300 Year-Old Books (1723) & Maps (Astronomy, History, Myths) | ASMR unboxing, soft-spoken

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Description: Let's find out what 300-year-old books and maps look, feel and sound like. See the whole list of book names and the year they were published in the timestamps below or in-video to jump right to one's that pique your interest most if you, understandably, can't wait four hours. Most of these have been sitting unopened for over a year, so I was excited to open them up. Enjoy.
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timestamps:
0:00 intro: preview, date, Ernie
1:56 Astronomy Made Simple (1963)
6:59 The Uncanny X-Men comic (1986)
12:27 L’Histoire Universelle (1738)
17:23 Fables of the Ancients by Francis Bacon (1803)
39:38 The Basic Writings of C. G. Jung
46:01 History of Christianity by Edward Gibbon (1887)
59:18 The Connection of Science and Philosophy with Religion by Thomas Dick (1834)
1:30:00 The History of England by David Hume (1811)
1:45:06 Orbs of Heaven by O. M. Mitchell (1865)
2:14:21 50 Philosophy Classics
2:17:42 An History of the Earth and Animated Nature Vol. 3 (1776)
2:35:44 Batman Comics (1996)
2:41:24 Orbs of Heaven (newer edition)
2:47:04 Frontiers of Astronomy (1955)
2:52:08 An Introduction to Astronomy: Yale Textbook (1846)
3:00:22 Pictorial History of Greece (1839)
3:16:01 The World’s Great Thinkers (Box Set)
3:27:30 Rollin’s Ancient History (1819)
3:47:46 The History of Astronomy (1767)
4:07:07 Penny Magazine: Babbage Article (1832)
4:13:53 Meme Analysis’s Aeonic Comics (2021)
4:20:07 Map of Mediterranean/Near East (1723)
Here's two profound quotes by Dr. Carl Sagan, who we discuss in the second half:
▸"We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology."
▸"Science is not only compatible with spirituality; it is a profound source of spirituality." -Dr. Carl Sagan
►My current reading list (for those interested):
Richard P. Feynman "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out" amzn.to/2Ftse3n
Nietzsche "Beyond Good and Evil" amzn.to/2DcVyc4
Warren Ashby "Comprehensive History of Western Ethics: What Do We Believe?" amzn.to/2T1Let6
Jordan Peterson "Maps of Meaning" amzn.to/2FuirKj
Carl Jung "Aion" amzn.to/2SZ52Ny
James J. Walsh "Thirteenth: Greatest of Centuries" amzn.to/2SWxJe9
Walter Kaufman "Nietzsche: Philosopher, Psychologist, Antichrist" amzn.to/2MdrTlR
Bryan Magee "The Story of Philosophy: A Concise Introduction to the World's Greatest Thinkers and Their Ideas" amzn.to/2SY9Kej
►Equipment used:
(video editor) Final Cut Pro apps.apple.com/us/app/final-c...
(mic) Rode NT1-A amzn.to/2Da4CBa
(other mic) Blue Yeti amzn.to/33jNrYA
(USB interface) Scarlette 2i2 amzn.to/316c7kG
(computer) MacBook Pro 16" amzn.to/3jXRuzT
(camera) iPhone 11 (1080p, sometime use 60 fps) amzn.to/2PjT2pz
(mic mount) Desk-mounted mic boom amzn.to/33kMK1s
(mouse) silent-click mouse amzn.to/3jZMrit
►my ASMR playlists...
▸Space: • Playlist: Space
▸History: • Playlist
▸Science: • Playlist
▸Philosophy: • Playlist