I hated reading as a child I was what people now would call hyper active without the ability to focus on anything I was not interested in , I heard some of the book THE HATCHET and went home got my hatchet and started to build my fort and treehouse that I love in this day, started in 1994 😁
When I saw the expression, "day to day it seems things stay the same, but when you look back on your life over the years, everything has changed," is what really hit home for me, personally.
@@35nawabalwirahman35 nalada University has been defunct for a long time. Oxford, on the other hand, is still a premier university. that way you can ask about Alexandria in 300bc..won't make sense in video's context
I once took a flight across Canada. My friends and I had lunch at the airport before departure. Got on the plane. The airline served lunch. Got to my destination whereupon my family took me out to lunch. What a long day that was.
I once had my birthday twice in one year too on August 11 2010. I had my first international flight from Korea to NYC. The departure from seoul was around 5pm on the 10th of august which is around 4am on the 10th of august, NYC time. I had my birthday on the plane later midnight. At the same time, NYC was around 11am on the 10th of august. When I arrived at NYC after 16hours of flight, it was around 8pm on the 10th of August which gave me 4 hours of counting down to my second birthday for the year. Lol. I spent 9 hours of my birthday on a plane enroute to NYC and another 24 hours on my second day in NYC. Haha Tldr: I was able to have my birthday twice on my first international flight. Lol
I have a similar story but it’s not as awesome, I live in idaho but was born in Washington and I was born At four o clock so I kinda celebrate it twice
Bonuses: Elizabeth 2 and Marilyn Monroe were both born at the same year Uranus was discovered in 1781 but the first confirmed land in Antartica was 1895 Through the life of Rodrigo Duterte , there have been 12 US Presidents Alfred Wegener spreaded the Pangea when the Titanic sank
Each prez is about 5 years so 12 presidents = 5*12 = 60 y/o So most people will have seen over 14 presidents in their lifetime. That fact isn't even surprising.
Here are a few more facts: 1. When the pyramids were being built, woolly mammoths still existed on an island in eastern Russia. 2. Less time spanned between humans and Tyrannosaurus than between Tyrannosaurus and Stegosaurus,
cfltheman,,,, When I heard that second factoid there it was phrased slightly different; A tyrannosaurus Rex is closer to seeing a live Milly Cyrus concert than a live stegosaurus. P
Hannah Stilley was 96 when she was photographed in 1840. This makes her the earliest born person to be photographed and her birth was closer to the Tudor period than to our own. She was born 274 years ago, but only 140 years after the death of Elizabeth I.
Wow, someone from a time zone that's actually BEHIND TH-cam time? I've had that thing with dates not matching up the other way. Like that one video (on my other channel) that I uploaded on December 21, 2012, shortly before going to school for the final time that year (that being the final time had nothing to do with the supposed end of the world), but TH-cam says it was uploaded on the 20th. It must have been late evening for you when you commented that because most time zones are ahead of TH-cam.
My mom birth year is 1962 and my father birthday year is 1964. 😱😱 I know what your saying. Things are just ment to happen. Things happen not In our time we think we are planning but we are not . Everything has perfect harmony.. Everything happen is divine an timeless I don't look at the clock. I look at faith
The perception of time in dreams works both ways. Some dreams feel like mere seconds but were actually hours in the real world, and some dreams seem to take years, but are mere seconds in the real world.
Perhapes the most mind blowing one to me is that the last person born in the 1800's died in 2017. She lived from the era of Victorian Brittain to see the presidential campain of Donald Trump.
I got one about Dinosaurs. Most media will lead you to believe they were doomed from the start when in fact they were extremely successful. To put it into better perspective, there is a bigger time gap between Tyrannosaurs and Stegosaurus than there is between Tyrannosaurs and YOU.
Regarding #7 and time travel, I flew from Seoul Korea on 1 Jan 1980. During the flight time changed back to 31 Dec 1979, and then to 1 Jan 1980 again. So I celebrated New Years twice in two different decades.
Queen Elizabeth is older than sliced bread. The bread-slicing machine was invented in 1927, and sliced bread was first sold in 1928; Elizabeth II was born in 1926. As for Elizabeth II living through 16 U.S Presidents, it's more surprising that her reign has taken place during the administrations of 12 U.S. Presidents.
Alucard: or you could "break bread" like they did in days of yore. Just grab a whole loaf and tear it up with your bare hands. (Or bear hands, if you have to get rough 'cause the bread is tough!)
Every moment that we experience makes time move faster from our perspective. An hour to a month-year old is way more than an hour to a 90 year old. If you're playing a new game, or a new experience in the game, you are like that 1 month old, time is slower because you are absorbing the important information.
The year I was born, there were still a few Americans alive (not many) who had been born into slavery. The young people I work with freak when they hear that.
@@alanhowitzer According to my calculation it is just 3 inches... 525600 minutes/year, 25 minutes = 0,00475646879756% x 63360 (inches per mile) = cca 3 inches
Here's one for you. Wyatt Earp was still alive when the U.S. stock market crashed in 1929. Here's another: your perspective of the passage of time depends on your distance from the center of the Earth. And another: if you were 70 million light years from Earth and you had a strong enough telescope, you could watch the dinosaurs still alive and roaming the Earth.
Ramses 2nd ate foie gras, drank fine wines and had shoe collections. He”d walk down named streets with mailboxes and numbered houses, past the barber shop, clothing shop, and food store on the way to the shoe store to return the sandals cause he didn’t like the colors. He”d salute any Egyptian flag he saw, which colors were red white and blue. Anyone who thinks history has changed much knows extremely little of history. There is nothing new under the sun
Great video....that guillotine fact was shocking...and the MLK and Anne Frank facts were amazing...I enjoyed studying about both of them when I was young and the way it was written it never seemed like they were born in the same year...Thanks for this video
#1 And as of this year everyone born in the 20th century is either dead or an adult (though not all are quite legal drinking age just yet). And have you noticed how "the 20th century" kinda sounds like the past already, yet at the same time "the 21st century" still sounds like the future?
In the US the drinking age is 21. In a lot of other countries it's 18. Likewise, in a number of countries the age for majority is later. In Algeria & south Korea is 19 for example. In about 20 countries it's actually 21. So no, not everyone is an adult yet.
About Märket, I had a fun walk in Haparanda, a border town in the north of Sweden in 2013. 13:15 local time: I leave a store in Haparanda 14:24 local time: I have walked 700 meters east 13:37 local time: I have walked 700 metres southwest. I merely walked over to a mall just on the Finnish side of the border and back. And actually I did cross the border a few times in just seconds just for fun. If someone had asked "what time is it?" I'd answered "Where?"
I never realized that Anne Frank and Martin Luther King, Jr were both born the same year as my dad (1929), which was also the year that the stock market crashed that led us into the great depression, I might add. My dad was 2 1/2 months old when the stock market crashed.
Some more facts: 1. It's possible for identical twins to be born on different days, if one was born before, and the other after midnight. 2. The Carboniferous period lasted longer than the time that has passed since dinosaurs' extinction to the present. 3. Scientists have found a star in the Milky Way that seems to be older than the Milky Way itself, judging by its low metal content.
1. And in quite a few countries, the 2nd-born twin is judged to be the older one (where it matters for inheritance, etc.) So the older one might be a day younger :-).
Well, it was sort of a modern copy of the famous, ancient Nefertiti bust. And Nefertiti was a queen and only a goddess in the sense that Egyptian royalty claimed to be gods.
nah that is Cleopatra, the head bust you are thinking of was actually a fake so we wouldnt really know, but Cleo, adorned in the Royal Garb, that be her
The 3 bulbs are as follows :- 1. 03:40 Below Matin Luther King. 2. 05:59 with the lady in towel 3. 11:09 on the board that says continental divide. . . Did I do it? 😁😐
Something that wasn't included in the video but that kind of struck me was this: I believe that many of us think of the American Old West as being a long time ago. I also think that the perception of the era of the most famous gangsters and bank robbers is that it was much more recent. However, Wyatt Earp died at the age of 80 in 1926 - when Clyde Barrow (of Bonnie and Clyde fame) was 19 (Barrow turned 20 just a little over two months after Earp's death.) Further, Earp is said to have been an unpaid consultant on some of the early silent Western films. Further, Earp knew John Ford (director of such films as The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and other movies starring John Wayne), was friends with Jack London and met Charlie Chaplin.
Robin Hickman Well, it was a video about perception of time periods. I posted another example. That was my point. What was YOUR point, other than, "I don't know anything worth posting but still want to flap my gums"?
Zusia Rosenthal, Yes, and I figured out that Betty White's date of birth is closer to the start of the Pony Express than to the start of Internet-based e-mail.
@@Migizikills she is literally google it. its been 90 years (almost 91) since the first bread slicing machine was invented and she is 96 years old. check facts before you comment stuff please. im sure it would be muchly appreciated by all other commenters
I actually went to australia recently, and we flew for about 18 hours, but australian time said that we had left only around 5 hours fter we had arrived!
Actually it wasn't called "A New Hope" when first released. The name was added for re-releases after "The Empire Strikes Back" was announced. It was originally just "Star Wars"
At 5:50. The plane that took off from Auckland at 12:05am. Here is another twist. Lets magine a women on the plane that just took off from Auckland gave birth on the plane at 12:20am. which was Jan 1st 2018. A doctor on board recorded the birth and the pilot even reported it to Auckland airport saying all is fine we are continuing. Unfortunately upon arriving in Honolulu the baby died in a car accident at 1pm on the 31 December 2017. So on his death certificate and head stone it would read Born Jan 1st 2018. Died December 31st 2017. Now that would be confusing for anyone who read it.
Don't say things like this. They'll try to collect double taxes. By the way, if you hang around the international date line, will you get a girlfriend?
Funnily enough, the American-focussed stuff didn't change my perception about time. There's a pub in my town that's been around since before the discovery of the entire continent. And it's a pretty decent pub.
America was discovered by Columbus in 1492. The pub has been there since the 1480's, and the main framework of said pub hasn't had to be replaced since it was initially built. Assuming 1492 is the 'start' of the USA , it's barely past 500 years old. Also, I'm from Britain. We've been around as an independent nation since the Romans left around 400AD. So, 1618 years ago.
ShiftyMcGoggles When the Romans left England was by no means a single country. They were unified much later. Besides the modern England was really born after the Norman invasion of 1066.
True, but it does still put into perspective how short a time it's been since Centurions were parading around the UK in the name of Rome. A flash in the pan in the grand scheme of things.
ShiftyMcGoggles oh ok thank you for clarifying cause I'm in the US and had to assume you meant another country besides US (where the pub was located in mean ) but that's a cool tidbit of info. I love learning new info like that , it's always interesting, atleast to me, to find things out like that. it always fascinates me honestly. thanks again
Hey bright side I am commenting this for the video that you posted which had the title as: 12 facts that will change your perception of time forever, So at the beginning of the video you said write down the time period of the video when you three light bulb in the comment section. So the time that is saw the first light bulb was at =3:37, and the second was at =5:53, and third was at =11:06 😀
Here's one you came close to but missed: The entire existence of James Bond the spy, from the drafting of the original novel written by Ian Fleming in his Bahama Goldeneye home (using a name culled from the cover of a book about birds he had lying around on his coffee table for his spy, a "dull and forgettable" name), clear to the latest Bond movie as of yet, has all been under the Reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty's Secret Service indeed!
Oh, I love Moby-Dick! What are your favorite books? :)
Weird seeing a pinned creator comment without an up vote, will leave it that way for the next person.
I Am Legend.
I hated reading as a child I was what people now would call hyper active without the ability to focus on anything I was not interested in , I heard some of the book THE HATCHET and went home got my hatchet and started to build my fort and treehouse that I love in this day, started in 1994 😁
BRIGHT SIDE I love your positivity and the love I feel when you speak
BRIGHT SIDE I only found 3 lightbulbs! One at 3:38 - 5:54 & 11:05.
Fun fact: mirrors don't break, they simply multiply
Wow I’m rethinking life now
*breaks cup made of glass*
Mom: you broke it!
Me: no it is simply multiplying 😌
*gets chancla thrown at head*
Unless you crush them to powder
It multiples and shrinks
R/technically true
Divide actually
People born on February 29 can move their birthdays to either February 28 or March 1
Yes my tita's (auntie) birthday is feb 29 but moved it feb 28 for a sooner birthday
@@midnightbladeninja5379 wait it can be moved? how?
@@winterwonder9787 its their choice either they want to move it in mar 1 or feb 28 or just stay on feb 29 and only have bday every 4 years
@@midnightbladeninja5379 oh so when you have a birthday on feb 29, you are allowed to move it?
@@midnightbladeninja5379 but if they move their birthday on a diff date, is feb 29 still considered as their true/real birthday?
Light bulb 1- 3:40
Light bulb 2- 5:54
Light bulb 3- 11:08
Thank you
The guillotine was more humane than the electric chair.
mrkiky sadly he can’t pronounce geeeee oh teen he say gilloteen
More humane? Perhaps. But not nearly as shocking!
@@TX_BigSpit But when it comes to the guillotine, people lose their frickin minds!
Yeah but it was a little graphic but ig the electric chair is just as graphic
Isn't the electric chair the worst? A few whacks of a guillotine & you're gone but can linger in the EC.
1st light bulb: 3:41
2nd light bulb: 5:54
3rd light bulb: 11:09
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Lol snitches get stitches
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I found all the light bulbs at 0:37.
silly rabbit...
Very funny
Smartass 😂
funny
Your a sour lemon!
Things that will change your perspective of time forever- yeah until my brain forgets it in an hour
Underrated comment...Lol
Did you remember before this comment notified you
When I saw the expression, "day to day it seems things stay the same, but when you look back on your life over the years, everything has changed," is what really hit home for me, personally.
Bbh
Everytime u are bored the time goes like 20x slower than usual
But
Everytime u play videogames or have fun the time goes 50× faster than normal
Yep
True which is the reason I play 2 hours of videogames thinking it was only 30 minutes
ikr like I started playing Ark and it was day light '2 hours' into it I look and its pitch black and I realize I've been playing for 5 hours XD
Our brain goes time travelling during sleep, time speeds up like crazy, and your dreams are just ads.
Time is an illusion
Light Bulb 1 - 0:36
Light Bulb 2 - 0:36
Light Bulb 3 - 0:36
😁
Hey!!!
Cheater!!! 😵😵😵
Yur wrong
Oh! I get it now, you sneaky human.
@@srsly_da_demon exactly like your grammar
One interesting fact, Oxford university was founded before the mongols and before the Aztecs
3:38,5:53,11:06.
What about Nalanda University
This was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this title lol
@@35nawabalwirahman35 nalada University has been defunct for a long time. Oxford, on the other hand, is still a premier university. that way you can ask about Alexandria in 300bc..won't make sense in video's context
@@cnitevedi4832 yeah you are wright .But I wasn't sarcastic.
I once took a flight across Canada. My friends and I had lunch at the airport before departure. Got on the plane. The airline served lunch. Got to my destination whereupon my family took me out to lunch. What a long day that was.
How much can you eat?😂
Bonus fact: We are all time travelers. We all travel forwards in time at a rate of 1 second per second.
VikingSpaceMeow Not when you get to my age 😉!
SO I'M TRAVELING RIGHT NOW WOOOOOOOO THIS FEELSSSSSSSSSSS horrible, can i die now
VikingSpaceMeow I used to think that
"Time is relative."
-Albert Einstein
Did you guys know timezones?
Light Bulb 1: 3:39
Light Bulb 2 : 5:55
Light Bulb 3 : 11:06
5:53
Edited lol
NO ONE : I didn't see ANY light bulbs at aaalllll !!!!
Sap
NO ONE s
I once had my birthday twice in one year too on August 11 2010. I had my first international flight from Korea to NYC. The departure from seoul was around 5pm on the 10th of august which is around 4am on the 10th of august, NYC time. I had my birthday on the plane later midnight. At the same time, NYC was around 11am on the 10th of august. When I arrived at NYC after 16hours of flight, it was around 8pm on the 10th of August which gave me 4 hours of counting down to my second birthday for the year. Lol. I spent 9 hours of my birthday on a plane enroute to NYC and another 24 hours on my second day in NYC. Haha
Tldr: I was able to have my birthday twice on my first international flight. Lol
My Dad had a Birthday 2 days. He was on a ship returning from Korea to the US. September 3.
Niceee
I have a similar story but it’s not as awesome, I live in idaho but was born in Washington and I was born At four o clock so I kinda celebrate it twice
I spot the three light bulbs-
1st bulb- 3:39
2nd bulb- 5:53
3rd bulb- 11:08
a3s gupta good job
Did you get the mension
I could only find second one
Good catch
Here's another one: Gloria Stuart, the actress who plays old Rose in "Titanic" was alive when the actual Titanic sank in 1912.
Oh I thought you said rose not old rose but I did not know that
I met a woman who was actually alive nearly ten years before it actually sank. She was also born before McKinley was shot.
Was she on it though.
@@PopeyeBjj86 no she wasn't
That's fascinating. I didn't know that.
When my grandparents opened their business in 1920 the Ottoman Empire still existed.
Cool
It's because Ottoman Empire dissolved in 1922.
It actually fell in 1840 but lived weakly till 1930
You know you're from a small country when you're always happy when someone even mentions your country in their videos. I'm finnish
You're from Finland? Then i have a video i want you to watch (for a laugh). Search "GMM Finland"
@@skyfire12306 That's really funny video yeah. Pretty sure we don't exist lol
The guillotine is still used in every Alice Cooper concert.
Bonuses:
Elizabeth 2 and Marilyn Monroe were both born at the same year
Uranus was discovered in 1781 but the first confirmed land in Antartica was 1895
Through the life of Rodrigo Duterte , there have been 12 US Presidents
Alfred Wegener spreaded the Pangea when the Titanic sank
DU30
Uranus
Pinoy ka? :D
@@benmemon I am :D
Each prez is about 5 years so 12 presidents = 5*12 = 60 y/o
So most people will have seen over 14 presidents in their lifetime. That fact isn't even surprising.
Here are a few more facts:
1. When the pyramids were being built, woolly mammoths still existed on an island in eastern Russia.
2. Less time spanned between humans and Tyrannosaurus than between Tyrannosaurus and Stegosaurus,
I know, so many people just think all dinosaurs commingled together at the same time.
cfltheman,,,, When I heard that second factoid there it was phrased slightly different; A tyrannosaurus Rex is closer to seeing a live Milly Cyrus concert than a live stegosaurus. P
thats actually more amazing than all the facts in the video
The Pyramids of Egypt are more ancient to the Romans than the Romans are to us.
woolly mammoths was the last Ice Age.100000 Years ago like Man....
Can I still comment? Haha O well,
1st 💡: 3:38
2nd 💡: 5:53
3rd 💡: 11:09
Good job
I didn’t see the 2nd one
You didn’t say right time for the 2nd one
@@tctiger3163 U know you can't see the video while typing...
The one about all of time mashed into a year is cool.
In that same situation, the internet would only exist for less than a millisecond.
Carl Sagan did the same thing on the series "Cosmos". I think his rendition of explaining time was better.
I think I once ate a Big Mac that was made the same year as the Pyramids.
wut
Species 5618 that's not a good thing
The pyramids still exist guys
do you think we are dumb?
Not until you asked that question.
1st light bulb 3:40
2nd light bulb 5:54
3rd light bulb 11:10
The last public guillotine execution happened less than 100 years ago.
Less than 50 years ago 😮
Hannah Stilley was 96 when she was photographed in 1840. This makes her the earliest born person to be photographed and her birth was closer to the Tudor period than to our own. She was born 274 years ago, but only 140 years after the death of Elizabeth I.
Regarding time zones, it's the 4th of February where I am, but this video was published tomorrow on the fifth.
Luis A. Colon hahahhaa
When you read the second part you sound like a time traveler
Wow, someone from a time zone that's actually BEHIND TH-cam time? I've had that thing with dates not matching up the other way. Like that one video (on my other channel) that I uploaded on December 21, 2012, shortly before going to school for the final time that year (that being the final time had nothing to do with the supposed end of the world), but TH-cam says it was uploaded on the 20th. It must have been late evening for you when you commented that because most time zones are ahead of TH-cam.
That's my birthday the forth
what
Scary that my parents birthdays were so close to so many of these historical events. (1919, 1923)
My mom birth year is 1962 and my father birthday year is 1964. 😱😱 I know what your saying. Things are just ment to happen. Things happen not In our time we think we are planning but we are not . Everything has perfect harmony.. Everything happen is divine an timeless
I don't look at the clock. I look at faith
The perception of time in dreams works both ways. Some dreams feel like mere seconds but were actually hours in the real world, and some dreams seem to take years, but are mere seconds in the real world.
my grandmother is one year older than queen Elizabeth the second. She was born in 1925
My grandmother was born in 1922.
Flamin' Gaming wow
She alive?
@Flamin' Gaming cool my grandma was born in 1899 and she new everything and she was a human ancestor awwww XDDD
@@beebopvroop5218 *slaps*
"It's been 18 years since the year 2000."
wHaO i DiDn'T kNoW dAt.
19
Casually Skeptical LOL
@@jordancarter949 actually, 21.....
oops! forgot i came back in time as a secret agent to protect the earth from the second collision course
2001 i was born now 18 years into the millennium
Feb 28 2018 was the date this was posted. Lol.
Completely failed to change my perception as I knew most of these already.
Personally, I found this to be your most interesting installments. Thank you 😃
Same
Perhapes the most mind blowing one to me is that the last person born in the 1800's died in 2017. She lived from the era of Victorian Brittain to see the presidential campain of Donald Trump.
Kind of crazy to think about how much she would have seen the world change, from horse-drawn carriages to VR headsets and smartphones
I'm still appreciating the fact that we can now make video calls, which was totally science fiction when I was a kid in the 80s.
rattis - Well at least we know what killed her... :-(
rattis it's perhaps not perhapes srly
I don't speak english.
I got one about Dinosaurs. Most media will lead you to believe they were doomed from the start when in fact they were extremely successful. To put it into better perspective, there is a bigger time gap between Tyrannosaurs and Stegosaurus than there is between Tyrannosaurs and YOU.
zman8184 I beat you to it. At the point I'm writing this, my comment says 1 month ago, and your says 2 weeks ago.
zman8184 wow.
I am from New Zealand and I am proud to be involved in time travel!!!
Regarding #7 and time travel, I flew from Seoul Korea on 1 Jan 1980. During the flight time changed back to 31 Dec 1979, and then to 1 Jan 1980 again. So I celebrated New Years twice in two different decades.
One fact that should have been mentiond here is that that oldest hotel still open was made 705 AD, 1300 years ago.
Robert Nyhus In Japan, right?
That is correct :) I should have written it in the answer too, but thanks for adding it :)
Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan- It would be so cool to stay there.
Wow
I hope they changed mattresses since then.
Here's another one: Stan Lee(may he rest in peace) and the Soviet Union are the same age. Both born 1922.
But Stan Lee outlived the Soviet Union. The USSR died in 1991 while Stan Lee went on for another couple decades and died in 2018.
@Jeon Jungkook loll
No, it's from 1919/1920.
Rest In Peace he will be Loved Marvel is thankful for hik
I meant him
I remember flying west as a child and getting Easter baskets from two different flight crews.
No: 7 is time travel but they flew into the past
Queen Elizabeth is older than sliced bread. The bread-slicing machine was invented in 1927, and sliced bread was first sold in 1928; Elizabeth II was born in 1926. As for Elizabeth II living through 16 U.S Presidents, it's more surprising that her reign has taken place during the administrations of 12 U.S. Presidents.
You could say that sliced bread is the best thing since Elizabeth II.
Jerry Mills or you could slice bread with a knife like a normal person did before 1928
Or Betty White.
Alucard: or you could "break bread" like they did in days of yore. Just grab a whole loaf and tear it up with your bare hands. (Or bear hands, if you have to get rough 'cause the bread is tough!)
Nanatsu no taizai
Here's a fact people who were born in 2000 will be a legal adult this year.
Depending upon the country.
writerpatrick and month
People who were born in 2010 are going to be 8!
I was born earlier than that but not before 2000 or in 2000
Happened to me a few days ago. I don't feel like an adult.
I really enjoyed watching #2. Can you make a full video of it?
Carl Sagan did this segment in the original "Cosmos" TV series. Watch that. It's very interesting.
@@randallulrich Is it informative or just a TV series?
wow that time travel thing got me there hahahaa i love this channel
Market Island: Who makes it to the Finnish line first? Hee-haw!
Every moment that we experience makes time move faster from our perspective. An hour to a month-year old is way more than an hour to a 90 year old. If you're playing a new game, or a new experience in the game, you are like that 1 month old, time is slower because you are absorbing the important information.
I love #2. That is so interesting and cool. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like that. Thanks and great job.
I found all three at 0:36
Lol
😂😂😂
WOW
I wish I was that smart
There is also one on her head at 0:43 I am smart too
If you peel a banana, you have a peeled banana.
If you peel a banana you have a great music album in your hands.
If you drink some water you drank some water!
Wise words
Facts
I aM sHoOk, vErY sHoOk
The year I was born, there were still a few Americans alive (not many) who had been born into slavery. The young people I work with freak when they hear that.
#11 or if their birthday is on Feb. 29 on leap year, some people might celebrate on Feb. 28 or March 1.
Dang.. 2 yrs before I was born they were still chopping heads off. Crazy.
1980s: In the future, we will have flying cars, computers that think like humans, and flying to mars.
2018: Kids eating Tide Pods.
Well we got a Tesla car to Mars, Does that count? Jk
Lol
2018: The world will end and machines will take over.
2075: Children trying to be grown-ups and dancing on dolphins.
The second two are real, flying cars are near (if you don't count the Space Tesla)
Mushroom Gaming. And then the media wants said kids to dictate our gun laws
Isn't there a saying like if the earth's timeline was put into 1 mile humans would acquire 5 inches
Do you mean the amount of time of humanity would measure the last five inches? Sounds true.
@@alanhowitzer According to my calculation it is just 3 inches...
525600 minutes/year, 25 minutes = 0,00475646879756% x 63360 (inches per mile) = cca 3 inches
The background music is sooooo nice!
And I love the facts.. I was shocked in the 1st one
In the $21 million wine cellar there is bottle of wine that was made in 1720, making it older than the United States and George Washington himself.
Just kidding. No one in any comment section has 21 million anything
Here's one for you. Wyatt Earp was still alive when the U.S. stock market crashed in 1929.
Here's another: your perspective of the passage of time depends on your distance from the center of the Earth.
And another: if you were 70 million light years from Earth and you had a strong enough telescope, you could watch the dinosaurs still alive and roaming the Earth.
Rick Jasper cool
So was Laura Ingalls-She died in 1957, 3 days after her 90th birthday
Actually, no he wasn't. Wyatt Earp died January 13, 1929, but the 1929 stock market crash was on October 29,1929.
Alexis Brigmon Truly mind blowing! Makes sense, but who ever thinks of things this way, right?
Im curious to know how did u figure the 70mill light year fact out tho? Thats pretty kool
Ramses 2nd ate foie gras, drank fine wines and had shoe collections. He”d walk down named streets with mailboxes and numbered houses, past the barber shop, clothing shop, and food store on the way to the shoe store to return the sandals cause he didn’t like the colors. He”d salute any Egyptian flag he saw, which colors were red white and blue. Anyone who thinks history has changed much knows extremely little of history. There is nothing new under the sun
The Sacred Life the only thing man ever learned from history is that man doesnt learn from history
Ancient Egypt didn’t have flags.
Great video....that guillotine fact was shocking...and the MLK and Anne Frank facts were amazing...I enjoyed studying about both of them when I was young and the way it was written it never seemed like they were born in the same year...Thanks for this video
Well, that video ticked along quite nicely... I was so engrossed, that I forgot to look for the 'lightbulbs'. :)
Exactly me too!
Dave Lennon-Copeland i did to
This joke is ticking me off
hahahaha same
Haha, nice one. It definitely wasn't a *waste of time.*
#1 And as of this year everyone born in the 20th century is either dead or an adult (though not all are quite legal drinking age just yet). And have you noticed how "the 20th century" kinda sounds like the past already, yet at the same time "the 21st century" still sounds like the future?
Just wondering, why the year 2033 was an example, what is special about that year?
Elder Green My guess is that it’s based on the 2000th anniversary of Jesus’ execution, though that might not have been the correct year.
Its Us no
In the US the drinking age is 21. In a lot of other countries it's 18. Likewise, in a number of countries the age for majority is later. In Algeria & south Korea is 19 for example. In about 20 countries it's actually 21. So no, not everyone is an adult yet.
About Märket, I had a fun walk in Haparanda, a border town in the north of Sweden in 2013.
13:15 local time: I leave a store in Haparanda
14:24 local time: I have walked 700 meters east
13:37 local time: I have walked 700 metres southwest.
I merely walked over to a mall just on the Finnish side of the border and back. And actually I did cross the border a few times in just seconds just for fun. If someone had asked "what time is it?" I'd answered "Where?"
One fact I've heard that destroys my perception of time is that Finland has been a part of Sweden longer than Skåne (Sweden's southernmost province).
I never realized that Anne Frank and Martin Luther King, Jr were both born the same year as my dad (1929), which was also the year that the stock market crashed that led us into the great depression, I might add. My dad was 2 1/2 months old when the stock market crashed.
Sand Angels his fault
Shook! Three legends, we stan!
My grandfather was born in 1929 too.
Sand Angels my grandpa was born 1945
No one cares
Some more facts:
1. It's possible for identical twins to be born on different days, if one was born before, and the other after midnight.
2. The Carboniferous period lasted longer than the time that has passed since dinosaurs' extinction to the present.
3. Scientists have found a star in the Milky Way that seems to be older than the Milky Way itself, judging by its low metal content.
Also twins can have different father's.
@@fastaslightfiber2534 yea that's in the video
1. And in quite a few countries, the 2nd-born twin is judged to be the older one (where it matters for inheritance, etc.) So the older one might be a day younger :-).
"Amazing stuff right?" Absolutely amazing!!🤔🙂
#2 blew my mind!
That head bust was of Nefertiti, not Cleopatra.
Matthew Dispenza *Nephratite .. Cleopatra would often be seen in public dressed as this Goddess.
I agree with that. But I have seen one of the books for real. The book of the dead.
Well, it was sort of a modern copy of the famous, ancient Nefertiti bust. And Nefertiti was a queen and only a goddess in the sense that Egyptian royalty claimed to be gods.
nah that is Cleopatra, the head bust you are thinking of was actually a fake so we wouldnt really know, but Cleo, adorned in the Royal Garb, that be her
@@fzdreaddy There’s no such thing as Nephratite or whatever you said.
The 3 bulbs are as follows :-
1. 03:40 Below Matin Luther King.
2. 05:59 with the lady in towel
3. 11:09 on the board that says continental divide.
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Did I do it? 😁😐
Tell me......please please pleeaaasseee
Two is at 5:53
ZDOG Smith : in a nutshell, its on the head of the woman in towel...towards her left.
Pankaj Rai , OMG! You're so good!!👍 Great man! 👏👏
Pankaj Rai , and the second one is in 5:54
The Big Cleo - FUNNY! Needed the laugh, thanks.
Theirs even an Indian Jewellery brand named- PNG which was established in 1832. Again, older than the Italian Republic and even Tiffany's.
Something that wasn't included in the video but that kind of struck me was this:
I believe that many of us think of the American Old West as being a long time ago. I also think that the perception of the era of the most famous gangsters and bank robbers is that it was much more recent. However, Wyatt Earp died at the age of 80 in 1926 - when Clyde Barrow (of Bonnie and Clyde fame) was 19 (Barrow turned 20 just a little over two months after Earp's death.) Further, Earp is said to have been an unpaid consultant on some of the early silent Western films. Further, Earp knew John Ford (director of such films as The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and other movies starring John Wayne), was friends with Jack London and met Charlie Chaplin.
JAB 619. Yeah, so what's your point? (Apart from "I know stuff and I'm going to bore you with what I know")
Robin Hickman Well, it was a video about perception of time periods. I posted another example. That was my point. What was YOUR point, other than, "I don't know anything worth posting but still want to flap my gums"?
A very interesting tidbit, JAB 619. Thanks for sharing.
JAB 619 if you believe these sources, Billy the Kid, the popular Old Western outlaw, died closer to 2000s than to 1900s
JAB 619 good one. I still think of 1970 as 30 years ago when in fact it will soon b 50.
Oh and Betty White is older than sliced bread
Zusia Rosenthal, Yes, and I figured out that Betty White's date of birth is closer to the start of the Pony Express than to the start of Internet-based e-mail.
so was my great grandfather. queen elizabeth is only just older than sliced bread too. but only just
GOLDEN GURLLLLSSSSSSSSS
No she is not stop lying
@@Migizikills she is literally google it. its been 90 years (almost 91) since the first bread slicing machine was invented and she is 96 years old. check facts before you comment stuff please. im sure it would be muchly appreciated by all other commenters
I actually went to australia recently, and we flew for about 18 hours, but australian time said that we had left only around 5 hours fter we had arrived!
This topic has actually crossed my mind years ago. Like what was going on in China and Europe at the same time periods
my old neighbour used to play tennis with christopher plummer...i’m not kidding she showed me photos!
I know where the lightbulbs are! From 0:00 to 13:30, at the bottom right!
Sophia Lee he didn't put that in the video it's just his logo that youtube put on there.
Conner Tolson It’s a joke.
+Conner Tolson Sperg
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The Cleopatra fact is amazing!!!!!
First light bulb is 3:41, second one is 5:53, third one is 11:08
The universe is oldest at the current time
It's older now. ;-)
@@jgw5491 Now its much more older.
@@neelshetty10 Now its even older!
But it's still older
Wow it’s so much older
3:40 5:53 11:05
No way! U get them!
Gobble Turkey's Magikarp why do I feel it is sarcastic
Ayo_iitzYeBoiiPotato Gaming yeah and 0:36
11:05 is just a blur and I don’t even see one at 5:53
New American Order You have to play the video for like a second more.
I'm hooked on this channel....keep up the great work guys...
The concept of time is interesting by itself, and now I'm questioning it even more...
1:06 the first star wars movie was episode 4 "A New Hope"
Micah Dowdy yes. Yes.
Correct.
WoW Really
No Way
I Thought It Was Star Wars The Phantom Menace
Actually it wasn't called "A New Hope" when first released. The name was added for re-releases after "The Empire Strikes Back" was announced. It was originally just "Star Wars"
Wah-Wah-Waaaah!
So smart🤓👏🤓👏
At 5:50. The plane that took off from Auckland at 12:05am.
Here is another twist. Lets magine a women on the plane that just took off from Auckland gave birth on the plane at 12:20am. which was Jan 1st 2018.
A doctor on board recorded the birth and the pilot even reported it to Auckland airport saying all is fine we are continuing.
Unfortunately upon arriving in Honolulu the baby died in a car accident at 1pm on the 31 December 2017.
So on his death certificate and head stone it would read
Born Jan 1st 2018.
Died December 31st 2017.
Now that would be confusing for anyone who read it.
Don't say things like this. They'll try to collect double taxes. By the way, if you hang around the international date line, will you get a girlfriend?
The famous preacher number 10 1st light bulb, number 2 Lacie 4.2 43 on #7 , number 3 is on #2 it's continental divide elivaton 8391 on the sign
Love all of your vids.❤️
Funnily enough, the American-focussed stuff didn't change my perception about time.
There's a pub in my town that's been around since before the discovery of the entire continent. And it's a pretty decent pub.
wait what
America was discovered by Columbus in 1492. The pub has been there since the 1480's, and the main framework of said pub hasn't had to be replaced since it was initially built. Assuming 1492 is the 'start' of the USA , it's barely past 500 years old.
Also, I'm from Britain. We've been around as an independent nation since the Romans left around 400AD. So, 1618 years ago.
ShiftyMcGoggles When the Romans left England was by no means a single country. They were unified much later. Besides the modern England was really born after the Norman invasion of 1066.
True, but it does still put into perspective how short a time it's been since Centurions were parading around the UK in the name of Rome. A flash in the pan in the grand scheme of things.
ShiftyMcGoggles oh ok thank you for clarifying cause I'm in the US and had to assume you meant another country besides US (where the pub was located in mean ) but that's a cool tidbit of info. I love learning new info like that , it's always interesting, atleast to me, to find things out like that. it always fascinates me honestly. thanks again
Number 2 is pretty cool... we're literally the last possible moment 😂
Such Bright Side, much positivity
Number two opened up my eyes because I didn’t know the first human walked around on my birthday
Why do I watch so much mildly entertaining filler?
The time from the Civil War until WWI is the same as from Vietnam until now.
The last US Civil War pension check was paid out in the 21st Century.
(There has been more than one Civil War in history)
Hey bright side I am commenting this for the video that you posted which had the title as: 12 facts that will change your perception of time forever, So at the beginning of the video you said write down the time period of the video when you three light bulb in the comment section. So the time that is saw the first light bulb was at =3:37, and the second was at =5:53, and third was at =11:06
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FUN FACT: in africa, every 60 seconds a minute passes
Here's one you came close to but missed: The entire existence of James Bond the spy, from the drafting of the original novel written by Ian Fleming in his Bahama Goldeneye home (using a name culled from the cover of a book about birds he had lying around on his coffee table for his spy, a "dull and forgettable" name), clear to the latest Bond movie as of yet, has all been under the Reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty's Secret Service indeed!
Nostalgia Catholic When Elizabeth became queen the prime minister of the UK was Winston Churchill.