Comments by "Kate S" (@KateeAngel) on "Thunderf00t" channel.

  1. Sorry, Moon! Musk is too busy begging his employees to have his babies! 😂😂😂
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  2. ​ @donwald3436 diversity hire was not the reason for accident, in fact.
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  3. He didn't even hire them himself. His company merged with one, which actually developed the PayPal platform, and then Musk was CEO or something of merged company for only a very short time period
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  4. Vacuum, plus enormous acceleration and deceleration - they are really determined to bring all problems of space travel to Earth!
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  5. Russia: laughing madly
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  6. I study photosynthesis, and when he started talking about it, I looked like 😱
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  7.  @FemtoSecn  yeah, sure, in your imagination. Just cause something isn't seen doesn't meanit doesn't exist. Also, that state that kills or jails people for being gay, is criminal itself, so I guess that cancels out all "need" for regular criminals
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  8. That feeling of living in futuristic AI city, but women still don't have equal rights, and it's illegal to be gay...
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  9. Licking the boots of billionaire con-man. Branson is a con-man, liar and a scammer. Whole modern corporate economy is billionaire con-men scamming people again and again and getting away with it
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  10. People who were saying "I wOn'T nEeD sCiEnCe AnYwAy!!1 I jUsT nEeD tO pAsS eXaMs!!11" at high school
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  11.  @elenabob4953  it depends on whether children are his 🤣
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  12. Don't insult lizards, they are innocent little creatures)
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  13. To offset global deforestation they would need to plant 20 million trees every day, not in a few months
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  14.  @methylmike  of course they chose SpaceX, they had to choose a private company, cause govt funding wasn't enough, and SpaceX is only private company which did at least anything of worth in space. They had no real choice. Maybe the real problem here is the privatisation of space in the first place? Have you ever thought about it? Maybe NASA shouldn't be constantly under-funded?
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  15. I realised that techno-futurists are in 90% of cases scammers, when I was a teen, and was binge-watching videos about "technological singularity" from so-called "experts" in that field. The more they talked, the clearer it became, that it is total nonsense.
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  16.  @markfernandes2467  nah, many people truly receive a PhD, and then forget much of what they learned. Sometimes forget even before that. Doesn't mean that all PhDs are worthless, though. One should look at what a particular person does to know whether their PhD is worth something
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  17. Lets send Elon Musk and some of his fans right now! On a Starship, of course!
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  18.  @duneydan7993  you are saying? Maybe he won't build a whole city on Mars by 2060 as well? Oh, what a shock
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  19. Some people have their biases extended even to robots. I bet that man doesn't even realise how what he said can be misinterpreted. Musk fans are not known gor critical thinking
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  20. ​​ @florian5670  not that hard to fool most people when most people are incredibly intellectually lazy and want to be fooled
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  21. Exactly! Electrifying the tracks and producing that electricity using carbon-neutral sources is the only way of making trains produce less CO2
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  22. And why would someone want that? To create a new, more or less intelligent life form just in order to abuse and r*pe them? Certainly not something a normal person would have even suggested or mentioned. Makes you think whether Musk is a psycho
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  23.  @alexk7425  that is exactly what will happen soon with Putin's regime here in Russia, cause Europe doesn't want to buy oil anymore. First this government made the country super dependent on oil, and now the "great results" of such policy will show themselves
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  24. They confused ecological footprint with just simple area footprint lol
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  25. And they had local people who helped them through the winter as well. The whole idea that space colonization would be a continuation of colonization of lands on Earth was born when imperialist colonial era still didn't end, and people totally ignored the fact that in reality humans "colonized" almost all lands millennia ago, leaving inhospitable places, which are hard to reach, like Antarctic. And now, after 200 years of its discovery Antarctic still has only some relatively small scientific bases. Why not set the same goal for Moon and Mars? That would certainly be more realistic than "city of million by 2050s"
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  26. Twitter and Musk destroying each other would be like seeing two worst villains in a superhero movie annihilate on contact like they are matter and anti-matter
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  27.  @adaster98  not when the runaway collisions start happening. And that is possible, even nowadays, and especially with 40000 more satellites. Density of debris in orbit may seem not as big, until you realise all that debris is moving much faster than bullets, and every little collision creates dozens new pieces of debris. Anyway, watch also Common Sense Skeptic's video about starlink, they explain that much better.
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  28. And the water is also man made? LMAO 😂 It comes into that lake from somewhere
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  29.  @L8ugh1ngm8n1  "it was designed to show its passengers the exciting underwater world!"
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  30.  @adaster98  5 years is a lot for multiple collisions to happen and runaway effect can start in such time frame
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  31. I am from Russia itself 😑
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  32. As if they don't realise how big deserts are
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  33. Yeah instead you massacred them. Which is much worse. Can you imagine thinking colonisers are better than immigrants.
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  34. I have recently subscribed to a channel Dr. Ryan Ridden, he is an astrophysicist (I think) and made a good video about why terraforming Mars is almost impossible, and others about similar topics. Check him, his channel is still rather small
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  35. ​ @donwald3436 so you going to blame employees for employer's decisions? The owner talked foe years about how he doesn't care about safety. He probably ordered his employees to disregard safety issues. And they had to comply. Blaming employees for following employer's orders when something fails while praising the billionaire employers for success is typical for rich worshipping cultists
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  36. ​ @Lilliz91  he wanted them cause they would be scared of telling him no and they would follow his orders
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  37.  @KenLord  Thunderfoot differenciates between "hyperloop" and "the loop" very well, but some people who watch the videos don't. Maybe the real reason is because Musk cannot come up with original names and calls two different things almost the same name? No wonder it is going to confuse some people! Musk's creativity is worse than that of a 5-year old
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  38.  @ferdinandkraft857  🤣🤣🤣 nice joke
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  39. I imagine a submersible shaped like a blue tit (a bird) 😂
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  40. Humankind by itself is depressive and disappointing, as is evident by all of history. Really, having hope that such an aggressive and irrational species would not one day destroy itself is unrealistic
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  41.  @jaqssmith1666  🤪🤪
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  42. He should have been forced to work as a miner on one of his dad's mines
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  43. I'm Russian and believe me we have similar dumbf*cks in military too, and even worse
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  44. That is literally like a scene from Idiocracy
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  45. The billionaire worshipping culture. Plus fake "girl boss feminism"
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  46.  @benjaminhenrie9335  I am sorry, but as a common person, after analysing a lot of information about the topic, I realised that Elon's colony with indentured servants on Mars won't help me in any way. Nor will ridiculously overpriced Teslas (considering that most other car companies are developing electric cars too), nor will his insane unrealistic public transport projects
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  47. Yeah, Spanish flu was THE FLU, still killed millions
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  48.  @jimmysando99  because he talks and writes dumb stuff more often, than any CEO
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  49. The biggest purpose of our frontal cortex, it seems, is post-factum rationalisation of emotional decisions. For many people it is the only way they use their cortex
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  50. They can even often miraculously digest "poison" better known as bread (very bad stuff for bird digestion), that people feed them
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  51. Well, he also mentioned that flight back would be "free" for some reason. If he is speculating about some vague future with some vague unrelated people sending people to Mars and back, how can he say that they won't charge anything for a trip back? Huh? No, he is talking as if he is planning his own course of actions. So, he either plans to send people to Mars for such price during his lifetime, or he thinks that after his death his company will follow his policy of not taking money for a trip back to Earth. I don't know which alternative is more foolish
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  52. The biggest contribution of twitter will be destroying Musk
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  53. It is seriously scary how dumb and naive most people are, especially nowadays, when we are facing existential risks
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  54. And it still won't be made out of TITANium
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  55. Your comment aged like milk
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  56. It was the analysis for the worst case scenario. Good it didn't happen, because measures were actually taken.
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  57. So he again presented himself as a hero while doing it all for profit? Just as he does all the time! Share it with Ukrainian people you know. They should see the truth
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  58. Well, the Ark encounter already exists 😆😆😆 literally biblical stupidity
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  59. It was the analysis for the worst case scenario, if no measures were taken
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  60. I'd say he was worse than Musk. Musk doesn't rush (pun? Maybe) to get people on Starship cause he probably knows it isn't safe yet. He didn't casually use his "autopilot" on Tesla as FSD on his every-day drive to work. He is more cautious
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  61. Actually it would be great if we still had a few large zeppelins at least for fun, as a museum or something like that
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  62. Well, Elon Musk and whatever-his-name, head of the Virgin hyperloop, will certainly not be in jail, they know how to use loopholes. Musk already wants nothing to do with hyperloop
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  63.  @merphul  his degree in physics isn't a regular degree though. There is a catch there... I read about it
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  64. Yeah. Basically you would need so much time, resource and dedication to terraform Mars that current day civilization with obsession with short term profit and quickly destroying the already habitable planet we have, will never be able to do it..
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  65. ​ @WhatSmellsLikeToast  people should stop thinking that progress means necessarily leaving Earth. Human future is mostly on Earth, not elsewhere. And in the next 2-3 centuries there is absolutely no reason for any human to live their whole lives outside of Earth. Temporary stations like in Antarctica is one thing, making people live till death on Mars is totally different
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  66.  @jayhare2647  based in narcissism maybe
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  67. These ads are pathetic. I wouldn't take any advice on how to be "eco-friendly" and "reduce carbon footprint" from people, who have several biological children and live in a huge McMansion. Probably, have more than one car per family as well. And live in a dysfunctional suburb, which has no public transportation.
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  68. Hyperloop and first rockets on Mars are a great example of.mindless optimism, cause that is how people in early 2010s imagined early 2020s. Even though it was always unrealistic. And while people continued to be "excited" for this nonsense, the world continued going to crap. As a result real 2020s brought us pandemic, the warmest year on record, war in Ukraine and in Gaza (+ more wars) etc. And Elon Musk bought twitter and started doing total nonsense and reposting n-z- bs. And his fans still like him 🤦
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  69. @Masilith it has nothing to do with so called "SJWs". Science is bad even at top universities today because they work for-profit too often and highly competitive environment makes people to do anything to publish more, get cited more and get more grants, even if they publish rubbish, someone is gonna cite it and their Hirsch is going to be better, and such shallow criteria is all that is required today to get more funding and better salary. Not to say that at those top universities researchers and professors are under huge pressure to do the best, otherwise they will be kicked out. The science nowadays has many problems on its own, SJWs are not even required
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  70.  @maifantasia3650  because you have tower in the area, doesn't mean there is electricity running directly to houses in your village
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  71. Well with the speed of destroying the Earth's biosphere, we'll destroy our civilization long before we manage to safely live on Mars...
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  72. So... That company paid Matt and other YouTubers, and they are trying to present it as if they were honest and noone paid them? Or does it look like that to someone else too? Because it does to me
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  73. I bet they count "thinking hard", "flying on a jet to a work meeting" and "sitting at a restaurant with potential business partners" as work 😂
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  74. Actually for ecosystem it is much better when you let the natural forest grow back, rather than planting one or several species of trees
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  75. 4:08 - Plants avoid green light, because it is the most abundant light in solar spectrum. And too much light absorbed means too much excitation of electrons in chlorophyll in photosystems, and because chemical processes of photosynthesis won't manage to absorb all that excitation in time, it will go and form oxygen radicals, which damage tissues like crazy. Plants want to avoid that, surprise surprise. So they avoid absorbing too much light! Algae which grow deep in the water, like red algae, have no problem absorbing green light. Phycoerythrin, red pigment does it very well. And cyanobacteria absorb light of every wavelength from blue to far-red, and they modify ratios of different pigments depending in light conditions. I study photosynthesis (a bit). So I am tired of misconceptions about it
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  76. Only 'Muricans can still believe, after this, that their army, navy and intelligence agencies hire only competent people 🤦
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  77. How so? A gullible idiot is gonna be a gullible idiot no matter what their hobby is
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  78. We were fine without leaving Earth for 300 thousand years. So I think we'll be fine on Earth for just as long in the future
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  79. Earth could use some rewind for sure.
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  80. Climate change is only a part o the problem, it is not the only thing destabilising biosphere, on which we depend for survival. To really solve the ecological catastrophe there is only one solution - stop destroying biosphere, in all ways. Put less pressure on the environment. So, de-growth. "Endless economic growth" is an ideology that is killing us
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  81. Yeah the precious 6 times Musk fans were like "they are making progress, slow, but sure, each time it flies for longer and longer!111". What is their excuse now? 😂 It is pretty clear for me now that the previous times it wasn't real progress, Musk and SpaceX just got lucky
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  82. Why would anyone want to live their whole life outside of Earth??? That is ridiculous
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  83. Well said
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  84. 13:31 - well, at least for all of its time spent over the Pacific the satellite mirrors could increase phytoplankton productivity by 0.01% 😂
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  85. Interesting start of the video. Being really very introverted I find it hard sometimes to find balance between need to be alone and need to interact. Being among people too often feels awful for me, but being alone for too long as well. It is much harder to be an introvert than an extravert because of social nature of our species
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  86. ​ @Extraterrestrial-Bilu  if you were subjected to decades of propaganda and media censorship, you would have just as high percentage of people believing in bs as we do.
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  87. I'd say silver cause that is my favourite metal
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  88. Well, if Venus is feminine, it is truly toxic femininity! Mars, though, had its "soil" being toxic. So yeah, it's toxic too
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  89. USA only was so "good" after ww2, and only because it was the only developed nation that survived ww2 without being largely destroyed. Europe was in ruins, so was Japan so was USSR. They had decades of catching up to do while 'Murica was growing its wealth even during the war, not to mention right after. But at its core it was always a country of puritans and other fringe religious fanatics wgo ran away from evil progressive changes happening in Europe in different time periods, settled on land stolen by the army from indigenous people, and obsessed about religion for centuries. Even in the late 20th century the streak of anti-intellectualism was not wiped out from America, despite its scientific institutions becoming the best in the world. Isaac Azimov and Carl Sagan both noticed that
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  90. ​ @psycotria and Musk will have nothing to do with inventing them
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  91. Basically, HyperloopTT is a scam
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  92. Stop reading conspiritard websites and believing them. That is all I can say.
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  93.  @tidepoolclipper8657  or not a concern at all, if someone is childfree, like I am
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  94.  @andylifer5302  He has realistic views. Warped views are beliefs like Musk's that we will have cities on Mars by 2050. The people who are "optimistic" about space colonization are confusing reality and fantasy and always were. They are the ones that should seek help
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  95. Fun fact it is impossible to cure all cancer once and for all. Never will happen. Every type of cancer requires different cure, because it is caused by different mutations.
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  96. ​ @Rundvelt  people obsessed with colonising space should stop speaking for all of our species, thank you very much
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  97. They care more about publicity and PR than making actual functional rockets 🤦‍♀
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  98. More like 10 thousand years. When societies became unequal and humans returned to hierarchy, it doomed us (nomadic hunter gatherers were rather egalitarian). We still haven't figured out how a big complex society can be an egalitarian one. We should figure it out soon, or political and economic elites will continue to abuse their power to the point of ruining everything. They seek more power and profit to the point of willing to ruin the environment which if collapses will drag humanity along
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  99.  @radwizard  dude, even some cities with less than a million people make subway work, so LA totally would, even with low population density
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  100. 😆😆😆😆 genius solution!
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  101. If you "stop" warming by adding aerosols, that will just make people who burn fossil fuels for profit say "see, we have another solution, we don't need to actually reduce fossil fuel usage". They will totally ignore the fact that aerosols is only temporary thing to give time to reduce CO2 emissions, they will use the situation for keeping status quo unchanged, because surprise surprise, in the current world many people with money and power will care about profits above anything else (literally ANYTHING)
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  102. It is easy to accomplish more when you have money and connections for your whole life
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  103. But logic would suggest that terraforming planets like Mars, mass habitation on non-terraformed planets, or directly in space ships, or going on around across the whole galaxy, are extremely unrealistic. Basically.all stuff humans imagine about space and future are just fantasy, and would likely end up in disaster with lots of deaths if we tried to make it happen in reality. The idea that space, which has insanely low density of matter, can provide lots of material resources is also kind of fishy. Same with idea that technology can progress indefinitely.
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  104. Hyperloop would be meaningless anyway if it was not used to connect cities much further apart than 600 km. And across larger distance temperature variations can be even larger
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  105. nope it doesn't
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  106.  @hermitoldguy6312  spelling of different letters is different in all languages. Look up what "y" is in Finnish or in Polish, for example
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  107. ​ @Reddotzebra  yeah I hate that these billionaires and corporations are getting into few countries which actually have good pro-worker laws and screwing everything. They literally are using their power and money to make all world worse
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  108. ​ @donaldhysa4836  yet wage theft is very common and isn't always prosecuted
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  109. They should have done the opposite - fire Musk and give bonus to those 14000 workers. Productivity would increase, cars would be better, and stock would rise. The system of prefering rich idiots to actual workers is detrimental to everyone, including itself
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  110. 😂😂
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  111. ​@johndoe2-ns6tf surely conservatives are against big government controlling your life... Unless you are a woman, who wants to control her own womb
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  112.  @MiguelRuiz-vp1hu  who estimates? And is there any proof that estimate is correct? I don't believe it will ever transport ad many people per hour as subway can. I will believe it when I see it happen in reality. Of course they estimate their own system is going to be good 😂
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  113. I just buy good coffee already in filters, you only need to put hot water and wait it to filter through. And it is real coffee and rather good one (though I much prefer tea and cacao to coffee any time). So, portable, fast, not very expensive
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  114. And had less failures than Musk has with Starship 😄
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  115. If he can have a PhD, I can have too. I actually am a PhD student now, just incredibly lazy one, but looking at him gives me hope that I still will be able to get a PhD 😂
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  116.  @MrMegaPussyPlayer  indeed
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  117. Lol I studied biology, and got both bachelor and master's degrees, and now study as a PhD student. Yet I still forgot some of the things, which are not involved in my own current research. People forget, we don't even understand absolutely everything, the key is to acknowledge it, and remind yourself that you may not know or remember everything even in your field, and read and learn about things again. Instead of thinking that your know everything just cause you studied it once
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  118. Where is the Elon Musk conman song from? I cannot find it
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  119. Too many "Virgins" in one place 😆😆😆
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  120. 11:04 - did he mention Pocahontas? No, no, no, that is disgusting. First kidnap and r*pe a native girl, and then after her death make her a symbol of colonialism and genocide, and then name cr*p after her? So repulsive
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  121. I think company just lied that those universities approved their product
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  122. Thunder's anti-feminist stage was stupid af, right. But his hatred of Musk is justified
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  123. It has nice crater. And indigenous cultures
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  124. I never even realised someone wanted stuff like that to exist. Even if it worked. Seems like modern first world people just forgot how to make real food and eat bland crap all the time or sh*tty fast food, which has taste but little nutrients. If we ate normal food, there would never be even a tiny market for something like this spoon
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  125. Who is that? I have seen him first time in this video 😂
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  126. No way it would be cheap. And if it is not, people still are going to choose cheaper transport. Here in Russia some people travel for DAYS in rather slow long-distance trains cause flying in planes is much more expensive
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  127. Who would drive 1500 miles without stopping anyway? Humans need to sleep sometimes. I knew a guy who rode from Saint Petersburg to his hometown in the Urals by car once (I believe distance is approximately the same), but he obviously did stop, at least to rest and see the cities and towns on the way. What is the point of driving so long without stop? You can just fly on the plane then
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  128. Crap, Musk and his fans are exactly like Russian army and propaganda!
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  129. Economists realising that physical reality is more important than money challenge - impossible
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  130. UAE, especially Dubai, is known for crazy large-scale projects, which were created only to show off. Well, they can show off as much as they can, until that oil ends
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  131. They also made a video about ridiculous seed-planting device, which in my opinion is a waste, cause seeds "plant themselves", surely if you just throw them over the area not all of them will grow, but you just need more seeds then. Trees produce a whole lot of seeds. A whole lot of seeds is thus cheaper than a whole lot of special devices to plant seeds
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  132. This is beyond parody. I am convinced soon Musk will claim he discovered America and invented the wheel 😂😂😂
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  133. ​ @Beezde3z  you are dumb. The fact that there are trans women who lose to cis women very often escapes you.
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  134. ​ @theedspage  Zelensky? Are you a dumb bot? I am Russian, and I say don't lick Pootin's ass
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  135. Red flag! "Scientism" is a dog whistle used by religious fanatics and conspiracy theorists
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  136. Grifters are the ones who aren't arguing in good faith. I don't think that is the case here. Also, some Musk fans make 100s Musk videos a year. So?
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  137.  @DistinctiveBlend  I think he really believed it himself
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  138. Typical Musk - first proposing a stupid idea he thinks is a smart one and claiming he was the first to do it, then after realising it is nonsense pretending he never was involved 😂
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  139. Antarctic ice will tke many millenia to melt. Are you willing to wait 2000-3000 years?
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  140. "action is not inherently superior to inaction"
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  141. So they wasted a functional car by throwing it into uncontrolled trajectory into space??? That is not a good thing
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  142. Tesla is overpriced and overrated too. Watch "Common Sense Skeptic" videos
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  143. It was peak Elon fanboy
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  144. He IS both
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  145. The key phrase is "one day". When is "one day", Elon? What happened to "by 2060s" and other dates?
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  146. Although, he also mentioned that flight back would be "free" for some reason. If he is speculating about some vague future with some vague unrelated people sending people to Mars and back, how can he say that they won't charge anything for a trip back? Huh? No, he is talking as if he is planning his own course of actions. So, he either plans to send people to Mars for such price during his lifetime, or he thinks that after his death his company will follow his policy of not taking money for a trip back to Earth. I don't know which alternative is more foolish
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  147. ​ @WhatSmellsLikeToast  we don't need extraterrestrial colonies in the next few centuries to ensure human survival. That is ridiculous idea
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  148. If people are so dumb that they believe in this, and so greedy that they are willing to advertise this, then humanity doesn't even deserve hope
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  149. So they actually even explain why the original luddites were not the "bad guys" the capitalist establishment painted them out to be, but then talk as if they were bad guys... Hm, okay. I see why these people are simping for a union-busting billionaire conman
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  150. Sometimes people, who were smart and educated forget and discard everything in order to believe in some delusional drivel, like pseudoscientific "theories", supernatural crap or "Elon Musk's genius". I have seen some examples myself
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  151.  @mikesch7672  you can store dead biomass, that certainly would be easier than storing gas or liquid CO2
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  152. ​​​​ @Thomas-VA  Mars colony would be much more vulnerable from such events than sustainable Earth biosphere. Earth even after Permian extinction was more habitable than Mars is.
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  153. How desperate people are for any sign of "aliens", which are similar to us! Is it because the idea that universe is mostly lifeless makes many people feel existential anxiety??? The distances in the galaxy are so big, that only aliens we are likely to ever find are unicellular ones. Just accept it, people, don't be naive
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  154. Lmao 80 years ago Eastern Europeans would benefit from Britain being against USSR? You mean the USSR which was fighting against Notsee Germany in 1941-45? 😂😂😂 Surely Britain siding with Notsees would be better 😂
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  155. Jeez, these tunnels surely look "boring" hahaha! If all those reporters are so excited about a plain ugly tunnel with LEDs, I can't imagine their reaction if they visit any metro station in Moscow!
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  156. Who is even surprised that our current civilization of greed, narcissism and blind consumerism would choose itself such a "hero" as Musk?
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  157. It hurts to think how stupid current humanity has become. Praising billionaires for nothing while disregarding actually viable public transportation options. And the same happens in every sphere of life. 🤦
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  158. Oh My GaWd!!!11 YoU aRe A gEnIuS,!!!11 take my money now! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  159. Good luck with that. Do you know how much of extra carbon there is in the atmosphere? Where to store all that volume?
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  160. ​ @sparshparimoo my family did. For decades. He's right
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  161. When more than 10k idiots like the video of crazy 5G conspiracy, that when you know that idiocracy is already here!
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  162.  @SebastianLundh1988  anarcho-communists? Opposed nucler? Where? And even tankies were never anti-nuclear
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  163.  @Vincent_Beers  I think having some scientific bases on Mars and other planets, with regularly rotating staff would be better than either colonizing it right away, or hoping for terraforming tech which is so beyond current tech. Like in Antarctic, there are bases and scientists live there only for a short time. Same with astronauts on ISS.
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  164.  @drawmaster77  😂😂😂😂
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  165. ​@ArshAZ83 oh typical "that is not actually capitalism" excuse. Dude, there can't be any "free market" for too long. It would eventually lead to monopolies controlling everything. And government is needed to protect the private ownership
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  166. ​​ @vsrr83  well if you live on 60+ degrees latitude and its 21st June, maybe it will be illuminated, but then you won't even need the satellite much 😂
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  167.  @maifantasia3650  none of those are environmentally friendly. Either way if you have single-use bags you run into problems. The key is reusing and stop throwing away still functional things, and stop designing things deliberately to be non-reusable
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  168. I am from Russia, I don't think Putin cares about anything more than Ukraine and his palace
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  169. For planet everything is ok. For humans ..not so much. Levels more than 1000 ppm by the way, would cause constant health problems, and that level can possibly be reached in the next century if we do not stop burning carbon compounds
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  170. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
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  171. ​ @my3dviews  you guys are really that dumb or pretend to be? Crows I feed are smarter than you. You should be able to put two and two together when people who worked closely with Trump during his first term wrote the project 2025. So you are either very dumb or willingly closing your eyes
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  172. Yeah and at the same time they try to reopen some coal mines. 🤦 Nothing in the world is more bipolar and schizophrenic than German energy policy
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  173. Learn to spell please
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  174. With such speed of losing wealth Musk can actually acquire largest debt in history in just 2-3 more years, and will be the poorest person in the world
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  175. Lol cope
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  176. If your parents charge you money they are bad parents.
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  177.  @donaldhobson8873  and what exactly happens to algae when they die? Ah yeah the same as to the trees, they release all CO2 back.
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  178. I am Russian. Our government with their propaganda is the lesser cause. The bigger cause is in your own citizens being far right religious fanatics with conspiracy streak. Stop looking for cause of your problems outside
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  179. The video just explained that subway doesn't have some crucial problems of the loop, like flammable batteries. Have you watched the video?
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  180. They literally are scamming poor indigenous communities to get them in their advertisement and scam even more people 🤦 oh the great "entrepreneurs" of late capitalism
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  181. ​​ @GundrakMafia no. Asteroid wouldn't wipe out all of us. We should only be smart and build some bunkers. Plus really huge asteroids going close to Earth can be predicted in advance. And a colony on a dead planet is much more likely to be wiped by asteroid than a whole stable biosphere on Earth. If asteroid could wipe us any time, why didn't it happen for the last 300 thousand years?
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  182. He will nuke Mars to terraform it, but by the end of the project, it is still will be dry, cold and empty, but with additional feature of having more deadly radiation! Thanks, Elon! Brilliant idea! That will surely make your dream of making humankind a multiplanetary species even further away from becoming real
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  183. Bold of him to say women need to look younger while he looks... well...
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  184. Civilization isn't even "self-sustaining" on Earth. Most of the things we need come from Earth's biosphere, we only build upon that basis. That is why building a functional civilization on any other planet will be 1000 times harder than most people imagine (thanks sci-fi for feeding space colonisation fantasies for a century). Our ability to self-sustain even here is an illusion.
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  185. If only people were not so greedy as to willing to lie for money, these scammers would never find anyone to advertise their crap
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  186. You are still going on? Maybe, you should take some meds. Anti-psychotic ones
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  187. I thought adding the word "nano" to every scam to make it seem scientific was only popular in Russia... Apparently, it is happening everywhere
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  188. There is a "witch hunt" against nazis? Good, there should be one. And, no, noone is calling innocent people nazis, only actual xenophobes and white "nationalists", who have a lot of idea taken from nazis
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  189. Lmao
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  190. even when it affects most people, those with power and money will try to continue ignoring the problem
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  191. In every country there are beautiful places
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  192.  @plsdontbanmeagainyoulibtards  democratic socialism would be a better alternative
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  193.  @troy3456789  that is nonsense. Capitalism did not arise automatically from previous systems, there were a lot of specific decisions made to make it happen. Naturally feudalism would just... Well, stay as it was
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  194. All these "brilliant single young entrepreneur changes everything" type of stories and scams, which grow out of the expectations, is yet another sign of diseased system we call neo-liberal corporate capitalism.
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  195. What do billionaire simps even mean by the word "smart"??? Certainly not "having higher intelligence" or "having more knowledge" than an average person. Probably something like "being very rich and saying scientific sounding mumbo-jumbo all the time"
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  196. Why should it have any effect? Does 4G have them? 3G??? There is no logical reason to think 5G is dangerous
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  197. ​​ @biggieb8900  lmao as if doing something longer means better. And you have an audacity to say "watch your tone"? What an arrogant a-hole
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  198. "what if we removed cars?" Oh look, good idea! "what if we got rid of streets?" Well, that escalated quickly...
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  199. And billionaire con-men scamming those governments, don't forget about those guys
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  200. humans have an optimism bias, that is why people easily fall for overly-optimistic bs
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  201. I am convinced that Elon Musk's transportation ideas is a project by aliens to make humanity dumber and susceptible to conquest
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