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Are you open to negotiating? I’ll sign up for audible and you make a series of the pair of you visiting every motorway service station in the country. Seems like a fair trade and it’s clearly what the people want. 😂🤞
I could cry when looking at my like dislike ratio. I have so many jealous people that my videos always get way more dislikes than likes. Please don't be jealous, dear aka
Henry Whitehead was more than just the local gossip. He was Instrumental in convincing the world that cholera was water-bourne. After Snows death, he carried on the work and ultimately proved the point during a later outbreak in the East End. This led London to remode their sewage systems. Also, it wasn’t the local authorities who refused to heed the advice of John Snow and Whitehead, it was he scientific community. The whole point should’ve been the bravery of two men who were willing to challenge majority opinion using the scientific method!
That was the point. They mentioned that it was the scientific community that ignored Snow's findings. I think the confusing part is that "people in charge" is referring to scientific authorities in the historical example, and political/governmental authorities in the modern analogy. But I think the general gist of the analogy is true regardless - that people in charge in pretty much any context will have a tendency to keep the status quo.
The other scientists were doing their job, which is to be skeptical of new claims and make people proposing new ideas show their work. Which Snow and Whitehead did.
@@vaiyt But as you say Snow and Whitehead did show their work and present enough evidence to convince the scientific community to at least take a look at their research. But nobody did.
This story is even more fascinating when you learn that at the same time Dr Snow was investigating this outbreak, another guy was designing the modern sewer system as a way to combat cholera because he believed the smell caused the disease - but in putting the sewage underground to stop the miasma, he inadvertently got it away from the city's water system thus saving more lives. Both he and Dr Snow lived about a block apart while they worked on the same problem and never met.
Two men, living near each other, trying to solve the same problem in different ways, who never met? What are the chances? This other guy (what was his name, by the way?) is not only uncanny, but helpful in his own way! He had the wrong diagnosis, but the right cure! Thanks for the info!
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Me too. Fuck castles, that sounds like an unmissable road trip. At least Tebay has a nice pond with some ducks in it, what other natural beauty do you need 😁
“You know nothing John Snow” “Actually I mapped the cholera outbreak in London and discovered the source of it” “Okay maybe you know something John Snow”
I've been putting on the Map Men playlist most nights to help me get to sleep (because it's relaxing and familiar in a cozy way, not because it's boring, of course!)
Just a side note: his work wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for another technological advancement of the time that we take for granted: addresses. Without people addresses and, especially, house numbers, his work would be much harder to get to any conclusions.
@@JayForeman Here’s a random fact for this potential video: The Fuggerei in Augsburg has the longest in-use house numbers in Germany. Maybe it would give UK addresses a run for the money?
@@JayForeman I feel like you'd enjoy the address episode of the 99% Invisible podcast. Not strictly about maps themselves, but an interesting look at how organizing houses affects people, good and bad (including the same epidemiology example this video is about): 99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-address-book/
I would unironically enjoy a 52 part series where they visit every single service station in the country, giving them 1-5 star reviews and pointing out features of interest. It would be the most interesting thing about the most uninteresting thing.
Well, those poor beggars had no choice but go outside and ask randomly selected strangers about their experiences and then map those strangers. Nowadays all you need to do is make a few phonecalls (pardon, I'm rather old we still used telephones to talk to each other in those days) I MEANT google stuff on the internet or just plain make up things as you go. People don't want facts, they want to be entertained!
During a cholera epidemic in Copenhagen in the 19. century, they even wrote on the beer bottles, that beer prevented cholera! The fact was, as also said in the video, that no cases of cholera were seen among the workers on the breweries - 'cause they were not drinking water!
All the water that was used in the beer production was boiled and fermented. Most deadly bacteria would of died from the heat for beer makeing. (This comment is ment to clear up those questions “but isn’t beer made from water?”)
He only had a sample size of a block.... And cholera is transmitted by a static source. The moment interspecies transmission enters there are just way too many variables.... People see many more people. You bump into many many strangers each day. Go to the supermarket and buy something specific and count how many people you come close to Once the pandemic ends otherwise your results will be off due to social distancing (I hope). You'll see soon how MANY people there are.
After some guy figured out the germ theory in the 1800's and recommended that physicians wash their hands and clean their instruments between patients they all laughed for a couple decades. And kept infecting people.
Fun Fact: If you took every OS map of regions of the UK and stitched them together, you'd have a very large map. It probably wouldn't fit in a glove box.
More than likely, they've probably never heard of them. Neither had I until late last year. TH-cam is full of niche interest circles and the moment you step out of them you realise that these channels are utterly unknown to the population at large. Try running down your street yelling "Hey, do you watch Map Men?" and I will be amazed if a single person knows what you're going on about. At the same time though, who's to say TV companies haven't already tried to hire them? Broadcasters do make attempts to sniff out talent from the influencer pool, but quite often the influencers reply with a no thanks. The bigger influencers are probably making more money being on TH-cam which is one factor. Another major factor is that by working on TV, it means handing over your copyright, as well as your editorial and stylistic independence to the production company and broadcaster. For some, that's a step too far.
@@markcooper-jones7494 Yeah. That was a brilliant way to illustrate the extreme grossness of the disease without being extremely gross on camera. Nicely done.
“They were drinking Number 14’s Number 2’s” ... glorious writing! I already knew the whole story but you make it so informative and interesting and entertaining. Thanks!
@@wowisthatgami8293 I’m guessing (and hoping) they filmed those two outdoor scenes when the lockdowns were temporarily lifted here in England. And they seem to be socially distanced from everyone else.
I live in Slovakia (not Slovenia). Our priest in my town once told us in church about that in times whwen colera wos on here some priests sprinkled a limestone into wells. In one unnamed town people thought their priest gived them poisonous something in their wells so they tryed to lynch him but as they arrived to his house he went out and started to pray. Some of people were drunk and their anger started to rise so they hanged him. When the bishop found out what happend he brought the course over this town for 100 years. In this time they were forbidden to have a priest.
I went to the Jon Snow pub and the fountain is still there! Pretty cool story and a very interesting use of science and maps to point out the cause for a disease outbreak
The world's first epidemiologist and the broad street pump. Edit: Extra credits did an animation video series on the history of broad street pump, if anyone is interested to look into it more.
Watching this channel, Jago Hazzard and Geoff & Vicky has taught me more about English history than I ever learnt at school. Make it enjoyable, and accurate, and learning can be fun. 😁
@@jnerdsblog i see well i don't care for jay anymore because some lousy rape culture or at least dangerous neglect comment they made in a song. Japanese baby has some awful preview at the end related to some other song.
I loved this video! I have worked in maps for years and John Snow is seen in map circles as the big dog who started off the field of Geographic information systems, this technology is still used to map out diseases and plan epidemics including Ebola and SARS! Keep up the awesome work!
"What if it isn't just smelly air that's..." "MIASMA, John." "Right, whatever, what if it isn't just MIASMA that's making people ill, but something in the water, perhaps" "Shut up John, it's the miasma"
I was just about to comment on how the unwillingness of "professionals" to listen to new evidence hasn't really changed. Then I encountered a wonderful moment of sarcasm. Well said.
I went to John Snow college (part of Durham University), and at the beginning of the year there was an event where we all walked through the town following someone brandishing a pump handle.
I use this map/story in my research ethics lecture. John Snow convinced the city fathers to remove the pump hanlde, plague went away, the city merchants complained about lost business, handle was reattached, and the plague returned. BUT it did lead to Carlos Findlay figuring out yellow fever and malaria's vectors.
An interesting note on a similar map. Thomas Shapter's cholera map of Exeter. It predated Snow's broad Street pump map and likely influenced the design as it was basically exactly the same and and an even earlier use of data journalism. Only, Shapter's map was used more to measure statistics than to see where Cholera came from. Anyway Shapter's map is in the Exeter uni library and there's a special course you can do about diseases which features the map. How very interesting...
@@nickalasmontano1496 He did apply with this map a Voronoi diagram before the mathematician was born, though. So maybe 'some' statistics done by him could perhaps be considered innovative.
An amazing video about such an important lesson from history. I taught my class of Year 5 this event when I used to work in Ealing. I hope it is still taught at schools.
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Are you open to negotiating? I’ll sign up for audible and you make a series of the pair of you visiting every motorway service station in the country. Seems like a fair trade and it’s clearly what the people want. 😂🤞
I'll use aaaaaaaaaaaudible
My name was in your credits really freaked me out. Jack Herbert really made me jump
Guys like your videos please be more frequent PLEASEEEEE
You should talk to emperor tiger star
You gotta love how they reused the "E" and "W" Shirts that stood for East and West Ham in a previous video
🏆
You are a true Jay Foreman fan
@@JayForeman are there consultation prices?
Ewww!
This is known as sustainable resource management and they might be featured again in a future video on that topic. At least I hope.
*And when the world needed them the most, they returned*
I saw this comment coming
I swear every video I see has this dumbass comment
I could cry when looking at my like dislike ratio. I have so many jealous people that my videos always get way more dislikes than likes. Please don't be jealous, dear aka
You beat me to it :(
@@dervvy You beat me to saying “You beat me to it”
Map men are back! 2020 sucks a little less now.
there is hope!
Agreed
I let out a little cry of joy on seeing this
I'd say 2020 has, in fact, gotten a little bit sweeter... *spittake*
IKR YAYYYYYYY
Henry Whitehead was more than just the local gossip. He was Instrumental in convincing the world that cholera was water-bourne. After Snows death, he carried on the work and ultimately proved the point during a later outbreak in the East End. This led London to remode their sewage systems.
Also, it wasn’t the local authorities who refused to heed the advice of John Snow and Whitehead, it was he scientific community. The whole point should’ve been the bravery of two men who were willing to challenge majority opinion using the scientific method!
Another factor that led to the new sewers was the great stink of 1858, that name explains it all.
That was the point. They mentioned that it was the scientific community that ignored Snow's findings.
I think the confusing part is that "people in charge" is referring to scientific authorities in the historical example, and political/governmental authorities in the modern analogy. But I think the general gist of the analogy is true regardless - that people in charge in pretty much any context will have a tendency to keep the status quo.
The other scientists were doing their job, which is to be skeptical of new claims and make people proposing new ideas show their work. Which Snow and Whitehead did.
Yes, exactly. Thank you very much for adding this information!👍
@@vaiyt But as you say Snow and Whitehead did show their work and present enough evidence to convince the scientific community to at least take a look at their research. But nobody did.
There's nothing more British than toasting to a man who didn't drink.
Cheers 🍻
St. Patrick knows the feeling.
@@leeboy26 controversial!
The phrase “I don’t drink” is synonymous with the phrase “I only drink on the weekend” in English. In Irish, it means “I’m not Irish”.
@@leeboy26 Indeed lol
"Which doesn't sound sexy, and isn't sexy, but I STILL LIKE IT."
= Literally all of my interests ❤️
Same!
All my interests are sexy.
Girls clearly just don't want sexy anymore.
Well good. Viruses do not make good shagging material anyway.
"We're the men, and here's the map"
The only sentence that could save 2020
200th like
*Map men map men map map map men men*
Absolutely
This story is even more fascinating when you learn that at the same time Dr Snow was investigating this outbreak, another guy was designing the modern sewer system as a way to combat cholera because he believed the smell caused the disease - but in putting the sewage underground to stop the miasma, he inadvertently got it away from the city's water system thus saving more lives. Both he and Dr Snow lived about a block apart while they worked on the same problem and never met.
Yes, indeed.
Classic "you're right, but for the wrong reasons" case
@@wombat4191 Why math teachers get you to show your work
Two men, living near each other, trying to solve the same problem in different ways, who never met? What are the chances? This other guy (what was his name, by the way?) is not only uncanny, but helpful in his own way! He had the wrong diagnosis, but the right cure! Thanks for the info!
"I am Sir Joseph Bazalgette!"
Yesssssss Map Men are back! The hope we all needed
history of thundermountain at carowinds?
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@@EduNauta95 I think you mean HOMMES CARTES CARTES
@@cdmonmcginn7561 nu
@@cdmonmcginn7561 nul
“We’re going to go to every motorway station in the UK!”
Geoff Marshall: hold my train station.
underrated comment
"Hold my Oyster card"
It’s like Geoff and Jay go up the A1
@@geofftech2 They'll be doing Tube/Train based quizzes next...
I would have liked this comment, but it had 666 likes and I didn't want to ruin it :)
This video was sweet!
ok
ok
First, I saw you 4096’s new shooter video, and now here!
Just like that old lady's water
Ok
I am vaguely disappointed that they are not spending the next 52 days visiting every motorway service station in Britain.
Me too. Fuck castles, that sounds like an unmissable road trip. At least Tebay has a nice pond with some ducks in it, what other natural beauty do you need 😁
Yeah I was kinda hoping that was going to happen
Pretty sure it's a joke about All The Stations where a couple visited every railways station on the mainline in Britain
I would actually love this. I bet they all have interesting stories.
Jay made a mistake; he made the ad too interesting!
The Men are returning to the Maps. Nature is healing.
Imagine being the daughter who was spending hours every day bringing baby poo water to her mother in Hampstead. That's got to rankle.
Must've tasted sweet tho
LMAO
I would 100% watch these guys drive around every service station in Britain
YES
I would only watch if there were maps though
I would 100% pay to see it
I thought it was real at first and was looking forward to it.😞
Not gonna lie, I was looking forward to another show from them.
Big ups to the madlad who subtitled this in Esperanto.
Big up
I wonder how many people actually used it though. Esperanto definitely didn't live up to the hype.
That'd be me ... :)
@@mikeoas big up too you my guy
@@mikeoas Dankon, amiko!
"instead of getting water, they had been getting drunk"
this is the quality armor we come for
there's a corona pun to be made here, maybe. possibly.
@@jvccr7533 i just saw how many damm typos i made oh my fucking god what have my horrible hands written
Quality armor is very important to me
Defensive kobra never stops thinking about armour and other defense increasing items
And it is kinda true also. Beer is clean in a way. In the old days beer was safer to drink, than the water.
“You know nothing John Snow”
“Actually I mapped the cholera outbreak in London and discovered the source of it”
“Okay maybe you know something John Snow”
scientific community: "you still know nothing john snow"
Wrong John, the H is not silent
**obscure Extra History reference**
@@СеменМаликов-ш1р So happy at least one other person pointed it out!
I understood that reference.
I did a double take when I got this notification. Can’t wait to see what you boys do this season
Super excited!
MAP MEN MAP MEN MAP MAP MAP MEN MEN
Edit: and for the end just add on 66 more MEN
I was just finishing up on the Tera Nullius video when I got the notification- and had to do my own double-take!
I know it’s only been 15 years.
That was exactly me, I have been waiting for too long :)
"Instead of getting cholera, they'd been getting drunk" that had me creasing 🤣🤣
Naming a pub after someone who didn't drink is like naming a military hardware testing range after Gandhi. I love it.
We (Australia) named a swim centre after a Prime Minister who drowned. We definitely get a lot of our sense of humour from the British.
Gandhi's Guns
"Morrissey Meat Market"
@@RatelHBadger Sure it'd be "Ghandi's Nukes."
Gundhi
They had to create new alter-egos for the ad at the end because Jay would definitely enjoy visiting every motorway service station in the UK.
For a few sweet seconds I thought there was a series incoming.
@@1tychoma Same
i love how you guys literally sang: Men, men, men , men, men, etc. At the end, that´s dedication right there
I was sat in the other room trying to ignore Jay doing this for 20 minutes.
The people playing the French horns under that were also incredibly impressive! ;)
@@mikeoas that’s all Beardyman.
There was many Map Men patreons.
It's not continuous. It's men, men, men, men on a loop
Is it just me who has these periods where they binge-watch all of Foremans videos in a span if like 1-2 days.
I've been putting on the Map Men playlist most nights to help me get to sleep (because it's relaxing and familiar in a cozy way, not because it's boring, of course!)
Everyone watching youtube should have at least one channel they do that on.
forsenE
@@jamesyeung3286 I C Bajs
🔭 forsen1 I C BAJS
Just a side note: his work wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for another technological advancement of the time that we take for granted: addresses. Without people addresses and, especially, house numbers, his work would be much harder to get to any conclusions.
Very interesting point, and possibly worth making a future episode about. Thanks! :)
Heard this on 99 pi!
@@JayForeman Here’s a random fact for this potential video:
The Fuggerei in Augsburg has the longest in-use house numbers in Germany.
Maybe it would give UK addresses a run for the money?
What a great fact - thanks for sharing!
@@JayForeman I feel like you'd enjoy the address episode of the 99% Invisible podcast. Not strictly about maps themselves, but an interesting look at how organizing houses affects people, good and bad (including the same epidemiology example this video is about): 99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-address-book/
Can't wait for the "All the service stations" series to begin
Me neither, I love it!
They should invite Geoff Marshall already...
*Geoff and Vicky have entered the chat*
I'm not sure if they just invented that idea for their advertisment
Can't wait for the song.
I was actually looking forward to them looking at every single service station. Am I that easily amused now? 😂
same 😂 I was slightly disappointed when I realised it wasn't actually going to happen
Me too.
I also thought it was a teaser for an upcoming episode hahaha
I would unironically enjoy a 52 part series where they visit every single service station in the country, giving them 1-5 star reviews and pointing out features of interest. It would be the most interesting thing about the most uninteresting thing.
All the Stations has set a pretty strong precedent
John snow figuring it all together in 3 days is impressive.
I haven't done that much work this year....
"This was one of the earliest examples of data journalism, which doesn't sound sexy and isn't sexy, but I still like it."
Well, those poor beggars had no choice but go outside and ask randomly selected strangers about their experiences and then map those strangers.
Nowadays all you need to do is make a few phonecalls (pardon, I'm rather old we still used telephones to talk to each other in those days) I MEANT google stuff on the internet or just plain make up things as you go.
People don't want facts, they want to be entertained!
But it actually sounds sexy. And it is.
During a cholera epidemic in Copenhagen in the 19. century, they even wrote on the beer bottles, that beer prevented cholera! The fact was, as also said in the video, that no cases of cholera were seen among the workers on the breweries - 'cause they were not drinking water!
All the water that was used in the beer production was boiled and fermented. Most deadly bacteria would of died from the heat for beer makeing.
(This comment is ment to clear up those questions “but isn’t beer made from water?”)
Sorry if it sounds rude I may need to sleep
@@spacetechempire510 Not rude at all 😉- that’s exactly the case, - the pasteurization killed the bacteria 😉
Hdjajfs brewers really be wilding. Only drinking beer. I will die in a week drinking only beer.
@@dan-gy4vu Me to - but at least we wouldn’t die from cholera 😉
I don't know why, but that outro had me tripping balls after a while.
Same
oooooodible
Ikr? Especially these little breaths
THEY BREATHED
THEY BREATHED AGAIN
COUGH WHAT WHAT WHAT
it was so funny
I love how 4:21 is the most replayed part of the video because everyone was trying to figure out what 'not-not unsurprisingly' meant
I would make a rather witty remark about how John Snow’s contact tracing in the mid 1800s was better than ours now, but... too soon. Too real.
Proof what can be achieved with less corruption
And yet accurate
to be fair, cholera is a little easier to trace... just follow the brown road
And choléra isn't Airborne transmissible
He only had a sample size of a block.... And cholera is transmitted by a static source. The moment interspecies transmission enters there are just way too many variables.... People see many more people. You bump into many many strangers each day. Go to the supermarket and buy something specific and count how many people you come close to Once the pandemic ends otherwise your results will be off due to social distancing (I hope). You'll see soon how MANY people there are.
Does anyone else want to see Edward and William travelling to all UK service stations?
Me
Took me a few seconds to recognize that it was just a setup for the ad. Then I was disappointed that it wasn't really happening.
@@BowlOfRed They may surprise us!
@@BowlOfRed I know, I want the Service Station videos!
Featuring train enthusiast Geoff Marshall
Did anyone else get weirdly excited when they said they were gonna visit every service station in the UK? really really want that as a series now
Me too. And I really don't know what that says about me now
100% yes
YES
I feel like this is a testament to what you can get done in 3 days
"What did you do this weekend?"
"I stopped a pandemic by inventing an entire new field of medicine."
"... That's nice."
@@twistedtachyon5877 Yes.😄
So bascially when he told everyone what was happening the resounding response was: You know nothing John Snow
Even after he had lots of evidence to support his claims.... this world really has not changed lol
After some guy figured out the germ theory in the 1800's and recommended that physicians wash their hands and clean their instruments between patients they all laughed for a couple decades. And kept infecting people.
@@emjayay That guy was the Hungarian physician Ignac Semmelweis, he ended up in an insane asylum.
This was actually the running joke in Extra History's series on these events :p .
@@safe-keeper1042 Hey, maybe you might know something John Snow...
Build a pub in the memory of a man that didn't drink at all... you know they are drunk distillery people.
What could be more English?
"Cholera?"
Nods
"Good!"
😄 That bit put me in mind of The Life of Brian: "Crucifixion? Good. Out of the door, line on the left, one cross each."
3:27 "wat[er] surprise"
I love this pun so much
Fun Fact: If you took every OS map of regions of the UK and stitched them together, you'd have a very large map. It probably wouldn't fit in a glove box.
I seem to remember them doing that on Blue Peter once. "Them" being the presenters, not Jay and Mark.
Legend has it, they are still singing the Map Men song to this day.
the fact the bbc haven't hired these lads and given them an even bigger budget is a travesty
Not diverse enough.
i'd call it a lucky escape.
More than likely, they've probably never heard of them. Neither had I until late last year. TH-cam is full of niche interest circles and the moment you step out of them you realise that these channels are utterly unknown to the population at large. Try running down your street yelling "Hey, do you watch Map Men?" and I will be amazed if a single person knows what you're going on about.
At the same time though, who's to say TV companies haven't already tried to hire them? Broadcasters do make attempts to sniff out talent from the influencer pool, but quite often the influencers reply with a no thanks. The bigger influencers are probably making more money being on TH-cam which is one factor. Another major factor is that by working on TV, it means handing over your copyright, as well as your editorial and stylistic independence to the production company and broadcaster. For some, that's a step too far.
"As what always seems to happen whenever someone does something amazing, John Snow died before his work was accepted"
Too true.
"I rose from the miasma"
"Passing swiftly through the moor."
"This is here, water stirs."
"In distance for all that was lost."
Truly the best thing about 2020 so far, along with Jay's hair.
This is the guy whose existence you forget about but then get super excited when he uploads.
Check his twitter, it's a nice way to keep up to date with him
@@aleattorium Already been following him for a long time, I just don't scroll through twitter that much
4:37 Does anyone else feel compelled to just watch Jay's "Wooow!!" over and over again?
4:38
@@AvadhutAdhikrut that just sounds like it hurts
I appreciate that you wrote "20L" upside down so that it would be right side up while pouring it down the toilet
You should see the back of the container... 😬
@@markcooper-jones7494 Oh hi Mark
@@PiousMoltar hi
@@markcooper-jones7494 Yeah. That was a brilliant way to illustrate the extreme grossness of the disease without being extremely gross on camera. Nicely done.
Jay's ever-changing hair throughout his videos in the past year or so has been an incredible enigma
it is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma
Whoever put their name as firstname mclastname on patreon, I salute you
I just found this series today. Man, I've been missing out.
“They were drinking Number 14’s Number 2’s” ... glorious writing!
I already knew the whole story but you make it so informative and interesting and entertaining. Thanks!
:-)))
This feels... pointed, can’t quite put my finger on it
SNEKY
Just don’t lick the finger
Isn't it a bit odd that they mention people not following scientific guidance while being in public without masks?
@@wowisthatgami8293 I’m guessing (and hoping) they filmed those two outdoor scenes when the lockdowns were temporarily lifted here in England. And they seem to be socially distanced from everyone else.
@@wowisthatgami8293 any scientific evidence that masks prevent you from giving/getting corona? Thought not
I’ll just say this= *jay’s new hair looks great*
Mmmmmm....I disagree
It's only a model.
Got to agree
He has new hair?
Oh yeah lmao
"Which doesn't sound sexy and it's not sexy, but I still like it!" That's what she said!
Fully expected them to say "Ooh a woman!", when the patreon-credits rolled down.
A missed opportunity
I scrolled the comments just for this! So glad I wasn't the only one expecting that.
same
WTF, why are it all men?????
@@Zegmaar_Bas they aren't ;)
John Snow: *ends cholera outbreak*
Miasma fans: "You know nothing, John Snow"
extra credits reference
miasma fans vs water contamination enjoyers
"Why aren't you working"
MAP MEN MAP MEN MAP MAP MAP MAP MEN MEN
"Ooh screw that let's just watch it"
I have a good boss.
Aye, you do! Give him my compliments for good taste :)
Jay Foreman is the only person who can do a promotional or some kind of advertisement and I find it interesting enough to watch 😂
Wrong. There's also Mark
@@markcooper-jones7494 my deepest apologies Mark! 😂 Both you guys!
Jay's eyes tell me he hadn’t slept a single night while he was away
when Mark said "it tastes quite sweet" i died of laughter
SEWAGE ⚠️
I live in Slovakia (not Slovenia). Our priest in my town once told us in church about that in times whwen colera wos on here some priests sprinkled a limestone into wells. In one unnamed town people thought their priest gived them poisonous something in their wells so they tryed to lynch him but as they arrived to his house he went out and started to pray. Some of people were drunk and their anger started to rise so they hanged him. When the bishop found out what happend he brought the course over this town for 100 years. In this time they were forbidden to have a priest.
Seemingly yes. But I don´t really know
I went to the Jon Snow pub and the fountain is still there! Pretty cool story and a very interesting use of science and maps to point out the cause for a disease outbreak
I’m sorry but this video is the perfect blend of topical information & satire.
Wait
In fact - I’m not sorry.
I could absolutely listen to the word “men” repeated by the map men for 10 hours straight
The world's first epidemiologist and the broad street pump.
Edit: Extra credits did an animation video series on the history of broad street pump, if anyone is interested to look into it more.
Watching this channel, Jago Hazzard and Geoff & Vicky has taught me more about English history than I ever learnt at school. Make it enjoyable, and accurate, and learning can be fun. 😁
I have waited ten thousand years...
I actually would quite like a series of videos visiting every motorway service station
@Sean Wilkinson you think they are rich enough to buy anything from those places ?
I've only just found this channel and I'm disappointed the service station video doesn't exist.
I was hoping the map men men men men would keep going at the end and boy was I beyond happy
i always hope for more men in the map men song, and this was pretty much the greatest ever
Same
"scientists spend literally hours thinking of a way to solve this"
Jay Foreman Uploads
Me: A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
I've been looking forward to this
We will watch Jay's carreer with great interest...
At first I thought "weird, I don't recognise this episode of Map Men".
Then it hit me.
wat
@@dontspikemydrink9382 that feeling when a dearly departed classic has returned from the grave
@@jnerdsblog i see well i don't care for jay anymore because some lousy rape culture or at least dangerous neglect comment they made in a song. Japanese baby has some awful preview at the end related to some other song.
There is also a statue of John Snow at Newcastle University's medical school.
Great video 👍
1 of my university modules' lectures was also about this case
I loved this video! I have worked in maps for years and John Snow is seen in map circles as the big dog who started off the field of Geographic information systems, this technology is still used to map out diseases and plan epidemics including Ebola and SARS! Keep up the awesome work!
"What if it isn't just smelly air that's..."
"MIASMA, John."
"Right, whatever, what if it isn't just MIASMA that's making people ill, but something in the water, perhaps"
"Shut up John, it's the miasma"
"near Killingworth" - of course..
Rather Killingworth than Deadsington...
That outro was so satisfying - it always felt like it should have been longer
YES
I was just about to comment on how the unwillingness of "professionals" to listen to new evidence hasn't really changed.
Then I encountered a wonderful moment of sarcasm. Well said.
I went to John Snow college (part of Durham University), and at the beginning of the year there was an event where we all walked through the town following someone brandishing a pump handle.
is it bad that I'm disappointed that you aren't actually going on a tour of service stations? I would watch those videos
me likewise
They're just waiting for after Corona :P
I'm disappointed that Mark didn't namedrop South Mimms services
I learned more from these 6 minutes than I did in entire GCSE lessons in the same subject. ‘Medicine through time’, more like waste of time 🙃
I use this map/story in my research ethics lecture. John Snow convinced the city fathers to remove the pump hanlde, plague went away, the city merchants complained about lost business, handle was reattached, and the plague returned.
BUT it did lead to Carlos Findlay figuring out yellow fever and malaria's vectors.
John snow is amazing and thanks to him the world is cleaner and safer. I learned about him because extra credits made a video about him years ago.
Good to see my favourite channel is back :)
These boys coming in at the last second to single-handedly save 2020
Jay Foreman's ads are the only ads I will actually watch... I'm still cracking up about the "we've all got thyme on our hands" gag.
Anyone else feel a glimour of hope thinking the Edward and William motorway service station tour was going to be made
An interesting note on a similar map. Thomas Shapter's cholera map of Exeter. It predated Snow's broad Street pump map and likely influenced the design as it was basically exactly the same and and an even earlier use of data journalism. Only, Shapter's map was used more to measure statistics than to see where Cholera came from.
Anyway Shapter's map is in the Exeter uni library and there's a special course you can do about diseases which features the map.
How very interesting...
That actually IS interesting, at least to me.
@@ixlnxs ah cheers man appreciate that
Title should be “Map Men map map which saved many men”
map men map map which saved many men, men
Jay, your "commercials" are THE BEST!!!!! I aways watch all the way through .... lol ...
Try saying miasma over and over again... it's hard
WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE
Ah yes, hello fellow kids
hi
Holy moly, this is the real TH-cam UK account!
ARE YOU ACTUALLY SERIOUS
Imagine solving one of the worlds biggest crisis in 3 days.
The thing is I actually really want to see Mark and Jay on a service station road trip. Please make it happen!
Sadly not Mark & Jay but these guys have been doing a service station video series recently th-cam.com/channels/icSZTMCesYkoNgkGhn2KFA.html
John Snow invented the discipline of "Statistics".
Or 'Epidemiology', for that matter.
Stats had been around for a while. As Pieter says, he was the father of modern epidemiology.
@@nickalasmontano1496 He did apply with this map a Voronoi diagram before the mathematician was born, though. So maybe 'some' statistics done by him could perhaps be considered innovative.
Amazing how a haircut and some thick glasses immediately transforms Mark into Will from the Inbetweeners. 5:43
An amazing video about such an important lesson from history. I taught my class of Year 5 this event when I used to work in Ealing. I hope it is still taught at schools.
Dude I’m actively writing a paper on Cholera, John Snow and Haiti, and right at the beginning I knew what the map would be hahahahaha
How'd your paper do?
@@danieljliverslxxxix1164 got a 90 :D
@@Nosikas congrats
AP human eh
@@lh1661 actually was modern world history, I’m taking APUSH this year