That's a slick way to guilt people into giving money. Bravo.

Awesome!! I'm from Jamaica 🇯🇲 thnks for putting this out there. Enjoy your videos 📹 😊

I did the questionnaire and we use substantially less than anyone else on the graph… unfortunately I can’t afford to spend £10 a month making it even better… but I really hope someone who can afford this, does it!

Offsetting......not stopping or changing in any way

sadly, programs to offset carbon emissions by planting trees look amazing on paper but are proving to be logistically impossible......if we halted all such programs today, and immediately went to plant all the trees already committed to by such offset programs we would need land the equivalent of THREE Indias to plant solid in trees with no other development or use -- there is no such amount of land, so the program looks good and definitely sounds good but we don't have the land to do so already, not even considering any future commitments made even tomorrow......it is time we began to explore other options immediately

We likkle but we talawah.

Two white guys heard the same story...must be true

That is very cool. Thank you for sharing and giving this your "thumbs up" as well. Ignore the Internet Trolls...

@@allananonimozeta9345 I'm the 3rd white guy so it's valid.

@@allananonimozeta9345 I'm white?? Damn! Always thought I was black, guess my parents have some explaining to do

I imagine he'd be thinking more along the lines of, "Wow, I took the right day off." xD

Like an old version of Dubai !

And Castles built on sand melt into the sea eventually.

@@derpderpus6075 nice poetry bro

You basically just described San Fransisco

Hendrix

Interesting... So there's been very very little excavation Surely, one day, lots will be dug up...

@@Leshic2 i hope so trust me.

One aspect of the pirate life I find interesting is that some of them were kind of liberal in how they organised on the ship. It was of course a mixed batch but a general sense of equality is what many left their former lives to attain.

​@@RaterProTrickster There's no equality under Liberalism.

Thanks for the info!

Thank you for the knowledge share. Now I know what I’m gonna research today.

This response is the Pompeii of KZfaq.

One man survived thanks to his mighty thick prison walls.

This needs to be bumped up. Researched and then documented by Whistler.

Was about to mention the same thing. Also for when they had to go into the cargo hold with no light.

I heard it was to navigate better at night

Are you serious? or just pulling my leg? This makes sense, but at the same time, doesn't...

@@Leshic2 Yep. You can try it yourself. If you wake up in the middle of the night to say use the bath room, keep one eye tightly closed. Turn on the light and do your business. When done and you turn off the light, it's really dark right? Now open that other eye and you can see a hell of a lot better.

@@Ashannon888 I'm floored to hear this for the first time about the pirate's eye patch in my 40s, almost 50s.. Amazing.. Learn something new every day..

Happy new year for you too

Haha there's new Simon video EVERYDAY, enjoy all those good days and happy new year!

Cheers

Interesting.. Didn't know that..

@@19thcenturyman95 haha different type of pirate 🤪

As would I. However, it's not as though this city would have been preserved if it HAD survived, so...? I don't understand. xD

There’s one in USA. It’s in Tampa bay, called buccaneers 🏴‍☠️. Pay it a visit if you can

@@figo007tv I type up buccaneers and it comes with some sport team

It would be interesting to see how the massive melting pot of all the different races got along but that's about it I recon, mostly it would just be stocked with faux-pirate crap. Check out recent tifo's video about pirate speak. They were just normal dudes.

Same island same climate same resources, stunningly different destinies.

What's bammy?

I was surprised that he did Port Royal, but he always talk about pirates, and what's pirates without Port Royal

@@cleverusername9369 Good stuff

@@cleverusername9369 it's a traditional flatbread that was a created by the arawaks, Jamaica's first inhabitants.

@@cleverusername9369 its Cassava Root that's grounded to a consistency that's a little coarser than flour...it can be fried or steamed....Jamaicans usually have it with fish

That's got to be a very cool feeling.. Congratulations. Thank god for people like Simon and all his channels... Doing a better job than big production TV shows.

East Ohio would have been a good one. Lol

@@brianbishop4753 Stay on your side of the...Ohio! XD

It would if it's somewhat properly documented. Otherwise it could easily become a bunch of speculating content stretching...

And then make one with the aztecs waging guerrilla warfare on the Spanish.

@@andersjjensen No reason you can't make a nice piece of fiction inspired by historic notes.

HAHAHA!!!!!!!!! That is so funny!!!

Earthquakes are also getting worse because of the larger effects of climate change, like the shifting weight on the crust because of ice melt. Things are going to get really bad if we don't drastically change quickly.

Brit was who built the structures at Port Royal at the earthquake time.....

At the earthquake time when Port Royal in part, sank.

Already there, ever talked to a white person that supports blm? What's their view of abortion?

@@cromBumny WTF does that have to do with anything?

Sounds mythic, doesn't it?

Watch the movie.

One of my most favorite movies!

@@giselematthews7949 that movie contains my favorite bad Boston accent of all time: "THEYAH GOW'N RIGHT INTAH DA JWAHHS AV DA MWONSTAHH!"

Or the 1755 Lisbon quake which increased church patronage.

With its so sad ending

Annnnnd gee it makes me wonder whyyyyy they removed the dislike button.. almost like we cannot voice our opinion against a sponsor we do not like as viewers

@@yourdadsotherfamily3530 ? It's there...

@@celticlass8573 It is but the amount of dislikes is hidden, though easily unhidden with a simple ad-on.

I'm terrified of it, personally!

@@willowtdog6449 Yeah I live in South Carolina, and we're not exactly known for our earthquakes, but recently we've had a few and this video popped/comment popped up, coincidence? 🤔

Wren its just another business. Mining not gold or oil but guilt.

Depending on how they calculate, the carbon footprint does inlcude all your consumptions. Fuel for your car, electricity for your house, the carbon footprint of your steak or avocado etc. Yes, the amount of CO2 anyone of us directly sets free by burning stuff is negligable. The top 20 of greenhouse gas emission contributors are all in the field of oil, coal or mining. I know I'm being a bit naive here, but in theory, if everyone in Europe for example changes their habits a bit, we'd need less ships carrying stuff all across the world for no real reason, less trucks carrying stuff all across the continent, less electricty produced by burning coal or gas, all of which contributing to lowering the emissions of the companies involved in supplying the fuel for this madness... but overall I'd agree, Wren sounds like they're just trying to cash in on guilt. Personally, I decided to help saving the world by making sure that my kids will never be responsible for the emission of a single gram of greenhouse gases by not having any. Easiest, most efficient & cheapest option by far.

its just a way of getting personal data to sell is all.

It's cool. I use roughly 7 times the carbon foot print just to take away more from y'all shrinking away yours!😂

That report is a missaracterization of where the emissions come from. Not only do they condense industries into single companies (example: Chinese coal, Russian coal) or are primarily state owned enterprises. Of the top 10 firms on the list, 2 are publicl, and none are in the top 5.

You are right! That is so funny!

Congratulations!

Same!

Interesting.. Thank you for sharing.. I would imagine there's a good number of ghost stories/experiences..

And was once called the richest city on earth

Ha! You're not alone! I've seen others. Congratulations for having a video done by Geographics on your country! I'm sure many more could be done. Another person in the comments said that there are many other stories, but only the locals know them..

Which are made up of people, that sell products you purposely buy

@@slaydon3 True but the worst offenders are the corporations that while ultimately what they create end up in our hands, we, as average folk, can't really even do anything about. Mining, forestry, oil and gas, coal, factory farming etc.

@@slaydon3 amazon is large enough where its practically impossible to boycott. If you could organise a large scale boycott or strike then you have the chance to change some of that.