Gray to Green

[KingCorvette]

I hate when I hear people say that going green costs so much; it's a complete fallacy. I also can't stand when I hear people claim that only through extreme technological advances can we go green. This claim irritates me more, because it's founded on pure ignorance. Heck, the first solar cell was built in 1883, about 120 years ago!

[pacman80500]

your right, the solutions to going green are rather primitive, new technology is nice but not necessary

[BMBaccount]

But that solar cell was extremely different than the one today though

[stevemussared]

Anyone interested in e2, I recommend that you do some research on a guy named Jacque Fresco...He is THE modern DaVinci.

[BMBaccount]

some of his architectural designs are fucking ridiculous, but some are also very revolutionary.

[TheGallows32]

Love they guy, but how Modern is he at over 100 years old?!! lol

[LudicrousTachyon]

The problem with getting views is having to dig through so many shows. I couldn't search this. Thumbnails didn't help. PBS has 1,200ish shows on youtube, and when you have to look through 25 thumbnails a page it's tedious. I could search it better if it were just a list of everything on one page, divided into subjects. Lol, come on, google is supposed to be good with data. I don't want to just see what's popular at this moment.

[brenthoser99]

it probably does not have as many views as one would like becuase its so long. why I didnt watch it last night but can now.

[ducksaregreat15]

I like it too. I'd really like to see more than a couple of hundred views. These ideas are so important. Just think engineering reuses for materials used in public projects. That should save some tax dollars.

[lucaspozzi]

I like it.