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Day the shortest period of time in the calendar, then a month a longer period of time and then a year the longest time period in the earth's cycle. Unfortunately It's too late for Americans to readjust to these facts. Day, month then year.
The internet was invented in the UK
The intranet was the US invention this is a localised server
But from memory
Http protocols was Australian as an EU country I can't remember
And the UK invented ipv4 protocols
If I got it the right way around
America invented the precursor to the internet
So well done sir you was spot on
* The internet isn't attributed to a single inventor. It's the result of many researchers and engineers working together for decades.
**Key Contributors:**
* **Vinton Cerf (USA) and Robert Kahn (USA):** Developed the **Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)** in the 1970s. TCP/IP is the communication language that allows computers across networks to talk to each other, regardless of their location or manufacturer. This became the foundation for the internet.
* **Tim Berners-Lee (UK):** Invented the **World Wide Web (WWW)** in 1989 while working at CERN, a European research organization. The Web revolutionized how we interact with the internet by introducing features like web browsers, URLs (website addresses), and HTML (hypertext markup language).
* **Tim Berners-Lee (UK):** Also invented the **Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)** alongside the World Wide Web. HTTP defines the rules for how web browsers and servers communicate to exchange information. It works in a request-response manner, where a browser sends a request (e.g., to get a webpage) and the server sends back a response containing the requested data.
**In Essence:**
* TCP/IP by Cerf and Kahn provided the communication backbone.
* The World Wide Web and HTTP by Berners-Lee created the user-friendly interface and communication protocol for navigating and sharing information on the internet.
These advancements, along with many others, built upon each other to create the internet we know today.
I was a metropolitan police officer in inner London for decades , for part of this period I was an authorised shot ( firearms officer).
This included the period where the PIRA terrorist campaign was taking place in London.
During those years I was shot at threatened with knives suffered significant injuries but managed throughout that time not to use my firearm to shoot anyone.
There is another way.
mate you could say that a million times and they just wont understand. i watched a video 2 days ago where 5 police cars chased a stolen car for miles through a solid traffic jam smashing through about 15 stationary cars just for the suspect to get away at the end, i tried to tell them that if that happened in the uk it they would be uproar and that our officers would have handled it in another way. the amount of stupidity and nasty comments like 'your cops would have just run away' or 'yeh thats why we have less crime than you' was just staggering. it made me realise (or reaffirmed really) how brainwashed and sensitive their population truly is. in the end i had to tell them that ive seen 5 foot tall females officers take down 6foot knife wielding maniacs without using a weapon compared with their 20 officers firing guns in all directions in neighbourhoods full of children and they still argued that they had it better. its crazy
Yeah that really is a miracle because you guys repeatedly stitched up innocent Irish people and locked them up for decades. Your judicial establishment said that it would be better for the British state to leave these innocent people in jail rather than exonerate them.
@@anthonyjarvis9472 Just goes to prove you can't argue with stupid.
@@anthonyjarvis9472 The only weapon i would like to be allowed to carry as a woman is at least pepper spray .. i never want a gun but ive been told by police officers local to me that if someone attacked me or tried to assault me i could only used a spray that identifys them AFTER they have harmed me or taken my life.. i then told them what do i do if your not around and i cant protect myself the fella just shrugged and giggled saying thats what my phone is for and to ring them .. they couldnt (or dont care) understand why i would like to have something more on me to protect myself than a stupid bloody spray that only helps them identify the person after they have harmed me .. that has always not sat right with me and i would like for some of us to be allowed to have better protection on ourselves as things are getting out of hand now and the police are just not showing up. NEVER ever want my own gun as you said here there is another way and a gun is not one of them.
@@GeekyC. hey, firstly i completely understand where you are coming from, i also hate that you or any of us have to face those dangers jat all. id say that (if you live in the uk like me) we live in a pretty safe country and if you are street smart and not reckless then you are pretty much going to be ok, i feel everyone has a responsibility for their own welfare and to not be reckless in the face of potential danger. (if we had lions in the uk we wouldnt wander alone in fields lol). i appreciate you can be unlucky and meet the wrong person in the wrong place unfortunately but i dont think you can live your life worrying about that, that is human nature and unless the is a police officer every 20 metres on every street then its impossible to avoid. i also agree that our cops are pretty useless, have a severe lack of compassion, understanding and communication skills, ive experienced a lot of that from them. they seam to have compassion fatigue too which is sometimes understandable but their arrogance isnt. in terms of pepper spray i fully get your wish to be able to protect yourself and wish it was that easy but i cant support even that being made legal, its a downhill slope that is unstoppable at that point. think of this as one example, as a bloke ive experienced plenty of crazy, drunk girls that might not be very nice people and ive seen girls throw drinks and objects at guys in clubs or the street for no reason etc, ive seen tonnes of little scuffles with drunk guys. if each of those people was allowed to carry any weapons then it would have been a lot worse. also if you are allowed pepper spray then so is the guy that may attack you, so then we'd have to argue maybe you need a knife or tazer to stop them when youre blinded and it just escalates from there. youre best off going to a martial arts or self defence course and learning the physical skills needed to not lose the fight, be able to recognise threats, dont put yourself in front of danger for no reason, dont walk alone, let people know where you are, put an app on your phone to detect if youre being knocked over, and use what is around you of the worst happens . bricks, bottles, sticks, stones etc
One thing not mentioned. Britain is the largest exporter of independence days in the world. You're welcome :)
Brilliant. They love them so much they even come to the UK to celebrate them
I'm from the UK and this made me 😂😂
Largest exporter of medical cannabis too but you have to jump through hoops to get a prescription for THC here.
Here yn Gymru we are still waiting for our freedom from Colonisation
My interactions with the police have been very positive. In the 1990s I picked my car up from the garage. It broke down 3 times on the way home. The third time it was pouring with rain and I broke down on the busiest roundabout in Peterborough. Somebody rang the police cos within seconds they were there, put a cordon around me, parked their car behind me with lights flashing. The police fixed my car and drove behind me until I got home! Amazing!
The point about the BBC is that it is solely funded by taxpayers through a licence fee. Hence, it is not beholden to corporate interests or biases and is not supposed to lean politically in any direction. People can argue the toss as to whether they are or not... but they're supposed to be.
But still been crazy bias on many occasions and they have their own corporate interest for the other areas of the BBC family.
Never watch the news anymore. The newsreaders should do that read the news and keep opinions to themselves. Wasting public money on people who aren't nearly as smart as they seem to think they are. Take it from a listener. Two ears two eyes one mouth. You learn more reading and listening than you do talking all the time. I'm 60next year I'm talking from experience. 30years were spent supporting and nursing people with all types of mental health problems and illnesses. I never realised how much joy can be had by watching someone I'd never meet wanting to continue to learn about the world around us.
The BBC is a lefty hellhole.
The BBC has been significantly left leaning and progressive for some years now.
not funded by tax payers but funded by license fee
you don't need to be a tax payer
I live in the UK I remember watch a documentary where a UK police man spent a week working with a US cop,then the us cop spent a week in the uk with a police man and could not be leave that peolpe come up and would talk to the police man just like a normal person.
I have a mate who's a copper in Notts constabulary. He said they had an exchange programme with the NYPD (I think), the guys who came over to the UK were shocked at the abuse which UK police accept from punters, without reacting with force. He also said the US coppers were huge.
@@Dezzasheep By 'huge', you mean 'fat', right?
@@Offshoreorganbuilder no. They were tall and built like brick shithouses
@@Dezzasheep How inconvenient for them!
What’s it called
In public toilets in Europe, the door lock operates an external sign. This shows "engaged " or "vacant " as appropriate.
No need for gaps around the door, just read the lock. Come on USA, get modern!
Most of the time you don’t even need to read. The word ‘engaged’ is written on a red backing so if it’s red then there’s someone in
that is why they carry guns.
I was shocked when I was on a work trip to the US and had to use the office toilet; the gap was so big I was sure people could easily peak at me. Back in the UK, I never had this issue not when I visited Europe.
4:00 football (aka soccer) is played by the entire globe and competitions include everyone, basketball is played in the Americas and they call everything global or world series even when it's just them. It's hard to lose if it's just you...
How can you have a World Series when you are the only country participating? Unlike the World Cup which includes the whole world practically!
@@gaynorhead2325 How do you guarantee winning unless you're the only contestant?
Have you heard though, cricket - surprisingly - is catching up. It's already second only to football in numbers of players/spectators (thanks to India's near mania for the game) but cricket is also now being played in Asian countries such as Japan, Mongolia AND CHINA and if it takes off (they have only been playing a few years and are already moving up in the Asian league, no longer are they bottom of the league - that's now Myanmar) and if it becomes as popular in China as grass roots football has then the added billion or so who will be players/spectators will take cricket to the top of the most played/watched sport in the world.
Watched a reaction to cricket v baseball yesterday and did some internet searching and the results were surprising to say the least.
Baseball comes from the British game rounders. American football comes from Rugby and Basketball was created by an American with 2 Scottish parents who moved to the USA, so even we Brits can claim that one. Ice Hockey was created by British soldiers in Canada
@@overthewebb The point was actually about inclusivity, who plays it, not where it originated from. How does its origin make a difference?
My point was Americans can't lose at their sport because only Americans are playing it in spite of them calling it a world series. Brits can lose because the rest of the world is playing it too.
So far this year there have been 405 deaths in the US caused by Police. This number includes both justified and wrongful deaths.
The US has on average, a population that is 5.02 times higher than the UK.
So, if deaths involving the police were at a similar rate in both countries, we would expect there to have been around 81 deaths caused by Police in the UK (again, both justified and wrongful) in the same period of time.
Instead there has been 1
In fact, there have been 81 deaths caused by Police in the UK since 01/04/1995
This means that there has been a higher proportion of deaths in the US caused by the police in 4 months and 8 days than in the UK for the last 29 years.
Its all about concept, the police in the UK are considered civilians in uniform, they are given by the public consent, which means the police operate in that format and are not paramilitary. In the US the police are paramilitary organisations, they enforce the law but are not governed by consent of the public, hence their aggressive manner, also it does not help if you think every one is your enemy and has a gun.
what you failed to include how many people have been killed by a gun in the US.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 If you feel that information is important, add it yourself. However, my comment was purely about deaths caused by the police. It's a comparison of the police forces, not homicide levels.
It is 22 days since I added that comment, numbers have changed. Here's the up to date figures
Today is 30/05/2024. So far this year there have been 507 deaths in the US caused by Police. This number includes both justified and wrongful deaths.
The US has on average, a population that is 5.02 times higher than the UK.
So, if deaths involving the police were at a similar rate in both countries, we would expect there to have been around 101 deaths caused by Police in the UK (again, both justified and wrongful) in the same period of time.
Instead there has been 1 which was on 30 January 2024
In fact, there have been 101 deaths caused by Police in the UK since 08/02/1985
This means that there has been a higher proportion of deaths in the US caused by the police in the last 4 months and 30 days than in the UK for the last 39 years.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425Your comment, perhaps in-intentianally, points to the real problem in the US.
In the UK, generally speaking, neither the police nor civilians are allowed to carry guns. Take away the guns, you take away the problems. Gun control works.
When it comes to electricians, my dad was an apprentice and said he'd wired a socket. "Is it safe?" The boss asked. "I think so, yeah" my dad replied. Boss said, "go double check it and confirm it." My dad did found it safe and said "yes, it's fine. Why did you ask me to double check?". The boss said "There aren't any maybes, When it comes to electricity. It is or it isn't, probably 's aren't good enough. You either know for a fact it's safe or guess it is. Until someone gets shocked or starts a fire and dies. Only say definites, peoples lifes depend on it" My dad took that philosophy and trained others, never do anything by a half measure.
If there’s anything you want to be unquestionably sure about, it’s that your leccy is safe, it’s very alarming when you hear people being blasé about it, your father and his boss were spot on 👍🏻😳🤣
Baseball was British, the Americans loved it so much that they adopted for themselves
ONE WORD .....ATTENBOROUGH ....is pronounced ATTEN BRUH.
In Britain we have TOILETS not BATHROOMS/RESTROOMS !! Bathrooms have a BATH in them !!
Wow I just realized the bathroom thingy lmao 🤣
In the old days it used to be called a WC.
@@daveofyorkshire301 Lavatory if you were posh
@@theturtlemoves3014 Latin again, the obvious upper class reserve, from lavatorium (place to wash) and lavatorius (pertaining to washing). From lavare - to wash.
@@daveofyorkshire301 Everyday is a school day - thank you for elucidating
The internet is a US invention, however the World Wide Web was a UK invention, Australia invented WIFI
Cees Link from The Netherlands invented Wifi
Australia did not invent WIFI, we just discovered a better way to use it, and that has been adopted globally.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented HTML, URL, HTTP, and the world wide web. The internet was a direct consequence of his genius, and there should be statues in his honour in every country in the world..
@@ScottEDawg In 1989 in Australia, a team of scientists began working on wireless LAN technology.[14] A prototype test bed for a wireless local area network (WLAN) was developed in 1992 by a team of researchers from the Radiophysics Division of the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) in Australia, led by John O'Sullivan.[15] A patent for Wi Fi was lodged by the CSIRO in 1992
@@DocNubbin Arpanet was the recurser to the internet in 1982, the www came about to make use of it in 1990
The US military invented the internet, the UK invented the World-wide Web, and Australia invented boomerangs.
🤣🤣
Boomerangs are so cool
Uk invented World Wide Web .
Yup, DARPA invented internet.
Woke teachers at my kids school are telling my kids that africa invented the Internet mobile phones jet engines cars native Americans were Africans stone henge was built by Africans and my son was suspended for telling her shes wrong thats all he said your wrong she went mad saying uk and America knew africa invented everything and we stole it also Africans are the inventor of the toilet bath and hygiene its funny hear it but its wrong and its happening all over the uk
Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web, but Vinton Cerf and Bob Kahn invented the internet protocols we use today. There's no sort of eureka moment as such.
Kind of like one paved the road and the other invented the car
And don't forget he gave it to the world free of charge.
SIR Tim Berners-Lee, British computer scientist. But NOT just the World Wide Web, he also introduced the world of computing with (to name but a few); HTML markup language, the URL system and HTTP... 😊
UK invented the computer
@@scoobydoo5164 UK invented the cable to carry the data as well
Chocolate! Why is Chocolate not in that list?
And crisps vs chips
The Atherstone Ball game. The most vicious ball game played in England. Rules no eye gouging, no strangling, no killing. That's it. Though they will also rescue people buried under a crowd of people stomping them.... because of... you know the no killing rule. Ambulance on stand by.
As a Brit , I have some sympathy with the police in the US. so many people carry guns there as a norm, , that the police can never be sure who is safe for them to approach. it's natural that they would be wary, and somewhat on the offence/ defence. I don't want OUR "normal" police to ever carry guns, but they too now have to deal with increasing violence.
Would have more sympathy for American cops if they actually had more than 6 weeks training for the job.
Amusingly, non police violence has been falling for years in the US.
Violent crime fell steadily from 2003 to 2013 but has increased a lot since then and is now almost double the level of 2003, one thing that has to be taken into account is that the UK classes threatening behaviour and verbal abuse as violent crime unlike the US which only classes verbal assault (imminent danger threat) as a low level misdemeanour and verbal abuse is legal, this difference makes it difficult to compare the two countries.
CNN , Fox are pay per view. BBC is taxpayer funded and is theoretically unbiased in its news coverage.
The USA has a tremendously larger population than the UK It makes sense.
There's a video called What did the British ever do for us (scientifically), worth a watch. All the best.
It's so much better than this video that he watched.
Evolution, Internet & Parliament for a start
Internet was USA.
WWW was Britain.
Historically Britons have been good at inventing stuff, while Americans are excellent at making inventions appealing and user-friendly.
Oddly enough, in this case, we seem to have traded places.
Still, we do great things when we work together.
Say the month first ? NO..The USA is the only country that does that...anywhere else it's day / month / year !
Not true in Japan, for example, it's year/month/day
The reason the US do that is because the British used to. We only changed to Day / Month / Year around the start of the 20th century, before that we had the month / day / year format.
@@SkeletonDrums1 I wonder if that is why they altered the English language, too?
@@Sachik30 The English language hasn't changed for the british.
American spelling difference was due to simplification, mostly to help the none English speaking citizen learn the language. Colour become Color for example.
@@SkeletonDrums1 the etymology of the word COLOUR comes from latin and was spelt COLOR.
The police in the UK have alot of nicknames, The fuzz, The old bill, The Rozzers, Pigs, The Filth, Coppers, PC Plod and many others.
Only 2 I know off is Pigs and Coppers but not the rest 😅
Bobbies.
@@grabannon Peelers as well, And for the serious crime division of the Met the Sweeney.
And we call speed bumps 'sleeping policemen'😂
Boys in blue
Pay As You Earn ( PAYE ) Most people pay Income Tax through PAYE . This is the system your employer or pension provider uses to take Income Tax and National Insurance contributions before they pay your wages or pension.
When I hear news on TV about the American police, their reactions are very extreme, like the one you described in the video. Usually the police at a check ask you for your identity document and those of the car. They do not have this aggressive attitude and do not require you to get out of the car unless you are wanted or suspected of some crime. Normally policemen are considered as someone to turn to in situations of danger or need, even just for directions. Hearing that many are afraid to go to the police is quite shocking and strange for our habits in Europe.
UK police generally do not fear the public they interact with might have a gun, like in America.
That said though, I can never wrap my head around American police shooting someone in the back for running away.
Nobody has a healthcare like us, let’s big up the NHS. WWW was British. Internet was the US. 😂😂🤩
Our NHS isn't something to be proud of.... It's a huge black hole which provides a terrible service. We should have a top class service for the money we pay, but the politicians are shit scared of reforming it.
it's so good, nobody, but nobody copies it.
@@zaftrawhy would they? Many other countries have better public healthcare
@@Hirotoro4692 um, my general point.
@@Dezzasheep It is 100% down to political parties 'reforming' it over and over again - as well as diverting our payments to other things (Like the Private Sector). Blaming the NHS is like blaming a kid for being abused.
An American guy who listens. Well done fella
"America invented basketball and cant lose"
lithuania - "hold my beer"
You may be confusing the Internet with the WWW. Even then, the WWW, and it's associated protocols (HTML etc) was invented by Tim Berners-Lee the English computer scientist.
Tim Berners-Lee and colleagues working at CERN on the France-Switzerland border. Still a long way from Australia.
@@barneylaurance1865 I wonder if the video he watched mentioned Austria which is nearby (at least, nearer than Australia lol)
-- Edit: Another comment pointed out that WiFi was developed in Australia. That's probably where the confusion comes in.
Even better is: The day used to celebrate freedom from the UK uses the UK's dating system.
And it’s a day both sides of the pond celebrate 😅😂
D/M/Y shouldn't be called the British system. It's generally used all over Europe and Brexitland. By the way, if you want to find a really efficient way of marking dates, go to Asia where the Y/M/D arrangement is generally used. It's also the way some European countries use dates. Computers represent dates internally in this format, too, because this is the only one that actually makes sense. Just try to sort your dates in D/M/Y or the silly M/Y/D format or subtract one date from another.
@@albertlugosiwell that was a load of old bollocks.. 😂
Actually, the (month, day, year) format the US and Canada use was created by the UK and used by the UK prior to the 20th century. As the US and Canada were former colonies/dominions of the UK, they adopted and used the UK's original (month, day, year) format and still use it today. However, during the early 20th century, the UK chose to gradually adopt and change to the continental European created (day, month, year) format.
@@albertlugosi D/M/Y is the British system, it just is not exclusive to Britain.
I suppose saying the system used in Britain is strictly more accurate but the British system is a shorthand form of saying that.
Sir TIM BERNERS-LEE (1955-) Creator of the World Wide Web who developed many of the principles we still use today, such as HTML, HTTP, URLs and web browsers. Look back at the Olympic 2012 show it had him on it xx
He seemed ashamed he couldn't name any countries with the Union Jack on them. I'm impressed an American is even aware there are countries other than America
There are NO flags with the 'Union Jack' on them, the Union jack flies on warships, the Union FLAG flies anywhere else!
@user-zz6zn2tp3y King James vi of Scotland,who became King James of England and Scotland in 1601, United the flags of England and Scotland which was called the Union of James. James in Latin is Jacobus so it is the Union Jacobus which is where the Union Jack comes from. It has nothing to do with whether or not it's on a ship, that's just urban myth.
Hawaii, the Pacific island US state, has a Union Flag on it.
The British invented the Internet and he gave it the world for free
No, America invented the internet. The internet is the computers and their connections. Not that they invented computers Brits did. But the system was American. A Brit invented the World wide Web, that WWW and web pages that we all call the internet these days and he did give it to the world for free
The US Advanced Research Projects Agency (Arpa) - which later changed its name to Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) developed the Internet. The idea was to come up with a system that could automatically route comms around nuked bits of the country. For its time it was incredibly clever.
@@overthewebb I'm not going to say you're wrong (I'm a Brit), but the internet is not DARPA or whatever else the military network was. Interconnected networks existed before that, it's just the common explanation of what a distributed set of networks would look like. But likewise, the UK didn't invent WWW. A Brit happened to be the main driving force behind it, but it ignore the team he worked with - he being Tim - it also ignore the fact he did it on a US designed system. The first WWW server was on a nEXT box. Yes, the company Steve Jobs was at when Apple kicked him out. When Apple begged to get him back it was the nEXT OS built on BSD that became OSX, the best Apple OS we've ever had.
The reality is, the Brits and the Yanks together, have done some silly sh... And we should collectively be pretty impressed by ourselves. (Yes CERN is not in either, that's what I said earlier).
@@overthewebb the www which is the internet was created by a british erson
Australia invented wifi
Bob Khan and Vinton Cerf are usually credited with the switching protocols for what they called "the internet" in about 1980. They were both American. Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, which enabled the Internet to be useful to all. He was British.
Internet Protocol, met Vint once back in the nineties lovely chap. The origins of the Internet were in DARPANET 1969 ish - which became something recognisable as the Internet when it adopted TCP/IP
Refernces to 9/11 baffled me for a long time, because to me, thats 9th November.
Yes
Actually it was an English academic that invented Internet his name is Tim Berners-Lee. He was a computer scientist at CERN based in Switzerland
The BBC is the oldest and biggest broadcaster in the world reason being cause we invented the tv and then the colour tv
Before TV, it was started in the era of the Wireless (Radio).
You can be sure that there're endless numbers nicknames for policemen in every single language and in every corner of the world.
The us invented the internet, a Brit invented the World Wide Web and he gave it away for free
it all started with one man - Sir Tim Berners-Lee, a British computer scientist born in London. After graduating from Oxford University, Berners-Lee became a software engineer at CERN , the large particle physics laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland.
Thank you sincerely for all your comments. You are "spot on" as we say in the UK. Well said, thank you again for all of them. Very best wishes.
The US DoD worked with several universities to create a computer network called ARPANet that grew into the modern Internet. Tim Berners-Lee (British) developed the World Wide Web at CERN for ease of communication within the facility.
The Internet is the infrastucture. The World Wide Web is a collection of documents linked by Hyper Text Markup Language that sits ON the Internet. Email is not on the WWW and is a protocol all of its own.
There were other pre-internet networks (for instance JANET, the Joint Academic Network, in the UK), but the US's commercial and technological dominance made it logical to adopt its protocols as the worldwide standard.
other internet protocols: email, usenet news, SSH, FTP, gopher
Actually, the French are the best re: complaining - AND acting on it rather than JUST complaining, like the Brits, sadly, do.
Australia and New Zealand are a part of The British Commonwealth ❤ x
Don't forget our language - US speaks English 😁
Well a form.of it
The biggest issue with cops in America is that there are so many guns they don't know if its their last day at work
The Internet is derived from Darpanet which was American. The inventor of the WWW was British but the WWW is not the same as the internet
Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee OM KBE FRS RDI FRSA DFBCS FREng, also known as TimBL, is an English computer scientist best known as the inventor of the World Wide Web, the HTML markup language, the URL system, and HTTP.
I misspent 8, yes eight years of my youth in England and loved it. It was a vibrant forward looking country back then but now it’s an inward looking navel gazing backwater. It grieves me to say that.
Tim Berners-Lee (born June 8, 1955, London, England) is a British computer scientist, generally credited as the inventor of the World Wide Web. In 2004, he was awarded a knighthood by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and the inaugural Millennium Technology Prize (€1 million) by the Finnish Technology Award Foundation.
I remember the Decepticon Police Car with the words 'to punish and enslave' instead of 'to serve and protect'😂 What do you think fits better or reflects more?
Here's some good statistics for you. Homicides in US 2021, 21,000+. Homicides in US in 2023, 18,400 down 8%. Rape, aggravated assault and robbery are also down (opposite to the upward trend during the Trump presidency). Homicides in UK in 2023, 630. Incidents of mass shooting incidents in the US, in 2023, 630, resulting in 48,000+ deaths (up 12 1/2 % on 2022). Incidents of mass shooting in UK in 2023, 0, number of deaths from mass shootings in UK, 0. So total unlawful deaths in UK in 2023, 630. Total unlawful deaths in US in 2023, 66,000+. Bear in mind Britain has 1/5th the population of the US and were packed into an area 40 times smaller. So why are the unlawful death rates 100 times higher in the US. The idea of amendments is to ammend (the clue's in the name). Your second ammendment needs ammending. Look at the state you're in.
The door latches show red/green or 'occupied' in the UK.
It amazes me how little people in the US generally know about the rest of the world. At least he's learning.
I'll be honest the only thing that has ever truly stopped me from moving to the US is the fact that the US doesn't have any workers rights at all. lol
No mandatory paid holiday? Nope. Immediate dealbreaker.
If I'm ill, I'm taking the day off and getting paid for it.
If me and my girlfriend have a kid, I'm gonna take paternity leave and spend time with my kid and I damn well better be getting paid.
If I don't obey unreasonable requests by my boss, my boss isn't gonna retaliate unless they want to enjoy an employment tribunal.
If my boss doesn't want me around anymore he can't just get rid of me at will, he has to go through proper procedure and have proper cause for sacking me.
If the US can't offer me these basic protections then I will never work there. I am not putting my health, mental well-being at financial security at risk for a better paying job. Especially in a country that has unaffordable healthcare and very few social safety nets.
Er. That and having your children shot at school?
Well said!
The internet is a US invention, however the World Wide Web was a UK invention
That’s wild I have seen things saying Australia created the internet maybe it’s WiFi
@@foreignreacts Yeah the Brits invented the Internet..... And the Dutch created WiFi and Bluetooth !
And germans computer (Zuse)
@@wimschoenmakers5463 Australia always claims to have invented WiFi.
@@billyhills9933 Cees Links from the Netherlands invented Wifi
not having the final price to pay in a shop is really annoying.
You looked puzzled at P.A.Y.E. ( the British tax system). Pay As You Earn. If it is elsewhere in the comments, apologies for repetition. Also BBC is British Broadcasting Corporation.
Our cheese chasing/down steep hill rolling is such fun. Would recommend finding any videos about it.
...a Canadian invented Basketball 😁
P.A.Y.E. stand for pay as you earn. Your company does all the work on your taxes. The USA invented internet for the milatary but Tim Berners Lee invented the World Wide Web we all use and he is British.
Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee OM KBE FRS RDI FRSA DFBCS FREng (born 8 June 1955), [1] also known as TimBL, is an English computer scientist best known as the inventor of the World Wide Web
The Canadians invented basketball - not Americans.
WiFi was invented in Australia and we have the copyright. After years of research and development, CSIRO filed a patent for this technology in 1996. This patent became the basis for modern WiFi and revolutionized the way we communicate and access information.
You guys use the word “like” WAAAAY more than anybody else in the world,including you mate.
I do say that a lot. Sorry 😢
PAYE - pay as you earn
Plz react to the British crusade against slavery,,,,,,,and the battle of Bamber Bridge ,,,,the treatment of black troops in the uk during ww2 thanks in advance 👍
Many coulred troops did not want to return to the US after the war but were forced to. We treated them as PEOPLE. Went downhill later with the Windrush and many from Africa, West Indies, India and other former colonies arriving but we are recovering.
We are all mixed up with metric and imperial. Sometimes using both in the same product. E.g. the fishing line will be 100 metres of 8 pound line. Crazy.
...and plumbing piping - 25 feet of 15 'mil' or 8 metres of 3/4"..........................
Coopers hill cheese roll was a couple days ago lol x It was magnificent! As always x
I've heard two stories about the difference between police in the uk and police in america.
In englad, the officer was in riot gear, and a person went up to them to ask directions The officer broke out into a massive smile. In the other story in america, a man went to ask something of an us cop the cop put his hand on his gun saying get back."
It kind of shows you that the serve part isn’t listened to very much.
UK is a much better place to live in. And mainland Europe, especially the northern countries from Netherlands, Germany and upwards, triumph over the UK. So sad Americans think they live in the best country in the world when in fact they are rated below average on every major subject of all western counties. Watched a guy on CNN saying: imagine living in Europe where they don't have freedom of speech. Well, we have freedom of expression which includes freedom of speech but is a much broader concept. Glad more and more Americans realize those other countries are not as bad as they told you in school.
You went wrong at "I watched a guy on CNN...."
US citizens are brainwashed by the constant "we are the greatest" BS from birth and because they don't/can't look outside the US don't know, add in the appaling level of education and there is your answer
Internet was from UK Tim berners lee. First msg system format in HTTP.He's currently 68 in May 2024
I'm so pleased you didn’t take offence 😊 (responding from London!)
The BBC kept Jimmy Saville very quiet.
PAYE, (pay as you earn) you only pay tax on what you earn as you earn it.
And you only pay tax over a certain amount earned (Personal Allowance: currently £12,570).
I’m English, and the beautiful city I live in always has groups of police officers out in the community. Any opportunity I get I’ll chat to a few of them, see what they’re up to then go about my day. Everyone seems to appreciate their presence, there are no weapons as a rule (sometimes we get armed officers, but we get a lot of Royal visits. Plus, the Duke of Westminster lives here and he’s a Royal) and they’re all polite
My wife is from Chester, too. We love the place deeply.
The World Wide Web was invented by Tim Berners lee… he’s British
We all all sat in our chairs laughing when he said "BBC" BBC is a joke
What’s wrong with the BBC . What part don’t you like ?
@patrickchiThey lie and are predujice and don't state all the facts .Government controlled .lds2987
The BBC is a waste of space! They wouldn't survive 2 mins without the TV Licence.
What’s wrong with the BBC ? Which service don’t you like ? Its funding is different from commercial media platforms because of its role .
@patrickchilds2987 what is right with the BBC
@fionagregory9147
Excellent and successful tv drama, educational and entertainment content syndicated around the world , Radio content , BBC news and worlds leading public service provider .
Stick to Fox, that sounds like your speed
I prefer ITV or other commercial channels that are out there.
Woke,biased,@@patrickchilds2987
I've only seen armed police three times in The UK: twice when flying out of Heathrow, and once when a disgruntled trucker threatened to blow him self up on Tottenham Court Road in the office across the street from the office I worked in. The building was evacuated (everyone within a mile ended up in the nearest pub for the afterrnoon) and armed police occupied the building.
1989 when a British computer scientist named Tim Berners-Lee submitted a proposal to his employer, CERN, the international particle-research laboratory in Geneva, so its sort of the beginning.
Difference with Uk policing against US is Uk police see Brits as CITIZENS, US police see them as CIVILIANS.
Antikythera Mechanism was the first computer, invented by the Greeks around the 2nd century BC
He means the modern useful one.
Yes, the "C" in BBC is "Corporation," but it has a different meaning in the UK. It means a public rather than a private organisation, like a local/municipal council. The BBC actually runs the largest and best-funded news-gathering organisation in the world. Nothing else - even CNN - comes close.
Americans did invent the Intranet (tethering computers together), later CNET when the government got their hands on it. But the British were asked to do the Internet/World Wide Web, because they couldn't figure out how to send data over a distance.
Always loved that you guys day your independence day date our way. Ironic.
America invented the internet but the UK invented the WWW format that the world uses.
The reason that America has slower internet is because there are only a few internet providers who have a monopoly of the business.
This means there is very little competition so they give you slower broadband.
They have the technology to give you faster broadband but they will also make you pay a higher cost for it.
American military had the internet developed, it was called The Horseshoe. It was a British guy that invented it, but for the American military
In the UK you look at the lock to see if it's occupied, and the door is often so low that a shadow can't be seen under it easily. Definitely no gap.
If you want to know when a toilet cubicle is occupied, you push at the door. If there's someone in there, the door will be locked, won't it?
Our plugs are amazing!
Brits invented the internet.
PAYE is pay as you earn. We pay tax at source. This means when we get paid monthly or weekly, tax is taken from our salary
World Cup Final 1966 , Wembley Stadium .
Full Time : England 4 Germany 2 .
USA Basketball team have finished 2nd and 3rd at the Olympics .
In UK, Police nicknames include: Pigs, plods, Fuzz, Boys in blue, Filth, etc etc.
This list isn't a joke, it's genuine. I don't know why he called it a joke.
Subbed, just because i don't trust your lighting setup (Get a sparky in kid) 😂
The term pigs for police came from the UK, the creator of the police force Sir Robert Peel used to keep pigs. Politicians would call them his pigs.
The internet in its earliest form was invented by the US. But it was purely text based. The britain Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented the WWW allowing pictures and video to be transmitted via the internet. He gifted his invention to the world. if he'd have patented it he would probably be the richest man in the world now.
British gifted antibiotics to the world - americas stole the patant within 5 minutes of hearing about it.
Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee OM
Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee OM KBE FRS RDI FRSA DFBCS FREng (born 8 June 1955), also known as TimBL, is an English computer scientist best known as the inventor of the World Wide Web, the HTML markup language, the URL system, and HTTP.
The internet as we know it today was invented in the US, but it was built on British inventions without which the internet would not exist. The Australians invented WiFi.
No, it wasn't. The only British contribution to the internet was the theoretical idea of packet switching (splitting large data into a series of smaller packets that would travel separately along the network via varied routes and then join back together at the receiving end). But it was the Americans who actually developed, built and implemented the idea, and it was the Americans who created and built all of the other infrastructure, systems and protocols that made up the Internet. The British contribution to the creation of the Internet was absolutely tiny and negligible.
Britain's dramatically massive and seismic contribution came later with the creation of the World Wide Web, which made it possible for absolutely everyone all over the world to easily access and use the Internet for communication, information exchange and commerce.
Firstly differance in population of USA and UK and the lack of fire arms accessibility plays a major role in police shootings,
Secondly although Internet was invented in USA it was invented by a British scientist tim berners-lee
our police have specialist firearms teams that are highly trained whereas the regular bobby has tazers and extendable batons. criminals can easily obtain illegal firearms but citizens can buy a license to own one providing they meet the strict requirements as laid down in regulations and law and then the firearms have to meet certain regulatory requirements such as pistols must have long barrels and braces. also we can own long rifles and shotguns and some semi auto rifles as long as they are kept in a secure location.