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  • @RareEarthSeries
    @RareEarthSeries  6 років тому +76

    Your support made this video possible: www.patreon.com/rareearth

    • @therasheck
      @therasheck 6 років тому

      Rare Earth
      You seem to be more anti capitalist as this series continues. But for all its pain and all its fault capitalism has in my opinion made this world a better place than worse one. I do enjoy your shows end I will continue to watch.
      Have a good life and may peace be yours.

    • @JohnComeOnMan
      @JohnComeOnMan 6 років тому +2

      A much appreciated practical view. Great video.

    • @davidhollenshead4892
      @davidhollenshead4892 6 років тому +1

      You skimmed over the big reasons that Bill Gates is hated. His company would copy a product, get sued for it, buy the company, fire everyone involved in the lawsuit, and then fire anyone he didn't like.
      His company would also promise that if you worked hard, you would be valued, when they actually tended to fire programers after about four years of long hours and poor wages from their campus.
      Gates was banned from driving for good reason, because driving at over double the speed limit causes injury accidents, even if you have the money to pay for non-disclosure agreements.
      Gates did all this because he figured out how to avoid being held accountable in civil cases, years before.
      His philanthropy was mostly because of his wife's morals, not his...

    • @therasheck
      @therasheck 6 років тому

      Rare Earth it is hard to argue with that. I hate fundamentalism myself but I suffer from being a fundamental individualist and that it gets worst as I get older.

    • @Nyerguds
      @Nyerguds 6 років тому +2

      David Hollenshead: I never got the impression he was trying to _defend_ Bill Gates. He was just mentioning the fact that, for whatever he did to gather his wealth, he was at least giving back now...

  • @luminescentlion
    @luminescentlion 6 років тому +585

    Phew for a second there I was worried you weren't going to pet that dog

    • @bedgegog
      @bedgegog 4 роки тому +1

      Haha you’re so funny guys with your Reddit memes I love petting doggos just like you

    • @Pub2k4
      @Pub2k4 2 роки тому

      Same

  • @maverickloggins5470
    @maverickloggins5470 6 років тому +376

    " A good life comes in pieces, assembly required"
    damn dude

    • @Bruno-cb5gk
      @Bruno-cb5gk 6 років тому +9

      Maverick Loggins I hate inspirational quotes, bit this is an exception

    • @KannikCat
      @KannikCat 6 років тому +1

      That is a great quote/insight indeed...

  • @stuart6589
    @stuart6589 6 років тому +34

    I think I've found the best UA-camr on earth. I'm an 18 year old Dutch guy who accidentally stumbled upon one of your videos. I was immediately baffled by the quality of your videos. Every one of them tells a unique story, that touches me every time. This deserves to be heard by many more people. You inspire and fascinate me with every new video and I hope you will continue to do that in the future. You've made me a happier man and I would like to thank you for that. Keep up the good work!

    • @RareEarthSeries
      @RareEarthSeries  6 років тому +4

      Destin Sandlin of SmarterEveryDay is twice the UA-camr and man I'll ever be. But I appreciate the sentiment. :)

  • @patricioiasielski8816
    @patricioiasielski8816 6 років тому +232

    The work of CLT is really amazing...
    Just recently in Corrientes (Argentina), two baby jaguars were born in the Ibera wetlands for the first time in over 50 years; greatly thanks to the work of Mr. Tompkins, his wife and his organization!
    Their are also reintroducing Tapirs, Red Macaw, Giant anteaters and helping to recover the population of 2 severely endangered deer species.
    But, the greatest job thei're doing, is to change the locals mind, specially the childrens, so they can learn to take care of their enviroment. This is crucial in a society as ours.
    Thaks again for doing these videos!
    (Hope to see you in Argentina some day)

  • @michaelhowell2326
    @michaelhowell2326 6 років тому +204

    You should be applauded for using you wealth and influence to show the world it's ugly and beautiful sides. We strive so hard build and destroy, and build up again. Good stuff, my man.

    • @ben8557
      @ben8557 6 років тому +1

      This is his job though and he is presumably gaining money overall

    • @michaelhowell2326
      @michaelhowell2326 6 років тому +2

      Ben Lash doesn't mean he isn't doing something to make the world a better place. Sounds to me he's living a great life. I'd love a job that paid well, let me travel and allowed me to inform and educate.

    • @Etrehumain123
      @Etrehumain123 6 років тому +2

      Capitalizing on sharing good thoughts, positive stories... I don't know, I am fine with that I believe...

    • @samiran8985
      @samiran8985 6 років тому +1

      @@ben8557 no, he dosen't earn a penny. most of his videos get demontized, and he loses hundreds of dollars on each video he makes

    • @ben8557
      @ben8557 6 років тому

      @@samiran8985 I stand corrected

  • @Whalefire2
    @Whalefire2 6 років тому +81

    Your videos have inspired me to go on my own long holiday away from home. Greetings from a cheap hostel in Indonesia. I miss home but I'm happy I'm here. Thanks for the amazing videos and inspiration.

    • @RareEarthSeries
      @RareEarthSeries  6 років тому +25

      The first jumps from the nest are always the most intimidating. But soon enough, you know how to fly.

  • @Fluxtome
    @Fluxtome 6 років тому +180

    I only recently found this channel and man where have you been my whole life. I've been binge watching like crazy, Keep up the awesome work :)

  • @roaxeskhadil
    @roaxeskhadil 6 років тому +26

    Impressive story. Interesting that Tompkins isn't a household name, even though both the companies he founded kind of are. And that creating a protected area of that size from private funds going completely unnoticed is frankly astonishing, on the brink of unimaginable.

  • @billiondollardan
    @billiondollardan 6 років тому +121

    I really want to visit Argentina and Chile some day. You're living the life, man

    • @FantasmaNaranja
      @FantasmaNaranja 6 років тому +3

      do make sure to go to the touristic spots though, i live in a city and it's nothing that impressive
      but the tourist spots man, so fucking beautiful
      oh also watch out for ants, they're everywhere in summer *Everywhere*

    • @Volunteer-per-order_OSullivan
      @Volunteer-per-order_OSullivan 5 років тому

      Odd, the Argentinians keep on trying to visit the UK.

  • @joevinski1
    @joevinski1 6 років тому +38

    Amazing video brother I never knew about this man or his work thank you for bringing him to light for me , for all of us thank you

    • @audreywinter6910
      @audreywinter6910 6 років тому +2

      Agreed. That's a very beautiful piece. Makes one a little less cynic about human nature.

  • @pay1370
    @pay1370 6 років тому +183

    At first i thought that dog was some weird sheep lol

    • @scotthicklin5532
      @scotthicklin5532 6 років тому +2

      What breed of doggo is it?

    • @jadenedaj
      @jadenedaj 6 років тому +1

      At first time was afriad

    • @StuSaville
      @StuSaville 6 років тому +7

      St. Bernard

    • @YTLSF
      @YTLSF 6 років тому +3

      large doggo also known as largeo

  • @krafuna
    @krafuna 6 років тому +3

    Man you guys, you guys, are doing something really important,... sometimes Im feeling like there is no hope and suddenly a new rare earth chapter comes up... and I feel hope again, thank guys your, keep up that good work, thank you respect!!!!!!!!!!

  • @yibanootsah
    @yibanootsah 6 років тому +76

    I love you. You inspire me. Thank you.

  • @invertedflow
    @invertedflow 6 років тому +2

    You sir, are by far my favorite youtuber (or whatever you want to call yourself). Your way of telling stories and the way you try so hard to view the different points is so much needed in this world. Besides, you're living one of my dreams, to travel as much as possible. Keep it up man. I can't wait for more and more videos from you.

  • @T-MANS-MAN
    @T-MANS-MAN 6 років тому +94

    Never has a channel ever opened my eyes so much if I had not subscribed to channels like yours I would be a stereotypical 13 year old

    • @khrbud
      @khrbud 6 років тому +2

      Welcome to the 2% :-)

    • @vnrnrn7113
      @vnrnrn7113 6 років тому +3

      Welcome to the "Small Majority"

    • @maygoulding4892
      @maygoulding4892 6 років тому +2

      Me two welcome to the club

    • @Kwjehehebebb
      @Kwjehehebebb 6 років тому +15

      T-man S-man sounds like what a stereotypical 13 year old would say.

  • @DCsk8rgoelz
    @DCsk8rgoelz 6 років тому +6

    I don't have words for how much I love what you do, say, and think Evan. This video embodies the attitudes and thoughts that gave me renewed purpose over the past few years when I had begun giving up hope I could have an impact. I will never have the wealth that Bill and Melinda have but they are showing that money doesnt have to be evil, its the people who only care about it and not what it can do that might be worthy of that title.
    this is very rambling but I felt the need to say something so I am not going to delete it.

    • @OttawaOldFart
      @OttawaOldFart 6 років тому

      Keep up the good work that you do but realize that there are others who will undermine you if you cut into their profits or convenience. I make my small world better but I am one and am fighting those who outnumber me. Sometimes though you can have a positive effect on people just because you are doing something that others come to realize they need to do as well. I noticed when I pick up garbage others will follow suit.

  • @michaelcherry8952
    @michaelcherry8952 6 років тому +57

    The biggest problem with our species is that we try to think digital in an analogue world. Nothing is black and white in this world.
    It's in our nature to categorize things as good or bad, but often it's a mixture. As you pointed out, the hard liners on both sides didn't like Mr. Tompkins. He was extremely wealthy, ergo he must have been exploiting people in order to get that way. He was spending all of his wealth on national parks and so forth, ergo he was interfering with development of the area. It's a no-win situation, but I agree with you that it's important to recognize the difference between Tompkins and Trump, Gates and Jobs.
    It is the nature of people to try to sort the world into neat boxes, but the world is a lot messier than that. Silly example: a weed can be defined as a plant growing where "I" don't want it. By itself the plant (say a dandelion) is simply doing what it's meant to do--finding a place to grow and propagate. To me, the fact that it's doing it in my vegetable garden or my lawn makes it a weed. It's important for all of us to get beyond our tendency to categorize and realize that the world is just a bit more complicated than is comfortable for us. Embrace the grey!

    • @sweetwheatsy
      @sweetwheatsy 6 років тому +3

      Embrace the grey; if that isn't one of the most reasonable hashtag-potentials I have ever seen, I don't know what is.

    • @Elldeeve
      @Elldeeve 5 років тому +3

      Oreos, Oreos are black and white.

    • @Tanryn
      @Tanryn 5 років тому +1

      @@Elldeeve are they though? I always thought they were more brownish and cream?

    • @ipadair7345
      @ipadair7345 3 роки тому +1

      @@Tanryn depends on the flavour,
      Yes chocolate oreos exist. We truly live in the worst timeline.

  • @PkPvre
    @PkPvre 6 років тому +76

    Subbed 1 sec ago and there is a new video, nice.

  • @joebykaeby
    @joebykaeby 6 років тому +9

    I feel like I say this every time I watch Rare Earth, but this is probably the best video and possibly the most important video you guys have ever made. Sincerely, thank you for the work that you do.
    And I'm not just saying that because there's a puppy in it.

  • @trahlem
    @trahlem 6 років тому +12

    Wow! My friends and I were traveling throughout Patagonia and so many locals were telling us exactly these conspiracies! Bottling the water from glaciers, buying up land for his mansions, etc. I tried to search if there was any truth in that but I couldn’t really find any so I was left confused. Thanks for the video and the clarification!

    • @EduardoEscarez
      @EduardoEscarez 6 років тому +2

      Yeah, that was a large thing in the 90s and 2000s, but now has subside a lot. Now, everybody left to right praises his efforts in conservation.

    • @georginawhitby1320
      @georginawhitby1320 6 років тому +1

      Those " conspiracy theories" actually sound like a reasonable summary of what billionaire "philanthropists" more typically do . Genuine supervillain "philanthropists" like Pritzker , Maurice Strong , and Soros are a genuine menace. It sounds like people expected the typical "extreme philanthropy " and they actually got something quite different and more authentic.
      Bill Gates sits somewhere in between.

  • @hanchesterman5661
    @hanchesterman5661 6 років тому +3

    You guys are absolutele geniuses at story telling. I have yet to find some other channel on this platform that grabs my absolute attention like you do with every single video of yours. I tip my hat and look forward to hopefully many more masterpieces on this channel!

  • @dojokonojo
    @dojokonojo 6 років тому +3

    My US history teacher said American Protestant tradition, which helps drive capitalism in saying accumulation of wealth is a good thing under God, is why uber-wealthy industrialists give away to philanthropy because those who are wealthy should also give to the poor. It's why Stanford, the infamous and hated railroad baron of his time is remembered now for founding Stanford University which has contributed vastly to science and technology today. It's why Andrew Carnegie, steel magnate known for being anti-labor interests, is known today for all the libraries he founded and he died pennyless. Even oil monopoly man Rockefeller was known for giving a lot of money to charity. Ruthless capitalists need not hoard all their wealth past, and these guys knew it.

  • @justsomeguy5074
    @justsomeguy5074 6 років тому +1

    Fantastic video! You get better with every upload. The content was so engaging on this one I had a hard time even pausing to notice the Fantastic video. The shot of the gentleman juggling in front of the car stopped in traffic was a particular favorite of mine.

  • @ashm3697
    @ashm3697 6 років тому +1

    great vid man. 'celebrate people who use their wealth for good' - great idea man and i hope you keep doing that

  • @SrLupinotuum
    @SrLupinotuum 6 років тому +2

    Thank you for making this video (and blessings from Chile!! :D)

  • @bacon_de_chat
    @bacon_de_chat 6 років тому

    Another fascinating piece of information about the world which i would otherwise had never known of. Thanks a lot! I am so glad I found your videos.

  • @julianshaw949
    @julianshaw949 6 років тому +2

    Honestly this videos are quality man, you are an amazing youtuber

  • @RebusForever
    @RebusForever 6 років тому +5

    As a fairly left learning person I think you are on point, don't hate the player hate the game, I honestly think the mainstream benefits from outing rich folks who dare help others, always looking for some sign of their hypocrisy, even with Russel Brand and Lilly Allen over here - and the sad thing is it works.
    Progressive social values should unite folks, instead relative wealth is used as a divide.
    I knew nothing about Mr Tompkins and am glad I now do, taaa for the video.

  • @charlesrosenbauer3135
    @charlesrosenbauer3135 6 років тому

    Thank you very much for this video. This is a perspective that I wish more people would see.

  • @MrTokesu
    @MrTokesu 6 років тому +2

    Using a bit of my precious data on my holiday to watch this! Thanks!

  • @praggypopsqa4652
    @praggypopsqa4652 6 років тому

    You are a natural at this. I am binge watching today.

  • @metalfarmer8151
    @metalfarmer8151 6 років тому +49

    i vote that the dog becomes a permanent fixture on this channel.

  • @brendonwest-m1n
    @brendonwest-m1n 6 років тому

    Thanks so much. Doug is a continued inspiration for what can be done.

  • @ShawnBermanBass
    @ShawnBermanBass 6 років тому

    Love how you are able to show the world that is hidden in the shadows throughout your highly intricate and interesting videos.

  • @Windupmykilt
    @Windupmykilt 6 років тому

    Its awesome that the local doggies want say hi to you all making these videos all across the world. These videos are fantastic guys, keep up the good work!!

  • @zaubergarden6900
    @zaubergarden6900 6 років тому +10

    rare earth is the most important thing happening right now

    • @BK-ku1zt
      @BK-ku1zt 6 років тому

      rare earth is the best thing coming out of DC rebirth

  • @Azhar_shaikh1
    @Azhar_shaikh1 4 роки тому

    I just stumbled upon your channel and am unable to understand how do you have so less views.
    I'm possibly a life long viewer. Best of luck dude.

  • @206coconutz
    @206coconutz 6 років тому

    Continued crafting of stories that need telling, or retold, that have depth, meaning, and truth. Please keep this going.

  • @FlavioCamus
    @FlavioCamus 6 років тому

    Thanks Evan! as chilean myself i found flattering you spent a large amount time telling stories of this land.

  • @rogerexposito8815
    @rogerexposito8815 5 років тому

    Bud, always such a great message. Here's another thanks!

  • @kunushiknows6874
    @kunushiknows6874 6 років тому +10

    awesome episode . As an entrepreneur it really makes me rethink my social commitment & what I can do to make the world a better place .

  • @MicrobyteAlan
    @MicrobyteAlan 6 років тому +5

    You’re a great explainer. Thanks from Florida’s Space Coast.

  • @obedjosuemorales3138
    @obedjosuemorales3138 6 років тому

    What an amazing video, it should have millions of views for its great quality.

  • @markpetteway7176
    @markpetteway7176 6 років тому

    Superb as always thank you for sharing another story that I might not have otherwise ever heard living in a rural section of the United States

  • @IM-iw7wd
    @IM-iw7wd 6 років тому +4

    Don’t stop, keep making videos man

  • @steverogers7611
    @steverogers7611 6 років тому +1

    This guy doesn’t just make sense
    He makes sense all the time with everything he says

  • @zeel54
    @zeel54 6 років тому

    Amazing! Always learning something new from you, thank you sir

  • @avichalmishra5725
    @avichalmishra5725 6 років тому

    Thank you! rare Earth for bringing this to me.

  • @jonathannelson1449
    @jonathannelson1449 6 років тому

    Beautiful! Wonderful work as always.

  • @LionofJudah75
    @LionofJudah75 6 років тому

    If your lucky enough to do what you love and make a living doing it..then you are a success.
    Great video, interesting perspective Evan.

  • @TonyAnschutz
    @TonyAnschutz 6 років тому

    This is a great perspective. Gotta share this! Thank you

  • @jiakaiwang6367
    @jiakaiwang6367 6 років тому

    I didn't know much about him but I am glad you uploaded this video

  • @janus2773
    @janus2773 6 років тому

    thank god the rare in rare earth doesn't mean just one video every 6 months

  • @astroboy.monsterhigh0.o
    @astroboy.monsterhigh0.o 6 років тому

    These shows are simply amazing. I love watching them.

  • @heather95
    @heather95 6 років тому

    This was so well done. I love these. Subbed

  • @HashSl1ng1ngSlasher
    @HashSl1ng1ngSlasher 6 років тому

    what an excellent video, and perfect summary of my life philosophy. Faith can only be put into individuals, and the system is shaped by that fact. All we can do is the best we can with the tools we have.

  • @anentiresleeveoforeos2087
    @anentiresleeveoforeos2087 6 років тому +7

    5:30 dat boy about to donate

  • @ThoughtyTheWrangler
    @ThoughtyTheWrangler 6 років тому

    Another highlight of my Saturday, courtesy of youtube. Thank you

  • @aidanwansbrough7495
    @aidanwansbrough7495 6 років тому

    Thanks for such an interesting, thought-provoking video!

  • @Maxime_K-G
    @Maxime_K-G 6 років тому

    One Rare Earth video a day keeps me losing faith in humanity away !

  • @jacac
    @jacac 6 років тому

    I really recommend visiting “carretera austral” or “southern highway” in Chile. It’s one of the most beautiful road trips you can take in the world, where many of the national parks created by Douglas Tompkins are located.

  • @Simon-ow6td
    @Simon-ow6td 6 років тому +1

    For every benevolent, aulturistic and wise leviathan there are 10 malificent who could not care less for the needs of the world. It is the classical Royal Roulett of modern times. Only with worse odds than ever. Any system dependent on specific and singular individuals to be good, wise and egalitarian is a system that will see neither.

  • @TehMasterSword
    @TehMasterSword 6 років тому

    Thank you, Chris. Thank you, Evan.

  • @kathleenmuchka2559
    @kathleenmuchka2559 4 роки тому

    Talk about giving back. Incredible.

  • @Bouche4Dag
    @Bouche4Dag 6 років тому

    This video holds a great positive message. Good think about who and how we go into a sustainable future

  • @mediocrebanters
    @mediocrebanters 6 років тому +7

    What the world needs is a real-life Bruce Wayne.

    • @RareEarthSeries
      @RareEarthSeries  6 років тому +7

      A severely traumatized man who spends his fortune fulfilling childhood revenge while ignoring the root issues of crime? Nah, I'm good. :)

    • @ctwofirst6635
      @ctwofirst6635 6 років тому +1

      I don't understand the American obsession with superheroes.

    • @mediocrebanters
      @mediocrebanters 6 років тому +1

      Rare Earth You might have just triggered Batman fans. Please prepare your inbox with lots of internet lube 😂 It wasn't all about chilhood vengeance but about undoing the legacy of unbridled power untempered by morality (the legacy of his father & others like him). Little Bruce puts on a costume based on an animal that he fears. Imagine for a moment that if he feared squirrels, what costume would he put on? What if he feared African Americans, how racist would that be? Or what if he feared gay people in a Pride parade? What if he feared Canadians? Does he put on plaid hockey player uniform, throwing Mapple-rangs with built-in Sorry Cards at criminals and his hide out is a local Tim Horton's?

    • @bennylofgren3208
      @bennylofgren3208 6 років тому

      B. M. Seriously, who could fear Canadians? 😃 They are some of the friendliest, most good-natured and loving people on this planet! And I say that as a Swede, whose country have battled Canada countless times on the hockey rink... but always with great sportsmanship, so there is nothing but respect here. 🇨🇦🇸🇪

  • @wonteatit
    @wonteatit 6 років тому

    Another beautiful video. Thanks!

  • @owengaskill8916
    @owengaskill8916 6 років тому

    This video is beautiful, both visually and ideologically.

  • @robertkopp873
    @robertkopp873 6 років тому

    Another brilliant presentation. Thanks.

  • @marianocipriota
    @marianocipriota 6 років тому

    In Argentina we were really scared and angry at him. I am prety sure that 50 years from now we will have streets named after this great man. It's really sad..

  • @LasOrveloz
    @LasOrveloz 6 років тому

    This video is 100% better with the dog (St. bernard?) around. I mean It's a great video talking to the point about the subject, but dogs really do make everything better. RARE PUPPER OF RARE EARTH!

  • @sweetwheatsy
    @sweetwheatsy 6 років тому

    Thank you so much for this. I like to think myself having a quite well-tuned moral compass, and I usually recognize the actions of people being affected by external factors, and sometimes being beyond their meaningful control. But someone's gotta take the blame somewhere, and that usually goes to the wealthiest and most influencial. An important reminder that not all are egocentrical beings raised from the mortal coil; and those that contribute bring positive change and progression akin to the contributions of 100.000's of people.
    Really have to check the statistics of their contributing before I keep doing the mantra...

  • @maikelwarmerdam8911
    @maikelwarmerdam8911 6 років тому

    I F*kn love your series.

  • @eddenoy321
    @eddenoy321 6 років тому

    Rare Earth , Rare Channel

  • @lw4santo
    @lw4santo 6 років тому

    Dude, this Chilean series of videos are rad! thx Saludos

  • @Crosshill
    @Crosshill 6 років тому +1

    its amazing how some people cant hold two conflicting worldviews at once, and see and acknowledge both the good and bad sides of other people, instead sticking to a single narrative. bad people do good things, good people do bad things, and who even defines the good and bad to begin with?

  • @jacobusstrydom7017
    @jacobusstrydom7017 6 років тому

    Excellent video. Could not agree more.

  • @simon133000
    @simon133000 6 років тому +10

    How to spend money? Making this beautyful videos

    • @hackhenk
      @hackhenk 6 років тому

      How to spend money? Become a Patron of Rare Earth!

  • @perrinfan
    @perrinfan 6 років тому

    I am so happy to learn this. Thank you.

  • @GenJotsu
    @GenJotsu 6 років тому +1

    It's not about how little or a lot you have; it's what you do with it.

  • @BoarVessel-BCEtruscanCer-xy7et
    @BoarVessel-BCEtruscanCer-xy7et 6 років тому +2

    How many videos are you hoping to get done in Armenia? Really looking forward to it, as its such a mysterious place !

    • @RareEarthSeries
      @RareEarthSeries  6 років тому +2

      Boar Vessel, 600-500 B.C. , Etruscan Ceramic Unfortunately only 5 or 6, because we were just here for a week together. We will see when all is said and done how fast I am able to write.

  • @consensuslphisk
    @consensuslphisk 6 років тому

    Great video, like always

  • @toyota218921
    @toyota218921 6 років тому +2

    Another great vid.

  • @shayhan6227
    @shayhan6227 6 років тому

    I like how he casually pets the dog every once in a while.

  • @samshrimpton407
    @samshrimpton407 6 років тому

    Awesome as always.

  • @kitcutting
    @kitcutting 3 роки тому

    Large, majestic Saint Bernard doggo looks like a very old doggo

  • @turusso
    @turusso 6 років тому

    We are extremely thankful for his selfless work. He came to a dictatorial country back then to teach us about environment when that wasn't even a thing. His Pumalin park has saved thousands of plants and animals for generations of chileans and travelers willing to contemplate its beauty. His legacy cannot be quantified, and it's a reflection of the greater good all billionaires can achieve when they care about others.

  • @maverickloggins5470
    @maverickloggins5470 6 років тому +2

    Stopped everything for this

  • @C4CH3S
    @C4CH3S 6 років тому

    I hope you are coming to Paraguay! We have some stories here too.

  • @wojtus9135
    @wojtus9135 6 років тому +17

    i like science and rare earth, thanks

  • @vemoes
    @vemoes 6 років тому +3

    I live right where you're filming in the beginning! how did I miss you? lol

  • @rbbearthwormjim
    @rbbearthwormjim 6 років тому

    this was a great, your videos expand my mind more then anything other creators video's on youtube.
    I Cant wait to see your next video.
    Have you considered have a contest for other thought provoking film makers or to hosting another persons work on Rare earth?

  • @alexanderpitman9433
    @alexanderpitman9433 6 років тому

    The next time you are home in Chile could you do a story about Lake Pehoe? I recently saw a picture of the beautiful lake and wondered if there might be anything there that might also be special about the place.

  • @William-Morey-Baker
    @William-Morey-Baker 6 років тому

    new hero. thank you Mr. Tompkins, truly inspiring. looked down to see i'm wearing a North Face jacket... classic lol

  • @rocketblogs2874
    @rocketblogs2874 4 роки тому

    I don’t think anyone in history ever thought that it was possible for everyone to be wealthy because then money wouldn’t mean anything they would always have to be something that puts people on a higher level than others but I think in general what we hope to accomplish is that everyone has what they need to survive and prosper that does not mean having a huge house or a car because in reality you just need a place to host you or your family and cars are only necessary in urban areas, in rural you can still ride animals or bike. We need to start being more hunter gatherers like we were once if humanity is to keep existing for centuries to come

  • @wtfnitinfoten6068
    @wtfnitinfoten6068 6 років тому

    My wife and I are binge-watching all your videos. They are so intelligently produced! Thanks for this. BTW, we noticed your cool t-shirts, where do you get them?

  • @krcn00b
    @krcn00b 6 років тому

    thx for your awesome Videos!

  • @nicholasjohnson7325
    @nicholasjohnson7325 6 років тому

    Great Video. Thank you.

  • @NeoNeoNeo
    @NeoNeoNeo 6 років тому

    Great as always