8:00 classic Jack misunderstanding. The second slide showed the percentage of people that thought the colonies were better off due to colonisation, not the occupying country
@@laurenceharakis nah the british took 45 trillion dollars out of India... definitely in that case it did not help... famines killed millions of people... there were massacres... just wish they taught a less biased version of history in the UK
@@laurenceharakisthe british empire went in and stole tons of natural resources and SLAVES and killed the native populations of the Americas from their colonization efforts. Yeah, India might have roads now but it’s also in a worse off position for their own citizens than it would have been had the British just left them the fuck alone lol. And also the arbitrary border between Pakistan and India drawn by the British has resulted in a STILL ONGOING war between the countries.
8:48 I believe the reason why France is shown as having so many more venomous animal species than the rest of Europe is because its overseas departments are included. Most of the venomous animals in France are probably only found in, say, French Guiana. Mainland France probably doesn't have any more venomous animals than its neighbours.
a bit late, but in France we are told since childhood to be carefull in tall grass because of venomous snakes, and check insects bites and all. As a French person I was more surprised that Spain was green.
That’s because the name Wang is Asian and Muhammad is Middle Eastern Edit: Yes, I know the Middle East is in Asia geographically, but culturally, it’s different from Eastern Asia
@@jluby09 I obviously know that, but it doesn't mean there can't be any given the dominance of each name. You would think you'd come across one at least once, especially with the desire of Asian immigrant parents wanting to give their newborns "American" first names.
@@KiixPronouncedKicks Ireland is one nation, one people, illegally occupied by the UK. Zaporizhzhia is part of Ukraine the same way Northern Ireland is part of Ireland.
@@ASocialistTransGirl Have you ever been to Northern Ireland? It isn't occupied. As for "one people" that's sort of the whole point of the six counties remaining in the UK. Demographics. Those demographics have been slowly changing over the last century, and if the DUP stop being obstructionist gobshites a border poll may be inevitable. But that doesn't mean the Unionist community will just leave or integrate the way the Anglo-Irish did.
8:06 In this one it is saying the colony has benefited, not the colonist. It's the percentage saying something like "Kenya is now better than it would be because it was colonised by the UK" etc.
Fun fact, Indonesians don’t really have or use last name! We mostly use one word name and Sari is one of the most common names. Sari’s name would just be Sari, no middle name or last name, just Sari. But for some regions, like Bali, they put their family name at the front unlike some places that use (name) (family name), those places use (family name) (name) which I found very interesting.
@@korganrocks3995 Nah I'll be honest with you a lot of Brits get it right due to our close contact and frequent holidays to Spain. Don't get me wrong Brits still get it wrong but the majority of the UK know how to say Gonzales correctly I'd assume, that special pronunciation was just a Jack special. You're right about Americans tho
@@tenplusten1116 It depends on where you live. Southerners would call it apple-ah-chuh, and because I’m from Pittsburgh I’d say a-puh-la-chn, but people not from anywhere near the Appalachians say it like jack says.
8:10 the uk was in a good financial position because it exploited its colonies, the question is whether or not the colonies themselves were better off because they were colonized and the answer is an easy no if you know anything about british history. The uk profited off their suffering.
7:14 YLE in Finland as a news source is very reliable. And this is not coming from someone having worked there 2014-2020 necessarily, objectively the transparency is excellent.
Hi Jack, as a Jew myself the reason Judaism is still one of the big five religions is because it was the first monotheistic religion; meaning the first religion to believe there is only one god. Both Christianity and Islam branched off Judaism (Jesus was Jewish btw). There aren’t many Jews left because it’s a bloodline religion and most of us have been killed off
8:26 I really find the choice of countries really interesting, it’s just Western Europe and Japan. (I know that not everyone had colonies, but Russia did, Portugal did and the USA did as well and probably a few more I’m unaware of, they‘re not included) just wanted to point that out, still very interesting Map and I love these Videos one learns so incredibly much
Re; 6:25 Jewish population map - note that I'm not a historian so I might be a little off on the margins here, but there are several reasons that the European Jewish population is lower. One is, yes, the Holocaust. That is really the #1 factor. It's estimated that only in the last ten years has the *global* Jewish population come back to its pre-Holocaust levels. Considering that the Holocaust affected European Jews almost exclusively, it makes sense that Europe would be the last region to see its numbers recover. But also, Israel exists. Whenever there is any kind of social or humanitarian crisis, there are good odds that a chunk of the Jewish population in the affected region will just say "screw this, we're better off leaving," which is an option that probably wouldn't exist without Israel as a landing spot. Possibly the greatest case in point for this is that in the year after the fall of the Iron Curtain, Israel saw something like a million immigrants from Eastern Europe. There's also, more specifically, been a general and steady rise of anti-semitism throughout Europe in the last few decades. This is best personified in the UK with Jeremy Corbyn's fall from grace, but other examples exist throughout the continent. So even in areas without social or humanitarian crises, European Jews may leave their home country because, well, we know what happens when you wait too long. Which I suppose feeds back into reason #1. I do want to point out that France appears to be the only country with an increase in Jewish population between the two maps, and I'll speculate on why: In the 40's, 50's, and 60's, Jews started emigrating from Muslim-majority countries en masse, due to increasing violence against Jews in those regions. In most cases, the easiest landing spot was Israel (see reason #2), but if you lived in Algeria or Tunisia, both controlled by France at the time of Israeli independence, a lot of times your easiest landing spot was France, instead. There is a very large North African Jewish population in France today, because of that, which didn't exist pre-WWII. Anyway, I hope someone found this interesting and worth the read.
1:51 American here, not sure if you were wondering about the odds of the presidents being born in Massachusetts, or just mostly the east in general, but I have an answer for the latter. The VAST majority of Americans live on the east half of the U.S.A., so statistically more people there will raise the chances of a potential president. Sorry if this was obvious and unnecessary, but I hope it helped!
We should also point out that the US hasn't always been as expansive as it is today, and many of those states west of the Appalachians didn't exist until the 1830's and beyond. Not to mention that little ah... spat we had in the mid-late 1800s. The states involved had to rewrite their constitution before being allowed back into the union.
The reason most presidents were born towards the east is because for about 60-80 years worth of presidents, the west wasn't a thing, and then for the next 50+, the West was essentially a bunch of badlands. Not many presidents coming from there. The reason there are 4 from the same area in Massachusetts is because 2 of them were related and for the ones born in the last 100 years, their families were there cause they're rich.
Funfact: The word 'Tajik' and 'Deutsch' both evolved from the same word, with Stan being land so technically Tajikistan and Deutschland have kinda the same name
@@killianobrien2007 If that's the case the Netherlands have the exact same name too. 'Nederland', Neder means Under/Low, and a bunch of countries even call us the Low Lands for it such as France (le Pays-Bas)
The reason that many presidents were from Massachusetts is because, when the us was first founded that was part of the 13 colonies, so the odd of 1/13 is way larger that’s 1/50
5:01 I'm an avgeek, and I'm with Jack on his comments about private jets. Some people have their own private jets and some rents, I understand that certain people do need to travel security, like CEOs, but hopefully more ceo will travel on commercial airlines, just like some airline ceos.
I love that in the how Germany is called map they includes Friesland, it’s a Dutch province with its own language and as a Dutch person I can confirm I don’t understand a thing they say.
the around 4000 spanic and portuguesse words with an arabic origin comes from a time in the early middle ages when almost all of the iberian peninsula was conquered by an arabic califate. From then, through almost 800 years (711-1492), the peninsula was at war between the christian kingdoms in the north, and the islamic conquered territories in the south. With such a long time to brew, it's not a surprise that we have so many arabianborn words in Spain and Portugal.
Just by the drawing of Castle Rising (that I'd never seen before) I could tell it was built by Normans x) I'm from Normandy and I knew some of the more famous monuments in the UK were built by Normans (Windsor Castle, The Tower of London, parts of St Paul's Cathedral, etc.) but there are so many more. The influence of Normandy in the UK, Ireland and other parts of the world (hi Italy) is much greater than I ever thought.
8:03 I had to rewatch that section like 6 times to understand what was happening. He completely misunderstands what the question is asking. It’s talking about people who think the COLONIZED PLACES are better off for being colonized, and he answers that ENGLAND is better off for having colonized others.
Another funny and great video! Also, at 10:14, that is the Drielandenpunt, or the Three-Point-Land. It is a short drive from the city of Aachen, Germany. Don’t worry, there is parking. I once stood in all 3 countries there!
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9:55 i laughed so hard at the BUTCHERED pronunciation of "Appalachian" it is really pronounced appa-lake-in i live near the mountains and live in upstate NY so i laugh when people mess up the name, it is super confusing though
1:50 for the American presidents, in that county contains Harvard University which 3 out of the 4 presidents from there attended (the other attended Yale, another ivy league college) I think being from this area probably is most beneficial for wanting to be a future president having access to better education
8:00 classic Jack misunderstanding. The second slide showed the percentage of people that thought the colonies were better off due to colonisation, not the occupying country
Which is such an impossible question to answer, I don’t know how anyone could confidently say yes or no.
i definitly think it helped development.
@@laurenceharakis nah the british took 45 trillion dollars out of India... definitely in that case it did not help... famines killed millions of people... there were massacres... just wish they taught a less biased version of history in the UK
@@armadhillo look. the british did a lot of bad things... A LOT but that dosen't mean they did NO good things. also history is biased wherever you go.
@@laurenceharakisthe british empire went in and stole tons of natural resources and SLAVES and killed the native populations of the Americas from their colonization efforts. Yeah, India might have roads now but it’s also in a worse off position for their own citizens than it would have been had the British just left them the fuck alone lol. And also the arbitrary border between Pakistan and India drawn by the British has resulted in a STILL ONGOING war between the countries.
8:48 I believe the reason why France is shown as having so many more venomous animal species than the rest of Europe is because its overseas departments are included. Most of the venomous animals in France are probably only found in, say, French Guiana. Mainland France probably doesn't have any more venomous animals than its neighbours.
a bit late, but in France we are told since childhood to be carefull in tall grass because of venomous snakes, and check insects bites and all. As a French person I was more surprised that Spain was green.
false. where did you get your information?
@@binaryvoid0101tbf they did say probably
Love this new series of Jack mispronouncing different languages
Alpashshian mountains 😂
😂😂😂
Me tooo
His Spanish pronunciation can get a bit funny
Bud-is-um😂
The most common family name is "Wang." The most common given name is "Muhammad." But you never meet anyone named Muhammad Wang.
That’s because the name Wang is Asian and Muhammad is Middle Eastern
Edit: Yes, I know the Middle East is in Asia geographically, but culturally, it’s different from Eastern Asia
@@jluby09 I obviously know that, but it doesn't mean there can't be any given the dominance of each name. You would think you'd come across one at least once, especially with the desire of Asian immigrant parents wanting to give their newborns "American" first names.
Maybe in Indonesia
Muhammad Wang would be weird because Wang in Malaysia is Money but Wang can also be called Duit in Malay
i have lol
1:17 Jack: *pointing out how the UK a flag looks a bit weird*
Also Jack: *completely misses the fact that they made Northern Ireland part of Ireland*
it’s correct though
@@KiixPronouncedKicks No, northern ireland is occupied by the UK.
@@KiixPronouncedKicks Ireland is one nation, one people, illegally occupied by the UK. Zaporizhzhia is part of Ukraine the same way Northern Ireland is part of Ireland.
@@ASocialistTransGirl Have you ever been to Northern Ireland? It isn't occupied. As for "one people" that's sort of the whole point of the six counties remaining in the UK. Demographics. Those demographics have been slowly changing over the last century, and if the DUP stop being obstructionist gobshites a border poll may be inevitable. But that doesn't mean the Unionist community will just leave or integrate the way the Anglo-Irish did.
@@RabidBogling the unionists are the colonial officials
As a New Zealander I can confirm we travelled to the Atlantic Ocean last night
LMFAO
Hey there, I'm in France, can I come over now that you're closer?
That was interesting, I almost lost a gumboot there.
@@formativeassessments bruh we are not Australians
Jack is the type of guy to read an ad thinking it was a map
You’re The Type Of Guy To Put Add Instead Of Ad
You're the type of guy to not put a full stop. (period) Can we start a chain.
@@Cristiano-Is-Number1jakeeeeer
@@Cristiano-Is-Number1cum
@@FullOfFootballOfficialyou’re the type of guy to put a full stop on a question rather then a question mark.
8:06 In this one it is saying the colony has benefited, not the colonist. It's the percentage saying something like "Kenya is now better than it would be because it was colonised by the UK" etc.
Fun fact, Indonesians don’t really have or use last name! We mostly use one word name and Sari is one of the most common names. Sari’s name would just be Sari, no middle name or last name, just Sari.
But for some regions, like Bali, they put their family name at the front unlike some places that use (name) (family name), those places use (family name) (name) which I found very interesting.
the way jack says gonzalez hurts
I refuse to believe Jack hasn’t used the word “weird” yet
He has done "Flags I find Weird"
he’s done it 3 times, think it’s a joke bc he used it the second time and didn’t realise
He's done it for Flags I find...
Not maps I find. I think he's just reusing the "flags I find..." Words
The way he says “González” killed me
I know it's not geography but at this point I feel like we need a "learning how to pronounce words in Spanish" video
I'll never stop being amazed by the creative ways Brits and Americans manage to mangle such a straightforward language!😄
Gon-zay-les
it could be in JackSucksAtStuff
@@korganrocks3995 Nah I'll be honest with you a lot of Brits get it right due to our close contact and frequent holidays to Spain. Don't get me wrong Brits still get it wrong but the majority of the UK know how to say Gonzales correctly I'd assume, that special pronunciation was just a Jack special. You're right about Americans tho
2:29 FROM THE SCREEN TO THE RING TO THE PENT TO THE KING🗡
WHERES MY CROWN THATS MY BLING👑
@@Lazx-officialALWAYS HATE IT WHEN IT PLAYS
@@INFRNA232 SEE I BELIEVE THAT IF I SEE IT IN MY HEART
I WILL CRY WHEN I SEE KSI IN THE STARS
Woah-oh-o oh o-oh this is how the story goes
7:40 In Belgium we have a village named "Mon idée" which litterally means "My Idea"
2:44 I like how he pronounced the Croatian and Bosnian names differently even tho they are the excact same
9:59 as an American I find this hilarious how he’s mispronouncing it😂😂😂
(Apple-a-shon)
that’s wrong, it’s pronounced “App-allah-shɑ̃”
Bro everyone has different ways of pronouncing it. Some people pronounce it Apple-ah-chin
Apple-aah-chin (from an american)
@@tenplusten1116 It depends on where you live. Southerners would call it apple-ah-chuh, and because I’m from Pittsburgh I’d say a-puh-la-chn, but people not from anywhere near the Appalachians say it like jack says.
i say apple ae shin
8:10 the uk was in a good financial position because it exploited its colonies, the question is whether or not the colonies themselves were better off because they were colonized and the answer is an easy no if you know anything about british history. The uk profited off their suffering.
Please bring this comment up guys
yes! this annoyed me when i was watching so much, i realize he just read it wrong but still
7:14 YLE in Finland as a news source is very reliable. And this is not coming from someone having worked there 2014-2020 necessarily, objectively the transparency is excellent.
Hi Jack, as a Jew myself the reason Judaism is still one of the big five religions is because it was the first monotheistic religion; meaning the first religion to believe there is only one god. Both Christianity and Islam branched off Judaism (Jesus was Jewish btw). There aren’t many Jews left because it’s a bloodline religion and most of us have been killed off
Very nice info thank you! Might use this for our new CLE lesson but who knows😊
hello fellow yehud
טוב שלך
hi other jeww
רוב האנשים לא יודעים על זה, והם לא יודעים איך הכל התחיל
5:16 Jack thinking he knows alot of Geography but still doesn't know what is Meridional
6:33 The Jewish population in Europe also decreased because in 1948 Israel was established and then all the Jews immigrated to Israel
That's one way of putting it..
israel was a thing before 1948
@@alimbisIsrael l was founded in 1948
@@urulito the state of israel was founded 1948. israel hans been a thing for around 4000 years
@@alimbis it was called Palestine for half of its lifetime but if we are going for the first ever name to the land then it would be Israel
Jack is the type of guy to need a new comment section asap
9:22 the reason for Chile to probably not have many venomous animals is due to the very high mountains that span through the country.
8:26 I really find the choice of countries really interesting, it’s just Western Europe and Japan. (I know that not everyone had colonies, but Russia did, Portugal did and the USA did as well and probably a few more I’m unaware of, they‘re not included) just wanted to point that out, still very interesting Map and I love these Videos one learns so incredibly much
2:30 .. he knew KSI's song before it even came out
Re; 6:25 Jewish population map - note that I'm not a historian so I might be a little off on the margins here, but there are several reasons that the European Jewish population is lower.
One is, yes, the Holocaust. That is really the #1 factor. It's estimated that only in the last ten years has the *global* Jewish population come back to its pre-Holocaust levels. Considering that the Holocaust affected European Jews almost exclusively, it makes sense that Europe would be the last region to see its numbers recover.
But also, Israel exists. Whenever there is any kind of social or humanitarian crisis, there are good odds that a chunk of the Jewish population in the affected region will just say "screw this, we're better off leaving," which is an option that probably wouldn't exist without Israel as a landing spot. Possibly the greatest case in point for this is that in the year after the fall of the Iron Curtain, Israel saw something like a million immigrants from Eastern Europe.
There's also, more specifically, been a general and steady rise of anti-semitism throughout Europe in the last few decades. This is best personified in the UK with Jeremy Corbyn's fall from grace, but other examples exist throughout the continent. So even in areas without social or humanitarian crises, European Jews may leave their home country because, well, we know what happens when you wait too long. Which I suppose feeds back into reason #1.
I do want to point out that France appears to be the only country with an increase in Jewish population between the two maps, and I'll speculate on why: In the 40's, 50's, and 60's, Jews started emigrating from Muslim-majority countries en masse, due to increasing violence against Jews in those regions. In most cases, the easiest landing spot was Israel (see reason #2), but if you lived in Algeria or Tunisia, both controlled by France at the time of Israeli independence, a lot of times your easiest landing spot was France, instead. There is a very large North African Jewish population in France today, because of that, which didn't exist pre-WWII.
Anyway, I hope someone found this interesting and worth the read.
7:39 imagine you were born in accident,maryland and your parents said “[insert name here], you are a accident”
Jack is the kind of guy who brags about having multiple pairs of glasses
2:37 you messed that up so badly that i feel offended
7:37 Finland has a town called Venäjä, which translates to Russia
7:44 JSAL no context clip idea
1:51 American here, not sure if you were wondering about the odds of the presidents being born in Massachusetts, or just mostly the east in general, but I have an answer for the latter. The VAST majority of Americans live on the east half of the U.S.A., so statistically more people there will raise the chances of a potential president. Sorry if this was obvious and unnecessary, but I hope it helped!
Also, two of the Massachusetts presidents were father and son, so it makes sense that they’d be born in the same place
We should also point out that the US hasn't always been as expansive as it is today, and many of those states west of the Appalachians didn't exist until the 1830's and beyond. Not to mention that little ah... spat we had in the mid-late 1800s. The states involved had to rewrite their constitution before being allowed back into the union.
10:00 I've heard people from different parts of Appalachia pronounce it different ways. He pronounced it different from all of them
Yeah I live in the Appalachian mountains and I’ve never heard someone say it like that
Jack is the type of guy to use the same thumbnail and not think anything about it
jack: doesn't trust the news that is fact-checking all time
also jack: believes those maps that are wrong 99% of the time
7:20 because Finland's main news channel works with tax money
So does Sweden's.
And people are dumb enough to trust it. Yle is pretty "politically corrupted" these days.
The reason most presidents were born towards the east is because for about 60-80 years worth of presidents, the west wasn't a thing, and then for the next 50+, the West was essentially a bunch of badlands. Not many presidents coming from there.
The reason there are 4 from the same area in Massachusetts is because 2 of them were related and for the ones born in the last 100 years, their families were there cause they're rich.
3:35 Gonzaylez 😂
It hurts to hear lmaooo
Danny Gonzalez
2:49
Dude him trying to say "Alemanha" from my language made me die so hard cuz our "nh" ins't spelled like that lol
2:05 bruh 💀💀
Oh my god Jack 💀
@@VGMHabitat💀 kcaj dog ym hO
6:34 its not just that the jewish population couldnt recover, many of them also ran away and just never got back to eroupe
It’s funny when Jack pronounces things totally wrong. He pronounced “Appalachian” Al-patch-ian
5:00 you don’t have to go through security on a plane allowing the transport of drugs.
Jack's titles are the most creative titles I've ever encountered
9:46
Mom: Stop playing and go touch grass
Me: But we live in the sahara desert
Funfact: The word 'Tajik' and 'Deutsch' both evolved from the same word, with Stan being land so technically Tajikistan and Deutschland have kinda the same name
any sources on that? something doesn't add up there. Even just some logic as to why German and tajik could be linked in any way
@sepbasdav I know deutsch means low, so maybe somewhere when pie split off a word for low sounded the same in both languages
@@killianobrien2007 that's an alright answer but to be honest I asked ikhebd.... Screw that, not you
@@killianobrien2007 If that's the case the Netherlands have the exact same name too. 'Nederland', Neder means Under/Low, and a bunch of countries even call us the Low Lands for it such as France (le Pays-Bas)
@@killianobrien2007 I thought it meant 'our'
0:15 americas werent discovered until the 1700s
wow no shit he literally said that
@ bit rude huh
jack's pronunciation in this video was amazing!
5:00 lol our president just goes on a bike
(Netherlands)
Great video Jack! Incredible work into the thumbnail and title! 👍
Jack will never run out of adjectives for this series
This is the third time he has used ‘weird’ so I would think again 😂
JACK EXTREMELY NEEDS TO LEARN HISTORY 6:03
Will you explain what led you to this comment?
Korea was United before at the time
The reason that many presidents were from Massachusetts is because, when the us was first founded that was part of the 13 colonies, so the odd of 1/13 is way larger that’s 1/50
2:00 not very high then
Fancy seeing you here, TSG.
@@ZTimeGamingYT well hello there
5:19
Equator and Meridian
Everyone : Learn the Asian/ North American Capitals
Jack : I didn't see anything
I learned all capitals
@@PaleoPredator15 ok
8:54 "the world and the us"
Ah yes USA famous for being out of the word
5:01 I'm an avgeek, and I'm with Jack on his comments about private jets. Some people have their own private jets and some rents, I understand that certain people do need to travel security, like CEOs, but hopefully more ceo will travel on commercial airlines, just like some airline ceos.
2:29 THICK OF IT
I knew people would make that joke as soon as i heard it i scrolled down to the comment section
4:20 as a jew from israel yeah we are overated
As a Jew from the US yeah we are overrated
As a jew from El Salvador yeah we are overated
As a Jew from the US new jeresy yeah we are overrated
lol we aren’t that over rated we are 6th by size not 5 though
The pronunciation of various things in this episode was so chaotic and distressing but the maps were still great so 8/10.
Strongly agree with you
I love that in the how Germany is called map they includes Friesland, it’s a Dutch province with its own language and as a Dutch person I can confirm I don’t understand a thing they say.
I believe it is also considered the most similar language to English.
1:18 the border with France and Germany is weird
It is wrong and squigly
Jack is the type of guy to name 10 countries in 10 seconds
Don’t read my name
@@pitlyy1ok I won’t
@@pitlyy1Aight 🤔
Hey i am that type of guy to
wdym a bunch of people can do that
2:54 not the slavics calling Germans “the mute” 💀💀
8:28 I think that those are completely made up or the questions were worded in a weird way to get those percentages so high
He also completely misread one of those questions.
Chile's mountains are the reason that so few venomous animals inhabit it.
6:18 I agree for cats because I see them 24/7
what
the around 4000 spanic and portuguesse words with an arabic origin comes from a time in the early middle ages when almost all of the iberian peninsula was conquered by an arabic califate. From then, through almost 800 years (711-1492), the peninsula was at war between the christian kingdoms in the north, and the islamic conquered territories in the south. With such a long time to brew, it's not a surprise that we have so many arabianborn words in Spain and Portugal.
9:10 that map is crazy it has new zeeland as wel as data for greenland and west africa.
9:57 Alpachian Mountains 💀
0:45 "seas"
2:40 Jack, please don't ever try to say Hungarian words again!😂😂
Just by the drawing of Castle Rising (that I'd never seen before) I could tell it was built by Normans x)
I'm from Normandy and I knew some of the more famous monuments in the UK were built by Normans (Windsor Castle, The Tower of London, parts of St Paul's Cathedral, etc.) but there are so many more.
The influence of Normandy in the UK, Ireland and other parts of the world (hi Italy) is much greater than I ever thought.
(2:31) Love the German one ❤ Your'e amazing Jack
People who are here after he changed the thumbnail
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4:06 sikhism : baby i’m not even here, i’m just a hallucination
1:11 how tf did the smart kids draw the canada leaf bro
They’re smart
5:16 I just relized that africa looks like it is avoiding the southwest quadrant
1:36 I believe this is because all presidents are born in the US and that land has been around the longest
8:03 I had to rewatch that section like 6 times to understand what was happening. He completely misunderstands what the question is asking. It’s talking about people who think the COLONIZED PLACES are better off for being colonized, and he answers that ENGLAND is better off for having colonized others.
These maps were all pretty weird but I enjoyed it
Another funny and great video! Also, at 10:14, that is the Drielandenpunt, or the Three-Point-Land. It is a short drive from the city of Aachen, Germany. Don’t worry, there is parking. I once stood in all 3 countries there!
Same with me! Was exactly there a few weeks ago, well it was way more crowded than on the pic😂 I actually live in Aachen lol
@@ThGaOn Cool! Whenever I’m there it doesn’t seem to be busy!
@@theautumnrailfan_1 I went there on a weekend with nice weather. That probably explains why the place was full of people
Are you there more frequently? If you are, you probably live nearby
@@ThGaOn I live in Canada, but I have family near Köln. So I am not there often
1:45 that’s Boston
Boston is Massachusetts
@@HerefordBull703true tho
9:13: France being like "I'm the danger !"
1:31 By by AUSTRALIA 😂
Uh
Love this series Jack
Your videos are so funny to watch 😂
4:35 aren't Scotland and England both part of the UK
Ye
Nope, Scotland is independent now.
@@ASocialistTransGirl Scotland is part of the UK
@@v7throttle WHEREAS, through the power invested in me, a random person on the internet; the people of Scotland, recognizing their inherent right to self-determination and sovereignty, hereby declare their desire to be an independent and sovereign nation;
AND WHEREAS, the people of Scotland, having duly considered their political, social, and economic aspirations, and having exhausted all peaceful and diplomatic means of securing their desired constitutional status within the existing constitutional framework;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, a random Australian socialist trans girl, acting in my capacity as a private citizen of the Republic of Australia, hereby declare and proclaim the independence of Scotland as a separate, sovereign, and self-governing nation.
I affirm that this declaration is a legally binding instrument and serves as a symbolic expression of the will of the people of Scotland. It signifies my aspiration and determination to pursue the process of achieving independence through replies in a youtube comment section.
I hereby call upon the international community, including all nations and organizations, to acknowledge and respect the democratic decision of the people of Scotland and to support their pursuit of self-determination and the exercise of their right to determine their own political, economic, and social destiny.
I affirm my commitment to uphold and protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of all individuals within the borders of Scotland, irrespective of their background, ethnicity, religion, or any other distinguishing characteristic.
I express my readiness to engage in negotiations with the relevant authorities and stakeholders, both domestically and internationally, to peacefully resolve any outstanding issues, including matters related to shared resources, debt, assets, and any other relevant concerns in the interest of all parties involved.
This declaration shall come into effect immediately upon its publication and shall be widely disseminated to ensure its visibility and accessibility to all interested parties.
@@v7throttle now scotland is legally independent.
02:30 THICK OF IT KSI
4:33 if you want you can go the the south korean border😇
*gets arrested*
finally, jack changed the thumbnail
As a Polish person, the way he pronounced "Niemcy" (proper pronunciation: /nʲɛmt͡sɨ/) caught me off guard.
2:01 When you think a promoted ad on Reddit is an Actually Reddit post
Who else loves Jacksucksatgeography
9:55 i laughed so hard at the BUTCHERED pronunciation of "Appalachian" it is really pronounced
appa-lake-in i live near the mountains and live in upstate NY so i laugh when people mess up the name, it is super confusing though
uhh i might seem dumb but what is 2:07
Idk
It's not anything it's just an ad
1:50 for the American presidents, in that county contains Harvard University which 3 out of the 4 presidents from there attended (the other attended Yale, another ivy league college) I think being from this area probably is most beneficial for wanting to be a future president having access to better education
4:00
Regions? Haha!
"Castles of the British and Irish Isles"
Castle Windsor: **Conspicuously missing**