Eye opening... not full of blame and shame

A rare message of hope in a bleak world...

Benedict Cumberbatch in The Thing with Feathers (2025)

14 Women. 3000 Nautical Miles. X Trillion Pieces of Plastic. Adventure, discovery, science and solidarity.

Eleanor Church

X Trillion

I am not a super eco-environmentalist, but I firmly believe in cherishing and taking care of what God has blessed us with and first and after my relationship with him and my family has to come the world He has provided for us. This documentary does a fantastic job of showing you how badly it is taken care of by us and where all that plastic naturally ends up by the design of how the oceans are designed and work.

Where most documentaries on a subject like this spend so much time blaming and shaming the public (which is the person watching it most of the time) for the very problem they are trying to solve, this one presented the problem mush like you should if you would want someone to become interested in resolving it. It had vague knowledge of this plastic pyre, but no idea of the enormity.

I also as a father of two daughters admire that a team of ladies chose to embark on this mission accomplished with grace, class, and professionalism in a day and age when most female eco-activists are shown to be almost lead to violence (or do go to violence) in the quest for their passion of their mission. These ladies documented, presented, worked, collected, and did everything you expected a actual professional objective thinking scientific person who wants to solve the problem to do.

Well worth the watch.... i wish the was a solution that could be made, but world politics and greed will always prevent it.

science technology engineering and mathematics

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X Trillion

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