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So don't mention direct dumping of sewage & trash into ocean This is NOT innovative Same old colonization Comment from : Savannah M Laurentian

Ever notice how the people that design these buildings and have these ideas, never live there themselves?! People aren't stupid enough to ignore the massive differences in the ocean's waters It's undulations and surges Along with aggression the sea can produce that can last long periods of time and be terribly destructive It won't work As you can see from the ones already trying it Comment from : Katan Akuma

Poor engineering and design Build high speed mass brtranportation This is so ignorant Comment from : ngenes1

Simply deny that the sea water is there Problem solved 👍 Comment from : John Dunn

As more electric cars come out, I burn more and more garbage, leaves, and plastic in my back yard to make up for the lost pollution Comment from : Kyle Shoemaker

not good idea with rain storm tsunami? So hows your comfort room or Cr your poop going down in the ocean how about all the fish there? Comment from : Caths Squad

Architecture selling his useless products, only small island nations are the ones really feeling the impact, surely they cant afford floating houses Comment from : RISE OF VIKINGZ

How bout not living on the beach? yeah , there's a thoughtlol Comment from : David Wright

Sorry, but again this doku is half-baked You missed so many points and info Comment from : Цзин Кэ

In some countries with regulatory environments floating houses can work Comment from : Pearlmans Kitchen

Nothing to do with climate change many of the world's coastline or islands are suffering from subsidence there's no catastrophic sea level rise the IPCC computer modeling is flawed this is nothing more than scarmongering Comment from : malawidick

Good overview of a world issue DW Keep them coming Or as we say hereabouts - hals und beinbruch Comment from : Roger Thurman

anime highschool fleet become reality Comment from : Rizki Indra

It's like breaking the ice: brSomeone has to show that moderate bBIG/b floating cities isn't a bad idea, before investors are willing to build new cities on the seabrBecause otherwise they think it's like BOAT (Bust Out Another Thousand ) - and many of them Comment from : Lars Hansen

As a (sailboat) sailor, I has one simple question: Would those water-cities survive a cyclone/hurricane?brMy problem is flat the walls, which are an excellent sail A hemisphere or something like that, would be better IMHO Comment from : Lars Hansen

The weather always changes The world has been warming up for the past 12,000 years The sea has been following suit Comment from : William Taylor

I've always thought about this, is anything stopping island nations from buying disused cargo ships, tankers or cruise ships to build a floating city? Cruise ships especially are already complete and habitable from the get go, but would still need some work to make it acceptable for long term housing We know they are seaworthy, the engineering behind them is more than proven, so why waste time and energy trying to come up with a solution when one is already staring them right in the face?brbrInstead of having the ships broken apart for scrap metal in very dangerous and toxic conditions in 3rd world countries, wouldn't it be better to just repurpose and reuse existing ships? There would still be some large investment needed to modernize them to modern living standards, improved waste water treatment and autonomous power generation, but it would still be cheaper on the long run, I thinkbrbrI'd appreciate it if someone with a brighter mind than my simple one would be so kind to tell me if this would be feasible or not Comment from : Stuntman175

10:56 nice hair cut buddy lmao Comment from : Harry Hov

I think the idea is plausible and a long-term solution I heard the term Architect and Offshore Expert but not the term "Naval Architect" Nor did i here much regarding stability IMO etc And various pre-existing technologies that cover a lot of the issues pondered here Seems like a lot of reinventing the wheel Time to consult the correct people me thinks! Comment from : Geoff Saunders

The program in the Maldives is just another attempt to get the well off people (the middle class) away from the poor The documentary states that the poor are moving to the capital to access jobs and better healthcare and the floating city is a response to the overcrowding This does nothing to help the poor that move to the capital or those that remain behind on the smaller islands with poorer healthcare and lack of jobs That family of ten living in two bedrooms mentioned is not buying a floating house brbrI don’t have a problem with floating houses but don’t pretend that they are a solution to housing the poor of the world The solution to stop the overcrowding in the Maldives capital city is to provide better social services and get more jobs to the smaller islands, not build fancier homes for those well off All too often those in governments and corporations lose sight of the root causes of problems and try to fix symptoms Comment from : Capital Inventor

ok, this is for middle class, but what about the lower class, Where will they live?? Comment from : Paul DeLane

We have build-up our flood plains, marshes and filled most places with impenetrable concrete These are few reasons why the floods have so heavy toll these daysbrbrBut in the 1-2 sea level rise future (likely by 2100), adding just these is not enoughbrbrI'd say: DO NOT BUILD UNDER 3 METERS FROM SEA LEVEL Unless structure floats, is designed to be under 3 meters of water (specially during storms), is build to sink under waves or can be easily relocated Comment from : Martian Soon

Why not make a adaptable connection between houses? In mild weather the base is rigid and there is no movement, but in the storms you open the flexible joints to move and you gain more survivability You may also use extra pontoons on the edges to give some additional help And you may add flexibility to the side that needs it at that timebrbrActive adaptation Comment from : Martian Soon

Communities that lives in floating cities should start farming their own food from the seaweed and kelp basis Farming those in the sea may take large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere and give food and some profits to the farmers If you farm other species like oysters in the mids, you gain even wider mix and more profit chancesbrbrYou should also allow fishes and other species live among those farms When doing so, you may get an diverse ecosystem Choosing local species to grow is wise, because bringing foreign species may endanger the local ecosystems and even the farming rig itself Comment from : Martian Soon

That all sounds like a lovely introduction to the "Ocean border wars" brSince Oceans are mostly bordered wildly, You can see where humanity will go with claiming that "land" Comment from : Fr34k 0o

THIS is an exciting project I like the idea of living on water and also implement new and better ways of using existing land Comment from : Quincy Quincy

And what will happen if it is tsunami was to come Comment from : Rose Clair

No I don't think so people already polluted the land now the Wonderland pollute the sea and what will happen if a tsunami what's the Cub Comment from : Rose Clair

Concrete is not sustainable and contributes to 10 of world CO2 levels Comment from : Peter Hall

A good use for all those otherwise useless drinking bottles Comment from : Peter Hall

I've been hearing the sea level rising crap since I arrived in FL in 1993 but the only thing rising are the house prices by the coast Comment from : JJV

you cant get drunk on these cities you will die Comment from : ThatUndeadLegacy

Horrible idea, just make farming more efficient and use farming land Comment from : ThatUndeadLegacy

The worst idea ever An environmental disaster This is poor environmentalismbrBoats are extremely inefficient Dock maintenance will always be stolen by embezzlement Comment from : Headthe Mann

Why sacrificing to leave in the water,,when there is forest or rural land areas available🤔 Comment from : Alemdml Channel

Ah yes, population still rising, let's fix it all by building detatched homes :3 Comment from : Trapella

terrible idea, first we destroyed the land, now want to run and destroy whats left of the water Comment from : Willownation

Weird how I've lived in the gulf of Mexico for 50 years and the water level is the same Comment from : Michael Grant

Dumb idea Comment from : Michael Grant

"Sometimes survive hurricane " my friend you missed the memo Comment from : Arabian Knights

Go tell it to Al Gore and the Green frauds He s been saying this for years So why did he buy a seaside residence? Comment from : DLR

I hope they dont trash the ocean Comment from : Fernando Priego

I believe the root of the problem should be addressed firstly This is addressing the symptom Comment from : Noah Douglas

What will happen in cases of tsunamis or tides? Comment from : rajrishi

It looks absoloutely horrible Comment from : Manu S

Just one more way human beings are going to screw up this beautiful ecosystem! Comment from : Dougie Fresh

Affordable housing at 250K euro for people in the Maldives ??? Comment from : Gergely Tóth

The tyrannical climate change agenda has existed for a long time Elite individuals and politicians worldwide are purchasing luxurious mansions on oceanfront properties They promote the narrative that we are nearly at the point of no return, despite repeating this claim for over 40 years It's hard to understand how anyone could be deceived by their tactics, which involve seeking more tax money under the promise that the weather will improve 😂 Comment from : Jason

You would think that people would be thinking to respect the water , not trying to destroy it more Forget eating fish or swimming after this crap Comment from : Torrey V

In the short term (at least) they will probably go with what we know We have floating cities, they are called cruiseliners We know how to build stable platforms in the ocean, they are called oil rigsbrCombine the two and you have skyrscrapers in the ocean Comment from : MissFoxification

Great ingenuity Comment from : Flyby Fast

Affordable? Don't make me laugh You know what will happen Rich elites will buy them and force the price up Comment from : Dan 2016

Appreciate the giant mega tsunami to be the next natural disaster or man-made natural disaster Forget about your floating city under ground is where it’s at Elon musk is already digging He’s definitely smarter than you I think Comment from : Chris M

this is NOT a solution, this is BUSINESS! and scape from all our doings when should we learn the proper way to save this world its on every one of us you all know that brain this dayz so sad Comment from : Noar Gabane

It's sad that we've gotten to this point when we known about the problem for over 50 years now Comment from : Tony A

They can’t even get it right on land… What makes you think people would respect the environment when they are on water? Comment from : Cm1214

👍👍👍👍 Comment from : RITA SWEDIA

Living in the water is not sustainable What about our sewer? how can you grow vegetables? It will pollute the ocean even more Why don't we just cut emission drastically and take care of our environment by cutting our garbages and not cut trees Easy Find a way to cut unnecessary plastics Why complicate things? Another bright idea of these people to make money Comment from : Jessica and Jude Saligumba

Reduce population ? Comment from : ArtWerks

There is no way out Sad that many will become homeless Comment from : Ch_ Kh

One small tsunami can wipe out a floating city 😆 Comment from : Teachmehowtodoge

My question is, what happens when a storm hits? They are advertised as an alternative to rising water levels due to climate change, and at the same time climate change is causing all sorts of havoc with the weather Comment from : Mark Wagoner

This could be of concern, except for the fact that all the elite climate change people are buying up beach front property by the mile Comment from : Michae Butler

OK YALL HAVE TSUNAMI AND YALL WANNA PUT HOUSES ON THE SEA Comment from : Chadrick Walker

These floating homes and establishments are all and good until you are hit by category 4 or 5 typhoons The storm surge alone will erase them in hours Take it from a Filipino who have experienced The Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) - respects from 🇵🇭 Comment from : Angelo Cadena

Japan have already a floating brAirport so many years before brThis technology is very expensive good idea brNot permanent solution Comment from : Yad Rani

Sounds like a great idea but also it’s seems like there are greater issues that could arrive because of this Comment from : Shalita Washington

oh no , Obama's mansion is going to be under waterbrhow stupid Obama is for buying a seafront propertybrno wonder he run US to the ground cause he is stupid and doesn't believe global warming Comment from : jun cinco

No one talk about fossil fuel and big oil contribution to the climate change? Ok Comment from : Ikawati Bashiron

You haven't got any evidence of sea levels rising due to climate change As a matter of fact land levels are sinking in some areas due to tectonic plate movement Comment from : Tom Raw

Credit to Aminath Shauna for keeping it real and no letting this devolve into a crutch fossil fuel industry Comment from : ManBearPig

Interesting concept ,however what happens if there’s a storm,etc? Comment from : S Roberson

Go ahead and build thisbrbrDont you see their tring to push you off your lands Comment from : Antonino Rex

Wait, hold the hell up- better start thinking about this would affect the ecological niches that you would be building over The corals, fish, algae etc need their home more than we do We really are cockroaches Comment from : Jen Burkholder

Floating house would cause water pollution for people's wastes directly drop in the sea Comment from : DM Jalbuena

No more land for plants and trees Comment from : DM Jalbuena

Not safe just in case there's a tsunami or hurricane or typhoons you'll be in deep doo doo Comment from : Life of Yooms

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I was going to subscribe but not if you just follow narratives without proper research, bye Comment from : Hit channel

Have nuclear powered aircraft carriers grow rapid growing animal feed (fodder) and freeze it in Antarctica Only the United States and France are capable of this (at the moment) Global warming has a solution Spread the word Comment from : Mr Svelti

You know, the 2640 billionairs, worth more than 122 TRILLION dollars could solve any one of these crisis If they choose to They could end homelessness forever, so every day they wake up and decide not to is another day they choosing to be bastards Comment from : Dot Warner

I noticed you mentioned middle class alright what about the people under middle class 👎 glad to know thing will never be needed What about the ecosystem that lives in these areas how eill they be effected by absolute darkness? Comment from : Kalea

This is a great idea Sea levels rise and fall They always have They always will, regardless of CO2 levels The mediaeval warm period, the Roman warm period and before that, the Minoan warm period were all warmer than today These were all time periods when human civilization thrived The little ice age, which ended in the mid 1800s was the coldest period since the end of the last ice age Examples; the famous Battle of Thermopylae was only possible because the sea level was several meters higher at that time The famous "Hot Gates" pass has expanded from about a hundred meters in 480 BC to more than a mile wide today Hannibal's invasion of the Italian Peninsula over the Alps wouldn't be possible today because his route is currently obstructed by multiple impassable glaciers Commercial green houses commonly inject additional CO2 into the growing environment because optimal CO2 levels for plant growth is 1000 to 1200 parts per million, which is roughly 3 times the current atmospheric CO2 level Main stream media, including Wikipedia does their best to white wash, obscure and diminish these facts but anyone who cares to actually "follow the science" can verify my examples by looking at the actual Greenland and Antarctic ice core data, and reading the actual scientific literature on the topic Comment from : Jason Holt

I really wonder how are they gonna deal with corrosion wear damage ? i think we will pay more than ever for maintenance and so on Comment from : Mert Demir

That’s great until a category 5 hurricane come through😂 How about reducing greenhouse gases so the planet can start repairing itself! Comment from : Lone Wolf

What about the defense systems against the pirates? Comment from : Silver2004Avalhadia

Now u r going to poop in water😢 Comment from : Sudeep Adhikari Vlogs

all the animals could also live on little platforms Comment from : agentxyz

What will happen if sun cannot hit water surface? Reflect heat? Comment from : SKIDDOW *️⃣

L M F A O We all live on water the whole planet is covered in water Comment from : DG youtube

Much like the climate water levels also change, changes have occurred on earth from tropical climate to ice ages Human existence is but a second on the earth's life clock Comment from : CWB

One city with maintenance cost as expensive as an sailboat Comment from : Nilo Santos

Yeah until a Tsunami hits! 😂 Comment from : Red One

You could save by living in house under water, the draw back is if there is a strong rain storm Comment from : Paquito Ignacio

Floating cities are the 100 best way to inject human feces into the ocean Comment from : bikebudha01

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