@ All those who rely heavily on carbs. Carbs outside are sugar inside. Which lead to metabolic syndrome whenever our body looses the ability to deal with all that sugar in the blood. Something that usually happens with aging. When we’re young our body can usually handle many abuse. And most common disease like cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, heart conditions they all come from abnormal metabolic conditions. Exercise alone doesn’t solve everything. We are what we eat.
Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?
To think that an even more industrialized food system would solve the problems created by an industrialized food system is a very strange logic. We have to move in the opposite direction, get rid of the machinery and synthezied products, get our hands dirty and collaborate with nature on its own terms. Mankind's separation from the natural world is what is causing the ecological disaster - we have to move towards being integrated with the rest of the living planet. The future Mr Jarvis advocates is a Brave New World-kind of dystopia. The amount of energy needed for these synthetic food factories is enormous. Nature produces all the food we need for free, only through the natural process of photosynthesis.
Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?
@ Exactly! I have studied Holistic management and regenerative agriculture and that is exactly how we manage our farm. We use no machinery, we do not disturbe the soil, we work with nature on its own terms, helping it to restore itself and sequester carbon in the soil.
Dried mealworm is a tasty crunchy snack, with lots of protein. I eat them like others eat potato chips. The mealworms are healthier than chips, and taste better. If you haven't tried, you're missing out, and your complaint doesn't hold much weight. He's right that we can't order people to eat this or that, but there's nothing wrong with making suggestions and recommendations.
The Earth is our only planet to survive and our responsibility to save the Earth. Therefore, people are required to take initiative to change their habit of eating plant based diet instead of animal products.
Dried mealworm is a tasty crunchy snack, with lots of protein. I eat them like others eat potato chips. The mealworms are healthier than chips, and taste better. Seaweed is good food too, and I'd like to try the other things he mentions. He's right that we can't order people to eat this or that, but there's nothing wrong with making suggestions and recommendations. Governments in rich nations could certainly recommend eating less meat and more veggies, both for climate reasons and for health reasons. And support farmers in that transition.
Andy Jarvis discusses sustainable food production for 10 billion people, focusing on alternative proteins like plant-based, fermented, and cultivated meat. He emphasizes the need for government support, innovation, and a diverse range of sustainable food options to meet global demand without destroying nature.
Love some of the ideas in this video, but if the site is up-to-date, Andy Jarvis currently works for the Bezos Earth Fund, so it's hard for me to judge how realistic some of these innovative ideas are. Unfortunately, there's a huge conflict of interest happening when one of the world's biggest billionaires hands out so much money to climate-related NGOs and charities. Read The Guardian article, "The Bezos Earth fund has pumped billions into climate and nature projects. So why are experts uneasy?" or other similar sources if you're wondering why.
Did this guy just completely miss the fact that all plants have protein and as long as you get sufficient calories you will have sufficient protein? Or that our obsession with protein is not based in science? We really need to talk about why people aren't eating beans. According to “The end of Craving” it could be partially caused by added B vitamins in processed foods messing with our natural cravings for beans and whole grains. Anyways just eat plants and you'll save money and the planet. And government should subsidize fake meat but not fruits and vegetables and beans and nuts? Come on…
Continued innovation in medication that suppresses appetite can reduce over consumption and it's ecological impacts eg. reducing the cost and side effects of semaglutide-like treatment. Health will improve for the over nourished.
The world today is throwing away a lot of food, yet for every three people who have enough to eat, one person is hungry. I think an important thing to do is to increase human awareness.
1:47 i think this sentence can be misleading: he says animal agriculture accounts for half of agriculture's emissions, but he doesn't say that the other half (plant agriculture), a lot of it goes to feed animals, so if we ate those plants, the ecological benefit would be huge. search on youtube "does beef cause climate change? - nutrition made simple". the guy is an MD, PhD and unbiased science communicator. in this video, one of the study he presents literally says that if the world went vegan, it would cut global emissions by a whopping 28%. it would be "transformative" for ecology, as the study puts it. back to this ted talk here, what can i say, it's a politically correct talk, careful not to tell you what to eat, in order to not bother the rich and powerful animal food industries, but the truth is that animal agriculture needs to die as soon as possible, if we want to minimize the consequences of climate change. we are heading toward ecological crisis. we are already late. we WILL have a global warming of at least 2°C, which is bad. so why doesn't everyone talk about veganism? why isn't it taught in schools, universities, and on tv? because meat, fish, egg, and dairy industries are powerful. therefore the problem also has to do with capitalism, at least in its current state. you see, it's a tricky situation we're in. animal industries, like all industries, have incentive to keep growing, but in doing so they're destroying ecology. if one doesn't feel ready or able to go vegan, the least we should all do is avoid red meat, as that is by far the worst food for the planet. that being said, i'm not certain that a vegan diet will lead to good health and good mental health for everyone in the long term. i'm not certain of that. so if you wanna try veganism, do it and see how it goes for you. on paper or in theory, a well-planned vegan diet is the best diet overall (for health, ecology and ethics). taste depends on your cooking skills. i'm currently trying to learn from Simnett Nutrition's cookbooks (he's a vegan youtuber). don't go vegan if you don't know what you're doing in terms of nutrition. the recommended healthy food groups (whether you're vegan or not) are the following: whole grains, legumes, fruit, vegetables, nuts and seed, non-tropical oils. i'm currently trying veganism myself and i take the following supplements: a multivitamin, choline, vitamin d, algae oil, and most importantly vitamin b12 (2000 mcg of cyanocobalamin once a week on an empty stomach). for calcium you can include tofu and calcium-fortified plant milks into your diet. feel free to work with a nutrition expert. enter your typical diet on Cronometer to familiarize yourself with all the nutrients and to get an idea if your diet is nutritionally complete. you can also google "optimum nutrient recommendations" to see what nutrients Dr Greger recommends for vegans to pay attention to. you can also google any nutrient followed by the word "ods" to have institutional information on that nutrient and in Table 2 you see the list of foods that are richest in that nutrient. that's all i have to say.
10B humans is a lot, but it's actually fine if we lived sustainably. But we don't. Raising 100B land animals per year and killing trillions of marine animals per year is the actual problem. We don't need to do that.
Imagine how muslim save our future, ignore foods, appetite, and instant pleasure by "one month fasting on each of every year" since 1400 years ago. This is muslim contribution to the World. Peace be upon ya'll
The west can lead but not do for impoverished areas. Proven by decades of endless aid going to tribal conflicts and the very few rich. Model based estimates should not be touted as fact. Water is the resource we need to focus on and recycling efficiency.
Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?
I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% annually in dividend returns. any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated
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I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Ruth Ann Tsakonas, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market.
I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $200k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work. Inflation or no inflation, my finances remain secure. So I really don't blame people who panic.
Without a doubt! Ruth Ann Tsakonas is a trader who goes above and beyond. she has an exceptional skill for analysing market movements and spotting profitable opportunities. Her strategies are meticulously crafted on thorough research and years of practical experience..
how would you recommend i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally. What's your take on this approach?? and How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking??
At what cost? Google "pork skyscraper China". Google "farrowing crates". Google " battery cage". Google " mulesing". These individuals pay the cost for this efficiency that makes this land area efficiency accessible. Not to mention the environmental consequences of CAFOS that make this efficiency possible that is impossible to negate. Google "animal agriculture gulf of Mexico".
I can't help wondering, why.... you start talking about protein yet, you are surrounded by leaves. This is my initial notice and I can't help wondering right away. ARE YOU A VEGAN.
@@MazTheMeh16 I am angry, I know of too many people that get sick on a vegan diet. I have also heard (on line) of women that have, out of ignorance made their babies ill or caused them death simply by believing that a vegan diet is totally natural. I'm sorry if you think I'm angry for nothing, I'm not. It really upsets me. I'm old enough to remember when it just didn't exist.
Ethical question? Does cultivated protein make Soylent Green moral? If no person who was harmed in the making of my person Burger then can I eat it with a clear conscience?
Gonna be a fun question when they start growing meat. Do you think you could eat lab grown meat with a clear conscience? If not it would be a good to ask yourself what the differences are in your mind.
Humankind is suffering from severe diverse health problems because of very disruptive notions like that of what consists of proper human nutrition
Correct, and what groups or people are presenting these disruptive notions as proper nutrition?
@ All those who rely heavily on carbs. Carbs outside are sugar inside. Which lead to metabolic syndrome whenever our body looses the ability to deal with all that sugar in the blood. Something that usually happens with aging. When we’re young our body can usually handle many abuse. And most common disease like cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, heart conditions they all come from abnormal metabolic conditions.
Exercise alone doesn’t solve everything. We are what we eat.
Don't take a private jet to a TED talk
I just think there should be more organic food available. “Lets be more cautious on the impact of this processed food on our health”.
Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?
@ well i think we human think that running is always the fastest way to get to a destination.
@@abeselomayalew1623 Running without knowing the right path is a recipe to get lost.
To think that an even more industrialized food system would solve the problems created by an industrialized food system is a very strange logic. We have to move in the opposite direction, get rid of the machinery and synthezied products, get our hands dirty and collaborate with nature on its own terms. Mankind's separation from the natural world is what is causing the ecological disaster - we have to move towards being integrated with the rest of the living planet. The future Mr Jarvis advocates is a Brave New World-kind of dystopia. The amount of energy needed for these synthetic food factories is enormous. Nature produces all the food we need for free, only through the natural process of photosynthesis.
This is more specific to meat/beef. Not plants.
We will never be able to integrate 10 billion humans into any existing natural ecosystem
Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?
@ Exactly! I have studied Holistic management and regenerative agriculture and that is exactly how we manage our farm. We use no machinery, we do not disturbe the soil, we work with nature on its own terms, helping it to restore itself and sequester carbon in the soil.
I dream of the day where all farmers will understand how nature works @@martenfalk9680
Humility is very important
Everyone: "Help! The people are starving!"
TED: "Let them eat algae!"
WEF: No, let them eat bugs!" 😅
Dried mealworm is a tasty crunchy snack, with lots of protein. I eat them like others eat potato chips. The mealworms are healthier than chips, and taste better. If you haven't tried, you're missing out, and your complaint doesn't hold much weight. He's right that we can't order people to eat this or that, but there's nothing wrong with making suggestions and recommendations.
The Earth is our only planet to survive and our responsibility to save the Earth. Therefore, people are required to take initiative to change their habit of eating plant based diet instead of animal products.
Based on the background, I thought he talks about seaweed cultivation as alternative food source 😅
Hmmmm i wonder if we got rid of the make up industry how much better off the environment would be ? 🤔
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Dried mealworm is a tasty crunchy snack, with lots of protein. I eat them like others eat potato chips. The mealworms are healthier than chips, and taste better. Seaweed is good food too, and I'd like to try the other things he mentions. He's right that we can't order people to eat this or that, but there's nothing wrong with making suggestions and recommendations. Governments in rich nations could certainly recommend eating less meat and more veggies, both for climate reasons and for health reasons. And support farmers in that transition.
Ted used to be so good! Now we have this..
And what is wrong with this , serious issues.
How are you actually spending $100M to help this??? Sounds a bit fishy, lol!
Andy Jarvis discusses sustainable food production for 10 billion people, focusing on alternative proteins like plant-based, fermented, and cultivated meat. He emphasizes the need for government support, innovation, and a diverse range of sustainable food options to meet global demand without destroying nature.
I actually expected a lot from this speech, but in the end, I didn’t understand what was the main idea.
Love some of the ideas in this video, but if the site is up-to-date, Andy Jarvis currently works for the Bezos Earth Fund, so it's hard for me to judge how realistic some of these innovative ideas are. Unfortunately, there's a huge conflict of interest happening when one of the world's biggest billionaires hands out so much money to climate-related NGOs and charities. Read The Guardian article, "The Bezos Earth fund has pumped billions into climate and nature projects. So why are experts uneasy?" or other similar sources if you're wondering why.
🎯💎🏆 Great insightful & fruitful video 🏆💎🎯
लोकः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु
( May all beings lead prosperous life across Globe 🌍 )
Did this guy just completely miss the fact that all plants have protein and as long as you get sufficient calories you will have sufficient protein? Or that our obsession with protein is not based in science?
We really need to talk about why people aren't eating beans. According to “The end of Craving” it could be partially caused by added B vitamins in processed foods messing with our natural cravings for beans and whole grains.
Anyways just eat plants and you'll save money and the planet.
And government should subsidize fake meat but not fruits and vegetables and beans and nuts? Come on…
LAST NIGHT I HAD A FRESH SICILIAN PIZZA
Continued innovation in medication that suppresses appetite can reduce over consumption and it's ecological impacts eg. reducing the cost and side effects of semaglutide-like treatment. Health will improve for the over nourished.
What about proper food?
there are over 80,000 synthetic chemicals in use in the United States
You did the entire video this time! 👏👏 sorry, cannot go for vegan, no meat! Dad was dairy farmer. We need to stop demonizing farming. ❤
The world today is throwing away a lot of food, yet for every three people who have enough to eat, one person is hungry. I think an important thing to do is to increase human awareness.
7:48 I see what you did there.
Thank you for such great content! You really put your heart into every video. I can see that you are trying for your audience.🖤🐭🌟
1:47 i think this sentence can be misleading: he says animal agriculture accounts for half of agriculture's emissions, but he doesn't say that the other half (plant agriculture), a lot of it goes to feed animals, so if we ate those plants, the ecological benefit would be huge.
search on youtube "does beef cause climate change? - nutrition made simple". the guy is an MD, PhD and unbiased science communicator. in this video, one of the study he presents literally says that if the world went vegan, it would cut global emissions by a whopping 28%. it would be "transformative" for ecology, as the study puts it.
back to this ted talk here, what can i say, it's a politically correct talk, careful not to tell you what to eat, in order to not bother the rich and powerful animal food industries, but the truth is that animal agriculture needs to die as soon as possible, if we want to minimize the consequences of climate change. we are heading toward ecological crisis. we are already late. we WILL have a global warming of at least 2°C, which is bad. so why doesn't everyone talk about veganism? why isn't it taught in schools, universities, and on tv? because meat, fish, egg, and dairy industries are powerful. therefore the problem also has to do with capitalism, at least in its current state. you see, it's a tricky situation we're in. animal industries, like all industries, have incentive to keep growing, but in doing so they're destroying ecology.
if one doesn't feel ready or able to go vegan, the least we should all do is avoid red meat, as that is by far the worst food for the planet.
that being said, i'm not certain that a vegan diet will lead to good health and good mental health for everyone in the long term. i'm not certain of that. so if you wanna try veganism, do it and see how it goes for you. on paper or in theory, a well-planned vegan diet is the best diet overall (for health, ecology and ethics). taste depends on your cooking skills. i'm currently trying to learn from Simnett Nutrition's cookbooks (he's a vegan youtuber).
don't go vegan if you don't know what you're doing in terms of nutrition. the recommended healthy food groups (whether you're vegan or not) are the following: whole grains, legumes, fruit, vegetables, nuts and seed, non-tropical oils. i'm currently trying veganism myself and i take the following supplements: a multivitamin, choline, vitamin d, algae oil, and most importantly vitamin b12 (2000 mcg of cyanocobalamin once a week on an empty stomach). for calcium you can include tofu and calcium-fortified plant milks into your diet. feel free to work with a nutrition expert.
enter your typical diet on Cronometer to familiarize yourself with all the nutrients and to get an idea if your diet is nutritionally complete. you can also google "optimum nutrient recommendations" to see what nutrients Dr Greger recommends for vegans to pay attention to. you can also google any nutrient followed by the word "ods" to have institutional information on that nutrient and in Table 2 you see the list of foods that are richest in that nutrient.
that's all i have to say.
There should not be 10 billion humans , we need to limit the growth.
10B humans is a lot, but it's actually fine if we lived sustainably. But we don't. Raising 100B land animals per year and killing trillions of marine animals per year is the actual problem. We don't need to do that.
How do you propose we do that?
Stop wasting food. We throw out so much food it's disgusting.
Imagine how muslim save our future, ignore foods, appetite, and instant pleasure by "one month fasting on each of every year" since 1400 years ago. This is muslim contribution to the World. Peace be upon ya'll
You literally cant. Modern agriculture is what made us expand, it leaving will make us pop
yeah, nice
Maltusianism 2.0 bs
The west can lead but not do for impoverished areas. Proven by decades of endless aid going to tribal conflicts and the very few rich.
Model based estimates should not be touted as fact. Water is the resource we need to focus on and recycling efficiency.
Fruitarianism is the answer!!!
Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?
I love you ted
Mercenary
Easy question. Its by money
I wonder which company you work for? Kellogg's perhaps. I know this much, you will lose because veganism will lose.
How? You significantly reduce the number of the most destructive species on earth, and their domestic cats. Simples.
So you like the taste and texture of processed vegetable meat. Very clever. How good is it for you, processed factory food.
Just as I thought. Some bill gates pupet telling us that we need to eat bugs and lab grown goo.
Disappointing TED talk… This is one of the main subject for the younger generation and I didn’t learn anything…
“The problem is subsidies for animal agriculture” …“we need to invest more money into alternative proteins to bring down prices” 😂 👌
I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% annually in dividend returns. any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated
As a newbie investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Ruth Ann Tsakonas is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.
I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Ruth Ann Tsakonas, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market.
I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $200k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work. Inflation or no inflation, my finances remain secure. So I really don't blame people who panic.
Without a doubt! Ruth Ann Tsakonas is a trader who goes above and beyond. she has an exceptional skill for analysing market movements and spotting profitable opportunities. Her strategies are meticulously crafted on thorough research and years of practical experience..
how would you recommend i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally. What's your take on this approach?? and How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking??
Wait till he finds out we don't actually need animal products for a healthy diet
Thank you for restoring hope for humanity......this was on our minds for years now!
Lie, lie and lie. There is enough area for agriculture! See statistic.
Yeah like in all the arid places in this country and abroad? Where we rely on irrigation. Oh I’m sorry you must be an expert.
@
At what cost? Google "pork skyscraper China". Google "farrowing crates". Google " battery cage". Google " mulesing". These individuals pay the cost for this efficiency that makes this land area efficiency accessible. Not to mention the environmental consequences of CAFOS that make this efficiency possible that is impossible to negate. Google "animal agriculture gulf of Mexico".
🤢🤮
I can't help wondering, why.... you start talking about protein yet, you are surrounded by leaves. This is my initial notice and I can't help wondering right away. ARE YOU A VEGAN.
Come off it wtf is your big worry about what other people are doing?
@@DrippyDerp What are you worried about what I think? Get off it if you don't like what I think. I hate VEGANISM. OK?
@@toni4729 You sound so angry why
@@MazTheMeh16 I am angry, I know of too many people that get sick on a vegan diet. I have also heard (on line) of women that have, out of ignorance made their babies ill or caused them death simply by believing that a vegan diet is totally natural. I'm sorry if you think I'm angry for nothing, I'm not. It really upsets me. I'm old enough to remember when it just didn't exist.
Some will need to eat insects
Ethical question? Does cultivated protein make Soylent Green moral? If no person who was harmed in the making of my person Burger then can I eat it with a clear conscience?
Gonna be a fun question when they start growing meat. Do you think you could eat lab grown meat with a clear conscience? If not it would be a good to ask yourself what the differences are in your mind.