Indian infrastructure can be properly designed if the government focuses more on it.
@michaelbond25282 күн бұрын
its clear that no DC residents were involved in the making of this video
@H1GHD3FF3 күн бұрын
DC isn't very big in size and they have the worst traffic
@HammadKhan-tl6bb4 күн бұрын
260000 housing units made in 80 billion dollars would 307k$ per house 😂😂
@erichernandez84314 күн бұрын
Climate Change is a myth.
@mr.c4936 күн бұрын
I’m happy with my solar panels. I haven’t paid a cent for electricity in five years and in those five years the system paid for itself. I have another 5 years to sell srecs and make another 12k dollars. I don’t worry about using electricity!!
@ranger13k6 күн бұрын
Still waiting for the part - "why european cities are insanely well designed". Isn't it just a comparison b/w grid and less-grid (radial) planning? Elements that make a well-planned city imo: 1. Accessibility - for people (cars, bikes, bicycles, wheelchairs, etc.) to the places they wanna be at (workplaces, shops, schools, hospitals, houses (duh)). 2. Desiribility - for businesses (footfall), for communities (quality time and a good childhood for families, socialization for friends, training and support for sports...) 3. Reliability - utility services, transportation, food sources (x-marts, grocers), climate (control/adaptability), crime (to not happen) At the end of the day its all about compromises. From this video I understood that people compromise on distance to their desired destination because they have cars, people compromise on not having a car because they can access their destination in other ways. What makes them wanna go there though AND accept that compromise is a list of pros and cons of not living in that city. The pros outweigh the cons. If only you gave the pros, I'd have understood "why european cities are insanely well designed".
@DK-ev9dg7 күн бұрын
World's largest is in China.
@villagecpa8 күн бұрын
“Climate Change!” 😂😂😂
@KGopidas8 күн бұрын
You have just nade the case for snnual expansion at site
@cataiwan10 күн бұрын
Funny Dubai is largely designed by people from UK.
@CB-hp1zn11 күн бұрын
go look on google earth the tunnel is wide open on the nevada side , where not in a drought
@1001Hobbies12 күн бұрын
With power generation being 4 times as much as other processes, there is no way this is viable.
@pryhosm12 күн бұрын
funny how the water levels decline and there is panic. Now that it is risiing it is time to panic that it wont't go up forever. Keep moving to the desert and complain how there is no water and how and artificial lake can't supply the water due to humans buildiing artificial things somewhere else.
@KGopidas12 күн бұрын
The plot is largely developed, why not install solar opv oanels
@user-wj3ng5uk9n12 күн бұрын
China has some great ingenuities in building MEGA projects, in a fair amount of time. Storms that create large amounts of water can benefit other dry regions! It's time that every nation, create a piping system in flood zone areas to re-channel piping to areas of drought. Tunnel Boring Machines can be collecting water in flood zones and re-directing water to agriculture farmland. Underground tunneling systems keep the ground cool enough to bring clouds! Rising waters could be a plus to global warming with underground tunneling systems to keep the water from evaporating! Just a thought...Peace is the answer!
@blakesteenrod476513 күн бұрын
Is this Mr. Beat?
@LouisChang-le7xo14 күн бұрын
The thing about the grid plan is that it existed wayyyyy before cars and was actually built for streetcars. The problem is not grids, its cars bro sounds like obf and cheddar combined
@moret197914 күн бұрын
Just adding to the comments on how the video has so many misconceptions and factual errors it’s disappointing.
@rcchin789715 күн бұрын
Time to spend more money, right??
@rcchin789715 күн бұрын
Two years later, and I‘m sure the situation hasn‘t become any better, including for the ME. Would like an update!
@jamemule532615 күн бұрын
You clearly know that Dubai is in the desert.
@100pyatt17 күн бұрын
How much has it risen ??
@user-dn9vd9xg9p17 күн бұрын
Wouldn't ya think that brainy folks would think of the environmental conditions such as temps, humidity, etc before taking a billion bucks to develop.
@frontrowviews17 күн бұрын
The thing that truly sets DC apart from other American cities is it’s fantastic public transportation and mid-rise high-density urban design. It’s clearly very much inspired by Paris and does a very decent job functioning like it.
@vincentxie309018 күн бұрын
It's probably due to climate change in China, making it very likely that the country will experience water shortages due to drought
@roboticroom728318 күн бұрын
75 000 homes is nothing for city planning energy requirements
@Nrossi260818 күн бұрын
You sound like lightning mcqueen
@jannmaks378419 күн бұрын
We can never win over mother nature... God made mother nature.
@dalemcmillen206520 күн бұрын
Very nice video, but a few corrections: 1. The video implies that the National Mall Pierre L'Enfant planned extended to the Lincoln Memorial. When L'Enfant planned the city, the locaton of the Lincoln Memorial was part of the Potomac River and Mall L'Enfant envisioned only went to 17th Street, on the other side of where the Washington Monument was later built. 2. The map showing the Smithsonians include both the east and west buildings of the National Gallery of Art, however these are not part of the Smithsonian. 3. It's also odd that at the beginning of the video L'Enfant is credited for the wide avenues of Washington DC, but at the end it was stated the wide avenues were designed to accommodate cars, when cars weren't even invented a hundred years after L'Enfant's death. Still, a nice video and the explanation of how Washington DC inspired the design of Brasilia and New Dehli is very interesting.
@user-km3ei2kp3i21 күн бұрын
Stupidity at its finest, traditional solar panels and batteries would have provided energy year round.
@jaymonz827421 күн бұрын
The Images shown in this Content are from a Prototype Project in Spain .
@WomanRoar22 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for the updates. I was worried about Arizona and Nevada for a while.
@richystar200123 күн бұрын
Lake mead is a man made Lake. The only environmental damage has been the flooding of the basin when the hoover dam was built in the 1930s. Low waters is a good thing as it restores the landscape back to its original form.
@Essentials201824 күн бұрын
Please compare the same pics. Any honest presentation takes into effect all Colorado River dams. And Meade increases as Glen Canyon recedes. The Southwest is in grave trouble.
@robertlindsay982626 күн бұрын
It's called liquifration. Humans can't feel it. But the rotating earth has a slight vibration about it. If you take a big shallow bowl, make a pyramid of sand in it, fill half with water and give it some slight shaking moves, the sand pyramid soon dissapears
@milandas472626 күн бұрын
Good evening sir ❤❤
@tryundel26 күн бұрын
I think it's important to mention that those taxes as well as road tolls are sort of painfully high. I did a calculation for an import of a used diesel car costs and ended up with a value comparable to its price. The road tolls are very diverse, the highest I've encountered so far was for entering any major city. As a tourist I drove two times into Bergen and paid like 50 euro. The residents have some discounted options, but the scale is similar, I think. Now imagine you have to commute to Oslo regularly. This makes owning a non-electric car extremely expensive in many cases.
@kcflick613227 күн бұрын
Detorit is kinda like both
@arlequin24127 күн бұрын
Wait.. they didn't anticipate how hot it would get in the desert? 😂
@arlequin24127 күн бұрын
Should be a combination of both a solar farm and a home battery / solar panels
@edouglasroche27 күн бұрын
He gets it painfully wrong on charging in the United States. Tesla charging is fine works great and there are few locations you can’t go. Charging for everybody else is a disaster area especially the government 7.5 billion for 500k charging stations. They are currently at 8 chargers. Fortunately with Tesla opening to everybody else these problems with be fixed for non-Tesla EVs. USA power grid is going to be another issue especially on east cost which get little sunlight in winter. USA is slow to expand power which it need to expand quickly for EVs and computer particularly AI computation. All this while 20% percent of our power from nuclear will go offline as they are forced to close from being too old.
@allcan417528 күн бұрын
does that plan include democracy? - ''nope.'' so yeah, nah.
@devenwilliams6345Ай бұрын
Interesting
@Kevbot6000Ай бұрын
I stopped taking the video seriously when it said New York, a city designed in the 17th and 18th centuries and where over half of the residents take public transit, was designed for the automobile. You can make the argument that the grid system was a lot easier to adapt to the automobile, but in no way was New York designed for it.
@Finnegas-EcesАй бұрын
Thumbs down for your BS clickbait title, nor appreciated. The video itself could be mistaken for a Norwegian government PR presentation for the EV motor industry.
@tonyburzio4107Ай бұрын
Good design? Dude, you're on crack!
@lilmomzo8748Ай бұрын
Illuminati design 👹✡️
@westho7314Ай бұрын
They look like large children's play houses Somebody sure had more money to burn than brain cells to burn.
Пікірлер
Shithole city
Indian infrastructure can be properly designed if the government focuses more on it.
its clear that no DC residents were involved in the making of this video
DC isn't very big in size and they have the worst traffic
260000 housing units made in 80 billion dollars would 307k$ per house 😂😂
Climate Change is a myth.
I’m happy with my solar panels. I haven’t paid a cent for electricity in five years and in those five years the system paid for itself. I have another 5 years to sell srecs and make another 12k dollars. I don’t worry about using electricity!!
Still waiting for the part - "why european cities are insanely well designed". Isn't it just a comparison b/w grid and less-grid (radial) planning? Elements that make a well-planned city imo: 1. Accessibility - for people (cars, bikes, bicycles, wheelchairs, etc.) to the places they wanna be at (workplaces, shops, schools, hospitals, houses (duh)). 2. Desiribility - for businesses (footfall), for communities (quality time and a good childhood for families, socialization for friends, training and support for sports...) 3. Reliability - utility services, transportation, food sources (x-marts, grocers), climate (control/adaptability), crime (to not happen) At the end of the day its all about compromises. From this video I understood that people compromise on distance to their desired destination because they have cars, people compromise on not having a car because they can access their destination in other ways. What makes them wanna go there though AND accept that compromise is a list of pros and cons of not living in that city. The pros outweigh the cons. If only you gave the pros, I'd have understood "why european cities are insanely well designed".
World's largest is in China.
“Climate Change!” 😂😂😂
You have just nade the case for snnual expansion at site
Funny Dubai is largely designed by people from UK.
go look on google earth the tunnel is wide open on the nevada side , where not in a drought
With power generation being 4 times as much as other processes, there is no way this is viable.
funny how the water levels decline and there is panic. Now that it is risiing it is time to panic that it wont't go up forever. Keep moving to the desert and complain how there is no water and how and artificial lake can't supply the water due to humans buildiing artificial things somewhere else.
The plot is largely developed, why not install solar opv oanels
China has some great ingenuities in building MEGA projects, in a fair amount of time. Storms that create large amounts of water can benefit other dry regions! It's time that every nation, create a piping system in flood zone areas to re-channel piping to areas of drought. Tunnel Boring Machines can be collecting water in flood zones and re-directing water to agriculture farmland. Underground tunneling systems keep the ground cool enough to bring clouds! Rising waters could be a plus to global warming with underground tunneling systems to keep the water from evaporating! Just a thought...Peace is the answer!
Is this Mr. Beat?
The thing about the grid plan is that it existed wayyyyy before cars and was actually built for streetcars. The problem is not grids, its cars bro sounds like obf and cheddar combined
Just adding to the comments on how the video has so many misconceptions and factual errors it’s disappointing.
Time to spend more money, right??
Two years later, and I‘m sure the situation hasn‘t become any better, including for the ME. Would like an update!
You clearly know that Dubai is in the desert.
How much has it risen ??
Wouldn't ya think that brainy folks would think of the environmental conditions such as temps, humidity, etc before taking a billion bucks to develop.
The thing that truly sets DC apart from other American cities is it’s fantastic public transportation and mid-rise high-density urban design. It’s clearly very much inspired by Paris and does a very decent job functioning like it.
It's probably due to climate change in China, making it very likely that the country will experience water shortages due to drought
75 000 homes is nothing for city planning energy requirements
You sound like lightning mcqueen
We can never win over mother nature... God made mother nature.
Very nice video, but a few corrections: 1. The video implies that the National Mall Pierre L'Enfant planned extended to the Lincoln Memorial. When L'Enfant planned the city, the locaton of the Lincoln Memorial was part of the Potomac River and Mall L'Enfant envisioned only went to 17th Street, on the other side of where the Washington Monument was later built. 2. The map showing the Smithsonians include both the east and west buildings of the National Gallery of Art, however these are not part of the Smithsonian. 3. It's also odd that at the beginning of the video L'Enfant is credited for the wide avenues of Washington DC, but at the end it was stated the wide avenues were designed to accommodate cars, when cars weren't even invented a hundred years after L'Enfant's death. Still, a nice video and the explanation of how Washington DC inspired the design of Brasilia and New Dehli is very interesting.
Stupidity at its finest, traditional solar panels and batteries would have provided energy year round.
The Images shown in this Content are from a Prototype Project in Spain .
Thank you so much for the updates. I was worried about Arizona and Nevada for a while.
Lake mead is a man made Lake. The only environmental damage has been the flooding of the basin when the hoover dam was built in the 1930s. Low waters is a good thing as it restores the landscape back to its original form.
Please compare the same pics. Any honest presentation takes into effect all Colorado River dams. And Meade increases as Glen Canyon recedes. The Southwest is in grave trouble.
It's called liquifration. Humans can't feel it. But the rotating earth has a slight vibration about it. If you take a big shallow bowl, make a pyramid of sand in it, fill half with water and give it some slight shaking moves, the sand pyramid soon dissapears
Good evening sir ❤❤
I think it's important to mention that those taxes as well as road tolls are sort of painfully high. I did a calculation for an import of a used diesel car costs and ended up with a value comparable to its price. The road tolls are very diverse, the highest I've encountered so far was for entering any major city. As a tourist I drove two times into Bergen and paid like 50 euro. The residents have some discounted options, but the scale is similar, I think. Now imagine you have to commute to Oslo regularly. This makes owning a non-electric car extremely expensive in many cases.
Detorit is kinda like both
Wait.. they didn't anticipate how hot it would get in the desert? 😂
Should be a combination of both a solar farm and a home battery / solar panels
He gets it painfully wrong on charging in the United States. Tesla charging is fine works great and there are few locations you can’t go. Charging for everybody else is a disaster area especially the government 7.5 billion for 500k charging stations. They are currently at 8 chargers. Fortunately with Tesla opening to everybody else these problems with be fixed for non-Tesla EVs. USA power grid is going to be another issue especially on east cost which get little sunlight in winter. USA is slow to expand power which it need to expand quickly for EVs and computer particularly AI computation. All this while 20% percent of our power from nuclear will go offline as they are forced to close from being too old.
does that plan include democracy? - ''nope.'' so yeah, nah.
Interesting
I stopped taking the video seriously when it said New York, a city designed in the 17th and 18th centuries and where over half of the residents take public transit, was designed for the automobile. You can make the argument that the grid system was a lot easier to adapt to the automobile, but in no way was New York designed for it.
Thumbs down for your BS clickbait title, nor appreciated. The video itself could be mistaken for a Norwegian government PR presentation for the EV motor industry.
Good design? Dude, you're on crack!
Illuminati design 👹✡️
They look like large children's play houses Somebody sure had more money to burn than brain cells to burn.