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  • This was great! I found this looking for videos about a seiche (that's the word he couldn't pronounce). I couldn't figure out what an underwater seiche was, but that picture he showed really cleared that up.

  • I got an even better solution: population controle.

  • if this wasn't funny would you be watching? my solutions is since the problem is too many people, kill your neighbors

  • This is awesome! Funny & informative.

  • Haha, it was funny and smart and all that. Cheers, guys.

  • I find it amazing that while the island of Tasmania is displayed, more often than not, in videos such as this and in pictures, the Philippines is omitted. Can someone please kindly rectify? Thanks.

  • I want John Cohn to have his own show - ps: the colony is AMAZING.

  • How come they can make water smarter but not people? That what we really need smarter stupid people.

  • Well,for that we need to build something like what 'Riddler' built in 'BATMAN FOREVER',its quite a difficult concept.

  • Aieeee! Run! RUN!!!

  • OMG this was so bad !!

  • "Did you find it?"

    "Yes!"

  • you know how you fix a water shortage?

    reduce human population/ population growth.

    this is an IBM commercial.

  • what is this? more sky is falling fake science? sounds like they need something to replace global warming

  • TINFOIL HAT

  • You mean aluminum foil

    No one uses tin foil

    You can't buy it in the supermarket

  • I think this is the crazy engineer from the end of the world show "Colony"

  • @mkbain99 Yeah it says that in the description.

  • ya - I came back ans saw that - way to read no read!

  • Nice1 IBM - real time analysis to future scenario's. Adding to IBM's Marine Smart Bay initiatve way2go!

  • That guy is always faking a short attention span, is that supposed to be a representation of us as the audience? If so, it's annoying and degrading. Even if this is just supposed to be a kid's show, you don't need to communicate to kids like they're dumb or that a full understanding of what the scientists are saying is unimportant. Pretending to be clueless to look cool is not what our society needs right now. In order to learn what the FACTS mean we need to pay attention and ask questions.

  • Congratulations on being a minority subset in the targeted audience! While you are annoyed, and think of it as degrading to the targeted audience, to the rest of the audience, it is entertaining and not degrading. Now, will IBM spend a shitton of money to ensure 1% of their viewers are happy, or continue earning from the 99%. And yes, 1% and 99% were pulled out of my ass, but you get the point.

  • what a clown

  • i had no idea water was smart to begin with.lmaomaking it smarter!

  • They didn't really answer the question about how they're going to solve the problem of us eventually running out of water. A better topic for this would have been things like moisture harvesting or desalination, should the need arise.

  • Third world countries have the highest birth rates. The best way to raise the standard of living in third world countries? Give them fossil fuels, AKA cheap, efficient, energy.

    Instead the world governments are getting together to do the exact opposite. Restrict third world countries from harnessing the energy that the western world used to thrust itself into the modern age

  • @mcs699 lol your funny

  • Population control. You can call it genocide all you like, I call it solving the world's problems :D

  • @Iamfreakingepic I agree :)

  • You can control world population without genocide! Birth control in the 3rd world (just need to shut the pope up) and policies similar to the one child policy in China (2 child policy?) in the west would help stablise world population.

  • You can be first to go. The best solution will be birth control, like China does. The population will decrease over time if everyone is only allowed 1 child. I'm sure abortion will be required at some point....

    It's sad, but the population won't control itself.

  • Education and infrastructure are the best ways to improve living conditions in third world countries. One of the best metrics with which to measure development of a country is the education level of women. More highly educated women in general have fewer babies; just look at the difference between female research scientists and religious baby-making machines who are kept dumb, uneducated, and in the kitchen.

  • How do you think you build and sustain the infrastructure that supports a quality education system? Do you think it is with expensive, inefficient, wind and solar power.

    The western economies didn't rise to the top because of a "green" revolution. The United States would still be a poor agriculture based economy if it wasn't for the industrial revolution.

    The governments of today want to keep poor third world countries from possibly having the same fortune we have had. And it's a shame

  • A good case example is India of the past 100 years

  • e.

    By forcing the poorest nations to use expensive and inefficient technology like wind and solar, we are virtually guaranteeing their inability to raise their standard of living as well as sealing the fate of our earth becoming filled with overpopulated slumlands.

    Then let us see how much clean water we have left.

  • @NarayanDasRaman now your talking... colonies on mars

  • well its not dumb, we have the method to desalinate sea water bt its expensive

  • interesting D: AS I SAY !

  • We've got a problem. The world's population is growing too fast and there's not enough clean water for everybody.

    One of the best ways to make the population increase even faster is to provide clean water to everyone. This will mean more people have clean water and even more people don't. You need to address the population problem before you address the water problem.

    This world cannot sustain another growth like the last century's.

  • If you have a one child per family policy, in one century you can half the population right? D:

  • People are having lots of children in hopes that they live. If you increase survival odds, they don't need to zerg babies.

  • Yes we can purify see water. Desalination plants are in use today. However, this is very expensive water, and requires lot's of energy.

  • Uh... we can its call ed Desalination. The problem is its very expensive and it takes a long time.

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