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Dreaming of a Living Planet: Nature Documentaries | Sleepcore Stream
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2019
- Sleepcore dreams of planet Earth's natural beauty with nature documentaries from the 1940s through the 1970s!
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We had a near-pristine planet then, and the worst problem we had was "litterbugs"! As usual, the problem was shunted onto the individual and industry was saved.
Hardly. Your government at that time and still currently was off invading and exploiting poor countries so you can have bananas and rubber.
I love how positive old shows are
57:52 If the voice sounds super familiar it's perhaps because you've seen Forensic Files a few times - it's the great Peter Thomas, apex narrator.
I guess the moral here is "To preserve nature we need to keep people away from it."
OH NO ... 34:28 ... lifelong Southerner here. Kudzu is not a good ground cover at all. It spreads across the surface, creating the illusion of cover but it does not hold soil down the way grass does. It grows fast (couple of inches a day!) and creeps for considerable distances from one massive taproot. It will climb trees, houses, telephone poles, anything in its way, and only puts down another root when it reaches the ground on the other side. A kudzu-covered hillside will still wash away underneath the dense foliage because the kudzu doesn't grip the soil. Engulfed trees die because they can't get any sunlight, and then you've got a dead-tree falling hazard. The kudzu is the only thing left alive after it takes over. I've seen large patches of woodland completely destroyed by this monster weed; my dad was in the forest service and one of his ongoing projects was a fight with a kudzu patch near Turkey Foot park in KY. You cut and you burn and you dig up the root and you think it's dead but the next year it comes right back. Importing it was a huge mistake.
20:55 "Here in America, 300 years ago, the oceans washed the edges of a continent almost untouched by man." Ah, the 'ole 'Nobody was here' lie.
23:22
Shut up
@@llamaman431 nice handle 🐐 ♻️
OH god! that sting at 48:00! Damn you Monsato!!!
That tractor at 36:00. I love those old Farmalls. So cute.
Just take the damn flowers!
This is dope work there bud, keep it goin eh?
Oh yeah, kudzu's great. Good job with that. /s
Beautiful
The neighbors made a pact with satan offering their eternal souls, in order to grow beautiful flowers. That happens sometimes.
The planet is dying...this was such a long time ago and I wish we as a race could have done better. The planet will never look as it did in these days.
"The Earth is not dying-- it is being killed. And the people who are killing it have names and addresses." Utah Philips
#CapitalismIsTheCrisis
Is this called sleepcore cause people use this for sleep. Cause I do
Nothing slips by you.
Look how thin people were then.
thanks to cigarettes...
And other stuff
@@Ritzy87 lol
Their food probably hadn't been poisoned by corporations...
Their food probably hadn't been poisoned by corporations...
That background music at 8:00 in is so irritating. It sounds so much like the old Alfred Hitchcock theatre theme but not quite. Can't be a coincidence.
Oh, the irony of Ronald Reagan narrating on a subject he would go in to make worse. Regulations? We don't need 'em!
Dont bother