Top 10 People Who DIED With HUGE SECRETS
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Having secrets is part of being human. There is no person alive today who doesn’t have at least one secret. While most of these secrets are of no concern to anyone else, there are some that could benefit the whole of humanity, or even solve some long-running mystery. While some of these may one day surface, others will forever be lost. Here are 10 people who took their biggest secrets with them to the grave, and left us to speculate about what those secrets truly were and how they could have benefited us if we knew them.
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10. Arne Beurling - Cracking the Impossible Code
9. Maurice Ward - The Recipe for Indestructible Plastic
8. Nikola Tesla - Wireless Electricity
7. Jan Sloot - A Revolutionary Data Compression Technique
6. Antonio Stradivari - Crafting Musical Instruments to Perfection
5. Johann Bessler - The Secret to Perpetual Motion
4. Arsene Goedertier - Location of a Stolen Painting of Incredible Value
3. Texas Gov. John Connally - The Kennedy Assassination
2. Edward Leedskalnin - Moving Tons of Stones as if by “Magic”
1. Jerome of Sandy Cove - Nobody Knows
Source/Further reading:
www.wired.com/2007/08/looking...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arne_Be...
www.telegraph.co.uk/technology...
www.techradar.com/news/world-o...
www.theguardian.com/notesandqu...
www.teslasociety.com/tesla_tow...
www.damninteresting.com/teslas...
www.endlesscompression.com/
esolz.net/the-sloot-digital-co...
www.cmuse.org/12-most-expensiv...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_...
www.besslerwheel.com/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghent_A...
judges.mysticlamb.net/facts.html
www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/47...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Co...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-...
www.coralcastleexplained.com/d...
• Ed Leedskalnin's Perpe...
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I have to say that it is really kind of you to put the unknown man as your “number one”. Very classy and respectful of you.
I really love how you just get right to the point. I hate all these videos people have with really long intros.
*cough cough* Watchmojo *cough cough*
Have you seen the one where he does a loong add for a suit he's wearing?
one? I like those numbers.
Agreed!
Me toooo!
The violins were made from wood that grew in the Black forest only during the little ice age. That's what give them the unique sound
This i s what I came to say, I read that the trees cut at that time had grown through certain weather patterns over the years in a particular order changing the way they grew enough that allowed them to produce a sound impossible to replicate.
@@specialk6984 thats what i came to say as well.
I know that Nikola Tesla is the most underappreciated and not getting credit where credit is due. And my reason is this, why is the electric company in different parts of the U.S. are called ConEdison? Edison is NOT the man who saw the use of AC electricity, it was Tesla. Edison preferred DC electricity . And proof has surfaced. In late 1899 the city of Chicago asked Tesla to make 1,000,000 AC light bulbs for the 1900 Wolrd's Fair that was held in Chicago, IL. He did it and to this day they still give Edison, the wrong man credit for work he never did. WHY?
Because Edison was a Con.
Money
because edison was a white american and americans love to be seen as big and great when they're small and tiny and tesla wasn't american, simple racism.
@@---eo2vt someone needs a hug.🤗 who hurt you?
Tesla would never have realized his vision if he hadn't come to America🤷♂️
The headline shown for the Kennedy Assassination was for Robert F. Kennedy in 1968, not President Kennedy who was killed in 1963.
The wood from the region where Stratevari would have used his maple, spruce and willow to make his Violins were theorized to have special properties due to the mini ice age from volcanic eruptions worldwide. Recent analysis of the wood rings inside trees of the same region and time he was alive confirmed this with the wood rings being incredibly tight packed due to the very slow growth of the trees during this time of reduced sunlight and cold weather.
J Justice obviously I have a cracking social life😂
Yes, straight fax here!
Got there before me cuz lol
The Second Law of Thermodynamics is like Starlite... unbreakable. The perpetual motion machine was unquestionably a fraud. Oh, right, he was so precious that he destroyed it... how conveeeeeenient.
Fermat's Last Theorem. It was eventually solved, but Fermat stated that he had a "marvelously simple" proof of it, and the 140 page final proof that we got a few decades ago was probably not what he had in mind.
What's good Simon?!?!? Congratulations on the success of your channel, you deserve it as you consistently put out great content. Thank you for enlightening me every day!!!
The Strativarius Secret is the WOOD that he used, the specific trees he chose were trees that had been through our "dark ages" period where the sun was measurably weaker/our atmosphere blocking most of it, with very tight age rings growing trees that were very dense
If you watch the Zapruder film, you can see that when the so called "magic bullet" hits Kennedy and Connelly, they are not sitting like they are in the diagram. The diagram shows them both facing forward with their hands resting on their legs. In that position, yes, the bullet would have had to change direction.
If you watch the video, you will see that is not even close to how they were positioned. The "magic bullet" was the second bullet fired. The first had struck Kennedy in the throat, causing him to struggle the breathe. Connelly then turns almost 90 degrees toward the passenger door, and is checking to see what's wrong with Kennedy. You can see when the second shot occurs because Connelly reacts, grabbing his wrist. If someone made a diagram orienting Kennedy and Connelly as they actually were at the time of that shot, the bullet's trajectory would be a much straighter line.
Regardless Kennedy’s brains were behind him. Meaning the shot had to come from the front.
@@gypsydust take a watermelon or cantaloupe and shoot it with a rifle sometime. I think the results might surprise you
Kennedy was also in an open top vehicle that started accelerating. The damage to Kennedy's skull was the top of his head. When that fatal shot hit him, he lunged forward briefly, then fell back in the car seat. Given all those factors, of course his brain and skull fragments would fall out onto the trunk.
Testicles - What is it with Conspiracy theorists they just have to hold onto their "I am special because I know the truth" BS -
@@gypsydust No It does not - The bullet enters the skull, pushes a compression in front of it, this bounces back off the inside of the front the skull before the bullet cracks it open so you have pressure pushing backwards, the head snaps back as the front of the skull is opened and the balance of the pressure pushes out the front - This has been demonstrated and discussed many many times.
Such an awesome and interesting video Simon!!! Possibly my favorite of all your videos!! Thank you for your amazing work!!! I love it!!!
Its a curious response from an academic and Professor - whose whole life was centred about learning and teaching - to state: "a magician never reveals his secrets". I wonder if Arne Beurling had secret dealings/input into the development and construction of the T-52 machine itself? How else, but having prior intimate knowledge of it's workings, could he have solved the cypher - which was far more complex than the Enigma machine - by himself in 2wks with only a pencil and paper??
IMO either he (secretly) knew about the T52 machine, or he had access to someone that did.
I agree with you 100%, I was going to post the same, but you were faster 😉
What an awesome list. Thanks TopTenz, for your usual irony, wit and fab research!
Amazing how the whole "bullet would have had to change course/ stop mid-flight" stuff just gets repeated and repeated even though it is demonstrably false.
thank you
at the clip I can easily place myself in a position where the gov and J could be aligned for one shot taking into account inertia. vehicle acceleration\steering will move you oddly.. not to mention how strangely politicians sit sometimes.
The moral of the story here kids is KEEP NOTES WHEN DOING RESEARCH!!!
why? Not like i can profit from my knowledge after i die :P
@@ivanvdovic683 no, but your family can.
Really great program! Lots of mysteries. One of the best I've seen of this genre.
love the video. great topic guys
way cool man keep up the good work
EDISON WAS A HORRIBLE MAN bless Tesila!!
I'm behind in my reading so kind of pick up ones that look intriguing. This is my second so far today and is another winner! Thanks.
GREAT VIDEO!!
Especially the great Antonio Stradivari. How his violins were constructed to be able to produce that unearthly, silvery tone is beyond amazing!! And they were crafted so perfectly completely by hand!!
They think the secret of the way they sound was the varnish. Stradivari bought his varnish from a man who was a part-time alchemist, and one of the ingredients that he used was crushed amethyst. Amethyst, like all crystals, has a natural frequency at which it vibrates, and the frequency is a harmonic of the frequency of the E string on a violin. Given that you tune the other strings on a violin from the E string, that makes the entire varnished surface of the violin a sounding board. Also, the wood itself - Stradivari didn't have a shed or any kind of storage area for the logs that he used for his wood, but the river ran past his house so he left the logs floating in the river and fished one out whenever he needed wood. It took a couple of years to dry the log out but that didn't matter. Stradivari lived for 93 years, a phenomenal age back then - Cremona, his city (he never left it) was besieged three times and hit by plague twice but he couldn't have cared less, he ignored everything except his violins - so he had plenty of time. A very interesting man.
It's the density of the wood the rings are very close together
Researchers have demonstrated that their sound quality is actually consistently judges as inferior to high-quality modern violins, so long as they're judged blindly. The secret to why they sound superior is the power of suggestion. People believe they sound superior, and so they do
Billy Idol wrote that song "Sweet 16" about Ed Leedskalnin.
This is a great video, but sad as well as it makes you wonder what information was lost for all time that the world could have benefited from.
I did indeed enjoy this list and shall hit that like button.
I visited Coral Castle a number of years ago, and it was absolutely amazing. One of the things that got me was that he had built something called the Polaris Telescope. It's a monolithic stone (about 25 feet high) with a circle cut out about a foot or so from the top, with two pieces of wire strung through the middle like crosshairs. The center of the crosshairs is right at Polaris.
Human Greed has once again Triumphed! Technology and Knowledge that could've been extraordinary has been lost to the people who only value profit!
Yeah, like that guy who invented the car that runs on water and who subsequently 'disappeared'...
Let me guess. Out of a love for humanity, you work for nothing.
A care that runs on water... Around these parts, we call that a boat.
yeah at least half of these are proven to be pure bs but this channel states them as facts. kinda sad
Or, or there are a bunch of liars, hoaxers and self-deceived dipshits. Oh and gullible morons.
#5, "it's also possible that he fooled everybody" no, it is only possible that he fooled everyone. You said it yourself, perpetual motion isnt possible
big universe out there, Traveler, to claim anything to be universally true;)
I was going to say the exact same thing. Perpetual motion is impossible, he obviously fooled everyone.
Awesome, as are all your videos.
Fascinating!
This was awesome!
No, Tyson Thomas's comment was awesome!
I agree with a commenter from another video. We love the serious, authoritative Simon. The Business Blaze Simon with that air drum roll? (The more a "joke" is repeated, the funnier it gets....No)
Simon is a great presenter. If only other channels followed suit. Good on you Simon. All the best from down under. Oi oi oi!
Hi Kimberly. I'm in Bundaberg at the moment but have lived mostly in Sydney and Brisbane. Have a great Christmas. All the best.
Coral Castle is a trip. i spent 4 hours there & finally figured out how he did it.
samus1421 care to share with the rest of the class?
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The wood used in the stradivarius violins is very dense the rings are very close together
In regards to the violin they found that it had to do with the wood being submerged in oxygen depleted water.
There is NO secret to Perpetual Motion, it ain't possible, simple physics -
It probably is possible, but nobody really knows except for you.
@@KIMTUANVIETNAM me and 100% of anyone with the slightest of physics education.
@@ATPMolloy1 Yeah, Perpetual Motion is just a myth, it ain't real.
@@ATPMolloy1 Let's just hope no-one bickers and argues about if it's real or not.
Yeah, scientific facts never change with new learning.
that 10gb to 8kb thing SHOULD have had come to reality
Except it wasn't supposedly about compression _at all,_ but rather encryption and shared data. From what I could dig up on a quick googling, the demonstration device for the Sloot coding system was a 'magic box' to which an 8 kb chipcard was inserted and the movies stored on it were decrypted and played back.
Just compressing a 10 GB movie into 8 kB was and still is a completely ludicrous idea. There's no way around.
MosoKaiser if it is true though, he was definitely murdered.
Well then, Prof Google, must be true then..
There are ancient active societies NONE outside of them have heard of. Trust, its out there being utilized.
its my dream to die with a deep dark secret or my last words to be an unsolvable riddle will take millennia to solve
finaltokko Rosebud
finaltokko my secret is the percentage of the chance of Micheal Bay making a great movie.
Last words :
My secret treasure is hidden.....*ughhh* * die*
You can claim that you have the answer to why did the chicken crossed the road.
They know how Stratavari made his instruments,it's the special wood.
I find it horrendous that you would even mention the Kennedy assassination magic bullet theory. The imagined twisting and turning of the bullet is only necessary in a standard vehicle. The car Kennedy was traveling in had been specially modified so the back seats were on a different level than the front and were also not aligned directly behind. When the bullet is tracked through this modified car, it hits as described on a perfectly straight line. No "magic" required.
Also, recent investigations have discovered the last bullet. There had been a person under the bridge overpass who had been hit by a chunk of concrete that was somewhat unexplained. They were able to track a nick in the traffic light that showed a bullet had hit the Light housing and had then been deflected toward the concrete bridge and that caused the person to be hit by the splinter of concrete.
Lmao!!
Dear Sirs;
The newspaper you showed in the John Connely segment was about Robert Kennedy, not John.
Hey Simon! I know it has been a while since this video aired, but I just looked up more info on Jerome of Sandy Cove, and I am sure that you found this out through your research, but there was a video posted a number of years ago that gave more info on Jerome. Turns out there was more to his back story than people thought. No pirates or anything, but a doctor from Sandy Cove inself had removed his legs to stop frostbite from becoming gangrenous, and there was some other back story to the poor guy as well. It was quite interesting and only 4 minutes long, I think. Keep up the great work and I absolutely love all of your channels! :-) ~Susan
Wow. These secrets were way bigger than I thought they were going to be lol
If it wasn’t for the great musician Larry Fine, of the world renowned musical troupe Howard Fine Howard, I would’ve never heard of a Stradivarius. That is a multi layered joke for the truly keen geniuses of the world.
Greatest. Voice. Ever.
And Michael Jackson. I am surprised he isn't on the list. No one would really know if Annie is OK.
Edison didn't invent direct current, that was Faraday. Do a vid on Faraday!
I heard that the *weather* during Stradivari's time had a lot to do with the quality of his instruments. It was very unusual balmy and wet weather for the region during Stradivari's lifetime, so when the trees were cut down they had a very *unique chemistry* , which then transferred to the tone of the instruments made from them. It cannot be replicated by any means, the unusual weather pattern which created the *perfect trees* for making musical instruments has never returned nor is it ever like to.
How does "Wireless Charging" work?
My Note can do it and it fascinates me.
Plus, I'd love to hear you explain it, Simon!
Have a read up on transformers.
They forgot ARC Trooper Fives from the Clone Wars; he knew about the chips that would be used to implement Order 66.
Satans Fat Cat Lol
Captain Rex believed him.
IMO, Starlite is a farce. The inventor could easily have created a patent that would have guaranteed that his idea would not be stolen. He did not reveal his process because he had none. His demos were falsified
So, the inventor decides to not patent his invention and so guarantee not earning any profits (and of course not subjecting his invention to technical analysis). How convenient.
This is what I tend to think too
Likely perhaps, but then again, perhaps not. The Invention Secrecy Act of 1951 has been misused for decades to suppress tech or ideas that threatened the established status quo, not national security as originally intended, no, but the economic 'powers-that-be' instead. I know a man who got this 'treatment' from the patents office. He was summarily rejected for his patent 4 times, each time for a different reason, & each time the other 3 reasons given at the other times were not an issue, & had passed inspection. Truth? They were not going to give him a patent, period, because it was a threat to the current order-of-things. He had designed a multi-staged hydraulic transmission that powered hydraulic wheel units. It was powered by a small 'stationary' engine that had heat-vaporization carburetion. Result? A car that had 100's of horsepower measured at the tire (most cars have 50-100 at most), & that had fuel economy of several 100's of miles per gallon of gasoline. If he had chosen to manufacture without a patent, the patents office then responds by granting his invention's patent to the company or companies most threatened by it, & they can then take 'legal' action to end his or any similar ventures. That's how 'they' do it. Informed & total freedom-of-choice, real progress, & true autonomy are most dangerous (to 'them') & that's why we (all the rest of us) aren't ever really allowed to have any of these 'dangerously' wonderful things....
@@jaylebeau7783 what was this man's name?
@@MrWosull Norman "Chico" Joyce (R.I.P.).
My favorite was the Leatherman, whose identity is still a mystery today...as is the reason for his incredible wandering.
The story of the Mystic Lamb altar piece pops up every few years. There are many books and theories dedicated to it, a lot of amateur investigators trying to retrieve it. Imo it was destroyed somehow and is unretrievable.
Put a message through the t-52 then the enigma machine. That would probably really be unbreakable for anyone lol
A strat violin sounds so much better than any other you can tell the difference even through UA-cam and headphones
Well this made me sad
Antonio Stradivari's instruments were made from the wood of the trees that were found around his home, during the time of his life there was a global cooling due to a lack of direct sunlight, this made the wood around where he lived more dense because the trees did not grow as quickly (basically the rings in the trees were closer together) this allowed for greater reverberation within the instruments which in turn made them sound better.
Research shows don't even sound better
Stradivari's mystery was solved a while ago. It seems that in the years prior to his instrument building, the area in which he lived went through a kind of environmental problem due to weather. The trees in the area stopped growing at their normal rate. This made the wood much more dense than it would've normally been; giving his instruments superior sound.
and the whole irony is that in blind testing more often than not Stradivarius's works don't get chosen as the best tones, with professional violinists frequently choosing other, and often modern, violins as better sounding than the famous Strads
Yeah. Inferior by today's standards. So long as you don't tell the listener it's a Stradivarius before hand
The stratavari violin gets it’s incredible sound from pissing on the wood after!!!
GOT HIM!!
Perfect balance. A oil well pumping unit is close. A perfect balance of the rods and the weights on the side of the pumping unit will keep it going prepually once they get it going right. Energy only used when starting or shutting down the pumping system.
So who wants to help me with a time machine to go find these people and figure out their secrets
Darth Guilder sign me in on it
Chris Seals unless I learned a terrible truth, if I told you, they would come for us, they are dangerous, and the best way for humanity to be safe from them is to be ignorant of them, I've said too much already, beware them
Darth Guilder lol Maybe someone used a time machine and made "sure" their inventions were never revealed. The data compression one is kinda suspicious.
@oƃƃə Or maybe you did, but your actions created a split in the space-time continuum and now there is one timeline where the secrets were kept (ours), and a new one were they were revealed.
And then you might end up like Jérome. ... That's who he must be, a time traveller with a malfuntioning time machine.
No comment on the fact that Tesla is a Serb/Croat? faith in humanity slightly restored
I was going to comment that by the end of his life he was pretty crazy and that he didn't take any magic secrets to the grave. The technology wouldn't have worked.
No comment about race. But maybe one about pigeons.
The guy who knew how the pyramids were built wanted to say. ...work. lol
i feel like i have 10 cases of blue balls now
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Good call on number 1
Number 6 they have found it was the wood, he had used trees that had been subjected to years of bad weather due to a massive volcanic eruption, this caused repeatedly tight rings in the trees growth making it a very dense wood and so giving the instruments their exceptional resonance .
You showed the wrong Kennedy assassination newspaper headline. The one you used was his brother Robert Kennedy.
There are some oddities about RFK's death. 8 shots were fired, but only one six gun was recovered. Was it done by friends of Joe Valachi? Friends of Marilyn Monroe? The Kennedy Triumvirate was made up of pussyhounds!!
And out of all these incredibly interesting and well presented facts you feel that it is best to raise a negative so you can try and feel like you aren't as dumb as you are. Pathetic.
@@leondillon8723 what the is a one six gun
@@sule.A One that holds six (or sex) bullets in a cylinder.
#8 does work because tesla system didn't take into accounts Maxwell's law of magnetic field strength over distance, rather ironically its measure in the si of Tesla's(T) today
Once something is already in motion, perpetual motion violates the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics (the entropy of the universe will always increase--thus, kinetic energy will be dissipated as heat through friction/drag and such), not the First.
A lot of these probably never existed, especially the perpetual motion device and Tesla's wireless energy.
They did exist, the first one could just be false info, though, he probably just fooled people.
The Strativari mystery was solved. They found that because of certain natural conditions during his lifetime, the trees that were used to make his instruments had wood that was much more dense than is normal.
The secret is that they actually sound inferior to modern violins when judged blindly
Ivan the Terrible, who died without revealing the location of his famed library,
About the Jan Sloot item - anyone with even a rudimentary background in the theory of communication of information can tell you that the idea of compressing 10 GB of data into only 8 KB is laughably absurd.
Also find it almost impossible that a single key floppy disc could have been lost which rendered the entire thing unusable. What idiot wouldn't have had it saved elsewhere or even just printed out on paper.
Knowledge is power
No mention of "Lee Harvey Oswald"?
Guernicaman because he's not dead. Ha.
Jane Howard yes he is. He was shot two days after the Kennedy assassination by a Dallas nightclub owner named Jack Ruby
AC electricity is notoriously far less safe than DC.
It's practically lies in its lack of voltage drop over distance.
Number 10 is a spy / double agent.
If he did not give up his methods he should have been arrested and charged.
what about Albert Johnson "The Mad Trapper"
Search: "JFK-This speech killed him" and look at the description...
The secret to perpetual motion- Bye, Felicia, to the DWP.
Edward Leedskalnin filled cast the stones and then filled them with cement after they were in place.
Do you realize you showed a newspaper account of Robert Kennedy’s death in Los Angeles? You should be more careful
The British also broke T52 to a degree, wasn't just the Swedish. Also, after mid 1943 they couldn't break it either.
Arne Beurling out here looking like Carl from Sling Blade mmm hmmmm
It's also said that it's because the wood that he used for his violins came from trees that grew during 'the Maunder minimum'.
every living thing dies
Strat made a few trees into objects enjoyed by billions and billions more to come.
Glad the trees didn't end up as some fuggin light pole.
In my opinion, Ben Rich died with some of the most important secrets in human history
Simon youre amazing ....tht mean a lot from old stupid Polack .....love this channel
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Love number 9
Stradivarius is associated with the Little Ice Age, and that density of wood is credited with its superlative features.
They actually sound inferior to modern instruments
Mostly imposters who died before they were called on their bluffs
Remember to write things down, people, even if you hide it, we may need your ideas
Antonio Stradivari's secret had nothing to do with the shape of the violin, adhesives, or what he used to sand it with. The reason why they sound so amazing is because the wood he used was from trees that lived thru the "Little Ice Age". This happened between 1645-1715. Unless we have another little ice age, there will be no violins that sound like the Stradivari...
Borax and other chemicals were used to treat the wood. While tonewoods used make unique sounds and even a single species of wood may have a unique sound, the reason they are still around shows that the wood underwent chemical baths that protected the wood to this day. I mean you can do NMR on a small piece of one if you want proof. But it has been done, and the resulted peaks spell out that the wood in question was aggressively treated with borax. We still use borax to treat wood to this day. The wood for the tops is mostly responsible for the tones but if climate can control the growth of spruce used as the top or other woods used in bracing, we would not need a little ice age, you would just plant the trees in a place that had similar climate. So as I understand it while the wood used has interesting tonal properties the chemical bath would likely have changed the crosslinking of the surface oils creating polymers, making not only a decent protectant, but also contributing to the sound.
gorepuppy: all I can reply to that is Google it.........................
I have and googles supports my ideas. But so does chemistry and logic. Someone took a small piece and did NMR spectroscopy scans. My statement about the climate is just logic. There are zones today with the similar climate as Italy during the last LIA.
I don't believe Sloot's system could do what was claimed. Amazing that it was somehow "lost".
I tend to go with the Stradivarius theory that he used wood out that had been submerged and pulled out of some body of water (I believe it was a river). I feel like there was a Nova (or similar show) where they recreated this and it had almost identical acoustics when tested.
Perpetual motion machines are impossible. Sorry... however, energy can appear out of quantum fluctuations in a vacuum.
Levers and pulleys have been used for millenia to move larger blocks of stone. If you have a hand wench, it's REALLY easy.
the coral castle is interesting
At 9:36 the newspaper story is about Robert Kennedy. Look at the date: June 5, 1968.
Regardless of this, and the fact that you mispronounce at least one word in every video (intentional or because of British pronunciation I don't know...) I still like your work. Keep churning out these always interesting, but not very relevant facts!
I have subscribed and will continue to like your vids (when I remember to.)
I post corrections on his videos all the time. My mom was a linguist, so I know when he pronounces it correctly for where he's from. But, you're right. Sometimes I hear him pronounce a word that I've never heard anyone else use.
If that’s all you have to complain about, everybody pronounces words differently all the time,and pronunciation is open to debate, some names are spelt so differently from how they are pronounced I defy anyone even a linguist to get them right every time. Words in any language only mean something when we assign a meaning to them,that is how languages evolve, and so I think you decrying his pronunciation is lame and without merit,think about it, how many narrations does Simon do every day, even if it is only two, each one is on different subjects within a main topic with many different names and places from different countries, and whoever writes the narration could have made a mistake when writing the words, I dare you to do the same without a mistake.............well, dare you?.
@@allandavis8201 That is NOT a very imposing challenge at the end of your post, it's called RESEARCH. How hard would it be for Simon to ask one of his numerous assistants to look up words he's not familiar with. If this was an everyday conversation, of course I would have the tact to not hurt someone's feelings. Simon is a PROFESSIONAL here, as in HE GETS PAID for what he does! So he better do it RIGHT! If it was the occasional, obscure word, that would be one thing. But Simon misses some real soft-lobs! If the crowd during a game sees a b-ball player miss an easy lay up or a free-throw, they're going to let him hear it! If you see your kid, or a bunch of guys fooling around on the court, not so much. Simon's position puts him out there to be critiqued.
MontReal is often mispronounced as Mon treal or Mont treal. BOTH WRONG!!!
James Poplin , is that all you can come back with, wow, your arrogance knows no bounds, just because Simon is paid that does not mean he is not allowed to make a slip or mispronunciation, even top telly vision presenters make mistakes, and unless it is a live broadcast they have the time and money to either re-film the segment or edit it out, this Chanel and many others rely on advertising and viewer likes etc to make any money to at the very least keep the Chanel going. I think that you are one of those who believes they can do anything better than anyone else but in reality are a jack of all trades and master of none. NOBODY can get pronunciation correct all the time, and if you think you can then not only are you delusional but a total bighead. My dare still stands, go on produce your own video and go through a whole narration without mispronunciations, stumbles, or any other mistake that you think you would not make.