Deadass though 😂, and it probably wouldn’t stop there. If you have debt even if the whole grid goes down, someone somewhere will have a record of said debt.
To be fair they wouldn't have a job because the app needs GPS in order to match you with a driver, so if GPS satellites went down them not knowing where to go would be irrelevant.
You brought back some great memories. I was lucky enough to have one of the first cars with built-in navigation systems (1997 Acura Legend). That was officially my last printed map. :-)
Yup. I graduated high school in 2003. We printed out directions all the time. No cell phones either. If you had one it was for emergencies only and not even the rich kids were allowed to use text messaging it was so expensive.
haha fuckn hilarious comment. I almost fell off my chair when he said that totally caught me off guard. I then scrolled straight to your comment and made me laugh
Chris Cade I mean it’s honestly not our fault we don’t know how to navigate through cities, we can’t go everywhere and learn it. But it is easy enough to travel from state to state if you grasp direction and different major roadways.
@@user-wn2ho5ij5f just because you take something personally doesn’t mean it’s a personal attack. Pointing out that their description of a critical thinker is wrong is not an attack it’s the statement of a fact.
He relied on the other side of his brain for that, according to that Matcha tea Santa "I fall down chimneys and don't get hurt guy" we had on at Christmas! Remember when they lost thousands of films in those fires because they didn't have copies, so stupid, does make you wonder about digital info if there's no hard copies!
love this guy. Genuinely cares for the planet and what a brilliant speaker. We need people like this looking after our planet not ffffucking politicians
@Rasputin and yet amongst the top 5 most intellectual people to have been given the opportunity to speak to Joe rogans stoner fan base. Most people who don't understand him don't actually have the brain capacity to.
I know that's a joke but given the age of the galaxy compared to how old Earth is; chance there is dino evolved race somewhere. What about those Super-Earth-like planets found abundant... those dinos would be triple the size.
@@harrison777ify2 that could require low gravity as well because the weight of their exoskeletons is also a limiting factor, they wont get that big, size of dogs sure, tigers would be pushing it xD
I couldn’t agree more, we would rather sit here and fight each other, rather than protecting the ONE planet we have. Cosmos doesn’t give a shit, EXACTLY.
George Carlin said, "Another failed mutation. Another evolutionary cul de sac." Just one step up of other dumb animals on the planet. Our level of animal had the means, and the understanding of the situation. And still mistakenly chose greed and selfishness(simple animal tendencies) over the future. Disgusting.
imagine where we all would be when all resources but to war would be put to fixing diseases and we would kill the capitalism no more super rich or super poor most of humanity could just enjoy life. i believe life could be paradise like
@@MeelisMatt Facts. Along with that, instead of creeping up on everlasting life, we'd have it by now. Start visiting different parts of the universe. See cooler shit with our eyes than we see with telescopes. It's a stupid time we currently live in. We suddenly arrive to computer advancements, then rest on our laurels.
You’ve gotta love Graham Hancock. The guy is so knowledgeable about a wide array of topics. Psychedelics, social problems, ancient history, astronomy, geology, etc.
Just think. Just freaking think! That we can easily be wiped out! And no record of us will be present and no one will ever know we even existed. Thats freaking crazy! Now imagine if that already happened. Not just once. But multiple times!...🤯
May be we r all asking wrong questions . Why r we protected ? Thousand of years in a very complicated unpredicted universe , why for these thousand years , nothing touched us or even our solar system planets , or our moon or our sun ?? That is the real question . I know the answer will not make the agnostics or the athiests happy or even the devil . Just say we r like rats and came from monkeys or we r like trees and we r dolphins maybe , say even we r all gods , say anything except god , and we r fine . Now that is fascinating , mr dmt rogan .
@@Patrick.Howie. But you dont know for sure if back then this planet wasn't inhabitable for humans..scoence claims things now and it can change 10 years from now
no no...futrue explorers will probably find my extensive collection of erotic material and toys (stashed away in case all digital devices fail) and probably infer that at least there existed a culture dedicated to all manners of sexual acts and debauchery. they would possibly identify it as a fertility cult juding from the extra large mammary glands and phalluses...probably would even link it to the kama sutra and the erotic temple carvings at Khajuraho....my name would live on forever
@@eplurbispablum okayz Iwill bother from now doubting what was teached , jason . Now enlighten us plz . 10 times the bomb on japan ?seriously , man Not anything written on a site is a proof , bro .
I feel like this can operate on a miniature scale within one person's life. When life is hard, you gradually get stronger. When you get stronger, you gradually make your life less hard. When you make life less hard, you gradually become weaker. When you become weaker, your life gradually becomes harder.
Humanity will survive almost any natural disaster...they might get most of us, but not all. The true end of humanity will come at the hands of us. Only our minds could come up with something so efficient, it gets all 100% of us...
If I had a choice, I wouldn’t pay taxes. Fuck them. Unfortunately for myself, the employer sends the pay to HMRC then they deducted National insurance and tax then send me the rest. Fuck tax when it’s spent on fucking shit like feeding evil child/women murderers and allowing them to watch tv in prisons. That’s just 1/100 reasons why I wouldn’t pay tax if I was able to deal with my own pay.
Thats one thing I love about growing up in the 90s. My dad used a US Atlas for family trips visiting my oldest brother on various Naval bases over his contract. Then land navigation in the Army kept me up to date with using a map and perfected utilizing one in many different ways. Glad I still have that knowledge... Question is, how much longer do I have it? Lmao
Maybe the reason why the ancients peoples where so fascinated by stars and celestial objects was that there was an impact in their recent past (or mythology) and they're looking out for the next one. They may have thought the impact was punishment from the gods so they built massive temples and monuments to honour them in an attempt to prevent another impact.
Should have a random joe day where you invite a random everyday joe and interview them on various aspects of life and experiences....now that will be dope.
@shredded guy The only way they can redirect such a stone, is by pushing away a large mass in teh lateral direction from that stone, which should be at least two orders of a magnitude smaller than that stone. That seems impossible to me.
@@mainsource8030 In free space to move an object, you still have to generate momentum in the other direction. As an academic physics graduate I can give you the equations if you like...
I used to have a cigarette in one hand, coffee in the other, map on the dash and either driving with my palms or knees while trying to navigate the city. Ahhh...the good ol days.
Yeaah! This is one of the most important things for humanity. As a space enthusiast I'm so excited about all the possibility of all these new missions!
I think part of the problem with asteroids is they have become something that our society doesn't take seriously. When he mentions the Tunguska event, I looked it up, and so much content is dedicated to what could have "really" happened. It seems with most of us, when we hear that something was caused by an asteroid, our immediate reaction is to think it's some sort of cover-up.
As a huge history nerd, I think about a new "Dark Age" all the time. I preserve my life in material objects and notes so that hundreds of years from now, if humans are still alive, people can study the life of a common woman without needing online access. I've kept my favourite dresses, letters, birthday cards, souvenirs, relationship stuff, etc. because I think about what historians are going to be able to study years from now all the time. Again, this is because I'm a huge history nerd and think about history and the future of historical study all the time.
"We're all gonna die if you don't fund my research." - Scientist "We're all gonna die if you don't pass my bill" - Politician "Just the tip" - Boyfriend Where do the lies end and the truth begins?
The Chelyabinsk meteor event only occured a few years ago over Russia. It was also an airburst about 15 miles above earth but over 1000 people were injured by flying glass from the shockwave.
So I watched the original interview. Still come back from time to time to look up info or key words. Interesting to find out about the possibility of our past and spacial possibilities.
The impact area 100 years later would make a great spot to build one of those henges that they were discussing earlier, the circular mound has already been created around the perimeter
This has happened before. When the acid pulp method of making paper was invented in the 19th century, it was widely used. As a librarian, i had to deal with first editions of Dickens's novels turning to brown dust. Also, all the information stored on tape and the various forms of disk are all doomed. On the other hand, the books printed in the 16th century are still in excellent condition.
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Oh trust me. The entire digital grid could go down and some mystical backlog of everyone's student loan debt would still survive.
😱
I could see someone digging through the rubble and pulling out a giant log book of the student loan debt. Then they scream, "We found it!"
Yep. They have the debt data chiselled out in stone lol
As it should. It’s YOUR debt.
Deadass though 😂, and it probably wouldn’t stop there. If you have debt even if the whole grid goes down, someone somewhere will have a record of said debt.
Uber drivers don't know where they are going even with GPS.
That is because they don't know how to drive to begin. G.p s. exacerbates it due to faulty input.
To be fair they wouldn't have a job because the app needs GPS in order to match you with a driver, so if GPS satellites went down them not knowing where to go would be irrelevant.
@@sadbravesfan Dude you missed the point lol
@@philliesphan312 no I didn't. I completely got the point. But I'm also very emotionless and take things quite literal.
They’re high dude. Give em a break.
"the cosmos turned dinosaurs into chickens" lol I'm keeping that one.
Show some respect to the cosmos.
Don't you guys wish you could replicate Graham's hairdo?
@@sega32xxx14 No because I'm not bald yet
Humans would devolve into Golum's
and now humans are going to be the next chickens
Who remembers printing out google map directions 10 years ago 🤔😂
Mapquest FTW
[cμlt] BlueLigerZero - mapquest
Or using map books
Man I saw somebody recently with a paper in his hand, switching lanes, trying to get to an exit because he had directions printed out.
You brought back some great memories. I was lucky enough to have one of the first cars with built-in navigation systems (1997 Acura Legend). That was officially my last printed map. :-)
I remember as a kid in early 2000s I would still print up directions from google prior to a destination for my dad and read them to him while he drove
Google was top notch for directions. I remember the disaster know as MapQuest
Yup. I graduated high school in 2003. We printed out directions all the time. No cell phones either. If you had one it was for emergencies only and not even the rich kids were allowed to use text messaging it was so expensive.
@plnkfloydian that episode lmao
Error... hate to admit it, but I still print out maps today. Good idea when manufacturers sat navs are usually shit.
I still do that if I go abroad. Relying on wifi somewhere? F that noise.
"But the cosmos doesn't give a "FUUUCKK" about any of that"
haha fuckn hilarious comment. I almost fell off my chair when he said that totally caught me off guard. I then scrolled straight to your comment and
made me laugh
Facts though.
Perfect.
🤣🤣
Joe "it's entirely possible" Rogan
Vs.
Graham "It's extremely likely" Hancock
Sign me up. I'm there.
100% man. 100%.
I prefer Joe "pictures of splayed jungle feet" Rogan.
100%...One HUNDRED Percent...
@@ViolentKisses87 I've only heard him mention that once though, maybe twice....
This guy blows my mind when he talks, all the videos go so fast, I’m just drawn in to his stories so deeply
He‘s the TMZ of history/archeology
Dude's F bombs a very natural, I like that.
I recommend everyone read this comment before watching. Makes the video much more suspenseful 😂
6:12 for anybody who doesn't want to wait in suspense
Yeah they must be didn’t even notice them 😄
THE COSMOS DOESN'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT YOUUU
YOU LIL STUPID ASS BITCH
Silky smooth F Bombs
Now my anxiety in june and november will massive
I always knew June was a the worst month of the year
They blew my mind with that fact too
right there with ya buddy
Tj Dyasi that explains why I was born in June
your fine until about 30 years he said.
"the cosmos doesn't give a ffuck" i felt that
How
Retitle this video
"12 minutes of extreme anxiety"
I love Graham Hancock's vision for a global effort bringing us together in a more loving way. He is a great speaker.
Thanks JRE for posting.
No ... much as I love his works, he does tend to get a bit too emotional when talking. Sometimes ...
If the satellites go down, finding your way to wherever you're wanting to go is going to be the least of your concerns.
Yup
Not me, I'm sailing and I'll be honest I have no idea how to navigate by the stars
Fucking hell bro, its gonna be the walking dead without the dead Haha and somehow I wanna experience and know how something like that play's out...
That’s what I thought, if shit goes down at this level, we’re all fucked.
Chris Cade I mean it’s honestly not our fault we don’t know how to navigate through cities, we can’t go everywhere and learn it. But it is easy enough to travel from state to state if you grasp direction and different major roadways.
The fear of a technological collapse is the reason I saved all my old Penthouse Magazines.
And the grubby Reylo fanfics
That's forward thinking
I see a man of culture right here!!
7:01 “I’m a grandfather now” , his grandchildren are lucky to have such a critical thinker as a grandfather.
sucks that he's a nutter tho
You don’t know what critical thinking is.
@@AIenSmithee what's the point of your comment? All you've done is make a childish personal attack, while You've said literally nothing of substance
@@alexcollins7741 how so?
@@user-wn2ho5ij5f just because you take something personally doesn’t mean it’s a personal attack. Pointing out that their description of a critical thinker is wrong is not an attack it’s the statement of a fact.
Have a homeless guy from LA on the podcast.
He just did one with Russell.
Alexander Stewart you can’t see California without marlon Brando’s eyes
YES!
Lahf just did a video like that, a little
@@jtonxbox1433 not enough
Most unexpected F-Bomb of all-time.
You know a man is serious when he swears and it's a surprise...
Just read this comment exactly when he dropped it 😂
Slickest f bomb ever
You've never watched a Graham Hancock JRE podcast before? He curses quite frequently
He relied on the other side of his brain for that, according to that Matcha tea Santa "I fall down chimneys and don't get hurt guy" we had on at Christmas! Remember when they lost thousands of films in those fires because they didn't have copies, so stupid, does make you wonder about digital info if there's no hard copies!
I could listen to this guy all the time.
GRAHAM HANCOCK IS A LEGEND
This guy can convince me of anything
Why u think that is
Nudging asteroids? No that's not happening anytime soon I can guarantee it
That's unfortunate because believing this guy is basically like believing an episode of Ancient Aliens. Entertaining, but not to be taken seriously.
@@MikeC-nu7ty I'm going to say it, "You know fuck all".
LuKyoto87 no doubt..if it "does happen" , it won't be because it actually happened..
If everything goes down i still got my AOL cd's from 2001
Encarta 98
I have every copy of windows including NT, we got this.
Lol hell yeah!! 😂😂
I have a hundred free hours on floppy if you need it.
I still have Quest for Glory on floppy if we need entertainment
love this guy. Genuinely cares for the planet and what a brilliant speaker. We need people like this looking after our planet not ffffucking politicians
Rasputin but you watch him 😂😂 🤦🏽♂️
@Rasputin and yet amongst the top 5 most intellectual people to have been given the opportunity to speak to Joe rogans stoner fan base. Most people who don't understand him don't actually have the brain capacity to.
Politicians aren't looking after our planet either. Don't believe me? Ask Greta
Amen to that.
@@p.g.reitsma7245 that little girl is so annoying and wrong
The dinosaurs went extinct because they didn't have a space program.
I know that's a joke but given the age of the galaxy compared to how old Earth is; chance there is dino evolved race somewhere. What about those Super-Earth-like planets found abundant... those dinos would be triple the size.
ᴀʀᴍᴀɴɴ yepp. Exoplanets that have higher levels of oxygen than earth could have bugs the size of dogs or tigers. Fuckkk that
1571JohannesKepler how do you know they didn’t? Secret evidence uncovered by Derek from DuVrey institute shows there was Dino space force.
You know who does have a space program? The dark sith...
@@harrison777ify2 that could require low gravity as well because the weight of their exoskeletons is also a limiting factor, they wont get that big, size of dogs sure, tigers would be pushing it xD
The harder mainstream science tries to discredit this guy, the more l believe him.
I couldn’t agree more, we would rather sit here and fight each other, rather than protecting the ONE planet we have. Cosmos doesn’t give a shit, EXACTLY.
George Carlin said, "Another failed mutation. Another evolutionary cul de sac."
Just one step up of other dumb animals on the planet. Our level of animal had the means, and the understanding of the situation. And still mistakenly chose greed and selfishness(simple animal tendencies) over the future.
Disgusting.
imagine where we all would be when all resources but to war would be put to fixing diseases and we would kill the capitalism no more super rich or super poor most of humanity could just enjoy life. i believe life could be paradise like
@@MeelisMatt
Facts. Along with that, instead of creeping up on everlasting life, we'd have it by now. Start visiting different parts of the universe. See cooler shit with our eyes than we see with telescopes. It's a stupid time we currently live in. We suddenly arrive to computer advancements, then rest on our laurels.
A giant asteroid slamming into the earth would be a mercy killing for humanity.
🐓🐔🐥🐣💥🌍☄️
Interesting point .I look comments not POPULAR .Nice.
thats a good point
@@alfa668 bababoi
@@ubayyd what are you try to say?
You’ve gotta love Graham Hancock. The guy is so knowledgeable about a wide array of topics. Psychedelics, social problems, ancient history, astronomy, geology, etc.
0:14 ❤
Out of nowhere..
“The cosmos doesn’t give a FUUUCK about that!”
Graham is awesome, I could listen to him talk all day. He really is good at taking scientific mumbo jumbo and putting it so we can understand it.
I want a creepy run down of what dinosaurs would be like if they kept evolving for billions of years.
It genuinely makes me laugh at how quiet and entranced Joe is with this man.
Graham "The Cosmos doesn't give a F*** about any of that" Hancock
dec_chahin 98 ahh, u beat me to that one. I loved that quote
DMT will be used in large amounts in the months of June and November.
Why
Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night! All day!
Graham got passionate and impressively moving for a minute there. I'd love to hear him go around and espouse this same message over and over
He just did a new one today 👍
Just think. Just freaking think! That we can easily be wiped out! And no record of us will be present and no one will ever know we even existed. Thats freaking crazy! Now imagine if that already happened. Not just once. But multiple times!...🤯
May be we r all asking wrong questions .
Why r we protected ?
Thousand of years in a very complicated unpredicted universe , why for these thousand years , nothing touched us or even our solar system planets , or our moon or our sun ??
That is the real question .
I know the answer will not make the agnostics or the athiests happy or even the devil .
Just say we r like rats and came from monkeys or we r like trees and we r dolphins maybe , say even we r all gods , say anything except god , and we r fine .
Now that is fascinating , mr dmt rogan .
@@Patrick.Howie. But you dont know for sure if back then this planet wasn't inhabitable for humans..scoence claims things now and it can change 10 years from now
no no...futrue explorers will probably find my extensive collection of erotic material and toys (stashed away in case all digital devices fail) and probably infer that at least there existed a culture dedicated to all manners of sexual acts and debauchery. they would possibly identify it as a fertility cult juding from the extra large mammary glands and phalluses...probably would even link it to the kama sutra and the erotic temple carvings at Khajuraho....my name would live on forever
The radiation from the reactors would give us away
@@eplurbispablum okayz
Iwill bother from now doubting what was teached , jason .
Now enlighten us plz .
10 times the bomb on japan ?seriously , man
Not anything written on a site is a proof , bro .
and this is one im watching a few times to understand
This guy is a f-ing genius … bring him back for more
Hard times create strong men,
strong men make good times,
good times create weak men,
weak men create hard times.
I feel like this can operate on a miniature scale within one person's life.
When life is hard, you gradually get stronger.
When you get stronger, you gradually make your life less hard.
When you make life less hard, you gradually become weaker.
When you become weaker, your life gradually becomes harder.
I'm HARD now just thinking about it.☻
Nancy Pelosi is a man! 😳
We will stop an asteroid and the world will rejoice. Shortly after, a supervolcano will erupt and kill us all.. lol
Yellowstone is going to wipe out North America someday when it erupts.
Anduril No. Just the Midwest.
Humanity will survive almost any natural disaster...they might get most of us, but not all. The true end of humanity will come at the hands of us. Only our minds could come up with something so efficient, it gets all 100% of us...
True, its happened before.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toba_catastrophe_theory
KJames Jr it could affect the entire planet. Ash will spread across the sky and block out the sun.
This is the content I need being high at 5am
Some of Graham's favourite words: devastation, cataclysmic, catastrophic.
Gobekli Tepe...
For some reason I haven't listen to Joe Rogan since about 3 episodes in to Spotify.
we're all doomed nobody pay any taxes
We're doomed if we don't pay taxes...
@@iniester6724 if im doomed either way I'll keep my cash *thankyouverymuch*
@@GreyMatterPlatter you need cash in the first place if you're going to keep any lmfao
If I had a choice, I wouldn’t pay taxes. Fuck them. Unfortunately for myself, the employer sends the pay to HMRC then they deducted National insurance and tax then send me the rest. Fuck tax when it’s spent on fucking shit like feeding evil child/women murderers and allowing them to watch tv in prisons. That’s just 1/100 reasons why I wouldn’t pay tax if I was able to deal with my own pay.
Haha. Pay other people to use your money? No thanks.
not many people can just spit out facts like that.
i've seen Deep Impact & Armageddon, we good fam
The one time Joe had a chance to talk: “if I could pause your thought for one second” talks for another 10 minutes.
Graham Is an absolute Intellectual heavyweight. He's the Attenborough of Ancient History.
Thats one thing I love about growing up in the 90s. My dad used a US Atlas for family trips visiting my oldest brother on various Naval bases over his contract. Then land navigation in the Army kept me up to date with using a map and perfected utilizing one in many different ways. Glad I still have that knowledge... Question is, how much longer do I have it? Lmao
Maybe the reason why the ancients peoples where so fascinated by stars and celestial objects was that there was an impact in their recent past (or mythology) and they're looking out for the next one. They may have thought the impact was punishment from the gods so they built massive temples and monuments to honour them in an attempt to prevent another impact.
Diaz in Space: everybody’s on Asteroids
😂😂😂
Hey, no worries. The earth is flat so we'll just slide in between all the comet pieces
what if it flips the disk tho bro!
@@dorrisgonnawreckyou7111 hmmmm, didnt think of that.
🤣
Michael Vendick
Lol
Maybe it’s still spinning from the one that took out the Dinos and it just looks like a globe due to the speed at which it’s spinning.
The Library of Alexandria.
F
Assassin's creed origins.
Wow! I really enjoyed that. Thank you two!
This interview with Graham Hancock is one of the most important interviews Joe has ever done. Listen up, everybody.
Take a shot every time you feel doomed!
A shot of what? Multiple avenues of possibilities..
I already do thats why I'm an alcoholic
I'm furjjfking fughkd ovkfnr herhr.
@@Lambinoo fhrvrudbejufuhhg
@@joshuarobinson4853 Fireball?
I truly miss the 80s and 90s. I regret saying I wanna hurry up and grow up🤦♂️
Wow man super enjoyed all this talk with Hancock really enjoy your podcast bro ☮️from Halifax Nova Scotia..
Never heard of the Tunguska Event until this video. Wow. Time to look for documentaries.
These are my favourite guests!
6:13 Graham "the Cosmos Doesn't Give a PHUCK!" Hancock
Should have a random joe day where you invite a random everyday joe and interview them on various aspects of life and experiences....now that will be dope.
most people are ignorant, stupid and it wouldn't be as cool as it sounds.
Watching this high before I sleep was a bad idea
Felt that bro
I like this guy. He's intriguing and I personally find this stuff interesting
Graham "Nudge the asteroids" Hancock
I don't understand it. How can we nudge a 5km wide rock? It weighs a zillion tons.
@@JobBouwman 0 gravity
@shredded guy
The only way they can redirect such a stone, is by pushing away a large mass in teh lateral direction from that stone, which should be at least two orders of a magnitude smaller than that stone. That seems impossible to me.
@@JobBouwman its in space man, cmon use your head
@@mainsource8030 In free space to move an object, you still have to generate momentum in the other direction. As an academic physics graduate I can give you the equations if you like...
Graham, what a great mind.... Good show as usual Joe.... Irish fan..🇮🇪
"but the cosmos doesnt give a fuck about that"that shit had me rolling lol
Scary shit like this is fun. Makes life exciting.
Makes us realize how small we really are.
You must be bored
I think part of us secretly craves annihilation.
What about the Porgies
I like fishing
Porgies taste good
Kinda is exciting.
I used to have a cigarette in one hand, coffee in the other, map on the dash and either driving with my palms or knees while trying to navigate the city. Ahhh...the good ol days.
I once drove across Utah with my knees while playing my guitar!!!
Yeaah! This is one of the most important things for humanity. As a space enthusiast I'm so excited about all the possibility of all these new missions!
'Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.' -George Santayana
This needs to be on every channel and news outlet
I think part of the problem with asteroids is they have become something that our society doesn't take seriously. When he mentions the Tunguska event, I looked it up, and so much content is dedicated to what could have "really" happened. It seems with most of us, when we hear that something was caused by an asteroid, our immediate reaction is to think it's some sort of cover-up.
We're having wars , as giant asteroids are coming right at us
Fun shit, huh?
One of Joe's best ever guests
“The cosmos doesn’t give a faauuk!” Well said pal
Joe has to be one of the coolest people ive felt like I have met but never have lol
I could listen to this dude forever.
Graham's on fire! Joe is fascinated.
Fascinating stuff and scary at the same time
True, franz liszt
As a huge history nerd, I think about a new "Dark Age" all the time. I preserve my life in material objects and notes so that hundreds of years from now, if humans are still alive, people can study the life of a common woman without needing online access. I've kept my favourite dresses, letters, birthday cards, souvenirs, relationship stuff, etc. because I think about what historians are going to be able to study years from now all the time. Again, this is because I'm a huge history nerd and think about history and the future of historical study all the time.
if thats the case then todays hoarders are gonna be considered the futures kings
@@trevorhuff5912 unless they hoard their old poop and garbage. But old newspapers and stuff, yeah!
I watched Greenland recently, now this concept is terrifying
5:39 greatest statement I’ve heard recently
"We're all gonna die if you don't fund my research." - Scientist
"We're all gonna die if you don't pass my bill" - Politician
"Just the tip" - Boyfriend
Where do the lies end and the truth begins?
It bolts right on.
Check’s in the mail.
The Chelyabinsk meteor event only occured a few years ago over Russia. It was also an airburst about 15 miles above earth but over 1000 people were injured by flying glass from the shockwave.
So I watched the original interview. Still come back from time to time to look up info or key words. Interesting to find out about the possibility of our past and spacial possibilities.
I could listen to this dude all day. Nothing but facts
Brand & Hancock on the same week..
Should of had them both on at the same time 😁
6:05 “ THE COSMOS DOESN’T GIVE A” 😂
Merry christmas from Essex England !!
There are bunkers all over the world with seeds, data, schematics.. Everything
What about all of our porn?
@@Clausthk i got you covered fam
@@Clausthk easy. We shall gather and create new porn with survivors.
how many are publicly available?
@@ranwolf7650 All of them.
This chap is so well spoken and precise in making his points. Bravo!
Need a podcast with him and Eddie bravo together talking about space
Thanks for scaring the bejeezes out of me. Lol
No precautions taken? Space force dude. Buzz Lightyear my good sir.
Printing directions and my dad getting pissed cause I missed an exit, ahhh good times 🤣
The impact area 100 years later would make a great spot to build one of those henges that they were discussing earlier, the circular mound has already been created around the perimeter
This has happened before. When the acid pulp method of making paper was invented in the 19th century, it was widely used. As a librarian, i had to deal with first editions of Dickens's novels turning to brown dust.
Also, all the information stored on tape and the various forms of disk are all doomed. On the other hand, the books printed in the 16th century are still in excellent condition.
And then came space force. Cant wait to see what they reveal to us. Good times ahead people.