The architecture in Las Vegas legitimately looks like a Minecraft server. Just a bunch of bizarre buildings from different eras all packed together in the desert + LIGHTS EVERYWHERE
Yeah. That’s why I hate these type of architects, they are just art knowers. Engineers have to do 99% of the work to ensure these “architects” their dumb molten plastic designs are stable and safe.
@@hodb3906 These Architects you hate are in fact creating a whole lotta jobs with their stupid looking buildings. I am not saying they are worth their money - All I am saying is they create jobs.
Here's something about the pyramids that I think is pretty important when looking at them from an aesthetic point of view; back when they were built, they were made from polished white limestone, and tipped with shining gold. I dunno about you, but if I saw that shit in the desert, I'd be in awe.
@@Bruh-7 Pretty sure it was a third party company they had a contract with in Finland which they terminated their contract with and it was a long expired key of some sort (TLS?) that was acquired and leaked. Iirc no data or traffic on the user end was compromised and people made a mountain out of a molehill. They're probably only ramping up sponsored ads again because they think people forgot, don't care anymore, or know that basically nothing happened and they're not (completely) at fault. If you wanna use them after that whole fiasco that's up to you tho
@@albertomecanicaslocassergio I wish I knew nothing about that game and thought you were talking about a real friend of your's, i would have laughed my ass off
*speedrun* _/'spiːdrʌn/_ verb _gerund or present participle:_ *speedrunning* complete (a video game, or level of a game) as high on methamphetamine as possible. _"I used to be able to speedrun this game after snorting no less than 20 grams"_
Tutankhamun was after the pyramids. By a lot. I'm going to look this up. Tutboy was 1300s BC, 18th Dynasty. The Giza Pyramids were all 4th Dynasty, 2600-2500s BC. So 1300 years. Less than I thought, really.
7:45 it would be a saline lake, so it wouldn't really make the bordering land super arable as plants don't usually do well with salt in the soil... It would start to evaporate and become more salty, but this would cause more rain to be created in the area (unsure whether it would fall there though) You do have an exit channel planned though which would allow salt to cycle out of the lake/sea...and this would be a massive shipping route as well, for both the centre of Australia and the coastal cities in the East.
There actually used to be a massive sea inside of Europe and Asia. It housed several species of very small baleen whales that tragically and likely painfully went extinct as it dried up and became increasingly poisonous
I would check to sea how deep the basin is the water would flood into. Over that large an area you'd be risking making a giant salt pan (too hot for marsh too shallow for lake). It could end up being even more uninhabitable than it is now.
There's also the question as to whether or not the land in that area would even be able to be arable even IF there was more rain. Additionally, just because both ends would connect to the ocean, that doesn't mean that the water would flow in from one end and out the other. You'd have to figure out some way to keep the water flowing to cycle through. Otherwise what might happen is that both ends would have the ocean flowing in towards a larger central lake/inner sea where the water evaporates and causes the salt to build up. You might be able to fix that by some sort of system of pumps, but that wouldn't be sustainable at all. You'd also have to make sure the river was both wide enough to actually cause a noticeable change to the surrounding geography through evaporation, deep enough that the water wouldn't evaporate over the hundreds (or even thousands) of miles in distance that it would cover, and also that the sides of the artificial river were structurally reinforced so you didn't have to worry about erosion blocking off stuff.
@@roetheboat1 Yeah... well hopefully one side is higher than the other, or there's gonna have to be some fancy engineering done to make it flow one way...or it'd just make South Western Austrailia an island with a straight in between.
you'd have to create it at a high elevation so you could run rivers through both to expand the livable area it would create, and to ensure the water actually flows and isn't stagnant. You'd also have to transport all the water up there to begin with, and probably continue to do so until the evaporation cycle ensures it stays filled and flowing
It comes from the ancient Germanic "botd", which itself means "To dwell". Botding would mean "dwelling", and has nothing to do with the construction process meaning of "Build", which comes from the ancient Germanic "Bold".
"history channel" I've learnt more from IH than i have from the history channel in years. Honestly, who wants to see some reality show about renovating tanks/cars/bikes/ufo's when it's always over dramatic yank stuff now. Also, there was some military historian from sandhurst, had glasses quite handsome, he's now a woman, if you watched the old tank stuff and military stuff you'll know who.
Pisa and Sienna : Okay yes we are Tuscan cities but this doesn't mean that we are Florence okay ? We have our own history and we often were in conflict with Florence. Is that clear guys ? The rest of the world : ....... The rest of the world : Ok Florence Pisa and Sienna : REEEEEEEEE
My current home is 120 years old.. my parents home is about 400 years old, I work for an American company and my boss freaked out when I explained the age of our homes in England
6:35 fun fact: when the dutch discovered Australia (then called New Holland) 100 years before the british colonized it. they didn't settle on it because it was just a wasteland with no resources to gain. If you look at maps drawn at the time you see that the east connects up to Papua-New Guinea. the dutch literally only discovered all Australia's coastline that were desert and literally just missed the big stretch of perfectly suitable land.
That’s jokes that he said Gehry’s building looks like crumpled up paper cause Gerhry has said in the past that’s what he uses to model ideas. Life imitates art, art imitates internet historian
On the Australia canal: There's been a similar plan that comes up in Parliament every decade or so for real consideration. The water comes from the other end of the continent though. It's called the Bradfield Scheme and while the original turned out to be not viable modern versions of the scheme are promising and fix essentially all the issues with the original proposal from almost a century ago. It's mostly a series of dams, canals and pipes redirecting fresh water from the tropical North East through the interior to Lake Eyre. Depending on who's doing the CBA you're looking at something like $15-20 billion for the project so your "estimation" isn't that far off the real world cost estimates. It's just folks in charge would rather irrigate with fresh water from North Queensland where it's flooded all the time rather than salt water from the Indian Ocean. Environmental concerns have been raised but saving the lizards is a non-issue. The main problems with these inland canals in Australia face are evaporation and cost of construction. You need to buy and flood a lot of people's farms, build multiple, very large dams, dig canals big enough to fit a container ship in and even then the heat means that by the time you reach your destination the water's all evaporated anyway. There are workarounds with modern versions of the scheme (mostly involving making the canal bigger to carry more water) but because Queenslanders are the only people who want it they're probably never going to get the funding from Canberra.
You forgot to adjust for inflation for the estimated cost of the Australia canal. The price adjusted for inflation is about 400 billion and also the canal will have to go through places of very high elevation (300 meters above sea level at least) and the Panama Canal only goes up 26m. Also the Panama Canal uses a gate system meaning that is not just a free flowing canal. If you were to build the Australian Canal then you would either have to make it free flowing (extremely difficult considering the elevation of the areas it has to go through) or build a fuckton of gates. Basically the price would be in the trillions of usd at least.
They could probably file some FOIA requests from the US government and get those Operation Plowshare plans. That way we get 20-foot lizards and five-headed kangaroos along the canal. If they round up all the rabbits, they might have a chance of obliterating them. While it would create the world's largest nuclear exclusion zone, imagine the money that would come from tourists in a million years when it's safe again. Hell, I'd be down see dingos with hundreds of feet and maybe get an up and close look of a Killer Rabbit with whatever strange mutations humans will have evolved by then. It would basically pay for itself.
I mean, considering the incoming recession, building up a few trillion in nationsl debt now to grant construction jobs, not a bad plan. Another big issue though, is rising fuel costs, and the monumental ammount of diesel this will take.
As an architecture student I can say historian made some good points. Like finding entrance is a very important thing and architects like hadid doens't focus on that all they do is taking attention. "Form follows function" it's a common thing i mean just a ground rule but they dont follow these rules and other architects just applause, building a death ray is not important for them they just want aesthetic buildings.
It's one of those things that I feel 99% of people wouldn't consciously acknowledge but I saw a video a little bit ago of an architect reviewing a spaceship luxury yacht thing on star citizen and I found it so interesting. Mentioning all the little things that architects have to consider, even down to the frequency of lighting used in different areas, like "oh, you want people to congregate in the corners away from the flow of traffic, so they have warm lighting to make them relaxed" and other such considerations. And with layout I guess you've got to be always asking "will this confuse dumb people?"
Fun fact: there is a law in Washington D.C. that says that no building within a certain radius can be taller than the Washington Monument. They wanted to make sure that the Monument would always be the tallest thing in D.C.
There are unwritten rules that say the same about the York Minster cathedral in York, England. Nobody has any proof that it exists anywhere, but it is known to be the case.
@ewan xl do spires count as a part of the building? If not, you can make a building slightly shorter than the Washington Monument and add the spire, making the building taller.
Yep, as someone who lives in the district, you can see that thing all across town. There's also rules about what can be in the middle of it in the mall
"Mamma, mamma! Sono tornato a casa dopo avere costruito la torre di Pisa!" "Uh, entra, la cena è, umh, sul tavolo" "Ah, fantastico, il mio preferito, spaghetti e polpettedimeme! Ascolta, mamma, so che vuoi essere fiera di tuo figlio" "Sono lasagne" "So che vuoi essere fiera di tuo figlio, ma devo dirti una cosa" "Ah, sì, no, è, uh, è a proposito della torre, co-come regge bene in piedi, so quanto ti piacciono le torri verticali e le cose che vanno dritte verso il cielo" "Ascolta, mamma, non ci sono sol- -" "Ah, no, io lo so che tu parli sempre di come le cose debbano essere sempre dritte, proprio come la tua personalità, genuina." "Mamma, ascolta. Non tutte le torri devono essere verso l'alto e il basso (difficult to translate, gimme a break)" "Di che parli Guglielmo? Questa è - -" "Devo essere un uomo indipendente mamma, non possiamo fare sempre ciò che faceva papà. La mia torre è...è...uuuhhhh..." "Che ha che non va?" "È un po' pendente. Capisci, no? Qualcosa del tipo 5 gradi" "Cos...fatto apposta?" "Beh, voglio dire, quando l'abbiamo costruita pensavo che il terreo fosse duro, capisci? Cioè, metti il piede a terra e senti i passi, ma, ascolta, dicono che la chiameranno la Torre Pendente di Pisa, mamma" "Sono molto delusa da te, figliolo. Devo essere onesta, prendo queste lasagne e le rimetto in dispensa" "Ma mamma, il ragù! È perfetto!" btw 48º here in Sicily is a Tuesday
The funny thing is, my state made 3 pyramid buildings for offices. Except the angle was wrong so the windows kept shattering. Turnes out the Egyptians figured out the same thing ants did, there is only one truly stable angle for pyramid shapes or they fall appart. The pyramid office buildings are now mostly concrete (they removed 99% of all windows) and are constantly being fixed because they keep cracking. So yeah, modern people can make pyramids easily, but they don't always actually work lol
@@carlstott5309 Things take a lot of time to build, extravagant designs = more time. There's also major cost factors if they intend to keep within budget to consider as well as basic physics when it comes to twisty fucky designs
The sad thing is that I have a nagging feeling that I need to download NordVPN now just to support this type of ad. Like if we all support things that allow this type of ad, we may get all ad companies to go batshit insane in the future
Checked with my dad, who is a geologist and geostatistician. Apparently there have been serious proposals to have a series of canals from the Kimberley to central Australia. Wild.
Not all wrong, just sometimes a bit of context is missing. For example, everything described in the first story here did happen, he just made it sound like it was unfixable (or at least unfixed) and that it was the first building to do this.
It actually WAS an issue with the Disney concert hall, if you visit the building there are sections they had to blast with sand to reduce the glare. It didn’t melt any cars, but it did make some people’s apartments unlivable (as they got way too hot). Source: studied architecture in LA with professors that work with Gehry
@@JonatasAdoM Well, if anyone's house was unlivable due to their neighbour's house or surrounding building(s), who wouldn't get mad lol My house is also quite unlivable for its low ceiling height and really cramped space, but on the other hand, the neighbourhood is really quiet and the neighbours are quite nice as well, so it somehow kinda made my unlivable house feel more livable
And there was already a lake going half way in Panama. On top of that they will have unforseen costs and a dangerous environment. Looking at Australia's government I doubt they would divert so much machinery from the ore mining since it is less risky and very profitable to stick to mining
I live about 30 minutes from Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water and I have to say it's one of the coolest structures I've ever seen. There's a stream...that flows THROUGH the house! Is seriously amazing and it's just in the middle of nowhere
"We want to make the center of Australia habitable, and we're pretty sure hydrating the land will achieve that. Know where there's a lot of water? The OCEAN. We're just gonna dig a big-ass channel and let all that delicious, cool, hydrating salt water run through the middle of the country and watch the greenery flourish!"
You know what the majority of buildings are a variation of? A square or rectangle, you know why? Because it's easy to build and it's incredibly functional. Modern "architects" don't understand that.
@@CThyran I mean they do still use triangles (not so much squares, much better to just halve it into two triangles structurally in most cases). They just make weirder shapes out tons of the triangles.
@@frds_skce I personally love a particular style of Japanese design where the emphasis lies on subtlety, they have the saying: understanding the light from the shadows. Then at the same time I can appreciate lots of different styles, even ones I think look stupid, makes the world less of a serious place.
Back in 03' a SWAT team took hours to subdue an active shooter because of the Frank Gehry designed building's architecture giving them a lack of a clear shot
That’s an actual fucking nightmare scenario. Imagine having to approach a modern day maze fortress with a gun toting psycho inside and no clear entries or exits to watch
As an actual architecture student, it pisses me off to no end when my professor demands every model painted pure white. I've considered taking the risk of tanking my project grade just to add a splash of color. "From Bauhaus to Our House" is a great comedic, short book about how architecture has backed itself into a corner of modern and post modern crap.
Mine didn't like me, because I love classical architecture too much and he always wanted me to do the horrible modern stuff. I don't know if you ever heard of Dutch Rococo style.
@@yesiamarussianbot3076 I have, but can't picture it, but I'm sure I'd recognize it when I Google it. Personally I think classical is overused, but moreso I believe in creative freedom, so I agree that sucks. You ever take it up with department heads?
The fun thing about the Washington Monument is that you can clearly see where they originally ran out of money/materials, and then the rest of it is a slightly different color above that point. Like, yeah, did you not check how many rocks you had before you decided to make a giant obelisk? No? Eh, we'll figure it out.
The monument actually had to change which quarry it was receiving limestone from mid-construction. The original quarry became unavailable when the state it was in seceded from the Union. A northern quarry was chosen and work continued throughout the civil war, however the limestone was a different hue, being sourced from a different location
For which of you, intending to build a tower, does not sit down first and count the cost, whether he has enough to finish it- lest, after he has laid the foundation, and is not able to finish, all who see it begin to mock him, saying, ‘This man began to build and was not able to finish’? - Jesus of Nazareth (Gospel of Luke, ch. 14, v. 28-30)
@@ajaxdossd948 Oh trust me mate, we have bogans in England, we just call them by a different name. If anything there are more cunts in England than Oz. We have the same sense of humor though that's for sure.
Well, it is kinda cheap especially considering our government spent 50 billion on internet infrastructure that is barely held together with duct tape and hope
The pyramids were originally covered in polished limestone and had a golden capstone, which would’ve shone at night like a star, so tbf wouldn’t of looked too far off from a lot of modern buildings built today with their all white aesthetic
13:50 fun fact, the coliseum was able to fit ~50.000 people. It maybe didn't have a jumbotron, but therefor it had people fighting each other to the death. Hell Yeah!
Ah yes but most of those 50,000 seats naturally wouldn't have a very good view of the fighting. Yes, fighting to the death is awesome, but it's far less awesome if you can't see shit, which is where a Jumbotron would be necessary.
@@missingindyrry to burst your bubble, friend, but historians estimate between 10-20% of fights left one of the competitors dead, and of course sometimes the loser would be executed by the winner if the croud/organizers wished
At university I had to read an essay by some supposedly important architecture people and the essay LITERALLY said that removing walls from houses and replacing the walls with a clear plastic mesh so that the house would look like a bubble was the right thing to do because seeing the bubble exterior flow with the wind would remind us of how the campfires would flow with the wind when we were cavemen. By having the connection between the flowing house and the flowing fires, we would be reconnected to our cavemen selves. I hoped he was trolling but he was serious, so were my professors. The Architecture scene is like the modern art scene in many ways except in black and white and more edgy scarves.
To be fair, it'd probably cause a catastrophic environmental domino effect far beyond just leaving a few lizards homeless... but the environment's ****ed anyway so may as well enjoy the time we have :P
As someone who just finished a degree in architecture, I can confirm that people attribute Minecraft to why they were initially interested in architecture.
One of my local pub in England is almost a 1000 years old. Obviously it’s been renovated countless times but the buildings been there as a pub practically since monks first came to what used to be a series of small islands in England. And it’s just owned by my friends uncle and it’s where people go for Sunday dinner and to get drunk whilst watching the football.
The oldest building within 100 miles of where I live is under 200 years old. The oldest that’s still used turned 110 this spring. It’s amazing how old some European stuff is.
@@jamesharding3459 lol my families house is a house from the 19th century that got split into two separate houses, and the half of the original house that my family now lives in… was the servant quarters
i fukin hate to admit that i LOVE his sponsorship ads! even how he sublty shat on chadou reid leiends (uknowhos) on one of his videos and it was awesome how little he gave about sponsoring the damn product and more about shitposting
9:00 when talking about the canals and nukes Im surprised you didn't mention how they wanted to make the suez canal buy blowing the land up with nukes or giant bombs.
A giant sand kraken lives in the heart of Australia, if it were to ever reach the open ocean....*shudders*. Thank god internet historian isn't in charge of Australia or the seas would never be safe again!
@@byeo9001 Have... have you ever seen some of the creatures that live there? The spiders, the lizards, everything else. And, as he said, it's pretty much uninhabitable.
This was the most visually disgusting migraine of an advertisement I've ever witnessed. I don't think think I've ever laughed so hard while watching an ad, or while having a stroke! Two records for the price of one. Nice job.
NordVPN should be grateful, that’s the first sponsorship ad I haven’t skipped though in years
That is a lot of thyme
I tried to skip it but it was too fast for me to reach the buffer bar in time!
John Ward's ads are pretty great.
That shit was like hitting light speed
Internet comment etiquette's ads are still the best I've ever seen 😂
this whole "comically mentally inept internet historian" thing works.
I’ve done the math and it checks out
@@charlieapples9373 "Remember to _show your work!"_
It just works.
@@charlieapples9373 Yes but, have you done *all* of the maths? Have you looked into radiocarbon dating?
@@DeadKraken Psh... who would want to go out on a date with a radiocarbon?? That sounds awful.
The architecture in Las Vegas legitimately looks like a Minecraft server. Just a bunch of bizarre buildings from different eras all packed together in the desert + LIGHTS EVERYWHERE
the best architects are the ones unbound by economics
as someone who lives i nevada this is all true
Las Vegas is actually a minecraft creative plot server
And then there's summerlin, all built by literally the same company. (the Howard Hughes company)
We architects know that as the "Robert Venturi's rant"
I didn’t truly believe the sentence “An architects dream is an engineers nightmare” until you showed me the buildings that Frank Gehry made.
Also the window washers nightmare
@@royalblanket Imagine your first day as a window washer for one of Gehry's fever dreams. I would just quit. Fuck that.
Yeah. That’s why I hate these type of architects, they are just art knowers. Engineers have to do 99% of the work to ensure these “architects” their dumb molten plastic designs are stable and safe.
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@@hodb3906 These Architects you hate are in fact creating a whole lotta jobs with their stupid looking buildings. I am not saying they are worth their money - All I am saying is they create jobs.
“You can’t just shoot a hole in the surface of Australia”-Samuel Haden
Why do I hear lizards playing at dooms gate
Is doomguy Nordvpn man?
"Would you like me to disable the safety protocols?"-VEGA
Last time I saw a comment this good was when the shadows first lengthened
*Australia - Eternal*
"It's an Italian city called Pisa"
Shows image of Florence.
Given the history of Tuscan cities, he probably started a war right there.
Yeah I've just noticed that too
The cities are quite close, i live in florence, we hate pisans
@@Giogro just, chill out then, no need to hate.
@@GamerGamer-ok6wu it's more of a meme
"Thanks we hate it" -NordVPN
Well Nord, that is the first time I've watched one of your ads all the way through in months. So there is that.
At least they give you freedom to make your own ad
Yeah I always contemplate getting it when I see his ads for it
Have you seen internet comment ettiquette's ads. They're quite somthing.
At this point we all know what it does. Isn't the point just product placement
@Sam pellergrino No, he is still doing them.
I love how the editing implies that IH has a hot key that just immediately inserts a picture of a 5g tower
he would tbf
You mean you don't have one like that?
It's just a photoshop preset dw
Swaghetti and meat balls killed me 😹
he does . all the pictures in his family album include 5g tower
It's me. I'm the guy who's out in the desert petting the lizards.
Em D. Thank you for your service
I mean, there's blue tongued skinks in Australia right? i don't see how anyone could resist petting those.
It's australia, it might explode.
Basically the environment matters and having a cool building doesnt.
@Void Spam That's what the lizards want you to think...
"Its in an Italian city called Pisa"
Proceeds to show a picture of Florence
bah
close enough
jeez so many inaccuracies
@@danielolivier-cividino580 What does that have to do with Florence Italy?
This video is the embodiment of locker room talk, I bet he's not proud of it.
I'm starting to think he forgot the password to his main channel.
Nothing has happened on the internet the past year apparently EDIT: it was a joke you plums
SuperQuail Area 51 Raid?
SuperQuail Tanacon???
A LastPass sponsorship could've saved him xD
@@TheSuperQuail More Fallout76 crap? C'mon, it is the gift that keeps on giving.
these two do the opposite of the " yes and " approach , where they try to derail each other's improv . love it, kinda genius
Swaghetti and memeballs was inspired X'D
"No but"
@@ravensflockmate genius
I think they kinda ride the middle. Like "maybe or"
"geological disturbation" is my new indie trashcore band we have a cement truck with seven banjo players rolling inside
Fuck I giggled
Vinyl when?
Just to be clear, they are not tumbling about to and fro. The players have in fact consumed irresponsible amounts of mdma
I tried looking for it and couldn’t find your band, can you post a link?
That's impressive.
Here's something about the pyramids that I think is pretty important when looking at them from an aesthetic point of view; back when they were built, they were made from polished white limestone, and tipped with shining gold. I dunno about you, but if I saw that shit in the desert, I'd be in awe.
Same
In awe at the size of the lad?
@@flclover4 In absolute a w e of their thiccness. You damn right.
Look up graham hancock talking about the mathematics of the pyramids to have your mind blown.
In it's time, it wasn't desert.
The ad read felt exactly like a pop up ad that’s riddled with viruses, which I guess was the point
Didnt it get hacked? Why are they still advertising
@@Bruh-7 Pretty sure it was a third party company they had a contract with in Finland which they terminated their contract with and it was a long expired key of some sort (TLS?) that was acquired and leaked. Iirc no data or traffic on the user end was compromised and people made a mountain out of a molehill. They're probably only ramping up sponsored ads again because they think people forgot, don't care anymore, or know that basically nothing happened and they're not (completely) at fault. If you wanna use them after that whole fiasco that's up to you tho
this is why you have to get ExpressVPN
Normal architects: building
Frank Gehry: _building_
Underrated comment
Defined underrated
I read this in the historian voice lol
Building
BUILDING
What iIIIIISSSSs a BUILDING
His buildings are ugly as hell😂. Modern Architecture is ugly and some are not but aren't as beautiful as colonial and ancient ones
@@sneeu27his ugly buildings are not modern architecture.
Start of the video: Weird buildings
Later in the video: Digging a river through Australia
Even later: Speedrunning.
Don't spoiler lol
its not a river, it's a canal
oh hi gay man
@@ggtylerr oh hi gay man
"why won't the voices in my head stop, who gave me this gun" caught me off guard entirely, laughed my ass off.
Wich minute?
I kinda thought about it, but I was surprised nonetheless
My friend pedro in a nutshell
ALL. THIS. AND. MORE.
@@albertomecanicaslocassergio I wish I knew nothing about that game and thought you were talking about a real friend of your's, i would have laughed my ass off
Another incredible feat by the speedrunning community.
*speedrun*
_/'spiːdrʌn/_
verb
_gerund or present participle:_ *speedrunning*
complete (a video game, or level of a game) as high on methamphetamine as possible.
_"I used to be able to speedrun this game after snorting no less than 20 grams"_
Yeah when I heard the SummoningSalt theme I got really really excited
Slayer Kid Clash I actually fucking died when I heard the summoning salt theme
I don’t think I’m gonna get over that summoningsalt reference
MY FRIENDS
IT JUST KEEPS HAPPENING
I have never seen a video where the ad break is the part that's the MOST REPLAYED. Absolutely beautiful.
“Someone killed Tutankhamen...”
*T r i a n g l e*
*_B I G T R I A N G L E_*
@@joshuadarrow Electrical Fire!
*s m o l t r i a n g l e*
Tutankhamun was after the pyramids. By a lot. I'm going to look this up.
Tutboy was 1300s BC, 18th Dynasty.
The Giza Pyramids were all 4th Dynasty, 2600-2500s BC.
So 1300 years. Less than I thought, really.
NORD VPN: we're very lenient about our ads
INTERNET HISTORIAN: CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
I watched the ad like 4 times
Tristan Benson 11:13 & 11:39
If only every ads were like that
@@MhDaMaster I was about to skip ahead but then I realised it was a internet historian ad
it was an amazing ad but it gave me a heart attack
If we ever straighten the Tower of Piza, we should all agree to call it “The Building Formerly Known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa”
Maybe the straight tower or possibly even the heterosexual tower
Pisa*
@@callmepoki *Pizza
This comment got me for no good reason.
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7:45 it would be a saline lake, so it wouldn't really make the bordering land super arable as plants don't usually do well with salt in the soil...
It would start to evaporate and become more salty, but this would cause more rain to be created in the area (unsure whether it would fall there though) You do have an exit channel planned though which would allow salt to cycle out of the lake/sea...and this would be a massive shipping route as well, for both the centre of Australia and the coastal cities in the East.
There actually used to be a massive sea inside of Europe and Asia. It housed several species of very small baleen whales that tragically and likely painfully went extinct as it dried up and became increasingly poisonous
I would check to sea how deep the basin is the water would flood into. Over that large an area you'd be risking making a giant salt pan (too hot for marsh too shallow for lake). It could end up being even more uninhabitable than it is now.
There's also the question as to whether or not the land in that area would even be able to be arable even IF there was more rain.
Additionally, just because both ends would connect to the ocean, that doesn't mean that the water would flow in from one end and out the other. You'd have to figure out some way to keep the water flowing to cycle through. Otherwise what might happen is that both ends would have the ocean flowing in towards a larger central lake/inner sea where the water evaporates and causes the salt to build up. You might be able to fix that by some sort of system of pumps, but that wouldn't be sustainable at all.
You'd also have to make sure the river was both wide enough to actually cause a noticeable change to the surrounding geography through evaporation, deep enough that the water wouldn't evaporate over the hundreds (or even thousands) of miles in distance that it would cover, and also that the sides of the artificial river were structurally reinforced so you didn't have to worry about erosion blocking off stuff.
@@roetheboat1 Yeah... well hopefully one side is higher than the other, or there's gonna have to be some fancy engineering done to make it flow one way...or it'd just make South Western Austrailia an island with a straight in between.
you'd have to create it at a high elevation so you could run rivers through both to expand the livable area it would create, and to ensure the water actually flows and isn't stagnant. You'd also have to transport all the water up there to begin with, and probably continue to do so until the evaporation cycle ensures it stays filled and flowing
The history of Add Thyme: world record progression - presented by SummoningSalt
With the music he uses xD
Thats hilarious
Fredrick Knudson
This
Seriously, had to double-check what was going on .. & apparently I'm actually spending time to comment on TH-cam how brilliant the ad was. Well done.
Hey Internet Historian, did you know they used to close up the colosseum and flood it so they could have small ship battles in it?
And that they could fit over 10,000 people in it
Ah, a Sam o’nella fan I see. I like for you. Actually it’s at 69 likes. It’s good.
And they had 4 vending machine per person
Here's another fun fact about the Colosseum: They used to close it up and flood it so they could have small ship battles.
Pffff, that old thing, imagine the ship battles we could have in a flooded Met Stadium!
I’m into structures. They just stand ‘n’ sh*t but they try to look good doing it. I want to follow in their footsteps.
They have no footsteps, they don't move man, remember?
Average Demographic ‘n’ lol
"I love structure.. but sometimes I think I only crave the family structure"
bro they dont walk
If they ain’t walking then I ain’t walking
There's no way all thirty thousand of those slaves are forklift certified
“What do you like?” *”Triangle.”* “Yeah but-“ *”B i g T r i a n g l e”*
Did music make the Pharoah lose control?
“Tutankhamen’s dead.”
*_T r i a n g l e_*
Triangle pickachu chair
I cant actually tell if he's sponsored by nordVPN or not.
After this? Not anymore he`s not, lmao.
This is probably going to be the best youtube ad they they had in years...
idk about you but this ad makes me want to get some VPN
no his sponso is sword vepeen
I was confused when I saw this, but now I understand. I'm gonna guess he might still be sponsored.
"Why are they called buildings when they're no longer in construction?"
Alright, I can spare a few minutes.
It comes from the ancient Germanic "botd", which itself means "To dwell". Botding would mean "dwelling", and has nothing to do with the construction process meaning of "Build", which comes from the ancient Germanic "Bold".
Before human goes to Mars, I think they should test their equipment and theory of terraforming Mars in Australia first.
Love the femboy in your pfp
i’m disliking this
With the exception that Australia probably already has a colony of giant roach men without needing terraforming.
They should use the nuke method
The idea that colonizing a barren shithole planet where our only option of travel is a one way trip is the dumbest shit in the world.
Why does he always have the most serious voice and talk about the stupidest things, like why is he not in history channel
because he is an alien
He is the history channel, I N T E R N E T H I S T O R Y
"history channel" I've learnt more from IH than i have from the history channel in years. Honestly, who wants to see some reality show about renovating tanks/cars/bikes/ufo's when it's always over dramatic yank stuff now. Also, there was some military historian from sandhurst, had glasses quite handsome, he's now a woman, if you watched the old tank stuff and military stuff you'll know who.
@@dadoogie You can renovate a UFO?
if you're renovating a ufo, then by then it's gotta be identified, thereby disqualifying it as a ufo by definition
Sydney: "Right, we built an opera house. Now all we need is for people to enjoy opera."
perfect
They knew it was a misnomer from the start. They just needed it to sound classy - "music house" just doesn't have the same ring.
eXDax Probably why they often call the music house a Symphony Hall, or a Center for the arts.
@@eXDax 'concert hall' still sounds classy
Wait you're saying no one asked for it ?
"Please stick to the script. We don't want any of that Shadowman stuff. It makes the brand look unprofessional."
thing is he has the best ads out of any youtuber
I'll watch any ad that has shadowman in it religiously
This
Very unprofessional, you guys.
Apart from snobs and architects, nobody is pleased by modern architecture.
you got heart pog
I don't even think architects like modern architecture, they are probably self loathing
A lot of architects don't like it either, lol.
As someone who loves and studies architecture yeah modern sucks
Reject modernity
Embrace tradition
"here's a town called pisa"
>shows picture of florence
every time
Maremma maiala
Pisa and Sienna : Okay yes we are Tuscan cities but this doesn't mean that we are Florence okay ? We have our own history and we often were in conflict with Florence. Is that clear guys ?
The rest of the world : .......
The rest of the world : Ok Florence
Pisa and Sienna : REEEEEEEEE
My current home is 120 years old.. my parents home is about 400 years old, I work for an American company and my boss freaked out when I explained the age of our homes in England
Yeah, that’s one of the big disconnects of old world / new world stuff. I’m looking forward to the White Tower being deemed ancient in my lifetime.
My flat was made when predreadnoughts sailed the sea. ;w;
oh the brits!
How??
In America 100 years is a long time, in Europe 100 miles is a long distance.
So lizards are running Australia and preventing the expansion of human civilization. . Interesting.
lizardians confirmed
@ariannasv22 Mortal Kombat has the Shokhan inhabit Australia
The Shakarn had a foothold there for ages, yes.
Can confirm, I lived in australia for months and still don't know what goes on in their government
I mean, have you SEEN a thorny devil? I'M not gonna mess with one of those things!
6:35
fun fact: when the dutch discovered Australia (then called New Holland) 100 years before the british colonized it. they didn't settle on it because it was just a wasteland with no resources to gain. If you look at maps drawn at the time you see that the east connects up to Papua-New Guinea.
the dutch literally only discovered all Australia's coastline that were desert and literally just missed the big stretch of perfectly suitable land.
That’s jokes that he said Gehry’s building looks like crumpled up paper cause Gerhry has said in the past that’s what he uses to model ideas. Life imitates art, art imitates internet historian
That's why all of his buildings look like trash.
*internet historian imitates architect.
Modern art in a nutshell: Emptying the paper pin out onto the floor and thinking,"Brilliant..."
SvendleBerries le modern art bad, classical art good yeis national myth yeis
Didn’t the Simpson’s make a joke like this?
On the Australia canal: There's been a similar plan that comes up in Parliament every decade or so for real consideration. The water comes from the other end of the continent though. It's called the Bradfield Scheme and while the original turned out to be not viable modern versions of the scheme are promising and fix essentially all the issues with the original proposal from almost a century ago. It's mostly a series of dams, canals and pipes redirecting fresh water from the tropical North East through the interior to Lake Eyre. Depending on who's doing the CBA you're looking at something like $15-20 billion for the project so your "estimation" isn't that far off the real world cost estimates. It's just folks in charge would rather irrigate with fresh water from North Queensland where it's flooded all the time rather than salt water from the Indian Ocean.
Environmental concerns have been raised but saving the lizards is a non-issue. The main problems with these inland canals in Australia face are evaporation and cost of construction. You need to buy and flood a lot of people's farms, build multiple, very large dams, dig canals big enough to fit a container ship in and even then the heat means that by the time you reach your destination the water's all evaporated anyway. There are workarounds with modern versions of the scheme (mostly involving making the canal bigger to carry more water) but because Queenslanders are the only people who want it they're probably never going to get the funding from Canberra.
shut up, nerd
@@_ikako_ smh I thought it was very interesting
@@hunterrocconi5026 butherd nerd
Could you not just like build a roof over the canal to stop the evaporation?
@@lovablesnowman indoor waterslide? wouldn't that still be susceptible to heat but make it like a thermos instead of just evaporation?
Only internet historian can make an ad that people don’t want to skip
Well, him and Internet Comment Etiquette with Erik.
@@blue4669 do you know when the sequel to nobbleberry is coming?
@@pubscrublord3475 unfortunately no
I disagree
Still skipped
You forgot to adjust for inflation for the estimated cost of the Australia canal. The price adjusted for inflation is about 400 billion and also the canal will have to go through places of very high elevation (300 meters above sea level at least) and the Panama Canal only goes up 26m. Also the Panama Canal uses a gate system meaning that is not just a free flowing canal. If you were to build the Australian Canal then you would either have to make it free flowing (extremely difficult considering the elevation of the areas it has to go through) or build a fuckton of gates. Basically the price would be in the trillions of usd at least.
Just bring Goku and let him use Kamehameha to create a free flow canal. You can pay him in food later.
They could probably file some FOIA requests from the US government and get those Operation Plowshare plans. That way we get 20-foot lizards and five-headed kangaroos along the canal. If they round up all the rabbits, they might have a chance of obliterating them. While it would create the world's largest nuclear exclusion zone, imagine the money that would come from tourists in a million years when it's safe again. Hell, I'd be down see dingos with hundreds of feet and maybe get an up and close look of a Killer Rabbit with whatever strange mutations humans will have evolved by then. It would basically pay for itself.
I wonder why all the new soil tastes salty and cant be used to grow shit, seaking of wich, the lake also tastes mighty salty, wonder why?
I’m happy for my taxes to go towards fixing Australia, I wanna visit the middle without needing to hide underground
I mean, considering the incoming recession, building up a few trillion in nationsl debt now to grant construction jobs, not a bad plan. Another big issue though, is rising fuel costs, and the monumental ammount of diesel this will take.
"My favorite! Swaghetti and memeballs!"
"It's... lasagna..."
Release the SICILIANS THE AMERICANS NEED TO PAY!!
@@Boretheory YOU DONT HAVE ENOUGH
@@Boretheory never cross a Sicilian when death is on the line!
i cooka da meataballa
Building the Pyramid is easy when your slaves are forklift certified.
Crane certified too? they gotta be.
And then an OSHA inspector comes along and makes sure everyone is following all the health & safety procedures.
The pyramids were actually built by egyptian citizens, usually farmers when there was no crops to work on.
the pyramids were built by respected workers that were given luxuries like meat for their work
@@deanrazor9023 ACKTUALLY
The ad itself is outright better then most content made by other TH-camrs
Yeah remind s me of chrisrayguns ads, usually better than the actual videos he puts out.
As an architecture student I can say historian made some good points. Like finding entrance is a very important thing and architects like hadid doens't focus on that all they do is taking attention. "Form follows function" it's a common thing i mean just a ground rule but they dont follow these rules and other architects just applause, building a death ray is not important for them they just want aesthetic buildings.
It's one of those things that I feel 99% of people wouldn't consciously acknowledge but I saw a video a little bit ago of an architect reviewing a spaceship luxury yacht thing on star citizen and I found it so interesting. Mentioning all the little things that architects have to consider, even down to the frequency of lighting used in different areas, like "oh, you want people to congregate in the corners away from the flow of traffic, so they have warm lighting to make them relaxed" and other such considerations. And with layout I guess you've got to be always asking "will this confuse dumb people?"
okay but "form follows function" is literally a principle from two centuries ago
Fun fact: there is a law in Washington D.C. that says that no building within a certain radius can be taller than the Washington Monument. They wanted to make sure that the Monument would always be the tallest thing in D.C.
There are unwritten rules that say the same about the York Minster cathedral in York, England. Nobody has any proof that it exists anywhere, but it is known to be the case.
@ewan xl do spires count as a part of the building? If not, you can make a building slightly shorter than the Washington Monument and add the spire, making the building taller.
Same thing with Madison, Wisconsin
Yep, as someone who lives in the district, you can see that thing all across town. There's also rules about what can be in the middle of it in the mall
Same in Paris, only it is across the whole city. I've been up the second tallest building in Paris because it's much cheaper than the Eiffel Tower!
Internet Historian is probably the only person whose sponsor ads I actually watch
F do you think he actually gets paid for them? lol
kozmik__WZRD i understand english i was just curious if they actually pay him or if he’s trolling cause sponsors are so fucked
That summoning salt reference hahaha and he added the splits on the top left, I died...
Ssethtzentach does some really good ones too
"Mamma, mamma! Sono tornato a casa dopo avere costruito la torre di Pisa!"
"Uh, entra, la cena è, umh, sul tavolo"
"Ah, fantastico, il mio preferito, spaghetti e polpettedimeme! Ascolta, mamma, so che vuoi essere fiera di tuo figlio"
"Sono lasagne"
"So che vuoi essere fiera di tuo figlio, ma devo dirti una cosa"
"Ah, sì, no, è, uh, è a proposito della torre, co-come regge bene in piedi, so quanto ti piacciono le torri verticali e le cose che vanno dritte verso il cielo"
"Ascolta, mamma, non ci sono sol- -"
"Ah, no, io lo so che tu parli sempre di come le cose debbano essere sempre dritte, proprio come la tua personalità, genuina."
"Mamma, ascolta. Non tutte le torri devono essere verso l'alto e il basso (difficult to translate, gimme a break)"
"Di che parli Guglielmo? Questa è - -"
"Devo essere un uomo indipendente mamma, non possiamo fare sempre ciò che faceva papà. La mia torre è...è...uuuhhhh..."
"Che ha che non va?"
"È un po' pendente. Capisci, no? Qualcosa del tipo 5 gradi"
"Cos...fatto apposta?"
"Beh, voglio dire, quando l'abbiamo costruita pensavo che il terreo fosse duro, capisci? Cioè, metti il piede a terra e senti i passi, ma, ascolta, dicono che la chiameranno la Torre Pendente di Pisa, mamma"
"Sono molto delusa da te, figliolo. Devo essere onesta, prendo queste lasagne e le rimetto in dispensa"
"Ma mamma, il ragù! È perfetto!"
btw 48º here in Sicily is a Tuesday
I thought this was Latin for a sec
Tarantella Napoletana time
Wow. You translated a nonsensical conversation into Italian. Molto bene, sir. I even followed along!
today i learned that 'but' in greek is the same as 'but' in itanlian
@@ve6009 I mean you aren't right but you aren't wrong either
The funny thing is, my state made 3 pyramid buildings for offices. Except the angle was wrong so the windows kept shattering. Turnes out the Egyptians figured out the same thing ants did, there is only one truly stable angle for pyramid shapes or they fall appart. The pyramid office buildings are now mostly concrete (they removed 99% of all windows) and are constantly being fixed because they keep cracking. So yeah, modern people can make pyramids easily, but they don't always actually work lol
Ah, the "Artistic visions of an architect", the civil engineer's worst nightmare
"He wants to do *what*?"
@@prointernetuser They want me to go WHERE?
Oh no what ever will the civil engineer do when he must stray even the smallest bit from the building code... god forbid he actually innovate lmao
@@carlstott5309 Things take a lot of time to build, extravagant designs = more time. There's also major cost factors if they intend to keep within budget to consider as well as basic physics when it comes to twisty fucky designs
@@carlstott5309 He will lose his license when the building collapses.
The sad thing is that I have a nagging feeling that I need to download NordVPN now just to support this type of ad. Like if we all support things that allow this type of ad, we may get all ad companies to go batshit insane in the future
The market follows demand, except when you got woke writers running things.
That's how they getcha.
What happens is all companies do it then you go fucking insane and want to die. Then the cycle repeats.
me too i was hard thinking about it but i dont have the money right now probably will in the future
@@Boganfilth thats what happened to wendys i think
Checked with my dad, who is a geologist and geostatistician. Apparently there have been serious proposals to have a series of canals from the Kimberley to central Australia. Wild.
IH is Australian so I bet he already knew that proposals have been made lol
@@Deses I live in WA and I wasn't aware
@@Deses my dude I live in SA (South Australia) and had no idea these ideas were put out, doubt IH did.
The Cob Monitor what is your definition of a ‘real job’.
@The Cob Monitor Mine excludes you
23:27 the absolutely brutal smash cut from the opera house-boat to a horribly over-stretched picture of the Rock just killed me
I love this series of telling elaborate historical stories and then googling it and nope, turns out all of that was wrong.
Not all wrong, just sometimes a bit of context is missing. For example, everything described in the first story here did happen, he just made it sound like it was unfixable (or at least unfixed) and that it was the first building to do this.
It actually WAS an issue with the Disney concert hall, if you visit the building there are sections they had to blast with sand to reduce the glare. It didn’t melt any cars, but it did make some people’s apartments unlivable (as they got way too hot). Source: studied architecture in LA with professors that work with Gehry
In London there is a building with carved shape, it melted a few cars before they fixed it.
My house is still unlivable and we live in it.
Bunch of amateurs!
now they should make it not look like garbage
@@JonatasAdoM Well, if anyone's house was unlivable due to their neighbour's house or surrounding building(s), who wouldn't get mad lol
My house is also quite unlivable for its low ceiling height and really cramped space, but on the other hand, the neighbourhood is really quiet and the neighbours are quite nice as well, so it somehow kinda made my unlivable house feel more livable
Makes the house unliveable, but a great environment for growing weed
"we're the same size as the continental US"
"the project is comparable to the panama canal"
something doesn't add up here
He means it would be the same type of digging. he shows its 33 times longer.
i mean, keepin everyone from overheating to death would prolly be hard, and panama is small so its easier to move shit around and logistically manage.
Okay but hear me out, what if we let the water do most of the digging? It'll take thousands of years
Also, seawater does not make for very good arable land. Might as well water your crops with brawndo the thirst mutilator.
And there was already a lake going half way in Panama. On top of that they will have unforseen costs and a dangerous environment. Looking at Australia's government I doubt they would divert so much machinery from the ore mining since it is less risky and very profitable to stick to mining
I live about 30 minutes from Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water and I have to say it's one of the coolest structures I've ever seen. There's a stream...that flows THROUGH the house! Is seriously amazing and it's just in the middle of nowhere
That's not so cool! If I took a hammer to one of my bathroom pipes I could have a stream running through my house too!
( This is a joke )
The Australian canal thing is one of the most ridiculously idiotic thing i've ever heard of.
I like it.
Found the lizard apologist
asdf I would work, we just need a lot of explosives
asdf look man I just want to blow shit up and if I’m getting payed for it then so be it
"We want to make the center of Australia habitable, and we're pretty sure hydrating the land will achieve that. Know where there's a lot of water? The OCEAN. We're just gonna dig a big-ass channel and let all that delicious, cool, hydrating salt water run through the middle of the country and watch the greenery flourish!"
@@Wfftam look, we all know its a cover to end the emus.
Imagine just vibing in your house then you get flashbanged by a building that only has reflectable materials for it.
I heard from a college mate studying architecture that if you make anything basic they instantly give you an F. I think that's the problem.
In a world where "unique" is a common, a normal thing would be damp
You know what the majority of buildings are a variation of? A square or rectangle, you know why? Because it's easy to build and it's incredibly functional. Modern "architects" don't understand that.
@@CThyran but these modern "architects" still use same element of construction
*FUCKING. GLASS. AND STEEL.*
@@CThyran I mean they do still use triangles (not so much squares, much better to just halve it into two triangles structurally in most cases). They just make weirder shapes out tons of the triangles.
@@frds_skce I personally love a particular style of Japanese design where the emphasis lies on subtlety, they have the saying: understanding the light from the shadows. Then at the same time I can appreciate lots of different styles, even ones I think look stupid, makes the world less of a serious place.
Back in 03' a SWAT team took hours to subdue an active shooter because of the Frank Gehry designed building's architecture giving them a lack of a clear shot
Where did this happen? xD
@@Styfalled the Peter B. Lewis building at Case Western University
That sounds insane, I'd love to read about it. Source?
That’s an actual fucking nightmare scenario. Imagine having to approach a modern day maze fortress with a gun toting psycho inside and no clear entries or exits to watch
he should make military bases
“Not today grand squad leader of China”. That in of itself was art
In and of
@@stephenc909 Thank you.
stephenc909 well yes.... ok
As an actual architecture student, it pisses me off to no end when my professor demands every model painted pure white. I've considered taking the risk of tanking my project grade just to add a splash of color. "From Bauhaus to Our House" is a great comedic, short book about how architecture has backed itself into a corner of modern and post modern crap.
Splash it with colors that your professor hates most
Mine didn't like me, because I love classical architecture too much and he always wanted me to do the horrible modern stuff. I don't know if you ever heard of Dutch Rococo style.
It's annoying when professors are juice
@@yesiamarussianbot3076 I have, but can't picture it, but I'm sure I'd recognize it when I Google it. Personally I think classical is overused, but moreso I believe in creative freedom, so I agree that sucks. You ever take it up with department heads?
Haha I am also an architecture student and 100% agree with you about the post modern crap bit xD
I feel deeply offended because "the flag of the country no one wants to visit" is the logo of my home city in Germany
The one above that he meant
Stfu
I am so sorry you had to hear that dude
It‘s alright Tom, we will get our chance to get back at the Aussies...
@@George-gg4pb Reflect
The fun thing about the Washington Monument is that you can clearly see where they originally ran out of money/materials, and then the rest of it is a slightly different color above that point. Like, yeah, did you not check how many rocks you had before you decided to make a giant obelisk? No? Eh, we'll figure it out.
The monument actually had to change which quarry it was receiving limestone from mid-construction. The original quarry became unavailable when the state it was in seceded from the Union. A northern quarry was chosen and work continued throughout the civil war, however the limestone was a different hue, being sourced from a different location
I still don't know why it's a Obelisk
Doesn't really fit Washington at all to me
For which of you, intending to build a tower, does not sit down first and count the cost, whether he has enough to finish it- lest, after he has laid the foundation, and is not able to finish, all who see it begin to mock him, saying, ‘This man began to build and was not able to finish’?
- Jesus of Nazareth (Gospel of Luke, ch. 14, v. 28-30)
I can’t unsee it now
@Quinn Holloway it’s literally a giant phallic symbol, and Washington never had children and was probably sterile.
Holy shit, i just realized that Australia is like anti-Canada...
Hot and everyone unintentionally rude
@@taneaydornay770 sounds great
I screenshotted this and will steal it and use it in a tv show in 15 to 30 years
Hannibal Burgers HA, I’ll do it in 10!
@@ajaxdossd948 Oh trust me mate, we have bogans in England, we just call them by a different name. If anything there are more cunts in England than Oz. We have the same sense of humor though that's for sure.
This is the most high effort low effort thing I’ve ever seen
Stick around
Your nord ads are the only ones that actually make me consider buying nord.
x 2
Xxxx masive vpeen
"14 Billion? That is so cheap."
Wow I gotta get myself in the youtube game, get me somma that ad money.
Well, it is kinda cheap especially considering our government spent 50 billion on internet infrastructure that is barely held together with duct tape and hope
14 Billion dollars to essentially buy liveable land the size of the continental united states of america? That is pretty cheap all things considered.
@@MrMoon-hy6pn for one second I thought you were talking about Germany but then I remembered that even hope doesn't help us anymore
I know, right? Man, I look forward to growing my channel that much...
14 billion in 1914 value dollars
today it would be more like 400 billion
The pyramids were originally covered in polished limestone and had a golden capstone, which would’ve shone at night like a star, so tbf wouldn’t of looked too far off from a lot of modern buildings built today with their all white aesthetic
Still
Modern architecture is fucking garbage
Sure, it works out for the pyramids, but you don't want to know what the "all white" greek statues actually looked like when they had paint over.
@@ekki1993 oh yeah, and the Eiffel Tower was red and the Statue of the liberty was brown(bronze actually) but he turned green
Why did they take it all of the went through all that effort to put them up there
@Epoxygleu no they weren’t that’s a different age
Fun Fact: In Japan there have been tournaments of an actual "Lose Your Sponsors%" speedrun of Daytona USA
links please
@@mr.champion7304 nigga look it up yourself
Yes there was a Japanese guy who lost all his sponsors by saying the n word the other day
@@pentilex4338 "I'm going to do what's called a pro gamer move"
Exactly.
Fun fact: i have licked the Washington monument and it was a close second to the supreme court building taste wise
I appreciate you sharing this knowledge
Thank you Jesus
Internet Historian's ads are my favorite ads on the citadel.
Mine too. Maybe he won't get another sponsorship from Nord VPN, but damn that was funny. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even give that VPN a shot
Sheppard commander ?!
@@TheEsdaniel Probing uranus!
@@shiveshsingh3169 not with Nord VPN
Internet Historian's ads are my favorite ads on this channel.
"This is built like a cruise ship."
The foreshadowing game here is fathoms deep.
😱😱😱
I appreciate the pun
@McFlickers He had a video about the Costa Concordia cruise ship
Unlike the water around the island of Concordia, apparently.
at least it can't sink
The moon is actually the one which emits light. The sun is just the moon’s beams being reflected onto a part of the sky.
Wow
Big brain
Someone is going to get r/whooooosh-ed, I can feel it
That is a true fact statement.
The Earth is the one that emits light. The sun only reflects it. And the moon is the shadow of the Sun past Earth, you nimrod.
13:50 fun fact, the coliseum was able to fit ~50.000 people.
It maybe didn't have a jumbotron, but therefor it had people fighting each other to the death. Hell Yeah!
Ah yes but most of those 50,000 seats naturally wouldn't have a very good view of the fighting. Yes, fighting to the death is awesome, but it's far less awesome if you can't see shit, which is where a Jumbotron would be necessary.
Sorry to burst your bubble, friend, but they didn’t fight to the death, they fought to the mildly injured
@@missingindyrry to burst your bubble, friend, but historians estimate between 10-20% of fights left one of the competitors dead, and of course sometimes the loser would be executed by the winner if the croud/organizers wished
@@skivvytv6229 oh
At university I had to read an essay by some supposedly important architecture people and the essay LITERALLY said that removing walls from houses and replacing the walls with a clear plastic mesh so that the house would look like a bubble was the right thing to do because seeing the bubble exterior flow with the wind would remind us of how the campfires would flow with the wind when we were cavemen. By having the connection between the flowing house and the flowing fires, we would be reconnected to our cavemen selves.
I hoped he was trolling but he was serious, so were my professors.
The Architecture scene is like the modern art scene in many ways except in black and white and more edgy scarves.
Wow
Liberals are terrible
Tbh that kind of house would kinda be cool tho lol
Chris Laezur wow, he said nothing about politics.
Who wants a stable house when you can feel like Cavemen?
Sunset though itll look like flames, but its really to remind you youre actually in hell....
That ad was single-handedly the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.
“So like Mars”
“Yeah except way hotter”
So Venus.
Except less clouds
Aphordite Heart so Australia?
@@nemidoonam6963 yes but it is basically hot mars
Aphordite Heart
So Venus?
Or even just Earth (Mars is cold!). Imagine if there were a place like the interior of Australia on Earth.
Using Crash Bandicoot music as the backround for describing Australia is my favorite part
Internet historian: you know why this building is bad? Lack of 5G signal.
You can't get corona!
"In an Italian city called Piza" *shows picture of Florence
yeah lmfao
Eh, at least it’s the right region
@Jo Jo i’m not Europea! Now release the sicilians.
Just wait till this guy hears about the Bass Pro Shops Pyramid
Aero I’m a 20 minute drive from the place. I don’t like the big ol’ logo, but it’s quite beautiful on the inside
Memphis gang sound off
(over gunshots)
And to top it off, it’s one of the biggest pyramids
Kenneth Crawford Same here!
@@CatholicZola Memphis is like a baby Chicago.
This is the first I've ever heard about the canal through Australia idea. It is actually a very good idea, this should be done..
why didn't they do it?
*The lizards*
Lizards run the world governments confirmed
not the lizards
anything but the lizards
Well of course mark Zuckerberg's family isn't gonna die for 100 million ppl
To be fair, it'd probably cause a catastrophic environmental domino effect far beyond just leaving a few lizards homeless... but the environment's ****ed anyway so may as well enjoy the time we have :P
@@warlordsquerk5338 Indeed, arm the asbestos bomb boys
"Uninhabitable" pointer moves over Alice Springs.
Me, living in Alice Springs: ... Yeah, I wanna be angry but he actually has a point...
SardonicSpirals Im just like, “Umm I’m pretty sure people live in those areas you want to just casually flood with salt water.” 😆
I live in Mesa Arizona. It can get just as hot here as in Australia, and yet people still live here. I guess skyscrapers are the answer.
I was gonna say its like casual 100 - 110 in Phoenix all the time 😂
@@jacobcozad5079 110 is only 43c. Australian outback is hotter.
All cities in Australia sound like Disney land hotels
Summoning Salt presents: History of VPN World Records (AllCountries%)
You can tell that internet historian faked his lose sponsorship% run since the sound effects of shadowman swinging his axe have different pitches
I mean the music is there
As someone who just finished a degree in architecture, I can confirm that people attribute Minecraft to why they were initially interested in architecture.
One of my local pub in England is almost a 1000 years old. Obviously it’s been renovated countless times but the buildings been there as a pub practically since monks first came to what used to be a series of small islands in England. And it’s just owned by my friends uncle and it’s where people go for Sunday dinner and to get drunk whilst watching the football.
The oldest building within 100 miles of where I live is under 200 years old. The oldest that’s still used turned 110 this spring. It’s amazing how old some European stuff is.
Your pfp fits
Is this the crown in Birmingham?? Think that’s the oldest pub in England but might be wrong!
nah so many towns go back hundreds of years here
@@jamesharding3459 lol my families house is a house from the 19th century that got split into two separate houses, and the half of the original house that my family now lives in… was the servant quarters
“Does Australia have any famous buildings?”
“Yeah we got one”
“Oh yeah that one..... P Sherman 42 wallaby way”
Sydney
'We've got a beautiful building, it's called . . . that one.'
Never forget, P Sherman 42 Wallaby Way Sydney is essentially a shipping address
The building is just 42 Wallaby Way Sydney
Too many drop bears, not possible to build anything obviously
Sumito’s wit is unrivaled
This is the only TH-cam Channel who's Sponsorships are actually fun to watch
I backed up the video to re-watch the ad.
i fukin hate to admit that i LOVE his sponsorship ads! even how he sublty shat on chadou reid leiends (uknowhos) on one of his videos and it was awesome how little he gave about sponsoring the damn product and more about shitposting
Try internet comments etiquette.
Good shit
Hey hey people
Flashgits aint bad these days
9:00 when talking about the canals and nukes Im surprised you didn't mention how they wanted to make the suez canal buy blowing the land up with nukes or giant bombs.
everyones in quarantine and this man makes a video about the outside of what we are stuck in
hes cool like that
And you're over here ascending to a new level of consciousness
@@nolankanski9116 my god your right
God Bless you Internet Historian. Jesus Loves you. Thank you for the video.
Just incase you forgot
The center of Australia is basically "here there be monsters".
A giant sand kraken lives in the heart of Australia, if it were to ever reach the open ocean....*shudders*. Thank god internet historian isn't in charge of Australia or the seas would never be safe again!
Song W Eretson I mean.. Alice springs is there.
kinda racist comment but ok
Brandon Yeo how? I am Australian and I shit on my country all the time. It’s literally uninhabitable other than the oxygen rich atmosphere.
@@byeo9001 Have... have you ever seen some of the creatures that live there? The spiders, the lizards, everything else. And, as he said, it's pretty much uninhabitable.
This was the most visually disgusting migraine of an advertisement I've ever witnessed. I don't think think I've ever laughed so hard while watching an ad, or while having a stroke! Two records for the price of one. Nice job.
I cant tell if you enjoyed it or you are actually dying from laughter
@@ProfessorWumbology both
@@ProfessorWumbology yes
you know it's good when it's the most replayed part of the whole video
Sword VeePeeN.
I love how Internet Historian is like Socrates of Irony talking to that girl about the colosseum
"Oh hey, it's the SummoningSalt music."
"Oh, it's an explicit reference."
I was really hoping someone else would have caught that.