Whenever I see this man the first thing comes to my mind is that how great his life is traveling to the some of the greatest countries interacting with some of the smartest mind around the world, knowing how the future technology works how the world is evolving and a bunch of inspiring things comes to my mind this is a work should like to have, It is just awesome.
This is one of my favorite shows and I would like to thank Ashlee Vance, the cameraman, Bloomberg and the rest, for bringing this amazing content. I really wish that there were much more episodes.
Im a tourism guide that has lived for a few years in San Pedro de Atacama, and on a weekly basis go to the Salar de Atacama (salt flat); and I can assure you that the lithium extraction operation that SQM has in the salar, does affect the Flamingo (and other birds) colony and the ecosystem at general, by extracting huge ammounts of the precious water that slowly accumulates underground, and which is all connected by aquifers. The engineer seams like a nice guy, but he was either blatently lying or when this was shot he didn't know; and after the few years since, the bad effects are starting to show...
@puracaxa so what?If you care stop useing lithium batterys just don't be hypocrate and if you're just stateing this as a fact and not from some high moral ground to us battery users then I'm sorry if I attacked you for nothing it's just that I really don't like hypocrites.
One of the best and entertained tech shows i ever watched, thank you so much Bloomberg and you too Ashlee Vance for the amazing presentation. I just wish if there were subtitles for non english speakers. please if you could upload them later i will translated the full series to arabic so more people could enjoy it (specialy from north africa and middle-east fans).
At 11min the guy saying:"the universe that we see is stranger than we can imagine" Very true words, however I pose this: "the universe that we don't see is levels of magnitude stranger than that"
I have been following this program since episode 1, and I have returned every month to watch the new episode. I must say that this the best tech program produced as far as I know. Ashlee you have done such a fantastic job !! And I can't stop wondering, what's the next project ? --- Rob Wang from Canada BTW, could an episode be produced on Canadian tech scene ?
Getting water from air is nothing new, every household that ever had either an air conditioner or a dehumidifier is extracting water from the air. My basement dehumidifier collects about 2 gallons a day, but since it's just sitting in a dirty plastic bucket it gets thrown out. The issue with using this machine is it uses around 1,000 or more watts per hour to run what is an air conditioner and it's fan, the cold coils collect water but also collect all the pollin, dust, lint, pet dander etc in the air in the coils and the water. There are water filters in the machine the guy in Chili demonstrated, but those will get dirty quickly, as will the coils which have to be washed out. So all in all, it's not a very efficient method to get water even though it works, you do need a lot of power and if you pay for power the machine is using a kilowatt or more every hour- it's like running a window A/C 24/7 plus the costs of filters etc.
That's a very dangerous way to work with Kambo/Sapo, especially since Phyllomedusa bicolor is only found in the Brazilian/Peruvian frontier. It's also not psychedelic as you implied...But, it's great that you opened up to working with it!!
So, the Array is at 17,000 feet. Are the living quarters lower? If they are not lower, then do they run special compressors to get a liveable level of Oxygen into the quarters? China has that railroad, part of which is around 17,000 feet. Please elaborate on the mechanics of how you do all this?
This series makes light of some very serious problems for the sake of continued profits for the business community. While I appreciate the cool tech coverage; Sadly I don't think business can fix what business is breaking.
25:00 its a dehumidifier with filters. Plenty of these scams on indiegogo pop up all the time. It uses alot of electricity and is the most extensive way of making drinkable water. Its a bad idea. Very bad especially in a dry climate.
thanks for the reply Ashlee ! You've been a great host. If you can, try to visit France, in April the world’s biggest startup campus will open in Paris (Station F)
The driest place in the world is Dry Valleys, Antarctica, which have seen no rain for nearly 2 million years.! ;-) Get your fact straight. And yes, the Atacama is 'one' of the driest places on the planet!
It enoyed me so much the way he pronounced Chile. He was saying chiléí all the time.. Since he says some fraces in spanish he should have made a bigger effort. Well well, no pasa nada supongo.
🙋how can they just focus on Chile and not be called racist by liberals? they need to be do all they can to help everyone else including taking in as many economic migrants as they can🧟
a wonderful place to work. Thanks to all my colleagues for their camaraderie.
Wish I could've paid more attention in school so I could come work with you. Sadly my learning initiative didn't start till after I was outta school.
@@milkyo1206 this is THE most common regret in human history
Whenever I see this man the first thing comes to my mind is that how great his life is traveling to the some of the greatest countries interacting with some of the smartest mind around the world, knowing how the future technology works how the world is evolving and a bunch of inspiring things comes to my mind this is a work should like to have, It is just awesome.
This is one of my favorite shows and I would like to thank Ashlee Vance, the cameraman, Bloomberg and the rest, for bringing this amazing content. I really wish that there were much more episodes.
Why doesn't this series have MORE views?! I love this!
Im a tourism guide that has lived for a few years in San Pedro de Atacama, and on a weekly basis go to the Salar de Atacama (salt flat); and I can assure you that the lithium extraction operation that SQM has in the salar, does affect the Flamingo (and other birds) colony and the ecosystem at general, by extracting huge ammounts of the precious water that slowly accumulates underground, and which is all connected by aquifers.
The engineer seams like a nice guy, but he was either blatently lying or when this was shot he didn't know; and after the few years since, the bad effects are starting to show...
@puracaxa so what?If you care stop useing lithium batterys just don't be hypocrate and if you're just stateing this as a fact and not from some high moral ground to us battery users then I'm sorry if I attacked you for nothing it's just that I really don't like hypocrites.
@@robydee920 why? Why can't the companies be a little more respectful with the enviroment?
I can't stop watching. oh my god. I have stuff to do
Thanks Bloomberg for creating this amazing series! It's really fantastic. Hope to see season 2 soon.
loved the camera work, the narration and the variety of topics. the camera man really added allot to it. nice production.
Very beautiful country.
One of the best and entertained tech shows i ever watched, thank you so much Bloomberg and you too Ashlee Vance for the amazing presentation.
I just wish if there were subtitles for non english speakers. please if you could upload them later i will translated the full series to arabic so more people could enjoy it (specialy from north africa and middle-east fans).
Will do our best. Thanks so much for the kind words.
you do amazing work, I just found this and it really is the most inspiring series I've ever seen
one of the best Tech programmes here on TH-cam.
Most sincerely
JF ( UK )
Thanks, mate.
when are you going to about bangalore(indian sillicon valley)
Roshan Kumar it would be fun
thats what i was thinking when they will make about bangalore or hyderabad
amazing program. keep them coming please.
Thanks!
At 11min the guy saying:"the universe that we see is stranger than we can imagine"
Very true words, however I pose this: "the universe that we don't see is levels of magnitude stranger than that"
So Alma is like the Smell-o-scope from Futurama
I thought the same thing, point it at Uranus! ;-)
Lol awesome!
"Kanye West level of passion", LMAO
Hollywood the fuck my dude
Ashlee is a journalistic gem! Keep it coming dude!
"a magnet for dirty hippies and chilled-out dogs", I want to go.
I could listen to Ashlee talk all day
Chile, one of my favorite countries!
We also had shamans in the Philippines, we called them “borikat”.
The guy who makes water from air....
amazing💕❤️ that could fix water problems world wide when he perfects it
I was always wondering what came before the 'big bang'! Yellowstone park is a huge volcano!
Wow....so beautiful ...."
I have been following this program since episode 1, and I have returned every month to watch the new episode. I must say that this the best tech program produced as far as I know. Ashlee you have done such a fantastic job !! And I can't stop wondering, what's the next project ? --- Rob Wang from Canada
BTW, could an episode be produced on Canadian tech scene ?
What's the song at 18:51?
chile looks beautiful!
12:34 Let's take a moment to appreciate how close this dude was to becoming roadkill. Definitely safer places to stand.
Getting water from air is nothing new, every household that ever had either an air conditioner or a dehumidifier is extracting water from the air. My basement dehumidifier collects about 2 gallons a day, but since it's just sitting in a dirty plastic bucket it gets thrown out. The issue with using this machine is it uses around 1,000 or more watts per hour to run what is an air conditioner and it's fan, the cold coils collect water but also collect all the pollin, dust, lint, pet dander etc in the air in the coils and the water. There are water filters in the machine the guy in Chili demonstrated, but those will get dirty quickly, as will the coils which have to be washed out. So all in all, it's not a very efficient method to get water even though it works, you do need a lot of power and if you pay for power the machine is using a kilowatt or more every hour- it's like running a window A/C 24/7 plus the costs of filters etc.
great series, enjoyed watching them.
Amazing..!!
I'm so proud of you Dee..
Greatest tech show! Congrats Ashlee!
Maybe the cleanest country I've ever seen.
Really like the program, narrative is inspiring. Keep up the great work. Enjoyed emendously.
Your content is amazing! Love watchin' me some Bloomberg. Really excellent, thank you!
best web series ever! But where's China these are all niche tech centres , China owns everyone, they should get a whole season.
We'll be there next season and thanks!
keep up the good work ashley 😁 excellent content!
Beautiful
I love this series, please continue it.
Chile looks awesome!
Outstanding!
Was waiting for the next episode! But seems wait is not being over.
Outstanding work Ashlee and your team!
WOW! JUST WOW!
No reservations/Parts unknown meets Tech. Keep up the great work. R.I.P. Tony Bourdain.
Starts with a Kambo ceremony, nice
That's a very dangerous way to work with Kambo/Sapo, especially since Phyllomedusa bicolor is only found in the Brazilian/Peruvian frontier. It's also not psychedelic as you implied...But, it's great that you opened up to working with it!!
I felt 3 4.0 earthquakes in camp at Shelter Bay, Mi. in Rock Island, Ill. and in California! The rich get richer and the poor get poorer!
So, the Array is at 17,000 feet. Are the living quarters lower? If they are not lower, then do they run special compressors to get a liveable level of Oxygen into the quarters? China has that railroad, part of which is around 17,000 feet. Please elaborate on the mechanics of how you do all this?
me encanta todo los videos, muy buen español habla Ashlee Vence
Thank you for making such a wonderful show!
I was hoping for more of Magdalena.
google maps location of those ponds -20.943838, -69.517019
Chile is so exciting!!
This series makes light of some very serious problems for the sake of continued profits for the business community.
While I appreciate the cool tech coverage; Sadly I don't think business can fix what business is breaking.
nice tech
make more videos on chile
btw there's a documentary on a similar subject called "Nostalgia for the light"
when are you going to about bangalore(indian sillicon valley)
12:34
He sounds like Chris Pine!
Africa could use this invention!
12:30 - the truck guy should be charged for dangerous driving.... what he did is idiotic.
Good Program
Are you doing an episode on India?
no audio?
25:00 its a dehumidifier with filters. Plenty of these scams on indiegogo pop up all the time. It uses alot of electricity and is the most extensive way of making drinkable water. Its a bad idea. Very bad especially in a dry climate.
Bloomberg! Really...
so that was the last episod ? :(
We're plotting season two now
thanks for the reply Ashlee ! You've been a great host. If you can, try to visit France, in April the world’s biggest startup campus will open in Paris (Station F)
India! Please let us know when you come here. Would like to buy you a beer. Maybe check out that beer startup of India with you!
Will do! I loves beer
see Patagonia AnD torres del Paine
8:03 black hole?
They almost got smashed by that truck!
amazing!
EPIC!!!
inspired!
can we expect to see India in this series?
very short :(
In Spanish please!
The driest place in the world is Dry Valleys, Antarctica, which have seen no rain for nearly 2 million years.! ;-) Get your fact straight. And yes, the Atacama is 'one' of the driest places on the planet!
👨💻 Rule #1 DO Things or Sell to Others That Don't Have A Clue & Make Money 😮 This women reminds me of the acid generation that got lost in a desert
Your illustration of a wave length is wrong.
It enoyed me so much the way he pronounced Chile. He was saying chiléí all the time.. Since he says some fraces in spanish he should have made a bigger effort. Well well, no pasa nada supongo.
Invest in llama tacos.
Aguante san beca!!!
12:26 Bolivian immigrant detected :D
🙋how can they just focus on Chile and not be called racist by liberals? they need to be do all they can to help everyone else including taking in as many economic migrants as they can🧟
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viva chile ctms!
great writer w the most boring voice
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