TED-Ed
View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/urbanization-and-the-future-of-cities-vance-kite
About 10,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers, aided by rudimentary agriculture, moved to semi-permanent villages and never looked back. With further developments came food surpluses, leading to commerce, specialization and, many years later with the Industrial Revolution, the modern city. Vance Kite plots our urban past and how we can expect future cities to adapt to our growing populations.
Lesson by Vance Kite, animation by ATMG Studio.
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Time to build THE HIVE
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0:28 ya’ll might wanna play respect for my main man
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What was the point of all this so called technology? Wouldnt of humans been better off just all farming? All of this technology is litterally built to make it easy for the lazy human. In doing so a small group has monopolized everything and controls all the food and all items we consume. It's not natural for human animals to all move to cities.
the coronavirus will help out with overpopulation
These ted-ed videos are just so interesting
We need to reduce the world population to two billion.
szebert squad
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Full of respect for people developing urbanisation… Thanks for reporting
2020 ? Anyone
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im only watching this cause i have to.
who here tryna understand Global Perspectives?
3:07 Who else thought of Blade Runner as soon as they saw this?
growing weed in wertical buildings
One day Earth is going to be like Coruscant
We, as a responsible citizen, need to use whatever we have more efficiently & sustainably to reduce the human footprint on our nature so that more people can be accommodated in the urban areas.
I hate cities… I really hope this doesn't happen in my lifetime. I love the country air, less people, and having a real community with traditions and culture.
My teachers making write a summary on urbanization
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Bora fazer trabalho de geografia da Sandra
you forgot nz on the map
Luigi
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Roman were waste on earth