Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "South China Morning Post" channel.

  1. @Channel000 There is a biiiig difference between a zoo and a farm here mate.
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  2. Wow this is incredibly disturbing. Weirdly he looks more like a Jedi then a Buddhist statue, which in a way feels even worse.😰😞😂😂 Although seeing as it is supposed to be a contrast to his real personality, I guess it does work. And yes, I DEFINITELY want to see one of Elon musk.🤩❤️ That would be soooo awesome.
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  3. Put on them. Not only will this help the people of China financially, but this will also definitely help to lower their huge population numbers. The country needs to start reducing now, if they ever want to have a chance of actual sustainability. Hopefully in the future, they will actually finally be able to start demolishing all the cheap housing they’ve built, along with perhaps a city or two. Same goes for India as well. These numbers have been unsustainable for such a long time, and now, this is their chance to finally fix that.
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  4. This is an incredible feat indeed. See people, this is what happens when we’re not willing to take risks and actually push forward in the development ourselves. They always ends up getting there first. Although, being China and all, I’m a little surprised that the fully commercial version will take them about six years!? Still feels like a little while off which is disappointing. We need to push this technology hard and be willing to take risks again with unique and incredible engineering. Both Here in the UK and the US.
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  5. This sounds like an amazing series. I’ll definitely have to check it out myself as soon as possible. Shame on Pakistan and India for pulling it. I would’ve at least thought their southern neighbour would have allowed it.
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  6. Gonna take ages, but I sure hope so.
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  7. Okay… I just had a heart-attack from cuteness overload.😍😍😍😲😄❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ LOVE ALL AROUND. Coooor is there anything cuter than these little guys.
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  8. Well, the US promised to pull out, but the UK certainly didn’t entirely. We can still return if necessary, and it definitely seems like we will have to.
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  9. It’s definitely an admirable cause to get more people into the industry. But the real best thing long-term is to actually pay these people what they deserve for the incredible work they put into it all the time. Same really should go for other animators around the world, but particularly in Japan.
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  10.  @kagenohikari8  Very true. That’s why they definitely need more people from abroad working in the country more that ever. Not just to help with the workload but also eventually have enough of them to start working together to change public and business practices.
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  11. I’m definitely with you there. This could definitely help to fill a hole in public transport and make getting around easier for both young and old people. Sure there really wouldn’t be a huge benefit to installing a line just for it, but considering it can transition from one or the other, it could very easily be used in almost every town or village that has a railway line going through it that isn’t too busy.
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  12.  Show Bobs and Vegana  I very much doubt it. If India was walking in the shadow of the west then it would’ve followed our example and had ‘less children’ by now. India will probably end up breeding itself into extinction. They need to take a page out of Japans book. For goodness sake, it really does feel like they’ve never heard of contraception or abortion over there or something.😒
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  13.  @kursdmappingandco.4409  What are you talking about? We are not even in the east anymore. Trying his greatest enemy is itself. The CCP is it own peoples enemy, or are you actually in support of what the party is trying to do to Hong Kong’s freedoms? Not to mention India is doing nothing but destroying its own country through terrible management and over population. One of which can be also said for China itself. The two countries need help from the west to actually bring things back to at least a semblance of normality, otherwise the two countries will end up just blowing each other to bits over each other’s territory and resources. Both need a massive shrinkage in population and a re-formation of its peoples rights as individuals, so the individual ‘is as important as the whole’.
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  14. @Anakin Skywalker Oh yeah like the east ruling over the world would be any better with China as the head. That will be the end of the free world as we know it. Wouldn’t care much if they were a democracy but they aren’t.
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  15.  @PyroMax  Exactly. It’s all soo hypocritical.
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  16. This is so cool. I definitely want to visit this when it’s finished. It’s really great to see that it won’t end up taking something like a decade to be implemented. Just two more years.👍🏼👏🏼
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  17. Let us hope then that peace can be restored sooner rather than later when Ukraine wins. These people don't deserve this either.
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  18.  @kristinkemnitzer444  Yeeeep. The world is truly tipping upside down right now.
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  19. Let us just hope it will not be so yet.
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  20. Truly, it is a disaster movie made real.
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  21.  @johnnyw6467  WHAT? Criticising the CCP isn’t racist. The CCP is the Chinese Communist Party. You can criticise them all you like without attacking any specific racial group. Any racial group can be oppressive or corrupt.
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  22. Yeah it was nice of them for turning off the electricity. Although this is also very very strange.
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  23. He’s the maaan
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  24. This is an absolutely incredible environment. You can just sense the centuries of history that must have passed over this terrain. I’m betting it even was part of the ancient silk Road. You could tell here that that SpaceX environment suit was a Chinese made lame copy. I guess it’s just their way of trying to trial run it, but doesn’t really work if you don’t pressurise the thing.😓
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  25. Sorry, I’m not American and even I know they’ve won some wars. Most of which though they did require outside help. China will fall to the rest of the world eventually, but we will have to be united in order to do so.
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  26. Well I certainly have mixed feelings about this one.
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  27. I couldn’t agree more.
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  28. I wish I lived in that world.
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  29. Taufiq A. Farizi The series you’re thinking of I think is Konosuba.
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  30. This is China we are talking about here. Very much doubt they would ever help a group like the Taliban, even with something like an earthquake unless there is another agenda.
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  31. Yep, I wonder how the kids will feel about that once they realise that they themselves won’t have that status ever. Kind of like Harry and Megan all over again.😩😆😔
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  32. This really is another terrible day in the history of aviation. I hope they are able to retrieve all the information from the black boxes. This plane coming down so quickly is rather suspect really. If the plane was heavily damaged and that’s why I came down so fast or it was attacked by someone.
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  33. Very interesting design that has potential, but not quite sure with this current look right here. Much prefer the vertical forest design. That could really work in other countries, especially ones that don’t have mosquitoes.😆👌🏼
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  34.  @Kiev-in-3-days Spot on
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  35. Definitely want to reaffirm Japan that Britain along with the US will stand by them no matter what in these troubling times.
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  36. Serves America and Canada right.
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  37. I’ve been much doubt that, on both counts.
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  38. I know I feel the same way. We are all really concerned about these people but at the same time it feels like a lot of them had it coming for completely ignoring all of the rules thinking the virus was gone and ended up paying the price for it. Hopefully Indian will learn from their terrible mistakes in some small and big ways.
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  39. Here here. I still can’t believe my home country the UK has actually gone along with the US on this.
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  40.  @AncientakoCh  Hay, you can still have dignity and do what is needed.
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  41. Another reason why Hong Kong is awesome.
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  42. Yi Long I really feel you man from all of us here in Britain. We really do support you in your efforts to try and make Hong Kong a better place. Well, as best we can really under the current circumstances. Obviously building more houses and skyscrapers isn’t exactly an option for Hong Kong anymore. I mean, there’s only so much land you have before the whole area becomes a giant polluted zone like mainland China. The only real solutions, and you’re not going to like them, or to either check out all people from mainland China, cull everybody over a certain age so there’s more space, or preferably bring in a proper one child policy, and slowly wait out the problem until eventual space is freed up.
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  43. Ok, now that’s not mysterious at all. Would be interesting if it turns out it’s actually a man-made object.
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  44. No idea why you'd say that!?
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  45. Steven Rodriguez Who knows. It is China after all.
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  46. Joe Shmoe You’d think they would be allowed to say at least a few negative things, you know, to make it a little bit more realistic.😆
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  47.  @kiabtoomlauj6249  Soo true. It’s soo terribly sad.
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  48. Here we go again I guess. Wonder how much water this is gonna cut off now.
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  49. I really don’t get WHY that guy did it though?
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  50. Beeeeeeeautiful
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