Why would fishes play dominoes? Wooden Dominoes would float, not topple. Salmon swim up waterfalls, so I guess nothing surprises me about fish behavior anymore.😒🐟🐠🐡🦈
@@generalbilldog962 Most food cans I buy in Germany are not lined. If you put lefovers in the fridge you can often see rust starting on the inside the next day. They often come with a notice to transfer to a diffeent container after opening.
I thought this was going to be “oh I can’t touch water bottles” or some stuff like that. But you took this to another level. Not clickbaited thank you.
CLICKBAITED! He used his toilet!! Seat or not the plunger/flush mechanism probably contains plastic!! And what about the fillings???? Should've torn his teeth out! joking of course if it wasn't clear
I think plastic in general is fine (for computers, appliances, windows, etc.) but I agree that single-use plastics are incredibly wasteful and have no real reason to exist.
In general I agree that single-use needs to be the number one priority. But even things like computers - Why don't we have computers and laptops where the towers and cases are constant and we swap out the actual electronics? Usually its just one component that gets outdated, so we throw the whole thing away.
I feel like without plastic as a cheap and versatile material we wouldn't have many of the problems we have now, but we would have many other problems and technology would be much less evolved. Which, yes, is not always a bad thing. However, isn't plastic an important part of solar panels or a lot of medical equipment (like for intravenous therapy), for example? (If it's not, please correct me.) That said, now it is definitely time to start figuring out alternatives.
With shopping bags my parents give their bags to a store so when someone goes shopping there they get those bags now I don’t know what happens after the bags are given to the customer but we don’t use them as a one use bag
Candle is plastic (stearin, paraffin), the transparent lacquer on wood is plastic (even oil finish becomes a plastic over time due to polymerization), paint on walls/wood/items is pigments in a plastic carrier (even oil based paints turn into plastic when it cures due to polymerization). There are very few exceptions to ceramics and/or metals that are not plastics. Wood/cotton/plants etc. consist of cellulose (all plant based lifeforms do) which is a bio-plastic or bio-polymer depending on how you define it.
So so right! I originally was going to use paraffin wax candles, then realize I had to buy beeswax ones. Didn't touch anything with paint, and built that "bench" in the last minutes before the video because I realized my wooden chair contained plastic. I specifically only avoided Fossil fuel based plastics, but still yeah... Hard.
@@ScopeofScience Thanks for the like. Back when i studied plastics/polymers (masters and PhD) this was a topic mentioned more than once. I e. "In a normal appartment, what items and surfaces do not contain plastics, especially if you include natural plastics/polymers such as cotton/wood/paper etc.". The typical answers beeing cutleries, windows (glass), metallic door handles, ceramics (plates/bowls), visible metal screws and other fasteners, plus a few more things but not a lot.
Also that toothbrush has nylon bristles. They're not made of charcoal. Just has a little charcoal on it so looks good for marketing purposes. @@ScopeofScience
The first synthetic plastic was patented only 110 years ago. It sure made it's way into everything fast. Some 90% of the plastic that makes it's way into the oceans comes from countries with a very poor standard of living in Africa and Asia. Perhaps the most effective way for the average American to reduce ocean plastics is to support charities that work to raise the standards of living and education in these areas. Side note: Your canned food likely contained a plastic lining.
Thats why trump got out of paris climate agreement. Theres demand for oil, regulating the responsible countries just means other countries with poor dtandards will pick up the slack in supply and thus create more pollution.
@@pluto8404 no it isn't. He left the Paris agreement so he can continue burning oil and not bother with, you know, helping the future. He's only worried about what America looks like during his term and making sure that the numbers make him look as good as possible, without actually thinking ahead to the future and the long term effects of his actions. And your reasoning doesn't even make sense. What slack? We replace the pollutants with other things, not lose access to the things we currently make them with. There'd be no "slack" for these countries to pick up.
@@alansmithee419 He also signed a multi billion dollar agreement to clean the ocean (sadly nobody talked about it because it made him look good) Sometime the real story is different than Trump=Evil and pollution (and i'm not saying he is an angel for the planet, just that real life people aren't James Bond villains)
Yeah, the glass in mine Is glass, but... also coated in protective plastic. At first I was like OH my glasses are titanium, this'll be fine... Oh how little did I know.
@@anteshell Actually no most are made of polycarbonate. It is safer and more durable. Only drawback is being more prone to scratches, although the coatings help prevent that. Spend as much as you want, it'll likely be plastic unless you special order a glass pair.
@@ScopeofScience l would have simply used a wooden broomstick to turn the lights and everything else on which is why l enjoy watching this kind of video far more than any l would make if l could be bothered to make any myself, cheers.
@@wierdalien1 only high end mechanical watches may be void of any plastics. The rest all have plastic. And if it's a battery operated watch then definitely it will have some plastic on its circuitry.
@@gayfurry5287 A prismatic rear-view mirror-sometimes called a "day/night mirror"-can be tilted to reduce the brightness and glare of lights, mostly for high-beam headlights of vehicles behind which would otherwise be reflected directly into the driver's eyes at night. This type of mirror is made of a piece of glass that is wedge-shaped in cross section-its front and rear surfaces are not parallel. On manual tilt versions, a tab is used to adjust the mirror between "day" and "night" positions. In the day view position, the front surface is tilted and the reflective back side gives a strong reflection. When the mirror is moved to the night view position, its reflecting rear surface is tilted out of line with the driver's view. This view is actually a reflection off the low-reflection front surface; only a much-reduced amount of light is reflected into the driver's eyes. "Manual tilt" day/night mirrors first began appearing in the 1930s and became standard equipment on most passenger cars and trucks by the early 1970s.
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At first I was going to comment that a mere 24 hours of no plastic would have no effect on you either way, but then realised the actual point of the video was to show how hard it is to avoid.
A lifetime of no Plastik wouldn't have an effect on him either. Furthermore, the cotton he uses for everything is less sustainable to produce than plastic. Overall, I don't see any point to this video.
@@SpaghettiToaster Biodegadeabilty is the issue. We use a lot of plastic and it doesn't break down but cotton is completely biodegradable. You can use cotton for fertilizer and it will make things grow. Plastics kill things instead.
@@opheliabawles9646 Plastics don't kill anything if you don't put them where they don't belong. Just don't burn them or throw them into the ocean and you'll be fine.
SpaghettiToaster The problem is that some of the plastic ends up in the ocean anyway through littering and birds picking up material from garbage dumps. If it’s possible to reduce the amount of plastic with minimal work or expense (like using single use items multiple times) it’s a reasonable thing to do.
@@willm1019 yeah, exactly what ImSoLegit said. Also I did watch the video, which *IS* the reason why I made this comment, he said "the floor is lava" in the video so I commented "the floor is plastic" why do I even have to explain this?
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Making disposable products of it isnt bad, but locations that do have disposable plastic products need to have a good plastic gathering system already. Having no way to dispose disposables is always bad. I mean, glass has been disposable for decades and a glass container is nearly everywhere. Almost every household is in a walking distance of a glass disposal. Plastic on the otherhand, does not have that. I think we can reduce 75% of the plastic pollution by simply having easier ways to dispose plastic.
@@zyibesixdouze4863 Well, the infrastructure would have more bonuses long term. I mean, my country is on the lower end of unrecycled, unprocessed plastic waste, but still has about 0.5 tons of plastic pollution on a yearly basis. It is easier, more conveniant and a lot cheaper for the average person to throw plastic trash carelessly in the middle of the city. There are more glass containers, even though glass as a waste product only exists in alcoholic beverages. There is 150x more plastic waste in weight, than glass waste. Yet every new neighbourhood, every 1 square kilometer, there is at least 1 way to get rid of glass. Replacing disposable plastic with non-plastic takes a lot more time, effort and money than simply creating an easier way to dispose of plastic. At the very least, each public recreational place should have a plastic bin nearby, which only really requires adjusting a few schedules and route planning.
@@zyibesixdouze4863 "Plastic" won't actually be replaced, at least for a very long time, it's basically the most useful and advanced polymer we've ever discovered. We can replace our current plastic with more environmentally friendly and biodegradable plastic, though.
You have some of the best content on RUclips but the fking algorithm doesn't care about good content .. Keep fighting bro your efforts will surely make a change in the world and we all are with you ..
Thanks!! It finally started recommending my videos after a push from Tom Scott. Was really starting to wonder if it was worth the effort. Now I'm pumped!
@@ScopeofScience actually your first video I saw was a recommendation by RUclips and I was just amazed by the quality and the different kind of content you have .. I shared your video with my friends and they were happy to see how different and unique your content is and it also had a great purpose rather than just entertainment .. thanks for replying btw ..
@@mixedintroversion I get your point .. you maybe right .. but those were just my feelings when I saw his content and was amazed why it has so less views although you can clearly see the work he has done and unique videos he has made they can really have a change in the world ..
@@rkan2 I view it more as follows. "Oil is a resource that we should not be using, from the pollution of the air we breath to the oceans we swim and the salt we eat. We're killing animals, the environment, and even ourselves due to our incessant usage of a slightly more convenient material/energy source." No doubt oil is useful, and we kinda do need plastics for a lot of stuff, but we shouldn't be making single use plastics and other things that ruin the environment. If we just recycled, instead of throwing all of our garbage in a hole and burying it, we'd be so much better off. I'm sure we could save literal tons of scrap metal and plastic, and use the other organic matter for compost and the like. Besides, there are better energy sources, like nuclear and solar. I'm sure taking responsibility for our actions is a long way off, if it ever happens at all.
WangleLine I think he means that it saves cutting down trees for wood or other raw materials but it ends up in the environment, takes ages to degrade and also ends up in our oceans (Pacific Garbage Patch and even uninhabited islands) on a large scale basis, suffocating or ingested by marine life and even on a microscopic level where it is ingested by fish etc and then everything that eat fish.
I didn't even know your channel before this day. I know this is published today but it came in my recommended and this needs way more views! :D Greetings from Holland :)
Great vid! Also nearly all tin cans are plastic lined with epoxy resin and your table would most like be varnished with plastic varnish ... we are drowning in plastic ... DROWNING! :-( .
I don't think humans are obsessed with plastic. It's mostly economic forces that push plastic being used for so many things. Metal, glass, wood and other materials might be more durable, etc., but companies have decided that they can make more money by producing plastic things. Why? Because the average consumer simply goes for the cheapest option on the shelf. A set of $30 stainless steel measuring cups might last essentially indefinitely in your kitchen, yet a huge majority of people will by the plastic $1 set at the dollar store and replace it yearly when they crack, break, the letters get rubbed off, etc. After 30 years you're even, but you would have gotten a lot more joy out of using the metal ones.
not really obsessed, think it of this way, there is two lakes containing pure and drinkable water, the one at the right is infested with creatures that could kill you if you get close enough, the other one at the left have no such thing, would you consider someone who only drinks water from the left "obsessed" with drinking from that lake? not really because is just way easier to get water from that lake, why would you ever spend money on, for example, metal when you can find a plastic that can replace it and is way lighter and cheaper, why would you spend on producing clothes with natural fibers when you can make them with plastic and have the same or better results and even cheaper? plastic is an amazing material that can be used to manufacture many things in mass
Its alot deeper than that chief, this has been going on since industrialization. Once plastics started being used in the 1900s we never looked back, you name it and back then it was probably made of plastic aswell
@@samk.511 Well it's obvious recycling takes a lot of energy to melt and get rid of impurities. If you just reuse a plastic container that's a little better. But the best is just to not Consume as many plastics. But of course I'm in favor of recycling. I recycle a lot
My first thought was why didn't you go outside? I'm not talking about walking on pavements like you mentioned, but doing a bit of wild camping type stuff. I know a lot of gear has plastic in it, but what about boiling water over an open fire in a stainless steel kettle?
The problem is, people only account for 2.5% of all the plastic waste. It’s the industrial market that produces the majority of waste. Even if all people stop making waste entirely, 97.5% of the waste on earth per year won’t be affected. What we need is to push companies to make a change. And push governments to force them!
I don't think those numbers are okey, and still, 2,5% of the millions of tons we humans produce is a lot. The fact that industries produce most of the plastic shouldn't be an excuse. Let's try do all we can :)
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@Intellectual Tanker ok, try to8 hire a lawyer with low salary, ah, i forgot that you also need to pay your rent, food, water, electricity and other expenses
Really made me think about my surroundings and stuff... we really do use plastic too much and i do try to recycle as much as possible because its not about the question if you will survive on the planet Earth but your kids, grandkids and so on...will they have a happy life on here? I really dont have the awnser rn... Great video by the way!! Thanks for tuning in and good luck in life!!!
Recycling shouldn't be your focus. The main focus is avoiding it, and the second should be to re-use it instead of getting another item made from plastic.
I would argue against the immoral use of gov't which is force, to force your economic changes. If your argument against plastic isn't compelling enough to most people, and if you don't provide a better alternative for companies to use instead of plastic, it probably won't get done. Nor is there any reason to think that the 3rd world would follow suit even if you could get most 1st world places to ban plastic.
It's not really just an economic change though is it. If there were no environmental regulations, the seas would still be filled with sewage, almost all our fresh water would be undrinkable and it would be impossible to breathe in cities.
@@ScopeofScience Just being a pedant. The broader message of the video is still super strong so don't sweat it. I actually build industrial equipment and a lot of our customers are in the plastics industry. Seeing all of the important uses of plastic in just about everything we touch made me realize years ago that single-use plastic is one of the most wasteful things humans do.
@@ScopeofScience 😢👍 I shared your video to our Australian Minimal Waste Facebook group headed up by my friend. Your video not only shows how difficult it might be at the start, but we can all start right now to change our habits. The good news is we don't have a choice. Easy peesy....haha 😓
youre doing a great thing for humanity. Showing how plastic is literally everywhere in our culture is a great wake up call that there are so many better alternatives. The cheapness of plastic is no longer an excuse! using plastic to increase consumption and for saving a couple dollars for big companies is no longer worth the suffering we are inflicting on our planet, the lifeform that has provided us with natural materials to survive with for all of human history until now.
Loved the video! One addendum: Ban those single-use plastics that disabled people aren't actually relying on for basic access to things that able-bodied people take for granted, or restrict use for everyone *except* disabled folks. Easy to forget; important to remember.
@TheCatLord Yes, but it's not an excuse for being so short sighted on creating all this plastic. We'd never survive without it nowadays, and that's not a bad thing, but we have to be more responsible with the way we use it.
Thank you so much for making this video, hopefully it will help more people realize how much we are ruining our world by the plastic we are producing. Again, thank you so much.
I'm always tweeting about the planet, follow me here: twitter.com/kurtisbaute
*Good thing you didn't get plastic surgery.*
@@why_sr03 R/WOOSH
These wooshed jokes are so tied up and complex that I don’t think anyone could tell or that they should be considered jokes anymore
@@why_sr03 r/woosh
@Purest of Trash r/foundthemobileuser
at 4:19 he says he has plastic tooth fillings
For I split second I thought he was just gonna rip out his fillings with the scissors
lol, imagine that.
Same
scissors probably had plastic
Scissors are partially plastic.
@@Борисстепанов-р1д some aren't.
The floor is lava. But is there plastic in lava?
Dun dun dunnnnnnn!!
*VSauce music plays*
I won’t be here in 1000 years so
Lol
@@plagueless9829 or will you? *vsause music plays*
that's what fishes try to do
their whole life.
Why would fishes play dominoes? Wooden Dominoes would float, not topple. Salmon swim up waterfalls, so I guess nothing surprises me about fish behavior anymore.😒🐟🐠🐡🦈
@@calebclunie4001 r/woooosh
@@duck3048 r/wooosh
@@mrfamer3752 r/wooooshwith4os
Maroof Abid Fish is the plural form. In English it’s both singular and plural. Fishes isn’t a word. You almost got it.
I like the part where he doesnt touch plastic
Light Bulb which part, plz link time stamps.
@@arrowstryke9697 r/doublewoooosh
Light Bulb so you didn’t like the video?
@Arvak777 0:00 - 8:31
He literally didn't touch plastic for a whole day? Wtf?
"i can't go outside because in vancouver the roads are mostly paved with recycled plastic" also youre wearing a towel as your pants
😂 Yes! That’s what I thought he was going to say, too.
nikolas charlie can't go outside course of corona virus
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Im the 4th reply
You said plastic 32 times in the vid
You.... you actually counted, didn't you?
@@ScopeofScience 8 minutes of pure dedication.
Lmfaoooo
...therefore he technically touched plastic, because he touched his breath that made the word "plastic" come out of his mouth.
Now that's recycling!
The cans holding your canned food are lined with a polymer to keep them fresh.
And to prevent metal taste i think.
roopiin 91 that too and the plastic also acts a reinforcement preventing things like dents from ruining the product
@@generalbilldog962 Most food cans I buy in Germany are not lined. If you put lefovers in the fridge you can often see rust starting on the inside the next day. They often come with a notice to transfer to a diffeent container after opening.
@@patrickkeller2193 not everyone lives in a third world country
@@chanelmuir9330 Nice general knowledge you got there.
He has “socks” on so he didn’t need to put the towels on the floor because he’s technically not stepping on plastic
he cant use anything plastic as well
@@Chill_yz 3:24 isnt that plastic?
He also couldve worn leather gloves and went about his day
@@axtra9561 just a 100% pollen blanket
Julio *wears gloves*
I thought this was going to be “oh I can’t touch water bottles” or some stuff like that. But you took this to another level. Not clickbaited thank you.
CLICKBAITED! He used his toilet!! Seat or not the plunger/flush mechanism probably contains plastic!! And what about the fillings???? Should've torn his teeth out! joking of course if it wasn't clear
I think plastic in general is fine (for computers, appliances, windows, etc.) but I agree that single-use plastics are incredibly wasteful and have no real reason to exist.
In general I agree that single-use needs to be the number one priority. But even things like computers - Why don't we have computers and laptops where the towers and cases are constant and we swap out the actual electronics? Usually its just one component that gets outdated, so we throw the whole thing away.
I feel like without plastic as a cheap and versatile material we wouldn't have many of the problems we have now, but we would have many other problems and technology would be much less evolved. Which, yes, is not always a bad thing. However, isn't plastic an important part of solar panels or a lot of medical equipment (like for intravenous therapy), for example? (If it's not, please correct me.) That said, now it is definitely time to start figuring out alternatives.
@@ScopeofScience thats what people do that understands a computer people that just get one to use it usually dont do it
With shopping bags my parents give their bags to a store so when someone goes shopping there they get those bags now I don’t know what happens after the bags are given to the customer but we don’t use them as a one use bag
Is that the real KhAnubis
"Cause coffee is very important"
The politest type of junkie
You have no idea of how important coffee is you take my coffee away and I’m coming to find you 🤣🤣
1:52 is it just me or are the cotton cloths unecessary due to the socks he made? 🤔
EDIT: ok cool, it's not just me then
Maximum reliability. It's good engineering.
Anarchy is Order I mean not really he wasn’t gonna touch it anyways
@@schleybailey redundancy*
@@epicxDARKxheros1 thats what I meant. Thanks for pointing that out.
He said he can’t use anything plastic so to get around that he pretended the floor wasn’t there
BuT ThErE's PlAsTiC PaRtIcLes In ThE AiR YoU'Re BrEaThInG!
@@obamaalabama r/woosh...
R/wooosh
r/itswooooshwith4os
tHeRe iS nO pLaStIc In ThE aIr
@@m4rk0b0y
ever heard of micro plastics?
well, guess you can't eat instant ramen noodles
Can you don't
@@revdevvv yes
@@MrRaman-pp6lc why is there two of you
@@revdevvv What do you mean???
@@MrRaman-pp6lc I don't know
Kim Kardashian has to be dead to do this challenge...
roasted
Albanian cr7 fan LOL
implants will still be left next to her skeleton though so that's a bummer..
Half of her face and body is plastic
Albanian cr7 fan ooooo
This would have been much easier 100 years ago!
2000
100 years ago is at WW2 i mean YOU ARE RIGHT WE WOULD ALREADY BE DEAD
@@brandonchristopher6997 plastic was invented in 1902
@@brandonchristopher6997 100yrs ago its just 1year after WW1 mah man
brandon christopher no it’s not. 100 years ago was ww1
Take a shot every time he says "plastic".
How drunk do u want me to be?
(Insert Jim Lahey falling down stairs)
Rip
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Have you seen the VSauce video where Michael explains how at the atomic level, you can’t touch anything? Yeah... well... you’re good 👍
😂
Source ?
sauce?
I remember lol
omg yes i remember that--- i watched it when i was like 11 sksksk
"Heres some food that i *can* eat"
GODAMMIT
whers the can then 😎
The cans have plastic lining even we would all instantly die
Listen up. Stop commenting about the camera being plastic he literally said it in the beginning 0:56
lol the tripods plastic
Don't let this distract you from the fact the camera is plastic thus he lost the challenge
@@Pao234_
Watch
The
Full
Vid
@@aceykiwi5877 i did, and the camera is still plastic!!
@@Pao234_ Yeah, and he stated the fact that he couldn't record this without a camera so he made an exception. Stop being an idiot.
Candle is plastic (stearin, paraffin), the transparent lacquer on wood is plastic (even oil finish becomes a plastic over time due to polymerization), paint on walls/wood/items is pigments in a plastic carrier (even oil based paints turn into plastic when it cures due to polymerization).
There are very few exceptions to ceramics and/or metals that are not plastics.
Wood/cotton/plants etc. consist of cellulose (all plant based lifeforms do) which is a bio-plastic or bio-polymer depending on how you define it.
So so right! I originally was going to use paraffin wax candles, then realize I had to buy beeswax ones. Didn't touch anything with paint, and built that "bench" in the last minutes before the video because I realized my wooden chair contained plastic. I specifically only avoided Fossil fuel based plastics, but still yeah... Hard.
@@ScopeofScience it's amazing to see how much you work to bring us great videos
@@ScopeofScience Thanks for the like.
Back when i studied plastics/polymers (masters and PhD) this was a topic mentioned more than once. I e. "In a normal appartment, what items and surfaces do not contain plastics, especially if you include natural plastics/polymers such as cotton/wood/paper etc.". The typical answers beeing cutleries, windows (glass), metallic door handles, ceramics (plates/bowls), visible metal screws and other fasteners, plus a few more things but not a lot.
Also that toothbrush has nylon bristles. They're not made of charcoal. Just has a little charcoal on it so looks good for marketing purposes. @@ScopeofScience
And don't forget about the Bisphenol A lining of the tin cans
The first synthetic plastic was patented only 110 years ago. It sure made it's way into everything fast. Some 90% of the plastic that makes it's way into the oceans comes from countries with a very poor standard of living in Africa and Asia. Perhaps the most effective way for the average American to reduce ocean plastics is to support charities that work to raise the standards of living and education in these areas. Side note: Your canned food likely contained a plastic lining.
Thats why trump got out of paris climate agreement. Theres demand for oil, regulating the responsible countries just means other countries with poor dtandards will pick up the slack in supply and thus create more pollution.
👌👌
@@pluto8404 no it isn't. He left the Paris agreement so he can continue burning oil and not bother with, you know, helping the future. He's only worried about what America looks like during his term and making sure that the numbers make him look as good as possible, without actually thinking ahead to the future and the long term effects of his actions.
And your reasoning doesn't even make sense. What slack? We replace the pollutants with other things, not lose access to the things we currently make them with. There'd be no "slack" for these countries to pick up.
@@alansmithee419 He also signed a multi billion dollar agreement to clean the ocean (sadly nobody talked about it because it made him look good)
Sometime the real story is different than Trump=Evil and pollution
(and i'm not saying he is an angel for the planet, just that real life people aren't James Bond villains)
I literally just did a science presentation on microplastics and single use plastics
I did a presentation on the greenhouse effect.
Don’t press read more
You are now immune to comments like these, have a good day :)
But does that mean I'm immune to your comment too??
RedishTiger :O
Here's your test.
Don't press read more
*Read more*
@@therealsponege ha didnt fall for that
*Read more*
@@CJBox9 but I did
1:15 The 'glass' of my glasses isn't made of glass. They're made of plastic. As far as I'm aware most glasses these days are made of plastic.
Yeah, the glass in mine Is glass, but... also coated in protective plastic.
At first I was like OH my glasses are titanium, this'll be fine... Oh how little did I know.
Only cheap ones are made of plastic.
@@anteshell Actually no most are made of polycarbonate. It is safer and more durable. Only drawback is being more prone to scratches, although the coatings help prevent that. Spend as much as you want, it'll likely be plastic unless you special order a glass pair.
@@Fluvance You are probably right. Somehow I only thought about the cheap reading glasses you can buy for a few coins. Thank you for correcting.
@@anteshell good job, you're admitting a mistake. Not many people do that anymore.
I enjoyed all [this much candle] of this video
Hahaha it is so weird not having clocks. I've been thinking about it ever since I filmed this 10 suns ago.
@@ScopeofScience l would have simply used a wooden broomstick to turn the lights and everything else on which is why l enjoy watching this kind of video far more than any l would make if l could be bothered to make any myself, cheers.
didnt expect to see you here :)
@@ScopeofScience but a watch would be metal and glass no?
@@wierdalien1 only high end mechanical watches may be void of any plastics. The rest all have plastic. And if it's a battery operated watch then definitely it will have some plastic on its circuitry.
Came here expecting a laugh and found one of the most fascinating videos I've ever watched. Thanks man.
Edit: pls call the plant Robbie
Robb robbsterator
Who’s Robbie
Mr Jones Robbie is a plant.
If only you had wool gloves. That would technically mean you aren't touching the plastic
by not touch plastic he means he cant touch/use it
2:00 HeRe iS sOmE FoOd ThAt i *CAN* EaT
*_LAUGH TRACK_*
Padum tss
@@gayfurry5287 A prismatic rear-view mirror-sometimes called a "day/night mirror"-can be tilted to reduce the brightness and glare of lights, mostly for high-beam headlights of vehicles behind which would otherwise be reflected directly into the driver's eyes at night. This type of mirror is made of a piece of glass that is wedge-shaped in cross section-its front and rear surfaces are not parallel.
On manual tilt versions, a tab is used to adjust the mirror between "day" and "night" positions. In the day view position, the front surface is tilted and the reflective back side gives a strong reflection. When the mirror is moved to the night view position, its reflecting rear surface is tilted out of line with the driver's view. This view is actually a reflection off the low-reflection front surface; only a much-reduced amount of light is reflected into the driver's eyes.
"Manual tilt" day/night mirrors first began appearing in the 1930s and became standard equipment on most passenger cars and trucks by the early 1970s.
@Steve Thea
um ok albert einsten
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At first I was going to comment that a mere 24 hours of no plastic would have no effect on you either way, but then realised the actual point of the video was to show how hard it is to avoid.
A lifetime of no Plastik wouldn't have an effect on him either. Furthermore, the cotton he uses for everything is less sustainable to produce than plastic. Overall, I don't see any point to this video.
@@SpaghettiToaster Biodegadeabilty is the issue. We use a lot of plastic and it doesn't break down but cotton is completely biodegradable. You can use cotton for fertilizer and it will make things grow. Plastics kill things instead.
@@opheliabawles9646 Plastics don't kill anything if you don't put them where they don't belong. Just don't burn them or throw them into the ocean and you'll be fine.
@@SpaghettiToaster You know that trash doesn't disappear when you trow it in a trashcan right?
SpaghettiToaster The problem is that some of the plastic ends up in the ocean anyway through littering and birds picking up material from garbage dumps. If it’s possible to reduce the amount of plastic with minimal work or expense (like using single use items multiple times) it’s a reasonable thing to do.
Nobody:
Kurtis: 24 hours no plastic
offcaleb exactly 😂
Really starting to get sick of this meme. It's so hollow.
BubblewrapHighway dont even get me started on those 2019:yesss comments
The floor is plastic.
redstone craft guy did you watch the video?
@@willm1019 It's wordplay instead of the floor is lava it's the floor is plastic. Get it?
@@willm1019 yeah, exactly what ImSoLegit said. Also I did watch the video, which *IS* the reason why I made this comment, he said "the floor is lava" in the video so I commented "the floor is plastic" why do I even have to explain this?
@@luongmaihunggia For the record, I laughed when I read the comment. I Gotchu :D
@@ScopeofScience haha
I can do this too.
Just by sitting on my lawn for 24 hours
Jake Bala unless your grass is fake grass
Jake Bala just take a walk outside for 24 hours and hope that no plastic bottles or bags come in your way
@@advancedsoldier8569 our*
circus baby gaming Idiot
circus baby gaming that was my mistake sorry
The organic RUclips play button.
The edible RUclips play button.
@Cheyenne Greenall They're edible to me
“It has been this much candle.”
Actually a pretty good measure of time, as long as the candle length and diameter is regulated.
when you're 3D printing while watching this
Edit: thanks for the name suggestions. Vote here: www.patreon.com/posts/vote-to-name-24582985
To help name our cool new tropical plant (Species: Tillandsia cyanea), leave a reply to this comment, and then we'll vote from those over on Patreon. Thanks :D
Mrs Manillo is an ok name?
King George
Dan.
Grimm, because it's a BRO-meliad.
Flora
I hope this gets in everyone's recommended
Silvio Giovanna I’ve never heard of him and it was in my recommended
why
IT wont change anything lol
@@valest9290 let's see about that
It is, lol
Plastic is good. Making disposable products of it isn't.
Making disposable products of it isnt bad, but locations that do have disposable plastic products need to have a good plastic gathering system already. Having no way to dispose disposables is always bad. I mean, glass has been disposable for decades and a glass container is nearly everywhere. Almost every household is in a walking distance of a glass disposal. Plastic on the otherhand, does not have that.
I think we can reduce 75% of the plastic pollution by simply having easier ways to dispose plastic.
@@Predated2 pretty much, but at this point it's just easier to replace plastic than to create specialized infrastructure.
@@zyibesixdouze4863 Well, the infrastructure would have more bonuses long term. I mean, my country is on the lower end of unrecycled, unprocessed plastic waste, but still has about 0.5 tons of plastic pollution on a yearly basis. It is easier, more conveniant and a lot cheaper for the average person to throw plastic trash carelessly in the middle of the city. There are more glass containers, even though glass as a waste product only exists in alcoholic beverages. There is 150x more plastic waste in weight, than glass waste. Yet every new neighbourhood, every 1 square kilometer, there is at least 1 way to get rid of glass.
Replacing disposable plastic with non-plastic takes a lot more time, effort and money than simply creating an easier way to dispose of plastic. At the very least, each public recreational place should have a plastic bin nearby, which only really requires adjusting a few schedules and route planning.
@@zyibesixdouze4863 "Plastic" won't actually be replaced, at least for a very long time, it's basically the most useful and advanced polymer we've ever discovered. We can replace our current plastic with more environmentally friendly and biodegradable plastic, though.
Zyǐ Bésixdouze easy to replace plastic? AHAHA that’s fucking hilarious. Good one. Genuinely hilarious.
That means you can't shake hands with another human being because sometimes they can be faker than plastic ^_^
@Logix YT
How?
@@kvngfredy8365 It's very apparent that you don't know what r/woooosh means.
Logix YT I don’t think you know how to use a woooosh
Just Some Guy without a Mustache ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
r/woosh
Do the same video but replace plastic with ‘oxygen’
Next video: how I taught myself to breathe pure nitrogen
He actually did it already in his past videos
*do the same but replace oxygen with carbon*
JonathanCilius wow your a genius
Do the same but replace you with Vietnamese, and Oxygen with Agent Orange challenge
You deserve more subscribers. That’s why I’m subscribing!
I am so surprised you just have 31k subs. You deserve at least a million.
Had 5.6k just 3 weeks ago... so it's coming along :D
Seems like RUclips’s new algorithm is working and promoting small channels that deserve more hits. Definitely subscribed 😀
46K subs.Not long till you reach at least 100k
_We created a material that can last forever but only use it once..._
You have some of the best content on RUclips but the fking algorithm doesn't care about good content .. Keep fighting bro your efforts will surely make a change in the world and we all are with you ..
Thanks!! It finally started recommending my videos after a push from Tom Scott. Was really starting to wonder if it was worth the effort. Now I'm pumped!
@@ScopeofScience actually your first video I saw was a recommendation by RUclips and I was just amazed by the quality and the different kind of content you have .. I shared your video with my friends and they were happy to see how different and unique your content is and it also had a great purpose rather than just entertainment .. thanks for replying btw ..
You have no idea what are you talking about Himanshu. (About alghorithm)
@@mixedintroversion I get your point .. you maybe right .. but those were just my feelings when I saw his content and was amazed why it has so less views although you can clearly see the work he has done and unique videos he has made they can really have a change in the world ..
This came up in my recommended
That alarm ringtone reminded me of waking up in the morning lol
Every time I hear that alarm I get flashbacks :D
Me too i have the same alarm
why does everyone use that ringtone?
@@non5313 Because it always works. You end up hating it in no time
@@Flaitastic well
"It's been this much candle" is - from now on - my favorite quote of all time
This video just shows how much we use plastic in our everyday life
Marc I view it more as follows: "Oil is a great resource, it is a shame most of it is burned up as energy"
@@rkan2 I view it more as follows. "Oil is a resource that we should not be using, from the pollution of the air we breath to the oceans we swim and the salt we eat. We're killing animals, the environment, and even ourselves due to our incessant usage of a slightly more convenient material/energy source."
No doubt oil is useful, and we kinda do need plastics for a lot of stuff, but we shouldn't be making single use plastics and other things that ruin the environment. If we just recycled, instead of throwing all of our garbage in a hole and burying it, we'd be so much better off. I'm sure we could save literal tons of scrap metal and plastic, and use the other organic matter for compost and the like. Besides, there are better energy sources, like nuclear and solar.
I'm sure taking responsibility for our actions is a long way off, if it ever happens at all.
Cant wait to see this channel hit 10 million subs
Oh yeah yeah
With that many subs, (assuming each drop is 1 ml) it would water the plants with 2461 gallons or 9315 liters of water.
Oh yeah yeah
Plastic is the best and worst invention of mankind..
@Interventer Do you mind elaborating on that?
WangleLine I think he means that it saves cutting down trees for wood or other raw materials but it ends up in the environment, takes ages to degrade and also ends up in our oceans (Pacific Garbage Patch and even uninhabited islands) on a large scale basis, suffocating or ingested by marine life and even on a microscopic level where it is ingested by fish etc and then everything that eat fish.
RIP people with plastic surgery
If you were thinking about what was/wasn't plastic, didn't you have... plastic on your mind?
Why isnt this coment favorited?
It doesn't count except your brain is made of plastic :)
That's some great content again Kurtis! Very original, very well hosted and making a very good point! Love it!
Thanks!! Keep fighting the good fight ✊
@@ScopeofScience what about the camera????
I have plastic In my teeth proceeds to rip out teeth
Do they still try to give mercury fillings in the states?
@@mccari09 sure do.
I didn't even know your channel before this day. I know this is published today but it came in my recommended and this needs way more views! :D Greetings from Holland :)
I recently discovered this channel and I can tell it's going to blow up soon! High quality videos and likable host = a successful channel.
Great vid! Also nearly all tin cans are plastic lined with epoxy resin and your table would most like be varnished with plastic varnish ... we are drowning in plastic ... DROWNING! :-( .
:O what? That's not good for us!
I've tried the challenge called dont touch yourself 24hrs challenge
and i was *ITCHING IN PAIN*
Doge kinda impossible
Ok ima so dat rn
I did that;
I succeeded in No Nut November last year (2018)
Impossible! How did you keep your balls from sticking to the side of your legs?
@@Jabooty_Williams Not sweating all month. had a fan blowing straight at it when I could.
Didn't realize you were from BC, very nice.
this video really makes you realise how obsessed humans are with plastic nowadays
I don't think humans are obsessed with plastic. It's mostly economic forces that push plastic being used for so many things. Metal, glass, wood and other materials might be more durable, etc., but companies have decided that they can make more money by producing plastic things. Why? Because the average consumer simply goes for the cheapest option on the shelf. A set of $30 stainless steel measuring cups might last essentially indefinitely in your kitchen, yet a huge majority of people will by the plastic $1 set at the dollar store and replace it yearly when they crack, break, the letters get rubbed off, etc. After 30 years you're even, but you would have gotten a lot more joy out of using the metal ones.
not really obsessed, think it of this way, there is two lakes containing pure and drinkable water, the one at the right is infested with creatures that could kill you if you get close enough, the other one at the left have no such thing, would you consider someone who only drinks water from the left "obsessed" with drinking from that lake? not really because is just way easier to get water from that lake, why would you ever spend money on, for example, metal when you can find a plastic that can replace it and is way lighter and cheaper, why would you spend on producing clothes with natural fibers when you can make them with plastic and have the same or better results and even cheaper? plastic is an amazing material that can be used to manufacture many things in mass
It's because it's cheap... and versatile... that's it.
Its alot deeper than that chief, this has been going on since industrialization. Once plastics started being used in the 1900s we never looked back, you name it and back then it was probably made of plastic aswell
I don't think obsessed is the right word
PLASTIC
Plastic
This reminds me of the scene from Indian in the Cupboard
I get reducing your use of plastic but you should get as much use out of your plastic that you already have and then not buy more plastic
This exactly.
The key is to Reduce, then reuse, then finally recycle. Recycling is still inefficient and takes a lot of energy
@@ccgbassandmore3 sources please
@@samk.511 Well it's obvious recycling takes a lot of energy to melt and get rid of impurities. If you just reuse a plastic container that's a little better. But the best is just to not Consume as many plastics. But of course I'm in favor of recycling. I recycle a lot
My first thought was why didn't you go outside? I'm not talking about walking on pavements like you mentioned, but doing a bit of wild camping type stuff. I know a lot of gear has plastic in it, but what about boiling water over an open fire in a stainless steel kettle?
Bummer dude, your "canned" chili had a plastic lining. As well as the coffee you tried making. Maybe that's why it sucked...
Yeah, definitely didn't know it at the time... Or I wouldn't have cooked in it. Gross.
True
Mmmm... Epoxy liner, BPA, ahhh
The problem is, people only account for 2.5% of all the plastic waste. It’s the industrial market that produces the majority of waste. Even if all people stop making waste entirely, 97.5% of the waste on earth per year won’t be affected. What we need is to push companies to make a change. And push governments to force them!
your right... the only right one
Garboi
Seriously.. ? Regular people only contribute 2.5%? That is insanely low I can’t believe that
What is the industrial source of plastic?
If people boycott companies using plastic, then it will certainly force them to change how they work.
I don't think those numbers are okey, and still, 2,5% of the millions of tons we humans produce is a lot. The fact that industries produce most of the plastic shouldn't be an excuse. Let's try do all we can :)
Just make your own primitive technology channel already
Oh thats plastic free experiment here... im gonna try this in Africa..
Me: I could do this!
2 sec later
*Realizes that my glasses contain plastic *
Plastic-free is impossible as you have Plastic content IN you.
Space can't save you now.
guys, PLEASE support Kurtis on Patreon! He doesn't put ads up so none of his videos are pulling revenue. To see more incredible and well thought-out videos like these, please consider supporting with even the lowest tier. It pains me that tik tok 'creators are making thousands a month on patreon alone (nevermind all of scam products they push for more coin, plus ad revenue) to buy things that they don't need PLUS advertise more things *you* don't need, continuing our dangerous consumerist cycle. I'm so glad Kurtis is blowing up and I hope people see how important channels like this are and support!
I got an add for an online casino. Sad he won't get the revenue from it
@Intellectual Tanker ok, try to8 hire a lawyer with low salary, ah, i forgot that you also need to pay your rent, food, water, electricity and other expenses
I vote the new plant be called 'Madame Mayhem', brought in to deal with the chaos that Sir Stabbington couldn't handle
Also, cool vid!
the bristles of your bamboo brush are made of nylon
humans are made of plastic at this point
You can get ones with boar hair. I buy them. They’re good; fully biodegradable.
okay youtube i finally watched this happy?
Like for real... So annoying
RUclips: oh you watched this let's fill your recommended with videos about plastic :)
You should be grateful it is this and not local hip hoppers and lifestyle video.
@@baumkuchen6543 ikr
Lol
The earth has plastic in it so you had to go to space. CLICKBAIT
clickbait* nerd
Oof didn’t realize
How did he misspelled it?
hey now a toxic user I edited it
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Your videos are so eye opening!! Thank you for your amazing content :)
*making an exception for the camera*
Unacceptable conditions!
2:00 Here's some food that I can eat. Pun intended? :D
Oh yeah...
That took me a minute -.- :) good one
HaLp i dont get it
@@tyson6762 the food is stored in a can so he CAN eat food in a CAN
@@kolegatv237 Ha thanks, i had an oof
Really made me think about my surroundings and stuff... we really do use plastic too much and i do try to recycle as much as possible because its not about the question if you will survive on the planet Earth but your kids, grandkids and so on...will they have a happy life on here? I really dont have the awnser rn... Great video by the way!! Thanks for tuning in and good luck in life!!!
Recycling shouldn't be your focus. The main focus is avoiding it, and the second should be to re-use it instead of getting another item made from plastic.
Canned food cans usually have some type of plastic coating on the inside.
Win!
when the black pipes you point too are the sink drain line 😂 not the water line
I would argue against the immoral use of gov't which is force, to force your economic changes. If your argument against plastic isn't compelling enough to most people, and if you don't provide a better alternative for companies to use instead of plastic, it probably won't get done. Nor is there any reason to think that the 3rd world would follow suit even if you could get most 1st world places to ban plastic.
It's not really just an economic change though is it. If there were no environmental regulations, the seas would still be filled with sewage, almost all our fresh water would be undrinkable and it would be impossible to breathe in cities.
What about micro plastics ?
Edit : he does talk about it don't be like me , watch the video before commenting
I know you're excited... but watch the whooolllllllllle thing :D
Why does it seem like every youtuber I wander upon lives in Vancouver.
Kurtis: I am gonna spend 24 hours without touching plastic.
Microplastics: *Imma bout end this mans career.*
I later spent 24 hours trying to avoid microplastics: ruclips.net/video/Eu9UoPttUfI/видео.html
Those cans of food are lined with plastic.
Well darn. Hadn't known that one. One more exception I suppose. Thanks for pointing that out! Plastic really is everywhere...
@@seigeengine Most acidic foods (tomato base for chili) will be put into lined cans.
@@ScopeofScience Just being a pedant. The broader message of the video is still super strong so don't sweat it. I actually build industrial equipment and a lot of our customers are in the plastics industry. Seeing all of the important uses of plastic in just about everything we touch made me realize years ago that single-use plastic is one of the most wasteful things humans do.
2:38 You could've slowly cooked it with the candle fires?
Mr. Santana Santiago is good because these are two typical names from Latin America (a tropical place).
wow. my awareness has been raised.
Keep fighting the good fight. I don't know if we can do it. I really really hope so. It's our planet that's at stake.
I hope so too. All I know is that I'm going to try so damn hard.
@@ScopeofScience
😢👍
I shared your video to our Australian Minimal Waste Facebook group headed up by my friend. Your video not only shows how difficult it might be at the start, but we can all start right now to change our habits. The good news is we don't have a choice. Easy peesy....haha 😓
We cannot do that.
Unless you wanna say goodbye to every technical advancement. Plastic is bad, but it's good at the same time.
but you had candles sure it would have been slow but you could have warmed up your coffee
that's what he tries to do, but it's not powerful enough to heat his coffee
@@WasephWastar oh I must have looked away for a second I didn't even see that oops
He did do that... and he failed. Rewatch the video.
youre doing a great thing for humanity. Showing how plastic is literally everywhere in our culture is a great wake up call that there are so many better alternatives. The cheapness of plastic is no longer an excuse! using plastic to increase consumption and for saving a couple dollars for big companies is no longer worth the suffering we are inflicting on our planet, the lifeform that has provided us with natural materials to survive with for all of human history until now.
Loved the video!
One addendum: Ban those single-use plastics that disabled people aren't actually relying on for basic access to things that able-bodied people take for granted, or restrict use for everyone *except* disabled folks. Easy to forget; important to remember.
I do feel the plant is Latino. I love everything about this video.
Thanks sis! :D
5:22 *HOLY SH*T* we messed up our planet
We can still fix it
@TheCatLord Yes, but it's not an excuse for being so short sighted on creating all this plastic. We'd never survive without it nowadays, and that's not a bad thing, but we have to be more responsible with the way we use it.
No schit! Scherlok
*plastic lasts 1000 years* I wont be alive what do I care
You have serious dedication for these videos nicely done!
Edit: Planty McPlantface
Planty McPlantface lol. Love it
I give my vote to this name!
Kurtis Baute Im not on patreon...so im voting here....count my vote for this name wuuuuuuhhuu
I also vote for this!
more people need to watch this...
1:58 BA DUM TSSss... I see what you did there
I spent a long long time trying to think about how I could sneak puns in this video without people knowing. I had too much time on my hands...
Did not get it, can you explain?
@@TheMorpheus017 Here's some foods that I CAN eat
Didn't catch that pun while watching :D
@@isak4460 aw, right!
Thank you so much for making this video, hopefully it will help more people realize how much we are ruining our world by the plastic we are producing. Again, thank you so much.
I would think you could walk anywhere using your non plastic socks
Those steel cans of food are lined with plastic. Google it.