Simple Mistakes That Changed History Forever

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  @TrustMeBroOfficial · 1 year ago · pinned

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• SQ

  @Squaddyy · 1 year ago

  Just so you know. We will ALWAYS want a part 2. So just do it

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• TH

  @That-Stuff · 1 year ago

  You can double tap a comment to like it and triple tap to open replies. Trust me bro.

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• CH

  @ChatHistory · 1 year ago

  Biggest mistake you ever made was challenging me to a collab.

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• AB

  @abitoflavender · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWWeeGC4Fdc&amp;t=580">9:40</a> i mean...you CAN make a ten hour video...

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• EL

  @elijahcunningham-v7p · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWWeeGC4Fdc&amp;t=163">2:43</a> as someone who is a bit of a Titanic enthusiast there is a few things to correct here so please don’t take this offensively. 1. The Titanic was never at full speed, boiler room #1 was never even used. 2. Bruce Ismay, head of the White Star Line, had almost no sway on the ship and was not involved in its operations. 3. The reason the ship wasn’t slowed down was because the clear skies and clam water seemed to give enough of a heads up of any iceberg that could be a problem, however a cold water mirage created a false horizon that prevented them from seeing the iceberg before it was too late. If this had happened during the day they would have seen the iceberg but at night the only way they could see the iceberg was by looking for blocked out stars above the horizon.

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• CR

  @crunchyleaves96 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Another really tragic fact about the challenger is that one of the astronauts on board wasn’t even an astronaut. She was a teacher. Christa McAuliffe. She was selected as part of NASA&apos;s Teacher in Space Project to be the first civilian in space and the launch was being watched on live TV by many schools, including her class.

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• DJ

  @djcoolas · 1 year ago

  A mate of my dads was doing his militarry service around the time Chernobyl happened and they were forced to go there and help with the cleanup, he was actually one of the last people alive from his squad but still passed away at around age 50 and had alchohol problems all his life.

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• GR

  @Grease-Goblin · 1 year ago

  You&apos;ve really been on a roll for a while now, so I just want to take a moment to remind you that if you feel like all these videos are taking a toll, it&apos;s okay to take a break. Burnout is real, and we don&apos;t want to see you or your work suffer from pushing yourself too hard. Thanks for the new videos, and take care of yourself.

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• WA

  @wakeupatnightable · 1 year ago

  Just assume we always want part 2

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• OB

  @ObsessivePizza · 1 year ago

  Not talking about the archduke&apos;s wrong turn is CRAZY

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• LA

  @Latitude-3190 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWWeeGC4Fdc&amp;t=560">9:20</a> MAKE A 10 HOUR VIDEO

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