@@josedelapinio Those "Muppets" in control could not care less about others really. 🙂😇🥰. Machiavellianism is what is ruining for the rest of us. They are way worse than psychopaths as they know very well what is right and what is wrong compared to a psychopath/sociopath.
Somehow this is one of the best explanation of humans and science that I have like ever seen on internet. Most of the people would just straight up look at things with a single perspective but the way that these topics are so well explained taking into account the entire large perspective is just really beautiful. Excellent video
I've watched your piece on the Voyager missions several times. It's probably my favorite video about them; your observations and inferences are so on point. I just wanted to thank you for making it 😊
The history of life got me thinking about death and afterlife. It is insinuated that this may not actually be our permanent home and that are fated to go elsewhere across the cosmos.
When something otherworldly caused me to have goosebumps 👉I’ve never doubted there’s something other than here our Soul knows we’re going and that our human knowing doesn’t quite understand ❤
THIS IS IT AND THEN YOUR COMPOST, SORRY TO SAY THE GOOD NEWS YOU WILL BE AS AWARE OF IT AS YOU WERE BEFORE YOU WERE BORN. THINK ABOUT HOW EFFED UP SPACE IS YOU CAN TAKE OFF IN ANY DIRECTION WHERE THE HELL ARE WE MAN? IT WILL MESS A PERSON UPJUST BLACKNESS BUT WHAT IS BLACKNESS??? NOTHING, HOW CAN THERE BE NOTHING WHERE IS IT HOW IS THIS HAPPENING??? HELP MEEEE....LOL
Your time stamp says "7 hrs ago." I just posted, @ 2 am EST right now, so you must be somewhere in eastern Europe. Oops! Make that 3 am - we just sprung forward one hour! 😄
@nancyharper1360 ... hah. I didn't post at 2am, ..my post was referencing "when" I awoke to first watch the vid. *smile.. don't know what time it was when I posted. Time is an illusion, anyhow. ✌🏾☮️
I love this video, thank you for all you do! I have trouble sleeping at night and this really helps me drift off while listening to all the topics I’m interested in.
it's so cool to witness this channel become so big. the first video I've watched is the 'scale of the universe' but the videos that got me subscribed are the 'shower thought' videos. we've come a long way. CONGRATS 🎉
I was looking for something to watch and had scrolled past Aperture several times before choosing to give it a chance, and I’m so glad I did. Curiosity and imagination are two of my favorite human traits followed closely by learning and adventure, all of which plays a part in these videos. This is the third video of Aperture I have watched in as many days. These videos are thought provoking but completely enjoyable to watch. Finding a gem among so mach chafe made me feel like I struck gold, I hope you will continue to create Aperture videos and I will continue to watch. In my opinion Aperture is Brilliant!! It’s a harmonious blend of science history human accomplishment human nature and reflection on these different facets of life on earth. Thank you so much
Towards the end you say luckily fate was on our side. No, it wasn’t luck. It was millions of hours by hundreds of engineers working together for mankind. We can do great things together and I propose we continue to work together to make humanity better.
Thank you so much for this blow-by-blow take off and landing on the moon to the trip home. It caused tears to flow. Watching this on TV as a 15 y.o. in 1969, I remember being impatient for the whole event to get done - I had stuff to do. By the time Apollo 11 launched, we teens were bored with this. Launches were a yearly event. I remember thinking, "OK, this year we go to the moon, next year, Mars - easy peasy." Only - we didn't. Sure, more rockets to the moon, but for the tragedy of Apollo 13, these lift offs were becoming boring. As I was patiently awaiting the announcement of the first anti-gravity family sedans, i would find myself thinking, "What if one of those landers tips over on landing? What if they find aliens have been there before us? What if they damage something on the lander and can't lift off...?" Teenagers are very good at drumming up drama. But back to my appreciation for your video. Teens can miss a lot because they're not 'in the moment' (a much later diag. of ADHD helped me understand that), so back then, I was there, I saw it, but in no way fully appreciated the enormity of the moment. Not like now, that's for sure. So thank you, from the bottom of my heart. And thank you also for this amazing channel. Your voice is quite soothing to listen to, and your topics broad, researched and insanely easy to listen to.... for hours... which I've been doing. Please keep up the excellent work; subscribed! 😁
We do access 100% of our brain. Just not at the same time, there are people that can access 100% of their brain at the same time, and that condition is called the seizure.
I have made comments to your channel before over the years and...again I feel motivated to say it again. Thank You Aperture. This channel I feel should be translated in every major language and mandatory viewing in every high school in every country. All these gems...you have gifted humanity for your insight and observations. I am greatly appreciative. It makes me feel that I am not alone and also that it has made me more enlighted about me and us. So I hope you never stop....I hope one day more and more view your channel and feel this sense of gratitude as I do. So...Thank You. Excelsior.
Fell asleep to something and woke up a few hours later and this had come on auto play... You have a wonderfully comfortable voice to listen to but this was so interesting and riveting I had no chance of falling back asleep until it was over. Thank you
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
My new favorite video I love marveling at how amazing everything is and how lucky we are to be alive with technology, food and knowledge in this universe
15:55 “The objective? To capture the human condition.” Immediately plays an ad after saying that about an alcoholic beverage but the ad is in spanish and Im an english speaking american.
The Earth is an incredibly small dot within the vast universe, which makes it exceedingly difficult to find another tiny dot that harbors a civilization. Moreover, looking further into space means looking back in time, so how can we know of civilizations that exist in the present?
Well I wasn't expecting internal existential horror and dread about the finite nature of all existence at 7:30 in the morning, but here we are I guess.
...Exodus 26:13 ≈ π... Moses was first to record Pi in 1440 BC. Josephus the Historian's description of the Tabernacle in 94 AD was inaccurate. This oversight was discovered in 2015 AD. 330 Exodus 26:8 eleven curtains each 30 cubits long 15 Exodus 26:12 one of the curtains is folded in half to 15 cubits long - 1 Exodus 26:13 makes Pi each curtain overlap/seam adds up to 1 cubit = 314 3.14 = 314 circumference/100 diameter ≈ π ratio (100 cubit court per Exodus 27:9-18) ................. This Wilderness Tabernacle archeological discovery is similar to the Dead Sea Scrolls and Martin Luther's 95 Theses. ................. History of finding π: -(1900-1680 BC) One Babylonian tablet indicates a value of 3.125 for π -(1650 BC) The Rhind Papyrus the Egyptians gave the approximate value of π 3.1605 -(1440 BC) Moses recorded Pi in the Exodus blueprints rediscovered in (2015 AD) 3.141592653... or Exodus 26:13 ≈ Pi -(500 BC) India's Aryabhata approximation was 62,832/20,000, or 3.141 -(429-501 BC) Zu Chongzhi a Chinese mathematician 3.1415926 - 3.1415927 -(250 BC) Archimedes from Syracuse showed between 3.1408 and 3.1429 ................. The knowledge of Pi was lost from Exodus near 1000 BC. Josephus the Historian in 94 AD did NOT know about Exodus 26:13 makes Pi to properly explain the Tabernacle blueprints. He deferred to the Temple's structure and not Exodus 25-26-27. Pi is found in the spiral of the double helix in your DNA. This knowledge has been lost for 3000 years. Consider King Josiah & the Prophetess Huldah rediscovering the scriptures, right? In short, this monumental oversight was corrected in 2015. What's next? ...Exodus 26:13 ≈ π...
Aliens: wood is the rarest substance on the planet, we need to reproduce as many of these as possible. Humans: I think we need another desk in this office.
We are not genetically identical to our prehistoric ancestors. There is evidence of recent genetic selection for intelligence in some populations (studies compared ancient DNA to modern DNA to look for known markers of intelligence).
Okay....ofterlisten and watch this video i finally understand have gravity curve around an object that conduct garavity...thats why the second part of the engine was left in the moon orbit
ITS NOT DEAD OUT THERE ITS JUST TO DARN BIG.just because we cant see it with our telescopes doesnt mean its not there for sure try to really think about just going out in space and say you could go a million x the speed of light so what are youlooking for the end how can there be an end thats crazy to go and go HOW??ITS FRIGHTNING MAN
We never used to barter. it's a myth . Barter was only used in small communities. Humans never barter in bigger communities. There was always some form of money ; rocks, paper, salt, wood, chocolates, Coul and ...
Gaining knowledge seems to be a cultural thing. The most world-changing inventions come from a handful of countries/cultures (USA, Germany, England, France, Japan). Why is that? Are some countries or languages or people more intellectual than others? Where do these big differences come from?
Was satisfied up until he went into embryology and talked about gills. While yes they look similar through a microscope our human “gills” have profoundly different functions compared to fish. I despise the use of “human gills” in reference to biology being similar to fish because that’s simply not the case. It was around the 36:30 mark. I will add that I don’t think there was a common ancestor between Homo sapiens and fish and that there was some divine intervention, whether it was Zeus or Allah is up for debate; but above all, I think we were put here intentionally for a purpose.
That's just silly farming is way more Labor intensive than hunting eg Aboriginals Australians would procure food for about 6 hours then the rest of the day was theres.
bruh. none of the images on the voyager records are arbitrary at all lol. they arent "up to interpretation". there is a pulsar map and a physical description of a hydrogen atom. they arent just random squiggles.
Aperture, your videos are often more entertaining that truth, Bible I have since 1980 reads spirit of unseen God created earth, and everything on it. this included humans. words came from the unseen God spirit which we automatic learn how to talk at a certain age. Were you hear 500,000,000 years ago? Maybe your spirit was however you yourself was not until your mother had you and only you know what year that was. But thanks for sharing your guessing about life. I been on earth for 66 years so far. I sure do not know everything only what I read. Have a great day thanks for your very entertaining videos, great editing also.
At least he’s using educated guessing backed up by evidence. Your Bible was written well after 100ad by nobody who had met your Jesus and has been re written and translated hundreds of times. Being there’s 30,000 plus Christian denominations who cherry pick what the want to ignore and follow in the book of fairy tales it doesn’t really matter anyways. And what about all the other gods around the world? They think theirs is the true one. Once you pass on you cease. There is no soul or afterlife we plain cease. All that stuff and the bible are manmade constructs to lie to themselves we are somehow immortal and to keep the bulk of populations scared and to obey. But hey surely you’re the only one who has it figured out I guess.
@@The_RC_Guruyour almost there to the truth but look closer and you find we do exist after death although not as religious systems have taught us. God is real but isn’t in the Bible or anything of comprehension.
Well that's one way to look at it, tho I doubt u actually live life this way also how are we “destined” for it, are we destined for anything? lol, just live your life and stop with the schizo analyzation of meaning u choose it !!!!
@@Limanknol How would you live life this way? What would be bad about saying something and not living life according to it? If we humans arent destined for annihilation then we will continue to exist forever.
Excellent vid. However as a non American.. I can’t help but laugh at some of the Americanisms used. “Eyeglasses” for instance… yes glasses for your eyes. Fair enough, but the rest of world just used the word “Glasses” .. ie.. if your having a conversation about kitchenware.. and “glasses” comes up.. then you say.. I cant see them I need my “glasses”… we all know they are two different items. Having to put “eye” before the word to simplify it as much as possible is funny af to the rest of the world. That’s just one example of how we, the British, created the English language, and Americans somewhere down the line, had to change it to make it easier to grasp. I find some Americanisms funny af. Just an observation. Lol
I thought "eyeglasses" was something the UK said. I don't know anybody that says eyeglasses except maybe my grandma a few times, but even she mostly says glasses. Idk why she switches sometimes, probably to be more specific like you said lol. Also I'd just like to state. USA: Aluminum. UK: Aluminium.... You're wrong.
I quit about 30-40 mins in when it became clear that this was largely not about the history of life but rather a rambling piece which was all over the place, for ex. going into great detail about the Voyager missions and talking about George Washington's false teeth (??). Further, the flashing words across the screen at times was seriously annoying (that's what closed captions are for) and frankly you need to find a new narrator who doesn't talk quite as fast and pronounces words better...I felt like I was listening to a high school kid. Just amateurish and disappointing in general
"Hey... maybe we're doing something wrong here."
The greatest thought in the pursuit of progress, ever.
Very true and something the ruling class refuses to agnowledge
@@josedelapinio Those "Muppets" in control could not care less about others really. 🙂😇🥰. Machiavellianism is what is ruining for the rest of us. They are way worse than psychopaths as they know very well what is right and what is wrong compared to a psychopath/sociopath.
@@DanielEngsvangthis tbh
Went into this video curious, went out watching my ceiling like a sunset.
That's beautiful
Best comment I've ever read, beautifully written.
Beautiful
Can I sit next to you please? 😊
@@ORACLE_NEO NEO is that you?
Somehow this is one of the best explanation of humans and science that I have like ever seen on internet. Most of the people would just straight up look at things with a single perspective but the way that these topics are so well explained taking into account the entire large perspective is just really beautiful. Excellent video
I've watched your piece on the Voyager missions several times. It's probably my favorite video about them; your observations and inferences are so on point. I just wanted to thank you for making it 😊
The history of life got me thinking about death and afterlife. It is insinuated that this may not actually be our permanent home and that are fated to go elsewhere across the cosmos.
You can't appreciate heaven without knowing hell...
Welcome to Hell
It's really crazy. Imagine being in paradise since a million years and u think bout your tiny 80 years on earth.
When something otherworldly caused me to have goosebumps 👉I’ve never doubted there’s something other than here our Soul knows we’re going and that our human knowing doesn’t quite understand ❤
@@Brousey ALRIGHT I MADE IT!!!
THIS IS IT AND THEN YOUR COMPOST, SORRY TO SAY THE GOOD NEWS YOU WILL BE AS AWARE OF IT AS YOU WERE BEFORE YOU WERE BORN. THINK ABOUT HOW EFFED UP SPACE IS YOU CAN TAKE OFF IN ANY DIRECTION WHERE THE HELL ARE WE MAN? IT WILL MESS A PERSON UPJUST BLACKNESS BUT WHAT IS BLACKNESS??? NOTHING, HOW CAN THERE BE NOTHING WHERE IS IT HOW IS THIS HAPPENING??? HELP MEEEE....LOL
Thank you for the videos you upload, Aperture. You are much appreciated.
Damn, I dint know I needed this. Thank you!
... 2am...couldn't sleep...watched this... I may never sleep again. Appreciations to you. ❤ Aperture
Hope you slept now? 2 am here as well 😂
Your time stamp says "7 hrs ago." I just posted, @ 2 am EST right now, so you must be somewhere in eastern Europe. Oops! Make that 3 am - we just sprung forward one hour! 😄
@nancyharper1360 ... hah. I didn't post at 2am, ..my post was referencing "when" I awoke to first watch the vid. *smile.. don't know what time it was when I posted. Time is an illusion, anyhow. ✌🏾☮️
I love this video, thank you for all you do! I have trouble sleeping at night and this really helps me drift off while listening to all the topics I’m interested in.
Not that interesting if u falling sleep to em
To us, such time lapse is quite too long and so many years have passed, to the universe, we're just a speck of existence
it's so cool to witness this channel become so big.
the first video I've watched is the 'scale of the universe' but the videos that got me subscribed are the 'shower thought' videos.
we've come a long way.
CONGRATS 🎉
Thank god you posted, OT was hurting my brain
Saved!!! Thank you for All your knowledge and wisdom
Ugh.
I was looking for something to watch and had scrolled past Aperture several times before choosing to give it a chance, and I’m so glad I did. Curiosity and imagination are two of my favorite human traits followed closely by learning and adventure, all of which plays a part in these videos. This is the third video of Aperture I have watched in as many days. These videos are thought provoking but completely enjoyable to watch. Finding a gem among so mach chafe made me feel like I struck gold, I hope you will continue to create Aperture videos and I will continue to watch. In my opinion Aperture is Brilliant!! It’s a harmonious blend of science history human accomplishment human nature and reflection on these different facets of life on earth. Thank you so much
"Cmon fish go on land!"
"...eh...eh...eh"
stahp it, your not real!!! 😂
Towards the end you say luckily fate was on our side. No, it wasn’t luck. It was millions of hours by hundreds of engineers working together for mankind. We can do great things together and I propose we continue to work together to make humanity better.
Thank you so much for this blow-by-blow take off and landing on the moon to the trip home. It caused tears to flow. Watching this on TV as a 15 y.o. in 1969, I remember being impatient for the whole event to get done - I had stuff to do. By the time Apollo 11 launched, we teens were bored with this. Launches were a yearly event. I remember thinking, "OK, this year we go to the moon, next year, Mars - easy peasy."
Only - we didn't. Sure, more rockets to the moon, but for the tragedy of Apollo 13, these lift offs were becoming boring.
As I was patiently awaiting the announcement of the first anti-gravity family sedans, i would find myself thinking, "What if one of those landers tips over on landing? What if they find aliens have been there before us? What if they damage something on the lander and can't lift off...?"
Teenagers are very good at drumming up drama.
But back to my appreciation for your video. Teens can miss a lot because they're not 'in the moment' (a much later diag. of ADHD helped me understand that), so back then, I was there, I saw it, but in no way fully appreciated the enormity of the moment. Not like now, that's for sure.
So thank you, from the bottom of my heart. And thank you also for this amazing channel. Your voice is quite soothing to listen to, and your topics broad, researched and insanely easy to listen to.... for hours... which I've been doing. Please keep up the excellent work; subscribed! 😁
Time to cry again. You've been bamboozled ...., but by the best in The Business.
Good film that landing was very good directing
This is an awesome video it deserves more attention
We do access 100% of our brain. Just not at the same time, there are people that can access 100% of their brain at the same time, and that condition is called the seizure.
When the body requires no energy and it’s all used in the brain. Almost as good as a computer
I’ve been looking for a good ‘shower thoughts’ channel. Thank you for scratching this itch.
This video sounds like I'm lost in space listening to my own thoughts
I have made comments to your channel before over the years and...again I feel motivated to say it again. Thank You Aperture. This channel I feel should be translated in every major language and mandatory viewing in every high school in every country. All these gems...you have gifted humanity for your insight and observations. I am greatly appreciative. It makes me feel that I am not alone and also that it has made me more enlighted about me and us. So I hope you never stop....I hope one day more and more view your channel and feel this sense of gratitude as I do. So...Thank You. Excelsior.
Fell asleep to something and woke up a few hours later and this had come on auto play... You have a wonderfully comfortable voice to listen to but this was so interesting and riveting I had no chance of falling back asleep until it was over. Thank you
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
Fawlty Towers!
😲 you have four episodes uploaded
😲 you have four episodes uploaded
@@6assB4SS WHAT IS WIT NIT ?
Ohhh. German. I'm sorry I thought there was something wrong with you.
My new favorite video I love marveling at how amazing everything is and how lucky we are to be alive with technology, food and knowledge in this universe
“The only species to adapt to a wide range of eco systems”
The pigeon: 🧿👄🧿
15:55
“The objective? To capture the human condition.”
Immediately plays an ad after saying that about an alcoholic beverage but the ad is in spanish and Im an english speaking american.
Not enough comments. Shows how little amout of people gets this needed information
Because that's this one guys thoughts not all fact
It truly goes to show how lucky humans are
Brutally awesome your videos. Keep going:)
Im really glad having found this channel.
It's like a mirror to me
The Earth is an incredibly small dot within the vast universe, which makes it exceedingly difficult to find another tiny dot that harbors a civilization. Moreover, looking further into space means looking back in time, so how can we know of civilizations that exist in the present?
the transition from talking about voyager to toilets has me reeling
You could make a religion out of this...
MANY religions
There is one. It's called atheism.
@@aaronnewman5549Atheism isn’t a religion
This was 🔥
The sun is a deadly laser.
not anymore, there's a blanket.
@@-Ralku- problem being the laser is growing in size
@@jasonphoenix3569hmm
@@jasonphoenix3569 it's not
@@winstonsmith11u being sarcastic or
This Helped me drift off to sleep very nicely so calming 👌🏾 👍🏿
2:58 ... When the fire nation attacked
Well I wasn't expecting internal existential horror and dread about the finite nature of all existence at 7:30 in the morning, but here we are I guess.
Thank you for being best modern philosophical fact teller... 1 of the Best ways to learn on UA-cam..!
...Exodus 26:13 ≈ π...
Moses was first to record Pi in 1440 BC. Josephus the Historian's description of the Tabernacle in 94 AD was inaccurate. This oversight was discovered in 2015 AD.
330 Exodus 26:8 eleven curtains each 30 cubits long
15 Exodus 26:12 one of the curtains is folded in half to 15 cubits long
- 1 Exodus 26:13 makes Pi each curtain overlap/seam adds up to 1 cubit
= 314
3.14 = 314 circumference/100 diameter ≈ π ratio (100 cubit court per Exodus 27:9-18)
.................
This Wilderness Tabernacle archeological discovery is similar to the Dead Sea Scrolls and Martin Luther's 95 Theses.
.................
History of finding π:
-(1900-1680 BC) One Babylonian tablet indicates a value of 3.125 for π
-(1650 BC) The Rhind Papyrus the Egyptians gave the approximate value of π 3.1605
-(1440 BC) Moses recorded Pi in the Exodus blueprints rediscovered in (2015 AD) 3.141592653... or Exodus 26:13 ≈ Pi
-(500 BC) India's Aryabhata approximation was 62,832/20,000, or 3.141
-(429-501 BC) Zu Chongzhi a Chinese mathematician 3.1415926 - 3.1415927
-(250 BC) Archimedes from Syracuse showed between 3.1408 and 3.1429
.................
The knowledge of Pi was lost from Exodus near 1000 BC. Josephus the Historian in 94 AD did NOT know about Exodus 26:13 makes Pi to properly explain the Tabernacle blueprints. He deferred to the Temple's structure and not Exodus 25-26-27.
Pi is found in the spiral of the double helix in your DNA. This knowledge has been lost for 3000 years.
Consider King Josiah & the Prophetess Huldah rediscovering the scriptures, right? In short, this monumental oversight was corrected in 2015. What's next?
...Exodus 26:13 ≈ π...
Infinite growth is actually possible because infinite ideas exist.
Aliens: wood is the rarest substance on the planet, we need to reproduce as many of these as possible.
Humans: I think we need another desk in this office.
17:12 Copyright issues to music going into outer space. Wow guess at least they are doing it right but i don't know how you sue aliens
41:08 yea bluejays scream… hawks do too
HOW BRAVE CAN A PERSON BE???imagine looking at earth from the freaking moon knowing its no guarentee your going to get back wow!!!
We are not genetically identical to our prehistoric ancestors. There is evidence of recent genetic selection for intelligence in some populations (studies compared ancient DNA to modern DNA to look for known markers of intelligence).
Epigenetics
this place is amazing 😍
I don’t think that’s 10 minutes
Microscopic microbes? 53:57 we still love you though
“If your Usain bolt you got nothing to worry about “
Except 99.999999999875% of us are not Usain Bolt
The barter hypothesis has been disproven
telling me kids this was Socrates.🤲
Surely a better narrator can b
What is the word at 6:14, before genocide?
Okay....ofterlisten and watch this video i finally understand have gravity curve around an object that conduct garavity...thats why the second part of the engine was left in the moon orbit
ITS NOT DEAD OUT THERE ITS JUST TO DARN BIG.just because we cant see it with our telescopes doesnt mean its not there for sure try to really think about just going out in space and say you could go a million x the speed of light so what are youlooking for the end how can there be an end thats crazy to go and go HOW??ITS FRIGHTNING MAN
If only my thermostats worked properly...they're older than me!
7:40 Mathematics weren't invented. Mathematics were discovered.
"life finds a way" yep, only on earth
are you sure,bro.......????????????>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.💖💫♾
You can make a religion out of this!
Coming to a dank river valley near you!
We never used to barter. it's a myth . Barter was only used in small communities. Humans never barter in bigger communities. There was always some form of money ; rocks, paper, salt, wood, chocolates, Coul and ...
Isn’t rocks, paper, wood chocolates …goods that are bartered though🤔
People still barter today lol
found the well off kid
"Entire history in 10 minutes"
*looks at video time* : hour and a half
🤨
Gaining knowledge seems to be a cultural thing. The most world-changing inventions come from a handful of countries/cultures (USA, Germany, England, France, Japan). Why is that? Are some countries or languages or people more intellectual than others? Where do these big differences come from?
Was satisfied up until he went into embryology and talked about gills. While yes they look similar through a microscope our human “gills” have profoundly different functions compared to fish. I despise the use of “human gills” in reference to biology being similar to fish because that’s simply not the case. It was around the 36:30 mark. I will add that I don’t think there was a common ancestor between Homo sapiens and fish and that there was some divine intervention, whether it was Zeus or Allah is up for debate; but above all, I think we were put here intentionally for a purpose.
Just think some aliens watching a video on the weird videos and stuff found in space lol
Was mathematics invented or rather discovered? I dont know just a thougth
Technically the intetnet was always there, we just found it, not created it.
T E N minutes..?🤔
seems to be based on sapiens by noah harari
I'm stardust...and part fart particles!
That's just silly farming is way more Labor intensive than hunting eg Aboriginals Australians would procure food for about 6 hours then the rest of the day was theres.
We live in the glass age.
Plastic?
Silicon age but yes kinda cool way to look at it glass age
Consider Uni-verse in Quanta. 010
bruh. none of the images on the voyager records are arbitrary at all lol. they arent "up to interpretation". there is a pulsar map and a physical description of a hydrogen atom. they arent just random squiggles.
Generally like this video, but some parts feels oversimplified and some things not adequately represented.
That's a big risk they took for all of mankind.... did not have my vote.... I'm a fisherman.... they tossed a lure
🤔🙄Soon 🙋all be a cyberpunks 😅
NICE TRY WITH THE TITLE. YOU DIDNT TAKE ENOUGH ADDERALL WHEN EDITING
Yeah, a good guess, I would say a good guess from 12,000 years, prior to 12,000 years, a total mystery
Aperture, your videos are often more entertaining that truth, Bible I have since 1980 reads spirit of unseen God created earth, and everything on it. this included humans. words came from the unseen God spirit which we automatic learn how to talk at a certain age. Were you hear 500,000,000 years ago? Maybe your spirit was however you yourself was not until your mother had you and only you know what year that was. But thanks for sharing your guessing about life. I been on earth for 66 years so far. I sure do not know everything only what I read. Have a great day thanks for your very entertaining videos, great editing also.
At least he’s using educated guessing backed up by evidence. Your Bible was written well after 100ad by nobody who had met your Jesus and has been re written and translated hundreds of times. Being there’s 30,000 plus Christian denominations who cherry pick what the want to ignore and follow in the book of fairy tales it doesn’t really matter anyways. And what about all the other gods around the world? They think theirs is the true one. Once you pass on you cease. There is no soul or afterlife we plain cease. All that stuff and the bible are manmade constructs to lie to themselves we are somehow immortal and to keep the bulk of populations scared and to obey. But hey surely you’re the only one who has it figured out I guess.
@@The_RC_Guruyour almost there to the truth but look closer and you find we do exist after death although not as religious systems have taught us. God is real but isn’t in the Bible or anything of comprehension.
@@Nylonscheme and you have proof of this rare super secret info?
@@Nylonscheme any proof to your super secret claim here? No. There is not.
I wish you’d annunciate a bit
Terrible voice
search engines are super geniuses, but not smart enough to bring up exactly what you asked for only things related to what your looking for 😂
Rousseau was Genevan. Not Genevievan.
Turn the music down
So we show the world eaters everything about us right down to the DNA, then we show them exactly where to find us, we should have stayed home!
George Washington had teeth from enslaved persons as well
Am I going crazy or the “s” sound is a little too much?
Communism. Always. Fails.
You guess?
1.5 hours
We are an insignificant bit of dust destined for annihilation.
Well that's one way to look at it, tho I doubt u actually live life this way also how are we “destined” for it, are we destined for anything? lol, just live your life and stop with the schizo analyzation of meaning u choose it !!!!
@@Limanknol How would you live life this way? What would be bad about saying something and not living life according to it? If we humans arent destined for annihilation then we will continue to exist forever.
Excellent vid. However as a non American.. I can’t help but laugh at some of the Americanisms used. “Eyeglasses” for instance… yes glasses for your eyes. Fair enough, but the rest of world just used the word “Glasses” .. ie.. if your having a conversation about kitchenware.. and “glasses” comes up.. then you say.. I cant see them I need my “glasses”… we all know they are two different items. Having to put “eye” before the word to simplify it as much as possible is funny af to the rest of the world. That’s just one example of how we, the British, created the English language, and Americans somewhere down the line, had to change it to make it easier to grasp. I find some Americanisms funny af. Just an observation. Lol
Not everyone uses eye glasses, it varies across parts of the country like a lot of language
I thought "eyeglasses" was something the UK said. I don't know anybody that says eyeglasses except maybe my grandma a few times, but even she mostly says glasses. Idk why she switches sometimes, probably to be more specific like you said lol. Also I'd just like to state. USA: Aluminum. UK: Aluminium.... You're wrong.
Spectacles!
Oh, that’s cute that you think the Apollo missions actually went to the moon
Your so dumb
I quit about 30-40 mins in when it became clear that this was largely not about the history of life but rather a rambling piece which was all over the place, for ex. going into great detail about the Voyager missions and talking about George Washington's false teeth (??). Further, the flashing words across the screen at times was seriously annoying (that's what closed captions are for) and frankly you need to find a new narrator who doesn't talk quite as fast and pronounces words better...I felt like I was listening to a high school kid. Just amateurish and disappointing in general
Started listening to rhis to help me aleep. Welp, that didnt work! lol
Speak away from the mic about 5 more inches. This isn't listenable.
Lol bro acts like people in the 70's were cavemen and couldn't communicate around the world X'D kids man
Stupid music... Why?
Vote trump
Well as for me I was created by God,but this is a good video though