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Basically through Reno, right? Eastern Oregon is no-man's land, but has quite a bit of great scenery that most people have no idea about what that looks like.

We are normally in a bit of hurry to get home, so we go up to SLC and take I-84 through Boise and come down the Columbia Gorge. 2 days of driving and I get the fun of driving the “American Autobahn” (I-15 through most of Utah) On our last trip we bought a black Explorer ST (looks a lot like a police car in most rear view mirrors), which was my first car with a turbo. My wife noted that I was “passing more cars than usual” on that highway 🤷‍♂️

I haven't done the i-84 drive in 20 years. It is gorgeous! Hmmm, I'm not sure that I don't think every drive is a bit like the Autobahn. The sad thing is that I've driven the actual Autobahn and the car rental was a 3 cylinder. Watching Lambo's, Mercedes, Ferrari's and Porsche's fly by me was only fun for the car-watcher in me.

yep, back in July/early August

I'll definitely keep that in mind.

Good point, must have slipped in the wrong clip at that point and didn't notice. It's my clip too, so a weird mistake.

Thanks for the complement. I remember, we flew to Dallas and then you had a quick layover and I flew on to Montreal..

I would just say that if Google Maps tries to take you off of what looks to be a main road, just continue on the main road, it will adjust. Keep to the main roads. Parking up there is fine, in response to your other question. You'll have plenty of space to park your car.

@@nerdgasmicadventures8700 Thanks! and yeah I've learnt that lesson the hard way with google maps haha

It was in western Crete, driving between Elafonisi Beach and Chania

@@nerdgasmicadventures8700 Great. Thank you. I will be there in December.

Hi Manoel! I hope school is going well!

@@nerdgasmicadventures8700 school is going great! I have a 92 in math🥳

That's awesome! Keep it up. I know you can and will.

Yeah, drive cautiously aggressive. I think how aggressive they are depends on which country in Europe you are in. I haven't found them too aggressive in England, Sweden or Germany, but the Mediterranean countries it is very true.

European drivers are well-trained, US drivers aren't. Drive defensively, in Florida and elsewhere drivers aren't always thinking about others. If you are cautious and attentive you can avoid most problems. Be patient, let others take risks.

@@nerdgasmicadventures8700 Thank you for the advice. I will keep that in mind. I do hear from other americans admitting that amercans are bad drivers. Is this really true? Don't look that bad IMO. Liked your video about driving in Norway btw. Good work.

There are a lot of great American drivers, but there are so many bad ones that it's hard to say that Americans are good drivers. Thank you for the compliment on the Norway video, it is a bit outdated as rules were changing at the time I created it. I would love to go back soon, but next summer it looks like I'll be in Greece and Croatia for part of it and an Around the World trip for the other part of it. Europe is my favorite though.

Yeah, this video is over a year old and my information then was that cash was still king, which was true when I visited a few years ago. Things do change and Norway is going towards being cashless, so this is progress. Rental cars all have the electronic tags now and it is usually a part of the rental agreement. This wasn't the information I had when creating the video.

It’s lola

I know it's you doofus!! I miss you guys. I know you're working hard!

Yup lol

I miss you too I’m doing better in math it’s a 96 now

I wish you were one of my sixth grade teachers

Is that Japan? I've always wated to go there!!

It is!! I am missing you guys. Hope you're doing well in school!

Late reply here. I couldn't agree with you more, too many tight turns, no shoulders and the roadways are often narrow. Here's the contrast, in the US we often have speeds listed too low for the place we drive in. There is a 6-lane roadway near me with a barrier separating each direction, mostly rural, and the speed limit is 45mph. It's ridiculous, everyone drives 60-65 because 45 is just naturally too slow.

This is on the Peljesac Peninsula in Croatia, there are two villages, one is called Loviste and the other is Viganj and they are both beautiful places.

Actually this is Greek National Road 90 heading heading east, just on the outskirts of Heraklion on Crete. It may look similar to Ortega, I don't know as I haven't been there.

I agree, the work there is needed. I went to another monkey park recently in Japan. If you wanted to watch that video here it is: th-cam.com/video/u85PmO4x7AA/w-d-xo.html

It's a beautiful place, you can see the other islands from here and driving above the clouds....amazing!

I know right? This was just one part of a great trip!

Hi!!! I hope school is going well for you. I miss you guys!

Thank you! I try to release long-form content once per week and I have daily Short videos.

SCHOOL!! I hope it's going well.

We're like that

Thank you! Sometimes the creation of the video is the reward.

Unlucky, he wasn't playing that day.

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I guess it's for two reasons, the first being I like the idea of showing different angles in a shot about driving in a different place and the second being, I wanted to.

Manndrake!! You're about to go back to school, good luck buddy!

We'll be back next summer!

It might be number 11

The story of Jesus predicting the destruction of the temple is mentioned three times in the gospels. Most scholars believe the book of Mark was written early as it is believed that he died a full two years before the Temple was destroyed in Jerusalem. As for the other books, they may have been written after. John in particular lived to 100 AD, so he could have written his account in his old age. The short answer, as this is already long, is that nobody knows when these books are written as they don't have original copies. Mark on the other hand is known to have been written early as they date their first copies of that book to about 65-70 AD which probably means the original writing date is earlier than that.

@@nerdgasmicadventures8700 The books of the Bible were chosen by the Catholic Church at the Council of Nicaea in AD 325. That three centuries in which it could have been added I think. It’s a dubious prediction.

There's a fallacy in that assumption, the earliest copies were written well before the Council of Nicaea and the text is confirmed to be what it is. The other flaw here, and is completely understandable because I didn't know either, is that the Council of Nicaea didn't actually focus on what books were scripture, just the "Nature of Christ" and "Christology", big words for a totally different topic. My point being that it wasn't any big conspiracy that Mark wrote it down before the event happened.

@@nerdgasmicadventures8700 Do you trust that the Catholic Church didn’t make any changes when they created the Bible?

That's almost two different questions, do I trust the Catholic Church, no, nor do I really trust any group of humans, they tend to be flawed, as I am. Do I think they made changes to the Bible? I don't think there are any significant changes to the books themselves, sure some things are a bit different based on translating from Greek or Hebrew to English. I should note that my father could read ancient greek and he did his own studies and came to that conclusion. I tend to trust him as he is a very honest man. I also studied church history and have read many of these books, but am I a biblical scholar, not in a very deep sense. I'm just an observer of history and yes, like anyone, I have biases.