Ecclesiastes 1:9 The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.
@@canbeexplained The algorithm must have showed me this video based on what I've been doing on youtube. I've talked about this in streams before how there is really nothing new, it's just improved versions of old stuff. This is not nonsense but straight up truth. Someone in the comments said you're smoking something, maybe they are, if they never have profound thoughts or insights about anything. Anyway, have a good day/night.
Just because 2 things serves similar purposes does not make them the same. Also just because something is strongly influenced by something else that does not mean that it's not unique
@@canbeexplainedThey can still be separate, just about how it goes about solving that problem. Like your nuke example, a canonball destroys something by just breaking it, but a nuke destroys something by using a nuclear explosion with an entirely different process than the cannonball
@@canbeexplained what @skibur848 said,but also what about the actual first known thing.By your logic flashlight=torch (even thought they only share one purpose) but what was there before the torch? Even if there was somekind proto-torch,if you go back enough you will eventually find some invention,as in the first thing to be used for a specific need
@@1122-q1e I guess the first invention was fire but that was just upgraded warmth lol, if you keep doing it I'm sure you'll find one invention that everything comes from
about languages - latin was spoken in the west and east roman empire, but byzantine later send schoolars to Kiev rus and other east slavs to create new alphabet for them and we got Cyrillic. that`s why words like Mama sound similar in all europe and DA (yes) similar to central europe nations (germany JA)
@@canbeexplained 10th century. the short answer is power. long answer - in the east, Islam, in the west, eternal Rome under the barbarians + the split of Christianity into Catholics and Orthodox. Byzantium urgently needed an ally, no matter what. the wild tribes north of the black sea were a good choice to hold their power as an empire during the early medieval era.
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My man just dropped modern day philosophy outta nowhere
i don't think cannon balls required nuclear fission and fusion to detonate
according to this dude we just upgraded single cell organisms
Yes 🤫
I want whatever this man smokes
Ecclesiastes 1:9
The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.
I never knew that even god though this way
@@canbeexplained The algorithm must have showed me this video based on what I've been doing on youtube. I've talked about this in streams before how there is really nothing new, it's just improved versions of old stuff. This is not nonsense but straight up truth. Someone in the comments said you're smoking something, maybe they are, if they never have profound thoughts or insights about anything. Anyway, have a good day/night.
Yeah its funny how to some the idea of someone having a thought without smoking is impossible. Thanks though and good night
No way I found a perfect video on a random Saturday at 3
Just because 2 things serves similar purposes does not make them the same. Also just because something is strongly influenced by something else that does not mean that it's not unique
what if they serve the same exact purpose?
@@canbeexplainedThey can still be separate, just about how it goes about solving that problem. Like your nuke example, a canonball destroys something by just breaking it, but a nuke destroys something by using a nuclear explosion with an entirely different process than the cannonball
@@canbeexplained what @skibur848 said,but also what about the actual first known thing.By your logic flashlight=torch (even thought they only share one purpose) but what was there before the torch? Even if there was somekind proto-torch,if you go back enough you will eventually find some invention,as in the first thing to be used for a specific need
@@1122-q1e I guess the first invention was fire but that was just upgraded warmth lol, if you keep doing it I'm sure you'll find one invention that everything comes from
Don’t really think cavemen had transistors but ok
I would like to know who your dealer is because he clearly sells you the good stuff
why do I keep getting these comments, is my video being recommended to drugies or smthing lmao
about languages - latin was spoken in the west and east roman empire, but byzantine later send schoolars to Kiev rus and other east slavs to create new alphabet for them and we got Cyrillic.
that`s why words like Mama sound similar in all europe and DA (yes) similar to central europe nations (germany JA)
That's really interesting, why did they teach them to make their on language
@@canbeexplained 10th century.
the short answer is power.
long answer - in the east, Islam, in the west, eternal Rome under the barbarians + the split of Christianity into Catholics and Orthodox.
Byzantium urgently needed an ally, no matter what. the wild tribes north of the black sea were a good choice to hold their power as an empire during the early medieval era.
they dident use torches to light homes man, they used little lamps
oh my god i finished the video and i feel like i lost brain cells
And what was inside those little lamps?
yuh
AYYY A NEW VIDO
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just dropped in to send hate from california. nah titles def wrong . ppl invent stuff. u cant argue that. try again... wait dint
did you even watch the video
tf did you even watch the video he has some really good points
@@canbeexplained carriages cannons and torches were invented
@qualpo upgraded versions of fire on a stick, bows, and carts
@@canbeexplained what about inventing concepts like metallurgy time artificial selection farming or even writing?