A Mormon ex-NASA engineer, Bill Gates, Procter & Gamble benevolence, and filth

[NotHardUp1]

But, even with those disparate elements, the best title for the thread would have been "Bill Gates Loves Dicks!"

In the video, Gates literally says, "Love Dicks!"

If you give your 12 minutes, I'd be stunned if you don't enjoy what you learn.

An article is also here if you would like to read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesc...ater-treatment-plant-in-a-pouch/#20ef77b81305

 

[Rickrock]

That was pretty interesting. Thanks

 

[NotHardUp1]

Mark Rober has a lot of fun with his videos, which are often aimed at the young, but he is a good champion of the inquisitive mind, the use of the scientific method, and generally having fun. But, as he stated, he tries to make at least one video each year that is serious, and in the current JUB conversation of being positive, this is an unquestionably positive development in our troubled world.

Kudos to Rober, P&G, Gates, and all the other entities responsible for helping provide this most basic benefit to the neediest of humanity.

 

[rareboy]

Great video.

 

[gsdx]

Muddy water is so different clean water which isn't safe to drink. Leaving clean water out in the sunlight will kill the bacteria (UV rays), but evaporating muddy water and condensing it into clear water was a slow process. P&G's process is surprisingly fast.

 

[NotHardUp1]

It is huge. This has been around now for some years, but it really has had impact. We hear sooooooo much bad news in the world, it is wrong that we don't hear enough about these developments. It's such a story of encouragement and benevolence. It was also great to see Bill Gates horsing around with Rober. Gates is an awesome humanitarian.

 

[medic1]

A life-saver for millions around the world.

Loved the video.