Comments by "WaterspoutsOfTheDeep" (@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. So she can make over 1 million dollars a year selling 36 teapots that she made from hand. Sure sounds reasonable...
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  2.  @helenetrstrup4817  If you haven't grown any of the beautiful cultivars of streptocarpus ever you might want to. Amazing reasonably priced houseplants that bloom all year easily, easy to propagate. Largeish flowers that can last 2-4 weeks as cut flowers in a vase. I suggest the (DS) varieties. So many plants are extremely overpriced now because they've been made into a fad and many of them are nothing great despite the hype and don't "love you back."
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  3.  @trappenweisseguy27  buy Australian sandalwood products then
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  4. Blame government. Masks were never needed they are ineffective against virions. They wanted to perpetuate the covid narrative like it's deadly ebola yet there is virtually nothing anyone can do to prevent contracting it so they said wear masks to make people feel like they can do something to protect themselves. It's a big joke and clearly something going on behind the scenes since we knew the kill rate on untreated is 99.9%+ for virtually any age. Just a reminder Ebola survival rate is 60%.
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  5. This is literally just tapioca. Why not call it what everyone in north america and most of the world knows it as...
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  6. We need no plastic? You are out of touch with reality. We need plastic for everything. It's a miracle product. It's cheap, moldable into any shape, sterile... For food alone it prevents countless infections from tainted food. It's also light for shipping. And durable. And waterproof.
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  7. It's only expensive because they artificially make it expensive by refusing to increase production.
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  8.  @dragonfelgrand9304  Same thing in every other country. That is why new businesses require investors otherwise the business stays small usually.
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  9. Imagine your hair.
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  10. Layovers is nothing new all flight attendants get that, and no most of them are garbage. The flight attendants get the best layovers by choice based on seniority. Also the pay is pretty bad mentioned here. There is nothing special except them being based in the desert which is that a positive?
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  11. Aside from capping them in residential or other human use areas like parks where people are immediately around or in the extremely rare case a protected ecosystem, this seems like an absolute waste of money and resources in relation to their emissions and ecological impact. One oil pipeline leak likely immediately outclasses the emissions/damage of all of these combined. Maybe be an oversight company checking over oil pipelines. Or the million other things that are worse. But then again the only ones they cap given the cost is the ones I mentioned above so my point is likely irrelevant.
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  12. What a shock China stealing.
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  13. Of course they do. This is only primarily affecting already diseased sick or elderly near death people. Almost all of the population shouldn't have to worry at all. And even the ones that do if you catch it HCQ or nebulizing common 3% drug store hydrogen peroxide cures it within days and in the case of hydrogen peroxide almost immediately relieves labored breathing removing the need for ventilators for the serious cases. This is the most basic cheap treatments even third world countries can easily do. Thera are many more... The virus fearmongering news is literally like literally propaganda for god knows what reason but it is.
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  14. Exactly why indeed....
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  15. Also just as much what one doesn't do. Alcohol, sugar, overeating and so on.
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  16. There are many peptides and extracts the increase collagen production.
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  17. This is good news for Asia and Africa since their garbage goes into the ocean and rivers. But this is irrelevant for the West, we have proper waste management and our plastic and other waste goes into landfills so this is completely irrelevant for us and takes away freedom of choice.
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  18.  @pinkpantheressstann  vague response, vague response.
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  19.  @pinkpantheressstann  I never said that. Reading comprehension is a skill worth developing to have a conversation.
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  20.  @pinkpantheressstann  No I never. I quoted the source of water garbage for the world. "Asia and Africa since their garbage goes into the ocean and rivers." This should be clear given the context of the video is plastic waste in the ocean, specifically consumer waste not industrial. So logically that's what my comment here would be on. Like I said reading comprehension is important.
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  21.  @varkyx6339  vague much?
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  22. It cant be that good of a business if the old guy cant even make enough money from it to hire anyone
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  23.  @nikoneko7898  Totally worse than leaded gas which contaminated the atmosphere of the planet that everything living breathed totally comparable.
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  24. If it isn't made by Tesla it will be made by some other company after they steal Teslas IP, which would likely take awhile. But this way Tesla can pull in funding and have additional resources which is a good thing since they have basically the smartest people in the world wanting to work for them because of their freedom for radical innovation and other smart people working there.
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  25. The perpetual crust of white out nail polish she wears is a massive turn off though
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  26. liquid kelp fertilizer that I water my plants with.
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  27. Well don't. You sound ridiculous and highly ignorant of ecology. There is virtually zero legitimate ecological issue. It is truly revolutionary.
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  28. That is the point. It is not pennies in their own currency. That is why they are getting paid that. It's a fair wage in their economy otherwise they would not be growing it. Secondly it's raw material, much of the effort and cost comes in processing. They clearly can't afford hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars in machinery to process it. Machinery which is the main reason their even is a market for their material to be bought in the first place! If they want more profit they need to do what farmers do in other areas of the world. Form a co-op and process it themselves. I shouldn't have to point this out...
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  29. Looks like they partially cream the honey to make it look "special."
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  30. accommodations and meals are very common to be covered already. housing is special but even then accounting for that the pay is nothing great at all.
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  31.  @entonduck  probably because of the toxic fluoride, chloramine, and other garbage in it.
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  32.  @entonduck  Canada/USA
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  33.  @entonduck  You clearly don't know what you are talking about. So ever thought of not commenting then?
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  34.  @emmi9338  lmao what? A lot of the world doesn't use toxic fluoride in their toothpaste. Hydroxyapatite is far superior. Do you seriously not even know what fluoride or toothpaste is? Wow you have to be American.
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  35. Musk is thinking Chinese will try to steal IP anyways, so just build there and ramp up production so high and corner the market selling cheap that others in China won't have much of a chance to steal and profit. He can also test out stuff fast and easy there with their low regulations.
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  36. the carbon emission thing has been debunked, the net carbon output is actually low. not an issue with farming beef stop lying.
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  37. Just the absurdity of this is off the charts. These Japanese brush makers are just completely full of themselves to think it's worth that, or it took some immense skill to make or that it makes a difference. We all saw the mess the first clip of the brush being used made.
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  38. Sounds like Jason should hire some more people and expand. No one is forcing him to work those hours or to run day to day operations at all. That would be like Elon Musk helping make the cars in the factory.
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  39.  @lumini3172  You clearly never watched the video. They are turning the glass to sand largely to reuse it as sandbags for water erosion. Their output for the amount of resources they use is extremely wasteful. They are better off letting the glass go to the landfill and instead using all of the money, time, energy, and people to do more impactful shoreline management. This shouldn't be a hard concept to grasp.
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  40.  @joshuagauntlett8724  At least you can laugh about it. Good for you.
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  41. lmao did they actually say "poaching" anthills is threatening their future... Did someone actually write that and think it wasn't absurd.
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  42. The speaker doesn't know the difference between a horse tail or mane...
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  43. How is it easy to propagate? It has not been easy when I tried. You have to air layer woody stems not green ones. It is not easy to propagate I've found. Every time I've tried rooting cuttings in water or in potting soil or perlite with rooting hormone they still don't root and eventually rot.
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  44. Look at that witches hair. It's like straw. That's all anyone needs to know about her eco bar soap scam.
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  45.  @alessandrodelbianco6997  You just said a bunch of words but at the same time said nothing. Your contribution to this conversation is essentially spam. Just a reminder dumdum.
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  46.  @alessandrodelbianco6997  Did you not understand my reply? Or just feigning ignorance?
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  47. So instead of promoting booze or cigarettes now lets move onto another drug. Real classy.
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  48.  @kkirschkk  If minimum wage was increased to what it should be, people could afford these new higher prices that balance out to how the economy should be. Minimum wage should be around 27-32 dollars plus. Lets just keep it real here, the average people have been exploited and used as slave labor all along since the 80's.
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  49.  @alexp2011a  This is good news for Asia and Africa since their garbage goes into the ocean and rivers. But this is irrelevant for the West, we have proper waste management and our plastic and other waste goes into landfills so this is completely irrelevant for us and takes away freedom of choice.
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  50.  @draxgoodall3685  There is no way these last a year far less three. I would be surprised if they even lasted six months of daily use when there already are flip flops that fall apart after a few weeks. So I highly doubt these would last that long.
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