The Woman Who Knows The Moment The World Will End
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Thoughty2 (Arran) is a British UA-camr and gatekeeper of useless facts. Thoughty2 creates mind-blowing factual videos, on the weirdest, wackiest and most interesting topics about space, physics, tech, politics, conspiracy theories, and opinion.
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Everytime he says, "Hey, Thoughty2 here", I hear, "Hey, Fourty2 here".
I heard 42...
He’s not saying 42?!? I’ve watched like 7 of this guys videos and was like why does he call himself 42??
It's so hard to tell. I thought he was saying thoughty2, but I was hearing 42. Maybe he is actually saying 42?
He explains in an old video that he does secretly say 42.
That explains that, thank you
I hope to leave the world the same way my grandfather did; quietly, peacefully in his sleep, not screaming and crying in terror like the passengers in his car at the time...
I laughed at this one.
Sorry about your grandfather, but damn that was funny.
I didn’t expect this. 😂
I refuse to leave quietly
You have a good sense of humor. You would go a long way. God bless you
Bob Monkhouse or Will Rogers?
That story in the beginning warmed my heart. So happy for those who do survive and are given second chances from cancer, disease, accidents, trauma. Etc.
I was programming computers back in 1981 when I was 31 years old. I figured that the worst thing that would happen in 2000 was that the computers would enter the wrong date/time stamp on documents, checks, inventories, etc.
And I was just being born
The problem was that it could cause problems like not dispensing money to an organisation because the time/ date stamp wouldn't happen, we were actually lucky that they foresaw this or it could of caused a lot of pandemonium
@@kierhudson1328
“Could have…” not “…of…”
Like my mom said a few times, the world comes to an end for someone somewhere ever second.
There were 1.67M people who died in India because of pollution in 2019. Most probably more than 3M died also died that year.
@@lelouchlamperouge8560 oooh bad
@Hermes Trismegistus lol ok
@Hermes Trismegistus lol this guy
@Hermes Trismegistus More! I’m listening 👂
When people tell me the world is ending I just say "yeah well the world has been ending since the beginning "
No seriously. The end is coming
I say something like that too and I am religious cause it's been the end times for over a 1000 years
@@youngbreadwinner2780 but...there was no end so the world has in fact been not ending until now. By end i mean the end of most ecosystems and life forms. The earth has cycles as god intended. Unfortunately we disrupted the natural harmony of our earth sun and moon by polluting the atmosphere and oceans and warming the global climates. These are our sins.
Its always the end for those who die everyday. Everyday its the end for many. The end for human slaves maybe due to robotics. Which means an all out genocide since they dont want to share all the resources they raped our lands for. Nope. So go ahead and keep believing all the covid lies n shit
Great point!!!! But can someone explain what ended the last Ice age! Hasn’t earth been heating up this whole time. Yes we may have speeded it up some but what about the Ice age!!!
I've survived through more then two world endings without even noticing. Guess I'm a GIGACHAD myself
gigachad twins
Funny story actually, my dad was one of the brave souls to stay in his office building on December 31st 1999 waiting for the new year. As the clock rolled around to 12 AM on January 1st 2000, he called his boss to confirm that absolutely nothing happened lol. Fast forward one month and 16 days and I was born!
Hey whats up a fellow 2000 baby I wouldn’t have known what my parents were doing on January 1st 2000 but hey that’s how it is fast forward 9 months and 5 days i got born
@@josephocchipintivines well we know how your parents celebrated the new year
@Philip Dartez lol that's what I was thinking 😂
I just hope I don't leave this world the way I came in, : Screaming, naked, covered with blood. and broke.
Actually you were born in debt
@@awakenedalliance8598 not rich kids
Funny. I have been working hard to ensure that’s how my departure works out.
If time reverses, that's just how you will be going. 🙂
Don’t they cry after the doctors hit them to check if their nerves work or sum
Takeaway: People, in general, secretly want this shit to end.
the feeling of having absolutely no responsibility, even for afew days would be bliss.
Me and I don't hide it
@@bigbaz3740 I'm living in heaven XD no responsibilities nothing to bother myself with, just being exist at somewhere.
Actually, they don't want it to end. They're scared of it happening because they just want life to go on as normal. They're scared for their kids, so the news concerns them and their loved ones.
Tbh these times are getting gradually dystopic and the entropy/randomness is increasing at an accelerated rate, so regardless of the exact date, the world seems to be coming close to a major population reduction event of some sort if not an end altogether.
A great book on this issue is called "when prophecy fails".
Read it back in college 30 years ago and it shows how failure just reinforces belief.
It applies not just to end of the world and religion, but to political cults as well.
King James Bible Matthew 24:36
Christ, "But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only.
Matthew 24, for the whole story
Exactly. A story.
@@adventuresofbright332💖Amen✌️
It's important to point out that a lot of work was done updating systems for Y2K before it happened, so who knows what could have happened otherwise.
You're right. My brother works in the City of London and told me that the reason Y2K did not happen is that a lot of people put in a lot of effort on this project and manged to overcome it in time. They do not get the credit they deserve.
I can't believe you idiots believe the idea of y2k like a computer is just gonna go I didn't exist in the early 1900s so.im going to shutdown what a farce
I used to think like that as that was the propaganda line after. Then I remembered that there would have been a shit ton of PCs in Africa and Latin America and other legacy systems and nothing happened there either. The computer support industry made Billions and Billions though.
@@marccas10 It was 1999. Poor people did not have $3-5k to spend on PC's.
@@sgt79 You clearly don't understand how computers work, OR how the fixes were done. Quit talking about shit you don't have a clue about.
“My cult is going to be so pissed, I told them we had until 2019...” - Klaus
😂 Nice one
You just made my morning man, have a good one lol
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
He technically right, just not (yet) reach it's peak tho
They better make a season 3 I really want to see the full use of his powers that his father told him he had yet to access
The world: *doesn't end in 2012*
The dyslexic priest who meant to say 2021: *profuse sweating*
Its still 2012 here in ethiopia so🤗🤗
Well that explains a lot now doesn't it
Vivek Yadav Just wanna say a quick thing, dyslexia but with numbers instead of letters is called dyscalculia , just a lil’ reminder.
1399 here in iran :D
the third time ive seen you on a random video. why are you here get away from me you stalker
7:58 I grew up as a Jehovah’s Witness and they predicted that the end would come in 1975. I wasn't born until 1980, so I wasn't there for any of the hype. My parents and older JWs try to pretend that there was no prediction, and that only a few nutcases believed that it would happen. But I've looked it up, it's right there in their own literature.
Ouch... Sorry about that...
The quickest way to know for a fact that someone doesn't know when the world will end, is if they tell you they know when the world will end.
Exactly
I think the world will enter the apocalypse (powers that be/elite induced) within the next 10-20 years. If they do not force the formation of a world government (New World Order) then humanity is doomed to kill itself through carelessness/being selfish. Water alone from the oceans will be undrinkable within 20-50 years due to microplastic pollution, and this is just a tiny example of catastrophic events that will plague the world. One of the reasons the earth is warming up is due to the aerosols (funnily known as chemtrails) which are tiny particles of all kinds of metals (hence it is sprayed in X patterns) to trap the heat on earth, leading to an accelerated climate disaster, which is one of the main cruxes upon which the New World Order will be formed. Just look up some speeches, plenty of US presidents, bankers, even Gorbachev speaking about "the necessity to form a New World Order" - aka an authoritarian world government that will control every aspect of future society. The technology is (almost) ready for it.
I'll never forget on New Years Eve of 2000. I was 10 and my parents were hosting a pretty wild party leaving us kids to our own devices. I'm not sure where I had heard it from, but somehow I knew about the supposed impending disaster that was to come. I had been trying not to think about it, but as it got closer to midnight I started to become more and more distressed. I can remember looking around at everybody laughing and having a good time, kids running and playing and I just sat on the couch feeling so melancholy and wondering how they could be so carefree. Eventually I went to my parents bedroom and started crying. My friend found me and ran and told my Mom I was crying. I didn't feel any better until my Mom explained that there were different time zones and other country's had already had their Y2K and nothing happened, lol.
the problem with end by midnight bullcrap is that countries have different timezone
Mom was wise to explain it like that🧐🥲
A friend of mine had a new year's party that year and snuck away to the breaker box and switched everything off. Some people gasped, but no one screamed. I laughed and said, "Good one, Scott." We had been discussing the impending doom all night, including wondering which country/time zone was going to trigger "the end."
As far as I’m concerned 2000 was the end and things haven’t been the same since....I miss last century
I was at a rave cheering with a few hundred other people. One of the best times of my life
I tell you, the world will end tomorrow.*
*In the unlikely case where the world didn’t actually end on the specified date, please re-read the first sentence.
Big brain time
It's good to know its tomorrow. That never gets here. I seem to be living now. Thanks.
"Tomorrow never comes" when someone asked you I thought you said the world was going to end you say yes I said it's going to end tomorrow and then when the next day comes around and they ask you again what happened you say I already told you it ends tomorrow and repeat
Ingenious
Thank you. But I think I live in today, not tomorrow.
My mom was an old-school computer programmer, as in programs were on punch cards when she started lol. But I remember in 1999 I think she worked for Delta and spent practically the entire year leading up to Y2K doing nothing but editing code and databases to prepare. No one who knew what was going on was actually worried about anything bad happening, it was just annoying.
"What would you do if you were told you had only days left to live?"
Be incredibly, insanely, overwhelmingly happy.
my dad told me this funny story once about the y2k scare that happened before i was born (was born on 5/23/2000)
apparently my grandpa on my dads side was terrified of this prediction. he managed to freak out the entire family and they all went out and got supplies that could last the family months and months. well on new years my entire while everyone was stationed around the tv waiting for the ball to drop scared out of their minds my dad managed to slip away and hustle to the basement where the breaker box was, he listened very carefully and when the person on the tv yelled happy new year, my dad flipped the breaker shutting off power to the whole house. scared the living shit out of the entire family everyone got a good laugh afterwards except for my grandpa who tried to throw hands with my dad
Brilliant gag!
My son was born the exact same day as you.💎
Lol, Nice one
You're 5 months older than me. It's interesting to be born the same year that the world was supposed to end.
@@NoName-ms8jb ...and (for at least PART of each year) your age is the same as the year. So you must be 20 years old.
The end of the Mayan Calendar signified
That it was time to get a new Mayan calendar
The reason the Mayan calendar "ends" with the 13th b'ak'tun is that the vast majority of Maya texts were destroyed by Catholic priests, and there aren't any surviving ones that include the 14th b'ak'tun.
The stone was broken or they broke it 2023 those who will be saved r already picked maybe
Actuaaly, wasn't that when Hostess stopped making Twinkies?
Mayan: Look! We invented a way to track the passage of time through the movement of the sun the moon and the stars !
I'll call it a calendar, and carve as much of it as far as the stone can hold onto it...!
American from the future: Is the date when the carvings end going to signify the end of all existence? ...because, in addition to being a world-class innovator, I'm assuming that you are also the most accurate and long reaching psychic that will ever have existed.
Mayan: Man, you people from the future are STUuuPid !
American from the future: Survival is too easy in the future, so we're just always bored. :/
@@RedXlV The end of the 13th is the beginning of the 1st in a new cycle, just like the full moons in a solar year. December 22, 2012 was just New Year’s Day on a massive scale.
I am solidly in the middle of 2021, and I can confidently say that an apocalyptic end to the world has not happened. Just an pandemic, and that too shall pass.
Big bang theory fan? Lol
Here in 2022 still nothing
Guessing the people who died in the pandemic have a decidedly different viewpoint as their world came to an end...💀
@@johnruiz6743 nope the world is still here. Just not them.
@@soldier1913 there’s a w a r
15 minutes in and I'm still wondering when the "Woman who knows the moment the world will end" is gonna show up
22 minutes in and the woman predicting when the world will end still has not shown up.
Original title: The Day the world didn’t end
Change 1: Will the world end this year? No.
Change 2: The Woman Who Knows What Day The World Will End
Change 3: The Woman Who Knows The Moment The World Will End
Change 4: ...
Edit: added change 3.
why tf is he changing the title so much
...youtubers change title & preview to find a combo that gives the most clickthroughs.
what type of weird aff joke is this? the video clearly says "The Day The World Didn't End" (Your first named title). if he were changing the names then it would say something different right Now, or just be called the last thing You listed... or.... did he just simply loop back to the first title?
(shrugs)oh well... 🥱 😴
Change 3: the world is ending tomorrow lol...
@@TheDeepThinker-sq3iy You are still seeing the first title? That's strange the video's still called "The Woman Who Knows What Day The World Will End" here
Why do people care to predict the end? You can only be told you were wrong, never that you were right
And the one person who does get it right won't be around to receive credit because... the world ended and no one is left to congratulate him/her.
Because it draws the attention of a lot of people who then buy your books, watch your videos and so on. There's money to be made there for the unscrupulous.
@@theshrike6428 That's a very good point!
Brownie314 Y2K was under whelm so very under whelm Forgive me please my video is not on this topic but is important and the video is short ua-cam.com/video/0i1fekgBW6Q/v-deo.html
The world will end. According to the scriptures. It will be destroyed by fire next time. Not a flood. The reason we should know is so we understand there is no time to wait to get things right between you and God. Forget organized religion! Get right with God in your heart. Because this world doesn’t have forever. And neither do we.
Funny, just watched this and it said the Mayan’s “end of the world” was June 21 2020. Maybe they only predicted the current pandemic 🤷
Actually, the end of Mayan's calendar didn't probably meant the end of the world or anything except for end of calendar itself. They just didn't had enough space, and would have been drawn a new calendar if they would survive and keep their culture. We still have paper calendars, which usually end on 31 December, every year, and that is just end of the calendar, not the world. Taking into account that largest unit of time in Mayan calendar was around 394 years, no wonder they had a calendar for some centuries ahead.
@@IulianYT man I was making a joke. Obviously they have limited space
Well it goes to wonder about the obvious way out of order 'pan' last year is causing rippling effect this year, I said last year when this stuff was being brainwashed from the so called media, that a year later (being now) prices will double and pharmaceuticals will be preying on people along with almost total gov control over people, free money etc, yeah the plan they been developing taking hold, controlling everything we do, just saying what I was calling for last year a week into the crap, which how long it should've only lasted, just look back up till now and you'll see, the 2020 predict could been the starting ripple...
It was 2012 not 2020!
Thanks to everyone who took my joke seriously.
Ashley's recovery made my day. Thank you.
I was paralyzed in a car accident 25 yrs ago,lost my best friend instantly,all feeling below the waist,I thought " This is the end of my world,I'm only 29, I haven't really lived!" But what I did find is we as humans can truly adapt to any scenario,be it lack of control of our lower extremities( a mere drop in the bucket of bad things that could happen to us ,I know) to the population controlling super viruses that have recently appeared. It's not that bad being paralyzed- I often joke, " nobody asks me to help them move ,and the only thing worse than moving yourself, is helping someone else!" Obviously in poor taste, but it's the little things in life that can often help soften the blows that life, or someone's death that we know,are thrown to us. Keep up the great videos,these are interesting enough to keep me from ever considering the alternatives in my life.Im glad to be here,this earth is constantly changing,and Im finding at 50 yrs.old, luckily,change is here to stay....
❤
Sorry your paralyzed though man glad you adapted
Am I the only person who noticed how weird your sentence structure is when you say.....
I lost my best friend all feeling below my waist.
I mean... I know some guys name it and really like it and all but your best friend?
@@sometimessnarky1642And my best fried was driving the car!!
@@sometimessnarky1642 o hell. I thought he was talking about his pecker. I figured at that age it could be his bff.
Can we get some Fs for his friend and his little buddy?
Original title: The Day the world didn’t end. I think that sounds better tbh
Lol
Yeah, i clicked and got confused
That's when I clicked, it sounded much better
HE CHANGED IT!
It didn't change
**date changes from December 31st 1999 to January 1st 2000**
Some US Navy Observatory: This little maneuver will cost us 17,101 years
My dad was born in 1910 with Halley 's Comet. He always said that he came with the comet and he would leave with the comet..... he did.
Also, a true conspiracy theorist would title it:
“The World Already Ended, You Just don’t Know it Yet!”
Damien S - ALL and I do mean all religions that have given a date the world will end are/were Cults ! ! !
a real conspiracy theorist would say the world already ended and we are a simulation now.
@J, The Filthy Casual «Walking around like unaware I am dead.»
That is not true, I can blow out a candle and many more things.
@@headcrab4090 just because the mind thinks it's real, is it really real? .. you think that is air your breathing? :P lolol
@@nadanada5698 religions are already cults, even Christianity doesnt have the basic practice of something(I'm to lazy to write) to make it a religion
Sheesh!! People are making end of the world predictions like there’s no tomorrow.
Spoiler alert: It’s the end of the world everyday, for someone I guess.
Grim but true
The world ended yesterday but it might end tomorrow or in 5 years... all I know is we are all going to die. Well I guess if you feed someone everything they want and believe the thing on the end has to be true too right!?
There was a joke that British Comedian Benny Hill made about some guy who predicted that the world would end on a specific day "... and for him it did."
That got real dark real quick lmfao!!
lol you said "Like theres no tommorow"
Hey, Thoughty2. First and foremost, just wanted to say that I've loved all of your content that I've seen so far. :)
On the Herbert W. Armstrong/WWCG front, I also wanted to add that it was soooo refreshing to see him eviscerated like that. :D I was adopted into that cult at 2 weeks of age and it (along with my sheep-like adoptive parents) really tried their best to ruin my life. It was awful, and the ignorance/hypocrisy was utterly mind blowing.
Finally, just wanted to point out that while your screenshots during the Y2K segment were of Linux and/or UNIX operating systems (at least in part), that particular set of operating systems did not suffer from the Y2K bug. They do, however, have a similar limited foresight in date schemes coming up in the future here that will introduce significant difficulties. The Y2K bug was mainstream primarily due to the preponderance of Microsoft's DOS & Windows environments. :)
Keep up the awesome work!
Rapture was not a thing for him. Thought that those were the time(s) when he thought were the time of the of the return of JESUS. He was wrong, not a surprise.
WWCG is mentioned in Thoughty2’s Bobby Fischer video as well, as Fischer was briefly involved. I can relate to your bitterness. Though the hypocrisy pales in comparison to the hundreds of thousands killed by the Kathalik church, the number of guys I knew growing up in the WWCG who offed themselves is pretty high. I even tried myself. I thank God every day that I found true freedom away from that scene.
Y2K wasn't a prediction. That's exactly what would have happened if we hadn't upgrade everything and I mean everything. Those were fun days, so much money being spent. Working in IT was quite the ride.
I remember my mother talking about an e-mail she got the day after December 21, 2012. The heading went something along the lines of, "Looks like the Mayans were wrong. Back to Christmas shopping."
First of all the mayans wasnt wrong the people that interpreted the message was wrong.
yes,Iremember something like that,but it was 2021.
The Mayans werent wrong!, the end of the long count was never meant to be the end of the world, it's more like the end of an age, or as an example we modern folk would get, it's like the odometer in your car rolling over from 99,999 miles to 100,000,
The shift in vibrations from a 3rd density illusion planet to a 4th density one occurred right on schedule, the harvest has begun, and as we pass away and are reincarnated, those of us who have "graduated" by successfully choosing the correct evolutionary path of service to others will shed these heavy chemical bodies made of matter and get our new light bodies made of energy and move on to the 4th density Earth and those of us who have chosen unwisely by choosing the path of service to self will be stuck here in this 3rd density illusion Earth for another complete cycle of incarnations and life lessons until the next harvest and another chance to choose correctly and graduate to the 4th density.
Stefan M. And the Mayans where are they now? Yes where are the Mayans now? Forgive me please my video is not on this topic but is important and the video is short ua-cam.com/video/0i1fekgBW6Q/v-deo.html
@@Sullaban The Maya are still where they were all those centuries ago, living the simple, technology free existence close to the Earth Mother and the Creator of all things, and you can still visit them TODAY, The Maya today number about six million people, making them the largest single block of indigenous peoples north of Peru. Some of the largest Maya groups are found in Mexico, the most important of these being the Yucatecs (300,000), the Tzotzil (120,000) and the Tzeltal (80,000)
This world won’t last more than 100 years for most of us “ just do good , do your best and enjoy every day . You are here for a reason.
it took me 57 years to find the reason I was here . :-)
Well said..
Clearly you don't believe in the soul/spirit, and the fact that everything is madet of energy, including humans, energy can't ever die, hu.ans can not die ever, a person's subconscious is a piece of God, the whole collective unconscious of existence is the whole God, there is nothing but God, and we are all immortal. Before God there was no thing, and after God there is no thing, it is the unconscious that conceives and creates things, without that there is no thing. We never die, no one ever dies, they just shed their worn out human clothes and join the paradise that is God - the collective unconscious.
I agree, except none of us are here for a reason. The universe does not care there is no grand plan for us.
@@alisonj.moller2895 shut up. Keep your fanatic beliefs to yourself
"That hill looks weird. ITS GOTTA BE ALIENS!"
I blame the Mayans. In the words of the great Dante Hicks, "I'm not even supposed to be here today."
Oh i thought that was Clerks
@@Sandi_shores_lands_fish rite on! Yeah, Dante is the dude's name in clerks.
@@dmc009 🤣👌
Almost everyone thinks the world will end in their life time, but truth is no body is special or interesting enough for that to happen.
@John Eric that’s peak contemporary “journalism” right there
The world will end for everyone someday.
WE (you too) have been tasked with the progressive perfection of Mankind -- God's composite of unique individuals with ascension promise -- even if it takes us all 6,491 years remaining in Abraham's 10,000 year Covenant (after Moses renegotiated face to face as a friend and 553 years are not counted.)
Hint: Abraham was an El-ite -- not a Jew. He traced his ancestry to Seth, Adam's and Eve's son, who first taught men about god, EL.
By faith, you are an El-ite, too.
Woo dodged a bullet there 😅
@@wabbitnred3609 humans will probably go extinct before the world ends naturally unless we end it ourselves
Mark Twain must have stressed himself to a heart attack believing his own prediction
No, he was just old and already dying and few people in those days lived into their 80s or longer. He didn't say he would die on the next day anyway, after all, he was born 2 months after the comet came the time before, he was probably expecting to die some time in the next year.
@medexamtoolsdotcom r/wooosh
@@medexamtoolsdotcom r/whoosh
@@medexamtoolsdotcom r/wooosh
Mark Twain the mysterious stranger video. ....and book. Mindfuqed me
The US observatory clock showing the year 19,100 cracked me up so much hahahah
really shows how computer code really is pure, balls to the wall, logic. If you create a program designed to tell the time, and simply add 1 year to the count every 365 days, well, that's exactly what your program will do!! It's so based in pure logic that it's almost child-like! I feel like if you teach a child the basics of counting up to 100, but don't give them the rules of clocks/calendars, and you ask them what year comes after "1999" it seems only natural that they would spit out "19,100" hahah
My friend’s father was born when Halley’s Comet came so he followed Mark Twain’s mind frame and always thought he would die when it came again. He lived a couple of decades beyond then and, to be honest, I always thought he felt disappointed.
"The earth has been a pretty safe place to live"
Mortality rate on earth: 100%
99.999999999999999999999%. Jesus and Elijah are not dead.
Apparently, there always bugs in The matrix!
@@paysonfox88 And Enoch
Water bear
@@Grimhavens exactly even space can't kill them.
😂
World: About to end
Everyone: Impulsively do things they would never do and try to satisfy all their desires
World: Doesn't end
*CHECKMATE*
HELP MY!!! My muscles are too big! I am a big tall man and my muscles are even BIGGER! I use them to get views but they HURT so much!!! Because they are heavy. Do you have any advice, dear jm
AxxL
The videos that you do are more creepy than the creepiest sh*t I've seen in a while.
AxxL why do you exist
The ultimate fake-out! Haha
Stop steroids
starting a few years before 2000 a programmer friend of mine who was out of a job managed to survive on contracts to analyze and correct code for possible problems. By that time, all the legacy programs were written in Assembler or COBOL and there were few programmers who understood those languages.
Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy bro. He's the answer to the ultimate question
I make it a rule never to get on a spaceship to “escape Earth’s destruction” unless it has a movie theater, bowling alley, and a good Italian restaurant.
And a good woman to fill with babies
@@captainmacruff1893 agreed. A woman or two will be nice 😁
And your towel
@@OmniMale true, but I REFUSE to put a fish in my ear
@@rickpontificates3406 then you won't have to listen to poetry.
The world will end when I die.
?
True.
True 😃
No, it will only end for you!
@@MiniLemmy NO EVERYBODY
I was SO disappointed last time Halley's Comet went by! It was barely visible. My grandfather said when he saw it, it was astounding!
At 11.30 pm on December 31st 1999 I telephoned the MET (London police) information line and asked: "Is it the Millennium tomorrow?" The reply I got was: "No ... but 99% of people believe it is ... it's best to go along with it." Greenwich Observatory stated clearly (on their website) that the Millennium was January 1st 2001 ... but the Media ... the newspapers, television, and radio, were all telling people it was January 1sr 2000. In early January ... when the newspapers reappeared ... they heralded the new ,,, 21st century. In the early 90s an MP was laughed at in Parliament for saying that the Millennium date was January 1st 2000.
I've lived through about 20 predicted Ends of the World.
They're getting boring.
I hear you bro Y2K and many others Boring
So you’re 20? People predict it’ll end every year, we never learn
And you're about to live through another "end of the world" moment of hysteria. Something they're calling "ClImAtE ChAnGe"
I even caught the Chinese Variant of covid19. It felt like a light cold. All this panic over a light cold and a vaccine that doesn't work.
@@nathanbialy1425 folks don’t die of colds, but go ahead smart dude.
Well, I was one of the many that worked on the Y2K problem
Be aware the problem was mainly in Mainframe computers and not PC's
Mainframes (since 50's) are much older than PC's (since 80's)
We found enough problems and either scrapped the programs or repaired them.
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We were not afraid that the world would end.
We were afraid that older programs would crash.
At that time it was still very normal to use a 2-digit year code.
I know many programs that used a 2-digit year code.
And even 99.99% of the crashes would most likely not be a real problem
But what if the one program that was a problem happens to be your Cooling control in your Nuclear power plant?
That might not be a nice thing.
Do not forget that at the same moment ALL these same programs will crash simultaneously.
No doubt the rest of the safety software of the Nuclear power plant will safely shutdown the plant.
Yeah, *all* of them, at the same time and all over the country!
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For us the most dangerous thing was actually the fact that nobody knew how many programs would be affected and what would happen.
Now, who wants to take the responsibility and say "Nah, if something goes wrong you can sue me"?
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So we repaired them all
It is quite funny that our obvious success is now treated as if Y2K was nothing at all.
It was nothing at all because we made sure it would not be anything!
The best thing you could have done was to leave a few programs unrepaired and let them fail. Just a few strategically chosen to cause a little chaos, but not a catastrophe.
I guess that's the literal definition of "Not all heroes wear capes".
One of the difficulties was that much of the main frame business software had been written in the dead programming language Cobol. And a lot of programmers (now called coders) had to get up to speed on Cobol quickly and temporally. Not a way to further your career.
My Mother was going to fly to Florida to visit my brother on December 31 1999 and would be on the plane at midnight. I made a joke about Y2K on Christmas, somehow it was the first time that my Father had heard of it. He insisted that she go by Amtrak instead. She did; they stopped the train at midnight as a precaution. Amtrak from Massachusetts to Florida! My Mother swore she would never step onto another train.
doug randall, I loved traveling by train until I went from Oakland, CA, to Milwaukee, WI, with a restless toddler in tow.
We flew back.
Why do people always scoff when a problem’s successfully averted?
My uncle was a programmer who was hired by some major companies (banks, airplane manufacturors etc.) to fix the y2k bug. Nothing happened only because billions were invested to prevent disaster. Making it seem like this was on par with the nutter conspiracies is just wrong.
To be fair, Y2K bug could have been awful without the ton of work that went into fixing it.
Yea, true
I rang in that year dancing to Prince's 1999 😂😂😂
Nope.
I don’t cAre about predictions on the world’s end, how about telling me some winning lottery numbers !
I got you fam: 04, 35, 08, 24, 49, 38, (15)
@@Just1kartoffel Thanks.
@@Just1kartoffel HOLY FUCK I JUST WON THE LOTTERY THANK YOU SO MUCH
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@@homosapienfactory6291 imagine , that would be so awsome when a random tells u some lotto numbers so u just try it. And you win over 100m's.
The best at predicting the future is "The Simpsons"
Simpsons Donald trump
Because the Producer of the Simpson was friends with the elite he was on Epstein island so he knew about new technology and planning the had for the world
Not really, people really still just misjudging things.
Eeeeeepaaaaa
ya but not earth shuttering end of the would predicions
My granddad was on a plane during y2k and apparently everyone on the plane was ducking down holding their breath 😂
You forgot one! The detination of the first atomic bomb. Scientists feared that it could ignite the entire atmosphere of the earth.
I remember 2000. I had a grocery store in my basement. We had a lot of soup to eat when the disaster did not happen.
You should re stock that store. Prices gonna be crazy this summer
The Mayans didn't say how their calendar ends, because it doesn't. The end of the 13th b'ak'tun wasn't the end of anything, but that b'ak'tun. We are now in the 14th b'ak'tun. The Mayan calendar is a bunch of cycles. Dec 21st, 2012 was when all the cycles ended at the same time and began again. No end, just a constant cycle.
From Wikipedia: In 2012, researchers announced the discovery of a series of Maya astronomical tables in Xultún, Guatemala which plot the movements of the Moon and other astronomical bodies over the course of 17 bʼakʼtuns.
I knew a guy who had worked on the y2k bug for the US government, it would have been much much worse had the US not hired tons of programmers to fix it
Imagine trusting someone who is telling you that the world is ending while in the same breath convincing you to give him all your money.
Talking about Y2K bug to people, who may not know what it was, makes me feel so old. I was one of the programmers reviewing and fixing code before. What makes me feel even older is that I was fixing my own COBOL code written a couple of decades earlier.
There was a girl chatting me up at a bar a few months back and some story about 9/11 was on the TV above the bar... I mentioned the old thing about "Everyone remembers exactly where they were and what they were doing when they found out, it was our generations version of the Kennedy news".. And she was like "I don't remember, I was 3 years old." and it freaked me the fuck out. Lol
You stayed at one company for two decades? That makes you an unusual programmer for those days, unless you worked for a manufacturer such as IBM. I was involved in converting tape files and the programs that would read and write them to squeeze the extra byte (if packed decimal) or two (if character format) inside every date field; and then scheduling the conversion process to make the cutover to new files and programs seamless. All of that code was written by people before me (while I was leaving code at other companies for my successors to fix).
One project I worked on early in my career in the seventies was, however, designed to account for four digit years from scratch; a couple of hundred people worked on that one.
I wrote a 20 page paper in high school about the Y2K bug. I thought planes were going to fall out of the sky and we were going to go back to the Stone age! All my research was from internet blogs (I've since learned the internet is not a good research source!). I was so convincing I got my siblings to stay home New Year's Eve and stock up on food. Boy did I look foolish when NOTHING happened!
I just remember all the sitcoms having their y2k related episodes around that time. Didn't pay much attention beyond that. My grandparents did move to a farm up north to escape the burning of the cities because of it, though.
And I was starting my second day of 8th grade on 9/11. My teacher already had the TV cart ready with the news on showing it in progress.
People were saying that cars would no longer start/work. I answered " why did the car care about the date, it had no link to the engine management ". Very few products had an issue with the date, mostly the banks/financial businesses who got onto it very quickly ( unless they could make a profit from the disruption, Telling the sheeple caused a disruption that they did profit from. )
Y2K was silly but it was the most memorable new years party that year. Everyone was so happy that the lights were on that most of our neighborhood were banging pots and pans and parading around the block yelling Happy New Year! It was so much fun!
The Day After was like hell though. But what is fucked can not be unfucked.
I bet you a million dollars it was the only New Years party that year as well!!!
@@saintinnluvsew8813 definitely not. There were many parties... sometimes people decide to party when the end is near instead of hide or prep.
If the y2k bug was ignored, it would have caused a lot of major issues, some very serious... But since many hours were spent fixing these bugs in the years prior, the majority of them were avoided.
@@ingoFX that is true. A lot of people worked very hard to avert any issues.
"Spiritual successor" that's so brilliant 😆😂
When the alien ship finally arrives to pick up the chosen ones, the laughs will be definitely on me.
This guy is pretty much my history and geography teacher edit: since you guys are confused he’s not my actual history and geography teacher , he’s just taught me loads during lockdown
For real?
I wish I had a teacher like him in high school
So don't say "literally" if you don't mean it literal
" its the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine"
It's The End Of The World As We Know It and I feel fine too.
Sad enough
I’ve heard that before and that has an extremely deep meaning to today’s events
@@camelxravennova its means,if ubdont want the world like it is...speak and change it..collectively
This song was written by the lead singer about watching his friend debate a few times bc debates often turn into the world coming to an end
Funny part is that I watch this with the anticipation of....... oh did it end and be let down so many times. I love the way the information is presented. Carry on.
Thanks for the video!!!
2020: "are you challenging me?"
That’s NOT funny.
eh, 2020 is tame. Go back to 1346, the year the plague started or any day in 1939-1945. Now these were some hardcore times.
@@stonaraptor8196
2021: are you challenging me?
@@stonaraptor8196 I agree bring it on 2020 your nothing compared with the Black Death
@@stonaraptor8196 or 1918, the spanish flu was on a another level of pandemics
Cold take: Y2k wasn't blown out of proportion. There was just hundreds of thousands of invisible hours at work that nobody noticed.
Hopefully the same thing will be true for 2036.
@Kim Yo Jong yep😍
Yeah we got paid just fine for that...
Geeks saved the world
@@shawntowns8028 Not all heroes are wearing capes...
I remembered on that day in 1999 i was 8 years old and my mom turned off the tv, turned off the lights and had me lay down in the living room with her to go to sleep and wouldn’t tell me why. It was so weird. Then fast forward i asked her what that was about and my guess was right. Y2k
Y2K: me and my brother hiding in the basement with cases of Pepsi and a Super Nintendo.
The end of the world happens every day. I , admittedly, do not know the percentage of the population that dies on a daily basis , but for these individuals the world they have always lived in has become a place they will depart. The world will ultimately end for us all. I only hope my family will find their end a long time after I find mine.
the world has ended quit alot mayas died world ended every civisilation that dies is a world end so we do not talk about the planet earth get finaly destroyed you forget that in your text
Profound
The original title was:
"I eat pancakes with my feet"
just in case it changes, you're welcome.
Thanx!
Proof?
Владица Алексић heres a screenshot :
Please, where? > @@cosmicbro1973
@@aleksitjvladica. do you understand sarcasm? Lol
It always pisses me off when people say, "Nothing happened" at Y2K. A billion bank accounts were protected by several thousand computer techs and coders.
It was a truly heroic effort. (12:45)
All this talk of the Y2k bug & CERN’s LHC is giving me Steins;Gate nostalgia lol
What I find amazing is that the Bible specifically says that anyone who claims to know the date of the end of the world who is then proven false is not a prophet. That's the literal meaning of the 'beware false prophets..."
Yet, every time it happens, the people who follow the "prophet" still believe in them after they are proven wrong.
It's why conspiracies are rampent, people want to know things others don't, even if so many conspiracies are directly in opposition to each other. I won't believe the world will end or the Illuminati exist until there is proof beyond any reasonable doubt that it exists.
Craigx71 What a delusional comment.
Or, now bare with me here, it's a coverup and they were right, but god didn't want them to know when (the same reasons drug search dates aren't told) and they're the only ones saving us.
Craigx71 right
Boomers are dumb (mostly)
People have an underlying, fetishized desire and fascination with the "end of the world". We see it with our obsession with zombie movies and games, movies about pandemics, and the countless monster and alien invasion movies. While feigning fear, we secretly want to see an apocalypse happen due to dissatisfaction with our mundane reality, so that we can be one of survivors and have some real excitement. For example, with COVID, we saw that we're actually nowhere near prepared or mature enough to deal with a *real*, potential world ender. We saw panic-buyers cosplaying as survivalists when buying enough toilet paper for a lifetime; but oddly enough no bottled water, water purifiers, canned goods, portable generators, or first aid kits. Further, when it turned out that staying home was the best measure (as opposed to any Road Warrior scenario), these same tough guys whined about it being too hard. If COVID were half as deadly as some feared, we'd have a couple billion dead and no alien species watching us would feel pity.
This comment deserves to outrank all others and be shown as a foreclosure across each and all media.
and people still refused to wear masks, even to save their own lives
don't talk about surviving invasions yet, you can't even protect yourself from saliva with virus
Its crazy because people from hundreds of years ago dealt with pandemics and catastrophic events better than we are now, just goes to show humanity has taken two steps back
well, it's survival for the fittest now, and by fittest I mean smartest
UwU Not really, the Black Death was so deadly due to the fact that people didn't know how to deal with it. There were a lot of weird things they did like wearing chicken feet as a necklace, keeping decaying dead people on the street and used perfume to make it all better, thinking that if they don't smell the decay, it won't affect their health. They also had worse imune systems, once again, due to not knowing what to eat the way we know what is healthy for us. So we went a long way and that is why the covid is not as bad.
5:34 literary humour did suffer an apocalypse when twain died for sure😂😂😂
My brother-in-law bought a house "fixing" and "prepping" y2k problems. And he wasn't even working the angle, businesses just threw money at him. Lot of scammers milking the y2k cow back in the day.
Oh, I am so tired of all of these damn doomsday prophecies. When I was about ten years old, my own mother told my little sister and me that we probably would not live long enough to become adults because we were going to be _raptured_ before then. I'm in my forties now.
there are many stories that the world will end in ____ or _____ but none of it came true. im wondering if the world will end in my lifetime or even at all
@@dolly8714 Change is always upon us. When we refer to "the end of the world", we usually mean "the end of humanity", and not the actual end of the planet. Earth has already survived several global mass extinctions. Earth will survive our extinction, no matter how badly we may scar its surface with our weapons and chemicals that we will leave behind.
@@WorthlessDeadEnd
But there will come a day with the world will also end.
@@anakelly76512 Oh, most definitely. And I certainly do look forward to everything being set right.
The rapture doctrine is contraversal, the word isn't in the KJV version, they say that its in the Catholic Vulgate but I don't count that because the RCC is a counterfeit religion, they changed the commandments Daniel 7:25 so I don't trust that Bible for that reason however in the Greek Septulent has a word called harposa which means snatched away.
Yeah that didn't happen either. Oh well, at least it isn't 2020 any more. Here's wishing that everyone has a better year than last year.
Well it kind of did a little bit in America (blm movement)😑😑
The mayans had dyscalculia, they meant 2021.
Yeah, the riots haven't been quite as bloody this year in America (blm movement)
@@ericThaBarbaric .... this is why we cant progress as the human race.
some facts about the yk2 bug. It was a clear and very present danger. What you have to remember is that the life span of computers AND software was expected to be a maximum of 5 years. Companies paid a small fortune for computers and ruined that theory. The Y2k bug itself was avoided by a huge army of software developers who work incredibly hard to fix it. Its due to those people that the yk2 bug was a none event. I know this because I was privileged to have been able to work with some of these incredibly talented people
"We got away with that one...just."😆🤣
Place your bets now for when he starts using a pipe and monocle in his videos.
A Keystone Cops uniform.
I like your pfp
Flat cap ftw!
drinking Yorkshire Tea (Gold)
Having a good grasp of history and world dynamics is novel in this world .but in some ways you do not credit GOD .never lone the sacrifice of his son jesus as the saving grace of mankind.if you think that GOD is not going to have a say in how the world ends ...then keep talking and talking till the fire is at your feet.
End of the world predictions: *Exists*
Churches wanting more followers: I can milk you
True
Ha, i can have my own beliefs and the only people that can milk me is the government "and yes that means all of us".
Predicting the end of the world is heretical and only idiots believe them
@@svmwasthesheet1971 -- Look up "no true scotsman."
I grew up milking cats on my cat farm. I come from a long line of cat farmers. Cat milk is very nutritious.
Ya know, I don't know why people panic about things they cannot stop or change! Makes me chuckle lol.
To say that the Earth’s magnetic field to swap is “overdue” is actually incorrect. There’s no predictor available today that is able to conjure up a “due-date” for its next cycle. Overdue would imply that we have a grasp on its inner workings as to make that a statement accurate.
At least I can finally get out of my gym contract. 🙃
Or a timeshare contract!
Yeee. #GoVegan 💚
@@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked i wonder how aliens will react to humans that are vegans and refuse to use the resources and materials and food the world gives us......They will call you insane twats
Hahaha
Lol
So after watching this video I got an idea for a future video: 'Why do people join cults?' It is quite baffling how people think and then they join cults and sects (what's the difference between a cult and a sect really?), and to me it is just crazy. I guess it is part of that mentality humans have about belonging somewhere.
Also, who is the scummiest? The radio show host who talks about the end of the world while telling listeners to send in money. Or the radio station that lets him/her use their station for this? Honestly I'm a bit split between these two, then again the talk show host could probably do that from his own house or something.
But how did u reply 9 hours ago
@@tiwaladebamisile3836 I thought the same thing lol, maybe the vid was privated at some point?
ThePriceisRightn No hes a member
@@tiwaladebamisile3836 As Price says, private to the channel members. You see the icon next to my name, hover over that and you'll see.
watch film theory's vid on Cats for better explanation
I was born (in 1987, after all five predictions had already failed) as the third generation of a family who lived and breathed H. W. Armstrong’s teachings. It’s easy to laugh at the insanity of believing these prophecies, but I get it. For people who are terrified of death and the future, banking on the possibility of a sure thing gives some semblance of control. Great video, thanks!
You forgot to add Nicolaas van Rensburg. Born in 1864, died in 1926. He didn't predict the end of days per se, but saw coming a third and final world war. As well as a great deal of happenigs from the days of De La Rey to our topsy turvy days.
It’s hilarious for thousands of years people have been claiming the world is going to end, But the world just seems to keep on going.
Yeeeeeeeeeet
No, it ended years ago? You really think 2020 is real?? NAH it's a bigger joke then... (Use Noun/Proper Noun to fill in the blank)
Reece Beast Wyoming
*mega meteor
Cough cough
can you imagine the one dinosaur prophet that got it right, but so many bad predictions have been happening from all the other stegosaurus, that the rest of the herd was like nah, we're good!
Scripture is pretty clear that no one knows the day or the hour.
Exactly, only Yah knows the day and time.
Correct
No one knows the day or hour, but it doesn't say the year.
That’s referring to the second coming! Not the end of the world.
My advice to anyone during Y2K was simple, do you think that Chase bank is going to forget about your mortgage because of a computer date issue? Yeah, not. The fact that folks were believing their finances would halt and so on were not too bright.
Harry Potter crossed with a pokemon killed me 😂😂🤣