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there is still the exact same amount of water on this planet than there was trillions of years ago, save for the bits people have split into hydrogen and oxygen

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there is still the exact same amount of water on this planet than there was trillions of years ago, save for the bits people have split into hydrogen and oxygen

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Its good you don't let facts get in the way of your imagination
But when dispensing facts, you have to be more critical.

There is no trillion years ago. In fact there isn't even two dozen billion years ago. Our Universe as we know it is younger than that.

Needless to say, trillions of years ago there was no earth.

Your second part is also incorrect. Meteorites of all shapes and sizes fall down from the sky every second of every day, and there's much water among it.

Most of it vaporizes well before impacting the earth, and the fine dust rains down upon us, making our planet bigger and bigger as the years go by.

Right now a fine dust rains down on you that has everything. The dust contains iron and sulfur and gold and arsenic, carbon and uranium, and this dust comes from outer space, manufactured by stars that exploded, which has traveled billions of years through space before landing on you, or being breathed in by you. Water is among it.

And guess what, your body is made from that stuff. We truly are stardust.

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that video is bullshit, the first model T didnt run, the ones that
did were designed to run on gasoline and modified holly carbs
were used to run either ethanol or gasoline, the basis for the
ethanol was normally corn, not hemp seed, the reason the model T
was called the "tin Lizzy" isnt because it was made of hem
reinforced plastics, it's because it was made from 'tin',
replicas are made from fiberglass, after 1926 they were made of steel

propaganda is propaganda, regardless of the ends it desires to achieve

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Prisoner#1 said:
looked like it was trying to seriously sell the legalization of
cannabis to me and  sticking a cartoon hippie in a US flag
T-Shirt is the means at seeking the wrong target audience

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Evan said:
Canada grows tons of hemp and weed without seeds. All you have to do is grow your weed away from your hemp and you are fine.

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bradley said:
now, how much land is this going to take to equate this volume with hemp seed oil? Think about it. Keep in mind we have a global shortage of potable water. How much water will it take to grow this?

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"The world wouldn't end if, instead of growing cotton, we started growing hemp," he said. "Hemp needs half the amount of water to produce the same amount of cotton, has huge potential for mitigating dry-land salinity, and can also be used to replace native trees for paper pulp."

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Animal agriculture is a leading consumer of water resources in the United States, Pimentel noted. Grain-fed beef production takes 100,000 liters of water for every kilogram of food. Raising broiler chickens takes 3,500 liters of water to make a kilogram of meat. In comparison, soybean production uses 2,000 liters for kilogram of food produced; rice, 1,912; wheat, 900; and potatoes, 500 liters.

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Hemp seeds have the most complete edible and usable protein in the vegetable kingdom.  Hemp seed protein can supply any diet with a vegetarian source of essential fatty acids, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, fibre, chlorophyll, and a complete, balanced gluten-free source of the essential amino acids (including essential polyunsaturated fatty acids Omega-6 and Omega-3)

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zouden said:
But hemp still depletes the topsoil, like any crop, with one exception: algae.

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Hemp is not an exhaustive crop.  A recent report statesthat in Kentucky a grower in virgin soil sown to hemp
can be followed with this crop for fifteen to twenty years successively; sown then to small grain and clover, it can be grown every third year, without fertilizers, almost indefinitely.

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With its high nutrient uptake, hemp could be classified as a soil destroyer, were it not for its deep root system and the practice of leaving stems, brachts, leaves and flowers in the field. Crop residue will give much of the nutrients back to the earth only if this mass is incorporated into the soil. Leaving this mass exposed on the surface, will cause oxidization of the nutrients.

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