Been watching you for years and your videos have really had a big impact on my life. I remember how hyped I was when I DM’d you a shower thought I had and you actually put it in one of the videos. If you see this, I was wondering if you’d consider doing a video on “cognitive dissonance?” It’s always confused me, but it seems super interesting. Again, thank you and never stop.
Glad to hear you're enjoying the videos, thank you for supporting me for so long. I really do appreciate it. That's a great suggestion, definitely an interesting topic to look into!
It feels very weird as a senegalese to see west african history outside of a middle/high school class with such details and unbias comentary. Thanks for your video aperture it made me feel nostalgic and happy to know african history is shared across the world.
I'm a Black American, this gent is spoken of highly and lauded for being an incredible human. I wish more African historic figures were discussed. Thank the stars for the internet so we can enjoy learning better now.
As a Mali, I am grateful that you spent time and resources to tell the untold story of Mansa Moosa. A lot of documentaries depict him as a reckless philanthropist who brought poverty to his nation, which isn't true!
I was taught about King Mansa Musa as a small child because my family valued our displaced history and he was an inspiring figure. Ironically they had an issue with me wanting to learn Arabic and visiting the Middle East. =_= Kinda missed the whole lesson in his life account but go off, parents.
Thanks for the history lesson. You showed us all that true wealth isn't only measured in financial assets but equally in how you distribute your assets. Mansa Musa was truly a very wealthy man indeed. The world needs 10,000 men just like him to rid the planet of egotistical greed, selfishness, exploitation and needless death over profit.
It does suck that the place I learned of Mansa Musa originally was the game Civilization 6, of all places. His story intrigued me so much that I did a deep dive on him for a few days, and I have to say he is one of the most interesting historical figures I've learned of so far. His almost boundless generosity is truly inspiring, as well. A shining example of what can be done with prosperity not just for yourself, but for others around you. If you prosper, you must ensure your community prospers, your friends prosper, and your country prospers. Like, don't get me wrong - the man wasn't perfect, like the vid said - but aspects of him can be held in high regard. And just think about it - the stupid levels of wealth a handful of people possess now a-days doesn't even hold a candle to what this man commanded... and he lived 700 years ago. That's just wild to me.
Thank you for telling this story. There are still so many who don't know and who struggle to find factual information about Africa. It's important people understand that much of what we're taught about Africans is to reinforce a false narrative of ignorance and savagery. When in truth, the foundations of much of what exists globally came from African ingenuity... Let's just be clear, when we discuss slavery, African servitude and what was inflicted by Europeans is vastly different
If you asked this question 10 years ago people might have not know who Mansa Moosa is, but I think most ppl know about him by now. Like people have been talking about him on the internet and made countless of videos about him for like the last 10 years now and he appears in most modern middle school textbooks
@@emmanuelogunlana877 yea it's true but imagine if billionaires today gave some of their money to the people like this emperor did instead of doing crypto scams and buying platforms
@Safwaan Then the right word should be servants. Slaves are people forcefully taken from their place of dwelling. The power of appropriate wording was understated in this video.
Because they weren't your western style slaves that were whipped to death while picking cotton etc. They had rights and had to be given food/shelter etc
The biggest problem with Western education is a legacy of the past: until the Renaissance anything non-Christian was dismissed as “heathen knowledge” - which led to the systematic destruction of Greek and Roman libraries in the 4th century and to bizarre doctrinal debates about whether Plato and Sophocles would be burning in Hell because they lived before the mythical “Jesus Christ” supposedly came to earth. This idiocy persisted in academia until the 20th century - even “great” classical historians like Bury would write religious nonsense about “the coming of our lord and saviour” while contemptuously deriding the beliefs of the ancients - in what was meant to be an objective historical analysis. Our entire educational system needs to be overhauled to purge the stupidity and ignorance of the past, so we can acknowledge that _civilisation_ is not exclusive to Christianity or to white Europeans.
On the quest to self-discovery, one has to be open-minded and become acquainted with many different sources in order to understand the complex fragments of reality. Measuring the components that will fill the void, is how one can eventually come to a deep understanding of existence.
Amazing video and I love ❤️ the documentary style of it. I have much respect ✊🏿 for the team behind this work, the feels the music the articulation and the delivery is just too awesome. Thanks 🙏 for making this video.. btw can you please 🙏 tell me the name of the songs use in this video? Thanks 🙏 in advance..
Actually mansa musa isn't the richest. Richest African, yes by far, but not the richest man. Mansa musa wealth is about +400 billion but Caesar was worth more than 4 trillion and that's nothing compared to Gengnis Khan (I hope I spelled it right). But regardless, atleast this video enlightened me on what more Africans are capable of.
@@voldibayizitunda2178Just accept history and stop beating around the bush the 400 billion + u mention is not an accurate figure and its was just a guest, thats why the history says imagine all the gold in ur head then double it, i think u get wat i mean
Most billionaires are paper billionaires, which means they have that money ON PAPER but it’s next to impossible to turn that into liquid funds. Also, billionaires aren’t anywhere near as wealthy, making the comparison unfair.
Contrary to what some people say, money can buy you happiness, but it shouldn't be the only thing that brings happiness! You can retire with millions of dollars in your bank account, but you can't take it with you after you die. For example, Elon Musk is so rich that he could afford to spend $44 billion on Twitter but even though he now owns it that likely didn't automatically make him happier. Meanwhile, while I wouldn't describe myself as poor, but if I could make $44,000 a year I would be more financially stable than I currently am, which would provide me with more opportunities to enjoy life.
Agreed, owning multi-billion dollar company doesn't make you instantly happier, instead there could be more problems in there to be solved. You have to think how's their employees, their users, and how to make stakeholders satisfied with company's progress.
There's also a good chance that his empire dissolved because he spent everything in the coffers which caused political upheaval, something similar happened with Saladin.
You did this really well, thanks for the informative content. I do have to agree with some comments mentioning slavery. I'm not sure how the dynamics were and how they treated their slaves but... It makes me wonder 🤔
He was not the wealthiest person to ever live. He was the wealthiest person during his time period. The lifestyle he could purchase with his wealth didn't get close to any of of multimillionaires of today. That is wealth, aggregate wealth which surrounds us and get taken for granted on a daily basis.
I would like to extend my utmost gratitude to you for creating this enlightening video, which sheds light on a history that has been concealed from the general public and the people of Africa for reasons we are all too familiar with. Your meticulous effort in producing this video, coupled with its quality editing and well-researched content, is a commendable step towards rebuilding the moral and pride of the African people and children. I, therefore, take this opportunity to express my personal gratitude to you for your exceptional work. May the Almighty bless you abundantly for your dedication and commitment to the dissemination of knowledge.❤
Honestly back then we had far less reasons to be happy and charitable than today, so with that in mind he really wasn't that much worse than today's bilionares. And i'm fairly sure he didin't force people to pee in a bottle to get something done so fast.
What would happen if we just put all of the riches of the world together and distributed them evenly to every human? What would happen? How much are they get?
Depends. Right now, the world's gdp is about 96 trillion and rising so sharing it equally will only be about +$12 000. Not so much though. But if we had to sell the entire world along with its resources, it would be about +/-5 quadrillion dollars and sharing that would be +/- $637 000. Assuming the 5 quadrillion is true. If not, much less
@@voldibayizitunda2178 who are we going to sell the world to? And let’s take the kids out of the original equation. Let’s just do adults from 18 till death.
@@Meandmymirror *"Who are we going to sell the world to?"* - No one. I was only hypothetical guessing how much the world would be worth if we had to add the entire world's gdp, it's resources plus the value of all the land on earth together. And for the people, how many adults are there? Since we excluding the children under 18, the divided amount would be higher.
@@voldibayizitunda2178 gotcha! Can you re-calculate it then without kids? I’m terrible at math. Just really curious if we could all live off the amount given
He was given his power and wealth from his brother when he set off to sail to the Americas. Musa was also a slave trader which helped him grow his wealth and have plenty of man power to work in the mines. Not sure why you only talk about the good things but say nothing about the bad
I gotta say, it looks like this video isn't performing as well as the others, but that's not good, because it's really good. So here's a comment for the algorithm.
Ma sha Allah, i converted to islam a couple months ago. Watched all your videos before and i am glad to see you digging deeper in history that no school is talking about. (Not literally every school)
me too , I've learned from youtubers like him and reading books more than any school , even more than college , as a Muslim I'm happy that you've found the reason of life , there is a lot to learn my brother ❤
Bruh 😂, i could've sworn it was Genghis Khan, his networth is equivalent to 130 TRILLION dollars, mansa musa is not even close. And there's so much conflicting information on the net that you don't even know what to believe anymore 🤣
So does that prove that just giving away hundreds of millions of dollars to peasants doesn’t help, and reckless generosity destroys economies and nations? Simultaneously causing neighboring nations to not live in loving, harmonic utopia but desire to invade, conquer, and subjugate?
It overstimulate the economy in the short term due to sudden excess demand but eventually the supply will catch up relatively fast and will stabilize and thrive the economy. The best way to use the money in my opinion though is infastructure, education and development. What the greedy oligarchs do though is hord all the wealth which will never benefit the economy nor the society as a whole since it sits in the stock market and is just transfered tax free to the offsprings after death. 1 billion spread between 100.000 will benefit more than one A hole having it entirly since there is a limit to how much one person can spend versus a 100.000.
Thanks for your great work! If i`d be the wealthiest man alive, i`d be glad to give it to a scientific cremium who decides where to put it to bring the most value for the planet and our long life for humanity.
I didn't learn African history till I went to college and knew about this guy like 10yrs ago. Thanks for putting it out there. Open some eyes
Real talk
Been watching you for years and your videos have really had a big impact on my life.
I remember how hyped I was when I DM’d you a shower thought I had and you actually put it in one of the videos.
If you see this, I was wondering if you’d consider doing a video on “cognitive dissonance?”
It’s always confused me, but it seems super interesting.
Again, thank you and never stop.
Glad to hear you're enjoying the videos, thank you for supporting me for so long. I really do appreciate it. That's a great suggestion, definitely an interesting topic to look into!
It feels very weird as a senegalese to see west african history outside of a middle/high school class with such details and unbias comentary. Thanks for your video aperture it made me feel nostalgic and happy to know african history is shared across the world.
I'm a Black American, this gent is spoken of highly and lauded for being an incredible human. I wish more African historic figures were discussed. Thank the stars for the internet so we can enjoy learning better now.
here where i am (uk) we get told about stuff in black history month
As a Mali, I am grateful that you spent time and resources to tell the untold story of Mansa Moosa.
A lot of documentaries depict him as a reckless philanthropist who brought poverty to his nation, which isn't true!
Well what is Mali today?
@@emmanuelogunlana877 idk, ask all the other great nations that controlled and exploited Africa first, in the past 700 years
@@theonlythingihavetosayis9333 So nowhere.
@@emmanuelogunlana877Gloat now, cry later. Your empire is on the decline.
Imagine being richer than Jeff or Elon but no one even knows your name
@OVYED DENO does it matter?
@@jaqenhghar6996 no it doesn't.
Thanks a good man,
Who doesn't show off
Jeff and Elon will be forgotten too
@@vigoworkchannel1681no lol
I was taught about King Mansa Musa as a small child because my family valued our displaced history and he was an inspiring figure. Ironically they had an issue with me wanting to learn Arabic and visiting the Middle East. =_= Kinda missed the whole lesson in his life account but go off, parents.
They were afraid for you to become a muslim, read the quran
Are you Muslim?
NOT THE TERRORIST MUSLIM LANGUAGE!!! NOOO
@@tvthecat bro, i'm a moslem but i'll never hurt you in my entire life.. so why you hurt me by calling me as a terorrist :((
@@tvthecat bruh we re in 2023 grow up and go get cured
Thanks for the history lesson. You showed us all that true wealth isn't only measured in financial assets but equally in how you distribute your assets. Mansa Musa was truly a very wealthy man indeed. The world needs 10,000 men just like him to rid the planet of egotistical greed, selfishness, exploitation and needless death over profit.
This new style of artwork on your video makes them so much better.
Thank you for shedding the light on Islam and this Muslim man in a good way.❤
Thank you for watching! I appreciate your support.
Yeah shedding light on religion which has death penalty for leaving religion, homosexuality and Adultery 👍🏻
@@PROPHETSANE based
@@PROPHETSANE and actually had women rights.
Always good content, thank you!🙏🏻
It does suck that the place I learned of Mansa Musa originally was the game Civilization 6, of all places. His story intrigued me so much that I did a deep dive on him for a few days, and I have to say he is one of the most interesting historical figures I've learned of so far.
His almost boundless generosity is truly inspiring, as well. A shining example of what can be done with prosperity not just for yourself, but for others around you. If you prosper, you must ensure your community prospers, your friends prosper, and your country prospers. Like, don't get me wrong - the man wasn't perfect, like the vid said - but aspects of him can be held in high regard.
And just think about it - the stupid levels of wealth a handful of people possess now a-days doesn't even hold a candle to what this man commanded... and he lived 700 years ago. That's just wild to me.
“Some people are so poor. All they have is money” - Bob Marley
Oh no poor them
Yes Amen ❤️🙏💯👍👌✔️. If we realize Money is the root of all Evil. Then why are we chasing it?? 😚😚
Yeah, what an incredible thought, which is only true while reading 😂 after that Let's return back to collecting/earning real money.
@@tradinghours263 Nope, it's true beyond just reading. It's brilliant philosophy.
Never heard that one. Very nice.
I only learned about him from epic rap battles of history
😂😂
Man those good old days from 2015. It’s been 8 yrs damn
This was a great episode! Thanks for picking such a great subject/topic. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching.
I think u should change the title to "The richest man who ever lived" the current title is not too eyegrabbing
Aperture, Moon, Nexpo, Peak of modern youtube.
Nalanda University in India had 9 million books. When Islamic invaders burnt it in 1,100s it continued to burn continuously for 3 months straight
Thank you for telling this story. There are still so many who don't know and who struggle to find factual information about Africa. It's important people understand that much of what we're taught about Africans is to reinforce a false narrative of ignorance and savagery. When in truth, the foundations of much of what exists globally came from African ingenuity... Let's just be clear, when we discuss slavery, African servitude and what was inflicted by Europeans is vastly different
If you asked this question 10 years ago people might have not know who Mansa Moosa is, but I think most ppl know about him by now. Like people have been talking about him on the internet and made countless of videos about him for like the last 10 years now and he appears in most modern middle school textbooks
Africa's history is the most unique history in Human history... it's a shame alot of it is has been swept away by the winds of time.
Mostly hidden by racist Europeans who don't want blacks to know their greatness
What a thrill! I learned something new today and all thanks to you. Very interesting.
That's great to hear. Thanks for stopping by!
Not even billions according to title
Like always good video. Unrelated, why does your voice use so much of my subwoofer?
Did you use AI for some images? It looks nice
bro so rich he caused economic crisis and reduced the price of gold through Africa and middle east. true chad
Fr
My favorite Chanel on the entire platform. Never seizes to amaze me!
Thanks for the interesting info bro.
When an middle age king is far more generous than billionaires today (you know the modern enlighten era ) then you know something is bad
that is not true.
The dude had a lot of slaves so it's still way better now.
@@emmanuelogunlana877 yea it's true but imagine if billionaires today gave some of their money to the people like this emperor did instead of doing crypto scams and buying platforms
@emmanuelogunlana877 the slaves weren't treated the way Westernised world view slaves were... they had rights and had to be given food/shelter etc.
@Safwaan Then the right word should be servants. Slaves are people forcefully taken from their place of dwelling. The power of appropriate wording was understated in this video.
in terms of having no money,
i am also the richest man who ever lived
If you have enough for a shaorma and a coke you are the wealthiest man on Earth.
@Computment kebab, shaworma, burger you name it
@Computment its basically a arab burrito that originated in turkey.
love how bro was able to change nations economies with his casual spending
I like how his 12000 slaves he took with him was just a side note 😂
BUT THEY WERE ADORNED IN GOLD...STRANGE IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT
@@miked7011 to send a message
@@miked7011 so true, I too would have loved to have my slaves dripped out while doing hard labor
Lol exactly.
Because they weren't your western style slaves that were whipped to death while picking cotton etc. They had rights and had to be given food/shelter etc
what is up with the horses face at 8:06 😂😂
The biggest problem with Western education is a legacy of the past: until the Renaissance anything non-Christian was dismissed as “heathen knowledge” - which led to the systematic destruction of Greek and Roman libraries in the 4th century and to bizarre doctrinal debates about whether Plato and Sophocles would be burning in Hell because they lived before the mythical “Jesus Christ” supposedly came to earth. This idiocy persisted in academia until the 20th century - even “great” classical historians like Bury would write religious nonsense about “the coming of our lord and saviour” while contemptuously deriding the beliefs of the ancients - in what was meant to be an objective historical analysis. Our entire educational system needs to be overhauled to purge the stupidity and ignorance of the past, so we can acknowledge that _civilisation_ is not exclusive to Christianity or to white Europeans.
Appreciate you sharing
If I were the 'richest' person of the world, I will abolish the currency system, and my 'richest' status will be gone, and gone it will for good. XD
On the quest to self-discovery, one has to be open-minded and become acquainted with many different sources in order to understand the complex fragments of reality. Measuring the components that will fill the void, is how one can eventually come to a deep understanding of existence.
Amazing video and I love ❤️ the documentary style of it. I have much respect ✊🏿 for the team behind this work, the feels the music the articulation and the delivery is just too awesome. Thanks 🙏 for making this video.. btw can you please 🙏 tell me the name of the songs use in this video? Thanks 🙏 in advance..
I always thought Caesar Augustus was the richest man of all time, but it was extremely interesting to learn about Mansa Moosa haha
Actually mansa musa isn't the richest. Richest African, yes by far, but not the richest man. Mansa musa wealth is about +400 billion but Caesar was worth more than 4 trillion and that's nothing compared to Gengnis Khan (I hope I spelled it right). But regardless, atleast this video enlightened me on what more Africans are capable of.
@@voldibayizitunda2178Just accept history and stop beating around the bush the 400 billion + u mention is not an accurate figure and its was just a guest, thats why the history says imagine all the gold in ur head then double it, i think u get wat i mean
Historically chengish khan is the richest. But problem how u define rich. Their were chinese and indian .
I would love for you to do a video on maths and astronomy in the ancient world which isn't in the west
1:05 we need that video asap
When I was a kid I read a story about this guy.
Most billionaires are paper billionaires, which means they have that money ON PAPER but it’s next to impossible to turn that into liquid funds.
Also, billionaires aren’t anywhere near as wealthy, making the comparison unfair.
We were taught about him in grade 7and he was always an inspiration to me
Great content!
This is great! 🙏
Am almost becoming an alien thanks to aperture 😂😂
Contrary to what some people say, money can buy you happiness, but it shouldn't be the only thing that brings happiness! You can retire with millions of dollars in your bank account, but you can't take it with you after you die. For example, Elon Musk is so rich that he could afford to spend $44 billion on Twitter but even though he now owns it that likely didn't automatically make him happier. Meanwhile, while I wouldn't describe myself as poor, but if I could make $44,000 a year I would be more financially stable than I currently am, which would provide me with more opportunities to enjoy life.
Yeah, at some amout of money, you do t really get more happiness out of it
Agreed, owning multi-billion dollar company doesn't make you instantly happier, instead there could be more problems in there to be solved. You have to think how's their employees, their users, and how to make stakeholders satisfied with company's progress.
good content, thank you!
Make the video about what you mentioned in the beginning
Double it and give it to the next person
The value of the information underneath our fingertips is nothing that the world has ever seen.
Honestly a great video wow
I clicked this only to make sure you would get it right lol, not many people know about this man
Augusta’s Caesar had over 4 trillion dollars net worth
Genghis Khan has entered the chat
Stop lying
1:00 i request you to do this video as soon as possible my friend.
Very well done video brother, Amazing!
Double it and give it to next person
There's also a good chance that his empire dissolved because he spent everything in the coffers which caused political upheaval, something similar happened with Saladin.
Brilliant video
I learned about this dude in APworld
😊 Love from senegal 🇸🇳
I am going to be the richest man in the world, and in a few years, there will be no one richer than me in the whole universe
I would instantly believe you when you say they don’t do the exact same thing in other places 01:00….
0:00
He had 2 entire planets of gold?
You did this really well, thanks for the informative content. I do have to agree with some comments mentioning slavery. I'm not sure how the dynamics were and how they treated their slaves but... It makes me wonder 🤔
Storm troopers @5:43 lol
He was not the wealthiest person to ever live. He was the wealthiest person during his time period. The lifestyle he could purchase with his wealth didn't get close to any of of multimillionaires of today. That is wealth, aggregate wealth which surrounds us and get taken for granted on a daily basis.
Stop hating
@@Napalm2131 You have a very strange idea of what constitutes hating.
i havent seen a popular youtuber's comment section that i could scroll to the end in a loong time
That’s because it was posted literally minutes ago.
@@IsaaacWithThreeA i know but i havent watched a video posted minutes ago in a long while too
I would like to extend my utmost gratitude to you for creating this enlightening video, which sheds light on a history that has been concealed from the general public and the people of Africa for reasons we are all too familiar with. Your meticulous effort in producing this video, coupled with its quality editing and well-researched content, is a commendable step towards rebuilding the moral and pride of the African people and children.
I, therefore, take this opportunity to express my personal gratitude to you for your exceptional work. May the Almighty bless you abundantly for your dedication and commitment to the dissemination of knowledge.❤
Aameen.
SUPER NICE, The Ted-ed video about him was the only other way I learned about him
Honestly back then we had far less reasons to be happy and charitable than today, so with that in mind he really wasn't that much worse than today's bilionares. And i'm fairly sure he didin't force people to pee in a bottle to get something done so fast.
What would happen if we just put all of the riches of the world together and distributed them evenly to every human? What would happen? How much are they get?
Depends.
Right now, the world's gdp is about 96 trillion and rising so sharing it equally will only be about +$12 000. Not so much though.
But if we had to sell the entire world along with its resources, it would be about +/-5 quadrillion dollars and sharing that would be +/- $637 000.
Assuming the 5 quadrillion is true. If not, much less
And as for what would happen, the World economy would probably crash
@@voldibayizitunda2178 who are we going to sell the world to? And let’s take the kids out of the original equation. Let’s just do adults from 18 till death.
@@Meandmymirror
*"Who are we going to sell the world to?"* -
No one. I was only hypothetical guessing how much the world would be worth if we had to add the entire world's gdp, it's resources plus the value of all the land on earth together.
And for the people, how many adults are there? Since we excluding the children under 18, the divided amount would be higher.
@@voldibayizitunda2178 gotcha! Can you re-calculate it then without kids? I’m terrible at math. Just really curious if we could all live off the amount given
He was given his power and wealth from his brother when he set off to sail to the Americas. Musa was also a slave trader which helped him grow his wealth and have plenty of man power to work in the mines. Not sure why you only talk about the good things but say nothing about the bad
He literally said he was no saint and talked about how he had slaves lmfao why are u trying so hard to undermind him
It was Solomon.
Not him
I gotta say, it looks like this video isn't performing as well as the others, but that's not good, because it's really good. So here's a comment for the algorithm.
One of the best lessons I learned.
💀 thaught he was gonna talk about cave Johnson
I'll add $1 to his balance lol
Ma sha Allah, i converted to islam a couple months ago. Watched all your videos before and i am glad to see you digging deeper in history that no school is talking about. (Not literally every school)
me too , I've learned from youtubers like him and reading books more than any school , even more than college , as a Muslim I'm happy that you've found the reason of life , there is a lot to learn my brother ❤
Same here, the truth is clear to me.
It’s amazing how Allah ta’ala guides and plan’s
Can you make a video about utopia? Because most of your videos i watched is all about the evils in the world
Bruh 😂, i could've sworn it was Genghis Khan, his networth is equivalent to 130 TRILLION dollars, mansa musa is not even close.
And there's so much conflicting information on the net that you don't even know what to believe anymore 🤣
Indian Kings laughing in the corner
Khq se ho bhai?
just learned about this in school this year
Make a video about the immune system or maybe trying to put into perspective how complicated the human brain is
I only know of him bc of History of the Entire World, I Guess
Maybe 1 thing Mansa Musa impossible to do is to spend all his wealth.
Wonder what would happen if Mansa Musa had a successor who shared his mind. Imagine what Africa would be. Probably in another multiverse that is
Can you do a video on relativism please.
Love the use of ai to enhance this video
His wealth was around $1.2Trillion.
Are most of the images used in the video AI generated??
Yes
According to Islamic history the richest person who ever lived was prophet solomon
He had the kingdoms no one can ever have or had before him
I'm really happy to hear you talk about the islamic characters,
THANKS A LOT BRO ❤❤🙏
They will never tell real history it’s bad for business
That's not mansa Musa picture
So does that prove that just giving away hundreds of millions of dollars to peasants doesn’t help, and reckless generosity destroys economies and nations? Simultaneously causing neighboring nations to not live in loving, harmonic utopia but desire to invade, conquer, and subjugate?
It overstimulate the economy in the short term due to sudden excess demand but eventually the supply will catch up relatively fast and will stabilize and thrive the economy. The best way to use the money in my opinion though is infastructure, education and development.
What the greedy oligarchs do though is hord all the wealth which will never benefit the economy nor the society as a whole since it sits in the stock market and is just transfered tax free to the offsprings after death.
1 billion spread between 100.000 will benefit more than one A hole having it entirly since there is a limit to how much one person can spend versus a 100.000.
Anyone else feel like this channel is falling off?
very
Why? It's very interesting
1:02 Indians discovered a lot of chemistry 🧪 before the West even finding what an atom is
Plz stop
@@stoicreader What Telling the Truth ?
Thanks for your great work! If i`d be the wealthiest man alive, i`d be glad to give it to a scientific cremium who decides where to put it to bring the most value for the planet and our long life for humanity.
I was about to thumbs up but you had to ruin it with religious nonsense...
@@BioFake1 Without it i wouldn't have this mindset as a Fundament. But thanks for your message and have a great week! :)
@@BioFake1 Just wondering, have you ever accused someone of being a bigot? (Bigot meaning racist, sexist etc.)
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