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The video critiques Trussonomics and its ongoing repercussions from trickle-down economics.
Over 200,000 Americans are dead and millions are unemployed as the 2020 presidential race becomes defined by President Trump's handling of the pandemic.
Electric cars will come of age in 2018, competing with petrol and diesel cars directly.
Elon Musk outlines Tesla's plans for a $25,000 electric vehicle and advancements in battery technology during the company's "battery day" event.
Elon Musk's Hyperloop technology aims to revolutionize public transport in California.
A weight set for a Steadicam is built using plasma gas that reaches temperatures as high as 40,000°F to assist the Gold Rush camera crew.
Half of all clothes are thrown away within a year, highlighting fast fashion's impact on waste.
Chris and Brendan take on felling a $60,000 cedar tree in challenging terrain.
In the ancient Islamic Caliphates, a hierarchical structure led by the Caliph and provincial governors managed tax collection and resource allocation for 60 million people.
Doris and Sarah spend $124.50 on vintage clothing during their shopping trip in Texas, demonstrating their keen eye for unique fashion finds.
In the Pacific Northwest, Jared Douglas and his logging crew face significant risks while using innovative methods, such as sealing a tire with fire, to transport valuable timber.
Back-up flight attendants at Air France wait for calls to fly to exotic locations.
A flight attendant discusses her juggling career and the challenges of family life with travel.
Flight attendants on a Paris to Tokyo flight serve 500 breakfasts in one hour while adhering to cultural norms for Japanese passengers.
Salaryman highlights the impact of drinking on corporate workers' mental health.
In the United States, the surge in inmate populations since the 1980s has led to private prison companies managing the majority of detained undocumented immigrants.
Richard Lamb forages watercress in the Hudson Valley for Foragers Market in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Rich countries, led by America, give more foreign aid than ever, totaling over $140 billion in 2016.
Fred and Juan upgrade their wash plant to boost yardage in this Discovery Channel short.
Freddy and Juan teach miners how to maximize gold recovery using a finishing table.
Freddy and Juan-o aim for 10 ounces of gold daily using advanced mining technology.
The video discusses U.S. metro growth and its impact on infrastructure and jobs.
Ancient stones on the Pacific island of Yap illustrate the evolution of currency, linking traditional practices to modern concepts like Bitcoin and blockchains.
GameStop's stock skyrockets due to Reddit's Wall Street Bets, challenging traditional investors.
80% of world income is generated by just 10% of the population, illustrating stark disparities in economic development across countries.
The Asian financial crisis of 1997 began in Thailand and quickly spread to countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Brazil, and Russia.
Dot's innovative Goat Zoom calls, hosted on her farm, have turned a prank marketing idea into a profitable venture, generating £50,000 annually.
A miner in Serra Pelada processes crushed red rock over a mercury-coated copper plate, yielding only $32 worth of gold from his efforts.
Gold mining below the ice in the Bering Sea utilizes modern techniques, such as advanced lighting, to enhance efficiency in extreme conditions.
Google's innovative marketing strategies are examined through promotional campaigns and discounts, highlighting the company's approach to consumer engagement.
The video questions how many people know the price of milk and its historical implications.
India will surpass China to become the most populated country in the world in 2023, four years ahead of the UN's forecast.
Denis restores vintage trucks, highlighting the Daimler Company's first model from Germany in 1896.
Jack Hoffman presents the Jack Rabbit wash plant for gold mining in Alaska on Discovery.
Consumer prices rise as interest rates increase amid global inflation concerns.
Carl Laemmle builds Universal on a 230-acre farm in 1912, creating the world's largest facility for making motion pictures in Hollywood.
Gold mining trommels are essential machines that efficiently separate gold from dirt and debris, playing a crucial role in the extraction process.
Lego evolves from 10 employees to a billion-dollar brand through innovative play strategies.
Africa's population is set to grow, with figures like Ida, Emma, and Geshe leading the way.
Americans find loopholes to drink alcohol despite Prohibition laws in this colorful series episode.
Many dream of home ownership, but policies promoting it may harm the economy significantly.
In 2004, world exports reached $10.8 trillion, accounting for a quarter of global output and raising questions about the distribution of trade benefits.
Just a few companies control half of the world's commercial seeds, shaping agricultural practices and impacting food diversity globally.
Coca-Cola's extensive marketing strategies and global influence significantly shape consumer behavior and cultural trends around the world.
Bitcoin mining revives old fossil fuel plants in the U.S. due to high energy demands.
Bill Cody transforms from Buffalo hunter to water tycoon in Wyoming's arid landscape.
30 percent of Napa County was consumed during the 2020 fire season, affecting businesses in California's wine-growing region.
Automotive advancements have significantly influenced the design and consumer behavior of supermarkets, reshaping the shopping experience in modern retail.
