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bill wurtz: history of the entire world i guess Reaction
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[@Krokmaniak]

Fun fact. This video loops. Ending: "Where the hell are we?" Beginning: "Hi, You're on the rock floating in space"

[@p3chv0gel22]

I love the "Nothing was never anywhere, everything is everywhere" Part, because if the big bang birthed space and time, the thought about "What was before it?" Doesn't make sense, since there is no way to have a "before" without time and "where" without space

[@Souru_TV]

Airier should absolutely watch the entire history of japan, i guess

[@Birb_of_Judge]

I still think its funny that sharks are older than trees

[@FonVegen]

Just to clear something up: Pangaea was the

[@unicornilluminati9019]

So, we all agree that if we do an Airier Bingo, "Oh, that's actually fascinating" HAS to be the free space, right?

[@felixhenson9926]

You're the first reactor i've seen who's actually been able to add to and expand upon the content of the original video

[@dacomputernerd4096]

Drinking game: take a shot every time Airier pauses the video and talks about something immediately before the video does

[@hakonsgaming535]

Actually you're wrong about the soviets not relaxing and that not leading to the collapse. What happened was Gorbachev got into power and introduced new policies (Glasnost and perestroika) which relaxed first soviet economic control and then media control. This didn't fix the economy immediately but it did let people start talking openly about how fucked the economy was and also removed pressure from half a dozen nationalist independence movements in the non russian parts of the USSR. This led to a Coup attempt by soviet hardliners which was put down by Boris Yeltsin who then took the opportunity to dissolve the Union alongside leaders of the other SSRs and take over the now independent Russia. Basically it probably would have collapsed but the actual circumstances were ABSOLUTELY the result of the relaxation of the old soviet policies of control and oppression, they'd been barely holding a lid on things since the 70's but when the lid came off everything boiled over very fast.

[@CommissarMitch]

"Heeey said the Romans" will always be funny to me

[@p3chv0gel22]

Fun fact for the old Stars thing:

[@spencersholden]

17:38

[@MistressNebula]

Drinking game: Take a shot every time Airier says the word "fascinating"

[@beefarren]

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[@Armorion]

43:39

[@Armorion]

WAIT the art school he was denied from was Jewish? Never heard that detail.

[@otaku-sempai2197]

And, of course, the dinosaurs never fully went extinct. We still have the ones that crap on my car. The most successful vertebrates on Earth (or at least on land).

[@MavrosStJohn]

Actually, the Extinction event of the Dinosaurs is very fascinating. If you want, there is a video that is pretty long, it fundamentally interesting by the TH-camr Oliver Lugg called “The Mass Extinction Debates: A Science Communication Odyssey” that over ever the whole history of it.

[@SKy_the_Thunder]

I love how much well Bill illustrates the context and connections of various historical events, which often get taught independently. Like that whole line of dominoes from Saudi Arabia blocking the spice trade over Columbus' crackpot expeditions, to the conflicts over America, the 7-year-war, into the American independence, and eventually the French Revolution...

[@Whitewingdevil]

The situation in Panama is even worse than you were saying, the biggest problem recently is water. Most of the canal is above sea level, and it depends on water from nearby lakes to operate the locks, but the canal has been using more water than the lakes have been getting, so there's a real danger of the canal becoming useless because they don't have enough water, it's already effecting traffic limits through the canal today.