misleading when you talk about the difference in the cost for the maglev train in Japan and the high speed rail system in California you show that the prices are clearly different but not the exact reasons for the project being so much more expensive. I haven't done any intense research or anything but I do think that the high cost of the maglev project in Japan is because they have a much more mountainous region that they are probably making new tunnels for in order to get their train through to all three of their cities. When I looked up the map for the project for the California high speed rail it seems that they are following already developed land ( like following along highways ) so there wouldn't be much in the way of the environment in their way. They may just be using already laid out tracks which could significantly lower the costs for construction and just putting a new high speed rail car on them. In the case of building a completely new track to show the technology to the US I imagine it could be well worth it to have maglev trains. Thank you if read this btw TDC really love your videos -From a Nerd

[@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel]

+Fox Good point, the topography has also caused Japan to have some of the longest railway tunnels in the world (which don't come cheap)...

[@AndsenPhren]

+The Daily Conversation I just think that trains could play a much bigger role in public transportation and cross state transportation in the US, that's not just subways confined to only the biggest cities. It could become a huge business and create some good jobs with a decent road for it going through the country so I would love to see something like maglev trains start to become popular in the US and help us to move away from cars that aren't needed on the roads for short travel across cities so we can be a bit cleaner in our fuel consumption ( because the world's second worse emitter of greenhouse gasses is still really bad in my eyes) . Its just a dream but maybe the world might like what they see when Japan finishes their chuo shinkansen

[@AndsenPhren]

+The Daily Conversation also just saying the Elon Musk's hyperloop is something truly amazing that could improve this technology even more. Possibly making a trip across the entire US a 3 hour trip one day. Can't wait for the future

[@beastcommentator8991]

+Fox Japan also need build the most stable railway because the land is very risky for the earthquake. Japan has to double the safety when compared to others.

[@Wolfen443]

Andsen Phren, I LOVE the look of the trains. I hope that we get some sexy looking High speed trains coming down to Downtown Miami when they complete that project in South Florida.

[@roberthorwood4276]

WoW! great video. very punchy. thank you.

[@raysorayhocobalt]

My Syrian friend said his father lived in Dubai for working. He was so much lucky that he gained a large profit due to their impressive technology.

[@mohamad111able]

Saudi Arabia is doing mush to be a successful country Thanks for this video

[@ZiPolishHammer]

When I think social progress, the first country that comes to mind is Saudi Arabia.

[@Perceiz]

Are women allowed to go around like that without covering their face/head in King Abdullah's city? Something I was wondering about...

[@talhakamran2351]

Perceiz yes of course, its just a rumour that foriegn people spread and think that women should wear hijab, thats actually false.

[@rohanshinde4327]

PG3600 A foreign woman was arrested few days ago because she twitted a pic of herself without a Burqa/Hijab.

[@mohamad111able]

Rohan Shinde Are you muslim?

[@stairwaytoheaven1719]

I think there is a scope for a large empire to form in Africa.

[@antoy384]

This sounds exactly like Wendover Productions: Knowledgeable, pace, excellent density of information... It's awesome if that means he's been recruited for major TV work! Congrats !

[@saintvictorie]

this made me look forward for the future and start building my life.

[@marytica123]

MEANWHILE, BACK IN THE GOOD OL' USA.... we can't even keep our infrastructure from crumbling. Long gone are the days of the massive projects like the Hoover Dam, the Interstate Highway System, and giant urban subways. FAR FROM IT - funds are lacking just to pave the ever-growing number of potholes in your neighborhood streets. AND, if you ARE lucky enough to get Federal dollars for a project, it takes double the anticipated time and triple the budget ! WASHINGTON DC needs an enema !

[@MrKaplan1]

+Mary A I'm sorry to say this, but in the near future, the USA will no longer have this image of strenght, it's government is bankrupt, it has so much debt and it did nothing but the opposite to help it, taking part in wars and foreign conflicts funding different countries and organizations for its own alliance agenda forgetting about its own internal huge problems. Managing a landscape as vast the united states is HUGE and requires a vast attention and constant funding, funding that was and still is wasted elsewhere. I'm sorry but the good old'USA has outlived its days, and is ruined by its leaders. Americans will say that they had nothing to do with the decisions of their leaders, but what have they done to change them anyway ?

[@mackmaster100]

This video was truly amazing! But I wonder one thing.. Why is no western country, mainly thinking of Europe and North America throwing money into this kind of megaprojects? (Apart from the fusion research that is)

[@randofernando834]

Two reasons; 1) We have much empty space like the middle eastern countries have. They have vast empty deserts, most of the west doesn't, so it would mean building over natural habitats. 2) We don't need to. Most western countries are already developed, therefore don't have a booming population. 3) Most middle eastern countries have a small population, so they don't need to focus spending on health care or similar expenses. 4) Cheap labor law are strict in western countries. Not so much for Eastern countries.

[@mackmaster100]

***** Thank you, really wellput answer! I think you're right about everything except your third point. Yes for example Saudi Arabia and United Emirates have small populations but China and India?.. Not so much.. I it's more a question of how much of the countires budget goes into a health care system. And I think many of these countries spend less money on healthcare systems than countries in the west do, counting in percent that is.

[@bretmuldner]

+MACK VERY simple! The west is on there way out! 1 Look at manufacturing. 2 Look at our corrupt government, they have stolen every penny our citizens have. 3 They have regulated our businesses to the point they can't afford to do it competitively! 4 If our government is left as is we will be blown off the earth by some one! I could go on and on..

[@chelseajennings5969]

+MACK this was super interesting for sure! We don't have that much money to throw at that stuff because we waste it all policing the world, helping other countries, not taking care of ourselves, and overspending on welfare! We have space to spread out people also as Emilo stated below! They have to build these tall, high buildings where we can spread out not up!

[@mountedantman10]

+MACK It's like asking, why are no western countries getting more optic fiber? Because to upgrade the infractructure to latest models, you have to tear out the older infrastrucutre.

[@kiratikornsangsung5754]

Thank you very much for great information

[@ilnegrodellozar]

congrat TDC for the great outlook of what's the world is coming to ;-)... I'm a urban development enthusiast and I find some of the MegaProjects exciting... Nevertheless, in most of the cases, I wonder whether or not those city-revolutions are backed with a serious thoughts about how people would adapt to such radical changes.

[@susanapollo284]

Great video. Very well done and very informative

[@changeisnowpeople]

yes i am also a fan of sim city or cities skyline. find it challenging n exciting...too late to change my career to become an urban planner...

[@roxanneponson3209]

That was really interesting. Thanks.

[@bosepukur]

an exceptional video

[@fujoto9353]

Can't wait to see games in 9016

[@ajaypatil1654]

You can go now 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@mattheweppley]

This is an amazing documentary - thank you so much!

[@joelvillanueva784]

I really enjoyed the video, thank you for sharing it for us. I believe there are a lot of things occurring in this world that we do not know about and it is very important for people around the world to know what rich people and rich countries are doing to destroy our world with lots of things. All of these projects that these people are constructing have disadvantages in the future and many people will be the victims of these incidents.

[@diegopoveda8908]

Great videos, I like the way they are narrated and the information they present. One addition to the information you presented on the Panama canal, although the canal opened in 1914, the canal planning started back on the 19th century. As part of the political debate it encouraged the former state of Panama to separate from its hosting nation: Colombia. The separation took place in 1903 with off course political and military support from the US in exchange for 100 years of canal use at a discount rate for US ships.