WATCHING "history of the entire world, i guess" BY BILL WURTZ

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  @CosmicWeebb · 1 year ago

  &quot;I don&apos;t know what dark matter is&quot; <br>Every astrophysicist: welcome to the club.

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  @burghleyimeanberdly6513 · 1 year ago

  The way Napoleon escaped his first banishment was hilarious, he just got on a boat off the island. The only reason he didn&apos;t do it sooner was because he didn&apos;t think to do it.

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  @webkarma9654 · 1 year ago (edited)

  THE SUNNY&apos;S A DEADLY LAZER

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  @dex_8D · 1 year ago

  In case anyone&apos;s curious, Amerigo Vespucci did not discover the continents, but he was the first cartographer whose maps became standard for navigating them, which is why they&apos;re called the Americas.

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  @DarkonFullPower · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YYiXwESsn4&amp;t=78">1:18</a> It strikes again. He made the absolute PERFECT amount of pause that makes you go &quot;I don&apos;t like this. Why is STILL nothing happening?&quot;, and THEN immediately address it.

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  @Shadowmancer129 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YYiXwESsn4&amp;t=1244">20:44</a> Actually, if you consider inflation over time, Mansa Musa is still considered the richest person to have ever lived

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  @psymar · 1 year ago

  so the reason they banished Napoleon instead of killing him is basically the same reason the US has a huge stockpile of nuclear weapons: as a deterrent. &nbsp;&quot;Invade us and we bring back Napoleon&quot; was a pretty effective threat

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  @Toastrodamus · 1 year ago

  &quot;Where did the Indus Valley Civilization go&quot; is a fascinating question. Historians don&apos;t really know, but there&apos;s some evidence to suggest that the rivers they built their cities by changed course, maybe due to changes in climate. They left behind a little bit of writing but we&apos;ve never been able to decipher it.

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  @sunderzilla · 1 year ago

  Sun Tzu found the ark, that&apos;s where he got the idea to get two of every animal and herd them to a boat, where he can beat the crap out of every one of them. And that&apos;s why whenever there is a group of animals together, we call it a zoo... unless it&apos;s a farm.

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  @AtlanticGiantPumpkin · 1 year ago

  It’s called the Rape of Nanking because it was actual giant rapes on top of other heinous crimes, so heinous that the Nazi officer stationed there tried to put a stop to it and now there’s monuments for him there. The inaccurate part is that the city is called Nanjing.

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  @trandaiphuc5342 · 1 year ago

  The &quot;Where the hell are we?&quot; is basically to loop the video like short these days do all the time.<br><br>The video begins with &quot;Hi, you are on a rock, floating in space.&quot; That is the answer for the &quot;Where the hell are we?&quot;

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  @masterofclowning · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YYiXwESsn4&amp;t=1254">20:54</a> If I recall correctly, elon&apos;s net worth passed Mansa Musa&apos;s gold, which is a liquid asset. So Mansa Musa basically had the value of all elon&apos;s businesses and propeties in CASH. He&apos;s probably still the richest man in history

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