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Could you please confirm and correct any error in that discrepancy with the amount of CO2 sequestered per hectare? I want this avenue of agriculture to be taken seriously. Thank you for the video
Charlie , the guy above said that mushrooms could have higher potential . What do you know about it ? once I came across the video made by Paul Stamets where he talks about varitety of uses of shrooms like they might digest plastic , absorb heavy metals e.t.c. Would you check it amd maybe create a video about it as well ? ua-cam.com/video/XI5frPV58tY/v-deo.html tnx for your content !
I am not sure it's about stigma. There should be a lot of talk about lobbies etc. Probably cottons lobbies were richer and more powerful influencing politics. That's usually how it works.
The funny thing is it's not just this video about hemp's amazing uses. So many problems or challenges we face are solved through available and developing technologies. Food production through vertical farming and regenerative ag, clean or lab-grown meat, housing through automation/3D printing technologies, clean and abundant water through desalination plants, clean and renewable energy through geothermal, hydro, solar and wind. And on and on it would go. Right now the problem isn't what can be done, it's the socio-economic factors that slow it down and prevent it from happening sooner. We're struggling in a system that isn't sustainable or healthy, yet we keep trying to solve problems with a system that is unable to solve certain problems because of its incentives and structure. It's time to transition away from what may have served us at a time before the technological revolution, but now is just holding us back. There is no real change without system change.
I have said this for a long time and totally agree. This plant has so many great uses. The clothing can last for up to 80 years. Sad we have become such a wasteful world.
Oh please...logging is fine. We have tree farms that take care of the majority of are wood supply. Also selective logging in forests is actually beneficial. It allows younger healthier trees to get sunlight and grow. Clear cutting forests are a thing of the past. You need to get up to speed on logging these days.
Old trees don't eat up carbon out of the air at a good rate. Takes up space, light and nutrients from other plants. Logging it and planting a new tree (eats more carbon out of the air) there is much more better idea. I live in a country where it's 90% covered forests. We log old trees and plant new ones right away. We have done this for 100s years. So, if you don't anything, please don't fear monger and make it sound bad.
That's ... pretty weird that such a good crop has been vilainized to such an extend for nothing ... here in Belgium it's called "chanvre" and it has never been banned. There's not a lot of products made out of it but little by little, local farmers are producing them !
I'm glad your home nation is less fascist and cruel then the US is. Demonizing good things that benefit humanity and should be easily available to all and not subject to suppression by the big evil State in is indeed the Amerikkkan (power structure's) way!
actually, it IS banned...because of US foreign policy and the bulling tactics used to regulate agricultural products around the world. Thankfully, this is changing.
It's no wonder this plant illegal - Oil tycoons need to make billions to power there mega-yachts and pharmaceutical companies need to keep everyone sick to make more profit. Also, the rainforests are easier to cut down for paper than growing something that takes several weeks to grow. But seriously, how shortsighted are these people (or whoever they are) in power!?! LOL. Great video, THANK YOU!!!
Those who finally manged to own the planet, have a firm plan to break the balance of the earth...and the reason is: they are not humans they don't belong or born on this planet, so their aim is continuous contamination of the earth and extinction and damage of any form of earth's life. Earth is a live self curing planet and will not allow this to happen. Useless Parasites will be rejected in time.
@@tech8222 Based? Sorry english is not my first language, but doesn't based mean this: "Based has been appropriated by the alt-right online as a general term of praise, as if "un-woke." It doesn't sound right to me.
After having the most out off body experience on psilocybin, I feel my outlook and plan for my life has changed. I got so much work done in my head in those 6 hours, I really wish it’s that easy to get them here in Texas, I'll be very glad
This time, we must and will go for a permanent agriculture instead of industrial agriculture. Of course there could be some pressure from the big industry for their own sake. But I believe that we can go through that and build something for us and our future generation. Big respects and appreciation to the creators of this video and those who work on these projects from Japan
Well, food factories on the outskirts of cities (AKA aeroponics vertical farming) is the future, too. And bug farms. And genetic manipulaation, to a point. And 4th gen. nuclear. Aai?!
@@apuuvah There's good reason we don't allow mass genetic manipulation of crops. Bug farm are... alright, but they won't provide the same taste as beef, pork, or other meats. As a food connoisseur, I dislike the idea of bugfarms replacing current methods. Sure, they could supplement, but you can't expect people to eat bugs versus meat.
Thats because cannabis belongs to a very small sub-set of plants that uses a process called Phytoremediation, cannabis is also the best at doing this as it cleans and absorbs why more toxins and heavy metals then the other plants in this sub-set but this process is also the reason why you should be careful when consuming cannabis, as the plant will soak up and store most chemicals that are used to grow it ie; chemical/industrial salt based fertilizers and insecticides and fungicides as this is what will be stored in the cannabis and consumed, partially, when smoked
@@adams2280 which is why a flush is essential when harvesting for consumption a flush is basically running so much water through the planting medium it runs out of any fertilizers or insecticide used to grow and the plant is forced to use up all last remaining fertilizer cleaning it of any residues
I use pretty much only hempcrete and cob in my home renovation, started years ago, easy to work with, almost no waste and the few waste can either reused or thrown to make some compost. Very efficient and insulation also.
Hey! I'm from Norway, where we use a lot of energy on heating our homes in wintertime. I've newly come across "compost heating",where compost heat water pipes that heat your house, and I wonder if you want make a video about it to hopefully spread the idea. It's certainly good for the environment.! Thanks for the good work man👏👏
@@GayestWinston no sorry, i dont have anything more than googling "compost heating" and watching UA-cam videos about it. But for compost gass(biogass) there's a company that makes it called home biogass. There's not much other than DIYs about compost heating, but I hope that will change.
@@GayestWinston I'm in the start process of designing one for myself, so if you have any questions I can try to answer them with the info I've gathered
So happy with this video. I would love to build a semi-tinyhome or earthship out of wood and hempcrete at some point. I doubt I'll be able to, but I can dream ;). We should make it our business to replace regular concrete with hempcrete wherever we can.
Hempcrete still often uses cement, which is very energy intensive. Even lime needs a lot of energy. Better to mix with clay and sand to make a cob wall.
The stuff made for making rope has been growing wild for a long time near many east coast Scottish ports - where they used to mill the stuff to make ropes at ports
Well done again. Loving in the age of monetarily valuable information at the hands of anybody leads to some of the greatest time sinks ever. Thanks for covering a topic that really matters, regularly.
My friend tell me that many years back her great grandmother use to take the leave and put in a strong alcohol live it for a month and will be good for arthritis pain relief,I want to tray it so bad,but I’m in NJ
Thanks for the great video Charlie! I subscribed to the annual patreon subscription a few months ago and it has been well worth it. Keep going with the amazing and unique content!
HempCrete has 1/20th the compressive strength of concrete. So in most cases it is unsuitable as a structural element where concrete is currently used (foundations, bridges etc) it could be used as non structural cladding (but we already have environmentally friendly options there).
Exactly. It has plenty of uses but what people don’t realize is we probably have other things that are better for that use and for cheaper. That doesn’t make it very much of a use tho cause why would we start making the worse and more expensive one. There’s definitely reasons, beyond demonization of the plant, that we don’t use it for the things that it can do. Why would we plant something for concrete when we can just mix cement sand gravel and water together and have ourselves much stronger concrete. Same with clothes. Yes we can use it to make clothes, but is that actually something we should do and something that makes economic sense. If not, then that use isn’t going to be used and therefore isn’t much of use at all.
Hey , Charlie, you've got pretty cool videostyle : it's beautiful and sustains info that is given by you. Tnx for the touching topics like this ! I hope it will motivate a lot of people to consider world issues and the way we treat the Earth !
Very nice piece, enjoy your outlooks and analysis. One humble suggestions: use more plots when talking about trends, much more powerful in conveying the message. I'm sure you can design them in your nice white and green style too.
3:08 my uneducated suspicion is that it had been used loooong before that, but since it's biodegradable nature (pun very much intended), there are hardly any traces left by now.
I'm not going over to nebula when I already seen the most of the video here. I wish you mention that there's an extended version on nebula in the beginning, so I can switch early.
I’ve actually chose my major just off this one plant alone. My parents have a bit of land in their name they don’t use so they were planning on giving it to me after I graduate, I was gonna grow this plant in vast quantities for various products. I even have friends who want in on this project.
look up the endocannabinoid system in chordate life . will be an area of research soon larger than anything else and more fascinating than most areas bar none ...
@@mcozy333 I actually was looking into the genetic modification of this plant already. With selective breeding programs and very well managed growing environments this can easily be a cash crop for new and current farmers.
@@SquidwradThomas what Genetic modifications are you talking about ? we have not even mapped the Cannabis Genome successfully. phylos bio-science and another comp started the process and got into a gene war
This is such an important subject !! Personally CBD changed my life, its a real medicine for me. This video is a proof that intersectionality is necessary for environmental, social, economic and political change. We have to change our mentalities in order to use these ancestral tools for our best.
I have seen its uses up close, and it's no joke - it really does do wonders if used with care. So glad you support that kind of change, you certainly aren't alone!
I really like bamboo. I have no expertise. In the fifties and early sixties carpet rolls used bamboo stiffeners. One industries trash was this child's toy box.
places that have been using the cannabis plant for so long use all of it, roots, stems , stalks , flowers , leaves etc.... making teas and whatnot with all that
@@familiayoutuber4769 You're weak for posting such a worthless comment, Mr. Ignoramus. Drugs have a purpose, but I guess if you go to the hospital you won't need use any.
@@HollisPresnellWhat purpose do drugs have apart from providing a temporary surge of pleasure? Even if it were so almighty to be able to cure mental illnesses, drugs don't heal physical wounds as medicine does.
It's frustrating that there are these amazing plants out there that could change the world for the better but people are ignorant and don't make a massive change.
@@Nobody-Nowhere how is capitalism (an economic system where there is private ownership of means of production) involved in this. Actually it helps everyone else. It helps you. You live on Private property that you don't have to share with anyone.
a bit dissociative to see the world as a tv show... you are literally starting to compare simulation to reality, when it used to go the other way around. So your basis is already in simulation.
William Hearst is to take partial blame for it. He’s the one who had to convince Congress that marijuana is a dangerous plant, and did this for his own selfish reason: to save his paper company
After the endless fallout of chemical materials released into the wild world and the endless wildfires I am kinda *sus* if plants would be able to withstand all the effects
Plants are great accumulators. So to be able to draw pollution up out of soil even if the plant dies, it's more effective and cheaper to do than collecting processing and replacing soils
Actually got this in my feed, and, didn't have to scroll much to find it... And in less than 5 hours from posting... Not bad, certainly an improvement!
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Tons or kg of c02 per hectare? It seems the audio contradicts the graphic.
Mushrooms have more potential.
@@andriypredmyrskyy7791 good catch
I WANT it to be 15 tonnes but I'm not so sure it is. 15kg seems a bit low too though...
Could you please confirm and correct any error in that discrepancy with the amount of CO2 sequestered per hectare? I want this avenue of agriculture to be taken seriously.
Thank you for the video
Charlie , the guy above said that mushrooms could have higher potential . What do you know about it ? once I came across the video made by Paul Stamets where he talks about varitety of uses of shrooms like they might digest plastic , absorb heavy metals e.t.c. Would you check it amd maybe create a video about it as well ? ua-cam.com/video/XI5frPV58tY/v-deo.html tnx for your content !
It's so sad how one stigma can hold something back so much! Thanks for making this great video Charlie!
Nah, more like manipulating and egoistic traits.
Well, if that stigma is also heavily subsidized...
I am not sure it's about stigma. There should be a lot of talk about lobbies etc. Probably cottons lobbies were richer and more powerful influencing politics. That's usually how it works.
Stigma isn't holding it back, government is, specific people that can be named.
It’s not really the stigma holding it so much as the stem holding the pistil
I feel like the entire world should see this video and start making changes at the highest level.
the highest lvl of people are the problem...
i hope you can see that...
@@De_Klapperkoning yet we’re the one who elected them
@@TheReclaimerRx7 the ones you are talking about are selected.. but i'm talking about blackrock and vanguard...
@@TheReclaimerRx7 Elected? ya.. I don't think so, not anymore. The game is rigged.
The funny thing is it's not just this video about hemp's amazing uses. So many problems or challenges we face are solved through available and developing technologies. Food production through vertical farming and regenerative ag, clean or lab-grown meat, housing through automation/3D printing technologies, clean and abundant water through desalination plants, clean and renewable energy through geothermal, hydro, solar and wind. And on and on it would go. Right now the problem isn't what can be done, it's the socio-economic factors that slow it down and prevent it from happening sooner. We're struggling in a system that isn't sustainable or healthy, yet we keep trying to solve problems with a system that is unable to solve certain problems because of its incentives and structure. It's time to transition away from what may have served us at a time before the technological revolution, but now is just holding us back. There is no real change without system change.
I have said this for a long time and totally agree. This plant has so many great uses. The clothing can last for up to 80 years. Sad we have become such a wasteful world.
Metamorphic policy has the makings of a hippocrite. Changes for the better we can all stand by for the long term are more important.
That is the nightmare of the fast fashion industry so these people will try their best to prevent it
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also stoner: "tHats WhaT iVe BeEn SaYinG"
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Get outta my head bro...
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stoners dont smoke cbd
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absolutely crucial plant, people often forget how damaging logging is
Oh please...logging is fine. We have tree farms that take care of the majority of are wood supply. Also selective logging in forests is actually beneficial. It allows younger healthier trees to get sunlight and grow. Clear cutting forests are a thing of the past. You need to get up to speed on logging these days.
Old trees don't eat up carbon out of the air at a good rate. Takes up space, light and nutrients from other plants. Logging it and planting a new tree (eats more carbon out of the air) there is much more better idea. I live in a country where it's 90% covered forests. We log old trees and plant new ones right away. We have done this for 100s years. So, if you don't anything, please don't fear monger and make it sound bad.
logging is a good practice the only problem is they don't plant back the same trees they cut.
@@randybobandy9828 World wide?
@@Maulstrum97 they do in the US. We have trees in the US in now than we did 100 years ago.
That's ... pretty weird that such a good crop has been vilainized to such an extend for nothing ... here in Belgium it's called "chanvre" and it has never been banned. There's not a lot of products made out of it but little by little, local farmers are producing them !
Capitalism bro, they can do anything
Brooo beje van belgie?
I'm glad your home nation is less fascist and cruel then the US is. Demonizing good things that benefit humanity and should be easily available to all and not subject to suppression by the big evil State in is indeed the Amerikkkan (power structure's) way!
here in romania we grow it to make clothes
actually, it IS banned...because of US foreign policy and the bulling tactics used to regulate agricultural products around the world. Thankfully, this is changing.
It's no wonder this plant illegal - Oil tycoons need to make billions to power there mega-yachts and pharmaceutical companies need to keep everyone sick to make more profit. Also, the rainforests are easier to cut down for paper than growing something that takes several weeks to grow. But seriously, how shortsighted are these people (or whoever they are) in power!?! LOL. Great video, THANK YOU!!!
Unfortunately, they will do it after they exhaust their options.
Those who finally manged to own the planet, have a firm plan to break the balance of the earth...and the reason is: they are not humans they don't belong or born on this planet, so their aim is continuous contamination of the earth and extinction and damage of any form of earth's life. Earth is a live self curing planet and will not allow this to happen. Useless Parasites will be rejected in time.
It's also Christianity and the demonization of cannabis
Please grow more this is a beautiful plant
You and Second Thought often upload at almost the exact same moment, so I'll always have a wonderful double whammy of great videos~!
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The two most based men on the planet
Double based Fridays
@@tech8222 Based? Sorry english is not my first language, but doesn't based mean this: "Based has been appropriated by the alt-right online as a general term of praise, as if "un-woke." It doesn't sound right to me.
After having the most out off body experience on psilocybin, I feel my outlook and plan for my life has changed. I got so much work done in my head in those 6 hours, I really wish it’s that easy to get them here in Texas, I'll be very glad
Took 3 grams on my second trip and the visuals were almost nonexistent, but my god it was by far the most enlightening experience of my life
[mycelium_doc]
Ships psychs
Tried shrooms two weeks ago only 2.5 grams and it was the most relieved and self accepting I’ve felt in a long time.
@@Kelly_778 Where to contact him? Is it IG?
@@Samantha-yh8vk Yes he’s very good at this, sells shrooms, shrooms bars , lsd and more
This time, we must and will go for a permanent agriculture instead of industrial agriculture. Of course there could be some pressure from the big industry for their own sake. But I believe that we can go through that and build something for us and our future generation. Big respects and appreciation to the creators of this video and those who work on these projects from Japan
If we attempt to roll back to a more agrarian model vast numbers of humans will starve. I am ok with that outcome, are you ?
@@rrmackay the earth will change whether humans like it or not.
Well, food factories on the outskirts of cities (AKA aeroponics vertical farming) is the future, too. And bug farms. And genetic manipulaation, to a point. And 4th gen. nuclear. Aai?!
@@apuuvah There's good reason we don't allow mass genetic manipulation of crops. Bug farm are... alright, but they won't provide the same taste as beef, pork, or other meats.
As a food connoisseur, I dislike the idea of bugfarms replacing current methods. Sure, they could supplement, but you can't expect people to eat bugs versus meat.
you're dreaming and that's ok
The fact that they pull heavy metals out of the soil is very interesting
Thats because cannabis belongs to a very small sub-set of plants that uses a process called Phytoremediation, cannabis is also the best at doing this as it cleans and absorbs why more toxins and heavy metals then the other plants in this sub-set but this process is also the reason why you should be careful when consuming cannabis, as the plant will soak up and store most chemicals that are used to grow it ie; chemical/industrial salt based fertilizers and insecticides and fungicides as this is what will be stored in the cannabis and consumed, partially, when smoked
@@adams2280 which is why a flush is essential when harvesting for consumption a flush is basically running so much water through the planting medium it runs out of any fertilizers or insecticide used to grow and the plant is forced to use up all last remaining fertilizer cleaning it of any residues
Every country should take this step ...🌿🌿👌
commenting for the algorithm! this, along with other videos of the sorts, NEED to be shared! thank you so much for making this video :)
I use pretty much only hempcrete and cob in my home renovation, started years ago, easy to work with, almost no waste and the few waste can either reused or thrown to make some compost. Very efficient and insulation also.
Very fire resistant too ironically
Great + huge Report ! Thx a lot for the Upload.
Just imagine if hemp's cultivation hadn't been reduced & remained in industry
We'd probably be in a similar state than we are now, considering that industrial agriculture is very damaging. Likely not as bad, but still pretty bad
@@Sheashay101eat the rich!!
Hey! I'm from Norway, where we use a lot of energy on heating our homes in wintertime. I've newly come across "compost heating",where compost heat water pipes that heat your house, and I wonder if you want make a video about it to hopefully spread the idea. It's certainly good for the environment.! Thanks for the good work man👏👏
Do you have any sources of this? I would like to read about this😁
@@GayestWinston no sorry, i dont have anything more than googling "compost heating" and watching UA-cam videos about it. But for compost gass(biogass) there's a company that makes it called home biogass. There's not much other than DIYs about compost heating, but I hope that will change.
@@GayestWinston I'm in the start process of designing one for myself, so if you have any questions I can try to answer them with the info I've gathered
So happy with this video. I would love to build a semi-tinyhome or earthship out of wood and hempcrete at some point. I doubt I'll be able to, but I can dream ;). We should make it our business to replace regular concrete with hempcrete wherever we can.
Same that’s my dream too
If you decide you can't, you can't. Build your future, don't stifle it with BS excuses.
Hempcrete still often uses cement, which is very energy intensive. Even lime needs a lot of energy. Better to mix with clay and sand to make a cob wall.
Same
Wanna collab when I grow up…I am 17 now
This video gives me some hope for the future, thank you man
The stuff made for making rope has been growing wild for a long time near many east coast Scottish ports - where they used to mill the stuff to make ropes at ports
Why is this not viral?
"why was this plant demonized in america?"
lemme guess - capitalism
i was half right; forgot racism
They work hand in hand so not entirely!
Both
It was business interest that used racial divide to get its way
It ended up being global
“It’s amazing how often the two coincide”
-Jack Sparrow
That background music overwhelmed me. It was not long before that was all I could hear.
Well done again. Loving in the age of monetarily valuable information at the hands of anybody leads to some of the greatest time sinks ever. Thanks for covering a topic that really matters, regularly.
You have some of the best, useful journalism on the web!
I actually did an essay on this in college. I was amazed on what this little plant can do.
Have you posted it on any blog..
Other people would like to see it.
Your videos are awesomely educational and relevant! Love these
ua-cam.com/video/wowZojsc0M4/v-deo.html
So much can be achieved in our societies by going back to the old way of doing things, but using modern technology to help make it sustainable.
Nice video, it really shows how many climate problems stem from racism, discrimination etc.
this is why intersectionnality comes to place
All of our problems in general stem from humans not liking other humans.
@@RabidDisposition Or caring about other animals. Just in general only short-sightedly looking after the self at the expense of the other
LVL, OF COURSE
China is really racist then 👍
My friend tell me that many years back her great grandmother use to take the leave and put in a strong alcohol live it for a month and will be good for arthritis pain relief,I want to tray it so bad,but I’m in NJ
Thanks for the great video Charlie! I subscribed to the annual patreon subscription a few months ago and it has been well worth it. Keep going with the amazing and unique content!
oh my god his name is charlie?
OCC, Our Changing Charlie
HempCrete has 1/20th the compressive strength of concrete. So in most cases it is unsuitable as a structural element where concrete is currently used (foundations, bridges etc) it could be used as non structural cladding (but we already have environmentally friendly options there).
not the point, it's a boost to crops
Im sure there are some good applications for hempcrete
Exactly. It has plenty of uses but what people don’t realize is we probably have other things that are better for that use and for cheaper. That doesn’t make it very much of a use tho cause why would we start making the worse and more expensive one. There’s definitely reasons, beyond demonization of the plant, that we don’t use it for the things that it can do. Why would we plant something for concrete when we can just mix cement sand gravel and water together and have ourselves much stronger concrete. Same with clothes. Yes we can use it to make clothes, but is that actually something we should do and something that makes economic sense. If not, then that use isn’t going to be used and therefore isn’t much of use at all.
@@FirstLast-hg1ez
Not the point. Why grow the stuff if there's no market for it.
Great video as always! I don’t know how you don’t have more subscribers, this channel is so good
Absolutely love and respect this plant so much... Absolutely amazing video👌🏽
Thank you very much for another great video! I am happy to support you here and on nebula
Absolutely. The mother plant with 50,000+ uses that replaces ALL fossil fuel and forest products.
There's a typo at 1:09. According to the voice-over it should be 15000kg, not 15kg. Btw great video as always, cheers!
I saw a similar mistake in one of his other videos where the same conversion mistake was made!
'The group pays attention to the content of the video. Excellence!'
7:42
8:05
And Henry Ford made a hem oil motor. This country was solvent. We didn’t owe any debt.
Why don't you have 1 mln subs? Seriously. Your videos have always been so high quality and climate change is a hot and trendy topic.
very informative... it needs a big world push to promote this, start the movement!!!
1:06 this was so confusing for me: it's supposed to be tonnes instead of kg (in the middle)
Incredible video. The entire world needs to see this.
Hey , Charlie, you've got pretty cool videostyle : it's beautiful and sustains info that is given by you. Tnx for the touching topics like this ! I hope it will motivate a lot of people to consider world issues and the way we treat the Earth !
Really well done! Thanks for such a good presentation of this important info.
Very nice piece, enjoy your outlooks and analysis.
One humble suggestions: use more plots when talking about trends, much more powerful in conveying the message. I'm sure you can design them in your nice white and green style too.
It isn’t courage that we need to make a change, but rather a strategy to counteract the stranglehold of agro industry giants like Bayer and Cargill.
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3:08 my uneducated suspicion is that it had been used loooong before that, but since it's biodegradable nature (pun very much intended), there are hardly any traces left by now.
according to wiki they started 50.000 years ago so yeahh,,. way way longer then 10.000 years.
Theres plenty of evidence of ancient use and cultivation of cannabis
I hope that here in Asia will become open minded about this plant it can save a lot of life
I'm not going over to nebula when I already seen the most of the video here. I wish you mention that there's an extended version on nebula in the beginning, so I can switch early.
☝️Hit up the handle ☝️. He is reliable and ships shifty 🔞💊🔌🍄
I’ve actually chose my major just off this one plant alone. My parents have a bit of land in their name they don’t use so they were planning on giving it to me after I graduate, I was gonna grow this plant in vast quantities for various products. I even have friends who want in on this project.
look up the endocannabinoid system in chordate life . will be an area of research soon larger than anything else and more fascinating than most areas bar none ...
@@mcozy333 I actually was looking into the genetic modification of this plant already. With selective breeding programs and very well managed growing environments this can easily be a cash crop for new and current farmers.
@@SquidwradThomas what Genetic modifications are you talking about ? we have not even mapped the Cannabis Genome successfully. phylos bio-science and another comp started the process and got into a gene war
That sounds awesome and based. I wish you the best of luck. I hope you get to do it and it all goes well!
Thank you for making these... Sometimes I feel alone in my frustrations but the Environmental Activists give me hope.
Awesome and tanks to talk about it,... nicely done and well explained 👏 👍 😀
Amazing video. I learned alot! Thank you.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Wow. We need to be growing way more of this stuff 😮
Very nice camera work 👍❤🤓
Second thought and OCC uploads keep me going.
Million alcoholic, cigarette deaths a year not a single death from marijuana ever.
This is such an important subject !! Personally CBD changed my life, its a real medicine for me.
This video is a proof that intersectionality is necessary for environmental, social, economic and political change.
We have to change our mentalities in order to use these ancestral tools for our best.
How did it help you?
@@nikhilb6863 for my menstruations, anxiety and my sleep !
What's CBD?
@@wesleywagumba812 cannabidiol ... a cannabis plant metabolite in decearboxylated from ... on the plant it is cannabidiolic acid - CBD-a
I have seen its uses up close, and it's no joke - it really does do wonders if used with care. So glad you support that kind of change, you certainly aren't alone!
Awesome video!
"Why don't you tear down your stuffy drapes, and let in a mad, sweet surge of joy?"
I'm just glad this topic will never die..
You should do a video about bamboo
I really like bamboo. I have no expertise. In the fifties and early sixties carpet rolls used bamboo stiffeners. One industries trash was this child's toy box.
In india it's so easy to be found and in our country it's known as "bhaang".This plant is one of the Lord Shiva's favourite.
places that have been using the cannabis plant for so long use all of it, roots, stems , stalks , flowers , leaves etc.... making teas and whatnot with all that
Is it used in industry there??
Cannabis is an amazing plant.
yes, it gets me lifted
@@Nobody-Nowhere no better to hit it up on a hard days work
Would rather avoid the chemical dependency, drugs are for the weak.
@@familiayoutuber4769 You're weak for posting such a worthless comment, Mr. Ignoramus. Drugs have a purpose, but I guess if you go to the hospital you won't need use any.
@@HollisPresnellWhat purpose do drugs have apart from providing a temporary surge of pleasure? Even if it were so almighty to be able to cure mental illnesses, drugs don't heal physical wounds as medicine does.
Because it's America....
Thanks for the good news in these dark times.
It's frustrating that there are these amazing plants out there that could change the world for the better but people are ignorant and don't make a massive change.
Once again greed and racism hurt nearly everyone 😤
Using the force of gov't. These problems generally stay localized until crony agreements impose them onto society at large.
#nonaggressionprinciple
Muh george methfloyd
its called capitalism
@@Nobody-Nowhere how is capitalism (an economic system where there is private ownership of means of production) involved in this. Actually it helps everyone else. It helps you. You live on Private property that you don't have to share with anyone.
USA is the least racist country. Yet people like you make it seem like the worst. Guys have you seen china or india?
Great editing really well done!
Interesting but I’m worried we’re just swapping one monoculture crop with another.
You're probably right
do you grow anything, or just consume?
@@donHooligan i live in a date farm
no till soil
Doesn't have to be. Could be just be added into the rotation.
The same happened in Hungary too..I hope that it will change in the near future.
Yes! Keep up the great work. :)
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This video can be titled: Summary of the book "The Emperor wears no clothes" by Jack herer 🙌🏽 great video
Make more international content please. I would appreciate it a lot !!!
just signed up for curiosity via your link. thanks. nebula looks great too =)
People have been saying this for years. I hope they use it.
I do - if I can find some to put in my pibe 😉😁
All this work is from Jack Herer, one of the best documentalist of its time
How have I NEVER even heard of this plant?
Cannabis.
Because it only grow in earth, not in space?
Man you ain't a rust gamer
Thank you for this I want this to spread
Feels like we're in the darkest timeline of the tv show, where the bad guys won..
a bit dissociative to see the world as a tv show... you are literally starting to compare simulation to reality, when it used to go the other way around. So your basis is already in simulation.
@@Nobody-Nowhere uhhh
@@Nobody-Nowhere bro chill, it's not that controversial, u cant take a joke?
@@Nobody-Nowhere i dont think u got it
Great video! Very infomative.
William Hearst is to take partial blame for it. He’s the one who had to convince Congress that marijuana is a dangerous plant, and did this for his own selfish reason: to save his paper company
Gratitude
You should do another video like this but with mushrooms
Thanx, Man, great video
Great video man. Been on this train for awhile now. And truly believe it's our Miracle Plant. Almost an Alien Plant 👽
Right
Not almost,but correct Bro😎Brought from Sirius 12.500 years ago by Aliens👊
@@KASUM369 No, it was 21,368.47 years ago
What a great channel, why haven't I seen it before? Subscribed!
Great job!
How can People dislike this, must be stick in denial... Smh
Cannabis prohibition was one of the greatest crimes of the 20th century.
Really good video. Thanks.
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After the endless fallout of chemical materials released into the wild world and the endless wildfires
I am kinda *sus* if plants would be able to withstand all the effects
We need Amogus plants to stop sus
Plants are great accumulators. So to be able to draw pollution up out of soil even if the plant dies, it's more effective and cheaper to do than collecting processing and replacing soils
Plants are the most horrific life forms in the world. The weirdest animal and most resilient pales to fungi and plants
@@santoraebritania8835 what
Amazing video, thank you!
Great video :)
1:03 You say 15 tonnes...And it´s written 15 Kg... Just a small mistake.
thank you for this info, this was produced tasteful and respectful for education.
Actually got this in my feed, and, didn't have to scroll much to find it... And in less than 5 hours from posting... Not bad, certainly an improvement!
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Thanks for this one.