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You forgot that the majority of the apartments, especially in the cube, would be positioned in the middle without any windows... Doesn't sound too great to me
This video is just a concept idea 😄 We considered adding holes to the cube to let more light into the middle apartments, but that would have made the math calculations even more complex.
The first objection that comes to my mind isn't the cost or the lack of windows for most of the apartments. It's the physical limitations to building such a heavy structure. Every floor has to bear the weight of all those above it, which means that the proposed structure would collapse unless it's built with extreme materials that simply don't exist.
The reality is that there are no materials today that would be used for this build. Your concept of what can be done to build something like this is relative to a night in the 1600s understanding how his cell phone works, Facebook or TickTock… Fast forward 200 years of growth and you would have no idea how things work..
I think the problem with lift can be settle using 2 way water lift using soulsand and magma block or even enderpearl cannon. You can also place slime block at the bottom of world cube/tower so people can safely jump down.
good one, a human can hold an exabyte of information, there are 8 billion humans, so 8 billion humans, there are around 150 petabytes of information in all books ever written, its less than a million times of what the humans could hold
One little objection to estimating build time. These buildings are mostly limited by ability to build high, you can relatively easily scale on surface, but you can´t just build 2 floors of height at the same time. Also the biggest material problems aren´t concrete or steel, but the foundation-soil/rock.
This idea would work but not the way you present it. Cut the building up in 4-6 pieces to make it less tall and then put everyone in those 4-6 structures. The structures could be build next to each other, or in a grid. That would be more realistic.
Seems like pyramid shape can actually return for such big human hives. Also it would be related to social status to move higher in the pyramid building, which reflects our society a lot.
I think the biggest thing that most people dont consider with this thought experiment is that they assume it would be more complex than buildings we have now, which go up incredibly quickly if the funding is there. The only reason these new and tall buildings take years, is because theyre experimental and pieces on the outside and inside need to be custom made and shaped, which costs more money and time. Plus even if every person got their own apartment, it defeats the purpose if every residence is the size of a house. The whole idea is to have it as compact as possible. The places would have to be at most, the size of a double wide single floor trailer home for single people, and then maybe double that for families, which would make it considerably smaller and simpler to build.
It's interesting how as tech has advanced, humans no longer find it reasonable for megaprojects to take generations to build, but how the hell else would you build something huge that's still structurally sound? The pyramids weren't built in a decade, and they've lasted for longer than anything we create now will ever last, despite the exponential increases in engineering and tech advances
Part of why they last is because they are not as actively used as our skyscrapers or as limited in space (it’s much wider but our cities don’t allow us to build as wide unless you have huge funding)
Megastructures have already began to lose their sway on being so magnificent, it used to be for the fact it was such a large icon to a city, now they’re nearly being seen as useless, you can even bring it back to infrastructures, look at how many European city’s are ripping up the over the top highways that were built to replace it with greenery, sometimes it’s just not what’s needed
The pyramids are simply massive chunks of stone with a few narrow passageways inside. Furthermore they were never used since they are tombs constructed to not let people inside. That’s why they still exist.
The pyramids isn't a building, it's mostly solid with a few tunnels and rooms inside. It's a tomb for dead bodies, not for living humans. We can easily build something that's larger and way more durable with modern technology, but it's just a pointless waste of resource and time.
I agree with most of what you say, except for the amount of time it would take to build said cube. Because the cube is so wide, you'd be able to have a lot more people working on it at the same time which would drastically reduce the build time. Just look at how many buildings we have now that not only house everyone, but also house all the businesses. Which is another thing you didn't factor into your project. A building so massive would require space for shopping and entertainment businesses as well. Each level would require multiple theaters, grocery stores, swimming pools, parks, etc. It wouldn't be a building just for housing people, it would have to be a complete city on each floor and would double the size of the building.
you know when two cell phones/radio etc are too close together and they start making that annoying high pitched ring/frequency sound? yeah... that's what i imagine shoving everyone in the world into one building would be like 🤣
Depends on if you have reuirements for the housing. Curved walls are not very practical. Meaning you would need a cube inside the sphere, making it just larger.
@@KarvidSR At the sizes being talked about, the curvature would be negligible, almost. Anyway, buckyball type construction can always be done, replacing curved sections with triangular flat ones.
I believe the deduction of time needed to build the cube is potentially problematic. Think about how many years it took for the world to build houses for all people in the world? Have we taken 1 million years? Nope. It only took decades to do so, think about the average life of houses in the world.
A wind turbine on the building would be unbearably noisy. This was already discovered the hard way by the Strata SE1 building in London. The turbines had to be turned off because of the noise! .
It would be easier to use a tall mountain such as Chomolungma, Matterhorn, Kilimanjaro... and construct the building in and around the mountain and adjacent ones using the natural mountain as the superstructure. Blocking aircraft, flight paths, etc... with everyone in one building why would there need to be air travel on the current scale we have today?
The maths are deffo out on the NYCube taking 5,100 years and Worldcube taking millions of years. Sure the Burj took a fair amount of time, but look at it's footprint and workable space (the ground floor has a footprint of 0.3km). The calculations you did, didn't factor in how much more simultaneous work could be getting done at the same time, esp when the Big Cube has like a footprint 400x the Burj's, so it would take closer to 400 years to make, not 4.8 million.
Definitely agree that if these buildings would be built, one would need a construction crew to rival those that built the pyramids. A construction force the size and budget of a military. An army of workers and specialists building, plumbing, wiring, and furnishing the floors in waves as at ascends.
@@neodragon1988 OR just automated construction plants building modular units that are then brought into place with mobile cranes and lifts. The structural frame would be made of simple, easy to assemble standard sized posts and beams - though either you have to limit heights and weight loads to use steel or concrete, or use exotic materials like carbon nanotubes. Basically like building with giant sized LEGO blocks. Modern shipyards do this now for large ships of all types: cargo, passengers and even military ships.
@@krisgonynor689 reminds me of a vid I saw recently where the refit an oil tanker and part of the process was lifting the bridge section and adding another floor for living space then they placed the bridge section on top of the new floor and welded it into place turning a 2 story bridge section into 3 stories.
For reference, with the cube, the ENTIRE population of Indiana, Alaska, Delaware, AND the American Samoa could live inside of it. Or the entire city of New York.
Comparing the duration of the project with that of the Burg Khalifa and coming to conclusion that it will take 5100 years means the machinery and people involved in the process are the same as that of the Burg Khalifa, which is not correct. A project if that magnitude will mean a lot of people from all over the world will be on site to execute it. It also means, machinery and other logistics will be in abundance. If the design is perfect, a lot of different companies will be working on different aspects of the project at the same time, and the project will be completed very early. For an Eleven kilometer cube can be completed in 10 years
@@SmileyRoses That we say "What if everyone lived inside a building?" While people in a parallel dimension says "What if everyone lived in one planet?"
10:42. This build is possible in my real world and this building already finished and now it's so successful. This building is owned by fictional and made up people
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That is an interesting concept, but what about all the crimes that police would need to check into just circumventing all those floors would probably be impossible
You'd have to book lift use like aeroplane flights - if they could build enough lifts without running out of room. Also how much weight could the ground floor support?
Could also wind it around a lot like a spiral so it is super compacted and have the space between the walls as open areas for farming, parks, markets etc.
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I see so many problems just when a few people live on the same building (same family nonetheless). This is a great concept for a movie for sure... but not for real life
If 8 Million people lived in one building, you would need so many elevators, that it would make the building 10 times larger. If every morning at least 5 million people to have to get up and leave the building for work or school. You would need at least 2.5 million elevators to support the queue.
Would love to see a video on a self-contained tower all food power made in or on the tower with no need to leave the tower what population could it hold? What would it cost? Is the technology available?
The problem us that the moor floors you have the more elevators you need and at some point you are losing more floor space than is reasonable for the about of added floor space per added floor. In essence at a certain point the building will proportional be more elevators than usable floor space.
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What software did you use to make the skyscrapers?
I'm desperate to know
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You forgot that the majority of the apartments, especially in the cube, would be positioned in the middle without any windows... Doesn't sound too great to me
This video is just a concept idea 😄 We considered adding holes to the cube to let more light into the middle apartments, but that would have made the math calculations even more complex.
That's why Judge Dredd is a dystopia, people live on these megablocks (cube here)
What do you need windows for if you live in a 💩hole like NYC?
@@MegaBuildsYT holes? Yeah nobody would want his only window or so to be directed to a hole....
10% of volume is already considered for this reason. Also per capita area will include open and chase space.
"Bro, what's your floor number again?"
"961,358"
"Okay, I'll be there in a few days."
finally, I reached floor number 961,358 can you send Location?
@@kcrahmansorry, I gave you the wrong floor number.
The first objection that comes to my mind isn't the cost or the lack of windows for most of the apartments.
It's the physical limitations to building such a heavy structure.
Every floor has to bear the weight of all those above it, which means that the proposed structure would collapse unless it's built with extreme materials that simply don't exist.
Parking, anyone?
Thats right
The reality is that there are no materials today that would be used for this build. Your concept
of what can be done to build something like this is relative to a night in the 1600s understanding how his cell phone works, Facebook or TickTock… Fast forward 200 years of growth and you would have no idea how things work..
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You could have like seperate supports for each layer but the building would probably be as tall and thick with this method
3:39 my heart dropped, there was no way in hell the animators would let that plane crash into the tower lmaoo
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I think the problem with lift can be settle using 2 way water lift using soulsand and magma block or even enderpearl cannon. You can also place slime block at the bottom of world cube/tower so people can safely jump down.
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Bro, imagine how long you would need to wait for the elevator💀
It should be a really extremely advanced elevator more than the modern ones we have today
3:59
At this point developing portal technology would probably be a necessary side project
just like how they were able for a building over million floors then they also can make a well developed elevator
1 hour he said idiot
A building with over a million floors will never be larger than a library. A library will always have more stories.
took me 3 seconds to realize that this wasn't a reference to the library of babel
bro💀
lol
good one, a human can hold an exabyte of information, there are 8 billion humans, so 8 billion humans, there are around 150 petabytes of information in all books ever written, its less than a million times of what the humans could hold
I don't think any library has 1 million books.
One little objection to estimating build time. These buildings are mostly limited by ability to build high, you can relatively easily scale on surface, but you can´t just build 2 floors of height at the same time. Also the biggest material problems aren´t concrete or steel, but the foundation-soil/rock.
Isn't the earth that one building that can house everyone though?
You have a great point.
Exactly
Good one
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This idea would work but not the way you present it. Cut the building up in 4-6 pieces to make it less tall and then put everyone in those 4-6 structures. The structures could be build next to each other, or in a grid. That would be more realistic.
3:39 i actually just had a heart attack for a second
i thought the plane was gonna hit the building for some reason lmaoo
If u get heart attacks over things like that then you should be dead rn 👍
Ikr T_T thank god they didn't do that
Seems like pyramid shape can actually return for such big human hives. Also it would be related to social status to move higher in the pyramid building, which reflects our society a lot.
Interesting idea
No.
We live in a society
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Imagine waiting for the elevator in the morning when everyone's trying to get to work lol
I think the biggest thing that most people dont consider with this thought experiment is that they assume it would be more complex than buildings we have now, which go up incredibly quickly if the funding is there. The only reason these new and tall buildings take years, is because theyre experimental and pieces on the outside and inside need to be custom made and shaped, which costs more money and time.
Plus even if every person got their own apartment, it defeats the purpose if every residence is the size of a house. The whole idea is to have it as compact as possible.
The places would have to be at most, the size of a double wide single floor trailer home for single people, and then maybe double that for families, which would make it considerably smaller and simpler to build.
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It's interesting how as tech has advanced, humans no longer find it reasonable for megaprojects to take generations to build, but how the hell else would you build something huge that's still structurally sound? The pyramids weren't built in a decade, and they've lasted for longer than anything we create now will ever last, despite the exponential increases in engineering and tech advances
Part of why they last is because they are not as actively used as our skyscrapers or as limited in space (it’s much wider but our cities don’t allow us to build as wide unless you have huge funding)
Megastructures have already began to lose their sway on being so magnificent, it used to be for the fact it was such a large icon to a city, now they’re nearly being seen as useless, you can even bring it back to infrastructures, look at how many European city’s are ripping up the over the top highways that were built to replace it with greenery, sometimes it’s just not what’s needed
The pyramids are simply massive chunks of stone with a few narrow passageways inside. Furthermore they were never used since they are tombs constructed to not let people inside. That’s why they still exist.
The pyramids isn't a building, it's mostly solid with a few tunnels and rooms inside. It's a tomb for dead bodies, not for living humans. We can easily build something that's larger and way more durable with modern technology, but it's just a pointless waste of resource and time.
There could be a solution to get down the big tower faster , we build a giant long waterslide lol
I agree with most of what you say, except for the amount of time it would take to build said cube. Because the cube is so wide, you'd be able to have a lot more people working on it at the same time which would drastically reduce the build time. Just look at how many buildings we have now that not only house everyone, but also house all the businesses.
Which is another thing you didn't factor into your project. A building so massive would require space for shopping and entertainment businesses as well. Each level would require multiple theaters, grocery stores, swimming pools, parks, etc. It wouldn't be a building just for housing people, it would have to be a complete city on each floor and would double the size of the building.
Hope a deadly virus doesn't get into the ventilation systems of this building.
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that would be the end of humanity
Or worse , somebody rips off a fart on the bottom floor and it gets sucked up a vent .
The only way we could make this happen is literally if every single person on the planet worked on it around the clock nonstop
Bruh no one talking about smooth sponsor transition?
now the problem with this is that murders,robbers and criminals would be among us making this huge problem.
"Hey don't threaten me, i know where you live"
It can be done at the same time , just add 900x the workers.
you know when two cell phones/radio etc are too close together and they start making that annoying high pitched ring/frequency sound? yeah... that's what i imagine shoving everyone in the world into one building would be like 🤣
It would be an effective way to commit genocide
Set fire to it and the fire works it’s way up and kills everyone
A Feedback-Loop?
Id like to see what the inside of this apartments would look like. layout, plumbing, sunlight exposure etc
sunlight exposure......
The most compact version wouldn't be a cube, it would be something between a hemisphere and a sphere. It would be humungous, though.
Depends on if you have reuirements for the housing. Curved walls are not very practical. Meaning you would need a cube inside the sphere, making it just larger.
@@KarvidSR At the sizes being talked about, the curvature would be negligible, almost. Anyway, buckyball type construction can always be done, replacing curved sections with triangular flat ones.
For engineers, this is a dream and nightmare at the same time
No:
It's an architect's dream and an engineer's nightmare
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"I've lived on the 23,432nd floor my entire life. I've known nothing different."
my social anxiety says no thanks, imagine having 7 billion neighbours
1 major terror attack on this tower and everyone on earth dies.
I believe the deduction of time needed to build the cube is potentially problematic. Think about how many years it took for the world to build houses for all people in the world? Have we taken 1 million years? Nope. It only took decades to do so, think about the average life of houses in the world.
3:39 i had hearth attack
Same bro
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3:40 imagine an attack on that building like 9/1
A wind turbine on the building would be unbearably noisy. This was already discovered the hard way by the Strata SE1 building in London. The turbines had to be turned off because of the noise!
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It would be easier to use a tall mountain such as Chomolungma, Matterhorn, Kilimanjaro... and construct the building in and around the mountain and adjacent ones using the natural mountain as the superstructure.
Blocking aircraft, flight paths, etc... with everyone in one building why would there need to be air travel on the current scale we have today?
Mega-skyscraper?? More like a humongous, pointy, sharp, towering, New York, Tokyo, London, Hong Kong in a tower space tickler???
According to my calculations the 1115m3 cube would only house 9.24 million. It would need 945,000 floors to house everyone.
The maths are deffo out on the NYCube taking 5,100 years and Worldcube taking millions of years. Sure the Burj took a fair amount of time, but look at it's footprint and workable space (the ground floor has a footprint of 0.3km). The calculations you did, didn't factor in how much more simultaneous work could be getting done at the same time, esp when the Big Cube has like a footprint 400x the Burj's, so it would take closer to 400 years to make, not 4.8 million.
Definitely agree that if these buildings would be built, one would need a construction crew to rival those that built the pyramids. A construction force the size and budget of a military. An army of workers and specialists building, plumbing, wiring, and furnishing the floors in waves as at ascends.
@@neodragon1988 OR just automated construction plants building modular units that are then brought into place with mobile cranes and lifts. The structural frame would be made of simple, easy to assemble standard sized posts and beams - though either you have to limit heights and weight loads to use steel or concrete, or use exotic materials like carbon nanotubes. Basically like building with giant sized LEGO blocks. Modern shipyards do this now for large ships of all types: cargo, passengers and even military ships.
@@krisgonynor689 reminds me of a vid I saw recently where the refit an oil tanker and part of the process was lifting the bridge section and adding another floor for living space then they placed the bridge section on top of the new floor and welded it into place turning a 2 story bridge section into 3 stories.
Title:What if everyone lived in one building
Ok that’s pretty interesting*looking at his channel name*
Ah the top would have luxurious things
For reference, with the cube, the ENTIRE population of Indiana, Alaska, Delaware, AND the American Samoa could live inside of it. Or the entire city of New York.
Possibly the whole population of Australia
It would take way less time than 850 times the Burj Khalifa because you would have more people working on construction lol
Comparing the duration of the project with that of the Burg Khalifa and coming to conclusion that it will take 5100 years means the machinery and people involved in the process are the same as that of the Burg Khalifa, which is not correct. A project if that magnitude will mean a lot of people from all over the world will be on site to execute it. It also means, machinery and other logistics will be in abundance. If the design is perfect, a lot of different companies will be working on different aspects of the project at the same time, and the project will be completed very early. For an Eleven kilometer cube can be completed in 10 years
Lol you crazy the world doesnt have enough steel to make a building rhat large
@@jacobmiller3933 he is correcting his calculations, there is enough steel,
@@jacobmiller3933 we would probably event better materials
@@jacobmiller3933 or u say my friend
In my fictional world, there have a lot of skyscraper higher than Burj Khalifa made by fictional and made up people
Parallel universe: What if everyone lived in one planet?
We all do live on one planet tho so what r u trying to say
@@SmileyRoses you missed the joke
What was the joke?
@@SmileyRoses That we say "What if everyone lived inside a building?" While people in a parallel dimension says "What if everyone lived in one planet?"
Ohh ok I get it
3:40 that plane caught me off guard 😬
Imagine all of the vloggers in this building.🤣
10:42. This build is possible in my real world and this building already finished and now it's so successful. This building is owned by fictional and made up people
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10M years later:
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I think the Jetsons had it right, build above the earth so it can heal.
You forgot to mention the inevitable nightmare dealing with 20,000 city inspectors and the million page code compliant handbook
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This "What If" is exist in my fictional world as a multiverse
Rather than increasing the hight we can increase the width so that this is possible 🔥🔥 🔥🔥
But it takes years
@@superluxuryofficial
Decades
since all the people are living in the same building why not use the metals from other apartments which are of no use.
Obviously, no one's brain can comprehend how much 7.9 billion people is, but, looking at it's height and width, it's absolutely mind-blowing.
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That is an interesting concept, but what about all the crimes that police would need to check into just circumventing all those floors would probably be impossible
imagine a hurricane comes and everyone needs to evacuate the city
"What if everyone lived in one building?"
We would need Judge Dredd to keep law and order.
Imagine the death count if a plane flew into it
In my fictional world, world population is quadrillion and above and people didn't care about it
It would be a problem if everyone lived in one building ,imagine if someone has a bomb and wants to detonate it…..
fr fr RIP civilzation
I love that you figured out how to put all of New York in my backyard; which consists of me and my two dogs lol.
You'd have to book lift use like aeroplane flights - if they could build enough lifts without running out of room. Also how much weight could the ground floor support?
Even with a cube, people living close to the center have a long walk just to go outside.
Possibly add a metro line
Imaging playing hide and seek in such building
Pretty fun right 😅
wtf lol at 4:30 when u were talking about the fire my fire alarms literally went off and i thought they were part of the video LMAO
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"The World Cube is 945x this Size". Oh thank you so much I can visualize it now
I would prefer a building like that in Switzerland. A approximately normal high and width block of flats but significantly longer
Could also wind it around a lot like a spiral so it is super compacted and have the space between the walls as open areas for farming, parks, markets etc.
3:40 looks like a repeat of history until you realize its not.
The world is about to go from "Where do you live" to "What floor do you live"...
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Goddamn , i remember when u had only 30K , then I lost ur channel and now found again and get surprised. Good job , bro
10:11. Total wealth of the whole world in my fictional world is more than World Cube cost
3:39 almost remade history lol
Why you would assume it takes 850 times the time. You can simply use more workers
I am just wandering how many days will take to come down from the top of the building 😅
3:38 I'm getting shocked seeing airplane gonna hit that lmao
Never have a plane transition next to a new york tower at 3:40 ever again I skipped a beat
I see so many problems just when a few people live on the same building (same family nonetheless).
This is a great concept for a movie for sure... but not for real life
In that case, all it would take is one airplane to get rid off humanity 😅
Hero: Damn, the villain's lair could be anywhere!
The villain's lair:
1 plane and almost the entire world population would be gone
Awesome 😊
If pharma industry and military industrial complex would saw it possible we would be hearing in media all around the world how good this idea is.
Imagine an earthquake happened. 💀
Yeah💀
5500 years of hard work will be useless
@@ImranGamingAndAnimation and come to an great disease
Uh oh💀
If 8 Million people lived in one building, you would need so many elevators, that it would make the building 10 times larger. If every morning at least 5 million people to have to get up and leave the building for work or school. You would need at least 2.5 million elevators to support the queue.
imagine the New york Cube will completed building in 7124💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
The building reminds me of the citadel
100000 likes and we build it
nah, i ain't bein' neighbors with Karen in a claustrophobic cube
Would love to see a video on a self-contained tower all food power made in or on the tower with no need to leave the tower what population could it hold? What would it cost? Is the technology available?
Build it in space. The ISS.
when he said "similar to an airplane cabin" and that plane flew in i thought it was going to be 911 all over again
The problem us that the moor floors you have the more elevators you need and at some point you are losing more floor space than is reasonable for the about of added floor space per added floor.
In essence at a certain point the building will proportional be more elevators than usable floor space.
Such A Great Thought Experiment 👏 & Love the comments!❤ I love Sci-Fi & Futurists, so this was definitely a delight for me to watch & ponder with over the comments. I think the Space Elevator was an Arthur C. Clark sci-fi book concept. Love his books & visions of the future💚 Can't Wait! See you in 4,000 Years🤘
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