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@erictaylor5462 You’re absolutely correct-humans and dinosaurs were separated by millions of years. The title is more speculative, exploring ancient civilizations or creatures that might have existed long before dinosaurs, though not humans as we know them today. Thanks for pointing that out!

@alphonsenormand9552 The idea of civilizations before dinosaurs might sound far-fetched, but it’s often meant to spark imagination or discuss speculative theories. If you’re interested in the science, Earth’s history does have some fascinating pre-dinosaur periods, like the Permian era, filled with complex life forms!

“@Inguiasu Haha, that’s a colorful take! Sweet hot Cheetos from the sky does sound divine. And who knows, maybe modern-day manna will show up as fries next time around! Thanks for watching and keeping it fun!” Let me know if you’d like me to tweak it!

“@jorgegallo3261 Interesting point! Plagues and sanitation issues have definitely impacted societies for thousands of years. The Great Stink of 1858 pushed London to create lasting changes in infrastructure that still influence cities today. Thanks for sharing!”

Thank you for sharing this perspective, @diannshoemaker6419. The Orphan Train Movement indeed raises complex questions about child welfare and labor. While it provided some children with family and opportunities, many others faced harsh conditions and hard labor, as you noted. This movement highlights the challenges of historical child welfare efforts and reminds us of the importance of safeguarding children’s rights.

@parsaPF Thanks for your comment! The Seljuks were indeed a Turkic tribe, originating from Central Asia, who eventually migrated into Iran and became an influential part of Iranian history and culture. Their expansion and integration into Persian society marked an important era in the region’s history, blending Turkic and Persian elements.

“Right?! That Franken-Furby has some serious Teddy vibes from AI - it’s the stuff of futuristic dreams and historical mysteries! Let’s hope they bring it to market soon. Imagine that little guy dancing along in 1518!”

“Thanks for pointing that out, Michelle! The Emu War definitely involved emus across different areas, and many returned servicemen settled in various parts of Australia. I appreciate your feedback-it helps keep the history accurate for everyone watching!” This response clarifies any confusion, shows appreciation for the comment, and keeps the tone friendly.

“Hey @jasonguddendorf1990! Thanks for pointing that out-sometimes, AI-generated visuals miss those historical details. Our goal is to share the incredible stories from the past, and we’re always learning as we go. Appreciate the feedback!”

Hi @mariohobbs! Thanks for your feedback. We’re actually using advanced, paid AI tools to support our creative process, but rest assured, we’re hands-on with everything. AI helps us speed up research and visuals, but our team carefully plans, edits, and puts thought into every video. We’re committed to bringing interesting stories to life in a way that makes history fun and relatable in today’s tech-driven world. Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more exciting content!

@@TechandTrek253so the main battle tank image being used rather than an image of an actual molasses tank was purposeful?

Absolutely, @Mike-x3k3h! The past is full of mysteries, and there’s so much left to uncover. Ancient civilizations may have understood concepts and technologies we’re only beginning to explore. It’s fascinating to think about how their knowledge could reshape our understanding of history. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

@Boo-cb2gh I’m sorry to hear you felt that way! I’ll keep your feedback in mind as I work on future videos to make them more engaging and informative. If there’s something specific you’d like to see or learn about, let me know-I’d love to make content that feels worth your time. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

@nickk9202. It’s definitely fascinating! The Lunar Gateway will actually use a unique orbit called a Near-Rectilinear Halo Orbit (NRHO) that allows it to stay stable while orbiting the Moon. This orbit keeps it balanced between Earth and Moon gravity, so it can serve as a reliable base for lunar missions. Thanks for watching and bringing up such a cool point!

@Terry-v7b That’s an interesting perspective, and it’s true that science has shifted in many ways over time. Some ancient knowledge seems to have worked more harmoniously with nature, while modern science often aims to reshape or even control it. It’s fascinating to explore how ancient tech might teach us a different approach. Thanks for sharing your insight!

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Absolutely! It’s fascinating how timeless some of those insights are. The relevance of ancient texts can really resonate with modern issues. What specific part were you thinking of?

“Hey @gotchagoing4905, thanks for the feedback! Sorry to hear it didn’t hold your attention. I’m always looking to improve, so if there’s anything specific you’d like to see more of, let me know. Appreciate you giving it a watch!”

“@richardyoung871 Thank you for sharing such fascinating insights and family stories! It’s incredible how much history and culture are tied to these voyages and discoveries, from Hawaii to early American settlers. The impact on indigenous communities and the hunt for lost treasures remind us how complex and interconnected history truly is. I’m glad you enjoyed the video, and I hope to dive into even more stories like these in future episodes!”

“Hi @kenbiehl303, I appreciate the honesty. My goal is to provide engaging and informative content, so if there’s a particular type of info you’d like to see, feel free to share. Thanks for watching and giving feedback!”

@peterdeimler4108: “Thanks for pointing that out,I included multiple examples to show the evolution of shipwrecks, but I can see how it might be confusing. I’ll work on making the visuals clearer in the future!”

Because it's AI generated.

@@toasterinwater1 yeah I know. It’s just goofy😅

@@WeaponSprees ok

Here’s a playful yet clarifying reply: “@WeaponSprees Haha, good catch! That extra ‘moon’ is just a creative visual to help bring the concept to life-sometimes artists take a bit of artistic license. Thanks for watching and keeping an eye out!”

“@WeaponSprees Haha, good catch! That extra ‘moon’ is just a creative visual to help bring the concept to life-sometimes artists take a bit of artistic license. Thanks for watching and keeping an eye out!”

“@zaxy1k910 Hey there! Some images are AI-generated to help visualize concepts and tech that aren’t fully photographed yet. It’s all to give a better picture of what Artemis III could look like. Thanks for watching!”

“@quixote5844 You raise an important point! Investing in Earth is essential, and many believe the research done for space exploration can also drive innovations that benefit our planet. It’s a balance, and hopefully, we find ways to support both. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!”

“History definitely had its wild moments! The Emu War was one for the books-a true clash of wits between humans and nature!”

The Great Emu War was wild, but now I’m imagining chopper pilots vs. emus - a whole new level! 😂 Thanks for the comment! Women Warriors of Constantinople? That’s an epic suggestion! Would make for an incredible story.

True, the Ottoman Empire’s final push for Constantinople was intense! But those women warriors put up a fierce resistance before the fall. Amazing chapter in history!

Great question! Abraham likely spoke a form of ancient Semitic language, probably something close to Akkadian or early Aramaic, which were common in Mesopotamia at the time. Fascinating to think about!

@@TechandTrek253 I'm glad you responded to my question. Why is it that most theologians will say Hebrew?

"@Cedricbennettjr Thanks for the question, Cedric! Many theologians point to Hebrew because it was the primary language of the Old Testament, where a lot of foundational texts originated. Understanding Hebrew can give deeper insights into the context, wordplay, and meanings that sometimes get lost in translation. Plus, Hebrew helps scholars connect cultural and historical nuances that shape the core messages of these texts!"

@@TechandTrek253 Thank you... What are your thoughts on the book of Daniel being written in Aramaic?

"@Cedricbennettjr Great question! The use of Aramaic in parts of Daniel is fascinating and reflects the historical context. Aramaic was a common language across the Persian Empire and was used for diplomacy, so portions of Daniel in Aramaic (chapters 2-7) likely aimed to reach a broader audience. This language shift also highlights Daniel’s themes of exile and cultural interaction, showing the Jews’ adaptation within foreign empires. It’s a unique way of blending Hebrew tradition with the realities of their environment!"

Thanks for watching! This story’s all real history, though - the Children’s Crusade was a tragic event from the 13th century. But I get it; some of these tales sound too wild to be true!

“Thanks for the feedback! AI-generated images are definitely a work in progress, especially when aiming to be text-ready. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts!”

@stuartlee6622 You’re right, it was during wartime and the ship was carrying civilians, soldiers, and refugees. Although many fleeing were connected to the Nazi regime, there were also thousands of innocent people aboard, making this one of the most tragic maritime disasters in history. Thanks for commenting! For “Are We the FIRST Civilization on Earth?” you’ll need to let me know if there is a comment to reply to or if you’re looking for a general response.

“@ricksimon9867 Haha, right? Gotta keep it a mystery sometimes! But it’s all about keeping things interesting 😊”

“@ricksimon9867 Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Circumcision is a deeply rooted practice for many religious groups, including Judaism, dating back thousands of years. While everyone is entitled to their views, for many, it carries significant cultural and spiritual meaning. It’s always interesting to explore the reasons behind such traditions!”

Thank you, @billvandorn5332! It truly is one of history’s lesser-known tragedies, yet so significant. I’m glad this video sparked your interest, and I hope your research uncovers even more of the story. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and engage!

Thank you for watching, @FreddieAllan-h3g. It truly was a tragic and devastating event with lasting impacts. The scale of the loss and the circumstances surrounding it make it feel especially unjust. I appreciate your thoughts!