Łukasiewicz to nie tylko lampa naftowa - to też wydobycie oleju skalnego i cały proces jego rafinacji - bez niego nie było by benzyny, kerozyny, oleju napędowego, mazutu i smoły, był autorem wielu rozwiązań którymi dzielił się również z innymi. Zabrakło tu wielu nazwisk min. Rychnowskiego czy Czochralskiego.
your point about television reminds of Enigma code. Most Brits believe it was them that cracked it, but no...Brits only improved it. It was Poles who cracked it
To straighten few things out... about Enigma Poles did manage to crack the code of first few versions and have the knowledge required to brake the later ones using the device called "cryptology bomb". The issue was that the device have to grow to extreme sizes to accomodate the changes in the coding method of enigma, which couldn't be done due to lack of funding and lack of time required to assemble such device before the start of the war. That was the point when Polish cryptologists shared their research (and one Polish made copy of enigma) to Brits and French. Later British cryptologists (with the lead of Alan Turing) were working in remote cooperation with Polish cryptologists (that at the time were located in France) and based on that cooperation Brits were able to create the "Turing Machine" that could decrypt enigma codes without help from Polish cryptologists. What might be a important thing to point out... though Alan was using Polish research as help in thinking process the machine itself worked on totally different basics.
@@night_wolf_pl944pretty accurate I'd say. I guess our biggest issue is with instances where a different simplified incorrect information is found in TV, Films, books, etc. Like a TV show with question "Who was first to break Enigma code" and names of Polish mathematicians isnt even one of the options, and A Turing is implied as the correct answer. Same in history books in UK. Major change to museum at Blechley Park acknowleging Polish part of this was add there only recently (within last decade if im not wrong).
@@rafapopawski2559 to be honest... i hate falsification and that goes both ways. I hate when they forget what our heros have done for them. Like how often the role of our squadrons in Battle of Britain gets reduced (from what i heard from my British friends talking about history lessons in some British schools) when even the British RAF commander said: "Had it not been for the magnificent material contributed by the Polish squadrons and their unsurpassed gallantry, I hesitate to say that the outcome of the Battle (of Britain) would have been the same" But as a person lives in a country that was harmed by deception so many times i also hate exaggerating what they did. History is history and it should be told without bias. Sadly history is (and has been) often used as a tool of manipulation, politics and social programming.
@@HumpaLumpaBiriBam the most basic difference would be how machine it self operated. While polish "cryptologic bomb" was more of manual device that needed constand human input, the Tournig machine was preaty much automatic. Also there is the difference in the method used to search particular letters cypher. Polish machine searched for set of 3 letters in that were at the beginning of every massage - settings for enigma it self, and cracked the rest of the code on using them (in war time enigma version this was removed making it much harder for Polish machine to decode Enigma cypher - it was impossible with the resources our cryptologists had at that time) The Bombe (Tournig machine) worked on the basis of already knowing some parts of the message (if i remember correctly it was the h*il H*tler part) and it decoded rest of the massage based on that. The last difference is the fact that Polish device become insufficient when Germans upgreaded the Enigma (in theory it could crack it but the machine would have to be gigantic - it scaled with number of combinations). Tournig machine due to beeing automatic and working on different algorythm was able to stay quite "compact" for standards of that times. New method had to be invented due to change of some parts of Enigma. Apart from the fact that they stopped using the 3 letters key that Polish machine relied on, they make the encoding process it self a bit more complex with the config of the Enigma machine.
Kerosene lamp was a significantly more important invention than most people realise. It quite literally pushed civilisation decades ahead. It allowed for people to function easily after sunset and so soooooooo many other inventions and discoveries were made in presence of its light. It allowed for longer working hours, street lamps made walking at night easy and safer and there were even jobs related to turning those lamps on/off. The full history of kerosene lamps is truly fascinating and I think without them we as a civilisation wouldn't be anywhere nearly as advanced as we are now.
Maybe You know it but I think the biggest Polish invention was the most precise method for forming silicon crystals. Invented by Jan Czochralski the method is used up today and I think that is one of the biggest unventions in our civilization. Because of it we can make silicon chips and other discrete components not only the smallest or fastest but all of them.
@@peteroz7332 Kopernik's accomplishment not an invention, it was a discovery. Invention is when you create something new and discovery is when you discover something that already existed but was unknown to humans
@@aiokenn Invention is something what you can discover because you understand how is that properly works. Do you remember myth about Daedalus and Icarus? This days we don't know if anybody couple thousand years ago get feathers and wax to fly, but definitely that was something like invention. Do you remember for some time polish army of knifes use big metal build feathers. Both examples was because somebody seen birds and discover how they can fly. We as Poles think about Copernicus "man who stop the sun and move the earth". That was in first quarter, maybe half of XVI century. But Copernicus is not only with this physics and philosophy (thing XVI century) things, but also theory about inflation (economy) or was person who open new era for classical mechanics (in this motion of objects in machinery or spacecraft) Do you think all of that things are to discover without any modelling? Just observation and being smart enough to say what is working which way? Still think about XVI century.
Two MAJOR Polish invention were omitted. No. 1: Jacek Karpiński's invention of the first personal computer, the K-202 in 1970. While No. 2 was such an important invention that it won the Battle of the Atlantic for the Allies. This was a seaborne direction finding device and antenna (the cage) for the detection of German submarine radio signals, invented by Wacław Struszyński.
Have you noticed a certain pattern? Most of these inventions were made by Poles outside their own country. Their country was devastated in the 17th century. In the 18th century, it stagnated and was partitioned. In the 19th century, when the world was developing most dynamically, Poland was not on the map. Its resources and population served the might of Germany, Austria and Russia. In addition, in the 20th century, Poland had only 20 years of troubled independence before total war and communism came. Today, the political and economic model does not allow Poles to develop freely. In addition to regular devastation, there was a constant phenomenon of the brain and muscle drain has been going on for two centuries. So you can imagine that Poland without occupation, wars, communism, etc. would have a level of development not much lower than France or the Netherlands, and certainly far ahead of Italy or Spain.
So true. If they only left us alone, we could have achieve so much more by now that all world could appreciate. But no, obviously they have seen that in the past and didn't like it so the only option is destroy it. Jealously, greed and money is the worst enemy of humanity. This happened to so many countries and cultures in the past it's frustrating that is still going on. Modern times but still the same game. Sadly.
Such an Eastern-European take! If only we were left alone, we'd have been such an awesome country, says the Bulgarian, the Romanian, the Serbian, the Pole 😂
@@iulianhodorog9979 Co ty wiesz o ponadtysiącletnich historycznych i cywilizacyjnych doświadczeniach Polaków... A swoją drogą, Polska stanowi Europę Środkową, Serbia i Bułgaria to Bałkany, a więc Europa południowa. Widzę, że tobie nawet geografia sprawia kłopoty...Może więc zamiast tracić czas na pisać chybione komentarze na YT, to zajmij się nadrabianiem braków w swojej edukacji?
@@zbigniewsienkiewicz6041 Apparently on every possible occasion Sikorski corrected everyone calling him Russian. Saying that he was Polish. So there is that.
How can you not include Maria Skłodowska who discovered the chain reaction used today in every nuclear power plant? Mikołaj Kopernik who discovered that the earth rotates around the sun. Just from the top of my head.
Well Polish language is actually easier than it seems. I mean the main thing that makes it so difficult is the first step, but after that it gets a lot easier because unlike in English letters stay consistent
@@mifigor1935 maybe It's because I don't remember much from the times when I did not understand english but I think that the pronunciation / writing disparity isn't as much of a problem as you claim, in fact i think the widespread use and availability of english worldwide makes up for it and then some. I acquired it as a kid, watching the only cartoon channel available solely in english. with not a minute spent on learning it. Funny enough Im not even familiar with the grammar all that much and completely relying on some kind of instinct gained automatically. I just wish i watched more german and spanish media then. On the flip side, it sucks to be native english speaker because you tend to lose the incentive for learning a foreign language and it's one of those unique life experiences worth having
@@annetakubiak3374 well, that's all relative. I'm assuming you're talking about an English native speaker. I'd met this sweet little person once, back in the day, at Warsaw University, Her name was Aaliyah, from Iraq. She spoke near perfect Polish after maybe a year or less of learning. I was mind blown. I asked how tf did this come to happen. You know what she told me? She said, "Polish and Arabic are not that different, once you get a feel about it, it's all downhill from there"(paraphrasing a longer discussion about the grammar and small differences in grammar) And that's the conviction I've adopted and found that to be true. So the more complex the grammar is of your language, the easier the language which grammar is a subset of it becomes.
W trakcie pierwszej wojny światowej strzelaliśmy do siebie, polacy po stronie rosji i polacy po stronie np. Prus. Polska historia jest naprawdę bardzo skomplikowana.
@@annetakubiak3374 'Mieczysław Bekker (1905-1989) was a Polish scientist and engineer who designed the Lunar Rover Vehicle (LRV) used in the Apollo missions' ....'Poland's science-fiction writer Jerzy Zulawski (1874-1915) also designed a lunar rover concept in his 1901 story Szrebyym Globie ("On the Silver Globe"). Zulawski's rover was powered by an electric motor and had a top speed of about 10 miles per hour.'
Ty się nie pytaj gdzie jest Czochralski. Ty się lepiej zapytaj co jest z nami nie tak, że tak bardzo potrzebujemy chwalenia. Patrzcie! Właśnie w tym materiale opowiemy wam o tym, że Polacy nie jedzą z podłogi :D
@@danaan717 Co jest z nami nie tak? To jest dobre pytanie, material na jakiś film. Zauważyli to tez liczni youtuberzy z całego globu, gdzie robiąc material związany z nami mogą liczyć na widzów i komentarze. I te komentarze to lizanie dupy, o ile przychylnie mówią.
@@kazikkozakiewicz9983 Powiem ci, że jest mi czasami autentycznie wstyd, jak jakaś głowa w necie powie, że kocha Polskę i tłumy Polaków wysyłające komentarze i serduszka. Edit (po 5 dniach, ale przyszło mi coś zabawnego do głowy): Sytuację ratują Węgrzy, którzy też potrafią masowo się zlecieć i słać serduszka. I tylko to jak sądzę ratuje nas przed opinią ostro jeb...tych :D
@@dan7212 Nie ma to jak ingliszować przy każdej okazji, bo język polski to przecież ubogi krewny z Moraw angielskiego. A potem pieprznąć "towar" zamiast "był" Polacy złoci ptacy :D Bez obrazy i co złego to nie ja :D
Esperanto is not popular enough to be international language. But there is a still very nice community. People are traveling around the world and meet another Esperanto speakers. There are fascinating studies showing that people who spent a year learning Esperanto and then a year studying French ended up knowing French better than those who studied French for two years straight. This is because Esperanto is exceptionally simple and provides a solid foundation for understanding the basics of language learning. Moreover, many Esperantists I know speak several foreign languages, largely thanks to the ease and enjoyment of learning Esperanto. It's a truly rewarding way to kickstart your language journey!
That is because Esperanto opens your brain for foreign languages when learnt as the first foreign language. It is very powerful language that anybody can master in a fraction of time required to learn other foreign languages.
Esperanto pros are great. The reality is that if WW1 and WW2 never happened, then english would not have become the go-to international language, and Esperanto would be in that role. Esperanto also has many, many positives such as very basic grammar, universal pronunciation, and easy for any European language speaker dictionary.
To be honest Mr. Rob Poland invented everything, actually whole Universe as Nicolaus Copernikus - Mikołaj Kopernik related On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres. So... You are invented by Polish people Mr. Rob 😉 Ps. Nicolaus Copernikus wasn't a woman 😂
No one invented the universe. Kopernik discovered how planets revolve around the sun and by any means this might've been the greatest discovery in history. It changed everything about science and actually made science important in the western world.
Yes, you did not include metal detector invented by Polish engineer during the WW2, who registered his patent in Britain because Poland was occupied by Nazi at that time , and that metal detector was widely used later to detect mines in the ground and battle fields
Yes, you forgot about Mikołaj Kopernik who discovered present theory about our solar system. He totally changed previous theory about sun circulating around Earth. He proved that Earth is round and circulates around the sun, which contributed to discovery of new continents like North America!!!
Don’t forget about the time when Poland was invaded by 3 neighbouring countries and did not exist as a country for 123 years. So whatever Polish people invented during that time was taken or stolen from them and registered as a patent of Russia, Austria, or Prussia, all of them mostly German descent who orchestrated partition of Poland. I am sure Polish people invented many things that time since all those years of non existence of Poland on European map overlaps years of world industrial revolution of 1795-1918
Necessity is the mother of invention is like our creed at this point. Even if there exists an object that has a specific purpose, if we dont have access to it we'll just invent a replacement, more or less complicated than the actual object.
Jakbynie prof.Czochralski to byśmy nie mieli takiej telekomunikacji ,telefonów komórowych i i tv ciekło krystalicznych i ogólnie gdzie bylibyśmy technologicznie jakby nie on ....z jego osiągnięć korzystają miliardy ludzi.
10 Walkie talkie 9 Esperanto 8 Kerosene lamp 7 Railway signal device 6 Telectroscope - TV 5 Papier clip 4 Electric submarine, taxi meter 3 Voting machine 2 Cotton swabs 1 Bulletproof vest. There's many more polish inventions that, unfortunately, are not even mentioned in that video.
There is a lot more notable Polish inventions and inventors like Maria Sklodowska-Curie. In the UK streets are named by her name as Marie Curie. I am not sure why her polish part of her surname is omitted?
Maria Skłodowska-Curie - During World War I, she developed mobile radiography units to provide X-ray services to field hospitals. Tadeusz Sendzimir - He developed revolutionary methods of processing steel and metals used in every industrialized nation of the world. for example, the production of thin steel sheets. He held 120 patents in mining and metallurgy. He built modern and highly mechanized steelworks. It was mentioned in the film, but Łukaszewicz bigger invention than the kerosene lamp was the development of methods for refining crude oil and the construction of the first refineries.
I use paper clips to open my phone, or if I need to get something tiny out of a crack, or even to clip wires to prevent them from tangling up, or to clip a bags with food. I find paper clips usefull for many things, depending on situation.
The key point of Esperanto as an international language was the fact that for no one in the world, it was their primary language. Unlike English, Spanish, or Russian, which are native languages of some nations, they then try to force other nations to speak a foreign language. Esperanto was foreign to everyone, so it was fair as an international language, without giving a handicap to anyone.
5:15 The "oil feber" of the wolrd had started in Poland. The jet engines, and rocket motors combust the kerosine. The kerosine lamps allowed to make surgical operations at night.
The Gundlach Periscope, usually known under its British designation as Vickers Tank Periscope MK.IV, was a revolutionary invention by Polish engineer Rudolf Gundlach.
I learned a little Esperanto as a child for a show my grandparents were putting on. The language was mostly killed off during the war, since it's speakers were thrown into concentration camps, after Hitler considered it a Jewish conspiracy.
"Diesel" motor - invented by Jan Nadrowski - pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silnik_o_zap%C5%82onie_samoczynnym. Please translate from Polish, do not switch to English!
So. Every 4th person in the world speaks Chinese... Do you speak and learn Chinese...??? ;)) Esperanto is a language that is easy to learn and that was the goal.
Theres also graphene or graphite one of those, there also a company in poland that invented transparent solar panel glass, and the idea was to use it in cars, homes etc idk where they went
I’m sure most of us heard about Katiusza rockets . How did those Russians developed them. You should check who was Konstanty Ciołkowski and his father Edward Ciołkowski. If Poland was not destroyed by 3 nations then Poland would have those rockets first and would never allow Germans to start WW2.
Esperanto is 30y old language? invented by Pole in without Internet. Atm there is like 2mln speakers. Is a long term future idea that brings only benefits, no pressure.
I learned Esperanto for a few months. The basic idea of Zamenhof was to include word stems coming from Romance languages, Latin and Greek, which were if not universaly, then widely known at the time among the educated, and create a language based on Indoeuropean grammar structures, totally regular (without grammatical exceptions), with Latin alphabet well conformig to the pronunciation of words. Nowadays Esperanto is more of a social hobby - the esperantists have their meet-ups, conferences (where they incorporate new words into the official vocabulary), Pasporta Servo service (a kind of the esperantists' Couchsurfing), or even Christian masses in Esperanto (although the idea itself was not connected to any religion, it was rather based on universal love and peace through understanding). And yes, it's rather easy to learn, especially if you know one or a few Romance laguages.
It took me around 30 seconds to get what he said. At start it sounded like Italian or Romanian, but what he really said was "lajkujcie i subskrybujcie" xD
Wycieraczki samochodowe zostały wynalezione przez kobietę (imienia nie pamiętam) i, jak na tamte czasy, pomysł był zbyt rewolucyjny (do tego kobieta to wymyśliła), dlatego został zbagatelizowany i później przypisany facetowi (który z tym pomysłem o dziwo nigdy nie miał nic wspólnego)...
Wycieraczki jako takie były wynajdowane kilkakrotnie: - Mary Anderson patent z 1903, ręcznie poruszane; - Charlotte Bridgwood patent z 1917, z napędem elektrycznym, z rolkami, oparte o wynalazek Mary Anderson - to o tę panią zapewne ci chodzi. Otóż ten wynalazek nie był zbagatelizowany, bo był użyty w kilku modelach Forda i (później) Cadillaka. W jednym masz rację - nie głoszono publicznie, że to wynalazek kobiety. Ale nie przypisywano tego wynalazku żadnemu mężczyźnie. - powszechne użycie uzyskał dopiero piórowy system wycieraczek wynaleziony przez Józef Hofmanna, pianistę i wynalazcę (ponad 70 wynalazków), który pomysł na mechanizm wycieraczek zaczerpnął z metronomu.
Norwegian Johan Vaaler (1866-1910) has been identified as the inventor of the paper clip. He was granted patents in Germany and in the United States (1901) for a paper clip of similar design, but less functional and practical
Ignacy Łukasiewicz first oil rig drill was in Poland inveted and working still in operation today. Poland should be the world richest country just because of this fact, and what happend ? Wars division and occupation by Austri-Hungry, Germany, Russia.
Now, Mr Author ... dig deeper to find out about our railway engineers and automotive engineers ... And don't forget about ... Stanisław Lem ( that's a little different category but equally important ... ) . Thanks !
the biggest miss is Marie Cure Sklodowska !!! yes she was Polish borned and raised married French guy so everyone forgets that … because no one can prononce Sklodowska …
@@George-iv1hi"stół z powyłamywanymi nogami" is Polish tongue twister and means "table with its legs broken". The point is Sonikbytes made mistake writing these words.
Nice presentation. I would add prof. Czochralski method of crystal growth eg. semiconductors, prof. Baran method of packet communication and co-invention of H-Bomb by prof. Ulam et al.
Łukasiewicz to nie tylko lampa naftowa - to też wydobycie oleju skalnego i cały proces jego rafinacji - bez niego nie było by benzyny, kerozyny, oleju napędowego, mazutu i smoły, był autorem wielu rozwiązań którymi dzielił się również z innymi. Zabrakło tu wielu nazwisk min. Rychnowskiego czy Czochralskiego.
gdyby nie polacy to emiraty arabskie by dalej były wioską zwaszcza dubaj
Łukasiewicz użyczył licencji na jego sposób rafinacji ropy naftowej Rokefelerowi pod warunkiem przekazania części zysków na działalność socjalną.
your point about television reminds of Enigma code. Most Brits believe it was them that cracked it, but no...Brits only improved it. It was Poles who cracked it
To straighten few things out... about Enigma
Poles did manage to crack the code of first few versions and have the knowledge required to brake the later ones using the device called "cryptology bomb". The issue was that the device have to grow to extreme sizes to accomodate the changes in the coding method of enigma, which couldn't be done due to lack of funding and lack of time required to assemble such device before the start of the war.
That was the point when Polish cryptologists shared their research (and one Polish made copy of enigma) to Brits and French.
Later British cryptologists (with the lead of Alan Turing) were working in remote cooperation with Polish cryptologists (that at the time were located in France) and based on that cooperation Brits were able to create the "Turing Machine" that could decrypt enigma codes without help from Polish cryptologists.
What might be a important thing to point out... though Alan was using Polish research as help in thinking process the machine itself worked on totally different basics.
@@night_wolf_pl944pretty accurate I'd say. I guess our biggest issue is with instances where a different simplified incorrect information is found in TV, Films, books, etc. Like a TV show with question "Who was first to break Enigma code" and names of Polish mathematicians isnt even one of the options, and A Turing is implied as the correct answer. Same in history books in UK. Major change to museum at Blechley Park acknowleging Polish part of this was add there only recently (within last decade if im not wrong).
@@rafapopawski2559 to be honest... i hate falsification and that goes both ways.
I hate when they forget what our heros have done for them.
Like how often the role of our squadrons in Battle of Britain gets reduced (from what i heard from my British friends talking about history lessons in some British schools) when even the British RAF commander said:
"Had it not been for the magnificent material contributed by the Polish squadrons and their unsurpassed gallantry, I hesitate to say that the outcome of the Battle (of Britain) would have been the same"
But as a person lives in a country that was harmed by deception so many times i also hate exaggerating what they did.
History is history and it should be told without bias.
Sadly history is (and has been) often used as a tool of manipulation, politics and social programming.
@@night_wolf_pl944 "totally different basics" how comes?... so the Polish guy didn't share the de-cryptographic algorithm?
@@HumpaLumpaBiriBam the most basic difference would be how machine it self operated.
While polish "cryptologic bomb" was more of manual device that needed constand human input, the Tournig machine was preaty much automatic.
Also there is the difference in the method used to search particular letters cypher.
Polish machine searched for set of 3 letters in that were at the beginning of every massage - settings for enigma it self, and cracked the rest of the code on using them (in war time enigma version this was removed making it much harder for Polish machine to decode Enigma cypher - it was impossible with the resources our cryptologists had at that time)
The Bombe (Tournig machine) worked on the basis of already knowing some parts of the message (if i remember correctly it was the h*il H*tler part) and it decoded rest of the massage based on that.
The last difference is the fact that Polish device become insufficient when Germans upgreaded the Enigma (in theory it could crack it but the machine would have to be gigantic - it scaled with number of combinations).
Tournig machine due to beeing automatic and working on different algorythm was able to stay quite "compact" for standards of that times.
New method had to be invented due to change of some parts of Enigma. Apart from the fact that they stopped using the 3 letters key that Polish machine relied on, they make the encoding process it self a bit more complex with the config of the Enigma machine.
Kerosene lamp was a significantly more important invention than most people realise. It quite literally pushed civilisation decades ahead. It allowed for people to function easily after sunset and so soooooooo many other inventions and discoveries were made in presence of its light. It allowed for longer working hours, street lamps made walking at night easy and safer and there were even jobs related to turning those lamps on/off. The full history of kerosene lamps is truly fascinating and I think without them we as a civilisation wouldn't be anywhere nearly as advanced as we are now.
you got the heart from channel host... but surprisingly no thumb up from him... 🤔😮
zero 👍
Maybe You know it but I think the biggest Polish invention was the most precise method for forming silicon crystals. Invented by Jan Czochralski the method is used up today and I think that is one of the biggest unventions in our civilization. Because of it we can make silicon chips and other discrete components not only the smallest or fastest but all of them.
what about stopping sun and moving earth? 🤔 by copernicus...
or others like blue laser or graphen? 😮
@@peteroz7332 Kopernik's accomplishment not an invention, it was a discovery. Invention is when you create something new and discovery is when you discover something that already existed but was unknown to humans
@@aiokenn yep, he invented a new way of looking at sun, earth movements, which was quite a feat to achieve in those times...
@@aiokenn Invention is something what you can discover because you understand how is that properly works. Do you remember myth about Daedalus and Icarus? This days we don't know if anybody couple thousand years ago get feathers and wax to fly, but definitely that was something like invention. Do you remember for some time polish army of knifes use big metal build feathers. Both examples was because somebody seen birds and discover how they can fly. We as Poles think about Copernicus "man who stop the sun and move the earth". That was in first quarter, maybe half of XVI century. But Copernicus is not only with this physics and philosophy (thing XVI century) things, but also theory about inflation (economy) or was person who open new era for classical mechanics (in this motion of objects in machinery or spacecraft)
Do you think all of that things are to discover without any modelling? Just observation and being smart enough to say what is working which way? Still think about XVI century.
BINGO! I fully agree with you
Two MAJOR Polish invention were omitted. No. 1: Jacek Karpiński's invention of the first personal computer, the K-202 in 1970. While No. 2 was such an important invention that it won the Battle of the Atlantic for the Allies. This was a seaborne direction finding device and antenna (the cage) for the detection of German submarine radio signals, invented by Wacław Struszyński.
Have you noticed a certain pattern? Most of these inventions were made by Poles outside their own country. Their country was devastated in the 17th century. In the 18th century, it stagnated and was partitioned. In the 19th century, when the world was developing most dynamically, Poland was not on the map. Its resources and population served the might of Germany, Austria and Russia. In addition, in the 20th century, Poland had only 20 years of troubled independence before total war and communism came. Today, the political and economic model does not allow Poles to develop freely. In addition to regular devastation, there was a constant phenomenon of the brain and muscle drain has been going on for two centuries. So you can imagine that Poland without occupation, wars, communism, etc. would have a level of development not much lower than France or the Netherlands, and certainly far ahead of Italy or Spain.
So true.
So true. If they only left us alone, we could have achieve so much more by now that all world could appreciate.
But no, obviously they have seen that in the past and didn't like it so the only option is destroy it. Jealously, greed and money is the worst enemy of humanity.
This happened to so many countries and cultures in the past it's frustrating that is still going on. Modern times but still the same game. Sadly.
@@krzysiarowna6824 Zgadzam się w pełni z Twoją opinią i trafnymi spostrzeżeniami.
Such an Eastern-European take! If only we were left alone, we'd have been such an awesome country, says the Bulgarian, the Romanian, the Serbian, the Pole 😂
@@iulianhodorog9979 Co ty wiesz o ponadtysiącletnich historycznych i cywilizacyjnych doświadczeniach Polaków... A swoją drogą, Polska stanowi Europę Środkową, Serbia i Bułgaria to Bałkany, a więc Europa południowa. Widzę, że tobie nawet geografia sprawia kłopoty...Może więc zamiast tracić czas na pisać chybione komentarze na YT, to zajmij się nadrabianiem braków w swojej edukacji?
A few days after presntation of kerosene lamp, set of them was used to make surgical operation. Earlier those operations were made only in day light.
An Englishman explains Polish inventions to me.Great job 😃
What about Steve Wozniak, Sikorski (helicopter), Maria Curie Sklodowska and more....
Michał Doliwo-Dobrowolski. Technicznie obywatel Rosji, jednak relegowany z uniwersytetu za polską narodowość. Ojciec trójfazowej elektroenergetyki.
Sikorski (helicopter) was actually Russian, not Polish.
@@zbigniewsienkiewicz6041 Ukrainian/Polish/Russian
Patel. Nagra.etc.
@@zbigniewsienkiewicz6041 Apparently on every possible occasion Sikorski corrected everyone calling him Russian. Saying that he was Polish. So there is that.
How can you not include Maria Skłodowska who discovered the chain reaction used today in every nuclear power plant? Mikołaj Kopernik who discovered that the earth rotates around the sun. Just from the top of my head.
It's about inventions, not discoveries
Bo ona odkryła, a nie wynalazła, taka różnica.
@@logik4264 She invented to process which led to the discovery of Radium and Polonium. QED.
Chain reaction causes nuclear bomb go Big Boom, does not power nuclear plant.
@@C2112-s7y Good point. Very, nomen omen, logical... 😀
Polish Mine Detector
Well Polish language is actually easier than it seems. I mean the main thing that makes it so difficult is the first step, but after that it gets a lot easier because unlike in English letters stay consistent
and many words also have consistent patterns to follow to make their different versions :D
i say this as a current learner of polish
@@mifigor1935 maybe It's because I don't remember much from the times when I did not understand english but I think that the pronunciation / writing disparity isn't as much of a problem as you claim, in fact i think the widespread use and availability of english worldwide makes up for it and then some. I acquired it as a kid, watching the only cartoon channel available solely in english. with not a minute spent on learning it. Funny enough Im not even familiar with the grammar all that much and completely relying on some kind of instinct gained automatically. I just wish i watched more german and spanish media then.
On the flip side, it sucks to be native english speaker because you tend to lose the incentive for learning a foreign language and it's one of those unique life experiences worth having
very easy 2:
eng - two
polish - dwa, dwoje, dwóch, dwojga, dwojgu, dwóm, dwie, dwiema, dwójce, dwójkom
No , Polish is difficult to learn ! Period 🌑 bottom line . Spanish is the easiest language to learn !
@@annetakubiak3374 well, that's all relative. I'm assuming you're talking about an English native speaker.
I'd met this sweet little person once, back in the day, at Warsaw University, Her name was Aaliyah, from Iraq. She spoke near perfect Polish after maybe a year or less of learning. I was mind blown. I asked how tf did this come to happen. You know what she told me? She said, "Polish and Arabic are not that different, once you get a feel about it, it's all downhill from there"(paraphrasing a longer discussion about the grammar and small differences in grammar) And that's the conviction I've adopted and found that to be true. So the more complex the grammar is of your language, the easier the language which grammar is a subset of it becomes.
W trakcie pierwszej wojny światowej strzelaliśmy do siebie, polacy po stronie rosji i polacy po stronie np. Prus. Polska historia jest naprawdę bardzo skomplikowana.
"Uzyci" przez Napoleona , a w nowszej historii Syrii, Iraku a teraz Ukrainie. - obrzydlistwo - "misje pokojowe" 🤮
handheld mine detector, polio vaccine, gps prototype, first mobile tape player, hydrogen bomb, colour photography, movie projector, holography, bombe code breaking machine (Enigma), lunar rover...the list goes on
Lunar rover included one of the very important parts, not the whole vehicle .
@@annetakubiak3374 'Mieczysław Bekker (1905-1989) was a Polish scientist and engineer who designed the Lunar Rover Vehicle (LRV) used in the Apollo missions' ....'Poland's science-fiction writer Jerzy Zulawski (1874-1915) also designed a lunar rover concept in his 1901 story Szrebyym Globie ("On the Silver Globe"). Zulawski's rover was powered by an electric motor and had a top speed of about 10 miles per hour.'
@@tomaszzaraza9971oh ok , tanx for the info. I thought I knew something 🤣😂
I mean nore important than the lamp itself would be fraction distillation of oil so fathering the petrochemistry, but a lamp is a nice token of that😂
Where is Jan Czochralski?
Ty się nie pytaj gdzie jest Czochralski. Ty się lepiej zapytaj co jest z nami nie tak, że tak bardzo potrzebujemy chwalenia. Patrzcie! Właśnie w tym materiale opowiemy wam o tym, że Polacy nie jedzą z podłogi :D
@@danaan717 Co jest z nami nie tak? To jest dobre pytanie, material na jakiś film. Zauważyli to tez liczni youtuberzy z całego globu, gdzie robiąc material związany z nami mogą liczyć na widzów i komentarze. I te komentarze to lizanie dupy, o ile przychylnie mówią.
@@kazikkozakiewicz9983 Powiem ci, że jest mi czasami autentycznie wstyd, jak jakaś głowa w necie powie, że kocha Polskę i tłumy Polaków wysyłające komentarze i serduszka.
Edit (po 5 dniach, ale przyszło mi coś zabawnego do głowy): Sytuację ratują Węgrzy, którzy też potrafią masowo się zlecieć i słać serduszka. I tylko to jak sądzę ratuje nas przed opinią ostro jeb...tych :D
Klucz - "didn't know ware Polish"
@@dan7212 Nie ma to jak ingliszować przy każdej okazji, bo język polski to przecież ubogi krewny z Moraw angielskiego. A potem pieprznąć "towar" zamiast "był" Polacy złoci ptacy :D Bez obrazy i co złego to nie ja :D
Esperanto is not popular enough to be international language. But there is a still very nice community. People are traveling around the world and meet another Esperanto speakers. There are fascinating studies showing that people who spent a year learning Esperanto and then a year studying French ended up knowing French better than those who studied French for two years straight. This is because Esperanto is exceptionally simple and provides a solid foundation for understanding the basics of language learning. Moreover, many Esperantists I know speak several foreign languages, largely thanks to the ease and enjoyment of learning Esperanto. It's a truly rewarding way to kickstart your language journey!
That is because Esperanto opens your brain for foreign languages when learnt as the first foreign language. It is very powerful language that anybody can master in a fraction of time required to learn other foreign languages.
The problem with Esperanto is it sounds like a cheap fizzy wine.🙂
@@C2112-s7y It sounds better then English spoken by non-natives.
Kazimierz Funk discovered VITAMINS
Xray machine - Maria Curie Sklodowska
Czochralski: invented crystallisation method and LITERALLY ALL modern CPU, GPU, RAM, SSD and outer PV cells are made of crystals made by his method.
Esperanto pros are great. The reality is that if WW1 and WW2 never happened, then english would not have become the go-to international language, and Esperanto would be in that role. Esperanto also has many, many positives such as very basic grammar, universal pronunciation, and easy for any European language speaker dictionary.
Vi pravas
mi scias
Esperanto is easy even for the Chinese - Esperanto grammar is very similar to Chinese grammar.
To be honest Mr. Rob Poland invented everything, actually whole Universe as Nicolaus Copernikus - Mikołaj Kopernik related On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres.
So... You are invented by Polish people Mr. Rob 😉
Ps. Nicolaus Copernikus wasn't a woman 😂
BTW @Rob - the quote is from a cult polish scifi comedy - seksmisja
some parts are risqué and poorly aged but overall it's a fun watch
No one invented the universe. Kopernik discovered how planets revolve around the sun and by any means this might've been the greatest discovery in history. It changed everything about science and actually made science important in the western world.
@niktniewiem4785 Let me disagree with you...
Universe - polski zespół, założony w 1981 przez Mirosława Bregułę i Henryka Czicha.
@@humandisorder3962 cool story bro
Yes, you did not include metal detector invented by Polish engineer during the WW2, who registered his patent in Britain because Poland was occupied by Nazi at that time , and that metal detector was widely used later to detect mines in the ground and battle fields
Yes, you forgot about Mikołaj Kopernik who discovered present theory about our solar system. He totally changed previous theory about sun circulating around Earth. He proved that Earth is round and circulates around the sun, which contributed to discovery of new continents like North America!!!
Don’t forget about the time when Poland was invaded by 3 neighbouring countries and did not exist as a country for 123 years. So whatever Polish people invented during that time was taken or stolen from them and registered as a patent of Russia, Austria, or Prussia, all of them mostly German descent who orchestrated partition of Poland. I am sure Polish people invented many things that time since all those years of non existence of Poland on European map overlaps years of world industrial revolution of 1795-1918
also interesting is,laser was invented in Poland too,then taken by ruskie
Necessity is the mother of invention is like our creed at this point. Even if there exists an object that has a specific purpose, if we dont have access to it we'll just invent a replacement, more or less complicated than the actual object.
First electric submarine boat was "Plunger" of John Holland. His cooperator was Polish.
Jakbynie prof.Czochralski to byśmy nie mieli takiej telekomunikacji ,telefonów komórowych i i tv ciekło krystalicznych i ogólnie gdzie bylibyśmy technologicznie jakby nie on ....z jego osiągnięć korzystają miliardy ludzi.
10 Walkie talkie
9 Esperanto
8 Kerosene lamp
7 Railway signal device
6 Telectroscope - TV
5 Papier clip
4 Electric submarine, taxi meter
3 Voting machine
2 Cotton swabs
1 Bulletproof vest.
There's many more polish inventions that, unfortunately, are not even mentioned in that video.
Wszystko zostało by wynalezione, kiedyś, przez kogoś, ale liczy się ten pierwszy.
You told kerosene lamp was invented in 1953. You were kidding, right?
There is a lot more notable Polish inventions and inventors like Maria Sklodowska-Curie. In the UK streets are named by her name as Marie Curie. I am not sure why her polish part of her surname is omitted?
I love Your British stoicism /scepticism
Ludwik Hirszfeld is considered a co-discoverer of the inheritance of ABO blood types.
Crystal growing for silicon chip is Polish invention.
Maria Skłodowska-Curie - During World War I, she developed mobile radiography units to provide X-ray services to field hospitals.
Tadeusz Sendzimir - He developed revolutionary methods of processing steel and metals used in every industrialized nation of the world. for example, the production of thin steel sheets. He held 120 patents in mining and metallurgy. He built modern and highly mechanized steelworks.
It was mentioned in the film, but Łukaszewicz bigger invention than the kerosene lamp was the development of methods for refining crude oil and the construction of the first refineries.
13:03
If you buy them in Poland
Probably The packaging would say: "Ear sticks, do not use in the ears"
Polish bring light to the world😊
I use paper clips to open my phone, or if I need to get something tiny out of a crack, or even to clip wires to prevent them from tangling up, or to clip a bags with food. I find paper clips usefull for many things, depending on situation.
wojak ( Feels Guy ) popularny meme został stworzony przez Polaka jak ktoś mi nie wierzy to może sobie wyszukać na internecie lub zapytać się AI
rob the way you explain each kipp, is clear you deny each invension.
There was a metal detector which was used to detect mines..
The key point of Esperanto as an international language was the fact that for no one in the world, it was their primary language. Unlike English, Spanish, or Russian, which are native languages of some nations, they then try to force other nations to speak a foreign language. Esperanto was foreign to everyone, so it was fair as an international language, without giving a handicap to anyone.
Until kerosene the British and Americans slaughtered millions of whales for their oil.
5:15 The "oil feber" of the wolrd had started in Poland. The jet engines, and rocket motors combust the kerosine.
The kerosine lamps allowed to make surgical operations at night.
The Gundlach Periscope, usually known under its British designation as Vickers Tank Periscope MK.IV, was a revolutionary invention by Polish engineer Rudolf Gundlach.
I learned a little Esperanto as a child for a show my grandparents were putting on. The language was mostly killed off during the war, since it's speakers were thrown into concentration camps, after Hitler considered it a Jewish conspiracy.
Drzewiecki's boat on the film WAS NOT ELECTRIC, but muscle powered.
Mine detector is a Polish invention too.
The mine detector (Polish) Mark I was a metal detector for landmines developed during World War II.
"Diesel" motor - invented by Jan Nadrowski - pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silnik_o_zap%C5%82onie_samoczynnym. Please translate from Polish, do not switch to English!
Dzięki!
Greetings from Poland
The wheel would naturally have been invented by now. Sorry, but you sound a bit like you are trying to discredit.
So. Every 4th person in the world speaks Chinese... Do you speak and learn Chinese...??? ;)) Esperanto is a language that is easy to learn and that was the goal.
And Esperanto works extremely well.
Ballistic vestes made of many layers of fabroc were used by Greek hoplites 2 500 y.a.
I do believe that metal detector was invented by Poles
I use ear buds not for my ears, but for my.... eyes. Yes, eyes. I use them to pull out eyelashes that are stuck in my eyes
Ok, can you try to say ŚWIERSZCZ, yes, it is a real word
Not invented crude oil distillation too.
Did You mention thermonuclear warhead or electrolytic capacitor?
12:18 here in Poland we call them "ear sticks"
Esperanto started before english became the universal language, it's not needed now as we all speak english anyways
Not all! I don't speake in english.
@@jacekwidor3306 you're writing in english
Not we all - you don't.
Polish guy invented cinema. Lumiere brothers actually acknowledged him, but…
My and my friends can claim we had invented face book but really all the kids were doing it
Oil refinery….
COPERNICUS …
Theres also graphene or graphite one of those, there also a company in poland that invented transparent solar panel glass, and the idea was to use it in cars, homes etc idk where they went
10:10 The metronome was an inspiration
“Necessity is the mother of invention”
Jan Czochralski invented method to create silncon monocristal, base of modern electronics
Esperanto is combinations of most transparent worlds in most languages. Like "mama" and "papa" mun and dad understandable in most of the country's.
And what about blu-ray
I’m sure most of us heard about Katiusza rockets . How did those Russians developed them. You should check who was Konstanty Ciołkowski and his father Edward Ciołkowski. If Poland was not destroyed by 3 nations then Poland would have those rockets first and would never allow Germans to start WW2.
and many many more
rad and pol
Esperanto is 30y old language? invented by Pole in without Internet. Atm there is like 2mln speakers. Is a long term future idea that brings only benefits, no pressure.
10:35 He was a father of blade element theory propeller (for marine and aviation applicatinos).
I learned Esperanto for a few months. The basic idea of Zamenhof was to include word stems coming from Romance languages, Latin and Greek, which were if not universaly, then widely known at the time among the educated, and create a language based on Indoeuropean grammar structures, totally regular (without grammatical exceptions), with Latin alphabet well conformig to the pronunciation of words. Nowadays Esperanto is more of a social hobby - the esperantists have their meet-ups, conferences (where they incorporate new words into the official vocabulary), Pasporta Servo service (a kind of the esperantists' Couchsurfing), or even Christian masses in Esperanto (although the idea itself was not connected to any religion, it was rather based on universal love and peace through understanding). And yes, it's rather easy to learn, especially if you know one or a few Romance laguages.
That's just ten inventions ... If you dig deeper, you will find more ... of our inventions ...
this guys pronunciation is impeccable - I don't know if I'm impressed or suspicious
That lamp on the film IS NOT a "Lukasiewicz lamp".
The number one on the list of Polish inventions definitely is vodka
Mine detector , submarine and tank periscope
.. walks into a bar
Hofmann was not inventor of car wipers.
3:40 I'm polish and I have no idea what you just said.
It took me around 30 seconds to get what he said. At start it sounded like Italian or Romanian, but what he really said was "lajkujcie i subskrybujcie" xD
Wycieraczki samochodowe zostały wynalezione przez kobietę (imienia nie pamiętam) i, jak na tamte czasy, pomysł był zbyt rewolucyjny (do tego kobieta to wymyśliła), dlatego został zbagatelizowany i później przypisany facetowi (który z tym pomysłem o dziwo nigdy nie miał nic wspólnego)...
Wycieraczki jako takie były wynajdowane kilkakrotnie:
- Mary Anderson patent z 1903, ręcznie poruszane;
- Charlotte Bridgwood patent z 1917, z napędem elektrycznym, z rolkami, oparte o wynalazek Mary Anderson - to o tę panią zapewne ci chodzi. Otóż ten wynalazek nie był zbagatelizowany, bo był użyty w kilku modelach Forda i (później) Cadillaka. W jednym masz rację - nie głoszono publicznie, że to wynalazek kobiety. Ale nie przypisywano tego wynalazku żadnemu mężczyźnie.
- powszechne użycie uzyskał dopiero piórowy system wycieraczek wynaleziony przez Józef Hofmanna, pianistę i wynalazcę (ponad 70 wynalazków), który pomysł na mechanizm wycieraczek zaczerpnął z metronomu.
Hofmann was not the inventor of Norwegian "Mustad" paper clip.
Also invented metal detector
Norwegian Johan Vaaler (1866-1910) has been identified as the inventor of the paper clip. He was granted patents in Germany and in the United States (1901) for a paper clip of similar design, but less functional and practical
There is noo wayy we might say "o kurcze"
Don't forget the most important invention in the world... VODKA ! It's Polish invention 😂
Na mojej działce jest dawny szyb Pana łukasiewicza. Odczep sie od języka polskiego. Prosty i romantyczny. ;-) A nafta i ropa... Podbiła świat.
Ignacy Łukasiewicz first oil rig drill was in Poland inveted and working still in operation today.
Poland should be the world richest country just because of this fact, and what happend ?
Wars division and occupation by Austri-Hungry, Germany, Russia.
Now, Mr Author ... dig deeper to find out about our railway engineers and automotive engineers ... And don't forget about ... Stanisław Lem ( that's a little different category but equally important ... ) . Thanks !
the biggest miss is Marie Cure Sklodowska !!! yes she was Polish borned and raised married French guy so everyone forgets that … because no one can prononce Sklodowska …
I've done a separate video on her
Poland invented Q-tips? Did they also invent the ear spray that, as they say in the advert, should be used instead of Q-tips to clean ears? 🤣
The pronciple of television
we invented "stol z powylawynymi nogami" 🙃
And what is that?
@@George-iv1hi it's a Polish thing you would never get it
@@George-iv1hi"stół z powyłamywanymi nogami" is Polish tongue twister and means "table with its legs broken". The point is Sonikbytes made mistake writing these words.
@@krn1978 I speak Polish perfectly and I know what it is, I was referring to: "stol z powylawynymi nogami"???
@@krn1978 W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie - much better.
Kwolek... finally true!
Now we know that cotton swabs are not exactly the best cleaning method of your ears. But 100 years ago? 😉
Not FIRST walkie-talkie but SECOND. First, canadian, was unpopular.
Nice presentation. I would add prof. Czochralski method of crystal growth eg. semiconductors, prof. Baran method of packet communication and co-invention of H-Bomb by prof. Ulam et al.
Add lukasiewicz gave the destialtion technolgy to rockfelers for free, as he already ''earned enough''