15 Pictures That Will Change Your View of the Past
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2023
- Photographs have an extraordinary power to capture the essence of a moment and evoke emotions. They often reveal new facets of history that challenge our preconceived notions. Join us for today's video, as we explore 15 images that will change your view of the past.
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My mother was a smoker. When we went to a restaurant I would get up and go outside because she would smoke. So glad that is not allowed .
I remember going to the smoking room in the hospital after I gave birth to my son. It was 1992. We also had dedicated washrooms in my high school for smoking.
Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore woman who grow it that way, describe it please?
My dad smoked every day of my childhood inside the house. I had a smokers cough by 10 and I still remember when we painted and seeing how yellow the walls got from the smoke. It was normal for the 80s and early 90s.
We need to plant more trees.
Can you do an episode about the eagles ballroom in Milwaukee? I did security there for 15 years and the history of the place is truly compelling. I think your audience would enjoy it a lot.
Cellphones (or mobile phones in the UK) are discouraged in hospitals - for a while they were not permitted at all due to thinking they would interfere with equipment, but now limited to certain areas. I think flowers will be viewed harshly in the future - many hospitals have started banning flowers (in the UK, anyway) due to germs and allergies, but people are frequently caught out by this and I think eventually people will look back in horror that they were allowed at all.
Jules Verne picked Florida as the launch point in "From The Earth to the Moon" for that exact same reason!
Videos that take us back to the past, looking back at things we can't see in the present 🤍✨👌👍
Statue of Liberty is in New Jersey waters and is within inside the State of New Jersey.
It’s within New Jersey, however Liberty Island is an exclave of New York State. A part of Ellis Island is also an exclave of New York, surrounded by New Jersey
An interesting video that I feel raises more questions than it does provide answers. 😊
Gives you topics to Google that you might not have thought of before. Interesting pictures.
@@dianedenham5259 Yes indeed.
The Statue of Liberty was Originally Constructed for the Suez Canal in Egypt.
Neither Egypt nor the Suez Company would pay for it, so it was Crowd-Funded and Gifted to the USA as there was absolutely No other use for something already created...
Why? For what reason? They were so rich and generous, and out of the goodness of their heart? It made no sense. So that’s how we got it.
@@iteerrex8166 Entitled “Egypt (or Progress) Carrying the Light to Asia,” it was to symbolize industrial and social progress in Egypt. The Suez statue project was later reconfigured as a gift from France to the United States to celebrate the centennial of American independence (dedicated in New York, 1886).
@@DrMJT I meant to say that the statue never made sense to me. Why would France do this? But what you said about it’s history, puts it into perspective.
@@iteerrex8166 It is typical of Yank Exceptionalism... I was taught in primary School France Gave it as a GIFT to the USA... It was never mentioned in my USA School text books it was built for the Suez Canal.
I recall it being taught in 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and then later in US History (secondary/high school). If I had attended Uni in the states... it would have been taught in Uni US History... A "GIFT" from France!
When I first heard of the original purpose of it being built... first in a visit to France and again in a visit to Egypt... It made sense!
Later when the Internet was created... it was a few clicks away.
I highly suspect it is still taught as A GIFT from France... to this day in every school from sea to shining sea in USA! LOL
3:02 the irony 😂
Actually the youngest employment is any age if you're an actor just restricted hours. Outside of that it's 12 typically just again restricted hours and no overnights. For example fast food restaurants hire that age and up. Additionally and technically no age requirements for babysitting either and that is a job.
I seen other vids and pics of Kabul Afghanistan form 50s, looking more modern than many parts of Europe. Then the USSR and the USA got a hold of it.
the CIA and opium got a hold on it
When I was a kid my mom got Life magazine from 2nd hand stores, we had a large stack of them. When I got older and saw photos of the Middle East and South America I was quite surprised by the change from the modern look of the '50s & '60s.
The smoking in hospital thing isnt that old. I was hospitalised in 1991 and on traction for 2 months following a motorbike accident. We were allowed 6 cigarettes a day in bed with a cup of tea. Seems like madness today! Unfortunately they drew the line with weed 😢
Statue of liberty is easily one of world's most familiar statues and landmarks of United States New York what was a gift from Franche. 🌎🌃🗽🇺🇲
I remember reading that they wanted to give it to someone else first 😞
@@jay90374 oh really, that's new detail for me wow :O
@@Leo-pd4fc Yeah, I think it was made for the suez canal opening but Egypt wouldn't have it.
@@jay90374 Africa's ancient Egypt with city Cairo, pyramids and Sphinx of Giza is one of most interested place on the Earth, by the way do Suez Canal leads a way to the river Niel? 🌍🏜🏝🗽
did you know there are 3 statues of liberty. Not all made at the same time, but 3 exist. Also franche 😀 is that like a mixture of france and french lol
Isn't hindsight always twenty? Some of this is no surprise.
Ya forgot a twenty
No, hindsight isn't twenty.
Ask Cuban immigrants if Castro and Guevara were just a couple of bros looking out for the common man lmao
Guevara and Castro murdered a lot of people and are to blame for the destabilization of a lot of countries in the region. Castro established one of the oldest and most ruthless dictatorships in the entire world. Honestly their mention in this video and portrayal as saints and martyrs was very strange.
You made me think with that cell phone comment. My wife talks about that all the time
I remember when you could smoke i nthe corridoors of hospitals, just just a dedicated smoking room. Was odd walking into a ward and having to knock the ciggy butts from your shoes.
I want to travel by airship!
Still possible, there are loads of airships all over the world. just not used for mass transport anymore. but yeah pretty much any country in the world can hook you up with an airship ride
@deandesantis2981 How many thousands of airplanes crashed since then?
Copper *always* turns green, as you can see on every copper church roof in Europe.
4th from rear at 20:48 better get his sheet together
When I was 6 years old, people could and did smoke at the doctors office.
"The first airlines allowed you to smoke" you could smoke in planes on any airline service, all the way into the 80's and 90's. You take off, the seatbelt and smoking signs go out and everybody lit up a ciggy. I have smoked on planes when flying out for a holiday, the ban really wasn't THAT long ago.
As a smoker I understand the mindset of people addicted to cigarettes. There's a huge business opportunity I believe by airlines to offer flights specifically for people who smoke. I've never flown and haven't had the need to fly anywhere yet, but if I did I most definitely would select a flight that offers the availability to smoke.
Same. 🚬
How can burning 2 billion tons of coal produce 7 billion tons of CO2?
Democrat math
Probably the weight of the oxygen atoms as you have 2 Os for every C.
@@JoeSmith-hy7bq Conservatives inability to understand science.
I saw a vid on Australia that said thy should be carbon neutral bc they have so many trees
Watch out for people who cast out an entire species by right of its odd ones.
ººIt took us 6,000 years to get from the wheel (4,000 B.C.) to the car (1885). And then it only took us less than 80 years to get from the car to the Moon (1969) ? I'm calling B.S.
ºNo one can know just how bright their light bulbs really are until they place their eye against the bulb itself and then taken a look. Until then, they only know how bright it is from where ever they are standing.
This also applies to the Sun, stars and Moon. So, if you can read a newspaper by moonlight when the Moon is supposed to be over 230,000 miles away, then how bright do you think it would be if you were actually walking on its surfacer trying to film some home movies ? The answer would be…That you would be standing in plasma, that you might as well be standing inside a laser beam. No one can ever walk on the Moon, it is not a world, it is a light. And it doesn't rotate, is rolls like a wheel. It is not a ball because, there is no hotspot which is characteristic of all balls, when a light is shining on it. There is no, "darkside of the Moon" light doesn't have a dark side. There is only what we see.
(Every time that you find yourself halfway to the source of emission, both light, heat and sound will increase fourfold. This is the inverse square law and it is non-negotiable. It increases exponentially. (This is not a theory, it is a law)).
NASA's Budget next year is $27.2 billion, that's well over $74,520,500 per day.
Meanwhile 20% of the world's children goes hungry everyday and 37,000 of them will die from starvation each & everyday. This means that if NAZA was to close their doors and get a real job, then each starved child would have over $2,000 a day to get by on.
Ending world hunger overnight would be a piece of cake, if that what these so-called great men of science really wanted. But clearly, it is not.
"God's word makes it clear that "the whole world is lying in the hands of the wicked one." 1 john 5:19 †
Liquor should be banned but it won't be.
Climate change might not be caused by man, we have a continent splitting in 2, a massive Tsunami pushed our axis off by 4 degrees, and scientists have found that water is leaking through our mantle, which is also throwing our axis off. Where I live we were unseasonably cold for most of the summer, while someplaces recorded record heat, and where I live its like the seasons have been one month behind the last couple years
Not sure why the inclusion of the cat at the end but that is one beautiful cat
Castro was a dictator not a leader.
Don't ignore the role America played in the Islamisation of Afghanistan by supporting the Taliban/Mujaheddin. (As seen in Rambo III 😎)
Copper discolours due to chemical reactions no matter where it is. I know NY thinks its the most special place on the planet but the statue wouldve gone green no matter where it was (almost). Ever seen green roofs on old buildings? They are copper too and went green over time. not rocket science nor a NYC phenomenon.
aggressive 😳
Pro Castro fascist infomercial?
Americans dont know the mean of first
Huh ?!?
At the Royal Alberta hospital that I go to but a separate community hospital building instead is a smoke free zone 🚭 Smoking is absolutely prohibited on the property.
Even Southgate shopping centre is also a smoke free zone 🚭
Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore woman who grow it that way, describe it please?
@@danielobrien1571what is with you weirdo hair people in comments all the time?
@@kycone I was complementing them on the profile picture, I admire woman who grow their hair luxurious lengths and find it to be beautiful.
@@danielobrien1571 Stop being a creeper. whats next you gonna start complimenting women on their feet? Or is hair your ownly kink