This video does seem to support GMO production. Large companies like Monsanto thrive on this type of thinking. It's increasingly more difficult to find all-natural foods in stores (foods that actually taste like what they are - tomatoes, for example) and it's because these corporations change the chemical make-up of things. Personally, I'd rather see all farmers revert to sustainable agriculture (I didn't even touch on animal farming) and humans take more control over our own procreation.
yeah, what andthemieke said! STOP HAVING BABIES! That's the problem with the world! It is not our birth right to reproduce, it's a privilege. I think if people only bred when they had an adequate environment in which to raise a child with enough money and space for it, the world would grow slower, and each life would be richer, healthier and more productive for the future of the race.
In short: Every familie gets 1 hectare of land for free for ever, has to live on it and bring it to fruition. This way every familie will have a piece of beloved motherland to take care of and it is not allowed by the government to wage tax on the having or on the proceeds of the property. When you plant a great deal of divers crops there will be no need for pesticides or other chemicals and the soil will stay alive and will not be starved.
This looks like a propaganda video for GMO's? We need to start to grow our own food and share it. Communities are and should be encouraging communal farms.
There are solutions, but people have to be willing to evolve, adapt and shift. The new way coming will be so much more fun! Put the planet first. If we honor the Earth, we honor ourselves.
Consuming less is important, but let's not vilify a plant for taking one litre of water to produce one calorie. If it wasn't an edible plant, it would be a weed in its place taking the water.
It's absurd that they didn't even mention the difference in efficiency between plant foods and animal foods. Eating meat/eggs/dairy takes an order of magnitude more resources. If you want to address the problem in a simple and effective way start eating lower on the food chain! ...not to mention it's healthier and more compassionate.
And, as others have mentioned, slowing overpopulation is half the equation. I see they're trying to make things understandable, but they're oversimplifying a lot.
It's good that you do this line of videos, but i don't really think that this video was successful, and i am FOR sustainability by myself. I think for a regular consumer it just causes more panic, because:
sustainability part took like 5 seconds of the video and the rest was: we need more food. how we grow more food. MORE FOOD! that's the message people will notice first.
also, sustainability wasn't explained in a single word, which was also missing a little bit.
@fuckyourselfslow I always think that food is abundant, never once i thought it in the way shown in the video. now im aware.... thats how it change my view! Hoped that helped!!!! :)
This video does seem to support GMO production. Large companies like Monsanto thrive on this type of thinking. It's increasingly more difficult to find all-natural foods in stores (foods that actually taste like what they are - tomatoes, for example) and it's because these corporations change the chemical make-up of things. Personally, I'd rather see all farmers revert to sustainable agriculture (I didn't even touch on animal farming) and humans take more control over our own procreation.
msf304 1 month ago
فيديو رائغ
AhmedEgyptSience 1 month ago
what can I do I love the taste of death X(
SA33DBOSS 1 month ago
yeah, what andthemieke said! STOP HAVING BABIES! That's the problem with the world! It is not our birth right to reproduce, it's a privilege. I think if people only bred when they had an adequate environment in which to raise a child with enough money and space for it, the world would grow slower, and each life would be richer, healthier and more productive for the future of the race.
graphanai 3 months ago
Does this account for more waste?
Stop having so many shit making machines. There's the solution.
Think about that!
Delmundo2002 3 months ago
Read 'the ringing ceders of siberia' by V. Megre
In short: Every familie gets 1 hectare of land for free for ever, has to live on it and bring it to fruition. This way every familie will have a piece of beloved motherland to take care of and it is not allowed by the government to wage tax on the having or on the proceeds of the property. When you plant a great deal of divers crops there will be no need for pesticides or other chemicals and the soil will stay alive and will not be starved.
yourfuckingtube 3 months ago
тупая пропаганда за ГМО
obojdi 3 months ago
This looks like a propaganda video for GMO's? We need to start to grow our own food and share it. Communities are and should be encouraging communal farms.
There are solutions, but people have to be willing to evolve, adapt and shift. The new way coming will be so much more fun! Put the planet first. If we honor the Earth, we honor ourselves.
angelfreq 3 months ago
Consuming less is important, but let's not vilify a plant for taking one litre of water to produce one calorie. If it wasn't an edible plant, it would be a weed in its place taking the water.
homejames261 3 months ago
It's absurd that they didn't even mention the difference in efficiency between plant foods and animal foods. Eating meat/eggs/dairy takes an order of magnitude more resources. If you want to address the problem in a simple and effective way start eating lower on the food chain! ...not to mention it's healthier and more compassionate.
And, as others have mentioned, slowing overpopulation is half the equation. I see they're trying to make things understandable, but they're oversimplifying a lot.
fruition 3 months ago 8
n!!!!Ce video
abdoagouni 3 months ago
Great video
Anyone know if the music was done specifically for this video? Or done by a particular artist?
SaMiChi 3 months ago
think about the way you BREED, less people is LESS consumption
andthemieke 3 months ago 7
think about the way you BREED
andthemieke 3 months ago
for a good idea about food and sustainability, reading Michael Pollan's books are a great start.
The video was visually appealing...perhaps substantiate and follow up with ways to do so? :/
blackdragonwingz 4 months ago
It's good that you do this line of videos, but i don't really think that this video was successful, and i am FOR sustainability by myself. I think for a regular consumer it just causes more panic, because:
sustainability part took like 5 seconds of the video and the rest was: we need more food. how we grow more food. MORE FOOD! that's the message people will notice first.
also, sustainability wasn't explained in a single word, which was also missing a little bit.
fuckyourselfslow 4 months ago
It did change my perspective of food!!!
xuan99xuan 4 months ago
@xuan99xuan in which way, may i ask? :)
fuckyourselfslow 4 months ago
@fuckyourselfslow I always think that food is abundant, never once i thought it in the way shown in the video. now im aware.... thats how it change my view! Hoped that helped!!!! :)
xuan99xuan 4 months ago
O.o
xuan99xuan 4 months ago