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- Indonesia is the world’s biggest exporter of tin, and most of it comes from the islands of Bangka and Belitung. But today, the land supply is almost gone, so miners have moved to the sea, risking their lives to extract the ore 65 feet underwater.
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The narrator sounds like a headspace coach, it takes away all the danger from the clip😂
I couldn't watch it with the audio on because of her. Worst narrator I've heard in a VERY long time. I'm certainly no audiophile either, I usually could care less, but a ten dollar wal mart microphone would've been better sounding than whatever they used here, just wow.
@@genericalfishtycoon3853 true, she's not good
Dead serious life and death trying to take care of his family and you make jokes about the narrator? This man has way more character and cahones 🫂 than you
@@aidkik580 So what? That somehow makes anyone associated with the film immune to criticism? Hitler had a lot of cajones and character but people still rip on him.
ya idk why she is doing asmr over this clip, makes it hard to watch
The voice over is not meant for such documentaries.. 🙏
I used to clean inside oil tanks and being under air is equally stressful as it is comforting. Being able to breath where you normally cannot is a unique feeling.
under air? what are you a damn alien?
Water probably 😅😅
@@ganjalfcreamcorn8438
More like a fish
@@ganjalfcreamcorn8438 probably means wearing a breathing unit
ZIG..YOU WROTE COMFORTING AND STRESSFUL IN THE SAME SENTENCE YOU WANKER😂
This is how hard people work, they're not trying to be rich. They just want to feed their family... Respect to all these guys who work so hard for their family. May god protect them
Amen
Yes but its illegal and very damaging to the environment and dangerous and the pay is crap.
@@thesilentone4024 so they should starve right ? You do what you gotta do to make it !
I live in the states and grew up poor by our standards use to free dive into rivers along the concho river for wild pearls in San Angelo Texas to make money unless you knew of it you’d never guess that was an option other than picking up cans this was the late 70’s . Eventually went into the oilfield and worked on completion rigs another job nobody talks about it’s fast and furious and dangerous but we’re the guys that bring the oil to the surface on land rigs .
@@thesilentone4024 don't worry i heard they're learning coding on the side and co-founding a startup together
The kiss of the hand from his wife made me emotional knowing how happy she is to see her husband safely back home. For such types of jobs we say thanks to God if our loved ones return back home. Some never do.
Yeah that got me too
@@djdj500dr the ppl there chose that, when the tore up the earth and then poisoned it, u know there are whole villages in the rainforest that fight off ppl that want to make a quick buck off the land, but the ppl know that sure they might have some slight wealth, if they let them strip the earth of the trees and then take the minerals, but they know that the money they get wont be enough to move and live well and they know the money wont last so long that there kids and there kids kids to purchase food with. so they keep the land and work it and pull enough food and game off it to live comfortably, sure not comfortable in usa terms but in most of the world comfortable means not freezing or starving to death and having a roof over ur head and some food stock and salted meat for reseveres.
huge respect for joko and all the tin miners...
Exactly! She appreciates him because she knows he risk his life for his family on a daily basis. The Islamic greeting of Assalaamu Alaykum (Peace Be Upon You) is also very touching.
Well, the crew probably asked her to do it. For narrative.
Always amazing to see video of other careers, places, people around the world. Makes you appreciate what you have even when things gets rough
What's amazing is how everyone fails to realize every country has the same system. It's all a plutocracy. What's amazing is that not only do people not realize those who invented moneylending and banks thousands of years ago still rule the world, and the constant inflation is them inventing livelihoods for their ever increasing sons and daughters.
Very true. I've certainly moaned & cursed some mornings waking up early to go work but the likelyhood of me dying from an accident on site is slim. I couldn't imagine taking that much of a risk daily for that little money but as a parent I understand & respect his reasons for doing so. No doubt if I was in his shoes I would of done the same
💯🏆
I agree completely, sometimes I think too myself that my job sucks but it's like damn atleast I ain't doing something like for 1/10 of the money I make now.
Edit: I'll add that atleast I can quit my job and go somewhere else aswell
The voiceover for this could have been done in Descript and you would have ended up with a more human sounding voice. 👌
Much respect to these miners and their families! I cannot imagine having to do such dangerous things just for survival of self and family.
no respek for the planet i see
@@leftifornian2066 exactly this is easy, but I'm not willing to disrespect my earth. In my country we can do this and much more also selling vaquitas for 5000 a peace.
@@leftifornian2066 first started by the Dutch and carried till this day now by the indonesian government I feel sorry for the devastated environment and the people that have to live there and who take part in this dangerous and damaging mining to make ends meet.
Q%
It's the consequence for all the stupid decisions they've made. No pity or respect for the stupid.
when you’re so fascinated by your own voice you forget you’re narrating
the person talking she is treating this like a ASMR documentary whispering the whole time 😂
Why are you whispering? Is there a sleeping baby next to you when you recorded this narration?
lmao
"I will work till death because of the responsibility I have of my family"
What a real gentleman and a genuine tough guy!
A gentleman ? that destroys everything shakes head
@@gowdsake7103what those people did, no different with offshore gold miner in Alaska
??? And how is He going to feed his family when He died? I wouldnt say thats Gentleman like....
We didnt need this to be an asmr video
Thank you
What is asmr
@@StevenHanover a tingling sensastion from the scalp to the back of head, usually because of some kind of voice and sound... It is a pleasant feeling and content creators use many kind of sounds to induce that feeling, tagged "asmr"
Glad someone said it
Yeah she was lame
The video seems interesting but the narrator's voice makes me feel uncomfortable.
Agreed. I got annoyed feeling like she over pronounced words to sound more (for lack of better word) sensual, almost like selling something when I just wanted her to talk normal. I'm here for the interesting journalistic piece not an infomercial
Like a sex phone operator 🤣
The audible saliva is gross.
@@IsaacGallegos thank you!! I was thinking spit it out already!!! 😂😂😂
Lol, wtf.. I feel exactly the same
if life gives you lemon, you make lemonades, so at this point instead of waiting for stocks to crash or recovery, focus on how to profit off the current market, Bloomberg, WSJ, BBC business(just to mention a few) have been recording cases of folks averaging 350k in 12weeks, so there's money being moved around if you know where you're looking.
Exactly! I've been studying and researching a whole lot lately so I don't miss out on any opportunity.
It all boils down to technique, the downtrend allows room to enter the market and grow - whether long or short term, it's just easier to make profits when the market is green, a downtrend offers an equally high return if you have the skills and knowledge required, which is I’ve been looking at consultants a lot lately, the news I've seen on the market hasn't been that encouraging and I could really use a guide, but are they really that effective? why I hired an investment advisor to help me grow during this difficult time. This is the only way I have been able to raise up to $750,000 in the last 6 months
@@henrech Mind if I ask you recommend this particular coach you use their service?
@@dannyscott1276 Kimberly Jean Heavner. is the coach that guides, you probably might've come across her before, she's quite known in her field, search her
@@henrech This recommendation is coming at the right time because i am literally grasping for straws atm! I looked up Kimberly Jean Heavner online and scheduled a phone call with her
Really makes you appreciate your job that's for sure. It's crazy that it's actually illegal what he's doing but it's his only hope. Oh and I've seen a lot of toxic lakes caused by mining and they are always so beautiful, of course its a terrible thing but they get pretty wild looking.
HE COULD MOVE TO ANOTHER ISLAND. This is WORSE than selling drugs where they don't destroy the land just those who want to buy. He is DESTROYING the fishing for how many thousands of his neighbors FOREVER? LEGAL MINING is done in a way to reduce damage to REEFS and not destroy their country.
You are like LIBERALS who DEFEND minority drug dealers selling on the street to anyone (including children) who will buy. HOW MANY LIVES does the average drug deal destroy?
How many young people start selling their body to buy? How many mothers let their children go hungry so they can get their fix? LOOK AT THE COST TO EVERYONE ELSE when
those committing crimes are allowed to get away with it.
@@mgheichert The guy literally can never make enough money to either change careers or move. Check your privileged ass.
@@Aatell764 BS as he USED to be a fisherman but he changed his job to be a CRIMINAL. He was able to change jobs wasnt he? GO TO 8:30 and see how fishermen used to fish within 4 miles NOW they have to go out 17mi to catch enough fish to make a living. How many fisherman from that island DIE by being forced to go offshore so far and being hit by a storm?
It's not like they can only fish when there is no risk of a storm.
*HE needs to find a job somewhere else and get his children OFF THAT CRAPPY ISLAND.* IF he is INJURED or KILLED who is supposed to support his family? HIS OLDEST SON I SUSPECT.
He lives in a country with over 10 thousand inhabited islands. Does he own a boat
from when he was a fisherman? If so take the boat and go to another island. THAT OR THE JOB ISN'T AS DANGEROUS AS THE
PERSON TAKING THE VIDEO SAYS IT IS.
LIFE IS ROUGH EVEN IN THE WEST. *How many men in the US die or are permanently injured each year while working?* I was injured in an accident at work. I was pressured by the company to go on WC or LTD (anything but keep working) at 33 but I lasted until 38.
I know life can be tough and painful .
You are supposed to worry about your family not only now but for their future.
What are his children supposed to do
when they get old enough to work?
@@mgheichert how about you giving him a job you think he was educated enough to get a job?
Leave the island? Are You paying him?
@@mgheichert 20% of indonesian population barely finished 5th grade some only have 1st grade education and even have no education at all because of poverty
"safety is too expensive".
That is the small print written on every cooperate job contract
Total nonsense made incredibly stupid by the irony that these tiny operators are the farthest from corporate.
@@Mrbfgray not every corporate are sleek and clean.
This is one of those black/dirty company
@@shycracker There IS NO corporation involved here, just tiny bootleg operators.
@@Mrbfgray
When you get a job in your life little boy, you will realise big Corporations treat their workers far worse than these offshore "bootleg" miners.
@@SMGJohn In the last 4 decades I've contracted for 'a thousand' industrial organizations and businesses of ALL sizes. Underground and surface mining, milling, chemical, logging, wood fiber, oil refinery, geo thermal, telecom, utilities, solar and wind power, railroad, pipelines, earthwork, NatGas, road construction, ski lifts, farms/ranches, construction, on and ON....and I can contrast that with government jobs--universities/schools, wildfire operations, an airport fuel system...
I live in the real world which could teach an emotionally controlled, mentally frail indoctrinated punk like you plenty. Start again by asking questions instead of broadcasting your ignorance via regurgitated teachings from those who've never been outside an air conditioned office.
The resilience of people in this country despite all the difficulties and challenges!
Indonesia is the only country in the world that sits in The Ring of fire, very rich in minerals due to volcanic openings and their seismic activities that opened up the earth crust 24-7... The Tin ore in Bangka comes from activities in their southern Mount Krakatoa the largest underwater Volcano in Asia that met their inland Sumatera Mount Barisan that also rich in Coal and Nickel deposits... No matter how corrupted the government is, Indonesia's earth crust will keep pouring out various kind of minerals and sprouting spices literally forever...
Love the info!!!
Only? There are 15 countries siting in the ring of fire NOT ONLY Indonesia🤧
Not only Indonesia. Ring of Fire pass through these countries also : New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, Russia, Canada, USA, Mexico and many others. But you're be right about Indonesia rich in minerals.
@@dorarararara3001 Yes, there are many countries that have a couple volcanos in their borders.
Nothing quite like indonesia though they have 76 of the things....
50 active volcanos in North America, most of those in Alaska, which sits in the ring of fire and is part of the United States. That is 1 of many countries in the ring of fire. 😂😂😂 Are you huffing glue?
The whispering voice over killed it for me
Frfr. It was a challenge to nut to this one😭
When your mic is inside your mouth.
Is that what it is? Her voice is annoying me and makes this hard to watch with sound.
Broooo
Amen!
They work with Bakka Tin like Pewter in Indonesia - very fine craftsmanship. My parents lived in Jakarta for about 8 years and I managed to fly over and visit them while they were there. Loved the country and found the people to be very friendly, particularly if you can speak Bahasa Indonesia. In 10 weeks before I went I managed to learn enough Bahasa Indoensia to speak like a normal person and they were amazed, and would go out of their way to show me their culture. Loved it and hated to leave.
Terima kasih bapak baik sekali
Like most of other countries' citizen, we appreciate you more if a foreigner try to speak in our native language, even if it's just a single word. Would love to see you back in Jakarta, Todd.
Yeah Indonesian is not a hard language, especially if only for everyday use. Probably it was chosen/made so from malay by the forefathers to unite the diverse country.
Amazing documentary. Damn this is hard work...makes you appreciate the work you have & makes you strive for more like a side-hustle biz.
You gotta do whatcha gotta do to make it in this world 👍
Hats off to these men !
destroy the environment yeah hut hut the dollar
The narrator sounds like a ASMR video
Can we please donate safety equipment to joko🤷🏾♂️ he needs it and a raise if you ask me🤣🤣
I love how they're planting trees on the old mining sites, although you didn't mention it you can see it at like 8 minutes into this video. I also love the wife's home made baby cradle at about 12 minutes in. Insider News, why don't you donate the revenue from this video towards getting these guys some proper diving gear and proper respirators for when they melt down the tin? Also, if they can dive like that that deep for that long without proper gear, they should join some free diving competitions just for the award money.
Really talking about donating when you haven't done anything to help? At least they brought awareness to the issue that neither u or me knew about.
This is horrible. The guy has a tax free job! Enough to make any Democrat mad.
Yea why not set up an insider grant fund?
(oh wait the optics on that title gonna be wack)
unfortunately when you start giving things away, you can potentially create new unpredictable issues. give free diving suits out, a higher percentage of people abandon other jobs in the community.
Human nature is mostly geared around be driven to do things on a larger & larger more industrial scale, I think the happiest people I know live self sufficiently with no incomes.
@@morrisonmeister idk if you can call risking health and life every day a happy self sufficient job but okay.
interesting, there are discussions of harvesting manganese nodules from the deep sea for decades (was a basis for an episode in the old Sealab 2020 cartoon). this is something much closer but for both cases the environemental impact is a deep concern
BRO LITERALLY TELLS HIM “yep it’s tin” BY STOPPING OXYGEN.
I wonder why can't they have safety lines instead. It can send several different messages by pulling and even pull the diver in case of emergency
@@aldemiolavictoriano it'll cost more, you saw the dude's house, yeah?
bruh, this looks like something straight out of Water World
Great freaking movie
He risks his life every day to provide for his family. That is a real man. Respect.
And most likely, a dead real man. Very soon.
Seems more like a slave.
@@Ptitnain2 who do you think mined the materials for the phone you using, who made the clothes on your back?
Hey...I rode the New York city subways every day for forty years...now that's risky!
@@jungleno. meh, it was scary up untill 1998. After that it's all yuppies and hipsters.
Video is interesting, but immediately turn away when heard her voice... totally nightmare
She sounds cute to me?
It really seems like a dangerous job!
But the video was of high quality and detailed. Liked watching.
Thank you for making this documentary such knowledge and awareness
It’s still crazy to me that governments haven’t figured out how to use willing workers instead of trying so hard to be so greedy that regular people starve.
The moments government involved they would have to heavily regulates due to its agreement with International charters. Best they can do is turn a blind eye so they at least have some income.
That is the problem my friend. Just like other Indonesian state own companies such as Pertamina, PAL etc, it is not that easy to apply for the Job. There is complicated test which is simply beyond the locals skill set. Most of the high ranking workers in PT. Timah comes from reputable universities graduate.
No offense but the comentary sounds like asmr
Ok but her voice is trying too hard
They signal him by cutting off his oxygen 💀oh my
They teach not to dive alone and use the buddy system.
Perhaps they could team up. With two divers working back to back the pit should be a larger diameter and less likely to cave in.
When the pit gets deep only one goes to the bottom and the other works higher while keeping an eye on the buddy.
A safety rope from the diver to the hose or a buoy could pull the diver free or help the buddy locate and extract a buried diver.
I hope they try the buddy system. It's safer with little or no cost.
Maybe a little less productive, maybe not.
For sure you're not alone down there.
Trying to pull a person buried in sand, even just their legs trapped, is very likely to kill or maim the diver. Those 4 dredges probably use their hoses together to free the diver by sucking up sand if it happens. They are all from the same village.
Omg
Yeah but then you have to split the 13$
@@iamzuesthisisthetruth8864 I don't think they'd produce half as much. They might even get more working as a team.
Plus one way you live and get company the other way not so much.
@@jeffarcher400 Sure, but unless they're gathering at least TWICE as much tin, they're making less money. And they're already barely surviving, so that's NOT an option.
The toxic lakes look beautiful tho
Most poisonous things look beautiful in the beginning 😌
@@porothashawarma2339 damn.
The sea bed will be the next thing destroyed in Indonesia
beautifully deadly
“To conquer the fear, I just pray for safety…”
That’s deep!
No its DUMB
@@gowdsake7103 you don't know sh!t boy
People are suffering.
Don't downplay that because you get to sit at a full table every night.
Awesome documentary. This channel is very underrated.
So now I know where the tin I use to solder comes from.
Why is the narrator whispering?
“I will work, forever as a tin miner, as long as there is enough tin to be mined.” -chilling
God bless these Men
Excellent craft! I like these kinds of videos.
Why is the narrator whispering and making it sound like erotica?!?!?!?!
Someone give this girl a glass of water
Excellent piece
*_One Danger not covered was divers getting the 'Bends'... Any time you are below 33 feet Nitrogen builds up._*
The divers are working at about 2 Atmospheres of Pressure. Over time Nitrogen from Compressed Air saturate human tissues. Air is 79 percent Nitrogen. On really deep dives or long dives special gas mixtures are used to minimize Nitrogen buildup. These low cost operations do not follow normal safety protocols. At that depth, the diver can only stay underwater for about 45 minutes without having scheduled decompression stops on way back to surface.
Since Nitrogen bubbles can form in or migrate to any part of the body, Bends can produce many symptoms, and its effects may vary from joint pain and rashes to paralysis and death. Bends often causes air bubbles to settle in major joints like knees or elbows, causing individuals to bend over in excruciating pain, hence its common name, the bends. Individual susceptibility can vary from day to day, and different individuals under the same conditions may be affected differently or not at all. The classification of types of Bends according to symptoms has evolved since its original description in the 19th century. The severity of symptoms varies from barely noticeable to rapidly fatal.
*_Sometimes severe complications or death can result if a diver gets on airplane and it goes up too fast._*
1) 10% under on supply-side black market is awesome. (Normal is 50%less).
2) $13/day is reletive to the cost of living in his village.
3) no commercial scuba divers >100ft use $2k full-view helmets. $50 Emergency tank clipped to belt is perfect back-up.
4) how did this person get this job for the voice-over? Take a wrong turn at the millenial ASMR championship?
Good story with so-so research and a bad voice-over.
ALL JOBS UNDERWATER ARE DANGEROUS
The voice over is awefull. Sounds like ASMR and way to "carefull"
Wow that amazing work
What a man... MashAllah may god protect you ❤
They tell you they found tin in the stream by suffocating you 😂 What a life
I hope they find better jobs that pay them more, won’t kill them, and doesn’t destroy the planet we live on.Also it’s awesome how hard they work to feed their families, wish the circumstances were better.
It puts things into perspective watching this man trying to feed his family and make a living the best he can. I empathize with him but the toxic environment is destroying the planet.
May god always take good care this hard working man pray for him like i do always in my prayers blessed him and his familiy
great documentary 👍
Every time I watch one of these videos showing people around the world risking their lives daily for barely the basics, I look at the people in my country complaining about such petty things. These videos should be mandatory for every youth in the western countries, so they can understand TRUE hardships! And learn to appreciate the easy lives they’ve been born into!
Forcing kids to listen to the narrator of this video would certainly be true hardship alright. If this was mandatory curriculum, you'd see a rise in the hearing impaired and pencil related ear injuries.
@@genericalfishtycoon3853 then that proves his point on how western countries complain about petty things, if you cant sit through a 12 minute video then your better off having no hearing at all
@@aaronjpg8170 No, it really doesn't. Find a different way validate your hatred of westerners, I'm sure you've fabricated many more while being too simple to understand the real issues. As if disapproval of the audio on a video means I deserve my hearing to be lost, what a barbaric backwards hole you must've crawled out of. I pity you.
It really dose make you stop and think about how lucky we are to just have basic things let alone our cellphones etc
It's difficult to feed one but this guy may end up with dozen children 😂
Lmao
such a famous channel should keep a good speaker who narrates
So obviously the government should be stepping in to provide for these people so that they no longer are so desperate to destroy their own eco system.
Government should also clean up the acid pools.
Next time you think you have it hard, be grateful and have patience with what you have.
Exactly! Living in the West I cringe whenever I hear people say, “Oh today was the worst day of my life” and the story is literally about complaining of an order or traffic. People should always be grateful regardless of their situation because someone else is going through much worst.
Assalaamu Alaykum (Peace Be Upon You).
@@thinkbeforeyoutype7106 Wa alaikum Salam.
True, I've heard similar things.
@@Abuqital2000 Yea, we all just need to remind one another the importance of life and how lucky we truly are. I’m glad I came across your comment because you reminded me the importance of being grateful. Thanks brother.
Plz mainten the distence of mic or your mouth 👄
their process is pretty smart, hopefully they get better equipment for their safety
Really puts your rough day at the office into perspective.
Having dredged for gold in Nome, Alaska. I completely understand what these guys do. The respirator and the depth but Nome also has freezing waters. That adds a different dynamic to the dive.
Why is this narrated as if it's an erotic novel. Can you just speak at a normal cadence and stop drawing out every sentence for dramatic effect. It's bordering on unwatchable.
60 feet is 18 meters which is actually close to 3 times the pressure of the surface (not just twice)
We do same type of mining in south africa, although we mine for diamonds mostly
Omg from that sulfur thing and now this ? We should be grateful for we have now
please hire different narrator next time
atleas give us some information so we can help them to improve their living conditions
God Bless these People!
Jocko dives so deep to escape this narrator's voice.
good thing his hearings aren't as good as when he started off-shore mining!
Man, and I thought I had a bad job 😞
What on earth!!!!! Couldn't of ever imagined!!
i need that crew below hover dam on the river! lol.
Choppy water? Looks calm by the mining boats.
The reef damage and having to travel farther to fish is probably more from the toxic run off from the land. I'm sure the dredge mining isn't helping, but seems less harmful
you sir are wrong.
For dredges like that, it is choppy enough, especially when you have a hose in your teeth and not a dive mask.
Open mining is TERRIBLE for the environment. Far worse than closed mining for coal. Which is why the electric car batteries to “go green” is a lie. The batteries wear out and must be replaced, which means disposal of them too.
In some area, the sea can be as dark as Indian Ganga river and it has huge @$$ crocodile in it. Not kidding !! Have seen alot of news abt man eater crocs from Bangka and Belitung island got cut to seek for human remain inside its Belly.
Traditional mining in the video is actually quite enviroment friendly. You should see goverment operated dredging vessel. It is as huge as offshore accomodation barge, fitted with 700 Tons, 90 mtrs dredger bucket ladder scoop tons of sand from seabed 😅
read Andrea Hirata, he showcased it pretty accurately in his novels
If you live in America, you’re very blessed because other countries doesn’t have what y’all have!
We don't have anything yo it's all a dream you have to be asleep to believe it
Did you mean dead by mass shooting and gun violence? Gun bless America.
@@StevenHanover OK George Carlin
All time high criminal rates and more mass shootings than ever? Yeah, truly blessed.
Only a handful of “Americans” have everything
true man you sir.
Hat off for these guys😢
Why does this narrator speak like she's whisper reading us a bedtime story? 😅😂
nothing but Respect
You're a terrorist trying to spread stupidity
May God protect these miners. Their work is priceless.
Inspiring story
My question is what geological process created such large deposits in the area. There has to be a reason that Indonesia is the largest exporter of tin.
the earth is alive and we are eating the earth alive cancerously.
that is it's energy and body we do not put to grow just to take and harden the life inanimatly
It's basically tins that become an island
It is all random chance. Nearly all elements were formed at the heart of a star. The water became rich with tin via runoff from rain and rivers (probably).
Keep your stupidity since my granny were a tin miner.
What he earning indeed more than enough to secure a normal living, just the different my granny have license, what needed by them to sell at normal market value.
Me from Malaysia.
One day, their children and grandchildren will gain education and be someone even better than us.
It just part of a lifecycle that meant to dig out something from beneath the floor, that one day needed for moonbirth.
Nothing need to be ashame about his job cos mother nature valued their contribution and sometimes they hit gold as appreciation.
NATURE is a self corrective system and knew how to fix the environment after human digged out, what needed by mother nature for 2nd moon survival.
Now you understood, why human should not worries about the environment.
Sample?
Tree breath CO2 during the day but how the forest can survive, if human keep blocking the release of CO2?
You need to use your brain, if you want to stop extreme heat and forest burning to create CO2
Something is off about the narrators voice, I think she has a lisp and uptalk. Very unpleasant to listen to.
yeah, i fcking hate the sound
Great video as always... but narrator's voice doesn't sound natural.... doesn't have the energy like other Insider narrators....
Good insight mini-documentary, but out on technical facts. An air compressor doesn't pump oxygen and the KMB Superlite is not a pressurised helmet, it's a demand helmet, works off an integrated regulator like a standard scubee regulator.
Can you please show locations on the maps while discussing about them🙏
In your dreams. Good luck in having ur comment seen by insider lol
@@vladimirputin1655 😂I know bro but I even searched for their email id for queries or suggestions, I was not able to found that so I just commented.🤷🏽
@@ankitmeena6727 HAHAHA Bruh l, you trying to take a boat out there too? I’m down! Hehe
@@ankitmeena6727 why bother?💔
Living in poverty is so dangerous. It's heartbreaking.
Don't get fooled. Tin mining is good business. Just look at them, they are able to have sand sunction pontoon. I know bcz my friend comes from Bangka and He was former underwater tin Miner.
Interesting how pos the equipment even works
Being a diver when searching for tin ore at a depth of tens of meters of land at the bottom of the sea is very risky, many people died due to stomach cramps, being crushed by landslides/large rocks and being hit by the propellers of production suction vessels, kudos to the divers, they worked hard to eat and survive for the sake of the family, not to get rich.
Negara kaya tapi rakyatnya banyak yg miskin karena sifat korup para pejabatnya
True
Dia aja banyak anak seharusnya tau diri lah, dikit2 nyalahin negara kalo situ ngk berusaha dan berpikir yg bener ya percuma
@@noefvon bro c'mon, memang itu faktanya, ga peduli dari partai apa aja ujung ujungnya banyak yang korup, apakah anda buta?
@@noefvon yang berpikirnya ga bener tu cebong, buzzer, kadrun, kampret dan para budak politik
It's sad that he has to do such a dangerous job for 13 bucks a day. And even less than that when tin prices go down.
13 buckets a day means 260 buckets a month or about Rp 3.9 million in local currency.
This amount is still a bit higher than a minimum wage in that region for a fulltime job.
it's still better than most scrap jobs around here, man. i'm a small farmer myself in Java. i make less than 300 bucks in three months!
Looks like a fun and rewarding profession.
We've got lots of tin on land in Malaysia .. we are da biggest exporter .. but it seems massive tin mining no longer make adequate profits due to it's global price and demand shrink