This is the final video of our seven part series. You can start the series from the beginning here: bit.ly/TEDEdFrog Or if you want to learn more about this exciting and urgent topic, check out Bill Gates' new book "How To Avoid A Climate Disaster." In it, Gates sets out a wide-ranging, practical, and accessible plan for how the world can get to zero greenhouse gas emissions in time to avoid a climate catastrophe. Check it out: bit.ly/PlanForZero
This is a very important topic to discuss. The biggest issue with change is that people generally don't want it. It's scary and that's why important and life-changing innovations and ideas never make it to the public. But change, in many cases, is important and for the better.
Actually, I think it's because of the worry of major fossil fuel industries completely decimating the feasibility of green energy. This is especially the case in America where these companies have enormous sway over government policy. Heck, they often undercut their prices to persuade American, who are often struggling, to adopt green energy equipment on a public scale
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@@chaomatic5328 if you are in risk of starving, you are probably in no position to make the important decisions anyway. People with money and power do.
@@cristian-bull I don't think you underestand how thin profit margins are in most industries. Companies that may be able to produce these technologies and resources employ people to do that. Those people want to be able to eat and pay rent and such and that is where the bulk of the spending usually is. In almost every business in the west the bulk of costs go directly to employees, which is why things made in china are so damn cheap, they use all the same resources and tools but hardly pay their workforce.
@@cristian-bull ok so chaomatic's objection was entirely reasonable. Even for millionaires and huge companies that would invest in this technology, if the money isn't there from the start or a potential for a return on a huge investment then the company folds before the tech is even finished
What do you think this is? This is Funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation which is pushing for Governments to take control of food production and automate agriculture by use of Big Data.... Microsoft Big Data of course oh and Bill Gates is now the Second Biggest Landowner of Farmland...behind Jef Bezos.
I hope I'm not the only one horrified by that image of government with hands reaching in all directions. This has to be the most disturbing thing I've seen in a while. 😧
@@Vernardo TED is funded by Think Tanks funded by corporations and Billlionaires. Save Your money. This is just part of a larger PR campaign by Tech Industry lobbiests, pushing for tax handouts to fund their R&D despite their massive wealth reserves and the fact they are tax subsidized to the point most Tech Corporations have NEGATIVE tax bills.
yeah they don't know that nuclear power is actually quite clean and, as long as the waste is disposed of properly and regulations are kept, it's actually quite safe I mean unless it melts down, but like thats what precautions and regulations are for
It's a shame it wasn't mentioned directly. I don't like most of the proposals made to cut carbon emissions especially when those espousing them generally love their luxury more than the image they send. But nuclear, with all the advancements made and how careful the world is about restricting its military applications, that is something I want to see.
Yeah but my biggest hurdles are price and experience. I just made my first animation and I already have ideas for huge anime series about ancient creatures, stories about classic game enemies from other perspectives, things like that. Hopefully someday they can become a reality.
A very important video indeed. Though applied for climate change, this idea can really work for any kind of product that needs to be introduced into society that will make it better.
I'm still waiting for the government to incentivize the faster development of MSR nuclear fission reactors. They would have been already done by now if financed correctly. but no, Germany has to bring nuclear power down because it's bad for some reason ... and now we have 27c/kWh+15€ monthly energy costs, truly a success!
I think that we should definitely invest time and research into how we can help our earth. It’s important to take care of nature because it takes care of us.
For me, this is exactly what I knew it was going to be about, especially since it was obvious that the critical thinking ability of the TED-ED people would have made a video like this happen on this issue.
I have heard of valley of death relating to creativity and building habits, like writing a novel. That's what I was expecting, not economics and climate change.
This is an idealized version of how it should work. Just like how all political systems are "perfecr and fair" in paper, but in practice are the same. This is practiced by most governments, and it rarely does work
@@firstname405 LOL, all political movements are the same. From Feudalism to Comunism; they all keep the 1% powerful and rich. This has nothing to do with the systems, it has to do with power-hunger in humans, and with the corruption that power causes. Any man who has enough power, be it earned with work or "given by God", eventually becomes corrupt. Once again, almost all systems are perfect. The problem is when people are introduced into the equation
@@firstname405 Lol, no one is talking about economies being better one way or the other. I'm just saying that no matter what the political/economical system is; they're all perfect and better than one another until you pop in the human variable. It has nothing to do with personal preference, and more to do with the fact that humans are greedy and power hungry by nature. Which is why "The Valley of Death" happens; and why the "solutions" presented are perfect idealizations that don't work knce you introduce humans
It is that easy, to just save our planet, and people are still afraid of change... We need to do this change, because if not, I don't know how many generations will left.
1:55 - That is a LOT to overcome. Sometimes such long odds, are indicative that the idea does indeed belong in the Valley of Death. As far as a greener planet goes, I can give you that in two words; Nuclear Energy. We NEED to go Nuclear if we want to go green. The technology has seriously evolved, most of what was waste is now reusable, and the reactors are much much safer. Nuclear energy has a bad rep because of its past, but a lot has changed and it is our future if we want our future to be green. Renewables cannot even compare, and Zero Carbon doesn’t exist yet. We are much better off investing the money into Nuclear Energy instead. We will get faster and better results.
It's not just the costs that scare investors away, though that is a major issue as to why sustainable technology isn't getting pushed, it's the problem that many investors already have ties to the fossil fuel industry, and don't see a reason to change. It's a more complex issue, but if governments ever did what we wanted in the best interest for the future, then such innovations would be possible. Still a great animation once again by TED-Ed.
we've been trying to fix climate change within a market-capitalist framework, with some slight government oversight for 40 some years and thats why we haven't actually fixed the crises, its a band aid on an arterial wound putting the surival of our species on the whims and greed of investers
I did write them down in one or other way, but then when I actually tried it, ... it was a bad idea, good ideas mostly exist in a person imagination, but extremely rare that exist in reality
@@electronresonator8882 that may be true and i'm yet to actually test my 'good ideas' but the ones i've thought of seemed like really good ideas. I guess it can also depend on the individual and how they think and what their idea is and of course if they put that idea into a reality and test/ try it out.
Thank you for talking about climate change as a problem that needs to be solved and not a contentious political issue. We can't keep thinking about it in terms of "is not actively killing the Earth too radical?"
It's not so much shoving ideas away. More so people don't want to be the ones to take the risk. They want other people to take the risk for them and show how to do it successfully before then doing it themselves
@@yum3386 on a personal level, you could take a bus instead of a car Or buy some land to protect as a private nature preserve Plant trees to store carbon Plus a bunch more ways
First few words in and knew instantly he's the voice of the demon of reason. Well fitting for this topic. Great job Mr. Cutmore-Scott. Love your voice and Anderson's
Oh well, it depends. If the change is beneficial for the climate but your life becomes more expensive, then that change is actually bad because it makes you poorer.
This reminds me so much of a basic economic concept called _externalities_. The most accurate definition of a externality is “the _uncompensated_ impact of one person’s _actions_ on the _well-being_ of a bystander.” An externality can be negative or positive, such as talking on the phone while driving which makes roads less safe for others or education which benefits those who are not directly involved in education because it increases the general intelligence of everyone around them. The problem with externalities is that markets ignores the social costs or social benefits of an action because humans follow their _own self-interest_ and _not_ the _interest of society_ as a whole. They can be fixed by government policy which “internalizes” the externality. This can be done with a per unit _tax_ for a negative externality (taking away money for every unit produced) or a per-unit _subsidy_ for a positive externality (giving money for every unit produced). This incentivizes producers to make more or less of the unit, which moves the market outcome closer to the socially desired outcome.
@@chriss780 That communist Utopia China over there looks real great with their coal plants. Maybe you should go join them. They're always very welcoming
@@kurtisbrown4208 pollution for western companies making products for western consumers? and still they're making more progress than the us. And nah no thanks I'd rather stay here and work to destroy america from within
@@kurtisbrown4208 destroying the environment is inherent to capitalism its a system based on consumption and predicated on unlimited growth, the logic of a cancer cell
@@chriss780 and what about all the communist and socialist places that dump their sewages into the ocean? Or what about literally China. They have produced a multitude of times more carbon/fossil fuel plants then the US has. Also on top of that I think we should pull out of China so we can have better regulation so that we could reduce the amount that we use.
In the end our society will be defined not only by what we create but what we refuse to destroy. Quote from Ted Ed that I still remember and best fits in today's scenario. But this episode is full of knowledge and emotional also, as this is the last video of this series. I wish Ted Ed brings more videos like this🙏
“We change our behavior when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of changing. Consequences give us the pain that motivates us to change.” ― Dr. Henry Cloud & Dr. John Townsend
Ted-Ed usually writes the name of that person on who's idea the video is based on, and I am getting a strong feeling that the last couple of ted-ed videos on climate change are coming from Bill Gates since he has written probably the most practical book on this topic that could be a guide for years to come.
just because governments CAN do that, doesn't mean goverments always DO that. example - germany deciding to close it's 0-emmisions nuclear power plants because tsunami hit japan. what's that gonna be replaced with? mostly coal and gas.......... so yea.......
Very important topic, emphasising why extreme capitalism is good for (some) individuals but is bad for society in the long term. The US can learn from EU and AU on the value of positive government intervention.
Well to do that, you need to first convince Americans that they can trust their government to do just that. And with a good proportion of the country thinking that the solution is some problems is _less_ government, you got an uphill battle there.
Good ideas never see the light of day because bad ideas have the government in its back pocket. Texas is a good example of this. Despite being told about their power grid years ago, Texas continued to do things like they always have done because Texas government is dependent on big oil's money. In 2021, the Texas power grid failed and people froze to death.
The state government of Texas opposed it essentially as a tax dodge, but also as a “stand” against the federal government. People froze to death because of that ideology.
@@tapwater424 unironically Yes - you know that sometimes something happens that breaks a system that was all good and well until that final crisis? Happens in history, in science, in the market - Why should capitalism be above that?
@@zupurfeg89 We have already seen those crises happen, we know that capitalism isn't above it. No perfect system can exist, so best to get one that is highly flexible. This is an issue where capitalism, as Jacob Noelle pointed out, has difficulty doing because there isn't enough drive for it. Governments having a far greater income are the perfect sponges in order to sponsor these things, but the issue with governments is exactly that: they are sponges and that's why they are so heavily prone to debt. The cost and benefit has to be considered as we think about this. We need the excess but we also need the thrifty. All these are doomed to end, so why pitch that fact in order to make an argument? A law of the universe, all it is.
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yes this is a liberal-capitalist solution to climate change trying to save the planet within basic capitalist framework. the only way to stop mass extinction and climate genocide is eco-communism
If you mention Germany's renewable energy policy, you should also mention that it imposes a tax on electricity of currently more than 20%. A tax from which many big companies have been exempted, but which the consumers have to pay!
I wish we could see half the efforts that are directed towards regular individuals to cut down on power and become environment friendly, while agriculture and animal products industries are massively destroying the eco system and the environment
*Good ideas that can change the world for the better:* As I walked through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I take a look at my funding, and realize there's nothing left. 'Cause I've been costing and developing so long, That even my own investors think my worth is gone.
This is the final video of our seven part series. You can start the series from the beginning here: bit.ly/TEDEdFrog Or if you want to learn more about this exciting and urgent topic, check out Bill Gates' new book "How To Avoid A Climate Disaster." In it, Gates sets out a wide-ranging, practical, and accessible plan for how the world can get to zero greenhouse gas emissions in time to avoid a climate catastrophe. Check it out: bit.ly/PlanForZero
Nothing can be of great worth or holy which is the work of builders and mechanics.
Thank you for educating people about these topics
Please make more of these climate change stuff
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This is a very important topic to discuss. The biggest issue with change is that people generally don't want it. It's scary and that's why important and life-changing innovations and ideas never make it to the public. But change, in many cases, is important and for the better.
Well said, my friend.
the climate is changing and people hate that, they don't want to adapt to the new climate
@@electronresonator8882 The climate is changing due to pollution caused by humans because humans are not interested in undoing the necessary change.
Actually, I think it's because of the worry of major fossil fuel industries completely decimating the feasibility of green energy. This is especially the case in America where these companies have enormous sway over government policy. Heck, they often undercut their prices to persuade American, who are often struggling, to adopt green energy equipment on a public scale
Video:
“It’s vital for the government (i.e. taxpayers) to subsidize corporations so they can make money with little/no risk for at least as long as it takes main stream investors to part with their cash.”
This video is required watching for every corporate lobbyist in around the world.
WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE CUTE LITTLE RAINDROP!?
He looks so confident in himself! I love him!
0:51
@Baba Yaga listen poser(jk) not much peoole know that, I didn't, they comment it because they like it let them do it
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@Baba Yaga it’s like, a really cute raindrop
Now you do
To abandon an ice cream sundae in Death Valley is to :
Desert your dessert in a desert.
I'd be curious as to just how long an ice cream sundae would last in death valley once you take it out of the freezer 🥵
I love that
Nice word arrangement.
@@multipurpose6206 This is getting out of hand,
Now there are TWO of them
Two sound the same, two are spelled the same, and two are different in those ways
It's an important topic 👍
Video:
“It’s vital for the government (i.e. taxpayers) to subsidize corporations so they can make money with little/no risk for at least as long as it takes main stream investors to part with their cash.”
This video is required watching for every corporate lobbyist in around the world.
Yes
I doubt getting government into net zero technology will fit things, considering how often (at least in the US) governments actually make things worse
Agreed
No.
2:58 Hooray! The Frog lives on!
The first person to like this comment was ted-ed. When this comment was made, it had 1 like and the heart thing. bravo!!!!!
I’m investing
so it does
@@personthehuman1277 maybe he liked his own comment?
@@greatmeetings1565 but Ted Ed would have hearted it before anyone else in anycase
Ted has taken a real turn to focus on climate change, and im really appreciating it
You can see and feel the heartbreak at 3:00 (it's pretty much there in the entire video, but this one really got to me)
Bruh TEd-Ed's next quote: "If whales walked on land, then humans might be in the ocean" - Whale walk
Pun intended I guess
can we beat ted's own comment？
So you are having a hard time trying to understand the deeper meaning of their quotes?
@@onepunchman1953 are u having a hard time understanding my quote?
@@onepunchman1953 its about cars i think
So the solution to well most of our problems is technically right in front of us but we're like
" Yea cool but I want money"
Yea cool but I don't wanna starve
@@chaomatic5328 if you are in risk of starving, you are probably in no position to make the important decisions anyway. People with money and power do.
@@cristian-bull I don't think you underestand how thin profit margins are in most industries. Companies that may be able to produce these technologies and resources employ people to do that. Those people want to be able to eat and pay rent and such and that is where the bulk of the spending usually is. In almost every business in the west the bulk of costs go directly to employees, which is why things made in china are so damn cheap, they use all the same resources and tools but hardly pay their workforce.
@@HartyBiker ok, so?
@@cristian-bull ok so chaomatic's objection was entirely reasonable. Even for millionaires and huge companies that would invest in this technology, if the money isn't there from the start or a potential for a return on a huge investment then the company folds before the tech is even finished
It should be played as an ad on every TV !
Donate as many cash to TED so they can promote this video on Times Square!
And people should treat it like any other ad.
What do you think this is? This is Funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation which is pushing for Governments to take control of food production and automate agriculture by use of Big Data.... Microsoft Big Data of course oh and Bill Gates is now the Second Biggest Landowner of Farmland...behind Jef Bezos.
I hope I'm not the only one horrified by that image of government with hands reaching in all directions. This has to be the most disturbing thing I've seen in a while. 😧
@@Vernardo TED is funded by Think Tanks funded by corporations and Billlionaires. Save Your money.
This is just part of a larger PR campaign by Tech Industry lobbiests, pushing for tax handouts to fund their R&D despite their massive wealth reserves and the fact they are tax subsidized to the point most Tech Corporations have NEGATIVE tax bills.
“I take a look at my life and realize there’s not much left”
Coolio's " Gangsta's Paradise "
I was thinking this haha
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The art style on this one is so adorable
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Innovations take the expression “life’s a gamble” to another level. It’s a very good gamble, but still a gamble so no one is jumping to do it.
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As I walk through the shadow of the valley of death
I take a look at my life, and realize there's nothin' left
"Gangsta's Paradise
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That moment when you spend an entire year making 85% of a project but then discard it because you dont want to hammer out the details
Love how the demon of reason is explaining this to us
Characters and animation are simply stunning! Informative and beautiful as usual
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OMG the little Cooling Tower at the end 🤗 ( @4:44 ). Such a shame humanity was so careless with Nuclear Power and now most people are terrified of it.
yeah
they don't know that nuclear power is actually quite clean and, as long as the waste is disposed of properly and regulations are kept, it's actually quite safe
I mean unless it melts down, but like thats what precautions and regulations are for
@@jtiumproductions7629 my sentiments exactly
@@jtiumproductions7629 plus current technology means it's impossible for a meltdown to happen.
It's a shame it wasn't mentioned directly. I don't like most of the proposals made to cut carbon emissions especially when those espousing them generally love their luxury more than the image they send. But nuclear, with all the advancements made and how careful the world is about restricting its military applications, that is something I want to see.
Me : (already got info from kurtzegart) umm yeah
The animations are so cute!
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I hope that many people will recognize good ideas and give them a chance to show their true worth to the world. Thank you for the good video.
Thought-provoking lesson! Much need for new entrepreneurs. Thank you TED-Ed
Yeah but my biggest hurdles are price and experience. I just made my first animation and I already have ideas for huge anime series about ancient creatures, stories about classic game enemies from other perspectives, things like that. Hopefully someday they can become a reality.
But does that make this 🤔world a better place to live in..
A very important video indeed. Though applied for climate change, this idea can really work for any kind of product that needs to be introduced into society that will make it better.
I'm still waiting for the government to incentivize the faster development of MSR nuclear fission reactors. They would have been already done by now if financed correctly. but no, Germany has to bring nuclear power down because it's bad for some reason ... and now we have 27c/kWh+15€ monthly energy costs, truly a success!
I think that we should definitely invest time and research into how we can help our earth. It’s important to take care of nature because it takes care of us.
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There is also the valley of contervasy which traps bad ideas but also traps good ideas like nuclear energy :(
This was NOT the kind of thing I was expecting when I saw the thumbnail.
For me, this is exactly what I knew it was going to be about, especially since it was obvious that the critical thinking ability of the TED-ED people would have made a video like this happen on this issue.
@@wardy4887 ... I think the thing is I have NEVER heard about the valley of death.
I have heard of valley of death relating to creativity and building habits, like writing a novel. That's what I was expecting, not economics and climate change.
I was expecting it to be when the person holding the idea either dies or forgets the idea before sharing it.
This is an idealized version of how it should work. Just like how all political systems are "perfecr and fair" in paper, but in practice are the same. This is practiced by most governments, and it rarely does work
Fair point! With capitalism being the main example. Sounds good on paper, never works out in reality. Good luck convincing the bootlickers though
@@firstname405 LOL, all political movements are the same. From Feudalism to Comunism; they all keep the 1% powerful and rich. This has nothing to do with the systems, it has to do with power-hunger in humans, and with the corruption that power causes. Any man who has enough power, be it earned with work or "given by God", eventually becomes corrupt. Once again, almost all systems are perfect. The problem is when people are introduced into the equation
@@jjOnceAgain ah, so you're some sort of 'economic centrist'? 🤣 how embarrassing
@@firstname405 Lol, no one is talking about economies being better one way or the other. I'm just saying that no matter what the political/economical system is; they're all perfect and better than one another until you pop in the human variable. It has nothing to do with personal preference, and more to do with the fact that humans are greedy and power hungry by nature.
Which is why "The Valley of Death" happens; and why the "solutions" presented are perfect idealizations that don't work knce you introduce humans
It is that easy, to just save our planet, and people are still afraid of change... We need to do this change, because if not, I don't know how many generations will left.
1:55 - That is a LOT to overcome. Sometimes such long odds, are indicative that the idea does indeed belong in the Valley of Death.
As far as a greener planet goes, I can give you that in two words; Nuclear Energy.
We NEED to go Nuclear if we want to go green. The technology has seriously evolved, most of what was waste is now reusable, and the reactors are much much safer.
Nuclear energy has a bad rep because of its past, but a lot has changed and it is our future if we want our future to be green.
Renewables cannot even compare, and Zero Carbon doesn’t exist yet. We are much better off investing the money into Nuclear Energy instead. We will get faster and better results.
I agree. Not to mention thorium reactors are beginning to develop which can make nuclear even more efficient of an energy technology.
Lots of people forget that even oil is subsidized. Move that money around and solar may be much cheaper than the old tech.
I genuinely look forward to videos like these
This is a tremendously important!
I know I'm late ..
But it doesn't matter as your topics are evergreen !
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It's not just the costs that scare investors away, though that is a major issue as to why sustainable technology isn't getting pushed, it's the problem that many investors already have ties to the fossil fuel industry, and don't see a reason to change. It's a more complex issue, but if governments ever did what we wanted in the best interest for the future, then such innovations would be possible.
Still a great animation once again by TED-Ed.
we've been trying to fix climate change within a market-capitalist framework, with some slight government oversight for 40 some years and thats why we haven't actually fixed the crises, its a band aid on an arterial wound
putting the surival of our species on the whims and greed of investers
it's all about greed
What a wonderful video !!
who else has good ideas that are amazing but you never write them down then forget about them..
we all do
Thats a good idea, i should write it down
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I did write them down in one or other way, but then when I actually tried it, ... it was a bad idea, good ideas mostly exist in a person imagination, but extremely rare that exist in reality
@@electronresonator8882 that may be true and i'm yet to actually test my 'good ideas' but the ones i've thought of seemed like really good ideas. I guess it can also depend on the individual and how they think and what their idea is and of course if they put that idea into a reality and test/ try it out.
If I had asked the people what they wanted
They would have said a faster house
-Henry ford
#best quote
I think he said horse, not house.
This video will help change the world for the Better 👍
Thanks a lot TEDx ❤️
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Thank you for talking about climate change as a problem that needs to be solved and not a contentious political issue. We can't keep thinking about it in terms of "is not actively killing the Earth too radical?"
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“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”
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I loved the animation and the messege is clear.
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Amazing!!
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This ted ed is fake
One of the reasons why logical people exist in this generation is because of Ted Ed
I mean no but it is certainly increasing the amount!
@@phoenixflamegames1 you get what I meant
This is really sad, how we shove away ideas that could really benefit us! At least we know and are making progress towards ending climate change.
It's not so much shoving ideas away.
More so people don't want to be the ones to take the risk.
They want other people to take the risk for them and show how to do it successfully before then doing it themselves
I dont think we can end climate change. It just isnt possible, especially with the technology we have now. Its just something that happens.
@@yum3386 we can reduce our impact though
@@catkook543 how?
@@yum3386 on a personal level, you could take a bus instead of a car
Or buy some land to protect as a private nature preserve
Plant trees to store carbon
Plus a bunch more ways
“Government initiatives work”
Libertarians: “No, that can’t be! That’s impossible!”
Kinda crazy how many “libertarian” ideals are seen promoted by think tanks funded by oil barons.
Ron Swanson is screaming into the rectangle
I think you're thinking of conservatives. Libertarians usually prefer more government control on things while conservatives prefer more freedom.
First few words in and knew instantly he's the voice of the demon of reason. Well fitting for this topic. Great job Mr. Cutmore-Scott. Love your voice and Anderson's
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Some people just don't want change.. they live in their own Idaho 😬
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Oh well, it depends. If the change is beneficial for the climate but your life becomes more expensive, then that change is actually bad because it makes you poorer.
I wanted to watch just improve my English, but it turned out very interesting and instill a right sense about nature. Thank you for videos
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This is quite nostalgic for some reason~
Its that awsume clarinet
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Why is this animation so fun to watch?
Carbon dioxide v.s animated circle with ‘net zero’ on his head
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I almost started crying when the cloud was abandoned by that cold-hearted frog. ABOLISH THE FROGS!
#CancelFrogs - #1 trending on Twitter
#2 trending - a tsunami somewhere in Asia probably
don’t worry the frog accepted the cloud later on, 4:35
We need More & Faster!
Very new idea indeed)
This reminds me so much of a basic economic concept called _externalities_. The most accurate definition of a externality is “the _uncompensated_ impact of one person’s _actions_ on the _well-being_ of a bystander.”
An externality can be negative or positive, such as talking on the phone while driving which makes roads less safe for others or education which benefits those who are not directly involved in education because it increases the general intelligence of everyone around them.
The problem with externalities is that markets ignores the social costs or social benefits of an action because humans follow their _own self-interest_ and _not_ the _interest of society_ as a whole.
They can be fixed by government policy which “internalizes” the externality. This can be done with a per unit _tax_ for a negative externality (taking away money for every unit produced) or a per-unit _subsidy_ for a positive externality (giving money for every unit produced). This incentivizes producers to make more or less of the unit, which moves the market outcome closer to the socially desired outcome.
or just abolish capitalism which got us into this mess in the first place
@@chriss780 That communist Utopia China over there looks real great with their coal plants. Maybe you should go join them. They're always very welcoming
@@kurtisbrown4208 pollution for western companies making products for western consumers? and still they're making more progress than the us.
And nah no thanks I'd rather stay here and work to destroy america from within
@@kurtisbrown4208 destroying the environment is inherent to capitalism its a system based on consumption and predicated on unlimited growth, the logic of a cancer cell
@@chriss780 and what about all the communist and socialist places that dump their sewages into the ocean? Or what about literally China. They have produced a multitude of times more carbon/fossil fuel plants then the US has. Also on top of that I think we should pull out of China so we can have better regulation so that we could reduce the amount that we use.
Beautiful animations.
Inspiring video on such a serious topic. Also very cute graphics....loved it.
In the end our society will be defined not only by what we create but what we refuse to destroy.
Quote from Ted Ed that I still remember and best fits in today's scenario.
But this episode is full of knowledge and emotional also, as this is the last video of this series. I wish Ted Ed brings more videos like this🙏
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“We change our behavior when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of changing. Consequences give us the pain that motivates us to change.”
― Dr. Henry Cloud & Dr. John Townsend
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Amazing!
Ted-Ed usually writes the name of that person on who's idea the video is based on, and I am getting a strong feeling that the last couple of ted-ed videos on climate change are coming from Bill Gates since he has written probably the most practical book on this topic that could be a guide for years to come.
Gosh I love this narrator.
Never been this early to a Ted-Ed video 😮
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Nice
Beautiful animation.
0:40: That’s where “Practice makes perfect” enters the fray.
Loved the animations!✨
Everything begins with an idea!
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just because governments CAN do that, doesn't mean goverments always DO that.
example - germany deciding to close it's 0-emmisions nuclear power plants because tsunami hit japan.
what's that gonna be replaced with?
mostly coal and gas..........
so yea.......
I feel so nervous for that plus sign. :D
I thought this was going to be about ideas you come up with but never see to reality and how to actually get started.
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Very important topic, emphasising why extreme capitalism is good for (some) individuals but is bad for society in the long term. The US can learn from EU and AU on the value of positive government intervention.
Well to do that, you need to first convince Americans that they can trust their government to do just that.
And with a good proportion of the country thinking that the solution is some problems is _less_ government, you got an uphill battle there.
I was studying for exam but learning from Ted-ed's videos decides my future
*The narrator is so on point*
Good ideas never see the light of day because bad ideas have the government in its back pocket.
Texas is a good example of this. Despite being told about their power grid years ago, Texas continued to do things like they always have done because Texas government is dependent on big oil's money. In 2021, the Texas power grid failed and people froze to death.
The state government of Texas opposed it essentially as a tax dodge, but also as a “stand” against the federal government. People froze to death because of that ideology.
Seems like a really great system wherein profits are limiting factor in developing ideas that would objectively benefit everyone...
How to escape the Valley of Death:
Step 1: Have your government fund your way out.
It almost like capitalism can't solve these issuses
@@jacobnoelle8428 WAAAH WAAAAH CAPITALISM BAD
@@tapwater424 unironically Yes - you know that sometimes something happens that breaks a system that was all good and well until that final crisis? Happens in history, in science, in the market - Why should capitalism be above that?
@@zupurfeg89 We have already seen those crises happen, we know that capitalism isn't above it. No perfect system can exist, so best to get one that is highly flexible. This is an issue where capitalism, as Jacob Noelle pointed out, has difficulty doing because there isn't enough drive for it. Governments having a far greater income are the perfect sponges in order to sponsor these things, but the issue with governments is exactly that: they are sponges and that's why they are so heavily prone to debt. The cost and benefit has to be considered as we think about this. We need the excess but we also need the thrifty. All these are doomed to end, so why pitch that fact in order to make an argument? A law of the universe, all it is.
step -1 : be politicians
step 0 : be politicians that won the elections
It takes govt and big companies to initiate supporting no carbon techs!
Video:
“It’s vital for the government (i.e. taxpayers) to subsidize corporations so they can make money with little/no risk for at least as long as it takes main stream investors to part with their cash.”
This video is required watching for every corporate lobbyist in around the world.
Yeah, not a big fan
yes this is a liberal-capitalist solution to climate change trying to save the planet within basic capitalist framework. the only way to stop mass extinction and climate genocide is eco-communism
@@chriss780 there are economical insentives to sustainable practices tho
If you mention Germany's renewable energy policy, you should also mention that it imposes a tax on electricity of currently more than 20%. A tax from which many big companies have been exempted, but which the consumers have to pay!
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I wish we could see half the efforts that are directed towards regular individuals to cut down on power and become environment friendly, while agriculture and animal products industries are massively destroying the eco system and the environment
Aaand even after their dramatic decrease in price, they're still out of reach for most consumers
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Yes!
3:19
They're everywhere I look
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good thing there exist Idea Incubators like Kickstarter, Githubs for any unreleased public ideas to be visited by the public
I won't say *this* animation was *nice*
Because *Ted Ed* animations are never *bad*
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*Good ideas that can change the world for the better:*
As I walked through the Valley of the Shadow of Death,
I take a look at my funding, and realize there's nothing left.
'Cause I've been costing and developing so long,
That even my own investors think my worth is gone.
Oh to have a government that invests on sustainable technologies and not one that prioritizes how much they can pocket......must be nice.
You really can't rely on the private sector for everything good... or much good at all imo
That's an awful nice computer / phone that you're typing this on
Beautiful
do y'all ever wanna live really long just to see how much earth changes?
Sometimes I do but then I feel like I might regret it. Though I would take that risk to see what comes at the other side of the rainbow.
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@@suicicada ikr? I just need to know what all changes we have to go through
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