Homosexual activists understand the power of words.
Please visit my channel to watch a one-minute video clip in which popular atheist author Richard Dawkins admits that homosexual activists "hijacked the word 'gay'".
The word "homosexual" is more appropriate and accurate because it, unlike the word "gay", actually describes the behavior/attraction/relationship being discussed.
The word "gay" helps homosexual activists push their agenda.
I agree with your first sentence. Personally I don't understand why we don't just plant apple trees and blackberry bushes and all sorts of simple, easily grown things at every street corner and walkway. What harm would it do? If we can plant trees everywhere to make things look "scenic" why not apple or cherry trees? Then you can be walking, decide you are a bit peckish and simply reach out and grab a piece of fruit as you walk on by. Would be a godsend for the homeless too.
@TheFounderUtopia That is right. I always wonder why they don't plant fruit trees and vegetable plants all over, especially in public areas using public money.
Instead of the government giving trillions of dollars to banks and multinational corps, imagine if they used that money to install solar panels and plant fruit trees and vegetables in many residences around the country.
Money market property system FAILED, we need to use scientific method to produce all necessities for all directly.
I'm not even concerned about setting aside extra money for it, while that would be a bonus, it's really not *necessary* to make this happen. The same money they already spend planting rows of trees on every sidewalk could be used on apple trees. There could be stretches of soil following every road, public gardens in every park where we all drop our own seeds and let them grow. When you stop fighting nature and just let her bloom, everything gets CHEAPER, nature WANTS to provide.
@lowell90 If you were half the intellectual you claim to be, you would know how "in the dark" science is about many things. Anything useful is suppressed or hidden by scumbags. The science industry is owned by corporatism, fascists, and private interests, so You are no different. You are just an "intellectual" slave. You believe the bullshit. You drink the Kool-Aid. Too bad for you sheeple. BAAAAAAA
Fantastic to see New York taking a lead on all these innovations. The rest of the United States benefits from NYC stepping up to tackle issues like the greening of urban space/livability of cities and increasing the penetration of renewable energy.
you ever notice when someone buys property they just have to destroy the previous work in some way it is a power trip happens every time like they have blinders on to the subliminal value that lured them their in the first place most the time they are half the person the previous owner/ creater was. most the time no one likes the new persons ideals anyway just a sort lived destructive cycle wipeing clear relics and Gods beauty. Destruction is a common practice because money says it is right.
Well I see how this was an inspiration for Crysish (2). It's (unlike the game) really beautiful which I hope I could see one day.... unlike the game :D
Hell. Build more High-line parks. Increased revenue and less burdensome areas that won't be developed. I could see all kinds parks being raised above the trappings of modern civilization. Why not? We're building on top of buildings too. Why not connect the tops of buildings with walking parks? That would be awesome.
I think it's a terrific and creative repurposing of space. I wonder how much it would have cost to tear it down compared to developing it into a park? That's not free either.
I am proud to say that i worked on that park for 6 month's on site and 6 months of fabration work off site. It has it's own web site for more info. I truly thank Robert Hammond.
Got me off a layoff. Got my yearly hours for health care. Gave me my self respect back and food on my table.
Future work because of R Hammond in area construction is a sure thing.
Two guy's that fought for a park sure made a lot of money for a lot of people.
I seen this on RocketBoom NYC a while back, its a fantastic project, hope this inspires a lot more people to think green when it comes to architecture and city life. Great Idea!
too bad you didn't include a place for folks to grow food. would have been better to see food growing than ornamental plants. imagine how much food could be grown there rather than shipped in - imagine how much New York could reduce carbon footprint and improve it's own air quality. opportunity missed for aesthetics, again.
@cruiscinlan I absolutely agree that making places for people to grow food would be awesome on so many levels! ...an opportunity for tranparency in the food industry ...there is science that can be taken to an artform in the growing of food ...oh yes! ... let's imagine New York/Central Park ...Parks in general as food growing demonstration gardens ...brilliant! novel idea! ...back to basics living idea ...growing food where we live...
thank-you for sharing THE most interesting comment so far
Homosexual activists understand the power of words.
Please visit my channel to watch a one-minute video clip in which popular atheist author Richard Dawkins admits that homosexual activists "hijacked the word 'gay'".
The word "homosexual" is more appropriate and accurate because it, unlike the word "gay", actually describes the behavior/attraction/relationship being discussed.
The word "gay" helps homosexual activists push their agenda.
lightandbeautiful 1 month ago
So you see, imagination needs moodling - long, inefficient, happy idling, dawdling and puttering.
andreeaweed 3 months ago
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ilikemunting 4 months ago
Hope it works better than their 'Airport in a skyscraper' idea.
CustardGanet 4 months ago
@CustardGanet straight form sickipedia, nice
toplad2 4 months ago
is it just me or is Robert Hammond hot?
itkapatanka 4 months ago
Let's just hope the guy won't get shot on a boat.
Watsuda 6 months ago
hey, my name's Robert Hammond too!
affixlabelhere 6 months ago
prettyawe
Dekationz 7 months ago
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youneekk 7 months ago
Wow, that is an intriguing use for the railroad. I want to walk those parks when i'll go visit NYC sometime in the future :)
Thimmet 7 months ago
That is a very cool idea.
TheJBrownable 7 months ago
that's really cool! Inspiring
mrmacdad 7 months ago
Robert Hammond you are my HERO
stanmannorris74 7 months ago
What a great idea!
petrosmedia 7 months ago
ffs TED, whe nwill you learn to keep that intro/outro noise to less than 500% of the decibles of the speach
manonthemount 7 months ago 16
lol i love the 'we got the numbers wrong' part
we overran on costs by 50%, and ovveran the final value by multiples!
manonthemount 7 months ago 3
@manonthemount congratulations! you got the joke!
hcortens 7 months ago
That is nice but community gardens (producing food) might have been better.
"Money/market" is ROOT of problems, how do we:
1. stop corruption caused by profit motive?
2. ensure everyone has minimum necessities?
ANSWER
1. FREELY Share ALL resources & knowledge worldwide, NO more money/property
2. Use LATEST technology to create an ABUNDANCE of all our needs, NO more waste/theft
3. Automate/localize ALL production and distribution, NO more central control/wage slavery
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dontblockmedk 7 months ago
@dontblockmedk
I agree with your first sentence. Personally I don't understand why we don't just plant apple trees and blackberry bushes and all sorts of simple, easily grown things at every street corner and walkway. What harm would it do? If we can plant trees everywhere to make things look "scenic" why not apple or cherry trees? Then you can be walking, decide you are a bit peckish and simply reach out and grab a piece of fruit as you walk on by. Would be a godsend for the homeless too.
TheFounderUtopia 7 months ago
@TheFounderUtopia That is right. I always wonder why they don't plant fruit trees and vegetable plants all over, especially in public areas using public money.
Instead of the government giving trillions of dollars to banks and multinational corps, imagine if they used that money to install solar panels and plant fruit trees and vegetables in many residences around the country.
Money market property system FAILED, we need to use scientific method to produce all necessities for all directly.
dontblockmedk 7 months ago
@dontblockmedk
I'm not even concerned about setting aside extra money for it, while that would be a bonus, it's really not *necessary* to make this happen. The same money they already spend planting rows of trees on every sidewalk could be used on apple trees. There could be stretches of soil following every road, public gardens in every park where we all drop our own seeds and let them grow. When you stop fighting nature and just let her bloom, everything gets CHEAPER, nature WANTS to provide.
TheFounderUtopia 7 months ago
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Arghira 7 months ago
Great Idea!!!
Andrunja 7 months ago
I want to go there!!!!!
enriqueDFTL 7 months ago
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@lowell90 If you were half the intellectual you claim to be, you would know how "in the dark" science is about many things. Anything useful is suppressed or hidden by scumbags. The science industry is owned by corporatism, fascists, and private interests, so You are no different. You are just an "intellectual" slave. You believe the bullshit. You drink the Kool-Aid. Too bad for you sheeple. BAAAAAAA
WyldOrbit 7 months ago
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WyldOrbit 7 months ago
hreajgrhfghfgho;ihgbuyfvytawseome!
LemonLimeLaughter 7 months ago
gREAT!!
GeracaodeValor 7 months ago
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Change the fucking intro. I'm getting tired of seeing al gores false global warming ass.
WyldOrbit 7 months ago
@lowell90 Im really hoping that the ted talks audience isnt stupid enough to fall for "global warming" lmfao.
WyldOrbit 7 months ago
I think Ted talks needs a new intro. Im getting tired of seeing Al Gores Lying face. Global warming is not real.
WyldOrbit 7 months ago
@lowell90 You mean stupid enough to fall for it?
WyldOrbit 7 months ago
A great idea. It looks amazing. They should probably build more raised platforms specifically for purposes like this, give them a good width too.
G12002 7 months ago
TED talks make me believe maybe there is a god. Probably not....but they're that good.
JBeezie428 8 months ago
He wants to "recreate the wildscape". How about not touching it and let it be.. wild?
It's a paradox... you can't CREATE something WILD.
TimothyParadox1 8 months ago
In the sky? I was hoping for a construction floating high above the city.
Frottjeif 8 months ago 2
I actually want to Visit New York now to see this .. Never had any interest in New York tourism till now ! Coolest Idea ever..
Las Vegas needs to do something like this with the strip
haha
Ryance85 8 months ago 5
The High Line is great.
Youssef51 8 months ago
Brilliant idea, just wonderful
dertymajik 8 months ago 7
That's such an amazing idea.... looks great too!
Crazee108 8 months ago 3
7 people voted thumbs down....What.. too much happiness and goodness in the world for you??
HimmuraTube 8 months ago 5
@HimmuraTube now 8! (at the time i saw this) LOL
patricksoo 8 months ago
I like it ..didnt boston have one of those
dangermous1968 8 months ago 2
lets be real... can you say hobo sanctuary
Get2TheDeLorean 8 months ago
@Get2TheDeLorean
Id rather walk through a nice garden with hobos, than a shitty alley with hobos
heeh2 8 months ago
Loveee it. Too bad I don't live in NYC
bleachedswan 8 months ago 2
Very good
austpom333 8 months ago
Nice, very nice.
DurexDurpaneu2 8 months ago
Fantastic to see New York taking a lead on all these innovations. The rest of the United States benefits from NYC stepping up to tackle issues like the greening of urban space/livability of cities and increasing the penetration of renewable energy.
ilivestronger 8 months ago
you ever notice when someone buys property they just have to destroy the previous work in some way it is a power trip happens every time like they have blinders on to the subliminal value that lured them their in the first place most the time they are half the person the previous owner/ creater was. most the time no one likes the new persons ideals anyway just a sort lived destructive cycle wipeing clear relics and Gods beauty. Destruction is a common practice because money says it is right.
1Ryon 8 months ago 3
very, very interesting concept
integral123 8 months ago
Why not make a mobile aquaponics facility and use the tracks to move it along once a day. Then you could have a mobile market of fresh produce.
PinkProgram 8 months ago
Anybody else feel this park officially puts us in the 21st Century?
Dimefan91 8 months ago 13
@tvswnet More parks are not really the solution for saving the world....
pedrohadek 8 months ago
Can you say visionary?
More power to you son!
Mrmoc7 8 months ago 4
@Mrmoc7 To be fair this idea wasn't that new.
595o 7 months ago
Pause @ 3:33
Fucking awesome...
DrSpooglemon 8 months ago
This is awesome.
I am in awe :D
DrSpooglemon 8 months ago
u are all consum victims
dAda313 8 months ago
@dAda313 consum?
PinkProgram 8 months ago
seen this on rocketboom :P
thepianoaddict 8 months ago
Well I see how this was an inspiration for Crysish (2). It's (unlike the game) really beautiful which I hope I could see one day.... unlike the game :D
Stn3dRaid3r 8 months ago
Every time I hate that over loud intro more
BeyondWrittenWords 8 months ago
@BeyondWrittenWords me too! im always like wtf!
ereignisfelder 8 months ago
It looks beautiful.
iliveonplanetspace 8 months ago
Thanks for making one of my favorite neighborhoods too expensive for me to live in :D
InsideDating 8 months ago
why do german parks look so boring in comparison? we do have creative architects. maybe all those decisionmakers are pussies.
Buddhabr0t 8 months ago
Hell. Build more High-line parks. Increased revenue and less burdensome areas that won't be developed. I could see all kinds parks being raised above the trappings of modern civilization. Why not? We're building on top of buildings too. Why not connect the tops of buildings with walking parks? That would be awesome.
Thayer79 8 months ago 5
they estimated 262 million in tax revenue. and it turns out they were wrong and it was only half a million? someone dropped the ball on that one
kiddhitta 8 months ago
@kiddhitta Billion. Not million. They got twice the revenue that was expected.
CreepyCave 8 months ago
@kiddhitta he said half a BILLION. :)
oxidindigo 8 months ago
@kiddhitta He said half a Billion.
Danen3 8 months ago
@Danen3 oh. good. i was gonna say. how is that even possible to fuck up that bad
kiddhitta 8 months ago
I think it's a terrific and creative repurposing of space. I wonder how much it would have cost to tear it down compared to developing it into a park? That's not free either.
Em4Tango 8 months ago
I am proud to say that i worked on that park for 6 month's on site and 6 months of fabration work off site. It has it's own web site for more info. I truly thank Robert Hammond.
Got me off a layoff. Got my yearly hours for health care. Gave me my self respect back and food on my table.
Future work because of R Hammond in area construction is a sure thing.
Two guy's that fought for a park sure made a lot of money for a lot of people.
Thank You
cloverdale87 8 months ago 4
they should put a giant bubble around it so you dont get fucking sick, and it would look like jetsons future AND PTERODACTYLS ON THE OUTSIDE!
brod2man 8 months ago
Change the fucking intro. I'm getting tired of seeing al gores false global warming ass.
WyldOrbit 8 months ago
gostei e vou divulgar!
DesafioPublico 8 months ago
was i the only one hoping for a floating park when they saw this in their sub box?
slysci5 8 months ago 9
@slysci5 No you weren't, it sorta crushed my dreams but it was still quite awesome, i didn't know about this project at all. And it looks amazing.
Snuffsis 8 months ago
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tijnmans 8 months ago
awesome !
zaraka2 8 months ago
Great idea!!!
jjvescovi11 8 months ago
This park is in the latest episode of Louie.
jevajevajevajeva 8 months ago
modern art at the best!
Supduplemup 8 months ago
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That;s really cool!
jacobreinvented 8 months ago
this is brilliant idea,please continue.
operasona888 8 months ago
All I can say is, minecraft!
proximoto 8 months ago 3
@proximoto minus exploding creepers.
sowhatnowhere 8 months ago
amazing idea, so neat.
FeebleMuffin 8 months ago 4
A small contribution from an average person can go a long way... the power os Ideas.
Thanks TED!
leonidasx666 8 months ago
Good job on getting so much wrong and even more right at the same time
VideoNewZ9 8 months ago
Its a pity that is talk is so short..
Siglojunior 8 months ago 3
@Siglojunior i just saw some guy talking for 13 minutes about a 3clap pushup. If you can say it in 10 minutes, you an probably say it in 5 too :)
sebastianbrosche 8 months ago
Great! I hope this is just the beginning of a burgeoning movement to green our cities by taking such measures. The people and the planet need this!
tvswnet 8 months ago 88
Parks always increase property values. Shame developers always want to build near one, but rarely want one built.
310sucks 8 months ago 139
@310sucks do parks increase property values more in aggregate than the cost of building and maintaining the parks?
bobsacamano1 8 months ago
I never knew about this, it's pretty awesome.
Good job at being able to make a park!!
sushicartman01 8 months ago
Wow, that was really cool.
I had no idea that was going on.
Skeluz 8 months ago
better than destroying it
valken666 8 months ago
I seen this on RocketBoom NYC a while back, its a fantastic project, hope this inspires a lot more people to think green when it comes to architecture and city life. Great Idea!
weemcd01 8 months ago
too bad you didn't include a place for folks to grow food. would have been better to see food growing than ornamental plants. imagine how much food could be grown there rather than shipped in - imagine how much New York could reduce carbon footprint and improve it's own air quality. opportunity missed for aesthetics, again.
cruiscinlan 8 months ago
@cruiscinlan if it was a privilege, yes. must be something done with respect and dedication
valken666 8 months ago
@cruiscinlan I absolutely agree that making places for people to grow food would be awesome on so many levels! ...an opportunity for tranparency in the food industry ...there is science that can be taken to an artform in the growing of food ...oh yes! ... let's imagine New York/Central Park ...Parks in general as food growing demonstration gardens ...brilliant! novel idea! ...back to basics living idea ...growing food where we live...
thank-you for sharing THE most interesting comment so far
gaiagale 8 months ago
@cruiscinlan What next? You want to see beekeepers in NYC? Oh wait, there ARE beekeepers in NYC.
595o 7 months ago
He is a TED speaking guest because of this?
Life is truly unfair.
YawnGod 8 months ago
@YawnGod What do you mean by that?
treegraph 8 months ago
I was there with my school. i'm 17. It's beautiful there. Fantastic stretch of park :3
MagnusMistro 8 months ago
What the hell is in Libya?
Mystery207 8 months ago
3:50
College Humor offices !
rofferjak 8 months ago
@rofferjak ahhaha yes
thatcoulhavebeenfun 8 months ago
Will it happen ???
It's inevitable and we cant keep standing still
flyyspit 8 months ago
Re-wilding! Brilliant!
JingleJoe 8 months ago
Second!
(sorry)
miganders 8 months ago
Good talk...
leemanjoo 8 months ago