[Youtube Review][Vox] 북극해에 국경을 그릴 시간입니다.

(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Vox] 북극해에 국경을 그릴 시간입니다.

 

This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.

These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

To save your busy time, why don't you check out the fun contents, summary, and empathy comments of popular YouTube videos first and watch YouTube?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx_2SVm9Jgo

 

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Playtime Comments : [Vox] 북극해에 국경을 그릴 시간입니다.

Ja*****:

2:20 Wait, so there's oil near the north Pole. Time for Santa to get a whole lot of freedom.
Eagle screeches in background

SU****************:

"Show its muscular teeth" 11:04 (-v-)

Co********:

The song used after 2:15 is Something (Longer) (for Windy) by Bonobo.

Fi******:

Around the 9:35 mark, there is a map of routes between the mainland and the islands. Im trying to find any map that may be similar to that. I know this is an older video but I really love the way that map looks and am trying to find one like that one, or of another place, and have been lacking in luck in my search.

No**********:

Tell us more about the space you are in at 12:18 in this video. Does it belong to VOX? Is it an office? Who designed it?

Ni*********:

11:07 „Show its muscular teeth” xD

Jo***************:

11:00 “This dual policy of wanting to be open for business but be able to growl a little bit and show its muscular teeth and its military. And those two eventually, they’re a little incompatible”. Right, not at all what the US has been doing forever

Ja*****:

6:41 Just an FYI, Alert Canada is the northernmost inhabited place on the planet. Not the Russian town on Svalbard. Other than that good video!

Mi*******:

2:02 gives me anxiety. let's do our part to lower our impact! ☼

Ra*******:

4:21
Russia: “F on my geography homework?! How?”
United Nations: “If you’re going to cheat, try to not be so obvious.”

 

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Top Comments : [Vox] 북극해에 국경을 그릴 시간입니다.

Ra************:

Guys, this video is about the borders on the artartic Ocean and Russia is the biggest player there with the most military activity.

It is natural to talk about them allot.

Ma*********:

It's funny how on a monument in Barentsburg is written "Communism is our goal".

Br***********:

It's genuinely strange to look at that map of the Canadian water borders in the Arctic because in school I was shown maps that had a straight line from the Yukon-Alaska border to the North Pole.

Ha**********:

"We can only hope that Russia will continue to keep playing by the rules" I'll be the first to say Fat Chance, soy boy.  Currently Russia owns the Artic.

TK*****:

It’s fantastic that we can get this professional quality of video documentary on YouTube. Great work!

lu**************:

Lululemon is the sponsor and Lululemon is a Canadian company.

Hmmm... Canada is trying to send a message here.

KR**************:

Environmental activists: “The ice caps are melting we must do something!”
Arctic nations: “It’s free real estate.”

Cl***********:

probably my favourite vox series so far

Vi******************:

So global warming helps north countries because they can find new resources. How convenient (and suspicious). (Except for the rest of the world)

Em********:

“The Arctic has always been Russian”

Nh********:

Russia: follows maritime
laws
World: wait... that's legal

Ni****:

"We can only hope that Russia continues to play by the rules"
Only Russia? Hell no, US, Canada, Norway... They all should keep their greedy fingers of tge Arctic, which is one of the last places on this entire planet that humans haven't entirely taken over!

EL*****:

Someone has to say this! The editing is GODLIKE!

Bh**********:

Showing of military muscle and being open for business is incompatible? That's basically how US is all the time.

Tu******:

thank you human for finding another reason to start a war

Sh***************:

The quality of content makes me guilty of watching this for free.

To*******************:

I would have liked to see what the more NATO-aligned countries are doing in the artic. I am not defending Russia, but I feel like the video was overly focused on them.

Wi***********************:

The colour grading in all of this dude's videos is fantastic

So*****:

why are governments more worried about their influence than the melting ice

Bj***********:

Title of the video should’ve been “Russia in the Arctic.” I kinda wanted to hear about the other Arctic countries as well :/

Ge***********:

Hey Johnny, what is the brand of the orange jacket/windbreaker you are wearing? I’m really curious to know . Cheers!

La**************:

near irreversible environmental disaster on a global scale: *happens

Arctic countries: It's free real estate

Si**************:

"There is enough in this world for everyone's need, not enough for anyone's greed"
- Gandhi.

An**********:

"Russia has the most to gain from global warming"
Trump claims climate change is fake and try to accelerate warming
Huh.

Sp*********:

"We can only hope that Russia continues to play by the rules." - Vox
As much as I may think that the Russian government is territorial and aggressive, the notion that the US won't try to throw its weight around (especially under the Trump administration, where he wants to play king, and ignore the rules) is absurd. Try ending this video with, "We can only hope the arctic nations all act like neighbors rather than polar opposites."

Ra**********:

China : hey! arctic is our see our 15000yr old map.

Th**********:

Greenland will rise to power I mean Denmark.....

sp*******:

This is a perfect example of why climate change won't be solved. When countries can gain so much from it, why would they do anything against it?
Especially Russia, who is highly dependent on fossil fuels, and now it can get access to up to 30% of the reserves

Ri**********:

this conflict has a ridiculously simple solution: its a piece of cake, or more accurately - 5
look on the opposite side of the earth towards Antarctica. several national powerhouses have divided up the landmass of Antarctica by splitting it into 8 pieces of pizza, all meeting at the south pole. (for corners monument aint got nothing on that!)

10:22 5 lines should be drawn each starting from the north pole and ending at the intersections of each national border. US - Russian border, Norwegian - Canadian border, Danish - Canadian border. and so on.

An**********:

9:40 Since most people are hearing the term 'soft power' for the first time, and you present these actions of the Russian as the 'epitome of soft power', I thought I would take this chance to give a more clear definition. Soft power is the ability to influence the behavior (or interests) of others through non-coercive means such as appeal and attraction. This type of power is called soft as a contrast to hard power: the ability to use military and economic means (also called coercive means) to influence the behavior (or interests) of others.

In the study of International Relations Theory (IR) and probably in other similar studies (I personally am most knowledgeable about IR), all things which are referred to as power (a statesr's ability to exercise influence over other actors within the international system) are composed of soft and/or hard power. To be more precise the term 'smart power' has come to define a 'tactic' that incorporates both soft and hard powers.

There are other forms of power and not all people agree on exactly what power is but I hope that you learned something. Feel free to ask any questions.

 

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[Vox] We gathered comments about popular videos and looked at them in summary, including play time, and order of popularity.

It's a good video or channel, but if you're sad because it's too long, please leave a YouTube channel or video link and I'll post it on this blog.

 

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