Elon is right: resources are becoming more abundant
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Resources of all kinds-food, metals, you name it-are becoming more abundant over time.
In fact, population growth increases abundance as more minds get to work solving scarcity.
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The problem isn't lack of resources, it's the people who control the resources.
Bingo
Kinda less actual control more incompetently handle but generally yes.
here in California we have a government self made droughts. in Africa most countries are peice of crap government they're not caring for their citizens we give them billions of dollars to feed em
YES
@@lyingdogfacedponysoldier5746 like Nestlé.
What we are short on is people with INTEGRITY NOT RESOURCES.
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He who controls the food, controls everything…same can be said for energy resources, water….Elon is correct…he’s just not saying it out loud. Integrity and decency…now those are 2 commodities in short supply.
True
Correct 💯
Absolutely
It is not a lack of resources, it is the distribution of those resources.
Elon is someone who has the innate ability to quickly answer most people's questions in a way that they can understand.. He's able to gauge people's understanding of subjects & retort in a way they can grasp it... It's actually an amazing thing to watch... (idk, that's just my understanding & it seems to work for me.) ty elon...
100%AGREE!!!!!
There is absolutely no lack of food in the world, it’s about access.
That is up till there comes a problem with fertilizers, or a catastrophe that causes crops not to grow.
China is struggling to get the amount of food they need and in a few years they may enter into a large scale famine.
I think it's more of what places don't have water and why aren't THEY doing something about it.
@@cotystiehl7260 Maybe they shouldn't have killed all the farmers and replaced them with party loyalists.
@Coty Stiehl
Again, access problem. China has nearly 2 billion people and not enough land (presumably) to supply enough food for all 2 billion. Trade would EASILY make up the deficit, if they weren't so stuck up their own ass that other countries tariff and tax the living hell out of anything they trade. China doesn't play well with others, and can't trade to make up the deficit because of it. This is not a space problem, it is an ACCESS problem. Earth has enough resources and room for easily DOUBLE our current population. It's not a resource problem, it's a distribution problem. Aka, ACCESS.
Access and appropriate management. We have shipped literal tons of food to Africa in the past and the multi-ton cargo containera full of rice and other food stuffs have sat and rotted as people starved because local warlords butchered anyone who dared to come and ask for any of it.
What we're running low on is people who are capable of thinking for themselves.
Especially amongst the rich and well to do..
Hahaha exactly like the host
Had this video suggested to me by algorithm as I imagine many of you did. The training is well underway. (Let us think for you.)
Lol like elon thought his way into anything other than his dads emerald mine money
Yes, but also people who DO think, but go along with it out of comfort and $$$$$$
Part of being smart is to know when to listen.
I always admire Elons approach to getting his point across. He’s never afraid to push back or correct someone who he disagrees with and he does it without being rude or condescending where lots of others would be. I love listening to interviews with him.
This was not about opinions. It was correcting basic facts that people have been misinformed about by the mainstream media. Anyone can go look up the unsustainable birth rate or the low cost of desalination.
Corruption is the problem, not resources
I think dumb people are the problem
& greed. (Although it could be argued the 2 are the same...)
Who do you think will go there that's why he said resources won't be a problem. It won't be regular people going there its the corrupt ones.
I believe we need nuclear power plants to run desalination. But the government doesn't want nuclear.
Yep. I suspect electric cars are a ploy to stop poor people from owning cars though.
I've once read a saying on a billboard:
The Earth has enough for everyones' need, but not enough for everyones' greed.
True
It's not really a matter of greed, just infrastructure and distribution. Most places that are facing starvation issues haven't undergone industrial revolutions like the West has.
@@SeraphsWitness
Everyone cares for poor people ... untill they are asked to share ( not just once in a while ).
It is greed. People are egoists by nature and that's why there is such a bad distribution.
@@Gaia_Seraphina Again... no. There's a reason poverty is concentrated by certain areas geographically. Because those nations don't have the infrastructure. China was an extremely poor agrarian society prior to their industrial revolution which lifted them out of poverty. It wasn't people suddenly becoming "not greedy".
We have plenty of greedy people in the West, yet the standard of living even for the poor is shockingly high by historical standards.
It's far too simplistic to blame "greed". People have always been greedy. Yet global wealth and quality of life has been steadily rising for 200 years now.
@@SeraphsWitness
Not for everyone. There are enough people who still live below the poverty line.
Happened to my family too for a few years, when I was a preteen.
Made my mom skinny and sick and me too.
We were not starving to death on the streets, so according to your mindset, we were ok?
😑
But congratulations, that you believe having the authority to gatekeep poverty. 🙄
Bye!
This guy is a genius and very calm and collective. KUDOS for him
👏👏👏👏👏👌👌
My respect for Elon Musk has grown exponentially since he bought Twitter and made it a platform for free speech. He understands that free speech means not just listening to people you agree with, but also people who you completely disagree with.
I love when someone who thinks they know what they are talking about is set straight by someone who actually knows what they are talking about!
I find it concerning when people think that everything a genius inventor says is correct and valid and true. What Musk is saying is incredibly over simplified and currently we don't have a world leaders that would provide the collaboration needed to not worry about diminishing water and other resources. The waste we produce is astounding and it's an accepted fact that nearly every creature in the ocean has microplastics in their tissues, for starters. And asking why we don't use desalination now is an excellent question if you have been following the news over the last couple of years about depleting water supplies.
@sunshinelizard1
Water is not diminishing, the water on this planet never increases or decreases.
Maybe thighs don’t function because we are ruled by psychopaths cabala who are spending billions of our money on wars and thay don’t give a fuck about anything but thay welth.🤔
@sunshinelizard1 you are being dubed by politicians and the legacy media arm of the government. Arabian countries have used desalination for years...even the Bahamas get most of their water that way today. Remember if a politician is moving their mouth, they are lying to stay in power.
@@jesusisalive3227 I don't think you're understanding the water shortage issues, but you could google and read up on those if you would like facts. For example, Texas relies on underground aquifers for their water and those are predicted to be depleted at a point in the not too distant future. There is ocean water, fresh water, ice burgs, mountain snow. I'm not sure where you got the notion that the amount of water on the planet never changes, but that is incorrect and misses the point that if California, Nevada and Utah ran out of of water from the sources they are currently using, then where will Californians get the water to water all the crops they grow?
Desalination has room for 2 businesses. The same company can run a Sea salt business for food or a road salt business while also making drinkable water.
Good idea.
Not to mention building gardens everywhere and replacing dry drought soil with rich nutrient soil and a sprinkler system can give us more food. Fruits and vegetables.
Mao had the same idea and it failed
@@charlespeterson778 then they weren't doing it correctly
I once applied to a worldwide water charity to be a field engineer for Free for them anywhere they would want to send me for a year. They replied they didn't need anyone but if I wanted to send them money they'd be pleased to get it. That was when I first realised that Charities are just huge money spinning businesses.
Charity organizations have ruined developing countries.
Some charities are known to take money and give it to the top people..
Nail on the head
Only a very small percentage of most donations actually go to toward the intended purpose, most is spent on upkeep and maintenance of the organization that collects the donation. As donation collections increase, the salaries of board members magically increases as well to match.
It's the definition of a self licking ice cream cone.
Not all charities are like that. You have to do your homework on them. I donate to very few. But if you are serious about water resources, look in to Heifer International. They supply drinking and irrigation wells through out the world. And it is relatively inexpensive on the whole to fund one. I bet they would welcome you with open arms if you were to offer your services.
We don’t have a resource problem, we have a distribution problem.
China, India, parts of South America, and our inner cities have problems that they should consider before pumping out their litters.
And yet...
😂
@Vebjørn precisely
True but you have to address problems of distribution while maintaining or increasing the level of production
@Vebjørn thats called surplus value. Its what the bourgeoisie lives off of
We get it Bill, you’re on the Blue Team.
The problem isn't lack of anything, it's perception and belief in lack that keeps many people in reality of lack. Change your beliefs and your reality will change
. Whoever reads this I wish you all the best.❤
In 8th grade (2004) I was taught that resource distribution, not resources, is the problem.
Bad leadership is our number one problem on so many levels
@@arthurmyself7183 Greed, power and control
I was in 8th grade in 2000. I'm tired of being older than mofos. 😫
What,you mean i gave the fkn red cross a dollar and they only used 10% to help anyone not already rich asf??(sarcasm)
Then they fooled you back in 8th grade. It is control, regulations, permits, and people's cuts who are in control of what comes and goes... is the problem, end of story. Sad story😢
Bill just kept trying to steer it into doom and Elon was like “no we will be fine.”
Because people have been predicting doom for as long as humans have even existed and it hasn't happened yet. The one thing humans are excellent at... adaption.
Bill was stating what a lot of us are thinking
@@rosethompson8051Fortunately, people are usually pretty dumb.
You can lead any nation of people so long as you appeal to their stupidity.
@@rosethompson8051 only people with the IQ of an Amoeba would think such idiocy.
@@rosethompson8051bill is stating what the media wants you to believe bc the headline that says “water is scare war is on the way” gets 100x the clicks of the headline that says “everything is fine go about your lives” there is a conflict of interest between the ones who educate on the reality of situations and the ones who need to be educated and its become such an issue that people can see the truth with their own eyes and still sit there and deny it
Farming should be left to the farmers. They know what their doing, so leave them to it. Politicians should keep out of things they don't know anything about, listen to the farmers, they are the ones who feed us. And they've been doing it for hundreds of years, long lines of farming families have all the knowledge needed.
Definitely Agree 💯... Government needs stay out of people lives..
The trouble is politicians listen to the squeakiest wheel, being worried about reelection.
The squeakiest wheel has the least knowledge of reality, because they believe whichever paid clueless celebrity on the yootoobs tells them this week.
Lololol y'all clowns. Farming is done by big corporations. And any small farmer is subsidized by the government - because of big corp farming.
too late
They're doing
Governments literally force dairy farmers to dump insane amounts of milk down the drain.
That is very interesting, they do it to control the offer and as consequence the price?
Not just milk, farmers are paid not to grow crops except corn, which they put into gas. But if farmers were allowed to farm, the price of food would go down. If big Pharma wasn’t constantly trying to create pesticides that prevent crops from growing and farmers were allowed to use organic pesticides that have been used before the 20th century people wouldn’t be so sick.
Holy crap I didn't know that
Flase rational. Processing plants in the Midwest have run out of capacity at a time when cows are making more milk than ever before. There's more milk than ever in the US but nowhere left to process it, forcing farmers across the Upper Midwest to pour the excess dairy down the drain
@@jacktheripper-gj1hx. I'm in thumb of Michigan. The gov and the big sugar company's forced the farmers to plow 60 percent of there beat crop into ground last year. They wouldn't allow them to keep it for feed or anything. Gov control communism. The big sugar plants and the gov wouldn't make any money if there was almost triple the amount as usual. Get the wrong people in office and trust me when I say . They will starve us for control.
It's not about food shortages. It's all about the distribution. The people who control distribution control us!
Nail on the head.
@@stephenlathrop4908 Ur enlightened enough to realise this. Probably less than, 1% even realize the world has more than enough food. Why would shipping magnate's, national governments, down to local warlord's etc. Want to let this move freely. When it's the source of their wealth, power & security.
Now water on the other hand? At some point. Whatever populations left on Earth. Will be in a continuous war to control the region's, river's & dam's & water sources. I'm guessing this will be humanities longest & most vital war? Though i may just be some crackpot conspiracy theorist on the net?
Thats why they regulate farmers killing their own animals in europe so hard now. They cannot stand the idea of not involving the bureaucracy so they can scam their little mafia cut and limit a persons ability to feed themselves solo
•John Kerry on US Farmers: Small farms are significant emitters of nitrogen, according to Biden’s “climate czar”
*Stalin called the Farmers "the enemies of the people". By expropriating them, the state took control of food production. In the years that followed, 7 million Russians were starved to death. Now, 100 years later, the World Economic Forum is opening "the war on farm czar"
· Bill Gates and the Dutch Minister for Nitrogen just partnered in a major food retail company by Silviu "Silview" Costinescu Jul 10 2022 by Silviu
Netherlands seeks to close 3,000 farms by threatening farmers with 'compulsory' land buyouts if they refuse 'voluntary' offers to comply with EU climate rules.
the UK is paying farmers to exit farming and take their land out of production, and variations of this scheme are happening across Europe. UK / EU policy is making sure there *will* be less food produced in Europe, which means less food produced globally.
Climate Chaching.
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Bill’s not used to having guests on his show who push back with facts and have successful businesses to prove it!
Yes. That's because Bill thinks his past liberal foundations are preserved in this new age, until Space Daddy proved him wrong and he's viewing above Bill's billion dollar bubble.
Bill who?
Facts is not Bill's strong suit. Narratives and innuendos ARE, when not confronted with smart and knowledgeable Guests.
what is the scar on his neck,?
Bill's problem is he believes his opinions are facts and refuses to believe actual facts.
This interview proves it.
Not too long ago 95% of humans lived in extreme poverty, today only around 5% still do. That number will probably be
Plenty of people without food or water, but plenty of people with too much food and water. The problem isn’t scarcity, it’s distribution.
I was an old engineer on Naval steam ships. Desalination of seawater was the main thing to power the engines and make potable water.
What did you do with the leftover salt? You can't just dump it back into the ocean, it'll make the water toxic after too much salinity.
@@scurjaldan5349 yes you can, the nominal fraction of super saline water pumped back will not significantly effect ocean salinity
They don’t want fresh abundant water. They want to own what we currently have to profit. Just like they want Ukraine to bottom out because they put their land (The bread basket of the world) up as collateral. 30% is already now owned by cargill, monsanto, etc.
@@scurjaldan5349 that same salt was already there, and is not like those thing can suck even a 0.0001% of the water...
@@scurjaldan5349wow. You did not think that through at all did you.
It’s not a lack of resources, it’s a lack of access. Governments, militias, red tape and bureaucracy. That’s the issue.
Doesn't help that when private citizens step in to do things like build wells in Africa (Mr. Beast) leftists try to cancel them.
I think it would be fair to simply say people. We blame the government for too many things.
The citizens could put the government in check in a couple of days in the US with zero violence if they wanted to.
That’s why the government must ensure things like racism, sexism, classism etc.. remain prevalent.
YES!!!
We have a disturbing lack of honest intelligence not resources.
Thank God for you being here for us ,Mr musk.
I wish he would let Elon answer the questions without interruption.
Exactly his conversation ability and etiquette is shit
Whether it’s talk shows or media shows, the guests are always talking so fast because they KNOW that they’re going to get interrupted by the host. And the media usually likes to have MULTIPLE guests on to add to all the arguing/bickering back and forth. So sick of the media these days.
bill a little triggered by elon quick to tear down that crooked democrat narrative
@@xChimkin scotty kilmer(R) the big car repair guy on you tube is not a fan of elon with cars at least.
He’s interrupting a good question & elon replied correct answer. This is Not some stupid bullshit interruption same like other stupid talk host. I like his question & i’m eager to hear what will elon say
Certain people want us to think we have limited resources. We need ppl like Elon telling us the truth.
Yeah even bill trying to keep fear mongering going cause it's sensational
Apparently even Bill Maher thinks that, and he's a smart man, well I used to think he was until I saw this clip.
I think it's true, he's one of the few people who isn't afraid of anyone.
Yeah but you're just blindly believing everything he says. One things for sure, resources are finite. Desalination is energy intensive and the plants need to be enormous at scale.
It's blatantly obvious that resources are limited and anyone who thinks otherwise is equally as deluded as Elon Musk.
People are starving because they won’t plant their own gardens. Seeds are free.
There are more people who are obese than are starving.
There is plenty of food production for everyone.
I've always heard that desalination is almost prohibitively expensive. That's the first time I've ever heard anyone say that it's absurdly cheap.
I like how he interrupts him instead of listening to the solutions that go against the narrative
And the other one has to stop because Elon is talking and everybody wants to to hear what he is saying ❤❤❤
Liberal Classics
Lets be honest, he seems to be listening to him. And hes making a comedic show so it makes sense.
It's faster to poo-poo an idea than to formulate an intelligent statement.
Bill is throttling the conversation to shut Elon down.
If you just say "uh-ah" and expect his next statement to follow your speed, pace or tempo- that is disingenuous.
Like trying to explain to a baby how important it is to eat vegetables and they just shake their head.
Yeah, I don't like Elon very much with his more recent acquisitions, but he's got the signatures and manufacturing and drive to do big things that Government drags their feet on and other corporations won't invest in. SpaceX and large infrastructure, those are the targets.
And Bill used to be a lot more measured. This was not a good interview.
Almost all resource deprivation today is due to governments internationally depriving people
@Eidelmania except it's true, every country dealing with famine either has an oppressive regime or has it's water supply controlled by one
Nestle, Bill Gates, cocca cola. Water and land thieves
@@Angrycapitalist facts
Goverments and the uber rich like the world economic forum
The reason Bill thinks this is an issue is because he's in California where they purposely starve the people so that companies can get more money. 40% of California's water goes to almond farmers even during droughts.
I love how he stomps on the fears and reassures us with statistics that we are okay.
It has always been a problem of distribution. Some have too much some too little.
There’s never a shortage of resources unless the shareholders and executives decide for one
Basically, but we do have enough until God says otherwise
Meh… it takes effort to turn those resources into something useable. Businesses tend to make money in transforming and/or transporting those resources. Scarcity is the result of low effort/efficiency in that process. Ask yourself how long it takes to make a shirt from scratch. That’s not free of effort.
Except for helium, we are genuinely running out of that
Not entirely true... Resources are dwindling and that is why Elon Musk makes electric cars. Fossil fuels are dwindling...
Lack of water is more of an access problem than actual lack of water.
Wait, water doesn't disappear into the shadow realm after you drink it? Doubt...
@@drankydrank1water does disappear into the shadow realm but your body summons it back to our realm when you pee
No it's a fear mongering to control the population problem...
Elon is just too cute.
English/British tap water, is cleaner, than Coke's desani water, which is why it flopped in Britain.
So I'm basically using tap water, that some, in other countries buy, by the bottle to drink, to clean my floor, bathe, shower and wash my plates, etc🤷♂️
So access by way of greed, is another reason.
The majority of elites, including politicians, do not care about the problem of developing the available resources.
Elon Musk is right about everything. I wish people would do more research before spreading crap around.
“We’re running out of resources because the people that control all of the resources told me so”
Exactly!
I really like the statement that "we're running out sand."
Are you sure there telling you the truth because I heard the complete opposite..
What about water? If someone told me potable water was abundant and it’s not going out anytime soon, I’d be in utter shock. What’s wrong with Americans?
Ha!
We live in a world of abundance. The resources are manipulated to be scarce on purpose.
Care to explain how and who is manipulating them?
100% 🎯
@@bradsanders407whoever blew up Nordstream for example…
I wish you were right
Demand side economic policy babyyyyy! All we need to do is seek out the most efficient means of production possible but no, everything is about regulation and artificial restrictions to control supply and encourage demand for maximum profits. That is NOT capitalism. Capitalism has free markets with as little interference as necessary to preserve health and safety.
You ask who is doing this? Our own governments. If there is a shortage in anything the market could and should be able to fill that demand - it's just math! The problem? The uncertainty caused by current western economic policy and regulation.
Look at it this way: If we have the space and the materials and the workers to build homes, why is there a shortage of housing? Regulation of course. It can take years to jump through regulatory hurdles, to get approvals, permits, etc. Uncertainty in markets due to money printing, inflation, and regulation hurdles makes the cost of funding any kind of building project a risky venture. You're better off just buying newly created T-bills that have guaranteed returns - just the way they want it.
So the regulations keep slowing down home building, the money printer runs, the prices of homes keeps rising, the T-bills keep being bought, and the cycle continues.
Do you think they had these problems in early America? You would buy a plot of land and start building on it the next day if you wanted to.
*The ONLY reasons some people do Not have resources is ALWAYS due to Govt, Ethnic and/or Religious inference and division.*
We live in a town that has a desalination plant...the biggest in Europe...it's been done for decades
This is the problem with having guests that are able to correct the propaganda on the spot!!!
lol w comment 😂
Bill is evolving from IMPLAUSIBLE to INCREDIBLE for a long time now. Every, *"NOTABLE"* , Guest has truly exemplified Bill's IGNORANCE and CLUELESSNESS. 🙄
They are spreading propaganda. The guest is a delusional loser.
Yeah
No, he does no. What he talks about is our theoretical ability to do things from a technological perspective.
It won't work in a fully capitalistic economic sense as the relatively limited desalination happening today already use 0,5 to 1% of the world's electricity production.
Musk might be fine paying for this, but most would not.
He almost came right out and admitted that poverty is artificially manufactured by the government!
Corporate Greed
@jeffpope7811 more like corruption the tribal leaders and rulers in africa are worth billions and the people starve..most countries the rulers are extremely corrupt
@@usaeyeglass4023yup thats why they've had to resort to piracy
Of course it is you have to have the poor do the crap jobs the elite wouldn't do.
This is actually true. There hasn't been a pure capitalist regime since its creation. All countries in the world embrace socialism and omnipresent goberments in one way or another. True enconomic liberalism is non existent.
The problem of access to resources could easily be resolved if we had the will but unless someone can financially exploit it it won't happen
We never got an answer to the most important thing. The world lacks good quality sand for construction. Because you can't just use any sand. And it's really starting to become a problem in some places more than others, of course. But the problem is real
People aren't starving because of a lack of resources, they are starving because of a lack of distribution
_"You see this? It's SAND! You know what it's going to be 1,000 years from now? SAND!"_ - Sam Kinnison
you are right
@MartintheTinman more specifically, distribution of wealth
@@HAndrewA no its the distribution of raw resources. People in africa starve because there isn't enough food distributed to those areas. People in America starve because they make horrible decisions or because their parents neglect them.
@@iody247 No, people in Africa starve because they don't do shit. Then they got their handouts and have kids, without changing anything. More people and same attitude result in even more starving. Then comes the handouts and circle repeats.
I love having Elon unmask Bill Maher with the truth! 👍
Elon is a lot smarter than Bill Maher.
@@user-qr1kl6jw2pMaher is jewish
@@user-qr1kl6jw2p Doh!
Yes, he didn't have to get bug eyed and rage at him. He just simply states facts
Exactly …like Bill Maher knows anything.
Why doesn’t Bill ask his friend Gavin Newsom why they aren’t desalinating ocean water?
we have more food then we know what to do with...the amount of food we waste or dispose of is mind boggling. The reason people in the world are starving, is because there's no profit for the corporations to feed the starving.
No one is hungry or thirsty because there isn't enough food or water in the world. The problem is that food, water and other resources are controlled by a few greedy, evil people who would rather watch others die than share.
Bingo!
🎯🎯
Ding ding ding!
Correct. But also, misery is a big seller. I wasted 20+ years of my life working for the biggest charity in the world and realised they do nothing to alleviate suffering. They purposely keep people in desperate situations so the donations keep coming in. 😡 I am disgusted.
@@embalmertrick1420oxfam?
The intelligence vs ignorance rift is amazing
So true lmaoooo 😹 was thinking that the whole time
We do have a large number of idiots elon might have to stand at stud
@oldschoolpkhe was pointing at the later part for someone who would "act" like a smart ass like yourself
Never realized how ignorant maher is.
@oldschoolpkwhich one are they? Who's the idiot in the video according to old school...?
Desalination is NOT absurdly cheap...and it take a LOT of power to do it.
The problem is not a lack of resources.
Shortages are created by regulations that push an agenda.
The real problem is extremely poor management of the resources that we do have.
It’s so refreshing to hear what Elon has to say. He is extremely intelligent, plus he exudes common sense.
He’s refreshingly bold and seemingly fearless.
He’s bald, narcissistic but an expert at marketing
Yes
Bill stop talking and let Elon teach you a thing or two…😅
AGREED 👍
The problem is the people in charge. I agree with him.
amen to that!
Who is stopping you or other people providing people with resources?
Take him out.
Hay he is an issue. Cut the bs.
@@ernestpowell5715 how’s he an issue becuz he’s smarter and more successful than you’ll ever be🤦♀️
The water running out idea is a bit crazy. Everyone knows the water cycle exists. Water is constantly evaporating, and then it forms clouds, then it falls back to the earth as fresh water. It might move where it's falling, but it doesn't just disappear. As for desalination, Australia is starting to set up desalination plants around their country.
That's not lack or resources, it's that the resources have been monetized so there is incentive to with hold.
It's not a resource issue, it's a humanity issue.
Amen to THAT
Resources wouldn’t be a problem if people lived like the Amish or African tribes
It's not a humanity issue, its a small number of (lowlife scum) humans who control far more than any single group should.
Resources are limited and so is humanity, everyone wants a middle class life around the world to get there it would take 2.5-3 earths currently. Studies have already shown we are the only animal on earth that thinks a disease won’t kill is like rabbit and cat and other wild life get when there is overpopulation. It’s also expected that population will decline by 2050 when we reach Max human capacity on earth.
@@Ap_twsh is that you china? Sounds like a corporate overlord.
We have plenty of resources it's the people that govern the resources that leads to problems. The governments of the world create all problems we have
Yeah, like Germany shutting down electricity in their country during war in Europe. Because coal, oil and natural gas is so much better... This creates problems as fuck up here in Sweden..
I’m also convinced our plummeting birth rates are partially by design. Our high schools and colleges are literally teaching students that having children is a bad thing, that abortion is the first and foremost priority for every woman, and that a person’s value is determined not by their merit or moral fortitude, nor even their lack of evil, but solely instead by their race and sexuality despite all other factors. They’re taught that bringing more white babies into the world is tantamount to evil, marrying to raise children is “perpetuating white supremacy”, and refusing to participate or encourage gay lifestyles over straight relationships is “genocide”. They’re taught that “saving the planet” is more important than saving the human race, and also that every animal species humans rely on for agriculture (food) should be led to extinction as well; “cows, sheep, chickens, goats, etc.” cause climate change with their “emissions” (farts), so they all need to be put down… meaning, over 90% of people in western countries would be required, under these regulations, so radically change their diet, and agriculture would either have to quadruple (razing forests for farmland, etc), or a great number of people would starve. (Newsflash; they’re already starving.)
The problem with the world isn’t the resources; it’s management of those resources, at every level of every supply chain to varying degrees.
Farmers are often unable to water crops because the state spends three months deciding whether they’re allowed to or not. State regulations are punishing the trucking industry, and executive orders straight from the top are driving fuel prices to prohibitive numbers. Container ships full of meat and produce have been left offshore for weeks or months, and even the containers themselves are often left in port, where everything rots before it’s permitted to be sent on its way. The education system is mass-producing young adults who can’t read, write, add, subtract, or commit to any kind of labor, all by design; they’re taught that learning any of those things, or working a full time job, is “oppression” and “perpetuating white supremacy”, as their teachers and professors are increasingly only interested in creating political activists. Our shelves are empty, in part because our president is essentially selling out to foreign countries; if it doesn’t come on a ship from China, he doesn’t want it in the stores.
So, seems to me that all of this is by design to put pressures on civilization in hopes it’ll “shrink and adapt”, or that those in power are so invested in their own self-interests that they just don’t care if half the population starves. Or maybe both.
Well a lot of them anyway. Even most of them but some of them we do on our own
It’s not government that hordes and exhausts our resources it’s greedy capitalists. Period. Everyone seems to want to blame the government for everything. It was out of control capitalism that created the dust bowl in midwestern US in the beginning of the 20th century for instance.
Look at diamonds. Plentiful. But Da Beers creates artificial demand by spreading propaganda suggesting that diamonds are rare, that lab diamonds are somehow inferior because they didn't come from the earth, and by hoarding supply.
The answer to all of that is gree, power and control. There is a small percentage of people on this planet who use fear to give the illusion of control on the planet because they are greedy. But the illusion is breaking, people are waking from their slumber, the veil is being lifted, and truth is prevailing.
Yes bill, people are indeed starving.
It's not a lack of resources, its a lack of integrity among the leaders of the world.
Or the fact that people are having children, that shouldn't have them, cuz they cant afford to fees them. Africa needs to be blown up
Stop calling them “leaders”.
They’re not leaders, they’re mafia lieutenants.
Is elon not one of them?
@@BatmanBeyondBelief No, Musk doesn’t get a cent from you unless you consent.
Politicians take over 8 trillion of the public’s money every single year, without your consent.
@thehalfblackpillar8131 Elon is a very wealthy business man who has a lot of influence in certain matters, but he is not a political leader.
Apparently Bill has not shopped at a Restaurant Depot. 50,000 square feet packed with every food imaginable
It’s not about the resources. It’s about the gatekeepers.
Yeah. And in some ways Bill Maher is protecting some of those gatekeepers keeping them in power
Fuck this is actually the best comment I’ve seen on this post
@@tankster3858stop dck ridn
Nestle gets billions of gallons of water per day for literally a penny. Meanwhile all of us have to pay hundreds of dollars a month for using the toilet and shower.
Plz don't mention the gatekeepers
Just say what the REAL problem is... The government.
Which means the people. Social contract theory
The people, in government. We all know you have to basically shove people to get them to move. The ones doing the shoving are most at fault. Did anyone ask for men to be women?
@@Fractured_Unity ^^
@@Fractured_Unity The government isnt the people the government is ran by an elite that is very distinct from those said people and actively trying to reduce their population and they come up with dumb shit like social contract theory to blame their victims lol...
Is nestlé the problem or are the CxOs and shareholders the problem? is the government the problem or is it the elected leaders you voted for (and by extension yourself the voted for them) that are the problem?
My science teacher told me 40 years ago we will never run out of water. Where would it go?
And where the alarming number of incidents and" mysterious " accidents causing the destruction of food processing plants increases, the finger points back to the people who desperately want control
He's actually right and is calling the big companies out for making money off lies
😂😂 I guess you’re referring to twitter.
Big brother y’all…
The dog and pony show about certain groups rights, blah, blah, blah
It’s 100% control driven narrative
@@dylanfarmen 😂Three east reasons,
First off, he doesn’t owe you a goddamn thing, nobody else for that matter.
Secondly, didn’t you just hear him say that water demand is not a problem? Then why build it in the first place?
Third, free? Do you know what else is free?Getting a fucking job😂
@@dylanfarmen Life isn't fair, there's a lot of things in this world that "should be" but aren't. Most of the people that can do more to provide for other people won't, and honestly they have no obligation to do so. The best thing people can do is learn how to take care of themselves, and help others NOT BY GIVING THEM THINGS, but by helping them to help themselves. Instead they buy into this narrative that not wanting to give people handouts is the same as not caring about them, and not supporting already way to powerful governments and corporations bc that do some meaningless virtue signaling is the same as having no compassion.
I love how Elon can just say "nah, that's incorrect" and shut down all the globalist talking points with a simple nod.
bro you think elon isnt one of those same capitalists controlling resources and people in his own interest?
Did he shut down that point though? Yeah he said desalination is cheap and is being done, but people are still dying of thirst all over the world, so how can he say its not a problem?
@@booker229because it's not an "issue," it's a construct. He's speaking on global terms outside of governmental organization. If a global event changed the earth that was so bad that it affected even those who typically only seek profit, it is fixable. We have ample technology, greed and control is the issue.
If you don't think elon is a globalist.. you are bat shit crazy
@@booker229 where specifcially are people dying of thirst? Its incredibly limited now a days. Clean water yes.. food yes.. but its completely a matter of greed and choice. We could feed and give everyone water tomorrow. If we choose
It is NEVER about resources. It is ALWAYS about the distribution of those resources, a whole other practical ballgame
Every time I hear this I am very impressed at how Elon schooled Bill ❤
Access to the resources is the issue, its never been about inventory. Fear propaganda will enslave those who bite
Makes you want to go back to communism
This is the best comment! Fear and hate are powerful emotions, don't let yourself be taken in.
And saviour propaganda as you see here.. Thats very powerful.
Lack of inventory is probably the better problem to have (force to innovate). When access is restricted nothing changes. Energy is wasted trying to get access. Better to assume that there's a shortage than restrictive policies. Because the people with access ain't gonna budge and share. The 70% of water Elon speaks of is already property of some people and you can't drink it without their permission.
@@aMessIam1 who knows, Elon may become the anti christ once he plugs into neuralink, but there is no sense damning a future that does not yet exist. We have time to create any paradigm we choose. Those who sit back, will become slaves to the plethora of choices
I have a rich cousin in cali who owns many acres of almond trees... He said he's paid by the state to not sell the almonds as to keep the prices high in stores...that's the resource problem California has enough food to feed the whole earth for two months alone..our problem again is the gov.
😡😡😡😡
Can he choose not to take the government money and help get prices down to more affordable levels?
Honestly this was about 5 years ago he told me all this.. but I'm not sure I do know he was getting paid more by the government than if he were to pay for labor and logistics to pick and sell them...I'm sure if he really wanted to he could sell them but his business is in insurance not so much farming...
They also pay corn and grain farmers to intentionally grow and destroy a certain percentage of their healthy crops every harvest!
These systems and governments are pure unfiltered Evil!
There is even parts of America and Europe where they are trying to introduce laws where you can grow fruit, vegetables and herbs within your own garden, but you will not allowed to harvest or consume any of what you have grown!
It's moronic!
Exactly correct and that's been happening for decades. Since the 70s when the powerful called in loans on farms and thousands of family farms went on the auction block, and large conglomerates took over food production. It continues with things like, during the obummer administration as the government deemed the smelt fish endangered and turned off water to farmers in California and other things to destroy American farmers
I learned that nestle is a big culprit in some areas that we’re struggling for water drying up their water sources and then making bottled water making them have to buy it when those people couldn’t afford it. It’s big companies not natural disaster issues
It’s all about knowledge. Knowledge is a huge force multiplier. New knowledge allows you to use new things as resources and discard old things that maybe we’re running out of. For example, in energy we’ve gone from wood to coal to oil to nuclear. 100 years ago uranium was just a useless rock to us.
100%agree. Elon is correct. Our resources are not the problem. The ones restricting them are.
We've displaced so much nature that 96% of earth's mammalian biomass now consists of humans and their livestock.
25% of the earth's ice-free land is used for pasture.
We have a land shortage because of the selfish people who refuse to stop eating beef.
Elon doesn't know as much about resources as he claims.
No, they're not gonna be fine, Elon doesn't have the faintest idea what he's talking about.
@@AxxillesAre you kidding me? He’s 100% correct in what he just said. I’m pretty sure it’s you that doesn’t have the faintest idea.
@@hosmerhomeboyPeople don’t not create water, minerals in the ground, or food. We only collect, gather.
@@hosmerhomeboyYou know a large contribution to the sand shortage is due to all the recent mega tall skyscrapers. The sand is used in the insanely huge amount of concrete & glass necessary to complete them. Some of these buildings, most usually sit empty vacant. So yes there is a fat guy sitting on top.
Bill is a great example of a man that listens to mainstream media exclusively.
Great comment
Unlike those real geniuses that get their marching orders from random RUclips videos and Facebook posts.
@@jorgemartinez42069there are some good independent reporters and stations on RUclips.
@@jorgemartinez42069 some people are too dumb to realize that there is more to MSM, RUclips, Twitter or Facebook and think that everyone gets their information from just those sources and are too dumb to find the truth They believe everything they're told no matter what. Like the last 3 years of morons wearing 3 masks and getting 4 vaxes for the wuflu.
@@jorgemartinez42069 Lol he said exclusively you turd
It's not about resources. It's about taking responsibility for your life, whatever the "start circumstances", which we can not choose. Victimizing self is the way to hell. And we are still learning: Win-win instead of exploiting. AND WE'LL BE FINE.
Water, is truly, the most imminently renewable resource this planet has.
It sometimes changes form, but it never actually decreases or increases.
Never has mankind lived in a time of such abundance as we have now.
What are you talking about? The planet didn't magically create more water or food. Seriously what the hell are you talking about?
@@bradsanders407he’s talking ease of access for the common person to pretty much anything. How many Hunter and gatherers or farmers could order any item or food online and have it show up on their doorstep. Don’t drink the pessimistic fallacy up and think of it a bit more before getting emotional and upset. It’s obvious he wasn’t saying actual raw material count went up from before.
Abundance and abundance of waste. Inequality of resources and wealth.
@@bradsanders407showed yourself here didn’t you Bradley.
Artificial scarcity has been the easiest method for those in charge to control the people they rule over for centuries.
The world has abundant resources.
"The total amount of food waste produced in the Unites States is estimated to be close to 103 million tons per year." There is abundant food everywhere. We just need to stop wasting it
@@caymenmonday4843the problem isn’t waste, it’s intentional restriction for power. You could have a society were everyone has plenty and thus occasionally wastes, with no poverty problem. Modern poverty is a product of government restrictions on free trade. They simply artificially restrict people to prevent wealth from growing and spreading because it makes for a nice divide and conquer strategy.
Then why is oil or copper or lithium constantly going up in price?
After reading a book on basic economics, price floors and price ceilings really illuminated this false idea that we have "actual" scarce resources.
Yep, fear.
Resources have never been a problem. People who keep the gates to resources are.
Fear keeps the economy running. That's why Elon doesn't get as much positive attention as he deserves. He is literally not focused on the money, he wants humanity to flourish. His focus is spot on and his ambition is remarkable.
The key word here is resource MANAGEMENT!
Thats the entire issue.
Or "Market monopolies, starving is an acceptable side affect of profit."
Distribution
How about we take back the resources stolen from us by the global elite and eliminate them
The problem is PROFITS OVER PEOPLE. Plain and simple.
Wow Marky mark! You cracked the case. You’re so smart!
Bet you can’t fix the problem tho.
Maher is like watching a first year college student trying to talk to his professor about a book he only read the back cover of.
Because Bill gets all his information from liberal media sound bytes.
It was embarrassing.
William, that’s too funny! 😊 Exactly! Bill can be such a goof!
@@user-ih4wq9yt3s Well, they get their fame and fortune for impersonating someone they are not. If they have any kind of audience, they are 'performing'. It's the same with politicians.
Omg perfect description of him😆
To reach a zero carbon target to "save the planet", the problem is most of the resources requied to do this are in the ground, which requires mining, "mining bad" Tearing down trees and not replacing them, 'logging bad' dredging up 3 Yrs of oil production, 'oil bad', or we could grow more trees to offset carbon, let the population fall so we don't have to use more farmland (growing plants use carbon) for housing. The world will do a lot better with those measures rather than the destructive madness we are hurtling towards now.
I trust Elon more than 98% of all politicians past and present. He’s definitely a smart guy and not in it for himself. Two qualities that many of our current politicians lack.
I love how he was setting that up as a joke for his next question but Elon said let me stop you there 😂
We have lots of resources, the problem is government corruption.
Found the tinfoil hat wearer.
Don't even know how that fits into the conversation @@bradsanders407
When you’re not a smart man that asks a lot of stupid questions, don’t challenge the brilliant man that seems to be the only one doing anything for humanity.
About 100 years ago, it was predicted that the world would be overpopulated when it reached 1 billion people. Then ammonia-based fertilizer was invented and available at large scale. We now have 8 billion people on this world. Now I do think that we need to make technological advancements for the population to grow past 10 billion. I think that aquaponics, and thorium nuclear energy, would make resources much more plentiful and available to people.
Elon Musk should really look into investing resources towards the development of thorium energy.
Love how dead-shot serious Elon is with his points whilst maintaining being polite and respectful
Desalination isn’t sustainable, it’s a process that’s been known for a long time, it’s been tested and is wildly inefficient.
Desalination plants are costly to operate, require enormous amounts of energy and are difficult to manage in an environmentally-friendly way, according to water policy experts.
Do a quick google search and you’ll see how big of a lie Elon is selling.
But he is always wrong. Being correct would be preferable.
@@EX-JW-SJD sure buddy
@@EX-JW-SJD yeah, sure man. ..And then you wake up back to reality ...
@@dannyharrisonn_ Dude, he isn't smart. He is rich with horrible ideas.
There is enough in the world to meet everyone’s need. But not enough for everyone’s greed. - Gandhi
Thanks for an excellent quote of _truth,_ and one that I’ve never heard before❣️
Also Ghandi:
"12, huh? Alrighty, take off your clothes and let's go to bed."
@@nthgth Hey that's bullshit! Ghandi never said "alrighty".......
@F U tility during a time and a place where the average marrying age was 11. If you're gonna try to undercut Gandhi quotes, try focusing on the stuff he said in his 20s. He was one of them "kill all the Brit" kinda people in his 20s.
>> There is enough in the world to meet everyone’s need.
How many "everyone"s? 7 billion? 20 billion? 100 billion?
Mr Beast made it clear we have plenty of water.
Funny how bill quickly recognizes Elon’s confidence in his swift response to his false statement and knowing damn well Elon can back it up so bill does what he does best, quickly diverting into a joke to break the tension he begins to feel from Elons confidence
There are very real resource shortages.
Elon is making baseless claims.
It's nonsense.
@@ultrameticulousI wouldn’t say he has great takes. He’s good at catering to an audience making himself seem nonchalant and laid back firm with his beliefs but he’s most of the time misinformed and gets off on attacking people. I don’t really learn anything watching or listening to him
as soon as cost goes up attract more RnD money so price soon drops.
Under the circumstances, I believe Elon was giving the best answers. And it’s really not a lack of resources, the lack of knowledge on what you could really do with people if you just give them some education!
It’s really not that difficult to figure out . We can do amazing things.
You don’t have to kill everybody . 😢😳✌️🙏❤️❤️ Please.
He’s like most elites. Fake intellectuals.