Incredibly Old Book from 1658 | Science, History, Myth, Folklore | ASMR Soft-spoken

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  @isaacbasquez-c8i · 2 years ago

  i actually remember when this book dropped, it was all the rage in my village!

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  @ykdrew. · 2 years ago

  it’s insane to think that newton would discover gravity just 8 years later

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  @LeeA-1996 · 2 years ago

  The fact the book is over a hundred years older than the USA is crazy.

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  @splurge5097 · 2 years ago

  Next up is a scroll from the library of Alexandria.

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  @OfficialAwkbe · 2 years ago

  It's incredibly interesting seeing how different English was written and spoken back then. It feels like reading a foreign language or forgotten dialect. It's a blessing that such old books have survived this long.

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  @Gwynbundy · 1 year ago

  I get literal shivers whenever he goes from soft speaking to whispering. Its so tingly😭❤🤌

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• DE

  @devlinorsomething854 · 11 months ago

  i love this community. i love that there’s a group of people that listen to this art form, and we all do it together. have a great rest everyone 🫶

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  @aforasmr807 · 2 years ago

  The fact that this book predates the Great Fire of London is instane to me 🤯

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  @gioungf · 2 years ago

  Everytime I see old books I think about how many people might have touched and read it… it’s insane

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  @CAttiJoify · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sCebsttAF0&amp;t=1258">20:58</a> Trying my best here. It has been a long time since I have used Latin. So here it goes. <br><br>&quot;Longe est periculosissimus&quot; = It is by far the most dangerous thing<br>&quot;ex libris colligere&quot; = to collect from books <br>&quot;qua Authores prodidierunt&quot; = which authors have revealed/published<br><br>&quot;Rerum ipsarum cognitio&quot; = The knowledge of things themselves<br>&quot;est vera&quot; = is true<br>&quot;è rebus ipsis&quot; = and of the things themselves (I&apos;m not entirely sure of that part) <br><br>So I guess it pretty much means that you shouldn&apos;t just trust other people&apos;s words and need to find out the truth for yourself. Knowledge of something is just as important as actually having experience with that something. <br><br>Sorry that was longer than expected! <br><br>As always a lovely video. Thank you very much! ❤

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  @WhatKindOfANameIsJish · 2 years ago

  Chapter 6 was so fascinating to see. Seeing someone from so long ago dealing with the same modern frustration many of us have with the strict adherence to &quot;traditional&quot; ideas and the old souls that shove them on us felt pretty cathartic. Like you said, a perennial truth.

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  @dianasal7992 · 2 years ago

  I can’t imagine the countless hands and eyes that must’ve learned and seen from those pages throughout the centuries. I believe it to be absolutely beautiful that this knowledge has somehow made it this far through time.

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