Bullshit. The most significant event in the history of our species, was on April 1st, 1990. At the Sky Dome in Toronto, Canada. When the Intercontinental Champion, Ultimate Warrior defeated Hulk Hogan, for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship Belt. Becoming a double champion and holding both belts aloft!!! Undoubtedly the greatest night in mankind's history.
@@andrewnancarrow because it wasn't 6000 years later. Like wtf bro it was a bunch of animalistic people walking the earth with no context of how big the world is. Then 6000 years later after civilization and inventions happened they were able to go there. But yea at the time they didn't have boats or anything really. Just basic people
People who believe humans came via the landbridge, between 2 glaciers in the frigid cold, then wiped out all the large predator mammals from coast to coast with rocks tied to spears as they made their way down to South America are literal retards.
WRONG! The Siberian’s came over about 4000 years ago, which would have been 6000 years after they had supposedly been “stranded”. That’s who became the Inuit people.
@@yabbadabbadoo1 its so cool how u can tell about how things will act like, even though we cant see them ..just like we are tryin to tell you, the science that says the rocket is way to loud for human ears, the van belts are too strong or the firmament is a solid dome u pick....if i wanted to keep this lie goin , i'd never give the public a VCR or a zoom camera Do Not Watch This Video,, a great Flur Fur intro ua-cam.com/video/D0peS1oxYLo/v-deo.html Why You Should Not Trust Today's Cosmology - Michio Kaku ua-cam.com/video/olo_z6yZjbg/v-deo.html Vsauce --its a ball but Science proves nothin ua-cam.com/video/Cbc5tNhlTws/v-deo.html Can U See Stars Buzzed ua-cam.com/video/jFqDTxYegzI/v-deo.html RAINbows++Flat Earth Dome Explained ua-cam.com/video/fDBRhxryfZM/v-deo.html Flat Earth - Best Presentation to Dat, objective n honest ua-cam.com/video/YVLzPEoKhe0/v-deo.html\ The Roast of Colin O'Brady: Do Compasses Work In Antarctica? ua-cam.com/video/XJZ9fcsyNcw/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/0Wc54EDkRug/v-deo.html
I like how people say Columbus didn’t do shit, but they’re afraid to swim at the beach. Dude got on a boat without a motor and said ‘we’re going that way..’ Balls
@Black asshol3 Leif Erikson"s achievement amounted to nothing while Columbus kicked off colonization which has had a major effect in every single large event since. Columbus unintentionally united all humans and initiated Britain, France, Spain, and Portugal to set up colonies in the Americas. Lief Erikson established a lumber colony and then abandoned it. Everyone who could easily have account of Lief Erikson's colonies in North America were wiped out in the plague. Erikson failed and Columbus won.
@D C You should re-listen to the video. Tyson never said Columbus was the first. He clarified it by saying Columbus coming to america was the biggest single event in human history.
@D C Vikings who came to America did not spread this information, and it was eventually lost as most advances in their technology were. Vikings were much more advanced than we realize, but were horrible at spreading, and maintaining this information. The vikings discovering America has literally nothing to do with Columbus discovering America.
@Black Noir that’s called falsified information that was implemented in a corrupted education system. There’s always 2 sides of the story.. and let me tell you.. the other side is not so remarkable.
For those attending school: alway try to pick courses NOT based so much on the SUBJECT MATTER but based on who the professor is. This video is an excellent example of making mundane (or boring) but important subject matters come to life. In law school, my most favorite professor taught Civil Procedure (most mundane/boring class in law school). I also took Entertainment Law (a very exciting/‘entertaining’ area of law. It was my worse experience in law school.
Not even funny, the kind of r*tards who follow him are all junkies who watch Inca monuments and start babbling about aliens and magick, it's beyond stupidity. Listening to these shit podcasts ruins your being.
Would love to see Joe and his influence tackle a discussion on YDNA. It is literally a miracle tool that has relatively gone unnoticed in his discussions. Neil briefly mentioned it in this video but its a test anyone can do and people should do.
Neil: The rejoining of the human species, once separated now joined. Without that event, we would not exist today. Furthermore it's amazing... Rogan: Native Americans had Syphilis?
EnigmaOGN the Americas would hopefully be inventing the wheel in 2018. That's how wildly behind this Coast was in some ways . If left to develop at the speed they were , never interrupted, their way of life was set to sustain for a very very long time . In other words ,eith no outside influence to their way of life, a few inventions like the wheel aside, natives would still be living the same way they were 200 years ago .
@@MH-nu4ip Interracial porn (Black men + white women) is the most popular porn, and majority of porn watchers are white males. Return Of The Snow Monkey is correct. Your defensive response reeks of beta male insecurity.
@@MH-nu4ip I like your profile pic. What do you think is going on in the p*** industry then? You can't deny that they make it for certain people or that it is owned by people who do not like Americans having freedom of speech or it is at least owned by people who do not respect us in the least
Timothy Kammerer Christopher Columbus Story ua-cam.com/video/AUd-bCfi7LI/v-deo.html was the greatest thing ever. This guy made it simple and funny how it should be.
This is truly amazing, Neil broke it down so well I watched this 5 times. Now I am no scientist or archaeologist or a historian teacher by any account. I am a student with a question… yes what Columbus did was a great accomplishment but only after he calculated that Asia was on the other side of the Atlantic and also claimed he could get to Japan too.. the Portuguese knew he was all the way wrong, let’s start there. Ok so.. the people who crossed those land bridges during the ice age get no props, they walked it… walked!!.. and we gonna skip that to where Columbus missed his trigectories and “discovered” the Americas?? The math ain’t adding up.. mind you even after getting there he still claimed it was Asia, he probably died thinking that ( I might be wrong abt that). Let’s not get into the Mali empire, that’s a trigger for many lol.. his discription was educational but it does leave room for questions and I know he’s gonna argue to be right not correct…
@@c4l246 Neil deGrasse Tyson is not merely an astrophysicist. That's just his profession. He's a science communicator and a polymath. In fact, he's arguably the greatest science communicator since Stephen Hawking, and clearly along with Sam Harris, they are the greatest American ones since Carl Sagan.
no individual "walked" across the entire land bridge. That land bridge was traversed over generations. The description of that land mass as a bridge conjures the wrong idea that people had to cross it quickly. In fact people lived and hunted on that land mass (called Beringia) for thousands of years.
Victor Garcia Yeah people are so quick to forget that white people (and sometimes Asians) aren’t the only people to develop sophisticated lifestyles. It’s not his fault though we’re all bred to think that way.
@@hunterMH1 Right. For some reason we are taught to believe that advancements and civilization are objectively better. I know why though, that makes us think of a certain race as superior...
Matheus Salema lol you dumb fuck I said an EMPIRE do you know what an empire is? You don’t even know what you’re arguing about cuz you don’t even understand what I said 😂😂 Jesus Christ white people get so offended when they don’t get all the attention 😂
Neil comes to this show coz Joe is the only one left who wanna hear more what he has to say and anything that Neil says just blows Joes mind....this can go forever :D
This is awesome! I was actually thinking about this the other day,our kids mixing races is just us getting back to our roots. At some point we'll reach back to our original look.
Yep, but because he presents his theory with such conviction and because he's such an intelligent guy it's easy to take as fact. You can also see Graham Hancock present a completely different hypothesis about North America with exactly the same conviction.
@@robinmay8725 Graham handcock has better intentions and is less biased plus being who he is Neil probably is a egomaniac but I cant say that forsure his persona is very chill for the most part
He didn't say "Great", he said "significant" and that's a big difference. The implied message of greatness is goodness which is not what he said accordingly.
They saw lightning almost strike them and said "oh shit" and then saw the fire. If they had a cave they'd bring that shit back and keep it burning 24/7 and eventually tried sticking meat in it.
@@A_Black_Sheep94 most likely; which is why cultures view their chief god as a thrower of bolts and prometheus comes "the smart human" to steal the fire for the others.
Excellent Explanation! Love it, I always love Columbus as a hero, that had the will and the driven to do that not one were willing to do at that time.Thanks.
He was the lucky guy from Europe who saw America first. Beside this, he was not much. He was a terrible gouverneur of the new places, so bad that the Spanish Crown revoke that title from him. He was a despot, he was in no way a scientist. He evades taxes, didn't pay the right tribute to the Crown. And the Crown was never a big fan of him. It was more a desperaded attempt to let him go 4 times to America because no one founded the promised gold. His fourth trip to America was a big disaster.
What a thought: Imagine a world in which the primary socio-political conflicts were driven by the fact that there were TWO kinds of humans on the planet...
I believe more recent genetic research has found Native South Americans to actually be more closely related to Indigenes Australian populations. Suggesting the "land bridge" wasn't the only way early humans were coming to the Americas. We were sailors and explorers much earlier then was previously thought.
@@jacobholding8537 Columbo's whole "One more thing" bit would not be allowed if there was an attorney present at the time of questioning, furthermore, any confession it produces would be considered coercion and therefore not admissible in court.
I may not always agree with what degrasse tyson says like with religion, God, but I agree with him in this one. Forget the animosities. The past is the past. Move in and live on. That is history.
Hmmmm... I'd rather have Morgan Freeman read to me. "We looked and we saw him step in on the mat. We looked and we saw him, the cat in the hat... ...and sometimes I just miss my friend, Andy."
Joe Rogan is the greatest interviewer of all time!! When he has someone interesting on, he just gets the f out of the way. He is insatiably curious and his curiosity is contagious. Brilliant... truly brilliant.
I was mind blown by this just a couple weeks ago looking how we ever got to America before ships since we started in Africa. This is a great explanation glad i found this video. Unfortunately we know how that went for the native americans by rejoining lol
I had a political philosophy professor named Ben Barber at Rutgers in the 80’s and he was, like Neil, a very charismatic teacher. Took a full yr course from him, then another class Theater, Politics and Art. He was awesome.
Also, there are mounds built by people Ling before the humans we know as native Americans. There were probably waves of humans coming thru the shores of NOW RUSDIA JUST 30 MILES across the Bearing sea at Teller Alaska, which has been a land bridge more than one time during ice ages
I wouldn’t say the people of the Aztec civilization were living a “nomadic tribal existence”, neither where the Incas. Or the maya before them. Olmecs, etc..
They are exceptions, most of the tens of millions of people in the Americas didn’t have large civilizations like in the Eastern hemisphere, because of: geography, climate, animals, plants, etc.
@@avinashreji60 even those in small tribes outside of these civilizations didn’t live a nomadic tribal existence. Many were agricultural societies and understood hydraulic engineering. Even astronomy. And garnered unparalleled botanical know-how. The South and meso-American shamans found ways of using plants tens of thousands of years ago that scientist have understood only 50 to 70 years ago if they have understood them at all. Let’s not forget, they achieved all this without the kind of cultural exchange the rest of the world was exposed to. Complete isolation until Colombus.
@SELCOUTH BEATS Maybe, I think they would just become colonizers too though or just get into conflicts with the other traveling nations. It is also interesting to see how Europe would be affected, would the Ottomans have become the most dominant power, while Japan and China grow to superpowers too?
@@TheartofboxingMEX fossil fuels aren't going away anytime soon. Literally billions of people would starve if we just stopped using fossil fuels. Industrialization is the only reason we can support the huge population we do today. First world countries will be burning fossil fuels for atleast a couple more decade and third world countries for twice that amount of time.
Thank you, thank you, and thank you. Goes straight to the question. Why do we hate the other, (brother), and spend time trying to find ways to kill each other i.e ourselves? One people.
I heard this from someone “childhood is believing Columbus is a hero, adolescence is believing Columbus is a villain, adulthood is in knowing Columbus is human”
I had a friend who's grandfather stated that air-conditioning and television fundamentally changed the way we interact. Forced me to re-evaluate everything.
Can't stop laughing at Joe's expression at 3:36 ROFLMAO Neil Degrasse Tyson is definitely a national treasure. Imagine if you had him for a science teacher?
@@djgroopz4952 its so cool how u can tell about how things will act like, even though we cant see them ..just like we are tryin to tell you, the science that says the rocket is way to loud for human ears, the van belts are too strong or the firmament is a solid dome u pick....if i wanted to keep this lie goin , i'd never give the public a VCR or a zoom camera Do Not Watch This Video,, a great Flur Fur intro ua-cam.com/video/D0peS1oxYLo/v-deo.html Why You Should Not Trust Today's Cosmology - Michio Kaku ua-cam.com/video/olo_z6yZjbg/v-deo.html Vsauce --its a ball but Science proves nothin ua-cam.com/video/Cbc5tNhlTws/v-deo.html Can U See Stars Buzzed ua-cam.com/video/jFqDTxYegzI/v-deo.html RAINbows++Flat Earth Dome Explained ua-cam.com/video/fDBRhxryfZM/v-deo.html Flat Earth - Best Presentation to Dat, objective n honest ua-cam.com/video/YVLzPEoKhe0/v-deo.html\ The Roast of Colin O'Brady: Do Compasses Work In Antarctica? ua-cam.com/video/XJZ9fcsyNcw/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/0Wc54EDkRug/v-deo.html
Crossing Russia to and through Alaska during an ice age and successfully populating the America’s is low key hard, and it’s probably true that only 8 or so families might have done it.
Not only that but the ice ages killed off a lot of the general population.. so for these groups to survive such a journey.. during an ice age. Is incredible.
"This was the first time in 10,000 years the human species was reunited!". ... what about the Indigenous Australians who were isolated for 50,000 - 70,000 years?
Not entirely isolated. There was contact between some of the northern indigenous nations and people from Indonesia. There is evidence of some trade occuring between these two groups. Albeit the traders from either party didn't know how large the other's land mass truly was.
I typed into Google "How long does it take a species to speciate (or evolve) into another species and the first article that came up says it takes about one to two million years, so obviously the Indigenous Australians and Native Americans had a lot longer to go. And like Neil said, if it wasn't Columbus, it would have been someone else. It is interesting to think about and wonder when it would have occurred, if not 1492. Would it had been 1493, 1685, 1975 (there goes disco), etc. Think of every moment in human history and realize there is the butterfly effect for each action. This was one of the more significant actions. How would the world be different if Columbus hadn't done it?
Neil makes mundane matters fascinating and new. I never thought about this before but all the pieces were there for me to see. How the glaciers were formed was awesome.
@@dionshaewishum4179 then the order of words in the sentence is wrong. It should've said: "Neil makes all mundane things fascinating...". No coma either.
I swear Tyson is my conscience cause I thought this exact same thing. But also as my father ALWAYS says “if you’re gonna tell a story, tell the WHOLE thing. Not just what benefits you”
@@unpopuler probably but at least he's not like the majority of them. The quote the OP wrote is the perfect example of it. Those people don't tell whole stories.
Columbus was a visionary and a extremely intelligent and skilled character, like many other European explorers of those times. Brave and fearless people not only moved by greed, but also by a romantic vision and a unique will. I really feel sorry for those who judge people from the past based on the morals of today.
Bullshit. The most significant event in the history of our species, was on April 1st, 1990. At the Sky Dome in Toronto, Canada. When the Intercontinental Champion, Ultimate Warrior defeated Hulk Hogan, for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship Belt. Becoming a double champion and holding both belts aloft!!!
Undoubtedly the greatest night in mankind's history.
😂
Amen brother
Its scripted so............
Ooooo yeaaahhhh
Wrong. The greatest night in Mankind's history is when he defeated The Rock on January 4th 1999 to win his first heavyweight championship
I love it when Niel has Joe on his podcast.
🤣🤣
😂😂😂
😭 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Who’s Niel ?
When Neil speaks i am somehow able to visualize things so clearly and it gives me immense joy
It is profound.
There are many occasions I pause his podcast and marinate on the “eye opener”.
I could listen to him for hours. What a magnificent story teller.
He's more an Educator then a story teller
Joe?
Fact teller
That's the by product of retaining an immense amount of information
He is a legend.
3:30
“Closing the land bridge. Stranding”
Joe: 👁👄👁
Neil deGrasse Tyson then shows his Kung Fu pose.
Joe is like: are you gonna poke me?
If they were “stranded” then how did the Siberian’s get over there 6000 years later to become the Inuit people??
@@andrewnancarrow because it wasn't 6000 years later. Like wtf bro it was a bunch of animalistic people walking the earth with no context of how big the world is. Then 6000 years later after civilization and inventions happened they were able to go there. But yea at the time they didn't have boats or anything really. Just basic people
People who believe humans came via the landbridge, between 2 glaciers in the frigid cold, then wiped out all the large predator mammals from coast to coast with rocks tied to spears as they made their way down to South America are literal retards.
Joe thinking "DMT is more significant, but carry on."
Exactly what he said in his mind when he responded with "not internet porn?" 😒
He just knows all this shit already and is not tryna be rude
How do I buy dmt? I wanna try it
lol
Joshua Quijada you find a friend
He isn't quite saying it was a great achievement. He's saying it was a momentous event in human history
Great moment for those who had to die of many viral diseases.
He also said most significant event. He didn't even give credit to Columbus to discovering.
@@mdelrroose1414significance doesn’t necessarily mean good or bad, what he’s saying is Columbus’ voyage changed the world in a great way
@@mdelrroose1414great moment for humanity to have the beginnings of the US
i watched it cuz i saw the title and i’m like iiiii don’t think he would have said that now lmao
Why did it seem like I was on Columbus boat when Neil explaining it 😂
Joe just realises he's been weed napping while his guest talks, then wakes up and thinks he should react to something being said. So he says WOAH
I think that "weed-napping" should be used more often.
Man I dunno, Joe can come across as a jock but he’s actually really smart. I like his perspective on things.
Smart people have weed naps too...
That's what he looks like too 😂
Weed napping. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Neil: this was the first time in 10,000 years the human species were reunited
Joe:....
Neil: and they brought back syphillis
Joe: WOAHHH
WRONG! The Siberian’s came over about 4000 years ago, which would have been 6000 years after they had supposedly been “stranded”. That’s who became the Inuit people.
Potatoes, Tomatoes, and maize corn.
@@JamesLee-mp8hk Tomatoes, corn/maize, peppers/chiles, long beans/common beans (most types of beans), potatoes, cacao/chocolate, vanilla, pineapple/pina/ananas, avocados, pinions, peanuts, pumpkin, squash, strawberries, cranberries, tobacco, nopal cactus/nopalitos/prickly pear/figue de barbary/figue de india, turkeys...
Maybe Joe was thinking: "so that's where I got it from"?
Comment on someone’s comment, woohah
The expressions on Joe Rogan's face matches mine perfectly 😮. I love listening to Neil explain complex things in simple terms.
You gotta admire the mans passion. He really is a joy to listen to
Indeed! I always come back to these clips and the full podcast. 🔥
3:33 When you and your buddy are super high, and he tells you a story
I’m fucken 💀
I’m pissing myself
Dead
LMAO🤣
@@yabbadabbadoo1 its so cool how u can tell about how things will act like, even though we cant see them ..just like we are tryin to tell you, the science that says the rocket is way to loud for human ears, the van belts are too strong or the firmament is a solid dome u pick....if i wanted to keep this lie goin , i'd never give the public a VCR or a zoom camera
Do Not Watch This Video,, a great Flur Fur intro
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Why You Should Not Trust Today's Cosmology - Michio Kaku
ua-cam.com/video/olo_z6yZjbg/v-deo.html
Vsauce --its a ball but Science proves nothin
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Can U See Stars Buzzed
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RAINbows++Flat Earth Dome Explained
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Flat Earth - Best Presentation to Dat, objective n honest
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The Roast of Colin O'Brady: Do Compasses Work In Antarctica?
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I like how people say Columbus didn’t do shit, but they’re afraid to swim at the beach.
Dude got on a boat without a motor and said ‘we’re going that way..’
Balls
@Black asshol3 Leif Erikson"s achievement amounted to nothing while Columbus kicked off colonization which has had a major effect in every single large event since. Columbus unintentionally united all humans and initiated Britain, France, Spain, and Portugal to set up colonies in the Americas. Lief Erikson established a lumber colony and then abandoned it. Everyone who could easily have account of Lief Erikson's colonies in North America were wiped out in the plague. Erikson failed and Columbus won.
@D C You should re-listen to the video. Tyson never said Columbus was the first. He clarified it by saying Columbus coming to america was the biggest single event in human history.
@D C Vikings who came to America did not spread this information, and it was eventually lost as most advances in their technology were. Vikings were much more advanced than we realize, but were horrible at spreading, and maintaining this information. The vikings discovering America has literally nothing to do with Columbus discovering America.
D C wasn’t India he was searching or not just general Asia
Yea he also raped and murdered thousands of innocent ppl
Legend has it that Columbus included several Basque fisherman in his crew because they had already been to the East coast of America.
In a parallel universe, Arnold Schmednick discovered America.
“Internet porn is a matter of degree”
-Neil deGrasse Tyson
He didn't even say that
@@user-sz9ux9du3p he literally just said that bro did you watch the first minute
@@lvl7867 he watches joe rogan so he can say he watches joe rogan
Big Fat Mush Imagine failing to actually listen to the first 40 seconds of a video
Not degree meaning Baccalaureate.
He talks like he was alive and witnessed everything in person
Right !! Lol one would think he saw the ice 🧊 melt first hand
He's a time traveller he did.
He really needs to learn to shut up 😂
@Black Noir that’s called falsified information that was implemented in a corrupted education system. There’s always 2 sides of the story.. and let me tell you.. the other side is not so remarkable.
@Black Noir sure buddy
For those attending school: alway try to pick courses NOT based so much on the SUBJECT MATTER but based on who the professor is. This video is an excellent example of making mundane (or boring) but important subject matters come to life.
In law school, my most favorite professor taught Civil Procedure (most mundane/boring class in law school).
I also took Entertainment Law (a very exciting/‘entertaining’ area of law. It was my worse experience in law school.
Neil defrasse is. A white supremacist apologist.
So much truth to this!
How would you be able to tell that online? Most of us would have never met our professors until we get to their class
@@umerghaffar4686you look up famous scientist.
Neil is famous and good.
Its enjoyable for people to learn from him
Both Joe & Neil possess a generous helping of this trait we call: "Charisma." The two are so much fun to watch. 👍🏾🗿
Im sure with how high Joe was at that point, he was convinced that God was talking to him
Lmao.
😁😁😁
Not even funny, the kind of r*tards who follow him are all junkies who watch Inca monuments and start babbling about aliens and magick, it's beyond stupidity. Listening to these shit podcasts ruins your being.
@@sonnenrad229 ok so what do YOU babble on about? God? And his supposed existence?
AK Jay well put
Neil: Coming to America was the most significant thing that happened to our species.
Joe: Yeah, but Coming to America 2 sucked.
🤣🤣🤣
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Killer
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this was the first comment on this section that I actually laughed at
I liked the sequel wasn't terrible as sequels go.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😂😂😂
This video means so much to me. It's mind-blowing😢😮❤
Would love to see Joe and his influence tackle a discussion on YDNA. It is literally a miracle tool that has relatively gone unnoticed in his discussions. Neil briefly mentioned it in this video but its a test anyone can do and people should do.
"literally"
Neil: The rejoining of the human species, once separated now joined. Without that event, we would not exist today. Furthermore it's amazing...
Rogan: Native Americans had Syphilis?
We should have stayed as 2 stranded branches. I want to see what would happen.
EnigmaOGN the Americas would hopefully be inventing the wheel in 2018. That's how wildly behind this Coast was in some ways . If left to develop at the speed they were , never interrupted, their way of life was set to sustain for a very very long time . In other words ,eith no outside influence to their way of life, a few inventions like the wheel aside, natives would still be living the same way they were 200 years ago .
We can see isolated native tribes in Brazil existing today as they would have hundreds of years ago.
@@marioalosangeles , very good point. The Aztecs had a very advanced civilization established when Cortez showed up.
Europeans spread smallpox
I feel like Neil had this whole thing brewing inside and Joe wad the only one willing to listen.
you feel corrrect
Of for sure. He's got this shifty look to him like "now worship me and my intelligence." It's really creepy.
@@zspar123 he does feel correct
So do you
Andrew Riot Ryan nah your just an ass hat and mad a black man smarter than yo ass
3:35 that was my face too at this point haha great storyteller my man neil
First 25 seconds....
*pulls notebook out 🧐"
If this guy had been my teacher, I would have paid more attention in school.
Same
no shit
👍👍👍👍
That's why he gets 200k per speech--without a single theory of his own
Many other species traveled to see before him.
the most significant event... to happen in our species...
*silence*
Joe- not internet porn?
hahahaha
@The Return Of Snow Monkey most men in the porn industry are white...
so maybe you have just been watching blacks on blondes or something
@@MH-nu4ip Interracial porn (Black men + white women) is the most popular porn, and majority of porn watchers are white males. Return Of The Snow Monkey is correct. Your defensive response reeks of beta male insecurity.
@@MH-nu4ip I like your profile pic. What do you think is going on in the p*** industry then? You can't deny that they make it for certain people or that it is owned by people who do not like Americans having freedom of speech or it is at least owned by people who do not respect us in the least
I thought this comment was a joke but right as I clicked “like” joe said internet porn...
Could you imagine having this dude as ur professor lol I feel like his test would be super hard hahaha
I could listen to this dude talk every single day.
3:36 I love that little cut to Joe's face
"I have no idea what you're saying, but at the same time, I'm interested."
Timothy Kammerer 😂 and only woke up again when he heard “syphilis”
Yeah, that's exactly what he was thinking. Oh God, what a pretentious Twinkie you are.
You just love half assed surface level interpretations.
Timestamp earlier dude.
Like 3:34
Timothy Kammerer Christopher Columbus Story ua-cam.com/video/AUd-bCfi7LI/v-deo.html was the greatest thing ever. This guy made it simple and funny how it should be.
Joe’s face at 3:36 is the absolute best representation of curiosity, confusion, amazement and fear
All thanks to Jamie
I was waiting for it and hilarious
A fear boner
The definition of surprised pikachu
Because he's very high
This is truly amazing, Neil broke it down so well I watched this 5 times. Now I am no scientist or archaeologist or a historian teacher by any account. I am a student with a question… yes what Columbus did was a great accomplishment but only after he calculated that Asia was on the other side of the Atlantic and also claimed he could get to Japan too.. the Portuguese knew he was all the way wrong, let’s start there. Ok so.. the people who crossed those land bridges during the ice age get no props, they walked it… walked!!.. and we gonna skip that to where Columbus missed his trigectories and “discovered” the Americas?? The math ain’t adding up.. mind you even after getting there he still claimed it was Asia, he probably died thinking that ( I might be wrong abt that). Let’s not get into the Mali empire, that’s a trigger for many lol.. his discription was educational but it does leave room for questions and I know he’s gonna argue to be right not correct…
Astrophysicist is not in fact a historian 😱
@@c4l246 Neil deGrasse Tyson is not merely an astrophysicist. That's just his profession. He's a science communicator and a polymath. In fact, he's arguably the greatest science communicator since Stephen Hawking, and clearly along with Sam Harris, they are the greatest American ones since Carl Sagan.
Haha man that went right over your head lol
This about how significant it was that both isolated populations reconnected. Who or how the Americas were found is kind of irrelevant to the point.
no individual "walked" across the entire land bridge. That land bridge was traversed over generations. The description of that land mass as a bridge conjures the wrong idea that people had to cross it quickly. In fact people lived and hunted on that land mass (called Beringia) for thousands of years.
Touche Neil, can't argue with this one. Great point
"I was there, Joe. I was there 10,000 years ago when the human species split."
--- Elrond deGrasse Tyson
@Sre Riy Did you miss the joke? That must be it.
@Sre Riy I don't know what you're talking about. I was making a joke referring to the Lord of the Rings, but now you've killed it.
Lol lol lol lol😂
Lol....
Joe: ”they lived a tribal nomadic lifestyle”
Aztec, Maya, and Inca empires: Am I a joke to you?
I thought the same thing.
Victor Garcia Yeah people are so quick to forget that white people (and sometimes Asians) aren’t the only people to develop sophisticated lifestyles. It’s not his fault though we’re all bred to think that way.
Victor Garcia not to say that an empire is the only form of sophisticated living but that’s what we’re taught to believe
@@hunterMH1 Right. For some reason we are taught to believe that advancements and civilization are objectively better. I know why though, that makes us think of a certain race as superior...
Matheus Salema lol you dumb fuck I said an EMPIRE do you know what an empire is? You don’t even know what you’re arguing about cuz you don’t even understand what I said 😂😂 Jesus Christ white people get so offended when they don’t get all the attention 😂
Neil comes to this show coz Joe is the only one left who wanna hear more what he has to say and anything that Neil says just blows Joes mind....this can go forever :D
I appreciate Rogan for having Tyson on his show.
This is awesome! I was actually thinking about this the other day,our kids mixing races is just us getting back to our roots. At some point we'll reach back to our original look.
😐............sure.
I've never heard anyone talk about science with such passion and conviction
Yep, but because he presents his theory with such conviction and because he's such an intelligent guy it's easy to take as fact. You can also see Graham Hancock present a completely different hypothesis about North America with exactly the same conviction.
@@robinmay8725 Graham handcock has better intentions and is less biased plus being who he is Neil probably is a egomaniac but I cant say that forsure his persona is very chill for the most part
Listen to Carl Sagan then. Carl Sagan is Neil's daddy. Even Neil will admit that.
Challenge accepted
Try Richard Feynman
Joe’s face during this is fucking hilarious.
It cut to his face as soon as I read this at 3:34. 😂
yeah. listening to someone who REALLY knows what they are saying.
No amount of mushrooms will ever be this trippy
He didn't say "Great", he said "significant" and that's a big difference. The implied message of greatness is goodness which is not what he said accordingly.
Joe's face at 3:35 😂😂😂
“I think him coming to America, was the most significant thing to EVER happen in our species.” Joe:”woe”
I wish i could have asked what about fire? That's kind of the most important thing lol.
You mean "whoa"
@@strika1140 woe is funnier
Woe Rogan
Bullshit!
The cut to Joe's face at 3:35 is hilarious
Loll that was awesome
lol plus he's high AF
Hes like a little kid at story-time xD i love it
Neil: the natives started syphilis.
Joe: 3:35
LimewhiteTV hahahahaha. Thanks for the heads up 🤣
Some scholars would disagree and say Egyptians travelled there as well as some east africans from Mali mainly to central and southern america though.
i like how he sounds menacing for no reason...
So we just gonna ignore the part where humans found a way to use fire?
A promethean discovery.
Yes, let's talk about Michael Bay's ancestors 💥
They saw lightning almost strike them and said "oh shit" and then saw the fire. If they had a cave they'd bring that shit back and keep it burning 24/7 and eventually tried sticking meat in it.
@@A_Black_Sheep94 most likely; which is why cultures view their chief god as a thrower of bolts and prometheus comes "the smart human" to steal the fire for the others.
Or how about the agricultural revolution lol
I love how Neil goes into cinematic mode when he starts his explanation
That’s because he’s an ENTERTAINER!
He eats alot of shit
my thought exactly
@@stratsouldiera knowledgeable one
Awesome listen....
DeGrasse-Tyson will carry that pause to wait to be asked for an explanation for as long as it takes.
Man this video was like watching a guy who is an expert on astrophysics give me a history lesson.
wait a second...
Lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I doubt he is an expert at anything except reading a teleprompter, Obama of Science.
I am a drywall guy turned truck driver, but I could not teach a history lesson.?
@@captaindrywall you definitely couldn't come up with your own lesson without extensive knowledge of history.
The cutback to Joe when Niel says "stranding" 🤣😂🤣
Excellent Explanation! Love it, I always love Columbus as a hero, that had the will and the driven to do that not one were willing to do at that time.Thanks.
He was no hero
He was the lucky guy from Europe who saw America first. Beside this, he was not much. He was a terrible gouverneur of the new places, so bad that the Spanish Crown revoke that title from him.
He was a despot, he was in no way a scientist. He evades taxes, didn't pay the right tribute to the Crown. And the Crown was never a big fan of him. It was more a desperaded attempt to let him go 4 times to America because no one founded the promised gold. His fourth trip to America was a big disaster.
@@tomate3391 sigma
Columbus is a great man. 🙏
@@tomate3391 you are living of the European effort . it wasn't just Columbus .
I wish Neil would do an episode on Drunken History 😂. That would be the best episode.
3:35 I laughed way too hard at Joe’s face there 😂😂😂
You need to watch Joe Rogan interviewing Joe Rogan. ua-cam.com/video/-xY_D8SMNtE/v-deo.html
Lmaooooo
Hahaha priceless!!!!
Joe Schmoe Joe Rogan interviews Roe Jogan. 😂
Jonny Glessner Dude, I did the same friggin thing. 😂😂
What a thought: Imagine a world in which the primary socio-political conflicts were driven by the fact that there were TWO kinds of humans on the planet...
@Pour Baby Enlighten us
@Pour Baby enlighten us
@Pour Baby Waiting for you.
@Pour Baby still waiting
Those with guns and those without guns...
Neil has a way to make what ever he`s talking about , very interesting .
I believe more recent genetic research has found Native South Americans to actually be more closely related to Indigenes Australian populations. Suggesting the "land bridge" wasn't the only way early humans were coming to the Americas. We were sailors and explorers much earlier then was previously thought.
3:30 Joe looks at Neil like a 6 year old being read a horror story 😂😂😂😂
Colombo was a great detective.
@@MichielVanKets What a dumbass lmao
he was.
CorbCorbin "oh, and just one more thing..." lol love Colombo
@@jacobholding8537 Columbo's whole "One more thing" bit would not be allowed if there was an attorney present at the time of questioning, furthermore, any confession it produces would be considered coercion and therefore not admissible in court.
Sherlock was better
Truly fascinating - it's so crazy when we talk about the evolution of man...
I may not always agree with what degrasse tyson says like with religion, God, but I agree with him in this one. Forget the animosities. The past is the past. Move in and live on. That is history.
I want Dr. Tyson to tell me a bedtime story before i go night-night.
He will touch you.
I’d rather have Samuel L Jackson read bedtime stories.
Hmmmm... I'd rather have Morgan Freeman read to me.
"We looked and we saw him step in on the mat.
We looked and we saw him, the cat in the hat...
...and sometimes I just miss my friend, Andy."
I’ll be woke
I wouldn’t go to sleep lol
Astrophysics for people in a hurry narrated by himself is a close equivalent imo,
Joe Rogan is the greatest interviewer of all time!! When he has someone interesting on, he just gets the f out of the way. He is insatiably curious and his curiosity is contagious. Brilliant... truly brilliant.
He's just a dumbass jock.
@@TigerMeadows if you think so, then why the heck are you watching this video? Lol
Ron Bennington and Dick Cavett are the best. Joe is top ten.
Nardwaur
palabrajot505 they’re are as famous as him though.
I was mind blown by this just a couple weeks ago looking how we ever got to America before ships since we started in Africa. This is a great explanation glad i found this video. Unfortunately we know how that went for the native americans by rejoining lol
3:35 is pure gold.
I had a political philosophy professor named Ben Barber at Rutgers in the 80’s and he was, like Neil, a very charismatic teacher. Took a full yr course from him, then another class Theater, Politics and Art. He was awesome.
You're so lucky that I'm envious of you.
Ru!!
Ben politicalphilosophyprofessor was My barber.
@@achildsheart4658n
Okay this has been bugging me for a year. They spelled “Achievement” wrong.
Probably a typo
JRE's way of acknowledging Columbus's achievement :p
Because it's the kind of achievement that's just wrong.
yeah
Vinnie P. Irrelevant, but thanks for the info.
Also, there are mounds built by people Ling before the humans we know as native Americans. There were probably waves of humans coming thru the shores of NOW RUSDIA JUST 30 MILES across the Bearing sea at Teller Alaska, which has been a land bridge more than one time during ice ages
Neil should have his own podcast figure he his to busy but the guy got great insight on such a wide range topics.
I wouldn’t say the people of the Aztec civilization were living a “nomadic tribal existence”, neither where the Incas. Or the maya before them. Olmecs, etc..
They are exceptions, most of the tens of millions of people in the Americas didn’t have large civilizations like in the Eastern hemisphere, because of: geography, climate, animals, plants, etc.
@@avinashreji60 even those in small tribes outside of these civilizations didn’t live a nomadic tribal existence. Many were agricultural societies and understood hydraulic engineering. Even astronomy. And garnered unparalleled botanical know-how. The South and meso-American shamans found ways of using plants tens of thousands of years ago that scientist have understood only 50 to 70 years ago if they have understood them at all. Let’s not forget, they achieved all this without the kind of cultural exchange the rest of the world was exposed to. Complete isolation until Colombus.
@SELCOUTH BEATS
Maybe, I think they would just become colonizers too though or just get into conflicts with the other traveling nations.
It is also interesting to see how Europe would be affected, would the Ottomans have become the most dominant power, while Japan and China grow to superpowers too?
the funny thing is we’re somewhat going back to that era... banning guns, fossil fuels, people living on the streets or in vans etc.
@@TheartofboxingMEX fossil fuels aren't going away anytime soon. Literally billions of people would starve if we just stopped using fossil fuels. Industrialization is the only reason we can support the huge population we do today. First world countries will be burning fossil fuels for atleast a couple more decade and third world countries for twice that amount of time.
Hahahaha Joe's face at 3:36!
LMAO when you're too high and amazed at the same time
Neil was like an anime character there for a second with the pose
Haha Joe was clearly very high during this interview.
They both look high lmao
I thought Neil was about to spit a wu tang verse
I could listen to this bloke all day !!!
He's an in idiot.... there's more than 250 animals who have "pouches" worldwide.
Thank you, thank you, and thank you. Goes straight to the question. Why do we hate the other, (brother), and spend time trying to find ways to kill each other i.e ourselves? One people.
Neil deGrasse Tyson at 3:33, is like me trying to act out lines from a play in elementary school.
@@martyrmessiah3903 What are you basing that on? That's a very big accusation to make.
SOVIATMAN it’s true man, look into it
😂😂
I heard this from someone “childhood is believing Columbus is a hero, adolescence is believing Columbus is a villain, adulthood is in knowing Columbus is human”
Well there's a lot of adults going around removing Columbus statutes. I guess Columbus continues to be a villain even into adulthood.
Ancient Astronaut they aren’t adults
A human that achieved great things, although not entirely on purpose.
Didn't he write in his journal how he loved 10 year old girls?
Thats your hero i guess
@@Tepaneca erbody was doing that at that time.
I had a friend who's grandfather stated that air-conditioning and television fundamentally changed the way we interact. Forced me to re-evaluate everything.
The invention of the wheel for me very important
I just changed my celebrity person that I want to smoke weed with to Neil Tyson. Can you imagine what he would be like high?
You just watched it.
Talks faster.
Hes high right now.
He doesn’t smoke
He is against marijuana for recreational use. All that science knowledge for him to end up a square
Can't stop laughing at Joe's expression at 3:36 ROFLMAO
Neil Degrasse Tyson is definitely a national treasure. Imagine if you had him for a science teacher?
I would have been decent at Mathematics
A BRANCH
Hipsters know Arnold Schmednick is the real explorer 😂
Fishing line and hooks is the greatest thing to ever happen.
3:35 Joe’s thinking I’m way too fucking high for this
Vikings compared to the Europeans?
But aren't Vikings from.....you know what, never mind.
No they were black racist, BBC told me so.
PressA2Die 😆
During the time of the Vikings, there was no Europe..
@@chaoscreator8143 Was there no Africa or Asia either?
What was there instead?
The Vikings were not the Europeans.. That was my point.. They barely knew other civilizations existed.. As soon as they did, there goes the Vikings..
Columbus was not the first foreigner to venture here....
Amazing how much more we know today than from when this was made.
3:36 me after my brother gets beat and my mom says I’m next
🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂!!!
@@djgroopz4952 its so cool how u can tell about how things will act like, even though we cant see them ..just like we are tryin to tell you, the science that says the rocket is way to loud for human ears, the van belts are too strong or the firmament is a solid dome u pick....if i wanted to keep this lie goin , i'd never give the public a VCR or a zoom camera
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Crossing Russia to and through Alaska during an ice age and successfully populating the America’s is low key hard, and it’s probably true that only 8 or so families might have done it.
Not only that but the ice ages killed off a lot of the general population.. so for these groups to survive such a journey.. during an ice age. Is incredible.
Not to nitpick, but it wasn’t Russia it was Central/Northeast Asia Siberia. Russia is a country that didn’t exist yet.
@@Daron7181 good point, Siberia/Manchuria is vast and there’s probably only like 600 Russians living there now, 12,000 years later
@@Daron7181 but who have it those names during the ice age??? I'll wait here for your answer.
@@Daron7181 Not to nitpick but the land masses wasn’t called by those names either in that time
0:11 Christopher Nolan wants to know if you have a moment to chat about a man named J. Robert Oppenheimer 😂
"This was the first time in 10,000 years the human species was reunited!".
... what about the Indigenous Australians who were isolated for 50,000 - 70,000 years?
Agreed
They were reunited with other humans that they have been stranded from after Columbus landed on Hispaniola
Not entirely isolated. There was contact between some of the northern indigenous nations and people from Indonesia. There is evidence of some trade occuring between these two groups. Albeit the traders from either party didn't know how large the other's land mass truly was.
I typed into Google "How long does it take a species to speciate (or evolve) into another species and the first article that came up says it takes about one to two million years, so obviously the Indigenous Australians and Native Americans had a lot longer to go. And like Neil said, if it wasn't Columbus, it would have been someone else. It is interesting to think about and wonder when it would have occurred, if not 1492. Would it had been 1493, 1685, 1975 (there goes disco), etc. Think of every moment in human history and realize there is the butterfly effect for each action. This was one of the more significant actions. How would the world be different if Columbus hadn't done it?
@Faggot Liberal Why are you comparing an astrophysicist with an engineer? Tesla wouldn't know shit if you asked him about space either
Neil makes mundane matters fascinating and new. I never thought about this before but all the pieces were there for me to see. How the glaciers were formed was awesome.
You know what mundane means right
@@liamadamsandler7823 I used it correctly. Everything boring, he makes fascinating and new.
@@dionshaewishum4179 then the order of words in the sentence is wrong. It should've said: "Neil makes all mundane things fascinating...". No coma either.
@@hubertflorianczyk9960 you’re correct. I’ll edit.
I really liked when neil explained how calendars were made, I knew some of it, but the way he told it, changed my perspective.
Charisma is half the conveyance of information
I had always thought glaciers were actual rivers that had completely frozen.
I swear Tyson is my conscience cause I thought this exact same thing. But also as my father ALWAYS says “if you’re gonna tell a story, tell the WHOLE thing. Not just what benefits you”
I think Neil is a liberal
@@unpopuler probably but at least he's not like the majority of them. The quote the OP wrote is the perfect example of it. Those people don't tell whole stories.
@@unpopuler who cares?
He said most significant event, not that Columbus was a great person. There is a significant difference. Just clearing that up. Carry on....
@carrisa reshea,Columbus was very great!🇪🇸
Yeah, okay 🙄💆🏽♀️
Columbus was a visionary and a extremely intelligent and skilled character, like many other European explorers of those times. Brave and fearless people not only moved by greed, but also by a romantic vision and a unique will. I really feel sorry for those who judge people from the past based on the morals of today.
@@lutherblissett7873 lmao brave and fearless genocidal rapist who was responsible for the slaughter and enslavement of countless people lol true hero.
unfuckwittable you have to think of what he did based on how the world was back then
Columbus didn’t discover America. People were already there thousands of years before he made it to the Caribbean.
this video was uploaded 4 years ago and achievement is still misspelled
Joe Rogan: Europe didn't have syphilis??
Tyson: so... what I'm saying is...
Joe Rogan: whoooaaa!
Goog Lee thanks for the advice 😂
@@googlee4414 LMFAO! Ok got it, raping kids bad. I will focus on the fathers then.
( WHY ARE WE QUALIFYING WHO IT'S BAD TO RAPE ?!?)
@@googlee4414 a lot of the sexual interactions were largely consensual, that is, however, not to say it didn't happen.