00:00Elon Musk has tweeted that he can solve climate change for a billion years using satellites.
00:06The ecological impact that would have on the planet, if we are shading a certain percentage of the sunlight,
00:12what about plants on the earth, what about forest ecosystems, what about oceans, what about agricultural production?
00:18Yes, and when you talk of the oceans and the forests, the maximum impact that such a plant would have
00:26is on the Indian subcontinent.
00:28Because the moment you limit the sunlight that is reaching earth, you have interfered with the monsoonal pattern.
00:37The oceans don't get heated to that extent, though carbon dioxide still remains not just present but increasing,
00:45which means acidification of the oceans continues to happen, right?
00:50But now you are preventing sunlight from heating up the ocean.
00:54So, the monsoon pattern, as we know of it, the pattern that helps us with the rains, with the rivers,
01:02with our survival, with our agriculture, that is destroyed.
01:06And I won't be surprised if this kind of an idea, this kind of a tweet is actually getting a
01:12lot of traction in India itself,
01:14without realising that if this idea is implemented, it would be catastrophic in the first place for India itself.
01:22But we are fond of idol worship, right?
01:24And if we can smell a few trillion dollars somewhere, that's a temple with a deity.
01:31You have to prostrate, you know?
01:32The only break possible is the extinction of our species.
01:37That's the only way probably this flow is going to stop.
01:40Otherwise, we love to be made a fool of.
