Some ferry’s from where I live have some sort of garbage collecting machine installed in them, so that while they move the river gets cleaned. It works pretty well but rubbish can still easily be found :(
Yeah it's a shame that economies of scale that are already in place keep good ideas like these from getting a decent start or when they do get started they still get shut down because they can't compete price wise with things like plastic that already have the advantage of economies of scale and the loyalty of big business.
@@michaeld4861 not that but the products they supply are already produced cause of a demand (let's say disposable straws).. they won't stop making them for awhile and all that are made are stored... so even if we stop producing them tomorrow the ones that are in storage are still a problem
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Love how they talk about composting in the beginning. Then at the end "the pineapple industry is wasting their leaves by letting them rot." They should use them to produce a leather alternative that is not biodegradable instead.
That one tipped me off. Very stupid invention. Leather is often used for its organic properties. Breathable, durable and pliable. Fake leather is just as bad as regular rubber..
Actually, you misinterpreted it. The narrator said that all these leaves are being wasted but now letting them rot or burn isn’t the only option anymore. Also isn’t producing a leather that is not biodegradable bad? It should be biodegradable so it can be broken down if disposed of...
@@kane_nyx Producing fake leather that is biodegradable means that fake leather shoes will not be as long lasting as real leather shoes which can be worn 10 years.
Actually at harvest times farmers usually plow as much of the left over plants as possible back in to help enrich the soil and save on fertilizer costs.
My point is that they used the term rotting instead of composting at the end of the video. And they are promoting a product that is actually worse for the environment.
The plastic 6 pack rings seem like the most stupid problem. They're just for holding the cans in place, something which could probably be done without them quite easily.
Ohh but people like it that way so they can just grab 6 in one hand for a while, aparently thats more important to us than any sufferment to another creature that it could produce. Imagine having to grab the 6 beers one by one before putting it into your bag, dear god what a crazy world it would be...
Here in Belgium (Europe), and in every other neighbouring country that i've been in, 6 packs are just bottles or cans in a cardboard box, or shrinkwrapped plastic. I've never seen the ring type packaging in my life, and i can easily carry them without any problems, also in one hand.
People don't need jobs, people need income. A machine that does the work that has previously been done by 100 people, makes a larger profit on that work than the 100 people initially did. There is no reason why these 100 workers should starve and the owner of the factory pocket all the profits. He could not have invented the machine without workes. He could not have built it and he could not have afforded it.. but yet, he gets to pocket all the profits.
People don't need jobs, just income. OK. Please show us a job where hundreds get paid to go out to sea and pick plastic. Unless your talking about environmental scientists with decent wages, in expensive boats, wasting their time and money doing it. The rest of your comment is just rubbish and am not going to go there. Peace!
Possibly because of a culture of traveling and convenience ("time is money" and cleaning real silverware takes time), in which you bring disposable cutlery with you so that you don't have to carry your dirty dishes with you. Similarly, any party is usually paired with disposable plates, cups, forks, etc (usually themed, if it's for kids). If you have a conference, the cutlery there is disposable. If you go to a Convention it's the same. If you are eating on the go (which is Americans often are) because you haven't set aside time to eat at home...same problem. Public schools and businesses also use disposable cutlery. So if you have a luncheon provided by the company, that's what they have. Bring a treat to school? Same thing. It's pretty pervasive, culturally, and seen as completely normal. Unfortunately. :S
I personally use disposable cutlery in parties because it takes too long to wash because there are lots of people. However, some people who attend throw the spoons everywhere so we have to clean and find them however some spoons will remain unfound. These spoons are made because of people's laziness...
@@jameshunter4386 there are many edible spoon manufacturers in the indian market now just google edible spoons or search on e-commerce platform such as amazon's you will get the product not sure about the price because it may vary because of shipping or the country in which you are living in right now.
For a video that came out last week, I'm not sure why Bakeys is on here. Their website is offline and the Kick Staters hasn't been updated since August 9, 2017.
Imagine you open a restaurant and the whole meal you serve is an edible plate full of edible spoons. Maybe they need some of those drinkable cups from the marathon... I will take it to the limit and the table and chair is edible, the restaurant itself is in a gingerbread house too
In Michigan we recycle them for $.10 a bottle or give them to charities to redeem. No idea why every state doesn't do this. I go to some states and there's just bottles everywhere
When a florida man suddenly thought : let's save the world... but in our way So they make a biodegradable beer rings Very florida but also very good leap forward from the usual florida man shenanigans
During these hard times I've found it so difficult and yet so easy to give up but I try and tell myself everyday: Our present becomes our past when we get to our future. Meaning whatever we're suffering through now may not exist later and time will find its way to heal and help us grow stronger & happier 🙏 You're a beautiful human for writing this, who knows who could have read it and really needed it ♥ have a great day, week, month, year, life. Namaste 🙏
@tired af less than 10% doesn't mean that they matter any less. As for silicon, there's the matter of allergies as well. I'm just explaining based on what I've heard from people who have these issues. Everyone else who don't have these issues can most definitely carry alternative cups and straws that don't impact the environment.
We need to stop the production of single use plastics, I’m sick of everyone blaming the consumer, when your bath is overflowing you turn off the tap, you stop it at the source, if the average person doesn’t have an alternative offered in supermarkets how are we supposed to do the shopping without buying plastic? It’s simple the factories produce way too much of this stuff, we can’t be the only ones who have to change (consumers) the factories need to
Yes, exactly! I think there needs to be some kind of global tax to produce any product that harms the environment, so these eco-friendly alternatives will become cheaper than regular plastics and such.
@@axles6242 So, you're happy for companies to pollute the air and water, contribute plastic waste to the ocean that kill animals (there are microplastics in humans as well) all for free just so you can buy your soda for a few cents cheaper? Why should it be free to damage a public good? If I damage public property, I am held responsible. Why are the air and oceans any different?
The consumer is indeed the issue. The problem is, that we need to come together as q unit and stop buying single use plastics. Drink tap water, stop buying Coke/Pepsi/Bottled water, stop eating fast food and consider switching to plant based diet or lab made meat. If you want to cut something by its root, reduce demand as a consumer yourself and try convince friends/family to do the same.
Actaully Step one: clean the ocean. Step two:get rid of plastics Step three: get rid of oil Step four: destroy humanity Step five: reborn as a animal Step six: watch as world reclaims what was its
The idea of using corn to make plastic just boggles my mind. Corn is a terrible crop. Not to sound like "that guy" but maybe we could use hemp or mushroom or something which doesn't require massive amounts of fertilizer and land.
Yeah.. PLA and E85 ethanol fuel (gasoline replacement) is seen to be worse for the environment bc corn is so hard to grow and requires a lot of space to grow.. and has to be crazily heated to make them. It’s like this saying I heard from a carpenter.. ‘if the old toxic stuff lasts for 10 years and the ‘eco friendly’ lasts for 1 year, which is really better for the environment?’
@@Rishabh_Raj. "Since 2017 the Kickstarter linked to the business has not been updated due to complications and fraud" "Bakeys was founded by Narayana Peesapathy in 2010 in Hyderabad. In April 2016, it earned a crowd-funding of around ₹25 lakh (US$35,000) from 1500+ backers through Ketto with its initial goal being only ₹1 lakh (US$1,400).[8] Following this support, the company started a Kickstarter campaign to increase its reach.[4][9] In April 2016, the company had 30 employees.[6] As of May 2017 the company had not yet started shipping to backers of the Kickstarter campaign, though shipments of the spoons to customers in India, has been proceeding without issue.[10] In January 2019, Narayana Peesapaty was arrested for allegedly cheating the Bank of Maharashtra of ₹2.5 crore (US$350,000)"
Well the fact is they're right, it is. But I agree with you because the problem is that the conditions necessary to get PLA to biodegrade are very difficult to create and should more realistically be described as compostable. And even then, the conditions required to compost PLA aren't something your average person can set up easily.
For reducing my waste, I use plastic bottles and pot noodle pots to start growing plants to at least a seedling stage before I plant them in my garden. Last year, I used them to grow garlic, chilli plants, pea plants and a small amount of wheat in the garden and I also had potatoes and raspberries in the garden. This year, I’m wanting to get a few more raspberry bushes growing in pots from cuttings and try growing tomatoes and onions this year.
I am against banning plastics and the like at least for now as they exist for a reason, cheap and available, but these alternatives are very interesting and many of them deserve a real attempt at implementation. Edible cutlery (I like the meal themed favors, very smart), Fish Edible Can holders, bio-plastics (for some applications), etc... if enough of them hit market capacity, it might be enough to reduce or even eliminate the dependency on trivial use of plastics.
Replacingvanimal grown meat with "lab" grown meat IS a significant invention. The amount of land, time and resources needed to grow animals for meat, while only so much of the animal is useable, is realy costly. Thats why meat throughout history was and is more valuable/expencive then plant based food. "Lab" grown meat doesnt change anything about the product, but it makes the "meat growing"process much more efficient. Instead of growing a cow on a large field or stable, and having to throw parts of it away in the end, while letting it produce animal waste like methane.... Instead growing meat pieces directly needs less space, less waste products, no animal waste, and is more easily quality controlled. Not to mention, no animals get slaughtered.
If you think about it, if those were to get out then they could potentially destroy a large part of civilization. But it’s not like we’re not already destroying it.
@@yeetusfeetus713 the issue with plastic eating worms is they wouldn't be able to properly go after the most important plastics in the oceans. And to answer jailbaits statement. The bacteria could be made to only survive in salt water. Making it almost impossible for it to attack land based plastics and destroy what is left of our civilization.
I've watched this video and it changed my life. I am very successful person now. I got 6 Olympic gold medals, 6 Grammy awards, 8 Oscars. And after all this l am planning world Domination Thank You!
@@galactorsus_i.n.c I'd say it was pretty popular in the burger king lovers, since it was one of the first popular restaurants to feature it. You can search up mark rover and he has a video with bull gates in it, talking about it
There are big businesses that are responsible for dumping loads of waste into the environment, and there all small or even large organizations that work to preserve it. There really are some good people out there.
"Where ever possible reduce reuse and recycle." Is NOT good enough. We must grow up and ELIMINATE. That means major lifestyle changes. These and all other cute products like these, at the very best well fix a drop in the ocean of problems. If successful they are only good for making money. Tech Vision, my harsh tone is not towards you. We must all stop and eliminate all harmful behavior.
the thing is, it is all amazing, but when can i know that what i buy out of my supermarket and what i throw away does not keep me awake at night, WHEN? is it like fusion, always 30 years away!? i want it now! all of it on every shop shelf...not in the future, but in reality, right NOW! are these natural non petroleum based plastics public domain, or are they patented? i want to be able produce it...and for it to be financially locally sourced, not as cheap as chinese goods that comes from the killer of recycling, but biodegradable, and healthy, to create jobs in my country, and change the conventional old pollutive process into one where i know my kids and grand kids wont have to see plastic lying around for decades to come........please place links in the description of how to make my own and teach my local produce how to...because most of the money we give out on food is largely going for the disposable non degradable junk we pollute the biosphere with..
My leather jacket was made from sheep hide. Ot wasn’t specifically killed for it, it was one of the local sheep herd, meant to protect the grasslands from invading forests. When they die they get shipped off to food and cloth industry. So I wear a piece of my home 😅
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Every boat sold should just come with a sea-bin and allow consumers to lend a hand, or sell them at any boat store for an affordable price.
That’s a great idea!
maybe they could make somthing attachable or built in the boat so that its always recycleing the water as u move
This should be attached to cruises, yachts and military boats because they would have so much surface area and travel the most
Some ferry’s from where I live have some sort of garbage collecting machine installed in them, so that while they move the river gets cleaned. It works pretty well but rubbish can still easily be found :(
Ye
In the future “honey, did you eat all the spoons?”
"Sorry honey, I was rushing today and had no time to finish the breakfast you made. I'll be sure to buy more tomorrow."
Okay, Well if you didn't eat your food the someone gotta eat it. *eats spoons, forks, and a side of knives.*
“ mom!! The spoon snacks are back in stock!!! Please can I get some!!! I really want some!”
*yells from bedroom* Okay dear you can have some!
Wait i just got a message from youtube and this got likes WHAT
I love this video but damn I ain’t seen any of this inventions which can only mean we’re not doing enough
Its never going to be enough
Also saving the planets is imposible because of human greed
@Aron Toulouse stop what?
@Aron Toulouse ok
We do need some very drastic changes.
You probably see PLA everywhere but not notice it :)
PLA is also used heavily in 3D printing.
I like how we aren't seeing how big corporations are the main problem here...
Oh best believe they are.
Because its not the subject that this video is aimed to explain but I'm sure if he were to explain about it, it would be a great video
I was waiting for this!!
Yeah it's a shame that economies of scale that are already in place keep good ideas like these from getting a decent start or when they do get started they still get shut down because they can't compete price wise with things like plastic that already have the advantage of economies of scale and the loyalty of big business.
@@michaeld4861 not that but the products they supply are already produced cause of a demand (let's say disposable straws).. they won't stop making them for awhile and all that are made are stored... so even if we stop producing them tomorrow the ones that are in storage are still a problem
This is amazing. This is what needs to be played on tv instead of ads.
It’ll get more attention which is needed that way!
@@afrojaakter7686 You’re right about that, but its still nice to imagine things like this getting more attention!
Ur a genius
Share it on all of your social media platforms, even Pinterest and Instagram, and keep sharing it. Send it to your email contacts and your messaging platforms, too.
Right! instead of comprising 99% of crap literally nobody cares about
I don't know how
but this gives and destroys my hope
for humanity at the same time.......
it destroys my hope more than it creates
We need fewer humans...
Humanities is doomed their greed will end up killing them
@@guaplei1 "Their?" But we are too :0
@@motifity3416 no not you its them
Love how they talk about composting in the beginning. Then at the end "the pineapple industry is wasting their leaves by letting them rot." They should use them to produce a leather alternative that is not biodegradable instead.
That one tipped me off. Very stupid invention. Leather is often used for its organic properties. Breathable, durable and pliable. Fake leather is just as bad as regular rubber..
Actually, you misinterpreted it. The narrator said that all these leaves are being wasted but now letting them rot or burn isn’t the only option anymore. Also isn’t producing a leather that is not biodegradable bad? It should be biodegradable so it can be broken down if disposed of...
@@kane_nyx Producing fake leather that is biodegradable means that fake leather shoes will not be as long lasting as real leather shoes which can be worn 10 years.
Actually at harvest times farmers usually plow as much of the left over plants as possible back in to help enrich the soil and save on fertilizer costs.
My point is that they used the term rotting instead of composting at the end of the video. And they are promoting a product that is actually worse for the environment.
The plastic 6 pack rings seem like the most stupid problem. They're just for holding the cans in place, something which could probably be done without them quite easily.
Ohh but people like it that way so they can just grab 6 in one hand for a while, aparently thats more important to us than any sufferment to another creature that it could produce.
Imagine having to grab the 6 beers one by one before putting it into your bag, dear god what a crazy world it would be...
Here in Belgium (Europe), and in every other neighbouring country that i've been in, 6 packs are just bottles or cans in a cardboard box, or shrinkwrapped plastic. I've never seen the ring type packaging in my life, and i can easily carry them without any problems, also in one hand.
The problem ist just this but what we do with them after. Like no one cleans after themself and they just throw it off
@@lekajo6598 we have the bottles in cardboard, but not the cans, which seems super stupid seeing as the cans would fit in there just fine
That turtle tho kinda **THICC**
fun fact: PLA is the most common material for hobby 3D-printing.
FunFact: PLA is sugarcane based, and when you print with it it smells oddly sweet.
@@0rbitalxs957 forbidden candy
Ok
@@Boss-Crow oh...
Thats good cuz we can higher prices for other plastics
The sea bins would create jobs too. You’d need a whole lot for Americans.
People don't need jobs, people need income.
A machine that does the work that has previously been done by 100 people, makes a larger profit on that work than the 100 people initially did.
There is no reason why these 100 workers should starve and the owner of the factory pocket all the profits.
He could not have invented the machine without workes. He could not have built it and he could not have afforded it.. but yet, he gets to pocket all the profits.
People don't need jobs, just income. OK.
Please show us a job where hundreds get paid to go out to sea and pick plastic. Unless your talking about environmental scientists with decent wages, in expensive boats, wasting their time and money doing it.
The rest of your comment is just rubbish and am not going to go there.
Peace!
Did you know more plastic waste comes from China and Indonesia then the rest of the world.
all right my dudes no need for your paragraphs you salty biscuits.
@@theliving1037 did you know that china often dump plastic to Indonesia?
We need to save our planet
Eyyy ni haooo
yes
Watch this comment grow to like 10000 likes
Why the good fuck are you everywhere??
Yes
Why even use 6pack rings at all? And why do Americans use so much disposable cutlery?
Too lazy to wash basically..
The more/bigger the better mentality.
Possibly because of a culture of traveling and convenience ("time is money" and cleaning real silverware takes time), in which you bring disposable cutlery with you so that you don't have to carry your dirty dishes with you. Similarly, any party is usually paired with disposable plates, cups, forks, etc (usually themed, if it's for kids). If you have a conference, the cutlery there is disposable. If you go to a Convention it's the same. If you are eating on the go (which is Americans often are) because you haven't set aside time to eat at home...same problem. Public schools and businesses also use disposable cutlery. So if you have a luncheon provided by the company, that's what they have. Bring a treat to school? Same thing. It's pretty pervasive, culturally, and seen as completely normal. Unfortunately. :S
because we suck- Canada lookin kinda cute rn...
I personally use disposable cutlery in parties because it takes too long to wash because there are lots of people. However, some people who attend throw the spoons everywhere so we have to clean and find them however some spoons will remain unfound. These spoons are made because of people's laziness...
I would love to try the edible tableware, if it is reasonable to get it where I am...
1 us dollor can get you 37 edible spoons
@@sumedhdeshpande3420 can you send the site details please
@@jameshunter4386 there are many edible spoon manufacturers in the indian market now just google edible spoons or search on e-commerce platform such as amazon's you will get the product not sure about the price because it may vary because of shipping or the country in which you are living in right now.
@@sumedhdeshpande3420 gratitude my friend.
@@jameshunter4386 happy to help
For a video that came out last week, I'm not sure why Bakeys is on here. Their website is offline and the Kick Staters hasn't been updated since August 9, 2017.
I live in india and I love that invention of eatable plates and soons.
Spoons
edible .. not eatable
What’s a soon?
@@xt7144 he meant spoon
Imagine you open a restaurant and the whole meal you serve is an edible plate full of edible spoons. Maybe they need some of those drinkable cups from the marathon... I will take it to the limit and the table and chair is edible, the restaurant itself is in a gingerbread house too
I love that sand machine! Since now I have exactly 67 beer bottles all over my property it would be fun using my alcoholism for starting a beach :-D
why have a party on the beach while you can make a beach, using a party
@@_EggsBenedict *big brain*
@@_EggsBenedict you just blew my mind
@Chickenhead Rat dog I could become one :-)
In Michigan we recycle them for $.10 a bottle or give them to charities to redeem. No idea why every state doesn't do this. I go to some states and there's just bottles everywhere
It’s nice to see that there are people in this world who still fight for its survival
Idk why no one is talking about the sea-bins, they seem incredible!
Honestly might try one of those water bins for my pool
@wall boi he probably lives in a beach house.
8:39 The club has it's own wind turbine and Solar System. I get what you mean, but it seems this club is cosmically huge :D
Yeah I was wondering about that word choice as well
Sorry I cant like it'd at 69 :(
Wind Turbine and solar panels take huge amounts of fossil fuels to manufacture....
@@cactusgamingyt9960 idiot
@@ffjsb Not to mention the mining for rare earth minerals needed.
Not even a minute in and i'm already starting to regain my trust of human kind
When a florida man suddenly thought : let's save the world... but in our way
So they make a biodegradable beer rings
Very florida but also very good leap forward from the usual florida man shenanigans
also useful and common place so it will actually do something
If you’re going through rough times, please don’t give up.
Better times are coming ❤️
I love you for this
@@happypanda5177 Thank you, but don't forget everything depends on you. And don't forget your purpose!
Well I’m glad better times are getting laid.
During these hard times I've found it so difficult and yet so easy to give up but I try and tell myself everyday: Our present becomes our past when we get to our future.
Meaning whatever we're suffering through now may not exist later and time will find its way to heal and help us grow stronger & happier 🙏
You're a beautiful human for writing this, who knows who could have read it and really needed it ♥ have a great day, week, month, year, life. Namaste 🙏
I thought this was a bot lol
7:44 my name is Ian. Please don't eat me.
ok
ok _(menacingly)_
I was wondering why they were naming the food myself.
same
My first thought was they used a guy named Ian's cells and that is a pacifist cannibal cult
If the edible spoons stay hard when the are in liquids the we should make straws out of that not paper
And not metal because it's an impaling hazard
@tired af metal straws are a. Choking hazard for people with epilepsy, seizures, motor disabilities, etc.
@tired af less than 10% doesn't mean that they matter any less. As for silicon, there's the matter of allergies as well. I'm just explaining based on what I've heard from people who have these issues. Everyone else who don't have these issues can most definitely carry alternative cups and straws that don't impact the environment.
Or you can just drink out of the cup
Or just don’t use straws no matter what they’re made of. They’re useless.
"Did you eat everything on that plate?"
"Yes ma'am."
*"Then why do I see a spoon?"*
We need to stop the production of single use plastics, I’m sick of everyone blaming the consumer, when your bath is overflowing you turn off the tap, you stop it at the source, if the average person doesn’t have an alternative offered in supermarkets how are we supposed to do the shopping without buying plastic? It’s simple the factories produce way too much of this stuff, we can’t be the only ones who have to change (consumers) the factories need to
Yes, exactly! I think there needs to be some kind of global tax to produce any product that harms the environment, so these eco-friendly alternatives will become cheaper than regular plastics and such.
@@ericabruskin4078 shut up your making things expensive for no reason
@@axles6242 So, you're happy for companies to pollute the air and water, contribute plastic waste to the ocean that kill animals (there are microplastics in humans as well) all for free just so you can buy your soda for a few cents cheaper? Why should it be free to damage a public good? If I damage public property, I am held responsible. Why are the air and oceans any different?
Funding products like the ones in this video is exactly how that happens.
The consumer is indeed the issue. The problem is, that we need to come together as q unit and stop buying single use plastics. Drink tap water, stop buying Coke/Pepsi/Bottled water, stop eating fast food and consider switching to plant based diet or lab made meat. If you want to cut something by its root, reduce demand as a consumer yourself and try convince friends/family to do the same.
To the one reading this you have potential to create great things Yes. You.
can create biodegradable tanks?
can create biodegradable tanks?.
Yes me
Sorry to disappoint you, but I am a total failure...🤣🙄
No you
The title should be called “10 inventions that are slowly making up for our mistakes”
Step one: “get rid of humans”
Of people
There is a difference between humans and people if u get what I mean
Actaully
Step one: clean the ocean.
Step two:get rid of plastics
Step three: get rid of oil
Step four: destroy humanity
Step five: reborn as a animal
Step six: watch as world reclaims what was its
Oona Vuorio Step 7: become the top animal and restart the cycle
LITERALLY
>:0 i help the earth and u do this to me!?
Imagine being hungry and saying imma just eat a spoon lmao
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle & Refuse!!
Repurpose
Refuse, resist!
Reproduce
@@alexguan1967 refuse
reiterate
"Beer: the problem of, and solution to all of life's problems"
The edible cutlery is the evolution of fun dip
fr where can i buy some lol
The idea of using corn to make plastic just boggles my mind. Corn is a terrible crop. Not to sound like "that guy" but maybe we could use hemp or mushroom or something which doesn't require massive amounts of fertilizer and land.
Yeah.. PLA and E85 ethanol fuel (gasoline replacement) is seen to be worse for the environment bc corn is so hard to grow and requires a lot of space to grow.. and has to be crazily heated to make them.
It’s like this saying I heard from a carpenter.. ‘if the old toxic stuff lasts for 10 years and the ‘eco friendly’ lasts for 1 year, which is really better for the environment?’
Wow...proud to see India in the list...🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@Rishabh_Raj. "Since 2017 the Kickstarter linked to the business has not been updated due to complications and fraud" "Bakeys was founded by Narayana Peesapathy in 2010 in Hyderabad. In April 2016, it earned a crowd-funding of around ₹25 lakh (US$35,000) from 1500+ backers through Ketto with its initial goal being only ₹1 lakh (US$1,400).[8] Following this support, the company started a Kickstarter campaign to increase its reach.[4][9] In April 2016, the company had 30 employees.[6] As of May 2017 the company had not yet started shipping to backers of the Kickstarter campaign, though shipments of the spoons to customers in India, has been proceeding without issue.[10] In January 2019, Narayana Peesapaty was arrested for allegedly cheating the Bank of Maharashtra of ₹2.5 crore (US$350,000)"
A very impressive video, this should go viral!
What a video! The future is now!
Thanks to science!
think what will happen in 50 years i can't wait for it
... old man.
*if you get it, you noice*
Video title: “10 inventions that are saving the planet”
Thumbnail: *PISS CUBES*
HJDJDJDJDJD
Potentially... edible? Piss cubes?
99th like
Seriously, what's up with that.
@@Cactusjhon i think its a juice in those biodegradable water bottles
That seabin thing is actually really satisfying to watch
Did you say you don't want any cutlery sir?
Me: No, I said I just want to order the cutlery thanks.
It's great to know that we're well on the way to become more sustainable
We need thousands of these sea bins! Bigger and more of them!
I agree that little as bucket only cleans like a room worth.we need millions of those things.
@@angel6706 and the ocean is full of plastic then
We need more than thousands we need millions of them
Ah yes my favorite life-saving invention: TIDE PODS
I've never seen 6-pack rings, we have cardboard packaging on our bottles and cans where I live
5:30 imagine accedently eating your cutlery during dinner
😂😂😂😂
Be like
the person: God damit I need a new spoon.
*does it again*
The person: GOD DAMIT
@@oonavuorio6247 lmao
And all the gyms can use the calories we burn to electricity
Yep
Man I remember watching these types of videos as a kid. It's fun to rewatch that memory
I love these ideas, but I'm wondering how long it will take until they are more widely available!
It's great to see people trying to help
with making the world a better place with there inventions
Love this channel 👍🙏
God bless these people and their brilliant inventions 👍👏
They really shouldn't market PLA as biodegradable...
Well the fact is they're right, it is. But I agree with you because the problem is that the conditions necessary to get PLA to biodegrade are very difficult to create and should more realistically be described as compostable. And even then, the conditions required to compost PLA aren't something your average person can set up easily.
Finally I can eat a tidepod without being judged that much...
imagine biting on the edible tableware too hard and you accidentally eat it so you gotta get an another one
I see a lot of people saying we need more people like these people but YOU need to be them
This gives me hope
videos like this are restoring my faith in humanity
I found someones leg bone in the ocean when i was 10 cause i thought it was a weird and cool looking stick😭😭😭
that sounds terrifying
oh god-
I found an arm
For reducing my waste, I use plastic bottles and pot noodle pots to start growing plants to at least a seedling stage before I plant them in my garden. Last year, I used them to grow garlic, chilli plants, pea plants and a small amount of wheat in the garden and I also had potatoes and raspberries in the garden. This year, I’m wanting to get a few more raspberry bushes growing in pots from cuttings and try growing tomatoes and onions this year.
Title: Saving the planet
Thumbnail: tide pods
Teenagers in 2019: hmm yes saving
Hotel: trivago
@Noah Taylor bruh
@Noah Taylor well fuck you too
@Noah Taylor why you mad bro???
Those are some incredible inventions
That club making it's own power is smart. Reminds me of the micro-universe battery from Rick and Morty 🤭🤭😂
would be cool if they installed that floor in gyms that would do a world of good. :)
So u watch rick n' Monty I like em
I mean morty
@@charlesaustria4433 yes, definitely. Who doesn't?😂
I bought two terraplanters after watching this! Brilliant!
nobody:
not even my family:
me: “i do not understand anything but they look promising”
Well done, Reduce - Reuse - Recycle is a way to go in the better future!
I am against banning plastics and the like at least for now as they exist for a reason, cheap and available, but these alternatives are very interesting and many of them deserve a real attempt at implementation. Edible cutlery (I like the meal themed favors, very smart), Fish Edible Can holders, bio-plastics (for some applications), etc... if enough of them hit market capacity, it might be enough to reduce or even eliminate the dependency on trivial use of plastics.
Such an amazing video ruined by Google adverts, 10 min length and 6 ads. You getting gready Google.
all of the clips are of inventions saving the world
everybody liked that
Finally some very cool inventions Earth can thank.
Plastic bags and bottles are now banned in my country from today
Amazing. Which country?
Lucky. Plastic straws here will be banned in June
These inventions are GREAT BUT, we NEED to vote for politicians that will act on change and actually make USE of these inventions on a bigger scale!
"Refuse"
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
This video made me happy, thank you.
I completely 110% WOULD RECYCLE but my neighborhood doesn't allow/have it, because it costs too much.
*bruh momemt*
Then carry your recycling to the nearest drop off location or pay for it yourself.
No excuses
I’m so glad these inventions are being made :)
"so um... where's the food?"
"the food is in the plate and spoon sir"
"oh... wait wut??"
Replacingvanimal grown meat with "lab" grown meat IS a significant invention.
The amount of land, time and resources needed to grow animals for meat, while only so much of the animal is useable, is realy costly.
Thats why meat throughout history was and is more valuable/expencive then plant based food.
"Lab" grown meat doesnt change anything about the product, but it makes the "meat growing"process much more efficient.
Instead of growing a cow on a large field or stable, and having to throw parts of it away in the end, while letting it produce animal waste like methane....
Instead growing meat pieces directly needs less space, less waste products, no animal waste, and is more easily quality controlled.
Not to mention, no animals get slaughtered.
Just want to say that for most animals you can actually use pretty much all of it, even if it's not all for human consumption
Im surprised they didn't mention the plastic eating bacteria that was developped a little while ago
ikr? i wonder how thats going...
Tbh, our stomach are filled with microplastic. That's sh*t. I feel like plastic eating worm is a better alternative.
If you think about it, if those were to get out then they could potentially destroy a large part of civilization. But it’s not like we’re not already destroying it.
@@ioele1000 plastic eating worm is better.
@@yeetusfeetus713 the issue with plastic eating worms is they wouldn't be able to properly go after the most important plastics in the oceans. And to answer jailbaits statement. The bacteria could be made to only survive in salt water. Making it almost impossible for it to attack land based plastics and destroy what is left of our civilization.
Good to hear there are good things happening in the world 🙂
And there’s that one a hole “iTs jUsT a DrOp iN tHe BuCkEt”
Bravo! Bravo! Encore! Encore!
Meanwhile in 5 years
Friend: *Points at my empty plate*
"Hey you gonna finish that"
Me: "what I did finis- oh yeah forgot to eat the fork"
I've watched this video and it changed my life. I am very successful person now. I got 6 Olympic gold medals, 6 Grammy awards, 8 Oscars. And after all this l am planning world Domination Thank You!
This guys talks in cursive lol (I used someones comment but I forgot their account)
Great ideas! Wish more corporations would invest on them
People, we’ve been growing plants vertically for years now. Ever hear of Minecraft?
Thats a viedo game. This is real life. Get it together
@@borninspainv can’t take a joke huh
@@borninspainv it's called a joke :D
This is exactly what i want on my 2 am feed, thank you
I thought apple's Iphone 12 will be at number 1😁
Having what's basically a bunch of cookies in the drawer is a good way to get ants.
As a weeb cultured meat hits different
Edit: If you know you know
Excellent inventions. We need more like this.
If lab grown meat is tastes and has exactly same texture as meat ik then I'll be glad yi switch
Have you heard of impossible meat? Taste, smells, cooks, feels, and looks exactly like meat
@@teddycat7218 interesting
@@teddycat7218 how widespread is it? I never heard about it.
@@galactorsus_i.n.c I'd say it was pretty popular in the burger king lovers, since it was one of the first popular restaurants to feature it. You can search up mark rover and he has a video with bull gates in it, talking about it
@@teddycat7218 I had the impossible burger from Hungry Jacks, Australian Burger King, and it gave me wicked shits.
Thats the first good news I've heard that came out of FL in awhile!! Great job, the ideas people can come up with, with no help from the govs.
Can i be the next elon musk? Am just 16😊
You can do it lad!
Well most of the 16teens wants that...
First you have to learn to spell “just” right and use proper grammar.
You sure can don't listen to the haters do your thing and don't give up
There’s only 1 Elon.musk u could just be another one..nvm my English sucks
There are big businesses that are responsible for dumping loads of waste into the environment, and there all small or even large organizations that work to preserve it. There really are some good people out there.
"Where ever possible reduce reuse and recycle." Is NOT good enough. We must grow up and ELIMINATE. That means major lifestyle changes. These and all other cute products like these, at the very best well fix a drop in the ocean of problems. If successful they are only good for making money.
Tech Vision, my harsh tone is not towards you. We must all stop and eliminate all harmful behavior.
i like what you are saying...i feel the same...
@Lebundon and i understand where you are coming from too...but i can agree with you both...i will place my comment below
the thing is, it is all amazing, but when can i know that what i buy out of my supermarket and what i throw away does not keep me awake at night, WHEN? is it like fusion, always 30 years away!? i want it now! all of it on every shop shelf...not in the future, but in reality, right NOW! are these natural non petroleum based plastics public domain, or are they patented? i want to be able produce it...and for it to be financially locally sourced, not as cheap as chinese goods that comes from the killer of recycling, but biodegradable, and healthy, to create jobs in my country, and change the conventional old pollutive process into one where i know my kids and grand kids wont have to see plastic lying around for decades to come........please place links in the description of how to make my own and teach my local produce how to...because most of the money we give out on food is largely going for the disposable non degradable junk we pollute the biosphere with..
Like I said these trinkets means nothing. When your head is on fire, massaging your stubbed toe is not the right action.
My leather jacket was made from sheep hide.
Ot wasn’t specifically killed for it, it was one of the local sheep herd, meant to protect the grasslands from invading forests. When they die they get shipped off to food and cloth industry.
So I wear a piece of my home 😅
7:17 ok so holy snap 4% are considered wild animals this is including sea life that is crazy
They said mammals so it's only whales in the sea not fish (also birds or insects). Doesn't make it much better but at least a little.
I call bs
fish are not mammals but i share your concern
Very interesting.Good ideas.