FUN FACT: While George Washington Carver did not invent peanut butter, he did create his own recipe of it. He refused to patent it, however, because he felt like someone could do it better and improve on his methods. That's Carver's humility for you.
I went to Iowa State University, and they make it a point to teach every student there about George Washington Carver. Incredibly pleased to see he's finally getting the proper Biographics treatment!
I also attended Iowa State University of Science and Technology (its full name) starting in 1972. I took two years of math classes in Carver Hall in support of my Engineering education.
Moses and Susan Carver made sure George had education and the run of their home. Peanuts came from Peru first and peanut butter. But George did find many ingenious uses for peanuts. Crop rotation came to the USA from Britain colonist. George was an exceedingly intelligent man and worked to continue learning always. George and his brother did not want to stay with their mother. Moses and Susan were so nice.
@@PrincessQ-fj9ly he is also related to the Romanov's, Elvis, Jimmy Stewart, Betty Davis, and several other actors and actresses however many times removed. I told him that it made sense with the Romanov's... Cause he was a royal pain in my butt, lol
He wasn’t brilliant, he was a genius!!!! He knew crops and he knew the people he wanted to help. Sending a traveling school to help the less educated, either black or white, farmers is brilliant!!!!
@Nabor Simbor At least you didn't claim he invented peanut butter, LOL. Still waiting for a single patent, invention or 'peanut use' discovered. Plastic is made of petroleum. Shampoo, shaving cream & stain/paint can be made of any plant oil. Peanut versions don't sell because they don't work well & stink of peanuts, ha ha
in a book I read about him, he was also known to concoct paint in his lab and would, for free, use it to paint barns. One paint in partticualr he was known for was a vibrant blue paint, made from the red clay soil found in missouri. This man is an alchamist in my mind.
@Apex Gemini The answer is too obvious to even worth explaining it. Re-read the sentence, particularly the bit about the late 1800's and adopting former slaves in the southern US and therein lies your answer
I remember doing a school report on him when I was 11 years old, and he has been a hero to me ever since. His work shows how the intersections of science and industry can be used to create systemic change to help both the causes of poverty and environmentalism. I truly wish more people understood this about him and what a humanitarian he was.
i did one on Civil war, and how they lived off peanut butter and johnny cakes, later i was told to do one on GW Carver, where the lie of peanut butter was exposed. the teacher didnt like it.... SMH
George Washington Carver wasn't just an historical figure.....he was a family friend. My grandmother knew him well since she graduated from Tuskegee Institute where he taught and her father taught at Tuskegee and both worked for Booker T Washington. I spent my childhood visiting the family house in Tuskegee and visiting the Carver Museum, still on the campus and run by the National Parks Service.
The American Tesla. Dude was a humble genius. Most of his weird new material tech and medical innovations were aimed at encouraging more responsible farmig practices that would save poor sharecroppers and also U.S. food supply chains. Also,he could talk to plants. True story.
IF YOU HAPPEN TO GET A CHANCE TO GO TO HIS MUSEUM, IN DIAMOND MISSOURI, GOOOOOOOOOO!!!😍😍😍 we happened upon it, by chance, and it's now one of my fave places on earth!!!💖💖💖👍👍👍
I'm from Alabama and lived in Enterprise, Alabama. The entire southeast Alabama wouldn't be affluent as it is without George Washington Carver. He even has a museum in Dothan, Alabama dedicated to him. He has murals in Banks like Wells Fargo down here. We even have an National Peanut Festival every year in Dothan bc of him. He's a treasure
wow here first for the first time! Also i want to thank this channel, for feeding my constant historical appetite. The history channel just doesn't do it for me anymore like it use to.
I learned about G.W.C. in grade school and it was about two pages of info in an African American History book. I knew, even as a third grader, that there was way more to it.
@@toadlivesmatter Shhh, the non biblical jealous recent primitives are supposed to be inspired to learn from the caucasian heralds of mankind that are still domesticating them..... didnt even know Egypt existed, which were blue eyed caucasians from the pre dynastic anyways.... but dont let them know.... Oops Simon just said it..... but he repeated the lies.. and his voice was a High squeaky noise, he was castrated. SMH oh, shhhh.... was kangs....
I just watched Marc Maron's latest special on Netflix and while he was doing his bit on GWC I was thinking to myself that you should do a Biographics on him, my FBI guy is working overtime...
I grew up and live in Joplin Missouri, which is neighboring Daimond MO. Very interesting to see our small town mentioned. I sell Real Estate in Missouri and Kansas, and the George Washington Carver national monument has been very formative for many in the area.
Yep. Everywhere was racist. God created ME in his image, so that guy with a different pigment must be marked by God as inferior to me. Now I feel better about me.
Whenever someone takes racism by its ugly face and puts his feet into its mouth by just being black and brilliant, you have to love both the courage and the audacity it takes to say "you don't think I'm a full human? Me? The world changing genius, academic, artist and biologist? Okay then, what's your resumee?"
@@ATOMIC_V155 Thanks, I wondered where in'ell that dubious-looking trash came from. I kept relegating their notifications to the trash can from the very beginning, then couldn't understand why TopTenz wasn't posting anymore. Stay safe.
I knew Carver was a dynamic man, but had no idea he was so incredibly influential. Very informative, and it's good to see that adversity can be overcome even in the worst of times and situations. Amazing man. Now I want to know more about Booker T. Washington...
I first learned about this amazing man back in grade school, because there was an entire special school dedicated to a specific sort of "field trip" - our class spent an entire day there, and it was the most fun day of school I can remember - and that's saying a lot since I adored school even at the worst of times. The notion of the school (I think) was to show other ways of teaching kids than "sit down, be quiet, memorize." Every single class was hands-on in some way or other. We learned about mirrors, then made our own kaleidoscopes - learned about English culture (a very small amount) and while the teacher talked we ate snacks inspired by or directly drawn from English recipes. That kind of stuff. And throughout all of it we kept hearing about how Carver wanted every person to do the best they could with what they had - a paraphrase of his motivations, perhaps, but a useful one. There was no failing any of the projects or classes, there was no sharp criticism of one's work, there was a consistent and pervasive attitude that promoted creative thinking and just...just generally made us kids feel like we COULD do any damned thing we felt like doing in life. That was a first for a lot of us. I feel like that special school was very much keeping alive what Carver would've wanted.
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Great Video ! But, it makes one consider "The Minds" which created a system based on Racial Divisions. Were they Psychopaths or what ?
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@Apex Gemini Pardon ????
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@Tyler Browne The minds which created the systems of "Racial Divisions" and segregation. Call it "Apartheid" which is a synonym for this. What could make a soul conjure up this madness within their minds ? Do you know ?
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@Tyler Browne That's exactly what I'm referring to ..."....the multitude of racists that created the system........" What type of Minds were these monsters?
@Apex Gemini I called you a racist incel based off of your comments that I read that seem to be hostile toward women and have issues with race. And now I'm going to follow my own advice and ignore you. 😁
Sharecropping was not limited to just black farmers either, as wealthy land owners exploited their poorer tenants of all races as well. It was not until after WWII when the Great Depression ended, did the practice of sharecropping stop.
1:15 - Chapter 1 - Early years & education 5:05 - Chapter 2 - Going to tuskegee 9:00 - Chapter 3 - How to improve your crops 13:00 - Chapter 4 - The peanut man 16:25 - Chapter 5 - Legacy & later years
Born a slave, than an orphan and shunned from education this man rose to heights that the majority of us will scarcely achieve. The saddest part though is that while this man should be an inspiration to us all, regardless of race, not a young person today could utter his name let alone recount his accomplishments. Maybe instead of embracing the criminals, thugs and thieves promoted by the media we should instead aspire to men like George Washington Carver.
I absolutely agree. I had heard his name but didn’t know his amazing story. Then when my kids were in early elementary school, I home schooled them til they each entered 3rd grade. A children’s book about GWC was included in the curriculum I followed. I myself sat and read the over 120 pg book in one late night sitting. Couldn’t put it down. Felt like I’d found a treasure. And personally speaking, loved his Christlike heart. And cannot wait to hug him in Heaven. Though Booker T had his merits, I so love the humility yet great spirit of GWC. His approach to helping people was different than Booker T. He wasn’t militant but created such inroads for both black people and any people that needed a pathway forward. From what I read, people seemed to just love him as a person, not just a great inventor. You are so right that we need men and leaders like this great brother. His leadership is the kind I would follow today. As opposed to the self-seeking political and educational “leaders” we usually see in the public arena. GWC is truly one of the greatest people in the history of America. Kids ought to be taught. His ENTIRE story. And adults should spend time reading about the “greats” instead of following celebrities and wasting their minds. There are too many great people to be inspired by. GWC, a real hero.
It's beautiful to see beyond our differences and grasp brilliance. No matter the race, sex or Creed, there's a sparkle of light in each generation. In such a dangerous and difficult time in history, the light of brilliance couldn't be ignored. Thanks Simon for another great dose of history. Stay safe🤗, blue is one of colors.
Music at the end was an interesting choice. Has me thinking, "Let's all go to the comments! Let's all go to the comments! Let's all got to the comments, to see what he got wrong!"
I'm surprised that Congress back in 1921 would even HEAR a speech from a black guy, let alone actually listen to him... 😟 That in itself was an impressive feat in that time period!
@Apex Gemini No. I have a low expectation of rich white racist assholes in government in the early 20th century, I was complimenting Mr. Carver on getting an audience with them and getting them to listen to him! 🙄
You mention a few times he did not feel that his work with the peanut was his greatest achievement, what was? Was it his idea of crop rotation or something else
FYI: it’s Winterset, Iowa... not winterrest . Plus, that’s actually the wrong town. It’s actually Indianola , Iowa. The picture of a mainstreet is of Salem Ave. in Indianola.
Simon whistler is a big deal in our house. I, however, take issue with why you didn’t reveal that mr Carver was castrated. I want the histories blemishes and all. You made a point in the Schindler bio that he was a venal man who if good would not be in position to do good when his humanity poked him.
FUN FACT: While George Washington Carver did not invent peanut butter, he did create his own recipe of it. He refused to patent it, however, because he felt like someone could do it better and improve on his methods. That's Carver's humility for you.
I went to Iowa State University, and they make it a point to teach every student there about George Washington Carver. Incredibly pleased to see he's finally getting the proper Biographics treatment!
Squad. Towers checking in.
I also attended Iowa State University of Science and Technology (its full name) starting in 1972. I took two years of math classes in Carver Hall in support of my Engineering education.
Moses and Susan Carver made sure George had education and the run of their home. Peanuts came from Peru first and peanut butter. But George did find many ingenious uses for peanuts. Crop rotation came to the USA from Britain colonist. George was an exceedingly intelligent man and worked to continue learning always. George and his brother did not want to stay with their mother. Moses and Susan were so nice.
My husband was researching his family history, and found out that he was related to G.W. Carver!!
How cool is that !!
Awesome!!!
Wow! That's amazing! Your husband is lucky! ❤
@@PrincessQ-fj9ly he is also related to the Romanov's, Elvis, Jimmy Stewart, Betty Davis, and several other actors and actresses however many times removed. I told him that it made sense with the Romanov's... Cause he was a royal pain in my butt, lol
Yo he got that green-thumb does he farm
He wasn’t brilliant, he was a genius!!!! He knew crops and he knew the people he wanted to help. Sending a traveling school to help the less educated, either black or white, farmers is brilliant!!!!
so brilliant could be said to be genius?
@@JamesThomas-pj2lx Stop rocking the boat, lol. PC believers need PC heroes, even if they must be invented.
@@JoeSexPack GWC is not invented, he's a real person. Conspiracy theorists are so weird.
@@JoeSexPack Yes, he's as fake as George Washington himself and your mom
@Nabor Simbor At least you didn't claim he invented peanut butter, LOL. Still waiting for a single patent, invention or 'peanut use' discovered. Plastic is made of petroleum. Shampoo, shaving cream & stain/paint can be made of any plant oil. Peanut versions don't sell because they don't work well & stink of peanuts, ha ha
in a book I read about him, he was also known to concoct paint in his lab and would, for free, use it to paint barns. One paint in partticualr he was known for was a vibrant blue paint, made from the red clay soil found in missouri. This man is an alchamist in my mind.
Making blue paint from red clay is quite an achievement! 🤔 This dude could bring peace to the Crips and Bloods! 😅
@@joshglover2370 just give them some brains, problem solved 😅
“When there is no vision, there is no hope”
George Washington Carver
For the late 18 hundreds adopting children of former Slaves was an outstanding move and very rare. Respect to the Carver family
@Apex Gemini The answer is too obvious to even worth explaining it. Re-read the sentence, particularly the bit about the late 1800's and adopting former slaves in the southern US and therein lies your answer
Apex Gemini they gave him a chance to pursue a career path and get a good education while risking their social status that’s great about it
@Apex Gemini Who else was doing this?
Djangoooo
@Apex Gemini Gone back where? These were black orphan children in the late 19th century.
I'm an alumni of the high school he's named after: George Washington Carver Center for Arts & Technology. I'm so happy to see you do a video on him.
@@mike62mcmanus I just noticed I phrased it wrong. The high school I went to is named after him.
@@mike62mcmanus I think Dr. Ben Carson would have made a fine POTUS!
Josh Glover Damn your standards are really low.
Mike McGomer Where do jackass get these fairy tales.
I remember doing a school report on him when I was 11 years old, and he has been a hero to me ever since. His work shows how the intersections of science and industry can be used to create systemic change to help both the causes of poverty and environmentalism. I truly wish more people understood this about him and what a humanitarian he was.
I did a report on him at age 11 too! 😳
i did one on Civil war, and how they lived off peanut butter and johnny cakes, later i was told to do one on GW Carver, where the lie of peanut butter was exposed.
the teacher didnt like it.... SMH
George Washington Carver wasn't just an historical figure.....he was a family friend. My grandmother knew him well since she graduated from Tuskegee Institute where he taught and her father taught at Tuskegee and both worked for Booker T Washington. I spent my childhood visiting the family house in Tuskegee and visiting the Carver Museum, still on the campus and run by the National Parks Service.
These videos are making my Social Distancing at home a little easier! I do Love Learning. Thanks!!!
I graduated from Tuskegee and we have an entire museum dedicated to carver .....I’m so excited about this video
The American Tesla. Dude was a humble genius. Most of his weird new material tech and medical innovations were aimed at encouraging more responsible farmig practices that would save poor sharecroppers and also U.S. food supply chains. Also,he could talk to plants. True story.
IF YOU HAPPEN TO GET A CHANCE TO GO TO HIS MUSEUM, IN DIAMOND MISSOURI, GOOOOOOOOOO!!!😍😍😍
we happened upon it, by chance, and it's now one of my fave places on earth!!!💖💖💖👍👍👍
"Morris Ketchup Jessup" and his life long arch rival, "Boris Mustard Linsock"
Harry Catsup Mayo Blop
I'm from Alabama and lived in Enterprise, Alabama. The entire southeast Alabama wouldn't be affluent as it is without George Washington Carver. He even has a museum in Dothan, Alabama dedicated to him. He has murals in Banks like Wells Fargo down here. We even have an National Peanut Festival every year in Dothan bc of him. He's a treasure
Can we get a Booker T Washington video next?
A true botanist.
Me and alot of other intellects appreciate this video. Makes me proud to be a black American.
@Apex Gemini I'm not smarter than you. I haven't lived your life or nor do I want to.
He is a fascinating man, his National Park in Diamond, MO is very interesting and beautiful.
We were wondering where his monument was.
I remember learning that he invented, or at least perfected the process of grafting one kind of plant to another.
Member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated
1914
My full ride scholarship was in his name, I will forever be indebted
George Washington Carver is one of my favorite historical figures. The man did so much for so many.
wow here first for the first time!
Also i want to thank this channel, for feeding my constant historical appetite. The history channel just doesn't do it for me anymore like it use to.
Almost the same :)
" the guy who chopped up George Washington?"
That guy was actually a tree getting revenge for his fallen brother.
Thanks at least now I'll his name
Was looking for Simpsons references in the comments. Was not disappointed.
George Washington Carver has always been one of my heroes, ever since I was a very young child.
He looked down into the brown dirt and saw color; colors so vivid & bright they would bring a tear to your eye.
Another great video about a very interesting person. Thanks for making being stuck at home bearable. Stilling hoping for a Jacques Cousteau video.
I learned about G.W.C. in grade school and it was about two pages of info in an African American History book. I knew, even as a third grader, that there was way more to it.
He didn't invent peanutbutter which is the only thing people falsely remember him for
Do recipes even count as "inventions"?
@@rattrider6749 Do contrarians even count as "people"?
GarageToad Yes
@Afro Man So you edit your comment but not to fix your misuse of literally. *jogs the noggin*
@@toadlivesmatter Shhh, the non biblical jealous recent primitives are supposed to be inspired to learn from the caucasian heralds of mankind that are still domesticating them..... didnt even know Egypt existed, which were blue eyed caucasians from the pre dynastic anyways.... but dont let them know....
Oops Simon just said it.....
but he repeated the lies.. and his voice was a High squeaky noise, he was castrated. SMH
oh, shhhh.... was kangs....
I've been to George Washington carver memorial, I live pretty close to it, worth a stop if you like history or just want a pretty place to take a walk
This video just made me remember when i was a kid back in middle school making a presentecion over the great man
This Guy was a God.
what makes you think he's fictional?
I just watched Marc Maron's latest special on Netflix and while he was doing his bit on GWC I was thinking to myself that you should do a Biographics on him, my FBI guy is working overtime...
I grew up and live in Joplin Missouri, which is neighboring Daimond MO. Very interesting to see our small town mentioned. I sell Real Estate in Missouri and Kansas, and the George Washington Carver national monument has been very formative for many in the area.
He made a paste out of peanuts, the world taught he was nuts
No pun intended
It's always surprising to me how present racism is in the history of the USA...
But then again, I'm from Belgium, we weren't that nice either :p
Yep. Everywhere was racist.
God created ME in his image, so that guy with a different pigment must be marked by God as inferior to me.
Now I feel better about me.
@@t.c.thompson2359 this is bait
A real American Hero. Thank you for this video.
Whenever someone takes racism by its ugly face and puts his feet into its mouth by just being black and brilliant, you have to love both the courage and the audacity it takes to say "you don't think I'm a full human? Me? The world changing genius, academic, artist and biologist? Okay then, what's your resumee?"
"Baby I'm constipated, hand me the peanuts"
Bring back toptenznet long live toptenznet
Dalton Alefteras does Simon know? I hope it comes back,,,
Simon knows, hes been trying to vey TH-cams assistance for quite awhile now
16dublin Leif
Thanks. I was wondering what happened to the channel.
@@ATOMIC_V155 Thanks, I wondered where in'ell that dubious-looking trash came from. I kept relegating their notifications to the trash can from the very beginning, then couldn't understand why TopTenz wasn't posting anymore. Stay safe.
Last time I was this early, we could still go outside.
Please Please Please Please! Do the following
-Leonid Brezhnev
-Emperor Meiji
-Kaiser Wilhelm I
-Karl Dönitz
-Carl Gustaf Emil Mannheim
I knew Carver was a dynamic man, but had no idea he was so incredibly influential. Very informative, and it's good to see that adversity can be overcome even in the worst of times and situations. Amazing man. Now I want to know more about Booker T. Washington...
One of my favorite people who ever lived. THanks
Can you make a video about Bagdad Bob just for kind a the lol 😅😂?
I first learned about this amazing man back in grade school, because there was an entire special school dedicated to a specific sort of "field trip" - our class spent an entire day there, and it was the most fun day of school I can remember - and that's saying a lot since I adored school even at the worst of times. The notion of the school (I think) was to show other ways of teaching kids than "sit down, be quiet, memorize." Every single class was hands-on in some way or other. We learned about mirrors, then made our own kaleidoscopes - learned about English culture (a very small amount) and while the teacher talked we ate snacks inspired by or directly drawn from English recipes. That kind of stuff. And throughout all of it we kept hearing about how Carver wanted every person to do the best they could with what they had - a paraphrase of his motivations, perhaps, but a useful one. There was no failing any of the projects or classes, there was no sharp criticism of one's work, there was a consistent and pervasive attitude that promoted creative thinking and just...just generally made us kids feel like we COULD do any damned thing we felt like doing in life. That was a first for a lot of us. I feel like that special school was very much keeping alive what Carver would've wanted.
Great Video ! But, it makes one consider "The Minds" which created a system
based on Racial Divisions. Were they Psychopaths or what ?
@Apex Gemini Pardon ????
@Tyler Browne The minds which created the systems of "Racial Divisions" and segregation. Call it "Apartheid" which is a synonym for this. What could make a soul conjure up this madness within their minds ? Do you know ?
@Tyler Browne That's exactly what I'm referring to ..."....the multitude of racists that created the system........" What type of Minds were these monsters?
Apex Gemini is a racist incel and should be ignored. Poor little fella has to give himself thumbs up because no one else will.
@Apex Gemini I called you a racist incel based off of your comments that I read that seem to be hostile toward women and have issues with race. And now I'm going to follow my own advice and ignore you. 😁
What happened to the toptenz youtube channel?
Sharecropping was not limited to just black farmers either, as wealthy land owners exploited their poorer tenants of all races as well. It was not until after WWII when the Great Depression ended, did the practice of sharecropping stop.
There were black, white, and possibly Mexican Americans (in Texas anyway).
Before I watch, let me guess you’re not gonna use Nord VPN as sponsors.....
Why not?...
Brian Cullen after top tenz one of their sister channels got hacked and vanished
George Washington Carver......The archnemesis of all peanut allergy sufferers!
Wow! Goosebumps. Thanks Simon. Amazing episode.
1:15 - Chapter 1 - Early years & education
5:05 - Chapter 2 - Going to tuskegee
9:00 - Chapter 3 - How to improve your crops
13:00 - Chapter 4 - The peanut man
16:25 - Chapter 5 - Legacy & later years
Where would we be without him. Thank you mr Washington Carver. R.I.P and Happy new year! 🎆🥜🥜🥜
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as a businessblaze person who has been rickrolled more often then he would like to admit:
BADA BUM BUM BUM
Will you do a Brazilian personality? I suggest Juscelino Kubitschek
What happened to the TopTenz channel?
Born a slave, than an orphan and shunned from education this man rose to heights that the majority of us will scarcely achieve. The saddest part though is that while this man should be an inspiration to us all, regardless of race, not a young person today could utter his name let alone recount his accomplishments. Maybe instead of embracing the criminals, thugs and thieves promoted by the media we should instead aspire to men like George Washington Carver.
@@174ique3 I didn't know white people were a hivemind.
I absolutely agree. I had heard his name but didn’t know his amazing story. Then when my kids were in early elementary school, I home schooled them til they each entered 3rd grade. A children’s book about GWC was included in the curriculum I followed. I myself sat and read the over 120 pg book in one late night sitting. Couldn’t put it down. Felt like I’d found a treasure. And personally speaking, loved his Christlike heart. And cannot wait to hug him in Heaven. Though Booker T had his merits, I so love the humility yet great spirit of GWC. His approach to helping people was different than Booker T. He wasn’t militant but created such inroads for both black people and any people that needed a pathway forward. From what I read, people seemed to just love him as a person, not just a great inventor. You are so right that we need men and leaders like this great brother. His leadership is the kind I would follow today. As opposed to the self-seeking political and educational “leaders” we usually see in the public arena. GWC is truly one of the greatest people in the history of America. Kids ought to be taught. His ENTIRE story. And adults should spend time reading about the “greats” instead of following celebrities and wasting their minds. There are too many great people to be inspired by. GWC, a real hero.
What happened to the chanel TopTenz???
Hacked, apparently.
It got lost on the way to Alberquque
Is TopTenz ever coming back or what?
Very inspiring!
It's beautiful to see beyond our differences and grasp brilliance. No matter the race, sex or Creed, there's a sparkle of light in each generation. In such a dangerous and difficult time in history, the light of brilliance couldn't be ignored. Thanks Simon for another great dose of history. Stay safe🤗, blue is one of colors.
@Apex Gemini hahaha 😂😂 true
4am can't sleep then like a little ray of sunshine biographics puts up a new video happy days
Same here 4:35AM now!
@@Lazy_Tim you must be from the same part of the world 👍
@@whiplash2821 Might be. I would say the best bloody country in the world.
@@Lazy_Tim and you would be spot on mate
@@whiplash2821 Stay safe mate. Maybe a breaky beer?
Almost one of the first people to see this video.. I'm number 50!
Love the video, MORE MORE MORE!!!
No views... three likes 🤨🤨
Eche Nwadiaro and your comment! 😉
A weed is a flower growing in the wrong place.
George Washington Carver
Best video i've seen today... Thanks biographics.
Damn he was a founding father and created peanut butter??
Could you please do one on Cassius clay.. The abolitionist
He also made use of plastic and other synthetic products. There is so much more than that happened in his life.
Just being the inventor of peanut butter he's makes him my hero!
What exactly is "peanut rubber"? 😕 Is it edible? 🤔
Dounds like an extra small condom
@@archstanton6102 lmao!!
You can make plastics and rubbers out if any oily substance.
Music at the end was an interesting choice. Has me thinking, "Let's all go to the comments! Let's all go to the comments! Let's all got to the comments, to see what he got wrong!"
RIP TopTenz 🥺
Wow. I never knew any of this. Thanks, Biographics.
... what a great man I've sadly, never hear of... wonder why? Thanks for the education Simon
Thank you Simon 🖖
Thank you for all you do!! Please can we have a biographics episode on John Brown the abolitionist!!
My brother served on the Gorge Washington Carver nuclear submarine. Part of his legacy, but I don’t think he would have approved!
I'm surprised that Congress back in 1921 would even HEAR a speech from a black guy, let alone actually listen to him... 😟 That in itself was an impressive feat in that time period!
@Apex Gemini No. I have a low expectation of rich white racist assholes in government in the early 20th century, I was complimenting Mr. Carver on getting an audience with them and getting them to listen to him! 🙄
He contributed so much, but remained so humble.
☆☆☆☆☆
As a proud Tuskegee University student, I also wanted to state that George Washington Carver is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. @
Please make a video on Ratan Tata and Azim Premji
What an extraordinary man.
You mention a few times he did not feel that his work with the peanut was his greatest achievement, what was? Was it his idea of crop rotation or something else
I am from Alabama and a farmer but was limited on my knowledge about Carver. Thank you for this video!
FYI: it’s Winterset, Iowa... not winterrest . Plus, that’s actually the wrong town. It’s actually Indianola , Iowa. The picture of a mainstreet is of Salem Ave. in Indianola.
Mama is from Enterprise. Granddaddy managed a peanut plant. Mama says, “We have peanut butter in our blood, “ and a she is proud of it.
Love the American Dad episode about him.
Simon whistler is a big deal in our house. I, however, take issue with why you didn’t reveal that mr Carver was castrated. I want the histories blemishes and all. You made a point in the Schindler bio that he was a venal man who if good would not be in position to do good when his humanity poked him.
I heard that he was. Awful shyte. He was a resilient man. 🥺🤦🏾♀️
Your hair is looking a bit unruly Mr Whistler, almost hippie like.
Black Leonardo??🤔 No he was George Washington Carver.
Nickname
R.I.P Toptenz
Oof
17:48 Badum dum tsh...... ^^
Garrett Augustus Morgan please
Make Booker T Washington
This would make a great movie, did he swear a lot? Samuel L Jackson could play him?