Dune?

@@Bambience what did you ask me?

@@saturn5312 Tremors, more likely... ;)

Tremors 🤩🤩

I came here for this comment. 🤜

😂😂😭

😒😐🤣🤣😂😂😂

With fake waves so people can surf.

kid go watch A cartoon this not for you idiot

No way this is not going to fail

Honestly same. Now I kind of want to see how far this will go before it falls in on ifself

@@heretical_cuttlefish I hope it fails. They removed many indigenous people from the land, FORCIBLY! Those people didn't have say on the project. Sad.

Nah cuz same

They have no choice but to build it . Think . How hot will Saudi be in 20 years time ? It simply won't be possible to live outside of a micro climate Smart Dome . This is the future humans are creating with their daily choices of consumption . With their daily carbon footprint.

@@heretical_cuttlefish this project will be finished and success

Rabi'ah by Santeau Group lol

Definitely gonna give off dystopian vibes soon

*When

And a great way to control mass amounts of people easily.

Real life Stray's Dead City

Sounds like a normal City

@@evognayr *in china

Agree, looks great as arch stunt but not as living idea. Just another weird tourist destination.

Yeah discluding the prison part, security wont probably be a problem in the line, but Im pretty sure there will be ways to go to other cities, 2 other projects surround the line so you could go to them and leave the line

@@28Corner In every big town in the western world as well.

Someone calculated how wide it is using those dump trucks. Its only 100 meters wide, so only half the planned width.

Maybe it’s just an underground corridor for utilities.

it's not narrow, you'd feel more claustrophobic being in newyork, where skyscrappers are a few meters apart.

that is meant for the hyper sonic train for travel, dummies

@ yeah but theyre not continuous. But im not saying new york is good, its terrible

"But muslims are backwards"

And the most stupid.

Still beats the least expensive hole: ur moms 🐱

@@user-qx9zn2cj4e damn

@@user-qx9zn2cj4e ouch😅

Really? You really think they are worried about running out of money❓

@@frencusmcguire8547 of course the ppl wored about it but not the gov

沙特出钱 中国负责建造先导项目

@@Abu-Dahem They will just sell oil at higher prices to other countries.

china builds hunderds of cities every year, this is a miniscule use of concrete by comparison

what?

@@fredvoid5976 There's so much that goes through my brain when I see this. 1. Their claim is that there aren't enough natural resources to go around. Which is false. Greed is the issue when it comes to natural resources. Their solution? Pack 100's of thousands of humans into one long tunnel of apartments and market it as "sustainable." While the people who own this thing will still be in their billion dollar mansions flying to and fro in their jets. I see it as a prison. 2. Dystopian: 'relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice.' Reminds me of George Orwells novel, 1984, where 'the Party' ----> scrutinizes human actions

Are you afraid of lines?

Good point. It's also terrible from a transport point of view: food, energy, clothes, people, electronics, furniture... Okay, I'm sure food and energy could be partially produced/collected locally to each km/section. But a circle would still be a much better shape.

@@vince6252 I agree with you. A closed shape would be better. Or a spider web shape, or a triangle or hexagon net. Everything is already invented.

@@vince6252 Or, call me crazy, a square network with some diagonal!.

It will be protected 24/7 by AI driven direct energy weapons.

Genius architects in the replies forgetting what a door is. State of humanity in 2022.

if it's anything like Dubai, the construction worker are basically slaves.. 🤷 in Dubai the average wage was $175usd per month.. these giant projects wouldn't happen without slavery..

If they do it like usually in Saudi a few ten thousand of these construction workers die there.... Yeah mad respect for abusing humans as slaves

It's October. Should be a pleasant mid 30's. Next summer will be the issue.

@@richardschofield2201 Neom is not as hot as Qatar or Dubai.. being in the North near Jordan.

They are using slaves you dumb fool

🥸Look at the plan ... 🏜📏🧻📐👀💡

10 years for phases 1 & 2 at best, that's few miles. The whole project will be 50+ years. I have a feeling they will give up on it after phase 1 though.

@@Mermaider I could see that :P but I can't deny it will be cool to see the progress.

@@AstroTheBalancer Yah indeed, looking forward to it. The 50 years figure is actually official btw.

And thus The Line began to transform into: *The Square* .

Apocalypse** movies

what's that? a.. science thing? .. a TV show? (?)

@@tamarunitamaruni4724 cartoon on hulu

Right. As opposed to the dirt hauling itself for construction.

Kinda feels like the start of a big Minecraft project

The amount of butthurt westerns is funny

but,,,but robots 😂

Well, they said it would make 380,000 jobs. I guess they'll have to live in it, just outside behind a hill* or have a reeely long commute. * Can't have the staff living too close to these fancy properties.

A job for every resident. Not a bad thing.

with 50°

@@vince6252 it's a shiny new prison concept. Tell them they're free even though they can't leave

You are saying this because you are not rich, Saudis royal family is worth trillions of dollars

you just cant prove that this will happen

Saudi is mostly flat desert it was always cheaper to build sky scrapers on such a flat terrain

Yeah, it's called the Circle.

If they end up abandoning it, it'll make for a great set for the live action adaptation miniseries!

ستستخدم الات بشكل مؤقت من اجل البناء وليس مدى الحياة كما تفعل السيارات

What else they gon build with, their bare hands? Wake up

yeah,they arent 😂🤡

Neom ends just before Duba, from then to Wajh is a different project mainly for lavish and treatment centered tourism project called Amaala, from Wajh to Umluj is another huge project called the red sea project (development on 30 islands) like the maldives. Recently the red sea project owner company called (the red sea development company) took Amaala under their ownership and they accelerated their development. The company will develop a sum of around 11 other projects of that magnitude along the 2000km res sea coast of Saudi Arabia, and will be listed as a public company sometime in the near future.

@@fawazaljohani8447 soooo many projects can't count them all lol masha allah

@@PSYCHOPATHiO exactly, the Vision is to turn the Red Sea into something like the Mediterranean Sea, which will benefit the entire region and boost the economy.

@@PSYCHOPATHiO 😍

والله انا شغالين ماشالله. الله يحفظ بلادنا وملكنا وولي العهد من كل عين حاسده

That's 2 Different countries. Dubai is in UAE and this is in Saudi Arabia.

And the saudis offered to the gods of the desert the 100m tall pile of fuck all that is the abandoned core of the never gonna happen Jeddah Tower so...

@@jbeyond7402 ok so because its 2 different countries the outcome could not be the same?

@@klickklack3949 Yes

Most of the design is predicated on contemporary and niave notions about sustainability and liveability. This thing is going to bisect, disrupt and ultimately destroy numerous ecosystems that are interdependent. The economic and political turmoil that would result from a half a trillion dollars, or 70% of the country's GDP, or 83x their annual tourism revenue,,being funneled into such a narrow set of economic purposes would surely lead to dire economic and political consequences. Don't forget that a Saudi court, the same court that prosecutes, convicts and executes human rights activists as terrorists with frightening alacrity, quietly sentenced 3 people who refused to leave their homes and ancestral land to make way for this vanity project, to death. The crown price also had an outspoken brother of one of those men shot dead by Saudi special forces. The fact that the visible face of this whole grotesque project is a mirror is insanely ironic.

@@tiberiusG what you watched the video of western basement dweller smarty pants and got all your facts? Dude this is just spending fiat money before it goes to shit. And definitely laundering money/redirecting public money in a openly hidden way.

@@tiberiusG White people are so jealous 😄 cause probably the last project your shity country made was another Mcdonalds franchise lol

Ask what it is about the project thats exiting, its just called a false promise project, it isnt any good to start making it and wasting time

Yeah! Get some success and money as you're going. More sustainable project. Obviously, not sustainable in the carbon neutral/negative sense.

Well it does connect to the ocean 🌊

I concur. Maybe that is the width of only one of the side walls? Tractor-dump truck approx. 13.5 meters long, cut looks to be about 8 tractor-dump trucks wide in the opening scene = 108 meters wide.

you want your money back or what

Relax, Its for the metro and infrastructure.

That’s only for the spine! The high speed train..

@@jskay77 read the video description 🙃

We will 👍🏻

Dude! All you‘ve seen are a few trucks in the desert. Don’t be so gullible.

well everything that has zero carbon requires carbon at one point. Its like making electric cars, to make the battery you need a bunch of minerals to dig from the earth

@@RandomIsNotAvailable fr these npcs in comments keep going on about the use of machinery to build it, they’re not gonna build it with their bare hands ffs

Great people build impossible projects like the pyramids

Exactly! This is total BS

Well, they still started construction, no? Terraforming is simply the first part. The fact that they've begun with it, means they're genuinely thinking about building it. Before this, everyone viewed it as a fun and exciting concept for the future, not something they were actually intending on going through with at this moment.

It is a pretty long distance 170 kilometers is a lot

Exactly my thoughts. This construction site is a joke compared to the shear size of the original concept. And I'm being honest here: Rich or not, this thing will be a giant waste of time, ressources and money. Just like China's ghost cities. I'm 100% positive that there are millions of better alternatives to build a city which can turn out way more efficient and useful than this big a** rectangle.

They have other vids on here with construction of breaking ground very deep. Like 7 months old.

Plurals are tough for non-native English speakers.

I'd have the "philosophy": "They're paying me to work, so I will do stuff they say. Don't think it'll work, but I'll have a job and money for a while. If they stop paying me, I'll get lost."

You needn't worry. Some estimate Saudis have destroyed 98% of pre-islamic heritage. I'm sure they'll get those pyramids too !

@@paulf3999 they’ve destroyed 80% of pre and destroyed 99% of their own islamic heritage. Enlightened bunch of guys. Although praying the new King does better

ولاة امرها ههههههههههههههههه

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Enjoy watching us going further.

Apparently that’s the metro line

What do you mean? 😅

the country is mostly a desert lol

@@dodi1010 Yeah exactly

@@Shwi6een Well look at Dubai, and now this NEOM project. No matter what, there's no water or food within a thousand square miles. All the food and water has to be transported in for the millions of people they expect to live there. Just a logistical nightmare. If you want to build a city you intend to be the future of humanity, build it in a more habitable place.

@@jrjubach well, the region that’s NEOM is in gets snowy in winter just so you know, it’s not like what you think and although it’s a costly region the humidity isn’t anything near like Jeddah and Dubai.. and about the food and water idk where you get that information from but I’m sure it’s not based on facts because my father used to go hunting there in Alula long ago which is in the same region of NEOM before it became tourist destination.. Check Tabuk region videos and see by yourself

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Your probably don't know much about sand storms.

Team of engineers, consultants, investors, due diligence etc. All got it wrong. They should’ve hired this random guy on KZfaq who still says “lol” at the end of his comment. He knows better.

I wish it was. The best idea I heard so far about the project: Build it it the Metaverse instead!

u wont love it when mbs kills ur a$$ for saying something wrong lol

You will visit someday inshallah. Greetings to our Muslim brothers in Russia and the caucus. I hope we will get even closer with Russia as a partner as the years go on, we already are.

Fuck ruSSia the terrorist state

It is your country, my Muslim brother, you are welcome

Your point?

@@user-qx9zn2cj4e end of days so buckle up 😂

It's a prophecy by prophet Muhammad peace be upon him

@@user-qx9zn2cj4e It's one of the prophecies by Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him.

والأجانب يتنافسون لا بأس !!

It’s pretty bad

It seems like a dystopian nightmare in the making.

Negative Nancies usually reside in smelly flats moaning about minimum wage. 😂

@Warrior cry more

Everything comes with a price This will take a lot of resources both natural and human (they probably have it covered with debt slaves like in Dubai) for something so inefficient

It will fail for sure. However, the question is how much money the saudi are going to lose in the process. I cant wait to see.

@@Soraform1 Lol. I can tell you’re well clued up on Saudi cash and how they’ve terraformed the land. 🤣. Saudis don’t fail mate. 👍

Dude, they definitely get water. Nobody can work without water and food

You definitely never been in Saudi before

Lol. How ignorant are you mate? Extreme heat isn’t 23 degrees. 🤣🤣

😂😂🤣🤣😂 they drink oil to live Are you stupid , who could stay a life without water 🤣🤣

The work in coldest region in the country Tabuk the snow falls there and the summer is warm the get food&water&money&health care

well, they pyramids didn't need to sustain life. it didn't need a hospital, plumbing and all that infrasture.

@@charmander777 fair point! But, while I wasn’t alive then, I would imagine the task(s) seemed impossible and implausible.

@@charmander777 why are people so militantly against it? It’s like high schoolers seeing a kid dreaming big and trying to put him down. Taking on challenging projects should be commended.

@@user-qx9zn2cj4e it's challenging yes but seems like such a waste. I'm not a fan of a country that holds executions every Friday.

@@charmander777 no one cares a shit about you. Saudi Arabia has shit tons of money and they using it for their own country instead of so called advance country military budget

A good engineer wouldn't build this.

Oh wooow i Never knew that.. mbs is really madly ambitious somehow amazing!

haha