Comments by "موسی 7" (@Moses_VII) on "Asianometry" channel.

  1. So the lesson is that jobs for poor people are more important than GDP growth and advanced jobs for a rich minority, such as investing.
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  2. Iraq has enough water to sustain agriculture, not like Saudi who will run out of limited groundwater.
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  3. Well, video games are keeping people indoors, and using high-power artificial light isn't all that energy-efficient, since power literally means energy over time.
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  4.  @yanmak2363  Taiwanese, I thought he was.
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  5.  @kageyamareijikun  Yen is low to make exports cheap. That makes imports expensive. But Japan depends on exporting goods to other countries.
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  6. Yeah, well it's around the same as LFP. You must be making a mistake.
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  7. When did you and your brother learn Japanese?
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  8. I agree
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  9. Everyone, watch Fully Charged and Undecided with Matt Ferrel. EV batteries get recycled and repurposed, and there will be sodium-ion batteries to replace the lithium, and all that good stuff. Besides that, an EV is more sustainable than a combustion car over its whole lifetime, and it doesn't pollute air (at least not in population centres), nor would an electric car have given me asthma as a kid. The idea that an EV is less sustainable is a lie the mainstream media (whose biggest sponsors putting ads in papers are none other than the auto industry) promotes, and it was refuted by Fully Charged and Robert Llwellyn.
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  10. Children are prioritised. After all, they are the grandchildren of the parents.
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  11.  @capmidnite  in Latin America, North and South are one continent, so they believe there are only six continents in the world
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  12. On Google maps, Europe is green but Iran is white or beige. @souvikrc4499 
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  13. Americans are the definition of the Arabic word فاصقون. It's difficult for me to provide a translation. Use Google.
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  14.  @freddy4603  the problem is that damage from coal is temporary; nuclear damage is permanent and so not worth the risk. In Iraq, everyone has cancer and disabilities because of DEPLETED uranium BULLETS! No reactor meltdown! This is why I hate America.
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  15. It's difficult to vote when politics is on a 2D compass. Left and right can be simply two parties, with more centrist or extremem members. 2D means at least four parties at each corner, and some centrists are one the line running from 12 to 6 o'clock, some from 3 to 9, and others right in the middle.
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  16.  @Asianometry  it's different in the North and South. The Earth is a tilted sphere.
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  17.  @nickl5658  Does America have such ignorant leaders who are disconnected from the world because the Republican Party is mostly suburban people who are disconnected from the reality of civilisation? Suburban people are kind of disconnected from society and even from industry. Nevermind. Trump is from NYC.
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  18. Is that how you conquered the Bretons, Julius?
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  19. A weird pronunciation for sure
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  20. Would this be solved by living with the grandparents? Keeping the family together? Not leaving the old to fend for themselve? Letting the children be with their grandparents? How fewer houses would we need. How fewer services would we need.
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  21. Dude, you don't know about re-usable rockets?
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  22.  @decus9544  It would be good for Korean society to have 2 kids per family, but not good for the individual families who can't afford to do that. In all non-Muslim countries, people aren't having families because they can't afford to have them. In Muslim countries, people have families, but it isn't doing much for the sanctioned, bombed, corrupted, etc economies. Egypt's fertility is too high, which will lead to starvation, since they are too poor to import wheat in crises, and they can't grow enough to sustain themselves, and their diet is mostly wheat. Iranians on the other hand have slightly less than 2 children per family.
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  23. I agree. The Saudis shouldn't have built cities in the desert. They'd have made much better use of their money by buying plane tickets to migrate to Iraq or Turkey or something.
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  24.  Pluto Voltaire  Auto and fossil fuels industries own American government
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  25. From Iraq, I agree
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  26. Saudis are nothing but trouble for the rest of the Middle East
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  27.  @AshkaNaziesEverywhere  Living space is not like farming space
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  28.  @andrefalksmen1264  I think he means that businesses don't value loyalty of employees anymore
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  29.  @ayylmao2190  Explain apartheid and nakba
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  30.  @Doug791  so I take it thaat you are lazier than a cat?
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  31. The whole world seems like its going to starve. America is all natural disasters, and the future is full of droughts in America and Europe. Asia is going to be very affected by climate change in the developed countries, and by that plus poor management in less developed ones.
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  32.  @shazmosushi  oh
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  33.  @900Yugo  don't worry; renewables can work with energy storage or with countries like Australia exporting hydrogen, and if you are right, then okay, let's use nuclear. I'm only slightly opposed to it, but it's better than hydropower, a renewable source.
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  34. You know why this doesn't happen in Iran or China? Because they make sure that they have locally-owned automakers! Self-sufficiency is national security, and jobs are a human right, so even if theree isn't a war, having foreigners own all factories is bad policy!
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  35. 1:18 Taiwanese climate, not weather. Please speak science, Mr. Semiconductors.
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  36. ​ @tomhalla426 put the word 'that' before 'telling' to make the sentence easy to understand
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  37. Why do you even ask if we exist? Isn't it a silly question. What's the point of philosophy?
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  38. Yes, just like how Kuwait entered the Gulf War, or Poland into WWII.
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  39.  @jaredgarbo3679  better late than never
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  40.  @TheRahsoft  ... You say this as if walking is a new invention, as if people didn't walk in hot and humid climates. I'm sure that in ancient Malaysia, they only walked and took boats; I doubt they had donkeys for most of their history, since donkeys are from Middle East and Africa.
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  41. Because the Ottoman Empire doesn't exist, so the oil money goes to the barren desert instead of developing the middle east as a whole, and because the government in Saudi decided to fund a fake economy in their borders instead of giving thwir people money to migrate to countries such as Iraq and Turkey which can sustain their population, the Saudi people are living in an economic house of cards which will collapse as soon as the oil revenue falls too low.
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  42. Islamic definition of poverty is something which is more than simply basic needs, but it has a useful definition. In Islam, poverty is defined as not having saved up enough money to survive for a whole year without income (ie unemployed). If you can't afford rent, food, school, and other needs without a job for a year, you're poor according to Islam. So simply having half the median income isn't our definition; that is why our defintion is useful. But the Koreans are poor; they're living stressful lives working unstable jobs.
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  43. And they call themselves communist party, but they don't care for workers!
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  44. ​ @Croz89  Australia videos?
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  45. ​ @zhinkunakur4751 Unregulated population? You a eugenicist or something? Or you want to send them to Pakistan?
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  46. All Saudis should migrate to a country which can sustain their population. A country with farmland and water which can turn into bread and vegetables for them to eat. The desert is overpopulated, and the only jobs which exist there are related to the unsustainable oil industry.
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  47. ​ @idrathernot_2  All these problems of water and work opportunities can be solved in one way: migration. Iran's population has a below replacement fertility rate. People saying Turkey is also having an aging population. That's where we'll put the Saudis. Hopefully Saudis as a diaspora will be less troublesome than the current Saudi state which causes so much instability.
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  48. I think this would have been less of a problem if China wasn't communist and developed more naturally. Communism isn't as good for thhe environment as I thought; those electric car subsised and Chinese EV technology don't outweigh the effects of how they suddenly and semi-permanently adopted coal. In fact, Chinese communism is like Christianity: the environment is seen as the enemy.
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  49. I think the technology should develop more until we can all agree on the best type of battery pack. After all the less desirable tech is weeded out, the industry should agree to standardise.
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  50. Islamic definition of poverty is something which is more than simply basic needs, but it has a useful definition. In Islam, poverty is defined as not having saved up enough money to survive for a whole year without income (ie unemployed). If you can't afford rent, food, school, and other needs without a job for a year, you're poor according to Islam. So simply having half the median income isn't our definition; that is why our defintion is useful. But the Koreans are poor; they're living stressful lives working unstable jobs.
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