There were some small surprises there, but the fact that Finland made it as high as it did is crazy. We have a small Jewish population that came to the country relatively recently.
Hi Sam! Longtime viewer ever since I was looking for a video on the Hellenistic period and found these videos thanks to Historia Civilis! As a Catholic, I can tell you that the vast share of respondents of this denomination is not at all surprising to me, but then again, I went to a Jesuit high school, where we are very much taught to examine many perspectives intellectually. I particularly enjoy the videos on the Early Modern Period and love using them as a self-help guide to the Henry Abramson lectures. Since I am also working more on Polish history, the videos on the Commonwealth are very informative, and I cannot wait for the Second Polish Republic section! Wondering if there will be any more videos on the history of the Jews in Latin America? I am Colombian by background myself and have a Jewish uncle whose parents moved to El Salvador from France prior to WWII.
Also I really appreciate the videos on the development of Jewish law, as not only do the segments on Maimonides greatly help me understand Thomas Aquinas’s citations of him in Summa Theologica, I am much more able to appreciate the ongoing intellectual and philosophical issues thanks to these videos!
@@TheAndrewSchneider Another Catholic! I also very much like this channel, and the teachers at the parochial high school I went to might find it interesting, too. Aquinas’s citation of Maimonides was a bit of a surprise to me. Kind of flies in the face of the what most imagine of the “Dark Ages”.
@@DiamondKingStudios Definitely this channel helps me greatly as I try to learn to read Hebrew and understand the grammatical framework of Afroasiatic languages more generally.
Also, I do remember in my theology classes that the teachers would definitely insist on reading the Tetragrammaton out loud, and I always found it jarring but did not quite know why. Am glad to know that this was a justifiable feeling in retrospect.
Hi, I just came across your channel and was curious to know if you had plans to cover more recent history since the establishment of the state of Israel and the occupation of Palestine?
Hi Sam! I have learned a lot from your channel and I love how much you like surveys like this. I have done surveys and demographic slides like this in the past and I had a suggestion concerning the categorization which I think would help a lot in future analysis. From my own academic research and my own personal history in the religion (although I am not religious and only really see myself a 'Christian' in a secular cultural sense), "protestant" is a very very broad category and many are so different from one another they have little in common other then the label as "Christians." Which does not exist among our Catholic and Orthodox cousins. I understand there are way to many Protestant denominations and ideologies to count, (we protestants love theological disputes what can I say). I think especially given certain groups relationships with Judaism, and the mission of the channel, I think it would be good for a future survey. I would probably suggest something like Mainline Protestant, Evangelical Protestant, (and maybe Mormon?) as these are divisions I found helpful in my own academic studies.
Dividing Protestant denominations between mainline and evangelical is statistically irrelevant and the distinction only applies to America. A better way to distinguish would be "Protestant(dispensationalist)" and "Protestant(non dispenstionalist)".
It is the first that I watched one of his survey videos, so I don't know if he did this last time, but I have never seen presenting language statistics with the flags of the largest city of that language community. Completely besides the point of his video, but I just found that very interesting.
Hello Sam, I am a 2023 incomer to your channel, and have been fascinated so far by Jewish history, particularly because 1. Some of my friends are Jews 2. My mother married a man with Jewish, Irish, and Polish ancestry about 10 years ago, and consequently I am now related to a Jew. I am also interested in the causes of the military increase from 2022-2023, that could be because leftist viewers were becoming much more pro NATO than the right for the first time, at least in the US.
The relatively high number of Finnish viewers can probably be explained by the fact that in Finland we actually like our Jews and we have a lot of religious people who are very much siding with Israel. As for me, I'm a Finnish Lutheran, I'm a history buff and I have a lot of Jewish friends online, you have an excellent Jewish history channel, so of course I'm here. The sudden increase in the number of military people on your channel is probably caused by some interesting videos you've made about Jewish military men.
3:53 I wanted to know, for future surveys, how do you consider those that are not in active duty but are soldiers withחוגר and are students in the Atuda programs. I mean by next year ill be an academic officer in the IDF but I wanted to know just in case
Huh... Instead of country flags you used the flag/seal of the biggest city where a given language is spoken, right? Definitely better than including 30 or so country flags for Spanish.
I like it too, especially considering that the yellow(gold)-red flag used for Polish can represent not only Warsaw but also my city - Łódź! 😁 Both cities have the same colors in their coats of arms. Therefore, the same simplified flags.
As a catholic from Alabama, I see myself as quite a unique viewer of this channel, but truly Sam I have learned so much from this channel and I see yours as one of the highest quality on the entire platform. Thank you so much for exposing me to your history niche and continue doing what you are so good at doing man!
I'm trying to remember what I wrote for most of them, but I'm proud(ish) to say that I'm one of the only 7 respondents watching from Yorkshire! I have no clue what I voted in the mock election, but it's very likely different now since the war changed my opinions on a lot of things to do with the current government, not to mention the problem that's been going on all year with the supreme court... I find the religious demographics interesting in this survey, I wonder what made the Xristians increase so much? My answer was of course Masorti (Conservative) Jewish.
3:23 Ooh clever move to use the flag/emblem of the city with the largest number of speakers. Much better than just using country flags. The nerd in me finds that detail extremely satisfying. 🤓
Oh so _that’s_ what it is! I knew flag #1 (english) looked familiar, but I couldn’t quite place it… it’s the flag of NYC! (which no one knows about, even people that live there)
@@johngillespie3409 The flag pictured is either the flag of New York City, or the (nearly identical) flag of Manhattan Borough. Google it if you don’t believe me.
Sam, in the "Personal experience with judaism" you should add the option "Have jewish ancestry". Thousands of catholics i've met, including myself, have an connection to jewish culture and history because they are descendants of jews. This category is particularly big in Latin America, where thousands of christians, particularly catholics, have jewish ancestry.
@@emmamcclellan8272 I have an similar story. My great-grandmother was an russian jew who married an catholic italian. I've heard hundreds of examples like this here in South America.
I am currently an atheist, but was raised and (in some ways still am) a jesuit catholic. It is not surprising to me to find catholics as the biggest source within christianity. At least in the jesuit school, broad thought and ideas are shared and acknowledged and curiosity is greatly regarded. Love your videos and Jewish history and I hope i continue to see your content for so many years to come
Proud to be one of your 3 respondents from Northern Ireland (by interpolation one of your ~60 subscribers from Northern Ireland (correct me if this is not an appropriate use of the word Interpolation))
2024 Will show more people leaning more right wing imo. For me, an Israeli, the October 7th attacks didn't change my socially liberal views, just made me a more classical liberal/libertarian, and more right wing on matters of Israeli nationalism and security, and I would vote for Yisraeli Beiteinu rather than the Meretz I've answered last year
I'd actually expect the opposite;if opinion polls in Israel are any indication, there's been a clear shift leftward. Also keep in mind that the vast majority of respondents aren't Israeli to begin with. Why yes, I will be voting for Gen. Golan in the Labor leadership election.
@SamAronow Nah, as Amit Segal said once- "Israeli people have shifted to agree with Bibi on many points, except for the part where he is prime minister" I think the idea that anyone who is against Bibi is left is a stupid one made up by Bibi himself. Btw, I wonder if you'll be making a video on your Israeli elections channel? It's kinda been left out ever since the election that saw Bennett win
@@kfiraltberger552 Well I've looked at people's opinions on individual issues over the years, and by all appearances they haven't shifted with any significance since the 1990s. What has changed the most is _which_ issues are most salient, how the parties themselves are perceived, people's opinions on Bibi, and all of the above combining to create a rightward social desirability bias- i.e. the longevity of the right in power has created a false perception that the median public have shifted right on the issues. Something very similar happened in the US in the 1920s that we're going to talk about soon.
If anyone wonders why the number of respondents from Finland differ with the number of Finnish speakers, its that we have a Swedish-speaking minority here. And just like other Finns, Finnish jews have people that speak either as their first language (or both).
Hi Sam, I am a longtime viewer and fan of your channel. Your jewish history series from pre-history till now has been greatly educational, especially since your content is free from any political bias. I just want to know that apart from me, how many other Indians watch your channel?
Cant believe that little finland of all nordics made it to the top 10. Maybe do an episode on the history of jews in the nordics some day? With all the evacuations from denmark to sweden and finnish co-belligerence with germany during ww2 it would sure be an interesting one
Happy New Year Sam, I'm very grateful to have found your channel. I genuinely find it to be the best channel for Jewish history on the Axis's of Entertaining, Artistic, Academic and Educational. We've all been learning a lot from you and the way you care about the history you tell really makes us want to keep exploring it. You've done a lot to bring this all to us in a way that we'd surely remember. As a Catholic from Chicago, some of my best friends from an early age were Jewish families who (like so many) moved out to the Suburbs in the 80s and 90s - where our family's farm village became surrounded by the new townships. It's still there today, even if many of the old families are gone now. No one was too far away from the old memories of the Old Countries that both my family and my Jewish friend's came from, and after a while - the only people who remembered the City the way it used to be, and the old Country, were people like my and my friend's parents and grandparents. Their telling of history is what originally inspired many of our own interests in History, and the history we lived amongst. So, in a lot of ways, this channel is something that reminds me of those times - of that old mission: To Never Mourn, But Always Remember. Thank you for that, and for all the work you do. Happy 2024.
The video does not say this because not everyone who is a trans woman was assigned male at birth, for example some intersex people (or indeed considers “male to female” an accurate description of their transition, particularly if they are nonbinary trans women). It might not seem massively consequential to you (indeed the survey itself isn’t really) but the data is what the data is and what you said is not what the data says.
I’m glad there are more Polish people watching than last year. Polish and Jewish histories are very closely intertwined and unfortunately many Poles are still extremely misinformed about Jewish history
I feel that the ratio of Christian denominations is roughly analogous to statistics of the world as a whole, though in just the countries with similar development to the US, Europe, or Australia there might be slightly more Protestants due to prior English settlement in the non-European regions.
It's interesting how 4% people responded as some form of Far-Right. Assumedly, the actual number is higher, as I would not think most people of this category would be invested enough as to participate in a poll due to the inherent nature of the channel. Actual viewership could be higher if these types are only interested in browsing.
I'm glad more Christians are watching your videos. I'm a 40 year old Christian guy in the US (though, I think it nascent to say I'm areligious/nonpracticing, and quite mainstream), and some of the rhetoric I see people sharing on social media makes me very concerned; I hope your videos are causing a certain kind of person to rethink their preconceived notions, inherited bigotries, peer reinforced bigotries etc.
While I'm impressed by all of your statistical information, I thoroughly approve of your background photo: the SMS Seydlitz with accompanying Zeppelin.
One question that might be interesting, don't know if it's already on the survey, it was a while ago, would be what other history and history adjacent channels people watch.
In the future can you make a map where compare channel viewers from different sub national divisions to predicted number based on religious demographics? If that sounds like too much work, if you provided a CSV or excel file with the information you want private kept out, I could do it.
Hi! Request for the video next year, when you make comparative statements, could you please show/tell what last years number were? Thanks! Love the channel!
Well you answered your own question... You would put "none. You said you're an atheist. And specified your view your Jewishness as your ethnicity. I don't see the confusion here.
@@SamAronowThanks for responding to my joke post. :-) I like the Western Europe stuff, but my family is from Odessa, Romania and Austria-Hungary so I’ve been watching those too. (Trying to get my Mom to watch your videos.) I’m bouncing around the backlog right now but I have to admit that one video with the veiled woman is making more interested than I would normally be in Shabtai Zvi.
I assume it has to do with socialization its more normalized for amab people to be interested in topics like history or politics early on. If they transition later in life, there is a greater likelyhood that trans women have had this socialization despite being women. Trans men on the other hand were the smallest group.
He is half Irish, half Egyptian. His father was also a president (considered to be the best one) and he was Irish. And he was the coolest because he was a boxer champion in Ireland.
Where was this survey published? I would have liked to participate but I didn't see it. I guess it was in the yt community tab?
Same here!!!
I released a short video announcing it at the time, having learned my lesson from only making a community post in 2022.
same here
@@SamAronow I think your first short should be the one to announce the 2024 survey
There were some small surprises there, but the fact that Finland made it as high as it did is crazy. We have a small Jewish population that came to the country relatively recently.
Meatballs and airports for everyone!
@@SamAronow What do meatballs and airports have to do with Finland?
@@paavoaro003 Tom Scott reference.
Hi Sam! Longtime viewer ever since I was looking for a video on the Hellenistic period and found these videos thanks to Historia Civilis! As a Catholic, I can tell you that the vast share of respondents of this denomination is not at all surprising to me, but then again, I went to a Jesuit high school, where we are very much taught to examine many perspectives intellectually. I particularly enjoy the videos on the Early Modern Period and love using them as a self-help guide to the Henry Abramson lectures. Since I am also working more on Polish history, the videos on the Commonwealth are very informative, and I cannot wait for the Second Polish Republic section! Wondering if there will be any more videos on the history of the Jews in Latin America? I am Colombian by background myself and have a Jewish uncle whose parents moved to El Salvador from France prior to WWII.
Also I really appreciate the videos on the development of Jewish law, as not only do the segments on Maimonides greatly help me understand Thomas Aquinas’s citations of him in Summa Theologica, I am much more able to appreciate the ongoing intellectual and philosophical issues thanks to these videos!
@@TheAndrewSchneider Another Catholic! I also very much like this channel, and the teachers at the parochial high school I went to might find it interesting, too.
Aquinas’s citation of Maimonides was a bit of a surprise to me. Kind of flies in the face of the what most imagine of the “Dark Ages”.
@@DiamondKingStudios Definitely this channel helps me greatly as I try to learn to read Hebrew and understand the grammatical framework of Afroasiatic languages more generally.
Also, I do remember in my theology classes that the teachers would definitely insist on reading the Tetragrammaton out loud, and I always found it jarring but did not quite know why. Am glad to know that this was a justifiable feeling in retrospect.
@@TheAndrewSchneider Good luck in that endeavor.
I love how you used the flag (or equivalent) of the largest city that speaks that language
I was wondering what the language flags were.
I didn’t even know there was a survey😔
Shout out from Brazil, love your channel!
Brazil too
São Paulo Flag as Portuguese! Cool!
Have a Happy new year Sam!
Thanks, Sam.
I missed that u even had a survey.
Excited to see the 2024 channel! I just started catching up now.
looking forward to participating in the next one!✌️
Hi, I just came across your channel and was curious to know if you had plans to cover more recent history since the establishment of the state of Israel and the occupation of Palestine?
Eventually. But I have to get there first.
Hi Sam! I have learned a lot from your channel and I love how much you like surveys like this. I have done surveys and demographic slides like this in the past and I had a suggestion concerning the categorization which I think would help a lot in future analysis. From my own academic research and my own personal history in the religion (although I am not religious and only really see myself a 'Christian' in a secular cultural sense), "protestant" is a very very broad category and many are so different from one another they have little in common other then the label as "Christians." Which does not exist among our Catholic and Orthodox cousins. I understand there are way to many Protestant denominations and ideologies to count, (we protestants love theological disputes what can I say). I think especially given certain groups relationships with Judaism, and the mission of the channel, I think it would be good for a future survey.
I would probably suggest something like Mainline Protestant, Evangelical Protestant, (and maybe Mormon?) as these are divisions I found helpful in my own academic studies.
Dividing Protestant denominations between mainline and evangelical is statistically irrelevant and the distinction only applies to America. A better way to distinguish would be "Protestant(dispensationalist)" and "Protestant(non dispenstionalist)".
@@eriknilsson8629 I don’t disagree. I just used them as Americans are his largest country of origin.
It is the first that I watched one of his survey videos, so I don't know if he did this last time, but I have never seen presenting language statistics with the flags of the largest city of that language community. Completely besides the point of his video, but I just found that very interesting.
I'd like to participate next time.
שנה אזרחית חדשה שמחה סם!
I'm not at all surprised by the surge in Catholic respondents.
How come ?
@@electrowaffen9084 Possible that a bunch of them, going way back, have relatives who were crypto-Jews.
Okay, where are you even publishing these surveys? I didn't even know about one.
Hello Sam, I am a 2023 incomer to your channel, and have been fascinated so far by Jewish history, particularly because
1. Some of my friends are Jews
2. My mother married a man with Jewish, Irish, and Polish ancestry about 10 years ago, and consequently I am now related to a Jew.
I am also interested in the causes of the military increase from 2022-2023, that could be because leftist viewers were becoming much more pro NATO than the right for the first time, at least in the US.
The relatively high number of Finnish viewers can probably be explained by the fact that in Finland we actually like our Jews and we have a lot of religious people who are very much siding with Israel. As for me, I'm a Finnish Lutheran, I'm a history buff and I have a lot of Jewish friends online, you have an excellent Jewish history channel, so of course I'm here. The sudden increase in the number of military people on your channel is probably caused by some interesting videos you've made about Jewish military men.
proud to be one of the 26ers of the south
Sam I will politely suggest that this survey confirms the concern I've previously expressed to you.
Out of good faith curiosity, what concern was that?
3:53 I wanted to know, for future surveys, how do you consider those that are not in active duty but are soldiers withחוגר and are students in the Atuda programs.
I mean by next year ill be an academic officer in the IDF but I wanted to know just in case
דין עתודה כדין מילואים
Both are translated as "reserve"...
Huh... Instead of country flags you used the flag/seal of the biggest city where a given language is spoken, right? Definitely better than including 30 or so country flags for Spanish.
I like it too, especially considering that the yellow(gold)-red flag used for Polish can represent not only Warsaw but also my city - Łódź! 😁
Both cities have the same colors in their coats of arms. Therefore, the same simplified flags.
@@Artur_M.Shalom Artur!
@@CheLanguages Shalom!
Please tell me that the Cornish speaker is still in there 🙏
As a catholic from Alabama, I see myself as quite a unique viewer of this channel, but truly Sam I have learned so much from this channel and I see yours as one of the highest quality on the entire platform. Thank you so much for exposing me to your history niche and continue doing what you are so good at doing man!
I'm trying to remember what I wrote for most of them, but I'm proud(ish) to say that I'm one of the only 7 respondents watching from Yorkshire! I have no clue what I voted in the mock election, but it's very likely different now since the war changed my opinions on a lot of things to do with the current government, not to mention the problem that's been going on all year with the supreme court...
I find the religious demographics interesting in this survey, I wonder what made the Xristians increase so much? My answer was of course Masorti (Conservative) Jewish.
3:23 Ooh clever move to use the flag/emblem of the city with the largest number of speakers. Much better than just using country flags. The nerd in me finds that detail extremely satisfying. 🤓
I noticed that too, good thing I read your comment. I was going to tell Sam his flags were wrong 🤣🇺🇲🇵🇱
so that's what those are! Thank you!
Oh so _that’s_ what it is! I knew flag #1 (english) looked familiar, but I couldn’t quite place it… it’s the flag of NYC! (which no one knows about, even people that live there)
@@Sir_TophamHatt I think Chicago is the only city to still have a flag.
@@johngillespie3409 The flag pictured is either the flag of New York City, or the (nearly identical) flag of Manhattan Borough. Google it if you don’t believe me.
Sam, in the "Personal experience with judaism" you should add the option "Have jewish ancestry". Thousands of catholics i've met, including myself, have an connection to jewish culture and history because they are descendants of jews. This category is particularly big in Latin America, where thousands of christians, particularly catholics, have jewish ancestry.
Have you done a dna test
🤔@@danielalbo3781
My mom's Jewish grandma was Romanian, moved to Los Angeles with her family around 1910 but coverted to Catholicism after marrying a Catholic.
@@emmamcclellan8272 I have an similar story. My great-grandmother was an russian jew who married an catholic italian. I've heard hundreds of examples like this here in South America.
I am currently an atheist, but was raised and (in some ways still am) a jesuit catholic. It is not surprising to me to find catholics as the biggest source within christianity. At least in the jesuit school, broad thought and ideas are shared and acknowledged and curiosity is greatly regarded. Love your videos and Jewish history and I hope i continue to see your content for so many years to come
Proud to be one of your 3 respondents from Northern Ireland (by interpolation one of your ~60 subscribers from Northern Ireland (correct me if this is not an appropriate use of the word Interpolation))
2024 Will show more people leaning more right wing imo. For me, an Israeli, the October 7th attacks didn't change my socially liberal views, just made me a more classical liberal/libertarian, and more right wing on matters of Israeli nationalism and security, and I would vote for Yisraeli Beiteinu rather than the Meretz I've answered last year
I'd actually expect the opposite;if opinion polls in Israel are any indication, there's been a clear shift leftward. Also keep in mind that the vast majority of respondents aren't Israeli to begin with. Why yes, I will be voting for Gen. Golan in the Labor leadership election.
@SamAronow Nah, as Amit Segal said once- "Israeli people have shifted to agree with Bibi on many points, except for the part where he is prime minister"
I think the idea that anyone who is against Bibi is left is a stupid one made up by Bibi himself.
Btw, I wonder if you'll be making a video on your Israeli elections channel? It's kinda been left out ever since the election that saw Bennett win
@@kfiraltberger552 Well I've looked at people's opinions on individual issues over the years, and by all appearances they haven't shifted with any significance since the 1990s. What has changed the most is _which_ issues are most salient, how the parties themselves are perceived, people's opinions on Bibi, and all of the above combining to create a rightward social desirability bias- i.e. the longevity of the right in power has created a false perception that the median public have shifted right on the issues. Something very similar happened in the US in the 1920s that we're going to talk about soon.
The viewership in the UK also widley corresponds with Jewish populations, London and the southeast followed by Manchester
What about the Southwest though?
@@SamAronowhonestly can’t explain that one, though Bristol has a moderate Jewish population
Falmouth or GTFO.
If anyone wonders why the number of respondents from Finland differ with the number of Finnish speakers, its that we have a Swedish-speaking minority here. And just like other Finns, Finnish jews have people that speak either as their first language (or both).
Hi Sam,
I am a longtime viewer and fan of your channel. Your jewish history series from pre-history till now has been greatly educational, especially since your content is free from any political bias.
I just want to know that apart from me, how many other Indians watch your channel?
There will inevitably be a good number, considering it's a religious topic in English.
Cant believe that little finland of all nordics made it to the top 10. Maybe do an episode on the history of jews in the nordics some day? With all the evacuations from denmark to sweden and finnish co-belligerence with germany during ww2 it would sure be an interesting one
Happy New Year Sam, I'm very grateful to have found your channel.
I genuinely find it to be the best channel for Jewish history on the Axis's of Entertaining, Artistic, Academic and Educational.
We've all been learning a lot from you and the way you care about the history you tell really makes us want to keep exploring it. You've done a lot to bring this all to us in a way that we'd surely remember.
As a Catholic from Chicago, some of my best friends from an early age were Jewish families who (like so many) moved out to the Suburbs in the 80s and 90s - where our family's farm village became surrounded by the new townships. It's still there today, even if many of the old families are gone now.
No one was too far away from the old memories of the Old Countries that both my family and my Jewish friend's came from, and after a while - the only people who remembered the City the way it used to be, and the old Country, were people like my and my friend's parents and grandparents. Their telling of history is what originally inspired many of our own interests in History, and the history we lived amongst.
So, in a lot of ways, this channel is something that reminds me of those times - of that old mission: To Never Mourn, But Always Remember.
Thank you for that, and for all the work you do.
Happy 2024.
please, I beg you !! don't use pie chart again.... Use stacked bar chat instead. Thanks
I found it funny that there are more male-to-female transgender people(4.2% of respondents) than non-transgender women.(3.9% of respondents)
By 3032 nerdy trans women will run history UA-cam like the navy
The video does not say this because not everyone who is a trans woman was assigned male at birth, for example some intersex people (or indeed considers “male to female” an accurate description of their transition, particularly if they are nonbinary trans women). It might not seem massively consequential to you (indeed the survey itself isn’t really) but the data is what the data is and what you said is not what the data says.
Hell yeah statistics
I’m glad there are more Polish people watching than last year. Polish and Jewish histories are very closely intertwined and unfortunately many Poles are still extremely misinformed about Jewish history
I feel that the ratio of Christian denominations is roughly analogous to statistics of the world as a whole, though in just the countries with similar development to the US, Europe, or Australia there might be slightly more Protestants due to prior English settlement in the non-European regions.
Very interesting results & developments & good to see a lot of younger viewers imo.
Interesting that this channel is so popular here in Finland considering our extremely small population and relatively small Jewish population.
It's interesting how 4% people responded as some form of Far-Right. Assumedly, the actual number is higher, as I would not think most people of this category would be invested enough as to participate in a poll due to the inherent nature of the channel. Actual viewership could be higher if these types are only interested in browsing.
Happy New Year
I'm glad more Christians are watching your videos. I'm a 40 year old Christian guy in the US (though, I think it nascent to say I'm areligious/nonpracticing, and quite mainstream), and some of the rhetoric I see people sharing on social media makes me very concerned; I hope your videos are causing a certain kind of person to rethink their preconceived notions, inherited bigotries, peer reinforced bigotries etc.
While I'm impressed by all of your statistical information, I thoroughly approve of your background photo: the SMS Seydlitz with accompanying Zeppelin.
One question that might be interesting, don't know if it's already on the survey, it was a while ago, would be what other history and history adjacent channels people watch.
וואו כמעט 40% מהמרכז אבל לא מתל אביב?
I'm from Brazil! 😊
Happy new year Sam!
In the future can you make a map where compare channel viewers from different sub national divisions to predicted number based on religious demographics? If that sounds like too much work, if you provided a CSV or excel file with the information you want private kept out, I could do it.
Hi! Request for the video next year, when you make comparative statements, could you please show/tell what last years number were? Thanks! Love the channel!
Why did you represent Finnish with coat of arms of Helsinki 😅
Maybe the rise in active duty soldiers was from israelis. Conscription is in 18 years old
I would love to see a question about how one found the channel/who directed one to your channel!
How did you choose language flags?
My statistics brain is happy
Gogginsian viewer. David Goggins has said that you should strive to improve something you are bad at and I knew next to nothing about Jews.
You also know next to nothing about getting some bitches
Wait. There was a survey? 😕
Damn I really always miss these surveys
May? Was it really as long ago as that?
These videos are super cool, I wish others would make them too.
Very interesting
l'shanna tova.
Why is Judea and Samaria not in your map?
Don't know why the UK result has a clear line following Watling Street, the former border of the Danelaw.
It doesn’t. Those are just the boundaries of England’s internal statistical regions.
@@SamAronow I'm in Thailand anyway. I dig your channel!
מעניין...
I'm a atheist ethnic jew, what "religion" should I put?
Well you answered your own question... You would put "none. You said you're an atheist. And specified your view your Jewishness as your ethnicity. I don't see the confusion here.
Secular, that’s what I said
We need more girls here please post some videos on Jewish feminism and Ber Borochov when he was hot.
I find that women are more likely to watch videos that (1) have women in the thumbnails or (2) are about western Europe for some reason.
@@SamAronowThanks for responding to my joke post. :-) I like the Western Europe stuff, but my family is from Odessa, Romania and Austria-Hungary so I’ve been watching those too. (Trying to get my Mom to watch your videos.) I’m bouncing around the backlog right now but I have to admit that one video with the veiled woman is making more interested than I would normally be in Shabtai Zvi.
Crazy more transwomen than ciswomen
I assume it has to do with socialization its more normalized for amab people to be interested in topics like history or politics early on. If they transition later in life, there is a greater likelyhood that trans women have had this socialization despite being women. Trans men on the other hand were the smallest group.
Can you do a video on irish Jews like the president of Israel's family. I'm asking as an Irish fan. No firm opinion on the war!
He is half Irish, half Egyptian. His father was also a president (considered to be the best one) and he was Irish. And he was the coolest because he was a boxer champion in Ireland.
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