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- Explore the NEOM Latest Construction Update 2024 and witness the astounding progress firsthand! With 20% of the ambitious project completed, NEOM is shaping up rapidly. The futuristic city, The Line, stretching 170 kilometers from Neom mountains to the Red Sea, is now a tangible reality. Watch as offices, camps, and vibrant communities emerge, complete with amenities like schools, hospitals, and entertainment centers. Excitingly, an underground rail system, "The Spine," spanning 26.5 kilometers, promises quick travel across The Line in just 20 minutes.
Concerned about water scarcity in the desert? NEOM's innovative approach includes solar domes for desalination, ensuring a daily output of 1 million cubic meters of fresh water. Yet, amidst progress, controversies loom. Critics question the environmental impact, feasibility, and human rights aspects of NEOM's projects.
Witness Trojena, home to Saudi Arabia's highest peaks, transformed for the 2029 Asian Winter Games. Despite criticism, efforts are underway to complete Trojena's ski slopes, lakes, and luxurious accommodations by 2026.
Sindalah, NEOM's futuristic megacity, is nearing completion in 2024, featuring yachting areas, luxury hotels, and upscale retail outlets. Meanwhile, Oxagon, the world's largest automated port, aims for eco-friendliness with renewable energy, integrated logistics, and a global trade hub status by 2025.
As NEOM unfolds, questions linger: Will NEOM's dream become reality, overcoming challenges and controversies? Time holds the answers, unveiling NEOM's fate - an extraordinary achievement or a complex journey reflecting the intricacies of modern development. Stay tuned for more updates on this groundbreaking venture!
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Footage speaks for itself!!!
20% of the work has been completed!!! Someone is mathematically challenged!!!
Digging a hole doesn't even count for 20% of a fence.
@@billganahl7151 I say the hole digging (trench - lol) is to "show," it's happening!
Now they can get other people to invest in the project or at least try to ! Smoke and mirrors ... like the Line 🤩
People may mistakenly think that The Line represents NEOM alone 😂, unaware that NEOM consist of four major megaprojects: The Line, Sindalah, Oxagon, and Trojena.
@@undercover-on5ie
Yep. And all of them are going swimmingly. In the underwater can't breathe sorta way.
Piles for that could support 10 times of a burj khalifa have been done since june 2022 so yeah keep on the envy
Impressive they dug some sand already, thanks for the video.
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Why would anyone move there? I own a nice car, can drive anywhere, I can carry things, I can pull up into my own garage, I can drive 10 miles away in 10 minutes, at a moments notice. My workplace is just 15 minutes away, I can see trees, lakes, summer, winter, parks, everything. Why would I move to the world's largest apartment building, with no roads, in the middle of the desert? Let's say I want to go to a new store that is a mile away. First I need to walk to the nearest elevator, take it to the basement, wait for a train, sit with other random people, watch for my stop, find another elevator, find the store, walk in, buy my stuff, now how to do I get it home? I want it now, not some delivery. And I live there for what, a job? What businesses are there? Why would they be there? There would be so little privacy, it would take forever to get anywhere, and would be totally inconvenient. Might be fun to visit, but it would be like living in a strip mall, with no cars. Sad that this will be a total waste.
Sounds like you live in a nice place. What county / city do you live in?
I agree about the line, it will suck having a life just inside a building. They will probably make parks at the rooftop, but still there is something about just being out in nature that people need.
I think the same.... who wants living in a SHOPPING??? The line cold be cool to spend a WEEK... could be a Las Vegas style, with shows and entertainmente... but living in a SHOPPING? no way....
@@benchokwaimanI live in a small house, in a small town, obviously with roads and normal stores. Basically any town on the planet would be nicer to live in than that giant apartment complex that you cannot escape.
You can do all that, now but in the future you will be living in a 15 minute city. The elites have a plan for you.
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Having lived in the Middle East for a decade, I feel confident in saying that there might be a small version of the project completed but nothing on this scale could be completed before leadership gets bored, dies or gets negative feedback from locals who threaten their powerbase.
Yeah, the walls have already been lowered bij 300 meters (!) 😂...
They will need to promise ALL of their dissident opposition a place in NEOM just to pacify them. That will leave room for 12 outsiders.
So an unfinished excavation and the construction of temporary workers quarters and associated facilities amounts to 20% of the entire project? What constitutes the other 80%? Construction of a tent over the workers quarters?
20% will be when they would have built up to 100 meters high, for what i see there in around 1%
@@draculakickyourassNot even 😂 more like .001% seriously. This hasn’t even touched the surface.
20% of the INFRASTRUCTURE not the entire project
Bwahahahaha 😂
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Why are the Builders communities not in a Line, if its so practical.
Excellent comment! 😅
Because they don't have the same linear high speed transport system. If that works then the design works.
My question is “ who would want to live there?” Not me!
ye cuz u poor
@@Phosdoqlol exactly it’s always does who don’t have the money that have the most to say 🤣🙌🏻😅😅
@@Phosdoq If you're rich... why would you want to live there? In the desert trapped in two walls, with no car and no airport! Beverly Hills is the place for me... swimming pools, movie stars, great cars, golf courses, ocean resorts, alcohol and marijuana baby!
@@markiowa5437 Beverly Hills is for the uneducated rich. The smart rich goes to Europe.
I just wouldn't want to live there. I prefer cooler places with fresh air 😊
This represents nothing more than the most dystopian aspects of the future envisioned by movies such as Escape From New York, Elysium and Blade Runner. 99% of humanity will be isolated from this decadence. The hubris is astounding.
It truly is. I know I won’t be living in these nightmares. As the saying goes “There are some fates worse than death”
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Great... a ready 15 minutes city to hold us all in our pens.
yes
are you braindead?
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@@DeCode_Official Thanks, DeCode. The whole idea of this long strip of a cage is to house people inside to protect the local (and global) environment (their claim). I am much more concerned of its impact on the local residencies of this construction. However, I will check out your discussion, appreciated. _By the way, Subscribed, All._
Should be just as successful as Dubai's "islands".
WRONG. THAT HAD NO INVESTMENT TO SPEAK OF COMPARED TO THIS ONE WHICH IS QUITE IMPRESSIVE.
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Looks like a high tech prison to me Hell on Earth !!!!!🎉
EXACTLY! That's all it is! a glass jail for humans! they will be fully controlled in their "futuristic" jail! absolutely horrible!
Earth is already hell so your opinion is null and void
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There is a deadline for this 15 minute city! Of course they're going quickly. I also wouldn't call it a dream.. I'd call it a nightmare! The friendly voice narrating, I think is just there to fool you. Personally I will not be tricked by any enticing things they offer me to live inside a confined space that doesn't look like a cage but actually is. In my opinion.
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In all of the animated videos they show sunlight all the way down to the lowest areas, that will maybe happen at noon but the rest of the day the lowest areas will be in shadows.
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NEOM feels like Westworld
mega city 1
Who would like to live in a giant glass prison in a middle of a desert? This project will never be finished in its original shape and size.
Me*
I'd live there if the atmosphere is so toxic that your outside air is killing you.
Who would have thought someone made a desert a living place where every now and then people are eager to visit...
Not for u. For Saudi. What with white and west people comment, yet they all come to Dubai, with the same underestimated mentality before. And look at Dubai now. Jealous or what 😀
@@kiekaismael3940 I would rather go to North Korea than Dubai. Fun fact: Burj Khalifa has no access to sewage so every day a train of shit-trucks loads tons of shit from this building. Imagine being so wealthy you don't even know how to build proper sanitation network. 🤡
I alway love it when they say “this is what ( insert object ) will look like in the future.” In the future they never look like that.
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I think its funny they built 3 normal towns for the workers to stay in while building this weird city.
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Notice the work camps aren't in a line!😂
😂😂😂
A huge plethora of vacuous enthusiasm from the various architects, but a monumental lack of detail which will lead to a lot of sceptical criticism. The renderings need to have a much more "lived in" look as now they look empty and almost abandoned. There needs to be a lot more commerce shown, markets, events, adverts and general life to make it realistic.
Car free sounds good but how are big and heavy objects going to be delivered to the various homes and businesses? How would delivery vans get around and deliver to peoples doors?
There is a phrase that "cities are the mess left over from people making money". How are people going to get rich by living in The Line? One of the reasons people like cities is that they are cultural, with theaters, exhibitions, the Arts, conferences and a political centre. Where are the cultural hubs?
Where are the airports? If people are going to live in the city there will need to be exceptional transport links to other cities
The marina at the end shows large superyacht diesel guzzling powerboats! Ooops, if the city is to be zero carbon emissions then they all need to be carbon neutral sailboats!
Watch Blade runner if you want to see what the parts they complete will look like. No Natural light, and everyone crammed into a small place with no where else to go
YO. A SECTION OF TRAIN WILL CARRY ANYTHING YOU NEED AND WOULD BE DELIVERED THROUGH THE SIDES. THE GAP IN BETWEEN CAN ALSO HAVE ROADS FOR LIGHT TRAVEL. YOU THINK THESE THINGS WERE NOT TAKEN IN TO ACCOUNT WHILE DESIGNING A TRILLION DOLLAR PROJECT? SURELY THERE MUST BE SOME METHOD TO THE MADNESS.
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THERE COULD BE REPAIR SHOPS,PLUMMERS AND WHAT NOT INSIDE THAT AREA! IT IS A CITY HAVING EVERYTHING BUT ONLY IN LINE.
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THE BUILDINGS WILL HAVE PLENTY OF OPENINGS AT THE BOTTOM PERHAPS FOR MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE, ITEMS, EMERGENCY ETC. IT IS NOT LIKE A SEALED WALL.
SO UNLESS YOU SEE A MODULE COMPLETED HOLD YOUR JUDGEMENT.
Good luck Saudi
Wouldn't a circle would make more sense?
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they are smoking some good shit over there.
Damn can we get them over here in south Dakota to finish Crazy horse statue
Dude they were working on that when I visited SD when I was 11.....I'm 38 now.
Holy crap, they aren't done with it yet?
If someone turns the power off in the line - it will become a 170km coffin - think about this carefully - It could be AI or elites who turn the power off !!!!
I cannot imagine the human rights atrocities and amount of slave labor that is taking place there-because of and to complete these projects.
YOU ARE PAID HANDSOMELY. IT IS UK FOLKS WHO ARE APPLYING THE MOST. CHECK IT OUT.
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Tell us about the Western, American, Chinese, Japanese, South Korean and other companies involved in various technological elements in this project in another video. Thanks.
This is unemaginable cost and ambitious project in human history
Star wars death star is way more impressive.
Nonsense. The pyramids, for example, are far more impressive, especially considering the fact that they were built without an iota of modern technology.
@@BurntRaisinToast
No, no, no...!!!
The pyramid of Giza is what? A 150 meters high?
Here we're talking 500 meters high mirrorglass walls, rising at more than half the height of Burj Khalifa, extending uninterrupted for 175 km, approximately the distance between Cairo and Alexandria...
@@benzonex YO, FOR THAT TIME PYRAMIDS WERE INCREDIBLE: 4500 TO 5000 YEARS OLD!!!
TO BUILD ONE PYRAMID DITTO IT IS 5 BILLION DOLLARS BILL LAST TIME I CHECKED. THERE WAS NO WHEEL FOR GOD-SAKE.
Times are uncertain. Complete one project at a time.
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@@DeCode_Official Thanks, i am very interested in terraforming projects around the world. I think Neom is the answer to many a resource challanges wer are facing today. The most efficient city should spark interest, not outrage.
What a dystopia it will turn into. Imagine when one section revolts and blocks passthrough or those on the bottom floor rise against those on the top. And I consider keeping the integrity of this 170-kilometer-long building to be impossible over time. One earthquake and the line will probably break because the ground shifts horizontally or vertically at some point(s). And a thousand other things...
Blokwars, an unavoidable problem with megacities. Lucky for us, SA already has a judge system ready.
And what about Israel? What if they feel the need to ‘defend’ themselves again!
They will need a judge dread
don't forget, since there are no cars or roads, your ability to go anywhere is completely within the gov's control. Same with your food and water. All tracked, all controlled, all able to be withdrawn at a whim
@Donnerspeer you know the old saying, ppl that live in glass cities shouldn't blow themselves up.
Thanks for the update, HAL.
I swear they spend money on stupid shit before they spend it helping humans in any ways
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I wish them the best. Hopefully the city is completed. It seems pretty cool.
Ultimately a huge prison where your whole life is controlled, where you work when you work what you eat where you can go or not
The more I'm seeing of this, the more I expect this to end up being a new Dubai, but much worse. The feverdream of people completely removed from reality, at best. The wet dream of tyrants, at worst. Even if they build this thing to completion, there are so, so many reasons why this city is a bad idea, at least one of those reasons will be its downfall.
I Love it!!!
I love the idea, they should put garages on top for the hover cars, If the ski resort affects the atmosphere then maybe they should make it indoors, it will also keep the snow refrigerated,
I definitely think this project will make everything flow better, look at all the projects they already made that were impossible in the past, this project actually makes the most sense.
U need to see cartoon named "solar opposites", in that movie they have a concept of "The Wall". It looks pretty the same:)
I assume there's going to be a Koshogi pavilion... Soundproof of course.
Wow😮😮😮 crazy project Neom
Why all this hate! It looks so nice let’s see
So, we can see the next living places for the world's well-to-dos. Pretty obvious those of us struggling or homeless now, will be in whatever wasteland they neglect to remember outside those places. Didn't think 'those' kind of movies would be the goal. Way to make people hope for a swft end apocalypse.
A rail system that can travel from one end to the other in only 20 minutes? So, those living at each end can easily visit each other. All those in-between must still use camels in the desert? lol (Or, 170 stations, each one kilometer apart, and the entire trip now takes 14 hours.)...this entire video is misinformation. Imagine how many people want to live near the coast, rather than the center of the desert. But there isn't enough room in the "Line". Eventually, an entire city will appear around the "Line" at the coast. Probably mostly slums, but still a city, defeating the whole point of a narrow walled environment..
25.6 kilometers of rail for a 175 kilometers of city. Each end will go 25.6 kilometers from each end leaving 125 kilometers not serviced by rail
Okay that was a whole lot of nothing. We saw a bunch of people running around in the desert doing stuff. We saw some buildings. You saw a long trench. Have you seen the Jetta Tower lately? Sure it started, will it finish? Absolutely has no chance.
seems like an insane idea, i swear it was deemed not viable
And this is how humanity decided to spend the last of the remaining fossil fuels. Let's go down in style, folks. I'm sure our grandchildren will be thrilled.
😂😂😂
The four ‘regions’ which will together make up NEOM are dubbed Sindalah, Trojena, Oxagon, and the Line.
This seems like a dystopian hellscape. Even though it’s huge, the feeling of knowing you are constrained within walls would seem claustrophobic
If you ever want to leave, you are just in the middle of a desert. The Middle East already barely has an economy outside oil and tourism, so I don’t understand where people are going to work. Seems like it will be wall-e type environment
DO YOU REALIZE THE PER CAPITA IS HIGHER THAN USA NOW? SAUDI HAS NO DEBT UNLIKE USA. IT IS A DESERT AND UNSUITABLE FOR SIMILAR CITIES PERHAPS. A NOVEL IDEA FOR SURE. BUT AS YOU SEE THE SUPPORTING INFRA IS STILL OUTSIDE AND THAT SHOULD EVOLVE. WHEN OIL GOES TO 120 DOLLARS SOON, THEY WILL BE THAT MUCH RICHER.
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IT IS THEIR MONEY AND NOT OURS. SO SURELY THEY HAVE CONSULTED FOLKS. MOST OF THE DESIGNERS ARE THE WEST AND THEY HAVE CONSULTED THE BEST OF THE BEST.
SO ALL THIS MUST HAVE BEEN DEBATED EXTENSIVELY COME TO THINK OF IT.
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IF YOU BUILD THEY WILL COME. BURJ KHALIFA IS ATTRACTING STAGGERING 18 PLUS MILLION PER YEAR AND GENERATING 750 MIL PER YEAR RIGHT NOW!! WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT?
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SO YOU NEVER KNOW. AND IT IS NOT JUST THE LINE. THEY ARE BUILDING OTHER AREAS AS WELL.
SO WE HAVE TO SEE HOW IT GOES.
Wow this really is a world news the line in the desert
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Who the hell would want to live in something like this?
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That high-speed rail might be able to go from end to end in 20 minutes non-stop but it's going to take much longer if passengers have to get on and off every mile or so. I'm sure there would be plenty of stations for such a long city.
What annoys me is that the Saudis can work that fast on such a huge project, yet in NYC it takes five years just to get a painted bicycle lane.
Anyway, that project seems less than 2% completed, and not 20%. There are no walls or central building structures which should take much more time to construct than clearing the land.
Are they moving fast or are they just breaking ground over 175 KM and making it look like they are? I predict that what ever sections are completed will look like Blade Runner
20% does indeed seem like a lot for this scale of a project 15% maybe. Dirt work is a huge part of any building and often takes a lot of time to get correct at a set elevation that remains consistent. Without the ground laid out correctly it makes pouring level concrete very difficult
It’s a cool idea but worried that birds will fly into the mirror walls of The Line. Lol
Quels oiseaux ?
It’s sound dream but let wait. Ideas awesome 😊
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the best video on the NEOM Project, which provides comprehensive construction updates on all the projects within NEOM. This video also Covers the criticisms surrounding the project, making it a well-balanced overview. I encourage others to watch the entire video for a thorough understanding.
well aren't you just a walking propaganda machine. no, it doesn't address the criticisms at all. it's not well balanced, it's just another MBS hype piece full of lies, and watching this doesn't support a thorough understanding because it doesn't address the fact that there are no blue prints, the technology to build this doesn't exist and even if it was feasible to scrape every single last bit of raw materials on the planet, there still isn't enough raw materials to make what is needed to build this. the fact that the claim is 20% complete is the same as saying that MBS is more compassionate than the bhudda. and to put a fork in this, the reality that this train will go end to end in 20 minutes means it has to run at 300mph without making a stop. that's the only feasible way to meet this 20 minute threshold, and currently, the fastest trains in china barely top 300 mph.
Nothing has been build yet. It's just a huge pit.
The fun starts when they are going to make the foundations. All that concrete and rebar... Will be finished in 3225
I think this project is awesome personally I hope I get a chance to visit in my life
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Budget has been updated… 1Trillion USD
I can't wait to move there.
You would have to sell the bike and change you name to jon8934.
you will have to pay $1m for your apartment and give the sun a kiss before you go.
😮 ok bott enjoy the winter games in a fing desert
Building a canal by the look of it 🤷🏻♂️🍻
Look at how much it will climate of the world
Possibly the sand storms will bury parts of it, or it changes the climate for the worst way
Don’t they have sand storms there? What will blasting sand do to glass?
add sandblasted forms
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This is total madness..
The completed “NEOM communities” seem a lot more pleasant and livable than The Line itself. Hilarious. The Line should be renamed to The Lie.
even though I doubt it will ever be what they plan, spending all that money is a good thing; people get paid, products get purchased, manufacturing goes on, and that money flows out to many people. so in that aspect, I think it is a good thing.
Like China ghost cities. Short term. Then what? Oil money will dry up in 40 years or less- then what? This will be 300% over budget, 10 years behind schedule and likely an environmental disaster. This is the desert- high temperatures and no fresh water- who thinks this is a good idea?
Massive Emissions are blown out, people work like slaves, sand gets robbed from all over the world for concrete, hybris is free-flowing. Not so good, ey?
Have you seen Saudi Arabia? Might be better to spend the money on the country and the Saudi people before spunking it away on insane, child-like vanity projects. Most of the country looks poor, 3rd world poor. Much poorer than anywhere in Europe. Quite something when Saudi Arabia's per capita GDP is the same as Spain. I guess Saudi Arabia is just scrambling for some semblance of attention and relevance in today's world...
The dystopia.... An expression of totalitarian, religious adherence to population control. An expression of.. united tribal Arabia or . .. is it the perfect way to exclude, subdue and deny variety? What is the political consequences of building a border wall that doubles as a fortress and habitation for a select few... ? Totalitarian religion
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Its like Pharoh and the Pyramids, grand plans to a soon forgotten empire 😢
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Kim Jong is laughing, “at least they’ll forget about my empty hotel “
Well I am concerned about the supply of the raw materials for such a large project
Who will live there ?
Can they nip over to the UK and finish our railway.
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Desalination would work best with civilian solar plants.
Definitely could use the desalination plant in San Diego and LA.😮
Turns out if you have billions of dollars, you can do some pretty crazy things.
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"The best way to keep a prisoner from escaping is to make sure he never knows he's in prison." ~Fyodor Dostovevsky.~
"We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: th-cam.com/video/Y-gqn6Vmbyo/w-d-xo.html"
this is a start how to make MARS liveable
Why would anyone want to live on Mars?
TO BECOME A GREEN MARTIAN@@romixlee6643
Sorry off topic, but what is the title of the music used in the outro of this video?
I have studied urban development for over 40 years. A line as the basic blueprint for a city is a wrong choice. Has been tried several times in the past and failed miserably. A thriving city needs a center and should develop organically into a circle, an egg, a square or a rectangle.
you are confused
20% of the primary infrastructure systems have been completed.
That's about 2% of overall
We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: th-cam.com/video/Y-gqn6Vmbyo/w-d-xo.html"
Can't wait to..... never go there 😂😂😂
just the fact that it appears they are going ahead with this is phenomenal, advanced transportation, wow, props to the visioner and funding... i'd surely like to work on it ... I am sure it's going to be more of a vacation/retirement/wealthy only community its a very cool place, I hope they have rooms or hotels at reasonable rates if not even hostels for travelers... be cool place to stay then take your motorcycle and go do some serious riding... fishing, outdoor recreation, 4x4ing, side by sides, man FUN! the desert can be very fun if you know what to do and how to negotiate it...
this first phase might be done by 2026 but not the entire 200 miles, no way, but it wont need to be completed, just enough to host the games.. so cool , I say PROPS to the dreamers and those who are making it happen!
This is a Muslim prison.
Just make sure your girlfriend keeps her arms and shoulders covered. You both could land in jail otherwise.
Wait, so they're building a wall that people can live inside? They should start that here in the US.
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Meanwhile in the UK we can't fill potholes
Ah but at least human rights are a thing here.
Are they going to build any points that you can pass through from north to south or will people travling by land going to be force to go all the way around?
There putting some ladders spaced a mile apart
This is a great question ladders spaced a mile apart?😂 why not doors?
What roads, what cars? Only you’re getting close is by air or their subway. Maybe from the port end
@@nutsmcflurry3737 it's not about roads, there have been nomadic tribes that have freely traveled across the deserts for hundreds of year that will be trapped either north or south of the wall, unless they build crossing points.
You wouldn't get close to a mirrored wall in the middle of the desert to even pass.. it'll just fry anyone within a mile 😂
What about the wildlife? Did anyone tell them or think about them?
This will never get finished
We recently released a video delving into the profound Impact of The Line City construction on Saudi Arabia. The video explores not only the remarkable aspects of the project but also addresses the concerns and criticisms raised by people regarding its impact on the local environment. Watch the insightful discussion here: th-cam.com/video/Y-gqn6Vmbyo/w-d-xo.html
A skyscraper can take 4 years and up to $1B and the line is thousands of times bigger.
Omg, they actually started. I thought this was a hoax when I saw the movies 😆
What an ignorant dystopia
I live it! Going one day.
To grasp the complete picture, viewers should watch the entire video. Some may mistakenly think that The Line represents NEOM alone 😂, unaware that NEOM comprises four major megaprojects: The Line, Sindalah, Oxagon, and Trojena.😂😂😂
Hajji Logan's Run.
Why didn’t they build the residential communities in a line? Because a line is stupid.
I'm interested how they plan to build plumbing and sewage systems. I hope they won't transport poops Burj Khalifa-style i.e. on trains. Also Line-city is very vulnerable to disasters. If something bad happens it might disconnect city in two parts: one part with water and another part without it.
Hopefully into a facility that turns biomatter into gas, you can reuse the rest as fertilizer. That said, it is an expensive option.
I see a lot of new episodes about abandoned places incoming.
Hello Jedda Tower.
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Since the side arent covered in solar panels, says alot about how little you gain compared to the price.
Yeah- let's put giant mirrors in the desert. What could go wrong LOL.
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Outside ecological footprint especially the mirror get rid though the inside more green