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The Life Professor
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Приєднався 26 жов 2020
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The Worst Book You NEED To Read
Ulysses by James Joyce is considered to be one of the most terse, difficult, and obtuse texts ever produced... and I still love it. In this video The Life Professor goes over the best... and the worst parts of the classic post-modern novel and explains why you should also read this headache inducing book.
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"I Feel Like The American Dream Sucks!"
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Has the American Dream Lost its way? This video goes over a Reddit post expressing frustration with the modern world and tells us what to do about it.
How Oasis Made Fashion BIBLICAL in the 90s
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In the 1990s Oasis completely changed the fashion world and greater pop culture with their innovative take towards fashion. In this video The Life Professor Breaks down the Various Elements that Noel and Liam Gallagher used to made this revolution happen. Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 1:19 - Accessibility 2:30 - Relatability 4:29 - Experimentation
How I Lost 80lbs In 1 Year
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Over the course of 1 year I completely turned my life around and went from obese to skinny! This is how I was able to use diet and exercise to completely change my life for the better.
The First Moral Panic
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The London garrotting panics were two moral panics that occurred in London in 1856 and 1862-63 over a perceived increase in violent street robbery.
The Leicester Balloon Riot
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The Leicester balloon riot took place at Leicester's Victoria Park on 11 July 1864. It occurred at a test flight of a new hydrogen balloon by aeronaut Henry Tracey Coxwell, for which 50,000 spectators attended. In this video, the bizarre story of this event is recounted.
Should We Blow Up The Moon?
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"Should we blow up the moon" this is the questions that was raised by Alexander Abian. Alexander (Smbat) Abian (January 1, 1923 - July 24, 1999)was an Iranian-born Armenian-American mathematician who taught for over 25 years at Iowa State University and became notable for his frequent posts to various Usenet newsgroups, and his advocacy for the destruction of the Moon. In this video, Professor ...
Why Is Galileo's Middle Finger In this Jar?
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The middle finger from the right hand of Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) is a secular relic in the collection of the Museo Galileo in Florence, Italy. The finger was removed from his body after his death, and is encased in a gilded glass egg. In this video, Professor Jelly goes over the strange history of the object.
The Fish Terrorist That Forever Trashed New Zealand
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J. Stewart Smith (January 16, 1913 - 2008) was a British New Zealand man known for releasing several species of invasive freshwater fish into the country's waterways. A self-proclaimed Communist, Smith's goal was to introduce the coarse fishing of his childhood to New Zealand. Over the course of several decades, Smith would smuggle in fish and breed them in his garage in Massey, before releasin...
How Was This Stamp Used To End WWII?
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Operation Cornflakes was a morale operation by the Office of Strategic Services during World War II that aimed to trick German Post office into inadvertently delivering anti-Nazi propaganda to German citizens through mail. In this video, Professor Jelly goes over the history of this historic secret operation and the effects it had on world history.
What Is The Prince Phillip Movement?
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The Prince Philip movement is a religious sect followed by the Kastom people around the villages of Yaohnanen and Yakel on the southern island of Tanna in Vanuatu. It is a cargo cult of the Yaohnanen tribe who believe in the divinity of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (1921-2021) In this video, Professor Jelly goes over the history and beliefs of the religious sect and talks about philosophica...
Would You Use This Cat To Detect Radiation?
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In this video, Professor Jelly goes over the question of a ray cat. A ray cat is a proposed kind of cat that would be genetically engineered to change appearance in the presence of nuclear radiation. Philosophers Françoise Bastide and Paolo Fabbri originated the idea of a "living radiation detector" in 1984 as a proposed long-time nuclear waste warning message that could be understood 10,000 ye...
This Ugly Typewriter Is Why You Should Be Bold
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The Olivetti Valentine is a portable, manual typewriter manufactured and marketed by the Italian company, Olivetti. Designed in 1968 by Ettore Sottsass it was introduced in 1969 and was one of the earliest and most iconic plastic-bodied typewriters. In This video, Professor Jelly goes over the inspirational story of the valentine typewriter and how one can use the motivating story as an example...
Was Joe Camel Created To Get Kids To Smoke?
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Joe Camel (also called Old Joe) was an advertising mascot used by the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (RJR) for their cigarette brand Camel. Joe Camel became infamous in pop culture for allegedly being marketed towards children. In this video, Professor Jelly goes over the history of Joe Camel and his impact on the tobacco industry.
How Did THIS Glasses Cases Save A President’s Life?
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On October 14, 1912, former saloonkeeper John Schrank attempted to assassinate former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt while he was campaigning for the presidency in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. What happened afterwords transformed Teddy Roosevelt into an American legend when he delivered an hour long speech without any medical assistance.This is that awesome story.
Is This Spark Plug 500,000 Years Old?
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Is This Spark Plug 500,000 Years Old?
Why Is Frederic Chopin's Heart In This Jar?
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Why Is Frederic Chopin's Heart In This Jar?
The Heartbreaking Reality Of The Harmattan Season
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The Heartbreaking Reality Of The Harmattan Season
The Contest To Write The Worst Sentence Ever(4K)
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The Contest To Write The Worst Sentence Ever(4K)
Why Was The New London School Explosion Such A Disaster?
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Why Was The New London School Explosion Such A Disaster?
Astronaut Ice Cream Is NOT A Lie! (maybe)
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Astronaut Ice Cream Is NOT A Lie! (maybe)
Why Are So Many Flies In Old Paintings? Musca Depicta
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Why Are So Many Flies In Old Paintings? Musca Depicta
The Patron Saint of Alcoholics-Matt Talbot
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The Patron Saint of Alcoholics-Matt Talbot
What Was The St Scholastica Riot EXPLAINED
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What Was The St Scholastica Riot EXPLAINED
Awesome video essay! Loved it
From the moment I read the first sentence I've been a Joyce fanatic, but I've also seen and understood the vast majority of readers either scratching their heads or dismissing him outright. I get it. But why do I love his work so much? It's weird and dense. One possible reason is the fact that Joyce was disabled, as am I. His eyes gave him grief his whole life, and he was progressively going blind. I have a different disability, but somehow I recognized his disability shaped his language more than anything. I think that is a major key to understanding Joyce, and one that hasn't been explored nearly enough. Ulysses is a book of the senses in general but specifically sight. And it's the preoccupation of a writer who knows his sight is progressively darkening, and he's trying to capture the visible world in all its complexity before it's too late. Behind the comedy is an extreme anxiety and sadness, to be sure. Joyce is laughing at a funeral. And Finnegans Wake I'd suggest is Joyce's attempt to find an alternate sense of perception as his sight was profoundly restricted by that time. Once your senses go, your language changes in proportion.
This is a very interesting viewpoint I had not previously thought of, good point!
I have a door that keep opening, this should do the trick
Custom made for just such an occasion!
Thank you, you just convinced me why I should never read it 😂 great video
Honestly, it is not for everyone! (Or frankly, most people lol)
I have this book and have absolutely no idea how I got it. I've never read it, apparently it was waiting for this moment 😂
That’s usually how it shows up.
Some things MUST be done
Nuff said
The Vrill has a spine in it’s forehead that if they chose can exit and attach to a humans eye. Once the spine has dislodged itself from its original body, that body dies. It imbeds itself into the brain of the human and kills them. The vrill takes over the human body like a parasite and continues to live and control the human body. If you look into the history of famous people, most of them come out with black left eyes. They’re very proud of their black guy, and this is because they have become the Vril.
Your Whole Generation Talking About A L L Our Cultures
Absolutely Classic Designs That He Did Not Invent WE HAVE BEEN WEARING IT SINCE O U R C H I L D H O O D S ! G E N X !
It's just casual all working class lads dressed like it but they took it around the world
Exactly!
The sweater and shirt combo at 1:42 combo was from Mark & Spencer’s. Which I considered positively bourgeoisie growing up.
Arty farty video. Oasis wore totally ordinary clothes that everybody else was wearing at the time. A really stupid video.
Love the video bro. I've been obsessed with Liam's style for a while.
He’s truly one of the greatest!
Our CULTURE'S STYLES !
They dressed like the Happy Mondays and the Stone Roses and the average match going football fan, it's just a Northern England dress sense, Oasis didn't create it.
True!They definitely did not create it! But I do think they did it well.
No. It his whole of England. And from Our Childhoods. Already. lmao
They dressed like the stone roses who they wanted to be from an early stage. Everyone wore the same shit over here.
Truly like their music, they wore their influences on their sleeves!
Stone roses dressed like goths at first 😂
@@professorjelly4632 The Life Professor. That makes me laugh
More like already Our Childhoods Styles A lot
GLORY TO GOD!!!!!! GLORY TO GOD!!!!! GLORY TO GOD!!!!!!! “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
great review and commentary!
really interesting video man, keep it up!
Wasn't there a horror game based on Skifree where the guy gets eaten then his paraplegic grandpa looks for him? Pretty sure Markiplier played it.
It's called Ski Freak, and it's made by Puppet Combo!
Don’t worry he’s alright 😂
No way I just found this video 😂😂😂😂 dad
The algorithm sent me your way! Thank you for this video and congrats on your success. I just started a health journey. Thought I was eating decent until I started tracking my calories 😳 This video gives me hope I'm on the right track! Thanks again.
i think you should put your face in the thumbnail i was expecting this to be a super low quality video before i scrubbed to when you were speaking
I’ll keep that in mind! I’ll definitely try that next time.
That's super impressive! You have a very healthy approach and mindset as well. Keep up the good work :D
Thank you!
It’s confusing? I would wear a “cow tools” shirt for that reason.
Not to nitpick but red on the colour wheel isn’t the opposite of blue…it’s green. But in terms of how media has influenced us to associate red with bad guys and blue with good guys, I can admit it is indeed the opposite to red so you’d be right.
wtf was up with the Circle of Fifths presentation??
Cow Tools was ahead of its time. Comedy has only finally caught up with Cow Tools
The title of the video immediately made me spit my drink out laughing!
One personel additional, Paul Is'Dead 😂😅
Is it just me or do southern people not know how to use when and whenever properly.
Found your channel because I was high and randomally searched for Dilbertito. It's a much better find than anything I was expecting. You are criminally under viewed, my friend.
Thanks bubby😎
Are you fucking kidding me, calling the Valentine ugly? Go to hell.
Do big successes of other UA-camrs makes you jelly, Professor Jelly? XD
I think that's a prime example of iconic music not being appreciated in it's time and if Hollywood made accurate movies set in the 90's, you'll see our lead character listening to monks chanting. But I guess that's a fad for you, it's everywhere at one time and then it's like it never existed at all no matter how much you look to prove it. Unless it's the macarena, now that was captured on almost every vhs recording of the 90's.
“ If a kid smokes it’s not because a camel with sunglasses told them to!”- George Carlin
Camels are not the oldest in the US! Get your facts straight and u might get more views.
Minor point. Cows do, in fact, grow horns.
Great video. I've been told the Olivetti Dora is the same machine in a blander casing. Doras sell considerably cheaper.
Can't believe theres a contest just for me 😂. Good video btw, I think your audio needs to be a bit adjusted tho, sometimes I couldn't hear what you were saying
It’s a great comic! If you don’t think it’s funny you’ve just never studied anthropology.
More like 252+ months
Awful? Bullshit its fantastic
"I've never known a cow that could make tools and if they did I'm sure that they would lack something in sophistication"
Id eat it, beats eating dandelions or acorns leached
If I ever make a popular series, I would want to make a food product and hype it up to be this life-saving Gods gift in promotions.
I had an Olivetti that I loved in the Olivetti days. Mine was grey and streamlined. The red one looks difficult to use.
i think no
Eh🐰🤔🤣They're for cows, we can't understand 😂
Ever hear of the sorta fan game "Skifreak"? It's a horror game that's inspired by the Yeti attacks in the 1990's Skifree game.