Patterrz Reacts to "Every Common Misconception Debunked"
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I held onto my belief in stuff like Santa, Easter Bunny, etc. way too long because of Rise of the Guardians. I fully sympathize with you about believing in Santa until you were 12
another common misconception about the coliseum; it was NOT just for the rich! it was basically a modern sporting event, complete with food vendors and events! everyone was allowed to partake, but tickets were more expensive for better/more prestigious seats, of course.
also yes, they absolutely did flood the coliseum!
I didn’t know that was a common misconception. I was taught in middle school that the front was where the peasants and low class would be. And the royals in the nosebleeds.
Yeah...I was always taught that the Colosseum is just the ancient equivalent of modern stadiums, concert halls, and auditoriums.
I believe "Apple" is the fruit used to describe the Garden of Eden story because in medieval Europe it was the most known known fruit. Further back in time other fruits were used to describe it, usually something that was from the region. However, the original story as far as anyone can tell ... never specifies what the fruit actually is. Probably because it's not really the point of the story.
Its belived that the fruit was a pomegrant it due to the fact that the outside would be poisonous it grows from a tree and would grow in the regions that we would thing the "Garden" would be ( The fertile Crescent)
A dragon fruit would be an interesting option, since Satan took on the form of a serpent, and since he's supposed to appear as a giant dragon in the final days. I think it is an interesting idea
Herb vs tree is not based on size, it's based on stem (trunk) composition and branches. Coconut "trees" are herbs as well.
The pressing someone to death thing in the Salem Witch Trials only happened to one guy. Giles Corey refused to confess to witchcraft so they piled stones on him to get him to confess. It ended up killing him.
I just commented that. I didn’t even see you made a comment about it too.
Everyone knows Giles.
2:45 the only reason I'd assume we'd think there were three wise men who went to visit baby jesus, is because there were specifically three physical gifts given to him by these unnamed visitors, so we went "oh, well, I guess three people came to his birthday party, right?"
Also, I think it'd be more likely for lightning to strike the same place twice? Since lightning always takes the path with the least resistance, wouldn't the same path have a similar amount of resistance?
how is it that every single video i see in my recommended, patterrz ends up reacting to it a couple days later. i’m genuinely shocked but pleased at the same time i get to enjoy the video twice with my favorite youtubers reactions ❤
10:46 Actually in the Acropolis museum in Athens for some of the sculptures they either have an picture or even a replica side by side which shows how it would have looked like painted (based on them analysing the surface and finding like traces of pigments that used to be there, I think?). For some well preserved ones I think you can even see the colour on the original
14:55 is patterz married?
12:17 When the first bolt of lightning makes its way to the ground, often, more follow its exact path almost immediately, but a few tend to break from this path. These that branch out on their own path won’t make it to the ground, giving the “bolt” its iconic shape.
0:24 they probably (as in we have a contemporary document from an overseer atesting to this) put them on ships and floated them down the nile
5:36 actually it was WW1 that had Spanish flu, WW2 would have been a mistake.
18:08 funnily enough they actually gave like two weeks advanced warning
18:50 So the origin of this phrase is contested, one suggestion is that in some place or other, it was stated you could beat your wife with a branch so long as it was thinner then your thumb.
Another suggestion is checking to see how fine your flower was ground by rubbing it between your finger and thumb, (ex. "As a rule of thumb [how it feels against your thumb] it should have a [texture] if you intend to bake [X] with it")
@@zachjaeger6401it was how big the bruise was allowed to be... so ya sticks alittle smaller than the thumb
9:17 If I remember correctly, the original phrase was "The Blood of the Covenant is thicker than the water of the womb"
False
That has been debunked
@@thatdamncrow9197 true
Being pressed as an execution method was so that the accused can be questioned before they're killed, though usually they killed them anyway, and if you refuse ld to answer they would add more weight
Lightning usually strikes the same place a lot of times, since it's gonna be the place with the best conditions for lightning.
Yeah with alcohol the risk of freezing to death is higher because you feel warmer while being in fact colder, and are not very sharp of course. It also has an negative effect on the quality of sleep despite helping for some to sleep in
The Rosa Parks one is actually replacing one misconception with another. Rosa Parks didn't just happen to be there when the white seats got full and refuse to move because she was tired.
She knew the bus always got full in that spot and that the bus driver would demand the colored section get pushed back, because it always did. She was seeking to get arrested in an attempt to trigger the Supreme Court case that later happened. And, it wasn't her first day of refusing that got her arrested.
9:00 "could have been a banana, really."
Except we know from earlier in the video that's the one it can't be, since we now know bananas didn't grow on trees, but on tree-like herbs.
12:26 💀
2:07 My daughter did until she was 12 also, but that’s because of her Elf on a Shelf mostly (She still tries to not touch it during the season and she’s 18 now)
A wild thing about the coliseum being used for theatrical performance and a big difference between Greek and Roman plays is Greeks would die off stage. Roman's would just murder their slaves on stage. They wanted REALISM.
Also yes Patt the did flood the coliseum and put boats in it. That is actually what happened. (Theater degree comes with several theater history classes)
in Salem people were pressed to try "draw out a confession" and one guy didn't and just got crushed to death
I would love if you could watch Tom critiques vid on the ninjago timeline.
8:16 I was gonna make that joke...you took the shot first😂
Man, the video Pat was reacting to was aggressively inconsistent. Half the time the 'debunking' was a "this isn't true except when it is" or semantic arguments that also weren't entirely accurate...when it wasn't just promoting it's own inaccuracies.
people think that he einstein failed math because the swiss grades are backwards 6 being the best and 1 being the worst
14:53 I’m the same. At one point, I didn’t even know that the collar bone could just crack without it meaning it was broken, but I’ve done that more than a few times by just moving normally. Now, I just want to understand how I can do it on purpose.
I always heard in Hebrew school that the forbidden fruit was a pomegranate which is weird given they also are good luck in Judaism
12:19 actually it IS likely
Lightning is super powerful, and it rips apart molecules and rips out electrons from them, basically shredding the air with the electric field
This causes the air in the area to be ionised
Of course since hot air rises and that air is very hot, it won't be there for long, but if another lightning strike is forming quickly after, it's likely to take the already ionised path as it's the path of least resistance
I love patterz reactions to these various stuff outside of Pokemon it's so cool to see
Damn, Patterz has never seen Boondock Saints. Thats a shame, but i cant say I’m surprised
I think they went with apple because it's the most common fruit to grow from trees
The idea that lightning can and does strike the same place repeatedly is the whole principle behind the concept of lightning rods.
Electricity always tries to follow the path of least resistance. Air offers a lot of it. That's why lightning is drawn to trees and tall structures: so it can reach something solid as soon as possible. And that's why, after the first bolt charges the air particles, subsequent ones find it easier to go along the exact same path.
apple in the garden of eden is a mistranslation from latin as the word for "evil" and "apple" are very similar. apples don't grow in that part of the world naturally so it was probably a pomegranate, date, or fig.
I've had a very bad sugar rush once. It's not that it's debunked but the cause is more so genetic than specifically sugar. People have a predisposition for a sugar rush. Bascially, not everyone gets them.
the reason i found out Santa wasn't real is because my presents had stickers on them and i saw my mum with the same ones
Giles Corey got pressed during the Salem Witch Trials as a torture method.
(Apparently someone commented this before me.)
The fruit of eden I belive could have either been a pomegranate or some other fruit I don't remember the name of. Epicurious talked about it in a fruit video.
Also, the full sayinf is that the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb. Basically the original meaning is inverted.
The Spanish flu was during the end of World War I. Spain stayed out of the world conflicts for both world wars. The Spanish Flu is believed to have started in Kansas, USA, and was spread due to the war going on and unsanitary, overcrowded conditions. The video did get it right about how, due to war time censorship, Spain was the only one reporting on it at the time. The height of the Spanish Flu pandemic was during 1920 after the war ended but nation's were scrambling for a vaccine. To this day, we have annual Flu vaccines to combat another influenza pandemic, similar to how the response was to the covid pandemic.
Banana trees are basically the bulb that in the ground and "stem" is just a bunch of compressed leaves
Antarctica is not a desert its a tundra which while similar to deserts in some ways its distinguishable enough
6: wrong the green santa clause was in fact a fictional character based on a real person who would (suposedly) break into homes and leave gifts, the red version of santa was made by coca cola co
7: depends some versions of the bible say "and three wise men brought frankensense mer and gold"
15: eh sorta mostly downing and burning and pressing and being thrown off a cliff etc
53:depends on the area laws
Norway is blue pet, we are a 1. world country, sweeden is gray, Important detail!
While I agree cement shoes is a lot of extra effort, I believe the purpose is so they not only drown but also it leaves their lifeless body down there hidden as well, happy Thursday Pat hope Leo is well
Yo Patt, have you considered reacting to Death Battle? They have a lot of cool match-ups and it will be making a comeback now that the Death Battle TH-cam Channel owns Death Battle instead of a big company.
About hitting bosses 3 times, that's not true in every Nintendo game, since the company has made and hosted several RPGs.
how is it that people 500 years ago knew the earth is not flat yet there's a whole community today of people that velieve it is
Wait a second…I HAVE THAT *EXACT* GOKU SHIRT.
Have you considered reacting to bluejay, he makes history videos on things like the worst pirate in history
The only thing Coca Cola did the senta is popularized the red and white suit he’s commonly seen wearing nowadays from what I know…
The Bible never claimed the news built the pyramids it said they made the pithom and Rameses as store cities. And did brick and mortar work. In Exodus Chapter 1. The beliefs that they built the pyramids just show how few people actually pay attention to the Bible. But many skimmed it instead.
I believe there's actually no archeological evidence of Jewish people being slaves at a large scale in Egypt
“The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb”
He didn’t really elaborate on that well
15:31 pressure
Yeah it never says that the fruit was an apple. It just calls it a fruit. I like to believe that i was a dragon fruit since Satan takes the form of a serpent. And in the final days he'll take on the appearance of a giant dragon, so it would be interesting if he tempted Adam and Eve with a dragon fruit
Fun fact they did described it as a round fruit and even when others say it was an apple I thought it was still something else and what is people using ti describ something that is kinda still forbidden talk about today
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So Pat, does it disappoint you that despite crackling like a glow stick, your body refuses to actually glow?
Every time I finish a MorePatterz video I always end up madge cause Pat's face is NOT dumb, and I'll fight anyone who says it is! Even if it's Pat himself >:(
The term third world country got rebranded to refer to underdeveloped countries. So not a misconception at all.
Love your content
I feel like a lot of context is missing from the original video
I did a project on the history of Santa and christmas for one of my history projects last year
Now the details are a bit hazy but I can still recount the gist of the presentation, just take it with a grain of salt and research it for yourself if you want to know more rather than parroting my words here
Santa used to wear green
I believe it was a Celtic or German tradition in which two characters representing summer and winter would fight and slay each other in turn twice a year on their respective solstice
I believe it was either the Romans or Greeks who had a tradition of decorating with green plants during the colder months (or solstice?) to celebrate that summer would return
Santa wearing red wasn't Coca Cola's original idea, but they did popularize it
An artist, whose name I can't remember, created the first rendition of the jolly fat Santa in the red robe, which I believe was published in an old newspaper
Christmas used to be a time for workers, who were laid off during the winter months, to create a racket in the streets, and rich people would have to invite them into their homes and feed them, but this obviously made the rich people feel unsafe. They pushed and promoted the more family oriented and consumerist tradition we all know today.
Hey Patt and I have similar bodies. My joints crack all over too.
2:13 Now the denominations I grew up in never did this but I do believe honoring saints was a thing in some denominations of Christianity.
2:29 There is more symbolism to this than you'd think. 3, especially the number 333, is often associated as the number that represents God.
You should watch the xkdc what if videos
Cool video patterzz
Did the video mean WW1? Because Spanish Flu happened from 1918-1920... A lot earlier than WW2.
Love the new PFP!
the new profile pic differences between the channels are too subtle, I don't know whether a post is a main channel or second channel upload from just looking at the profile pic anymore
well... it's a good thing you can read right?
8:43 you mentioned about how people in Rome spoke a different language (Not English)
That's the same idea for the biblical people
Most of the bible was written in Hebrew, some of it in Aramaic
A lot of the earlier translations are not accurate, and try to crowbar in European White Mens' from the middle ages questionable ideas
Speaking of that, Jesus himself was brown-skinned, like the middle eastern Arabs and people of other ethnicities around him
Just to be clear Jesus himself was not a Arab
I don't remember what ethnicity he was but he spoke Aramaic with a distinct dialect
Genes do not determine race? I'm a bit confused by that one.
Day 22 of asking Patterrz to watch the lore of Danganronpa
Under 30 minutes gang?
Spent more time talking than watching
1st 😮