At the end when yall say you didn't vibe with history...im not saying to react, but th-cam.com/video/t_0Uo3mduyo/w-d-xo.html If you have the time (maybe you've already heard it), see if KRS doesn't perfectly explain why
@@ashishtandukar2500 It lost land to British Empire. It used to be much bigger. Ethiopia lost 1% so did Japan. Everyone payed some price to remain free
@@esabsablick5492 Well, because by definition their majority switches often. Because of the mix of rural and city areas. I was really reffering to the fact that Ohio is kind of like the baby brother state that everyone likes to poke fun at
The Ohio river valley and the southern Great Lakes are a very good region as far as the natural geography is concerned. It’s just because the entirety of their progress since the industrial revolution had been invested in supplying North America with products, and the beginning of the global trade coupled with an era of particularly uncaring governance deleted that niche entirely, forcing them to rebuild from nothing over the last half century.
It depends. Britain was definitely giving more importance to its colonies than France (who mainly thought of colonies as short term cash, and who was more focused on the European continent). And the 7 Years War had other reasons, Britain fought (partly) for Ohio but most other European countries had other reasons, even France.
Thank you for your great reaction. Don't worry about being overloaded. It's almost impossible to retain it all on the first go, especially if you're completely unprepared. But the presentation hopefully gets you interested in looking up certain parts for yourself. Some teachers use the video in school at the beginning of the year and come back later with their students to see how their knowledge and their motivation is doing. Bill Wurtz also did a video about the history of Japan which is also very good.
It really helps when you know most of it already and it just reconnects all those things into your current consciousness. You know all that history you learned but didn't care too much about so it's never come up in your mind since you learned it.
Love the reaction. "Tired Staci" is adorable! Watching her nod off here and there was just as entertaining as the video itself and it made me smile ^_^ I hope you get your rest Staci. You deserve it and you both are amazing for providing such awesome content. Keep up the great work!
As quick as it was, I am glad he showed the Permian extinction. The "Oh f**k, everything's dead." bit. Many people know of the extinction of the dinosaurs, but only geology nerds know this bit. The Permian was the worse Mass Extinction earth had had before or since. 96% of Ocean Life perished and 75% of land life died as well. Why? Well, where modern-day Siberia would form, a giant plume of Magma erupted in a very rare eruption, something even stronger than a Super Volcano and it DWARFED Yellowstone. This Eruption is called a Flood Basalt Eruption and it nearly ended all life.
English composition. History of science, art, music are all interesting. The history of brutality, warfare, and royalty are good warnings to avoid in the future.
You learn history so that you won’t repeat it. If you know history then you know why things are currently the way they are. Imagine looking at the news and not understanding why wars happen or why people don’t get along? You would know that stuff if you know history.
95% of all history I know I have learned after turning 30. The older you get the more you want to know what has happened before. I don't really know why. Maybe it's like future in fast forward.
Thanks for doing this reaction to this one from Bill Wurtz is an all-time favorite TH-camr. Great tie-in to your channel’s history, too! Merry Christmas and keep up the great reactions!
The British Empire was the largest the world has known and at one point owned 25% of the World's 200+ Countries. A Quarter of the World owned by one small Island people with The Mongolian Empire being the second-largest under Genghis Khan and his Grandson: Kubla Khan. Genghis' son was a Pacifist, obviously :)
I’ll be honest this is like the 20th react video to this I’ve seen, you really have to watch this video over and over and over to catch everything, buuut it’s great because you can rewatch it every few months and get something new out of it
I love that so many people are watching this. I think a big part of us figuring out who and what we are involves learning about everything that we have been before. History is so under appreciated in our modern escapist society and it's a shame. If we can all read fantasy novels, surely we can read non-fiction and philosophy as well. I do, and it's actually every bit as engaging and enjoyable to read as any of that useless "wizards fighting dragons in the future on spaceships" shit that we're inundated with. Some I could recommend: "I, Claudius" by Robert Graves (Roman Empire). "The Irish Trilogy" by Thomas Flannagan (3 books about Irish wars for independence), "A People's History of the United States" by Howard Zinn, ANY essay or novel by James Baldwin, "1491" by Charles C. Mann, "A Thread of Grace" by Mary Doria Russell, "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett, "Angela's Ashes" by Frank McCourt and if you REALLY want to dive deep, "A History of Western Philosophy" by Bertrand Russell. Pick one and give it a shot. You'll thank me later. Peace!
Do they have all of these in audio books? Also, just be glad people read at all. Please don't be condescending, those fantasy and other books make people happy, especially for people going through hard lives and need something that doesn't look like the world they are living in. It is awesome that nonfiction is what you enjoy, and I praise you for your pursuits, but try not to crap on what others enjoy.
I'm with you guys, math was always my WORST subject. Loved science, but couldn't keep up once the math got complicated T_T - always loved history, because it makes patterns. I love finding patterns in what seems random. ^_^
“Cool, but how do I get a job?” On that note, I would recommend boyinaband (Dave Brown)’s “Don’t Stay in School” if you haven’t seen it already. It’s a song. The title is a little misleading on purpose. It’s purpose is to spark a discussion on what topics should be taught in schools.
I loved watching your reaction to one of my favorite videos ever! To answer the question of the day, math was my worst subject in grade school. I was always fascinated by history, but really struggled remembering exact dates. Maybe numbers in general are my enemy lol
The video is intentionally fast-paced because it is providing an overview of the entire history of the world (millions of years) in just 20 minutes. The idea is to mention the highlights, and then you can investigate in more depth the parts which you would like to learn more about. History is incredibly important for our young people (and all people in fact) to learn. It provides background and perspective on how world came to be in its current state. You want citizens and voters to understand world history, so we can learn from lessons from the past and avoid making similar mistakes over and over again. Well-rounded, intelligent citizens need to know more than how to do their taxes and how to write cheques. 😀
My worst subject was English class. Having to write reports of an arbitrarily required length was always an issue to me. If I needed to write 5 pages, I'd only be able to manage 4. I have always been too efficient and succinct to extend my thoughts out longer than they needed to be.
You two are pretty cool. Keep it going. Today was the first time that I have seen your channel. I will sub it right after sending this. Be Safe and Healthy.
This video is great, only issue is he skims over some important stuff. Napolean conquered all of Europe except for Russia before he lost. Also the Vikings almost conquered England and were the first Europeans to discover North America, not Columbus.
Not a single reactor catch the "I wonder if there's room for Moors" and "khmer!" jokes :D I guess it was a bit too much to ask. The girl seemed pretty overwhelmed indeed.
Hi. I like you both and enjoyed your reaction Guys :)Worst Subject from 1966, YES 1966, was both Woodwork and Technical Drawing where I scored 0% that is Nothing in both those 2 Subjects in London and, mercifully, dropped them, never to return :) In fact, in my 66 years on this earth, I still have never fixed a Plug or changed a modern Downlighter and in 41 years of driving nearly 700,000 miles ( mainly short journeys in London ), I still have no idea how to change a tyre though I am a very good driver. Best Subject? Maths or "Math" as you say haha. When I first started school at 4/5 years old I could do my 23 times table and that is the career I pursued. 50 years will be completed this Summer :)
True Story. After I first watched this I , briefly, tried to explain the whole content dealing with the History of the World to now. When I finished I turned to my younger Girlfriend for her thoughts and reaction and she considered everything for a while and then said......DRUM ROLL PLEASE...... " Why haven't you eaten that last doughnut in the fridge like you always do? ".....:):)
Sorry, I had a typo and edit my comment, and I felt like I was bragging about being in college. But hey, after watching this, it feels like being in high school and middle school again. I learned way too much. 😁😂😀
statistically speaking, history cannot repeat itself. However, how's this for an example of how it DOES matter? In 1899, the soon to be founder of the NAACP wrote a disenting opinion on the third attempt to end slavery and create civil rights that went like this: "Segregation is still a badge of slavery." In 1967, during the Civil Rights trial, there were two main factors that allowed for it to succeed. 1) was interstate commerce, which says that if a family member gets killed in Georgia, the remaining family will likely not return to Georgia, which means the money they might spend in Georgia will go elsewhere, distrupting interstate commerce. 2) MLK Jr. was silenced by the (insert alphabet agency here) for successfully bringing all races together, which cannot happen if the 1% wants to keep the 99% sheeple. However, since he ended up being a martyr for the cause of making the pressure cooker even pressurered, they realized that the 1899 disenting opinion might have some merit after all and threw that in to appease the pressure cookers pressurization before it overpressurized and turned into 1994 Watts....
Higher math was...i'm pretty good still at math but sin, cos etc. History is what you come up with age i think or at least don't repeat it ;) good reaction you 2. love each other.
It really is a shit ton of information and totally mind boggling, I already got all sorts of ideas of what type of videos I wanna watch next to see more about what he's talking about. My most difficult subject was definitely science classes. It was so freaking hard I dont think I got higher than a C in any of the science classes I've taken. I wish it was easier because I find it interesting
How do we have all this information yet people still believe there is some guy in the sky? Like, do people just ignore science to make themselves feel better?
science isn’t right about how the earth started and that guy in the sky is God and he is real. do you just ignore the fact that God does exist and you’re not willing to accept the truth so you turn to science to make yourself feel better ?
@@antisocial_1123 We can literally date the earth to over 4 billion years old with simple carbon dating. We have fossils disproving what you believe in. I am basing my opinion on facts and physical evidence, you are basing your opinion on "faith". Do you really not realize how insanely ignorant that is? You literally deny physical evidence to believe what you want to believe. That is just as bad as believing the earth is flat if not worse. You are by definition a conspiracy theorist. Grow up. We get it, your scared to die. Doesnt mean you have to be ignorant.
@@shaneprince6572 and we can literally tell you how the earth was made in the bible. and what fossils are you even talking about i need you to elaborate on that. and many philosophers have proven that there is a higher being. the bible is nothing less then the truth. and i’m not scared to die i have no reason to be scared to die
@@antisocial_1123 "and we can literally tell you how the earth was made in the bible." No, you can make baseless claims with no evidence based on the bible. You don't seem to understand what evidence actually is. "and many philosophers have proven that there is a higher being" Again, you don't seem to comprehend what proof is, and you definitely have zero understanding of what philosophy is. "he bible is nothing less then the truth." Except for it's objectively false and can and has been proven to be so. What's particularly funny about clowns like you is that you think you were magically born into the right religion. You do understand that you believe what you believe only because you were born in a predominantly Christian country, right? If you were born where another religion is more prevalent you'd be proclaiming that religion is the absolute truth instead of Christianity. You're a sad example of the ignorance caused by the systematic brainwashing known as religion.
History is probably one of the most important things you can learn. If you don't know history, you are doomed to repeat it. For example, due to an agenda being pushed in modern education, many students are not being taught about what happened to people who have lived in socialist and communist countries during the late 19th and 20th centuries. The result is a huge increase in the number of young people who fully and loudly support bringing socialism and communism to the US and other western countries. Maybe if they had learned that these doctrines had resulted in well over 100 million deaths in just 100 years, they might not be so quick to support it.
16:55 Oh, my sweet child 😝 You had a rough day at work and youre really tierd? ... And THIS(!!) is the video you happen to pick? Holy hell, thats unfortunate. You mustve felt like someone put your brain in the dryer... This video can scramble the most rested and alert mind, going into it tired... I can only imgine 💀💀💀 I hope it wasnt too bad. 🤣💕
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Best couple ever
you can imagine if he was to slow down all of the information down...it would be a 1+ hour long video
At the end when yall say you didn't vibe with history...im not saying to react, but th-cam.com/video/t_0Uo3mduyo/w-d-xo.html
If you have the time (maybe you've already heard it), see if KRS doesn't perfectly explain why
Im glad this is doing the rounds again. Never gets old seeing new reactions to this.
History of the world: Everybody has conquered everybody.
Not really, some countries seem to just lose a lot more then others lol.
*cries in Baltic*
Not Nepal. Nepal wasn't conquered.
@@ashishtandukar2500 It lost land to British Empire. It used to be much bigger. Ethiopia lost 1% so did Japan. Everyone payed some price to remain free
Yup.
The look you get when you realize that ohio was actually considered important for a minute 🤔 lmao
not sure if you're referring to what I'm thinking, but why is Ohio a swing state?
@@esabsablick5492 Well, because by definition their majority switches often. Because of the mix of rural and city areas. I was really reffering to the fact that Ohio is kind of like the baby brother state that everyone likes to poke fun at
@@metalmonk3775 I get what you're saying. I think the electoral college concept is ridiculous. thx for the reply, I appreciate it.
The Ohio river valley and the southern Great Lakes are a very good region as far as the natural geography is concerned. It’s just because the entirety of their progress since the industrial revolution had been invested in supplying North America with products, and the beginning of the global trade coupled with an era of particularly uncaring governance deleted that niche entirely, forcing them to rebuild from nothing over the last half century.
It depends. Britain was definitely giving more importance to its colonies than France (who mainly thought of colonies as short term cash, and who was more focused on the European continent). And the 7 Years War had other reasons, Britain fought (partly) for Ohio but most other European countries had other reasons, even France.
Thank you for your great reaction.
Don't worry about being overloaded. It's almost impossible to retain it all on the first go, especially if you're completely unprepared. But the presentation hopefully gets you interested in looking up certain parts for yourself. Some teachers use the video in school at the beginning of the year and come back later with their students to see how their knowledge and their motivation is doing.
Bill Wurtz also did a video about the history of Japan which is also very good.
It really helps when you know most of it already and it just reconnects all those things into your current consciousness. You know all that history you learned but didn't care too much about so it's never come up in your mind since you learned it.
Creativity? Amazing.
Musical Talent? Huge.
Animation? Godly.
Hotel? NO THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER.
Someone is sleepy 😂 😆
I’m glad someone noticed!! She’s fired for this
@@YBMJETT 😆 😂
She always gets sleepy. You can tell when someone stays moving. It catches up with them when they slow down.
She tried so hard to stay awake though. Kinda' cute.
Staci legit falling asleep 😂
She’s fired twice for that!
Love the reaction. "Tired Staci" is adorable! Watching her nod off here and there was just as entertaining as the video itself and it made me smile ^_^ I hope you get your rest Staci. You deserve it and you both are amazing for providing such awesome content. Keep up the great work!
The video with all the script, jingles and editing took the creator 6 months
I can believe that for sure! And look at how many times it’s been shared everywhere!
I thought Bill Wurtz said it took him 11 months
@@screwmuckduck8905 that’s the whole video not the editing
As quick as it was, I am glad he showed the Permian extinction. The "Oh f**k, everything's dead." bit. Many people know of the extinction of the dinosaurs, but only geology nerds know this bit. The Permian was the worse Mass Extinction earth had had before or since. 96% of Ocean Life perished and 75% of land life died as well. Why? Well, where modern-day Siberia would form, a giant plume of Magma erupted in a very rare eruption, something even stronger than a Super Volcano and it DWARFED Yellowstone. This Eruption is called a Flood Basalt Eruption and it nearly ended all life.
History was my favorite. The history of my math skills started WW2 with my parents...lol.
Now to add 2020 to that video. WOO BOY THIS YEAR WAS A HECKFIRE.
Yeahh we are part of history now!!
I love the over-shoot where the last bit is in the future. I gladly greet our Thing Inventor overlords.
English composition. History of science, art, music are all interesting. The history of brutality, warfare, and royalty are good warnings to avoid in the future.
You learn history so that you won’t repeat it. If you know history then you know why things are currently the way they are. Imagine looking at the news and not understanding why wars happen or why people don’t get along? You would know that stuff if you know history.
95% of all history I know I have learned after turning 30. The older you get the more you want to know what has happened before. I don't really know why. Maybe it's like future in fast forward.
For me, the difference is I can learn history because I want to, not because I have to. Makes learning more enjoyable.
Those who don’t understand history are doomed to repeat it!
Love this🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥, we dropped a rap inspired by this video. Stuff like this is my favourite way of learning!
"That's how every it gets" - turn to look at the camera, the face of every first viewer when this video came out. XD love your reactions. SUBSCRIBE.
19:42 "They all use Euros except Britain"
Me from poland: *Trying to break the eye contact*
Me, a swede. We don´t have Euro!
It's actually 9 countries in Europe that doesn't use Euro as currency
@@AndreasKarlsson108 bruh
*GREAT* reaction to one of the internet’s best videos
Thanks for doing this reaction to this one from Bill Wurtz is an all-time favorite TH-camr.
Great tie-in to your channel’s history, too!
Merry Christmas and keep up the great reactions!
lol! 20:02 caught her!
Lol
I like history, but man.. it’s SO MUCH STUFF to learn
Haha Yeahh it is! They sped through it nicely here but we didn’t catch it all
The British Empire was the largest the world has known and at one point owned 25% of the World's 200+ Countries. A Quarter of the World owned by one small Island people with The Mongolian Empire being the second-largest under Genghis Khan and his Grandson: Kubla Khan. Genghis' son was a Pacifist, obviously :)
I’ll be honest this is like the 20th react video to this I’ve seen, you really have to watch this video over and over and over to catch everything, buuut it’s great because you can rewatch it every few months and get something new out of it
I love this presentation.
I love that so many people are watching this. I think a big part of us figuring out who and what we are involves learning about everything that we have been before. History is so under appreciated in our modern escapist society and it's a shame. If we can all read fantasy novels, surely we can read non-fiction and philosophy as well. I do, and it's actually every bit as engaging and enjoyable to read as any of that useless "wizards fighting dragons in the future on spaceships" shit that we're inundated with.
Some I could recommend: "I, Claudius" by Robert Graves (Roman Empire). "The Irish Trilogy" by Thomas Flannagan (3 books about Irish wars for independence), "A People's History of the United States" by Howard Zinn, ANY essay or novel by James Baldwin, "1491" by Charles C. Mann, "A Thread of Grace" by Mary Doria Russell, "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett, "Angela's Ashes" by Frank McCourt and if you REALLY want to dive deep, "A History of Western Philosophy" by Bertrand Russell.
Pick one and give it a shot. You'll thank me later. Peace!
Do they have all of these in audio books?
Also, just be glad people read at all. Please don't be condescending, those fantasy and other books make people happy, especially for people going through hard lives and need something that doesn't look like the world they are living in.
It is awesome that nonfiction is what you enjoy, and I praise you for your pursuits, but try not to crap on what others enjoy.
I've always loved history ❤️ math is my worst
“Taste the sun” sounds like either a candy advertisement or what some high dude might say in the middle of their high-ness... heh.
That was the jingle for Sunny Delight in the 1990s
Their reaction to “they just might forget not to do slavery” made me subscribe instantly
Chemistry was my worst; history was my best (loved ancient history).
This is about the 12th time I've seen this .....don't worry you retain a bit more each time you watch.
You should react to History of the entire Japan, I guess-video too, fast paced but also entertaining =)
This went straight over your head. Welcome to European education. Great reaction though.
I'm with you guys, math was always my WORST subject. Loved science, but couldn't keep up once the math got complicated T_T - always loved history, because it makes patterns. I love finding patterns in what seems random. ^_^
“Cool, but how do I get a job?” On that note, I would recommend boyinaband (Dave Brown)’s “Don’t Stay in School” if you haven’t seen it already. It’s a song. The title is a little misleading on purpose. It’s purpose is to spark a discussion on what topics should be taught in schools.
I am so glad to come across your channel. Great reactions!!!
I loved watching your reaction to one of my favorite videos ever! To answer the question of the day, math was my worst subject in grade school. I was always fascinated by history, but really struggled remembering exact dates. Maybe numbers in general are my enemy lol
The video is intentionally fast-paced because it is providing an overview of the entire history of the world (millions of years) in just 20 minutes. The idea is to mention the highlights, and then you can investigate in more depth the parts which you would like to learn more about. History is incredibly important for our young people (and all people in fact) to learn. It provides background and perspective on how world came to be in its current state. You want citizens and voters to understand world history, so we can learn from lessons from the past and avoid making similar mistakes over and over again. Well-rounded, intelligent citizens need to know more than how to do their taxes and how to write cheques. 😀
same! I never lurned anything useful in school nothing about life at least.
Math. It took me forever to get a good grasp on math.
My worst subject was English class. Having to write reports of an arbitrarily required length was always an issue to me. If I needed to write 5 pages, I'd only be able to manage 4. I have always been too efficient and succinct to extend my thoughts out longer than they needed to be.
You two are pretty cool. Keep it going. Today was the first time that I have seen your channel. I will sub it right after sending this. Be Safe and Healthy.
My worst subject was math. Fucking hated it.
This video is great, only issue is he skims over some important stuff. Napolean conquered all of Europe except for Russia before he lost. Also the Vikings almost conquered England and were the first Europeans to discover North America, not Columbus.
It has to. It's the history of the entire world. If it didn't skim over lots of stuff it would have to be days long.
Not a single reactor catch the "I wonder if there's room for Moors" and "khmer!" jokes :D
I guess it was a bit too much to ask. The girl seemed pretty overwhelmed indeed.
Well that was cooooool.
Justin & Staci, please react to Key & Peele comedy routine "Gay Wedding Advice" - it's one of the funniest things I've seen here.
It's today's question: It was math. It's funny how life works. Now, my job is to help students with math.
Science.
Hi. I like you both and enjoyed your reaction Guys :)Worst Subject from 1966, YES 1966, was both Woodwork and Technical Drawing where I scored 0% that is Nothing in both those 2 Subjects in London and, mercifully, dropped them, never to return :) In fact, in my 66 years on this earth, I still have never fixed a Plug or changed a modern Downlighter and in 41 years of driving nearly 700,000 miles ( mainly short journeys in London ), I still have no idea how to change a tyre though I am a very good driver. Best Subject? Maths or "Math" as you say haha. When I first started school at 4/5 years old I could do my 23 times table and that is the career I pursued. 50 years will be completed this Summer :)
I think Social Studies was my worst subject.
There is only one problem with not knowing anything about history......those that don't know it are bound to repeat it, and that's a bad thing.
Just wait till you watch How the Universe is Way Bigger Than You Think
True Story.
After I first watched this I , briefly, tried to explain the whole content dealing with the History of the World to now. When I finished I turned to my younger Girlfriend for her thoughts and reaction and she considered everything for a while and then said......DRUM ROLL PLEASE......
" Why haven't you eaten that last doughnut in the fridge like you always do? ".....:):)
Sorry, I had a typo and edit my comment, and I felt like I was bragging about being in college. But hey, after watching this, it feels like being in high school and middle school again. I learned way too much. 😁😂😀
you can probably pause the video every 20 seconds and study a whole lot of stuff about those 20 seconds ^^
My worst subject was lunch, couldn't get it right
statistically speaking, history cannot repeat itself. However, how's this for an example of how it DOES matter? In 1899, the soon to be founder of the NAACP wrote a disenting opinion on the third attempt to end slavery and create civil rights that went like this: "Segregation is still a badge of slavery." In 1967, during the Civil Rights trial, there were two main factors that allowed for it to succeed. 1) was interstate commerce, which says that if a family member gets killed in Georgia, the remaining family will likely not return to Georgia, which means the money they might spend in Georgia will go elsewhere, distrupting interstate commerce. 2) MLK Jr. was silenced by the (insert alphabet agency here) for successfully bringing all races together, which cannot happen if the 1% wants to keep the 99% sheeple. However, since he ended up being a martyr for the cause of making the pressure cooker even pressurered, they realized that the 1899 disenting opinion might have some merit after all and threw that in to appease the pressure cookers pressurization before it overpressurized and turned into 1994 Watts....
Do the amazing world of gumball reaction it is amazing!!
Math, for sure!
TUR-KEY MAKES A BRAND NEW TUR-KEY!
Higher math was...i'm pretty good still at math but sin, cos etc. History is what you come up with age i think or at least don't repeat it ;) good reaction you 2. love each other.
My worst subject in grade school was recess.
It really is a shit ton of information and totally mind boggling, I already got all sorts of ideas of what type of videos I wanna watch next to see more about what he's talking about. My most difficult subject was definitely science classes. It was so freaking hard I dont think I got higher than a C in any of the science classes I've taken. I wish it was easier because I find it interesting
I could've sworn you did this one already. Or is that what you meant by October 2019? I'm confused!
Nope we’ve never seen it! October 19 is when we started uploading content regularly lol
Could you react to ww2 by oversimplified
Those are coming next!
I was pretty crap at English, reading comprehension, or creative writing. Best in math and science.
It took him 11 months to make it.
It was well done for sure
Staci.....y'all get some cracker barrel yet?😂😂😂😂
This vid is brilliant..
Those that forget history are doomed to repeat it. But, they could have done a better job schooling us. I've written many checks, for bills.
your be surprised how much went in...
How do we have all this information yet people still believe there is some guy in the sky? Like, do people just ignore science to make themselves feel better?
science isn’t right about how the earth started and that guy in the sky is God and he is real. do you just ignore the fact that God does exist and you’re not willing to accept the truth so you turn to science to make yourself feel better ?
@@antisocial_1123 We can literally date the earth to over 4 billion years old with simple carbon dating. We have fossils disproving what you believe in. I am basing my opinion on facts and physical evidence, you are basing your opinion on "faith". Do you really not realize how insanely ignorant that is? You literally deny physical evidence to believe what you want to believe. That is just as bad as believing the earth is flat if not worse. You are by definition a conspiracy theorist. Grow up. We get it, your scared to die. Doesnt mean you have to be ignorant.
@@shaneprince6572 and we can literally tell you how the earth was made in the bible. and what fossils are you even talking about i need you to elaborate on that. and many philosophers have proven that there is a higher being. the bible is nothing less then the truth. and i’m not scared to die i have no reason to be scared to die
@G Singh A video of a guy's unsubstantiated opinion is not a "debunking" of anything.
@@antisocial_1123 "and we can literally tell you how the earth was made in the bible."
No, you can make baseless claims with no evidence based on the bible. You don't seem to understand what evidence actually is.
"and many philosophers have proven that there is a higher being"
Again, you don't seem to comprehend what proof is, and you definitely have zero understanding of what philosophy is.
"he bible is nothing less then the truth."
Except for it's objectively false and can and has been proven to be so.
What's particularly funny about clowns like you is that you think you were magically born into the right religion. You do understand that you believe what you believe only because you were born in a predominantly Christian country, right? If you were born where another religion is more prevalent you'd be proclaiming that religion is the absolute truth instead of Christianity. You're a sad example of the ignorance caused by the systematic brainwashing known as religion.
My worst subject was math I hated it.
Come on, you guys are smarter than that. We study history because those who fall to learn from the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat then!
Math was mine. The rest was interesting to me.
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Math was always tuff
Science
I thought this was the Mel Brooks film.
Science was my worst
GOKU!!!!!!
LOL writing checks was practical at the time, but is now an obsolete skill...but history is still pertinent.
Real af
Charlie the Unicorn!!
I want that Goku shirt.. Where did you buy it, I need it!
He put 11 months into video,,,, I wish I had this in school would've been easier
Nice Shirt! Just sayian.
History is probably one of the most important things you can learn. If you don't know history, you are doomed to repeat it. For example, due to an agenda being pushed in modern education, many students are not being taught about what happened to people who have lived in socialist and communist countries during the late 19th and 20th centuries. The result is a huge increase in the number of young people who fully and loudly support bringing socialism and communism to the US and other western countries.
Maybe if they had learned that these doctrines had resulted in well over 100 million deaths in just 100 years, they might not be so quick to support it.
I thought y'all watched this already.
I saw this video a week ago on this channel it was right before the civil war video unless this is a n Mandela effect
Nope we’ve never seen this before! Lol we didn’t want to do it before because of the length of the video.
Was that an earthquake?
PE was my worst subject. Seriously. I didn't see how exercise was going to provide me knowledge. History is how we learn how not to act.
AWE YEAH!! 👍✅
16:55
Oh, my sweet child 😝
You had a rough day at work and youre really tierd?
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And THIS(!!) is the video you happen to pick?
Holy hell, thats unfortunate.
You mustve felt like someone put your brain in the dryer...
This video can scramble the most rested and alert mind, going into it tired...
I can only imgine 💀💀💀
I hope it wasnt too bad.
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Sad for India 😂🤣British🇬🇧💂
English was my bad subject. (still is)