Welcome to the party. So bored in quarantine, so tired of the curfew. But, so glad my little town hasn't had any massive outbreaks. So I guess, yay isolation?
No, the minister didn’t set out simply to “prove John Snow wrong.” He was also scientifically studying all theories, as he watched so many of his parishioners die. There were so many theories that he never got to Snow’s. They both were later asked to be on the same committee, because they both had made large studies. Whitehead was great at debunking bad theories, and he worked with the committee to help ask the toughest “peer-reviewed” questions. They ended up working well together and were very close.
Yeah, no. The current pandemic isn't nearly the problem the media has made it out to be. Remember swine flu from 2009? Similar number of deaths as the current one, not nearly the amount of panic. And the flu causes about the same number of deaths worldwide each year, but isn't treated as scary _because_ it happens every year. And think about it. We have _effective treatment_ for the flu and it _still_ causes millions of deaths a year. People love to act like the current virus is the end of the world, but it isn't. If a disease that had a mortality rate above 10% got out, that would be cause for the current level of panic. This current one has about a 1% fatality rate.
All these diseases killed hundreds of millions in history and play a huge part in it and haunted people for centuries. Coronavirus is no where near it.
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This may seem silly, but I just want to thank you for correctly attributing the Black Death to a bacterial infection, and not a viral one. Way too often it's mistaken for a virus in videos like this.
How about a list of diseases that now are vaccinated for? The severity and damage of "childhood" diseases and why they are called that misnomer. Please include polio.
" ...when a doctor named John Snow traced almost every victim of a cholera outbreak in London to a single water pump, nobody really believed him." This sounds familiar, for some reason.
Learning that ONE-QUARTER of Europe died just because of one disease really put into perspective why we are so worried each year by the new kind of flues that are appearing. Let's hope that people will trust more doctors and fewer internet anti-vaxxers.
~500,000 people in the world die every year from influenza (36,000 in the US alone). Scary stuff. Anti-vaxxers and measles are scarier though, since the population requires a vaccination rate of 95% for herd immunity to be effective, and yet because of the stupid anti-vax scare, measles vaccination rates are down to ~92%, which is why we're seeing so many measles outbreaks.
Humans are actually used to be/are very clean and have strong immunes and genes.. but then there's people who do drugs, never wash, beastiality, incest, polygamy, necrophilia, cannibalism, weights 1 tons, yadda-yadda.. and I don't wonder why so many says the 6th extinction is around the corner..
Quick Fix - Thought Provoking Videos All the flues appear every year because people are taking flu shots and therefore passing the sickness on to other people. I have avoided contact from everybody during flu season a couple years ago and never got sick that year, but every other year I went around people that took a flu shot I got sick within a day or two. So I dont buy the nonsense of having to take vaccines. Now with Hemophilia for instance, you have to take medicine every few days to keep your blood clotting like it should. I know this because I have hemophilia. Not saying all vaccines are bad but the most common ones that make people sick every year need to be avoided. If everybody on the planet one year just completely avoided taking a flu shot, there would be billions that wouldnt get sick by the flu.
Awesome video! One quick correction though re: Hemophilia from someone who works in genetics if that's okay: You mention at the end that it was due to the couple being related to each other but that's genetically incorrect. Why hemophilia became more prevalent throughout the European royal families had nothing to do with how the partners were related to each other, but purely that the royal women in those couples were related to Victoria. It's totally correct that when the couple is related, or consanguineous, that it increases the chance of a child being born with an autosomal recessive condition, genetic conditions carried on one of the 22 pairs of autosomes men and women share where people affected need to inherit one non-working copy from both their mom and their dad, but that's not the case in X-linked recessive conditions. Since only XX individuals can be carriers, and XY individuals who inherit a pathogenic gene change for hemophilia are affected (and can only inherit this from their mother, as they inherit the Y from their Dad), it ensures the pathogenic mutation is only passed on through generations from mothers to daughters, as affected men would be symptomatic and back then, would generally be very ill and would not have children of their own. Therefore it was only because the women in those couples, having inherited the pathogenic Factor VIII gene mutation from their mothers and at some point from Queen Victoria, and not that the couple were related to each other, that multiple men were born across the European royal families with Hemophilia A. Also, as a neat aside, with current advances in medicine, individuals with Hemophilia A can now receive the protein they need through an IV, thus keeping them much more healthy! The major concern affecting that population now is the body creating antibodies to the recombinant protein, but science is working hard to try an figure out ways around that~ Thanks for your awesome content! :D
Thank Ehrlich for figuring that Syphilis antibiotic out... Mine got to stage two (there are 4 stages) and was by far the sickest I have ever been. What’s scary is it’s starting to become more resistant to treatment, and new cases are exploding. Please, play safe if you don’t know your lovers...
I watched this already but Im watching it again. So bored from lockdown but our boredom can never measure up to the efforts of the frontliners. Keep safe everyone. 💗
Watching while it hit my county in Italy. . Media here are sayn it only spread if symptomatic while everywhere else they are saying it does spread without symptoms.. They are covering up new cases and a lot of what really happened with the two declared infections.. it's scary
I laughed at the thumbnail at first because I thought that scishow had made this video now (during the Coronavirus outbreak). But then I looked and saw it was released ONE YEAR AGO and I stopped laughing
You're forgetting to add that the colonists specifically gave the natives items like blankets in order to infect them with smallpox. This may be the first-ever biological weapon.
No, the first recorded episode of biological warfare was when the Mongols catapulted plague bodies into Constantinople. Again, no, the colonists were not the ones passing out poxy blankets, those were British officers during the French and Indian War. Background information, that particular outbreak of smallpox in the Americas began in the Spanish empire about 2 or 3 years before it reached the Northeast. Smallpox surprisingly is spread by droplets and is three times as infectious as the flu, but less than measles. Dirty blankets are much less likely to spread smallpox, so full blame for evil intent, but no cigar. Check out the book Pox Americana by Elizabeth Fenn.
The English at the time thought nothing of drinking their own "poo water" and yet were happy to call themselves "civilised" & those who got so sick& died because their immune systems weren't used to drinking their own version of "poo water" "savages"
There's a really good book about the Cholera epidemic mentioned in this video and how it was studied at the time. It's called "The Ghost Map", and it's by Steven Johnson
Another disease that could be expanded on for this topic would be Tuberculosis. Often referred to as The Forgotten Plague. Very interesting video. Thank you.
This is a good and informative report but expected him to mention the Spanish Flu and A.I.D.S. virus. Both viruses changed the course of human history as well. Thumbs way up anyway.
Great video, but another one I would add is tuberculosis and HIV/AIDs These had quite a big impact on human history maybe not so much HIV because I don't think it has been known for too long, but definitely tuberculosis There are reports that tuberculosis have been around for a while and have changed human history including the way we treat people with some infectious disease that go latent
@@12presspart I just meant that about 3/4 months ago was a time where everyone would comment about coronavirus everywhere, anyway this video doesn't mention corona so my comment wasn't necessarily related to the video
So in 1854 John Snow was like "Look everyone its all stemming from this water pump here!" and everyone else at the time was like "You know nothing John Snow."
With regard to your segment on Syphilis, you might want to review this article, which shows that syphilis has been found to have been in Europe before anyone went to South America. Another really interesting thing about Syphilis it's names througout the ages. Each region named it after their 'enemy'. The English called it 'the French disease', the Islamic nations called it 'the Christian disease', and Russians called it 'the Polish disease'. I think that's really funny - great use of propaganda... Anyway, here's the article to have a look at: www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/11/151119103306.htm
Microbiologist here. I'm SO glad someone else picked up on that. At this point, we have enough evidence to be fairly certain syphilis was already in Europe. Treponematosis had been endemic on the European continent for a long time prior to new world colonization, causing yaws, etc. Genetic evidence points to T. pallidum diverging from other non-venereal Treponema MANY years prior to Columbus. There are papers in Science, Nature, and ASM (to name a few) about it.
Your history is wrong on the Justinian Plague. That was during the Byzantine times which, while they we're the Eastern Roman Empire, lasted until 1453, well after the Justinian Plague. The Western Roman Empire, what we think of when we think of the Roman Empire, fell in 476
Anirudh Srikanth The Fall of Constantinople was when the Byzantine Empire fell and the Ottomans rose. Here's a summary of that. www.britannica.com/event/Fall-of-Constantinople-1453 The deposition of Roman Emperor Romulus Augustulus is generally considered the fall of the Western Empire. A lot led up to it but it generally is considered the end because an emperor was deposed by a non-Roman king www.newhistorian.com/romulus-augustus-deposed-by-odoacer/4754/amp/ These dates are pretty well established. All you have to do is Google them
The Byzantines were technically still the Roman Empire. And Emperor Justinian himself (after whom the outbreak was named) planned many military pushes to retake control of the fallen west of the Roman Empire.
MartoLun Not disputing that but even if they did consider themselves Roman, they were more Greek than Roman. My point was more that people think of Western Rome not the Byzantines when the Roman Empire is mentioned
It's also a bit much to say it contributed to its fall some 9 centuries later. What it did, was prevent Justinian from securing and reestablishing the western Roman empire.
Aaron Kelly 2 reasons: It’s not very deadly and because of modern technology and science. We’re able to limit its spread by canceling everything, so it won’t be too bad. The diseases on this list killed large fractions of populations, or completely changed the course of history. Coronavirus just can’t do that. It would take something far deadlier to do so.
I have a feeling this WILL change history. Maybe not by devastating the population, but by creating a Chinese revolution. People will rebel against their government
Hi, Excellent video, just want to add that the first to theorize that the yellow fever was trasmitted by a mosquito was the cuban Dr. Juan Carlos J. Finlay.
hmm, wasn't expecting that, usually the people making subtle digs at people proud of their country are sepos. But then I was tired when I commented & didn't notice the smilie face, so I think maybe I misinterpreted the meaning/attitude behind the comment
Quite appropriate considering that people thought drinking beer warded them from diseases (Not realizing that if they were drinking beer...they weren't drinking the infected water).
Fun fact. There was no record of hemophelia in Queen Victoria‘s family before her so either a one in 50,010 mutation took place or she was not her fathers daughter
ding ding ding ding ding * you win the prize. Back then no paternity tests, men didn't attend the birth (not lady-like)...oh h e was stillborn (right...) Now we can know for certain...Women wanted (and still do) all the control..."well, i have to go through 9 months so I get to decide if I want to keep it or not."This evil practice has been going on for over 2000 years.
I like repeating myself too, because it's very important to say the same thing twice. Otherwise you aren't repeating yourself. That's why I repeat myself.
I like repeating myself too, because it's very important to say the same thing twice. Otherwise you aren't repeating yourself. That's why I repeat myself.
My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. But most youtube commenters are below average, so I added extra.
"National Brotherhood of Meme Hanks"😂 Muscle Hank practiced deadlifts with their frat house and destroyed it. Hustle Hank stole everything in there but the food. Obese Hank ate all the food.
There is an editing error in the video while talking about the Russians. Hmmm.
Tom Martin yeah I saw it too. They repeat the information about it hastening the Russian royalty being executed.
Tom Martin also noticed that
Thank you, I felt like I just went a little crazy or couldn't follow the sentence properly.
Same haha, prepare for this video to get re-uploaded
Also on the pop-up text for hemophilia there is a pretty gross typo.
I love How UA-cam reccomends me this during The Corona virus outbreak
YUP
Eat ur cereal
sssssssssaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmeeeeeeeee
Lol
yet youtubers claim they're being demonetized if mentioning it 🤷♂️
These years had the worst plague outbreaks 1720, 1820, 1920,
And I don’t like the pattern I’m seeing
Me neither
Dr. DeadPool
2020: Coronavirus
make it quadropol
WOW
Well I think we get be able to stop the coronavirus but one day we might not able to stop it
Who's here in april 2020 socially isolating.
*raises hand*
Welcome to the party. So bored in quarantine, so tired of the curfew. But, so glad my little town hasn't had any massive outbreaks. So I guess, yay isolation?
I'm not overly social anyway. So apart from not working, its business as usual for me.
Hands ☝
TehKitteh01 lol 😂 me too my mate
FUN FACT:
This video was recommended to you during the Coronavirus outbreak..
Yup
It wasnt I searched up viruses that changed the world and this showed up
now the number is 7
True
Is youtube trying to signify something up coming that hasnt happened yet.
my home page currently:
PANDEMICS
EPIDEMICS
DISEASE
sharks
Same here...
Shark
👀 sharkz? 🤔
Elle Hogg Lmfaoo I had a couple shark videos too 💀
Like for those sharks
Alternate video name:
Earth's Failed "Plague Inc." Attempts
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Lol
austinhamilton1234 When you play brutal for your first game.
Am Cat heh heh ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Lol
No, the minister didn’t set out simply to “prove John Snow wrong.” He was also scientifically studying all theories, as he watched so many of his parishioners die. There were so many theories that he never got to Snow’s. They both were later asked to be on the same committee, because they both had made large studies. Whitehead was great at debunking bad theories, and he worked with the committee to help ask the toughest “peer-reviewed” questions. They ended up working well together and were very close.
The villain's redemption arc
Remade 1 year later:
*7* diseases that shaped human history
You have less than a %1 chance of dying from it. It ain't gonna be here.
Yeah, no. The current pandemic isn't nearly the problem the media has made it out to be. Remember swine flu from 2009? Similar number of deaths as the current one, not nearly the amount of panic. And the flu causes about the same number of deaths worldwide each year, but isn't treated as scary _because_ it happens every year. And think about it. We have _effective treatment_ for the flu and it _still_ causes millions of deaths a year. People love to act like the current virus is the end of the world, but it isn't. If a disease that had a mortality rate above 10% got out, that would be cause for the current level of panic. This current one has about a 1% fatality rate.
All these diseases killed hundreds of millions in history and play a huge part in it and haunted people for centuries. Coronavirus is no where near it.
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this youtube algorithm has a funny sense of humor.
Severin Posey 😂😂
Yea, the greatest time to show this is now
Severin Posey 🤣🤣
wrr
This may seem silly, but I just want to thank you for correctly attributing the Black Death to a bacterial infection, and not a viral one. Way too often it's mistaken for a virus in videos like this.
Dear future grandchildren, your grandma was in this era.
Grandma it's me I time traveled to the past
What if you are son is a baanj daisy ;-)
You're sterile.
@Bilal Shukla are pata hai bhai. Thoda funny way mai bol rha tha toh hindi mai likh diya
@Bilal Shukla yes it's typo , I agree for that error mate . Now I am looking for my 3rd typo by myself
I'm no epidemiologist but I'd say Cooties is the biggest threat to mankind.
FaZe_Catfish_ r/whoooosh
Yeah, I hate having to roll six 6's to get all the legs on that bug. It just takes FOREVER! :)
FaZe_Catfish_ it’s a joke
@@natimber3040 r/woooosh
FaZe_Catfish_ r/woooosh
10:13. 10:27.
Déjà vu.
And the typo at 9:55
It happens when the code of the Matrix is altered.
i've just been in this place before
Higher on the street
That's not déjà vu, Mr. Matrix.
You repeated the same clip twice when talking about the hastening of execution among the Russian royal family. Anyone else catch that?
yeah...
i thought i was trippin. i came down here to see if anyone else saw it
Bit of a editing derp. XD
It was like a conversation with my mum lol
Yep.
1= The Plague
2= Smallpox
3= Syphilis
4= Cholera
5= Yellow Fever
6= Hemophilia
(Now we have the coronavirus smh)
to be clear I believe covid killed around 50,000 people which is around 1% of what the plague killed, we have it good :(
@@SamFromItalia no 6 million people died from it
But 5billion people got the vaccine pogger
@@wimpify ya I think I got outdated info
@@SamFromItalia or mabye u were looking at your country’s covid deaths and not world wide
"Guys I found out whats causing the epidemic"
"You know nothing John Snow"
Lol!!Thank you for making me laugh!!
I am recovering from covid 19,it is a slow process...
Stay safe,stay well and importantly stay happy!!X.
Hahahahahahaha I had to watch again cause thought I imagined seeing and hearing the name.
@@alistairdownie5944 That gotta be rough,Stay safe!
@@cjhomik7410 Thank you,I am certainly beginning to recover!
Stay safe,well and Happy!!
Namasté.💝
Extra history made a whole series about that
How about a list of diseases that now are vaccinated for? The severity and damage of "childhood" diseases and why they are called that misnomer. Please include polio.
"Multi-organ failure, which can lead to death"
You don't say?!?
God has played plague inc before
Tayo Adetola total organ failure
Can’t wait to talk about how I was there during the coronavirus to my children and grandchildren
" ...when a doctor named John Snow traced almost every victim of a cholera outbreak in London to a single water pump, nobody really believed him."
This sounds familiar, for some reason.
Learning that ONE-QUARTER of Europe died just because of one disease really put into perspective why we are so worried each year by the new kind of flues that are appearing. Let's hope that people will trust more doctors and fewer internet anti-vaxxers.
~500,000 people in the world die every year from influenza (36,000 in the US alone). Scary stuff. Anti-vaxxers and measles are scarier though, since the population requires a vaccination rate of 95% for herd immunity to be effective, and yet because of the stupid anti-vax scare, measles vaccination rates are down to ~92%, which is why we're seeing so many measles outbreaks.
Humans are actually used to be/are very clean and have strong immunes and genes.. but then there's people who do drugs, never wash, beastiality, incest, polygamy, necrophilia, cannibalism, weights 1 tons, yadda-yadda.. and I don't wonder why so many says the 6th extinction is around the corner..
@@niklashansen820and those people make up exactly what percentage of the population?
A-men!!!
Quick Fix - Thought Provoking Videos All the flues appear every year because people are taking flu shots and therefore passing the sickness on to other people. I have avoided contact from everybody during flu season a couple years ago and never got sick that year, but every other year I went around people that took a flu shot I got sick within a day or two. So I dont buy the nonsense of having to take vaccines. Now with Hemophilia for instance, you have to take medicine every few days to keep your blood clotting like it should. I know this because I have hemophilia. Not saying all vaccines are bad but the most common ones that make people sick every year need to be avoided. If everybody on the planet one year just completely avoided taking a flu shot, there would be billions that wouldnt get sick by the flu.
5:17 "aw man dude is that syphilis you got there?"
- "what? no, it's, um... leprosy. just leprosy!"
- "oh, okay. cool. sorry bro."
lmao!
WHOS HERE DURING CORONA VIRUS QUARANTINE???
Me...
There's a certain level of irony in this.
Braedxn me brah
Braedxn when you comment during the quarantine , we assume you’re watching during the quarantine.
Everyone
Awesome video! One quick correction though re: Hemophilia from someone who works in genetics if that's okay: You mention at the end that it was due to the couple being related to each other but that's genetically incorrect. Why hemophilia became more prevalent throughout the European royal families had nothing to do with how the partners were related to each other, but purely that the royal women in those couples were related to Victoria. It's totally correct that when the couple is related, or consanguineous, that it increases the chance of a child being born with an autosomal recessive condition, genetic conditions carried on one of the 22 pairs of autosomes men and women share where people affected need to inherit one non-working copy from both their mom and their dad, but that's not the case in X-linked recessive conditions. Since only XX individuals can be carriers, and XY individuals who inherit a pathogenic gene change for hemophilia are affected (and can only inherit this from their mother, as they inherit the Y from their Dad), it ensures the pathogenic mutation is only passed on through generations from mothers to daughters, as affected men would be symptomatic and back then, would generally be very ill and would not have children of their own. Therefore it was only because the women in those couples, having inherited the pathogenic Factor VIII gene mutation from their mothers and at some point from Queen Victoria, and not that the couple were related to each other, that multiple men were born across the European royal families with Hemophilia A. Also, as a neat aside, with current advances in medicine, individuals with Hemophilia A can now receive the protein they need through an IV, thus keeping them much more healthy! The major concern affecting that population now is the body creating antibodies to the recombinant protein, but science is working hard to try an figure out ways around that~ Thanks for your awesome content! :D
Some epidemiologists believe that Victoria was “carrier zero” for hemophilia, at least the historic series of infections.
I feel like the COVID-19/SARS-Cov-2 is gonna make into the history books
nope i have a feeling that if it causes catastrophy it will be the fault of us being paranoid of a relativley harmless disease
Yea
FINALLY SOMEONE THAT KNOWS THE NAME OF THE VIRUS
@@_rk553 nope, that's the disease name, the virus is SARS-CoV-2
@@fhisaldsfulda3241 LMAO
**corona virus has entered the chat**
Oh Heck
EndermanEmperor ! Thank you EndermanEmperor !, very cool
it probably became a new disease that shaped human history
@@henrychen3400 the people in the future might all wear gas masks
I saw you in another channel. I think I saw your name for a third time.
This hits different during Covid 19
Coronavirus and the correlation to toilet paper, means in future outbreaks, toilet paper manufacturing will be increased exponentially!
In Serbia schools aren't closed,we don't have toilet paper,hot water or soap.
BGS Marko - At school in the UK (back in the day), we had a kind of tracing paper for toilet paper! Not sure which is better!
Even though toilet papers are not there hygenic in comparison with using water.
Right , toilet paper is more vital than Covid-19 test kits.
My toilet paper stock doubled over night. I am very happy
Thank Ehrlich for figuring that Syphilis antibiotic out... Mine got to stage two (there are 4 stages) and was by far the sickest I have ever been. What’s scary is it’s starting to become more resistant to treatment, and new cases are exploding. Please, play safe if you don’t know your lovers...
Who’s watching this when COVID 19 is happening.
No one
You literally commented it when the COVID-19 is happening
EVERYOME,jeez
Everyone now at this time
Edit: Till' the future when its gone.
Hopefully...
Look around look around!
At how Everyone is judging you!
Because you said this when The Covid19 was only starting to become a pandemic
I watched this already but Im watching it again. So bored from lockdown but our boredom can never measure up to the efforts of the frontliners. Keep safe everyone. 💗
I’m a simple person. I see a plague doctor in the thumbnail, I click.
I'm a simple person, I see an overused, worn out comment, I groan. 😩
@@HTYM That's what you call hypocrisy
Who’s watching this after the corona plague hit the USA
I like Lyme disease with my corona virus
SansPeur91 Hahahah good play sir good play
I live in Indiana. We just got report that we have a case in northern Indiana. Kinda worried ngl
Definitely not a plague yet
Watching while it hit my county in Italy. . Media here are sayn it only spread if symptomatic while everywhere else they are saying it does spread without symptoms.. They are covering up new cases and a lot of what really happened with the two declared infections.. it's scary
It’s corona ti- * cough * * cough * * clears throat * it’s corona TIME.
you coughed twice OMG
I THINK YOU ARE INFECTED
*coughs*
*coughS x5* I THINK IM SICK NOW!
Nooo! *coughs 11 times* we’re gonna die! *sneezes*
..........
Dead End xD
I laughed at the thumbnail at first because I thought that scishow had made this video now (during the Coronavirus outbreak). But then I looked and saw it was released ONE YEAR AGO and I stopped laughing
Editing error at 10:29
ya it just seems to repeat the previous section
Whoops! Thank you!
Who’s here because Coronavirus is spreading?
SansPeur91 it’s already in chicago😔 looks like my time has come.
-Blazed Warrior- i’m dying currently. i have flu type A which is a sign of it i feel like i might have it
KING Mac bruh get your ass to the doctor before you get others sick.
Boldt i’m not reading allat but sure buster
No im just here bcoz it popped op in my recommendation
"Hey, people, the cholera is coming from this water pump right here!"
People of London:
"You know nothing, John Snow!"
i'm confused, what's the joke here
@@Cjhssgjbkhfuu John show in 1854 identify the spread of disease cholera
@@Cjhssgjbkhfuu it's a Game of Thrones reference
Extra history
People do kinda need water tho and they were ignorant to the facts then by no real fault of their own... but good joke still
Ayyyee Syphilis shout out to the Tuskegee syphilis study, don’t forget your history !!
You're forgetting to add that the colonists specifically gave the natives items like blankets in order to infect them with smallpox. This may be the first-ever biological weapon.
Only evidenced by one source after the major outbreaks.
@@leetaylor1593 Also referenced in letters written by John Amherst who noted it as a possible way of fighting the Indians.
There's no evidence this was widespread.
...Aaanddd people wonder why the indigenous community is distrustful to this day.
No, the first recorded episode of biological warfare was when the Mongols catapulted plague bodies into Constantinople. Again, no, the colonists were not the ones passing out poxy blankets, those were British officers during the French and Indian War. Background information, that particular outbreak of smallpox in the Americas began in the Spanish empire about 2 or 3 years before it reached the Northeast. Smallpox surprisingly is spread by droplets and is three times as infectious as the flu, but less than measles. Dirty blankets are much less likely to spread smallpox, so full blame for evil intent, but no cigar. Check out the book Pox Americana by Elizabeth Fenn.
What always gets me about cholera: how is it so hard to get people on board with the idea of "hey, let's maybe not drink the poo water"?
Because sometimes the choice is either the poo water or no water.
Also, how about not washing your hands with Chipotle ?
Yeah! And you know what I am always wondering about? Why are there homeless people, couldn't they just buy a house?
overclockeador Many old fashioned beer equivalents weren't highly alcoholic but you're right, were used as safe water alternatives.
The English at the time thought nothing of drinking their own "poo water" and yet were happy to call themselves "civilised" & those who got so sick& died because their immune systems weren't used to drinking their own version of "poo water" "savages"
Coronavirus starts
UA-cam: ima recommend this
Gladiator _ I’m curious if people know UA-cam uses AI to determine what to reccomend
This is my most liked comment ty
Nobody:
Coronavirus: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!
Onehundredsubswithnovideos LOL
Who else is here during the Coronavirus era
👇🏼
☺ help
Idiot
Eavy Eavy agreed 👍🏼
@@SoggyLoafChannel yes
@@eavyeavy2864ua-cam.com/video/HhNo_IOPOtU/v-deo.html
There's a really good book about the Cholera epidemic mentioned in this video and how it was studied at the time. It's called "The Ghost Map", and it's by Steven Johnson
Yoda: “there is another”
Lol
The bubonic plague interested me so much during October, I was even a plague doctor for Halloween. Welp now I’m experiencing Corona
Another disease that could be expanded on for this topic would be Tuberculosis. Often referred to as The Forgotten Plague. Very interesting video. Thank you.
What happened at 10:15 ?? It just repeated what it had just said
And at 9:54 eary instead of early
Editing error he commented on someone else asking whats wrong
Of course the UA-cam algorithm would recommend this during the COVID-19 outbreak.
I love how this was recommended to me during the middle of a pandemic
Middle of a pandemic ? Ohh no no
This is just the beginning...
Cya later in 2120 when this gets recommended to everyone again
If y’all survive this thing called life for next 100 years maybe we’ll get to experience it ,but life doesn’t last that long it last 70-100 years
@yourlittleplantbasedglitch I'ma eat a large double cheeseburger.
Im dying :(
Pollution, Covid 19, Humans, And the hole in my ozone layer is killing me :(
Help me :(
IT'S JUST A PSYOP
Hey i live inside you
No you’re not. You’re evolving like you’ve done for billions of years. :)
@@birdgirl1516 Humans did not evolve, they were created.
@Diary of a Grim Reaper : I was talking to the earth 🌍:)
{joking around obviously:P}
It’s really amazing when you think about how far we’ve come, and how many diseases we can currently prevent!
Coronavirus is coming in 2020.
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Lol
Who else is watching this after the coronavirus started reaking havoc.
I think coronavirus will be documented in history book soon
Daboss7173 not me
Haha the doctor was called John snow 😂
The people at the time thought he knew nothing
Extra History: The Broad Street Pump & John Snow: ua-cam.com/play/PLhyKYa0YJ_5A1enWhR5Ll3afdyhokVvLv.html
"You know nothing John Snow." "Well actually I do." Heheh!
DynamicWorlds EYYYYYYYY hoping someone would say it
no, he was called caitlin snow, aka killer frost. Silly
6:59 everyone in London was thinking, “you know nothin John snow”
Damn two seconds later I see he saw the humor as well
This is a good and informative report but expected him to mention the Spanish Flu and A.I.D.S. virus. Both viruses changed the course of human history as well. Thumbs way up anyway.
Excellent examples.
AIDS while traumatic did not alter the “course of human history” in any significant way.
@@johnlacey3857 Lacey, clearly, our opinions differ gravely. I'm sorry, that still has a reign of death today.
@@traceyscott5957 Car accidents kill FAR more people than AIDS but neither have car accidents changed the course of history.
All of a sudden I get this recommended when the coronavirus get in my state
Ash WV?
I love that someone was actually called John Snow
John Snow: the water is making people sick
Minister: you know nothing John Snow
I've watched this multiple times before coronavirus, but now I've been recommended this video more than ever. Thank you UA-cam.
6:57 they told him you know nothing John Snow.. 7:34 oh my gad yes!
Great video, but another one I would add is tuberculosis and HIV/AIDs
These had quite a big impact on human history
maybe not so much HIV because I don't think it has been known for too long, but definitely tuberculosis
There are reports that tuberculosis have been around for a while and have changed human history including the way we treat people with some infectious disease that go latent
Tuberculosis was a big cause of death in the 19th century. It was widespread and so difficult to treat.
Yoda: There is another
Man... this video should have went viral last year. Could have helped us this year.
I just came here to see how many people commented about the coronavirus
Nina Nistor same
what about tuberculosis TB that disease killed millions a importent ommission
@@12presspart I just meant that about 3/4 months ago was a time where everyone would comment about coronavirus everywhere, anyway this video doesn't mention corona so my comment wasn't necessarily related to the video
So in 1854 John Snow was like "Look everyone its all stemming from this water pump here!" and everyone else at the time was like "You know nothing John Snow."
I would've made a joke about the coronavirus but I'm sure plenty of people have beaten me to it.
SciShow needs to get ready for an updated version of this video with #7 - 2020’s coronavirus
20 years from now: "7 diseases that shaped human history"
Turns out this John Snow knew quite a lot
Edit: Damn it.
With regard to your segment on Syphilis, you might want to review this article, which shows that syphilis has been found to have been in Europe before anyone went to South America.
Another really interesting thing about Syphilis it's names througout the ages. Each region named it after their 'enemy'. The English called it 'the French disease', the Islamic nations called it 'the Christian disease', and Russians called it 'the Polish disease'. I think that's really funny - great use of propaganda...
Anyway, here's the article to have a look at:
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/11/151119103306.htm
Microbiologist here. I'm SO glad someone else picked up on that. At this point, we have enough evidence to be fairly certain syphilis was already in Europe. Treponematosis had been endemic on the European continent for a long time prior to new world colonization, causing yaws, etc. Genetic evidence points to T. pallidum diverging from other non-venereal Treponema MANY years prior to Columbus. There are papers in Science, Nature, and ASM (to name a few) about it.
Anyone here while COVID 19 is a thing?
No
cnn8420 whats it like in the future?
Yea
Your history is wrong on the Justinian Plague. That was during the Byzantine times which, while they we're the Eastern Roman Empire, lasted until 1453, well after the Justinian Plague. The Western Roman Empire, what we think of when we think of the Roman Empire, fell in 476
Michael Hill source?
Anirudh Srikanth The Fall of Constantinople was when the Byzantine Empire fell and the Ottomans rose. Here's a summary of that. www.britannica.com/event/Fall-of-Constantinople-1453
The deposition of Roman Emperor Romulus Augustulus is generally considered the fall of the Western Empire. A lot led up to it but it generally is considered the end because an emperor was deposed by a non-Roman king www.newhistorian.com/romulus-augustus-deposed-by-odoacer/4754/amp/
These dates are pretty well established. All you have to do is Google them
The Byzantines were technically still the Roman Empire. And Emperor Justinian himself (after whom the outbreak was named) planned many military pushes to retake control of the fallen west of the Roman Empire.
MartoLun Not disputing that but even if they did consider themselves Roman, they were more Greek than Roman. My point was more that people think of Western Rome not the Byzantines when the Roman Empire is mentioned
It's also a bit much to say it contributed to its fall some 9 centuries later.
What it did, was prevent Justinian from securing and reestablishing the western Roman empire.
6:57 Please tell me the Londoners said "You know nothing, John Snow" to him.
Who else is watching this during quarantine ☣☢☣☢
What a time to be in my recommend
Fun fact: Coronavirus won’t be on this list ever.
why?
Aaron Kelly
2 reasons:
It’s not very deadly and because of modern technology and science. We’re able to limit its spread by canceling everything, so it won’t be too bad. The diseases on this list killed large fractions of populations, or completely changed the course of history. Coronavirus just can’t do that. It would take something far deadlier to do so.
@@geothermal1992 yes
It could change history in some countries. But yeah, while destructive in many ways, it's not nearly as deadly as the disasters on this list.
I have a feeling this WILL change history. Maybe not by devastating the population, but by creating a Chinese revolution. People will rebel against their government
I really wish you’d do live streams so we could ask questions.
Hi, Excellent video, just want to add that the first to theorize that the yellow fever was trasmitted by a mosquito was the cuban Dr. Juan Carlos J. Finlay.
You're not Cuban by any chance are you? :)
& you're clearly a sepo strange lee
I'm English (i had to look up what a 'sepo' was).
hmm, wasn't expecting that, usually the people making subtle digs at people proud of their country are sepos. But then I was tired when I commented & didn't notice the smilie face, so I think maybe I misinterpreted the meaning/attitude behind the comment
Oh no there was no hate involved. (Not that i am above a good troll...tastefully done of course).
Always interesting, thank you.
Hmmm, sure you didnt forget something? Like...the Spanish Influenza?
sure, it was tough. but how did it shape human history?
István Sipos The same way the Plague did.
István Sipos, how did it shape human history?
It killed c. 30 million people, more than WW1, maybe 5% of global population.
This one got its own episode recently: ua-cam.com/video/u7xlGcLGTu8/v-deo.html
Correct. BTW, It was only called the "Spanish" flu, because the press in Spain was free to report it, because Spain was neutral in WWI.
When you're watching this and you know Covid19 will be part of this list soon.
me: in quarantine because of coronavirus
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@The stroked streamer 2.0 Very entertaining
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This video is amazing!
There is now a pub on the spot where that pump was called after John snow
Quite appropriate considering that people thought drinking beer warded them from diseases (Not realizing that if they were drinking beer...they weren't drinking the infected water).
Fun fact. There was no record of hemophelia in Queen Victoria‘s family before her so either a one in 50,010 mutation took place or she was not her fathers daughter
ding ding ding ding ding * you win the prize. Back then no paternity tests, men didn't attend the birth (not lady-like)...oh h e was stillborn (right...) Now we can know for certain...Women wanted (and still do) all the control..."well, i have to go through 9 months so I get to decide if I want to keep it or not."This evil practice has been going on for over 2000 years.
Most likely Victoria was “carrier zero.” At that time, boys with hemophilia did not survive long enough to father children,
I like repeating myself too, because it's very important to say the same thing twice. Otherwise you aren't repeating yourself. That's why I repeat myself.
I like repeating myself too, because it's very important to say the same thing twice. Otherwise you aren't repeating yourself. That's why I repeat myself.
My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. My dad said you have to tell the average person something 12 times for it to sink in. But most youtube commenters are below average, so I added extra.
Very good explanations. Thank you.
Durrr Muscle Hank would have beaten all those wimpy bugs
And no, no one's muscles shaped human history.
Wonder if he'll read this and change his comment😂
Where are all the hanks? I know angry old hank green died of old age but where are all the others?
Allen Qiu Thanks for confirming my suspicions😂
Hooray for foresight
"National Brotherhood of Meme Hanks"😂
Muscle Hank practiced deadlifts with their frat house and destroyed it.
Hustle Hank stole everything in there but the food.
Obese Hank ate all the food.
Whos here during quarantine
Thanks for a great video!
Who is here because of Corona virus?
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@@kevinmorse8814 No one.
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This came in my recommended
let’s see if it came in yours
Well done this type of information should be out there on major stations every where. 👏👏👏👏👍🌎🙏