Comments by "Zach B" (@zachb1706) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. For what
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  2. Trick Trick depends, however compared to actual forest cover, land taken up by humans is very minimal. That’s a very specific example though
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  3. Trick Trick I don’t think any countries forest cover can stabilise carbon emissions - hence why the globe us warming.
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  4. No it shouldn’t. It’s not hard to grasp
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  5. Chris Ford it’s not a pyramid scheme
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  6. Chilli pepper it’s also the fact that the power grid is more than just power, it’s a complex system that needs many things to be stable. Things like a constant controllable amount of power, power grid inertia (the act of moving turbines at a constant speed like a coal or nuclear power plant that can regulate the grid and actually allow everything to work), the hz of the grid (the us runs at 60hz, while most countries run 50). All of these aren’t stable on a 100% renewable grid which does not have this.
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  7. MLM actually sells a product
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  8. johanazhari MLM’s sell a product, pyramid scenes are selling rights to sell rights to people.
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  9. Answer is no
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  10. XtremeConditions MLM’s are very similar, and often pyramid schemes disguise themselves as an MLM, but the difference is the thing they sell. Pyramid schemes make the participant pay, with the offers that they will get more money from recruiting others to do the exact same thing. MLM’s sell a product, and when you refer someone to that product you make money. There actually something tangible. Either way both are bad to get into. Some companies use MLM’s as a small bonus, like OneDrives referral bonuses getting you a free 5 gigabytes simply for someone creating a feed account.
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  11. It was called holland back then was it not?
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  12. kasper Markus Holland as a name wasn’t officially stopped until recently
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  13. Why?
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