100 Sleepy Facts About Machines of the Victorian Era — Fall Asleep to History — No Adverts

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  @TheSleepyHistoryChannel · 7 months ago · pinned

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  @DREAMLANDSCIENCE · 4 months ago

  This journey through the Victorian era is so soothing! It’s fascinating to learn how the Cornish pumping engine was basically the start of our modern obsession with energy efficiency, all while listening to such a calm narration. A perfect blend of history and relaxation to end the day.

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  @SteveSherman-dm5ug · 6 months ago

  Gulf coast of Florida 11:17 p.m.

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  @Sergio-ig1xd · 5 months ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9bhIX-mAAQ&amp;t=5655">1:34:15</a> Carbon paper. That has just reminded me of an extremely humurous incedent when I was an office junior for a branch of a major motor dealers in Manchester. It was 1971.There were 3 full time staff and 1 part time lady. Muriel was the office head, she was in charge and didn&apos;t we know it. Harry was a type of understudy and then me, junior, tea maker. goer for lunches and general little arse. In the summer of 71 Muriel is on her annual leave so H is in charge. Oh how he loved it. Until the Saturday morning of the first week. he has to type out the weekly returns for Head Office in town. This was painful to listen to. using one finger of each hand Harry laboriously &quot;typed&quot; away. I can&apos;t really remember how long it took but a hell of a lot longer than Muriel. H took at least 90 minutes. I heard the finished papers pulled out of the machine and then Harry exploded with &quot;FUCKING &apos;ELL&quot; He had only put the 3 sheets of carbon paper in the wrong way, back to front. (I&apos;m chuckling now, thinking about it 55 years later) Oh how I laughed, I was nearly crying. The depot manager went a bit crazy at me but at the same time I could see that he was trying very hard not to laugh out loud.<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Really good video pal, Thanks.

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  @MargaretFountain-y2t · 4 months ago

  Thank you for the level voice, the background measure of music, and your harmony - it is relaxing and pleasant for me. &nbsp;I fall asleep to the ongoing melodic sounds designed for calm..thank you for your time……

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  @ElectroPercs · 5 months ago

  Midnight New England

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  @edvardn98 · 4 months ago

  I wish I could share my fav fact but the real fact is that I’m drooling after 3mins😂<br>I really appreaciate your work on both of your channels, thanks👋🏾<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9bhIX-mAAQ&amp;t=1404">23:24</a> Hungary

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  @LichL0v3 · 7 months ago

  Helping others find their way here too…one sleepy soul at a time ❤

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  @6deuces · 6 months ago

  Thanks for the hour and half &nbsp;Saturday afternoon nap! Jasper Tennessee

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  @daisychain5894 · 6 months ago

  1:40am England UK 💕

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  @paulwilliamson1982 · 5 months ago

  Northern Ireland. 11.02pm

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  @bears270 · 4 months ago

  0045 and have to be up by 0530, thanks for the channel