2:24 this years flu strain that’s suggested that originated in China Could you not create devastating plagues, for 5 minutes??! (The Black Plague also originated from china lol)
I don't know what qualifies as "history" according to this channel, but so far, anything before 1991 is fair game, and anything after is a no-go, unless it's culture-related.
@@angusyang5917 I believe there is a 20 year (maybe longer, I forget) wait for historians to discuss events and recent history as the situation can be likely to change.
@@thetrue7sparks Yes, but Simple History hasn't covered the Gulf War or the Battle of Mogadishu, hasn't it? In their NATO video, they literally stopped at "Spain in 1982" to prevent going into the 1990s and beyond.
@@angusyang5917 Yeah I wish they would just be more assertive about covering more recent topics instead of shying away from them to avoid offending some people that really shouldn't be offended anyway.
Millions of soldiers and civilians who survived the Great War: We´ve made it! The war is over and were still alive! Spanish Flu: Let me introduce myself
The Spanish Flu try to make a comeback in the 1970s it was called the swine flu. They didn't know for sure what it was but they suspected. Jimmy Carter won in record time.
Uninformed person commenting on youtube about things he knows nothing about whilst claiming others are uninformed. Politicians are some of the most informed people on the planet, they just don't tell us plebs about it.
@@dondont2033 Well people believe the World Hype Organization's made-up data, so apparently yes. The seasonal flu has a 10% kill rate as per deaths divided by diagnosed cases. Then they estimate 60M+ of undiagnosed cases in order to come up with 0.1%. Yet they don't do the same with this particular coronavirus. Hmmmmm....
Stocking up on food and staying home during the pandemic is honestly the best way to survive. If you have anything like food delivered to the house, just make sure to wash or disinfect it.
@@kaiser6945 We never betrayed the kaiser. We brought in Hindenburg in the hopes of creating a Constitutional Monarchy, only for National *Socialist* Hitler to dispel any chances for the Kaiser. He even removed Frederick Wilhelm symbol in the Iron Cross.
Yeah because the governor read reports of the flu spreading and was especially worried about the native population dying and spreading it. He quarantined it after a ship from New Zealand was reported as having an illness on board.
Some Extra History: The Spanish Flu spread throughout the world even in the coldest or most isolated conditions, which is why you can still see there are traces of the spanish flu in permafrost, the only place that wasnt infected was American Samoa. Edit: The Virus is still out there evolving and will pop out any time
I like the surprise ending, You weren't just talking about a soldier in general, You were talking about the Legendary Walt Disney, Nice Job Simple History!!! :-)
I always love coming back to this. Even adding the plot twist of Walt Disney actually survived Spanish Flu and lived on to make a lot in his life. Covid all happened when I was still in high school (and graduated the same year) and had been left confused. Say what you want, but this whole video makes me feel better.
The moment that the narrator said Woodrow Wilson survived I immediately thought so did Walt Disney. I was not expecting that ending but if I realized this was about a real person I should have realized it when he said he signed up for the Red Cross. Great job on at very impressive ending.
Spain: publish all cases of deaths, prevent people to caugth the flu, and all public workers wear mask by law USA: Advertise cocaine as a good way to cure the flu and hide information
just so yall know, we had a outbreak by the same strain of virus in 2009(2009 swine flu). So yeah, you propably did survive it unless you are 10 years old. Oh btw there were wayy less deaths but more cases than the spanish flu.
The best way to avoid the 1918 flu outbreak was to simply be too young or too old. Those most affected by the disease were between 18 and 28 years old (tragically, the same age group which had done the bulk of the fighting in the war). If you were older or younger, you had a much greater chance of resisting it.
@@jamalwilburn228 yes the rats and dead bodies. Walt probably got it early as said in the video and rested away from the battlefield. Giving him time and early care and rest for his body to overcome it with anti bodies natural immune system. Then went into battle and into France but his body was already immune. Also walt Disney was probably spending alot of time alone drawing cartoons away from people in his room 😂 I don't know 😅
Soldier who survived the frontlines: ahh peace at last now i can go back to my family Spanish Flu: well yes but no Hitler in the distance: ahh good one
This goes without saying, I doubt youll see this but i hope you do, your team makes immaculate videos. I especially like the endings, where its cold and quiet, allowing us to really think about the information we just processed. I absolutely love your videos, keep up the good work. You may see me on patreon soon, once i have money :)
Actually if you went back in time you'd likely cause a pandemic fun fact!! Because as diseases have been evolving so have we! Like H1N1? Caused two pandemics. One in 1918, one in 2009. Killed between 50-100 million in 1918, whereas little over 18,000 did in 2009. I got it in 2009. I got no treatment for it either. Bc for me it was basically just a cold with a mild fever. Seasonal flu is way worse. Not to mention there are diseases that exist now that didn't back then; as we're seeing rn with COVID-19, like it's causing all the problems it is bc it's a novel virus - it's new.
Yea it seems like other than that one decade (roaring 20s) the first half of the 20th century was a goddamn nightmare.... Boer Wars, WWI, Spanish Flu, Great Depression, WWII..... Like damn 1900s CHILL
Lots of experts think it originated in Kansas.... They don't know for certain so there's a possibility that it originated elsewhere (China being a commonly quoted possibility) and the first case just HAPPENED to be in Kansas, but most experts say Kansas pretty definitively. Only Americans who don't want the blame try to find alternative explanations. To completely ignore that and just say that it definitively originated in China..... Buddy. Like there was another theory that originated somewhere in Europe, and that theory holds just as much water as the China one, yet you don't mention that 🙄 Also it killed more people that BOTH world wars COMBINED. I feel like that's an important thing to mention to get people to realize its scale.... EXCUSE ME DO NOT PERPETUATE DANGEROUS INFORMATION!!! Soap is perfectly effective against viruses!!! They are protected by a lipid sheath, and soap binds to fats (lipids, oils, etc. are fats) and water, allowing the virus to lose its protective sheath and be torn apart. The only ones this isn't as true for are bacteria phages (the ones with the weird diamond heads and the legs) but those don't really hurt us, they infect bacteria as the name suggests. In fact they've been looked into as a possible treatment for antibiotic resistant bacteria. Jfc!!!
When did they give dangerous information. Saying "soap isn't 100% effective" is different from saying "don't wash your hands". They're explaining that soap available at the time wasn't the most effective thing against a virus, we've had 100 years to improve soap. Additionally, when someone says it's believed to have originated somewhere, they aren't saying it 100% came from there.
During the pandemic over crowding in the camps became extremely dangerous, and one doctor ordered the commander that it was dangerous. He ignored what he said, and two weeks later the same doctor came in to say 500 had died, the troop trains became plague trains, 1/3 of the camp was sick , and they had run out of coffins. The commander ordered the doctor out of his office, drew his pistol and shot him self.
1914:
How to survive machine gun fire
1918:
How to survive spanish flu
January 2020:How to avoid getting drafted for WW3
Also January 2020: How to avoid getting the Coronavirus
@@That1Guy901 what ww3? Do you even history bro?
@Ushanka98 Pssshh there's no actual danger of a world war any time soon. The next world war will be characterised by online warfare and proxy wars
How to survive in Australia
Laughs in capone
"For you are... Walt Disney."
Top 10 Craziest Anime Plot Twists
I know right lol
I guessed it.
Re-watch it.... Knowing that when he refers to "you" he means Mr Walt Disney the WW1 ambulance driver.
@@eddiedabs8496 yes he understood
@@whitewalker8647 sorry. I'm still kinda shook by the context of the video lol... Never thought simple history would.... Anyways cheers mate!
Surviving ww1, then getting superflu, then financial crysis, then going to ww2. Man those times were harsh.
Polio: so you survived ww2?
So this guy
Korean war: so you survived polio
@@psylmao167 I don’t think that will happen... :(
@@ernieproductions7354 Vietnam war: So you survived the Korean war?
Soldier: I survived The Great War.
Spanish Flu: Yes you did, but...
Survives Spanish flu
Aspirin:. Hang on a sec.
@@chingwaza lol
Spanish civil war: amateurs!
@@brexil4133 Spanish flu: You're insignificant.
The Armed Republic of Jaeluria Polio, Whooping Cough and Smallpox: Allow us to introduce ourselves
"How to Survive the Spanish Flu" Well, not being born for 45 years was a real plus.
Ok boomer
But unfortunately here we go again...
Who are you who are so wise in the way of science?
Amen 😅
True bec no ww1 or ww2 and no Spanish flu
5:56 when you come outside and greeted by 8 people having a cough war
Loli4lyf ur not u when ur hungry
The Naples Soldier has returned....
When you go outside and 8 chinese people from Wuhan are coughing on you
Finally I found it
Lol hearted
2:24 this years flu strain that’s suggested that originated in China
Could you not create devastating plagues, for 5 minutes??!
(The Black Plague also originated from china lol)
Pizza Reed12 so did sars, bird flu, the Asian flu of 1950
they have to stop eating everything first
@@Basor011 they cant or they will starve just like with the great leap forward
No China, don't put that in your mouth!
Ooh too late
@@CitrusMenace at least the contribute to the world unlike Africa
How did I survive? Easy, not being born in that time.
oh chào
ThePiyunisher same
Any suggestion for the current Coronavirus issue? Btw I’m living in VinhPhuc, where has the highest number of patients.
Dùng dầu gió
@@PhongNguyen-fo5zr have limited time going outside, so technically self quarantine but only go out to get supplies, wish you the best
Simple history: Cortana virus and Spanish fl-
TH-cam: demonitize this helpful channel please
Me: Go freuck yourself, TH-cam
Gotta watch out for that Cortana virus, though
You play too much halo lol
Cortana virus?
@God is the way I mutated it and renamed it the Cortana virus
Tom Hanks played Walt Disney in the movie “Saving Mr. Banks”
Walt Disney survived Spanish Flu
Tom Hanks survived Coronavirus
INDODARRYL1405 not nearly as deadly
INDODARRYL1405 And Kermit Roosevelt played the role of Hitler and Walt Disney in our fake reality...just google it! Their wives are the same!
Nek Minute.
Well done boys
Woah...
“How to Survive the Coronavirus (2019-2023)”
- Simple History, 2120
I don't know what qualifies as "history" according to this channel, but so far, anything before 1991 is fair game, and anything after is a no-go, unless it's culture-related.
Nice
@@angusyang5917 I believe there is a 20 year (maybe longer, I forget) wait for historians to discuss events and recent history as the situation can be likely to change.
@@thetrue7sparks Yes, but Simple History hasn't covered the Gulf War or the Battle of Mogadishu, hasn't it? In their NATO video, they literally stopped at "Spain in 1982" to prevent going into the 1990s and beyond.
@@angusyang5917 Yeah I wish they would just be more assertive about covering more recent topics instead of shying away from them to avoid offending some people that really shouldn't be offended anyway.
How to survive the Spanish flu:
Be Walt Disney
Millions of soldiers and civilians who survived the Great War: We´ve made it! The war is over and were still alive!
Spanish Flu: Let me introduce myself
Darn the memes
Nice.
People 2020 : ooof we're safe from WW3
Coronavirus : hold my beer
*Struts through town to the rolling stones!😎
Comprehensive guide on how to survive the Spanish flu:
1. Be Walt Disney
The Spanish Flu: Happens
(About 102 years later)
The Spanish Flu 2: Electric Boogaloo.
Hahahahaahahaha
Lol
*Coronavirus*
Underrated comment
Who said i survived the Spanish Flu
Your grandfather
Your great grandfather
Did you not watch the end
Your great great grandfather
*Coronavirus:* _"Finally, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary."_
*Spanish Flu:* NO ME GUSTA!!!
Bubonic Plague: *Enters the chat*
😷🦠
@@Simplehistory *Do about Holocaust*
@@Simplehistory Hi there.
Don’t try to bring back a dead meme like your comedy career
WW1: ended*
Spanish Flu: gamemode 1
The Spanish Flu try to make a comeback in the 1970s it was called the swine flu.
They didn't know for sure what it was but they suspected.
Jimmy Carter won in record time.
Halo announcer: infected
Uninformed politicians: "the coronavirus is just a flu"
Me: the spanish flu was just a flu
It isn't lethal though so...
Uninformed person commenting on youtube about things he knows nothing about whilst claiming others are uninformed. Politicians are some of the most informed people on the planet, they just don't tell us plebs about it.
@@Icebergeification neither was the Spanish flu when it began but it mutated
@@spacedead9965 it was lethal from day one although mutation did make it uniquely deadly
@@Icebergeification coronavirus is deadly right now but if it mutates it'll be "uniquely" deadly too.
1918: The disease does not appear that dangerous
2020: It's just like a regular flu
Let's make sure we cause the apocalypse in order to avoid a disease with a 0.2% kill rate.
@@foolmetwice374 i aint saying your right, but man it sure seems like it.
@@dondont2033 Well people believe the World Hype Organization's made-up data, so apparently yes.
The seasonal flu has a 10% kill rate as per deaths divided by diagnosed cases. Then they estimate 60M+ of undiagnosed cases in order to come up with 0.1%. Yet they don't do the same with this particular coronavirus. Hmmmmm....
@@foolmetwice374 Seasonal flu doesn't kill thousands of people from over 100+ countries in less than 3 months. Try again.
@@dondont2033 Yes it does. WHO reports half a million per year.
"For you are walt elias disney."
"I AM!?" Checks bank account. "Oh."
Video title: "How do you survive the Spanish Flu?"
Me: Stay at home and slack off all day.
This is the most Malaysian thing I've heard all week
Im singapore
@Malaysian Mapping then how do you survive starvation? You gotta eat!
No one in reality has infinite food supplies.
Captain Hawking Empire Forge No worries man. I brought thousand of canned food ready to eat.
Stocking up on food and staying home during the pandemic is honestly the best way to survive. If you have anything like food delivered to the house, just make sure to wash or disinfect it.
Watching a video about the spanish flu
Me: starts coughing
Harvo I just sneezed
sarath chandra F
@@harv5425 F
Harvo oof
@Bubba oh Neptune
How to survive the flu with a normal life
Step 1: Emigrate to American Samoa before 1916
I hate the weimar republic you traitor to the kaiser
@@kaiser6945 We never betrayed the kaiser. We brought in Hindenburg in the hopes of creating a Constitutional Monarchy, only for National *Socialist* Hitler to dispel any chances for the Kaiser.
He even removed Frederick Wilhelm symbol in the Iron Cross.
@@tyvamakes5226 Weimar created ideal conditions for Hitler's rise bruh
american samoa has none of it because they quarantined.
Yeah because the governor read reports of the flu spreading and was especially worried about the native population dying and spreading it. He quarantined it after a ship from New Zealand was reported as having an illness on board.
Noone:
Simple history : "You are Walt Disney"
Me: 𝙃𝙤𝙡𝙙 𝙪𝙥
I wasn't surprised for the fact that I'm Walt Disney more than I was surprised for the fact that his middle name was Elias.
Simple History:How did you survive the corona virus?
Me:Simple,i died at the Spanish flu...
Some Extra History: The Spanish Flu spread throughout the world even in the coldest or most isolated conditions, which is why you can still see there are traces of the spanish flu in permafrost, the only place that wasnt infected was American Samoa.
Edit: The Virus is still out there evolving and will pop out any time
@@blackrockshooter4796 if any of the past recent super flu's almost killed you , you are likely to just walk this one off.
Black Rock shooter i understand
interesting info
@@rocket_sensha4337 I'd love to see a link to where you got that little tidbit of misinformation
Give source you weeb.
This was somewhat timely
And I was surprise to find out Walt Disney himself survived the Spanish Flu
Me too me too
It's likely your great grandparents also survived the Spanish Flu.
@@firstcynic92 Whoa
Angel Chavez no
timely!!
WW I soldier:Man it was a mess, Glad I survived that.
Flu: ***No.***
China: We're so sick, we're exporting it!
“SARS may have been your father, but I’m your daddy” said Spanish flu to Corona
"Avoid contact with infected individuals."
Wait for official instructions
Wait my as*
L4D2 lol
@@dancingsilence7828 lol yeah
*hmmmm, yes*
*the floor here is made out of floor*
Info graphic show: how did you survive the Spanish flu?
Me: get born 70 years later
😂
LEGO Duck Wait what
LEGO Duck infographic show? You idiot
I like the surprise ending, You weren't just talking about a soldier in general, You were talking about the Legendary Walt Disney, Nice Job Simple History!!! :-)
This is great advice. I'll share this with my great great grandpa right away.
Coronavirus: *Exist*
Simple History: its rewind time
Ahhh that’s hot
**Coronavirus crab dance intensifies**
I basically guess then Coronavirus is Spanish Flu 2.0
Haha its rewind time
@@Crankiebox99 *thats hot*
0:10 The three levels of protection from least to best.
😷🦠
@Cmdr. Lewdiepie which one dude
@@ice9232 right most one
@@samsiasujono5827 hazmat suit
Me:Is he going to make a video about coranavirus?
Simple History: *Well yes,but actually no*
SH: Perhaps
1914-1918: how to survive Artillery and Machinegun fire, some spicy air, and PTSD
1918-1920: how to survive some weird cough
I always love coming back to this. Even adding the plot twist of Walt Disney actually survived Spanish Flu and lived on to make a lot in his life. Covid all happened when I was still in high school (and graduated the same year) and had been left confused. Say what you want, but this whole video makes me feel better.
Title: How did you survive the Spanish Flu?
Me: Simple, I didn't
Speech 100
LE SPEECH 100
Speech 100
Speech 100 X3
:O
The moment that the narrator said Woodrow Wilson survived I immediately thought so did Walt Disney. I was not expecting that ending but if I realized this was about a real person I should have realized it when he said he signed up for the Red Cross. Great job on at very impressive ending.
How did you survive the Spanish flu ?
I did?
2:36 i love this background scream its like the "MY LEG" scream of simple history
WW1: I killed about 17 Million People
Spanish Flu: Hold my Beer....
China: **Creates deadly virus**
Spain: **Gets the credit for it**
China: Am I joke to you?
Luckily they won round 2...
Jesus. Calm down the comment is a joke.
Spain: publish all cases of deaths, prevent people to caugth the flu, and all public workers wear mask by law
USA: Advertise cocaine as a good way to cure the flu and hide information
@rocketpocket yes the Chinese did create the bio weapon
Black Death, Spanish flu, avian flu, SARS, and most recently, coronavirus, all came from China.
How to survive Spanish Flu: *Wear a plague mask*
Actually it's called "Beak mask" etc. It's inside were flowers for like a clean air and it was made out of leather and dyed in black, somtimes not.
Yup
Use gas mask to counter spanish flue instead sarin
@Cmdr. Lewdiepie for the cheaper ones is 1,000+ if u want the medieval look it's 2,000+ (not in dollars/euros)
*SCP-049 Noises*
Who else was shocked. That the creator. Of. "Disney" was. A survivor?
not me
Well I was
So was US presidents Woodrow Willson and Franklin D Roosevelt and German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Me
Walt Disney and Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald's, served in the same ambulance unit.
The Ground News sponsorship has been really helpful! Thanks :D
1320 Black Plague
1520 Smallpox
1720 Merseille Plague
1820 Cholera
1920 Spanish Flu
2020 Coronavirus
This plot is insane
1320-2020
102 years later : how to survive corona virus
Do you have a plan for this Dutch ?
@@hoaang9455 i just need moneh
@@princesstinklepanties2720 for what ? For buying mask to protect yourseft
@@hoaang9455 Tahiti
@@princesstinklepanties2720 there is no such place called paradise .(Alright this is dumm🤣🤣)
Me: Reads Title
Also me: You Don't
Guy who survived WWI: *Exists*
Spanish flu: I'm about to end this man's whole career.
It’s crazy to see only 100 years later a similar situation would occur in the exact same way
Not really, COVID-19 came from China, Spanish flu came from Kansas.
@@isaackarjala7916 I thought it said in video was china
WW1: Ends
Spanish Flu: *My time has come*
Spanish flu: ends
9 yrs later
Great Depression: *My time has come*
(Lets continue this comment chain, okay)
10 years later:
WW2:My Time Has Come
The fact I am watching this while being sick, doesn’t really help
Fox named Toast lmao now go watch contagion 😂
Same
ooF
F
@@alienmorality did you heal from it now?
NOW we need just
How To Suvive The Corona Virus
Thats video comming February 2122
@@MrBizteck just don't get sick lmfao
Don't go to China
EZ stay inside and don't come into contact chines
1° bê anti-social.
"How did you survive the Spanish Flu?"
Me: I didn't even experience that stuff man.
corona laughs in virus
Haha this is gunna blow up pls give mi likes coronavirus haha thats the joke like my comment haha
You time travel to 1918
@@Simplehistory great but why
just so yall know, we had a outbreak by the same strain of virus in 2009(2009 swine flu). So yeah, you propably did survive it unless you are 10 years old. Oh btw there were wayy less deaths but more cases than the spanish flu.
This was supposed to be a history lesson. Now it’s a survival guide.
The best way to avoid the 1918 flu outbreak was to simply be too young or too old. Those most affected by the disease were between 18 and 28 years old (tragically, the same age group which had done the bulk of the fighting in the war). If you were older or younger, you had a much greater chance of resisting it.
Made sense as this age group was forced together in cramped areas and brought from all over the country.
@@jamalwilburn228 yes the rats and dead bodies.
Walt probably got it early as said in the video and rested away from the battlefield.
Giving him time and early care and rest for his body to overcome it with anti bodies natural immune system.
Then went into battle and into France but his body was already immune.
Also walt Disney was probably spending alot of time alone drawing cartoons away from people in his room 😂
I don't know 😅
Flu: *Learns Spanish on Duolingo*
Spanish Flu: "So anyways, I started infecting"
Title: How did you survive the Spanish Flu?
Me: I wasn't born
We don’t need this, we need “how to survive the coronavirus.” 2019-2020
Easy get as healthy as you can now then lock yourself in a bunker till there's 28 days of no new cases
History is always a great teacher. As the video did show that the Spanish flu is the same as NCoV 19. Shessh...
Soldier who survived the frontlines: ahh peace at last now i can go back to my family
Spanish Flu: well yes but no
Hitler in the distance: ahh good one
This goes without saying, I doubt youll see this but i hope you do, your team makes immaculate videos. I especially like the endings, where its cold and quiet, allowing us to really think about the information we just processed. I absolutely love your videos, keep up the good work. You may see me on patreon soon, once i have money :)
Spanish flu: *exists*
Me (Marvel fan):
*I don't even know who you are...*
Simple History: How to survive the Spanish Flu
Me: you don’t
The game “vampyr” takes place in 1918 after WW1 were you play as a doctor trying to keep people safe from a strange epidemic.
the middle dude at 4:22 acting like a chad right there
Thanks for the cool video.
corona virus: exists
Spanish flu: *I'mma end whole man's career*
When your Chinese friend said he’ll bring a Spanish friend but he starts coughing
Spanish flu wasn't started in Spain
Idiot,Spanish flu came from China not Spain!!
@@Nich-ib7xv actually no one really know where it came from
Idiot
@@hiimryan2388 It came from mars
wiw i saw this video 2 seconds ago finally first time!
2020 cornavirus and I hope things get better. Great video
Thanks, I’ll need this when I time travel.
Veteran: Yes! The Great War is over!! I can now live peacefully with my family.
Spanish Flu: Are you sure about that?
BrEaKiNg NeWs:
*play this game*
Me:
OMG
Next video "How to survive Coronavirus"
Coronavirus
coronavirus funny hahaha
@MR. Cheeki Breeki OOF
That man at 4:56 is unsettling
This is crazy but the way u put this video together is very amazing, I nominate this for academy awards!
Simple history: how did you survive the Spanish flu?
Me: don’t ask me bro that’s what I’m here for lol
*Time travels with a N95 mask*
Spanish flu: Wait that's illegal.
Boned 1259 Wait there is no mask in any store
*With antibiotics
Actually if you went back in time you'd likely cause a pandemic fun fact!! Because as diseases have been evolving so have we!
Like H1N1? Caused two pandemics. One in 1918, one in 2009. Killed between 50-100 million in 1918, whereas little over 18,000 did in 2009. I got it in 2009. I got no treatment for it either. Bc for me it was basically just a cold with a mild fever. Seasonal flu is way worse.
Not to mention there are diseases that exist now that didn't back then; as we're seeing rn with COVID-19, like it's causing all the problems it is bc it's a novel virus - it's new.
WWI, Spanish Flu, Great depression. Damn living in the early 1900s was shiet.
Yea it seems like other than that one decade (roaring 20s) the first half of the 20th century was a goddamn nightmare.... Boer Wars, WWI, Spanish Flu, Great Depression, WWII..... Like damn 1900s CHILL
That's history for you. It's interesting but has consequences.
People can at least learn from things like this.
Holy cow! This the the quality I subbed for!
Great work, as always
I'm really in luck if there ever is an outbreak, I have no social life 😅
lol same
Nobody:
Simple history: are u fools ready to survive the Spanish flu
2020: history repeats itself
Thanks for the ground news Link and great content as always keep up the good work!!! 👍
6:49 wowsers
2:12 Imagine being the only right handed.
This comment was made by the left handed fellas.
7:18 Me and the bois surviving Español Flu
04:50 "4 corners of the globe" lol
Lol
0:57 Mask guy, Biohazard guy, Plague Dr guy lol. 🤣
The end.. "For you are"....
Dead suprised! Loved it
1:08, well I was born in the twenty-first century...
Deadly virus in 1720 1820 1920 2020
Me: i think there’s a patten 🤔😂
Oliver Ross 1320 1420 1520 1620 as well 😬
Lots of experts think it originated in Kansas.... They don't know for certain so there's a possibility that it originated elsewhere (China being a commonly quoted possibility) and the first case just HAPPENED to be in Kansas, but most experts say Kansas pretty definitively. Only Americans who don't want the blame try to find alternative explanations.
To completely ignore that and just say that it definitively originated in China..... Buddy. Like there was another theory that originated somewhere in Europe, and that theory holds just as much water as the China one, yet you don't mention that 🙄
Also it killed more people that BOTH world wars COMBINED. I feel like that's an important thing to mention to get people to realize its scale....
EXCUSE ME DO NOT PERPETUATE DANGEROUS INFORMATION!!! Soap is perfectly effective against viruses!!! They are protected by a lipid sheath, and soap binds to fats (lipids, oils, etc. are fats) and water, allowing the virus to lose its protective sheath and be torn apart.
The only ones this isn't as true for are bacteria phages (the ones with the weird diamond heads and the legs) but those don't really hurt us, they infect bacteria as the name suggests. In fact they've been looked into as a possible treatment for antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Jfc!!!
When did they give dangerous information. Saying "soap isn't 100% effective" is different from saying "don't wash your hands". They're explaining that soap available at the time wasn't the most effective thing against a virus, we've had 100 years to improve soap. Additionally, when someone says it's believed to have originated somewhere, they aren't saying it 100% came from there.
Thanks for the news app I'ma use it
During the pandemic over crowding in the camps became extremely dangerous, and one doctor ordered the commander that it was dangerous. He ignored what he said, and two weeks later the same doctor came in to say 500 had died, the troop trains became plague trains, 1/3 of the camp was sick , and they had run out of coffins. The commander ordered the doctor out of his office, drew his pistol and shot him self.