Comments by "Eli Nope" (@elinope4745) on "TED" channel.

  1. I agree that the future is female and we already know this, some will like it others will not. Potential mothers that would like to have daughters can use 2 different timing methods in unison to have a much higher chance to have a baby girl instead of a baby boy. Having a girl will be cheaper and easier do to all the public assistance for girls and women to succeed. If you are interested in knowing more, use a search engine to look up the Shettles Method and the Whelan method of gender selection during conception.
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  2. Is Khan Academy not offered in Indian?
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  3. I don't know if UNICEF is a good example. I think the difference between UNICEF and spread the net would kind of be like the difference of Group of Five, and buying more ammunition to destroy Syria. UNICEF is an evil organization poorly disguised as a good organization.
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  4. Name a first world country that has population growth meeting or exceeding the 2.1 required to sustain the population. Third world countries drive world population growth. Every third world immigrant to a first world nation drastically increases their and their children's and all future generations' greenhouse emissions. Stopping immigration from undeveloped to developed countries is a HUGE step in reversal of climate change. But nobody likes to talk about that.
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  5. I do think more transgenders will be coming out in the future. I heavily recommend you really, really start considering what it is that you are eating and drinking. You are what you eat (and drink). Gender and sexuality are mediated by hormones and neurotransmitters which are created and influenced by the food you ingest. BPO's and phytochemicals are not a myth or a conspiracy. The population is growing and the food supply is diminishing you may want to consider growing a garden or getting a greenhouse or at least a chemistry set so that you can test your food yourself.
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  6.  Martyr4JesusTheChrist  Me and you may not agree on religion, but we seem to both see some other truths that are missed by the masses.
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  7. I don't intend on using them. It puts a middleman in the middle of my freedom of assembly. If I learned anything at all in the last ten years, it is that middlemen are inherently evil.
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  8. I am a fan of real solutions like this instead of carbon taxes. One is a solution to a problem and the other is exploiting a problem.
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  9. If we succeeded in closing the borders it would lead to massive greenhouse gas reduction over time. Immigration has been used to offset population decline since the early 1980's. Immigrants and their direct descendants, to include 2nd and third generation immigrants since 1984 make up half of USA's greenhouse gas emissions. They had much smaller ecological footprints in their home countries but were imported into a massive increase in pollution. I can't take any pro-immigration environmentalist seriously. Immigration is the largest part of the climate change problem.
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  10. Transferring money from wealthy countries to poor countries does not help most of the people in the poor countries. Instead it most commonly increases wealth inequality. The system of capitalism itself centralizes wealth. Thanks to neoliberalism and noconservativism the world is mostly capitalistic. This means that when you help a third world country, 90% of your contribution will go to the top 20% and the rest will be worse off for your contribution over the course of just a decade or so.
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  11. Exactly. How many unpaid bodygaurds out there? Tons.
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  12. Lets talk about the elephants in the room, they eat too much and its not healthy for themselves or the environment.
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  13. "Maybe the snowflake is you". So true, I have seen many highly sensitive right wing anti-any-choice-in-life-at-all people on the internet that have so much criticism for everyone else but cannot handle the idea that life might have more colors than black and white.
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