Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "The World's Biggest Desalination Plants Should Not Exist" video.

 @umaikakudo they have as much right as anyone else. Besides domestic nuclear power does not equal nuclear weapons. You're not smart.
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@Dongonzales123 I can see you are totally uninformed about nuclear power. Leave, go inform yourself and come back. Solar power is great and of course it's abundant in the desert but nothing generates power like nuclear power. Go educate yourself.
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 @duran9664 the brine from desal plants could be reused in so many brilliant ways. People are idiots if they don't think the brine has further value.
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Desal plants are the way of the future for low-water areas. Until we can magic up water from the air I see no other way. Natural precipitation ain't cutting it. Water pipelines can work for some areas but won't work for all. Nuclear power can power the plants vs FF which are polluting (as is ugly and damaging NG) and there are many brilliant and promising uses for the brine and resulting salts from this process. With a little innovation, commitment and investing by governments and/or private sources desal plants and the resultant brine materials can be incredible vital resources. Simply evaporate all of the fluid to get to the salts and allow to pile up in an area of the plant, then sell or give to nations and regions that use salts during the winter. Filter the brine for other valuable materials. Between evaporation and filtering, no brine need to be disposed anywhere on land or water. It's really just obvious common sense. I'm surprised when people say that these methods aren't useful or promising when to me they're beyond obvious. I guess I'm just a mega genius that won't quit. I mean I never thought so personally but I mean- when I hear arguments it sound silly to me I tend to feel that way. I guess I really am a super ultra mega genius because I can see things that are simply sensible. Thanks AM for another fine well-researched video I just as usual disagree with you in some parts. And that's ok.
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 @nabilfreeman make me.
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 @TheBooban but why not use it for irrigation? That's what it should go towards. Recycled gray and black water I mean.
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