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Jimi Sol
United States
Приєднався 23 січ 2008
Animated videos that articulate paradigm-challenging perspectives.
¿Que es la Agricultura Regenerativa?
Traducción al español fue posible gracias a Coalición para la Alimentación y Uso del Suelo. folucolombia.org/
English Version: ua-cam.com/video/fSEtiixgRJI/v-deo.html
Apóyame en patreon.com/jimi
Fuentes:
www.nature.com/articles/s41586-018-0757-z
Jeff Lowenfels & Wayne Lewis, Teaming with Microbes, 2006
www.ontario.ca/page/environmental-impacts-nitrogen-use-agriculture
journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0136157
Allan Savory, Holistic Management, 1999, 244.
globalrangelands.org/topics/rangeland-ecology/grass-growth
www.grass-fed-solutions.com/pasture-rotation.html
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304380007000993
Toby Hemenway, Gaia's Garden, 2001
English Version: ua-cam.com/video/fSEtiixgRJI/v-deo.html
Apóyame en patreon.com/jimi
Fuentes:
www.nature.com/articles/s41586-018-0757-z
Jeff Lowenfels & Wayne Lewis, Teaming with Microbes, 2006
www.ontario.ca/page/environmental-impacts-nitrogen-use-agriculture
journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0136157
Allan Savory, Holistic Management, 1999, 244.
globalrangelands.org/topics/rangeland-ecology/grass-growth
www.grass-fed-solutions.com/pasture-rotation.html
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304380007000993
Toby Hemenway, Gaia's Garden, 2001
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How Plants Cool the Planet
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Climate change is getting pretty scary, but plants can make things better, if we help them help us! Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/jimi Visit my website: jimisol.net This video was made with support from Fenwick Foundation. fenwickfoundation.org Thanks to the Ecosystem Restoration Alliance for help with research, networking, and serving as a fiscal sponsor to make Fenwick Foundation's donat...
Understanding Our Soil: The Nitrogen Cycle, Fixers, and Fertilizer
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What are nitrogen fixing plants, and why use them over nitrogen fertilizer? This video answers this question through an explanation of the nitrogen cycle. Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol Thai translation of this video: ua-cam.com/video/nF6uMcayErM/v-deo.html Sources: Thomas J. Elpel. Botany in a Day. Hops Press, 2013 NASA. U.S. Standard Atmosp...
What is a Worker Cooperative?
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What are worker-owned cooperatives, and what role might they have in changing the structure of our society? This video explores what worker cooperatives are, why they're good, and how they are a key part of a revolution, from a syndicalist perspective. Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol Music: 'Backbay Lounge' by Kevin MacLeod A great podcast epi...
Climate Change: The Water Paradigm
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In this video, we explore why maintaining a healthy water cycle may be much more important for the health of the climate than people realize. In case you are wondering, I'm not suggesting that the greenhouse effect due to CO2 or methane is insignificant. But I do think that the importance of the water cycle has been grossly under-emphasized, and should occupy a more central position in environm...
What is Regenerative Agriculture?
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Regenerative agriculture is an effective way to restore biodiversity and stabilize the climate, but what exactly is it? This video explores three different regenerative practices that have great potential both in food production and in healing the land. Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/Jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol Spanish Version: ua-cam.com/video/Uac_nX_gYQY/v-deo.html To...
Regenerative Agriculture: A Solution to Climate Change
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Regenerative agricultural practices have enormous potential in stabilizing the climate. What will it take to implement these practices across the board? Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/Jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol This video is based on the writing of Charles Eisenstein. Visit Charles' Website for more related content: www.charleseisenstein.org/climate Visit Charles' ...
Carbon: The Ecosystems View
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How do ecosystems affect atmospheric carbon? It turns out they keep the atmosphere in balance more than one might think. Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/Jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol This video is based on the writing of Charles Eisenstein. Visit Charles' Website for more related content: www.charleseisenstein.org/ Visit Charles' UA-cam channel: ua-cam.com/users/Charle...
What is Permaculture? A Very Basic Introduction
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This is a vlog-style video about the basic ideas around permaculture. I made this a year and a half before deciding to publicize it, so it is older and a bit different from my usual kinds of videos. Hopefully you enjoy it. Also, I made this before I developed the awareness to mention indigenous land management, and how it mirrors much of what we call permaculture. Not only specific practices, b...
What's Up With Capitalism? A Marxist Perspective
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This is a simple educational video about Marxism. The explanation is (quite literally) a bit of a cartoon, so take it for what it's worth. Hopefully you will get something out of it. Whether or not Karl Marx is right, he started an important conversation that we are still having over a century later. Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/Jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol The mus...
The Biotic Pump: How Forests Create Rain
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Forests contribute to climate stability in many important ways, including creating regular rainfall patterns. If you are experiencing drought in your area, it may well be because of deforestation. Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/Jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol Sources: Makarieva A.M., Gorshkov V.G., Li B.-L. (2009) Precipitation on land versus distance from the ocean: Ev...
Our Economic System: A Game of Musical Chairs
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The game "Musical Chairs" is a lot like our current economic system. Maybe this is why we're seeing so much greed in the world... Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol This video is based on a chapter from "Climate: A New Story" by Charles Eisenstein. More of his work can be found at charleseisenstein.org/
Interest-Bearing Debt
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A short video about how interest-bearing debt creates an environment of artificial scarcity. Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol
The Julia Sets: How it Works, and Why it's Amazing!
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A concise description of how the Julia sets are generated, and their similarities to the famous fractal, the Mandelbrot set. Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol Some of the music in this video was made by Kevin MacLeod and came from incompetech.com.
The Mandelbrot Set: How it Works, and Why it's Amazing!
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An informative video about the Mandelbrot set that explains the mathematics, then provides some thought-provoking sentiment. Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/jimi Make a one-time donation: paypal.me/JimiSol Music used in the video: Kevin MacLeod's Music: www.incompetech.com (Royalty-free) Numatik's Music: www.numatik.com (Used with permission)
"Daydream" - Pencil Drawn Animation
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"Daydream" - Pencil Drawn Animation
Bullish. Controlled usage of fertilizer is the best way. It keeps the micobes and human happy.
Very interesting.
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评论区大多数资本主义支持者还是在资本主义的思想束缚下“证伪”马克思主义。实际上你们认为的大多数“天经地义”的“真理”,在数千万年的人类历史中大部分时间根本不存在。
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Great, another video of an idea that we have years of documented failures yet people still believe its viable
Although my position on Marxism has shifted greatly, I view that Marx's concepts of Commodity Fetishism, Theory of Labor and Surplus Value Exploitation are a part of our reality. The only thing I do not understand how can people support, private rights to exploit resources like Water, Minerals and Fossil fuels. These resources are limited, in my country bottling water and selling it has become a lucrative business , where Companies are awarded exclusive rights to Wells and Springs, and since it does not really cost much to bottle water (Pumping the water out, Cost of producing the plastic Bottle, Energy and labor) , the profit margin is very high. Add in , that these companies are close to government circles, where corruption factors in, the government water supplying agency either create , or does not actively solve the constant cuts and water quality issues so people who have bad taste for water with dirt and chlorine shift towards buying these bottled water, and sometimes it is even polluted with sewage, so the option is really taken out. I do not understand who had come with such laws, bottling water does not add much to the economy really, it is not a domain with big expertise, or employing people, add in the environmental negative effect of all that plastic. Instead of fixing the frequent water supply problems and installing drinking fountains in schools, universities and public institutions everywhere, you have people economically disadvantages people either drinking from the "faucet" or forced to reuse those toxic plastic bottle to be able to drink while outside. The social effect is ridiculous , we have now classism in drinking water, the rich and the well-off are well distinguished by drinking plastic water especially expensive brands, and the poor are ridiculed and socially identified by drinking from the faucets . I cannot wrap my mind around it, we have the money, we have a big coast, we can use sea water, and solve it and for good. Believe or not, one of my motives for leaving this country in the future is the water problem.
Im bad in english But im understand Thanks🙏 I have amazing bacteria
Answers in Genesis gives an excellent lecture on understanding the Mandelbrot Set: ua-cam.com/video/OlD2rcm971U/v-deo.htmlsi=oKn3ZSiDoQ5_Hhoa ❤ 🕊
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The Russian Empire was the world's leading grain exporter, they were number one and feeding the world. A few years later, when they became the USSR, the same land became the world's leading importer of grain, and millions still starved. Maybe believing the words of a lazy, drunken, failed writer with no real understanding of economics isn't a good idea.
Karl Marx was a lazy drunken loser who, in London, lived off of a stipend paid to him by his friend, who received his money from his rich daddy....proving that capitalism will always be superior.
...after the workers took over the company they realized that it was not profitable business and fired themselves. the means of production were unused again...
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ist so simple and jet so wrong
Great . Thank you so much !
Im not a communist or a socalist but dear god capitalism has not been good like at all
1.I can use a lot of the same logic to argue that we were enslaved by Nature 2. The video forgets that is much is corporations will compete with each other by undercutting each other in prices they will also compete for labor by offering better wages.
just seconds into the video you made major math mistake lol, where is the ()
I tried to run my company as a Co-op. It only lead bankrupcy in 2018. Here is the problem: Co-ops NEED workers that are NOT ambicious profesionally or economically. But also, Co-ops need to be EFFICIENT. Even more efficient that their Capitalistic competitors. I fixed the Efficiency problem in my small company, I invested in extreme development of skills for every worker. Yet I couldn't fix the Ambition problem. You see, each worker was working more efficiently, with more knowledge and more proficiency; which lead to Higher income expectations, which were met, but the Company's funds were depleting, and the workers didn't want to renounce their high sallary on an effort to save the company. Even more so, some of them just left the company to go work to other companies now that they were better at their work. That individualistic kind of thinking, which is a complete irresponsibility of the WORKERS, is what makes these kinds of endeavors not good. Today I'm a freelancer. Because I try to make a better world I ended up loosing my company which took 10+ years of making. Co-ops won't work unless PEOPLE CHANGE. We keep thinking capitalism is the problem... but it's people. People are the problem. They aren't ready for a revolution. They just want to consume and accumulate wealth. Otherwise, Capitalism would have ended, and everything would be awesome like your video described.
I support all of this EXCEPT that in reality, things go way different, for example in my country, workers TOOK THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION of an Airline company. All of the workers (pilots, airport staff, flight attendants, etc) starter working for themselves. They commisioned a directive and gave bigger salaries accross all workers. What happened 6 months later? THE AIRLINE WENT BANKRUPT. They couldn't make it work. That's what happens when people take the means of production: they are more focused on the paycheck they recieve at the end of the month, instead of trying to make the company work by spending less and producing more.
因为一切仍然在资本主义的框架中执行。
I am a member of a consumer cooperative here in Britain, and it is a very very well known national chain of stores, but owned and run by its members in accordance with its principles. A lot of people join as a member (for a £1 joining fee) to get discounts when shopping there but you also get shares when you shop there and a one member one vote system is used to elect the national institutions, lower down (at the individual store level) it is run pretty much like a normal business because as highlighted it is difficult to have a direct democracy on every decision. It also operates a principle of solidarity with other cooperatives, and small family businesses, wherein the national coop (as a larger business) sells its products to smaller coops and local businesses to help them out. Correct me if I got anything wrong, because I am only one of 1000s+ of members here.
You forgot to mention that the communist experiments thus far have resulted in the deaths of hundreds of millions.
Something about these makes me feel connected to not just the universe bout our entire reality
What if you use organic compost?
Great video. Thanks
I depend on the gas travel and shelter
I depend on the gas travel and shelter
It's almost like there is some kind of systemic winnowing process at play that has perfectly balanced the natural system.
Exactomundo, God.
@@blackkennedy3966 Could be. Seems like the evidence doesn't support the claim, though, as God will not allow us to test for him.
Very well explained
living soil also allows you to grow with a bigger water ph spread.....the rhizosphere is where the magic happens and buffers
The landowner provides the renter with a facility he otherwise could not afford. If this is so bad just refuse to rent and pay the entire cost of land etc
Why is unfair for capitalists to claim profits when they take all the risks. After all they are not guaranteed profit Companies go out of business every day
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You, sir, are a godsend! Thank you so much for the valuable info!
I subscribed to your channel just now. I like your videos, very informative and as a nature lover, this helps me understand more about our environment and it will help me better take care of our environment. This channel deserves more views and subscribers!
Thank you for creating this extremely informative video. I greet you from the beautiful country of Slovenia EU
This is by far one of the best videos explaining how nitrogen fixation works. I'd like to add that lightening adds nitrogen to the soil when nitrogen gas molecules are split apart by lightning, they quickly bond to oxygen atoms in the atmosphere to form nitrogen dioxide. This water-soluble compound dissolves in rain droplets to make nitric acid and reaches the ground as nitrates.
What if you use natural practices like cover crops and mulch where there aren't living roots, and cultivate healthy living soil but still want to add synthetics? is slow release or some other option viable for getting your trees/plants immediate N to build and grow or should organic fertilizers like blood meal and such still be considered preferential for the health of the soil and its longevity?
At 7:10….”the means of production is seized from them by force”. And there you go…by FORCE. That means with FUCKING GUNS and clubs and torches and fire like it starts to shows in the cute illustration, but doesn’t finish. It sounds so warm and fuzzy and fast and neat and clean when he says it, but the capitalist doesn’t get to run away like in the video, he is BLUDGEONED and SHOT and MURDERED by the violent hateful mobs, just like the MILLIONS of human beings murdered in Russia and China and every other place it went down. I challenge you all to look up Dekulakization, and the Holodomor, and Mao’s Land Reform, Pol Pot’s Killing Fields, and so many others, and see what it really looks like! Marxism doesn’t fucking work!
At 4:19…the question that reveals marx’s great scam, the device he deliberately engineered to generate hatred among the lower classes and create revolutionary converts. The answer to your question is that contrary to the tired and contemptful image in the video of the top hat wearing figure lying around in a chair, the capitalist, particularly in the case of smaller firms, is often working 70 hours a week running the business or otherwise occupied by its affairs. Marx, out of his hatred for the upper classes and his desire to spread that hatred as far and wide as possible and usher in his ‘revolution’, completely omits the contributions of the owning and managing classes, taking their missing share of the contribution and calling it his ludicrous and incendiary surplus value. He deliberately portrays the owning/managing classes as greedy leeches that contribute nothing to production, which is a ludicrous and hateful notion, an absolutely abominable sleight of hand. There is no surplus value! When you reintroduce the value of the contributions of the owning/managing classes to the production equation, it balances out and its clear where all of the value goes. Dont fall for marx’s hateful trick! Go think for yourselves and lets work together to find a true solution to economic inequality!
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I know what is regenerative agriculture now, my parents are going to be so proud of me! Thank you❤😊
Wow. What an informative video. Thanks for making it.
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You were good until about 3:00 when you started making broad assumptions about synthetic nitrogen and saying that it "kills the soil" and "poisons the water". Yes it is important to effectively manage nitrogen application timing and sources to prevent overconcentration, leaching, and volatilization. It is wrong to assume that applying synthetic nitrogen will automaticaly lead to leaching, volatilization, driving away earthworms, killing bacteria, and ultimately killing the soil. That's like saying eating breakfast everyday will automatically make you overweight and you'll die of a heart attack. It is nonsense to jump to your conclusion and flies in the face of successful farm managers who effectively remove more nitrogen in the plants they harvest than what they apply through synthetic fertilizers. An improper approach to organic nitrogen sources can cause the EXACT same problems of imbalanced microbiome, soil ph, earthworms, and nitrogen leaching. Proper soil nutrition is all about maintaining a high level of balanced nutrient drivers to provide the best environment for growth. As an agronomist I work to help farmers use and time fertilizer sources(both synthetic and organic) that are stable and readily available for plant uptake, do not leach, and contribute not only to plant health but soil health, fungi, bacteria, beneficial insects, earthworms, and the increased availability of micronutrients. One of the key synthetic fertilizers our company relies on is designed specifically to drive the health of beneficial bacteria in the soil to in turn provide plant available nitrogen and phosphorous to the plant. Optimum plant growth is all about maintaining the right balance of all of those key players with their symbiotic relationships. It is wrong to assume that you can only do that with a 100 percent organic fertilizer program. In fact it is MUCH more difficult to maintain a high balance of nutrient drivers with a purely organic approach. The decline in nutritional value of our produce is 100 percent due to breeding programs that place an emphasis on higher yield. The nutrient densities in conventionally grown crops have been shown in study after study to be the same or better than those grown in organically grown crops. That is an oft-repeated lie that organic produce has a higher nutrient density.
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