The last execution by firing squad in the United States was on June 18, 2010, when Ronnie Lee Gardner was executed in Utah State Prison for killing a man during a courthouse escape attempt in 1985. Gardner chose the firing squad method over lethal injection.
yeah. it’s wild. the main histories that have been preserved, because of victory in war and better preservation technology, etc, is european christian histories and those in the middle east and asia. we have very little of norther civilizations and those from the americas
Everything happened at the same time in an event called the big bang. We are just experiencing that bang in a linear, sequential fashion at a much slower rate.
It's just hard for the human brain to comprehend the overlaps. Also we're not taught it that way either. I read the book sapiens, and learned that we existed alongside other human species at one point in time and that blew my mind because we never learned that in school! Why the hell not?
It's difficult!! For example, when I teach about WWII, I teach about the war in Europe, pacific theater and then the Holocaust. All these things happened at the same time, but in order to not confuse myself nor my students they need to be broken apart. It's a similar concept for other ages, like the periods mentioned in this video. If you were learning about Lincoln and then all of a sudden shifted to talking about samurais, it wouldn't be easy to follow along lol
@@justinsane1119 maybe they are capturing the over lap. But since you mentioned 1200s, there's a lot of overlap between what they are pointing out. Now I'm confused to the point of this video
I hate when people say that something existed the same time as the Ottoman Empire. Yes it’s true, but it only seems weird because most people think of it in the 1400s and not 1920
Exactly Like the Ottoman Empire fell A little later (1 November 1922) then when Gandhi (January 9, 1915) returned to India ,And the Non-cooperation-Khilafat movement was launched as a matter of fact many Muslims in India only joined because the INC had agreed to support the Khilafat movement (Because Gandhi wanted to unit all Indians against the Britishers /The EIC )(In June 1920, an all-party conference at Allahabad approved a programmed of boycott of schools, colleges and law courts, and asked Mahatma Gandhi to lead it. On August 31, 1920, the Khilafat Committee started a campaign of non-cooperation and the movement was formally launched. This led to the official launch of the Khilafat movement as well.)
Historically speaking, it is entirely possible that a cowboy, a ninja, a pirate, and a royal all sat together in the same bar as they all existed in the same time period. That would make one hell of a fun dnd group right there. Edit: You can stop saying they all exist today. We are actively in history each second we live. At some point in the last however many years, the chance of it happening just goes up. Please stop spamming my notifications to say the same thing over and over, lol.
ya at one point samurai, Abraham Lincoln, and the telegraph were around at the same time so there was a point in history where lincoln could have recieved a telegram from a samurai
When I was a kid, I watched a man on live TV tell of how he saw Abraham Lincoln get shot. He was an old man, but was a young kid at the time of the shooting.
During the Great Depression in America in the 1930's, President Roosevelt's administration hired photographers and interviewers including then-living Civil War veterans.
To be fair, it would be more accurate to say that there were still samurai when Lincoln was president. Samurai were around for a LOT longer than the 1800s.
The first photograph was taken when Beethoven was still alive. The last Native American warrior from Custer’s Last Stand died in 1955, meaning that a guy racing around on horseback with feathers and war paint lived long enough to see jet aircraft and Marilyn Monroe.
Narrator states that this would 'distort your perception of time". Quite the opposite; without these historical facts you would have a distorted perception of time. These provide clarity and perspective.
It's important to remember that cleopatra was of Greek descent. People think cleopatra and understandably they think "ancient Egyptian empire" which isn't entirely accurate. Her grandfather was a general with Alexander the great. After Alexanders death his conquests split and fractured leaving regions to his different generals and appointed representatives. And then some SPQR bois rolled up.
Lol please tell this to the so called professor on that Jada Pickett show that says she doesn't care what anyone says but Cleopatra was black 🙃🥲 haha she has a source though don't you worry about that, it's her grandma. Still makes me laugh thinking about it.
I find that era very confusing.They were all named either Cleopatra, Berenike, Arsinoe or Ptolemy and were all married to one another, cousins, siblings, uncles and nieces, whathaveyou.. Cleopatra the Well-Known was actually Cleopatra VII and probably didn't look quite as fine as Liz Taylor, but was very charismatic, a scholar and exceptional conversationalist. Also a hellcat.
I agree. "they did not know who built the pyramids" same as "so and so discovered Nile origin source" while that so and so was led by native people themselves to the source.. history should not be taken from one side account... the Petra also said to be discovered by a random guy when he was led by the desert dwellers who were there guide, lol, . America was no discovered by Columbus, rather by Native "Indians" but some say even before Columbus some Nordic people too went there and they have statue commemorating the discoverer, etc etc..
What if i told you .... dinosaurs never existed and saturn does not look like that fake nasa image -- have a look at saturn through a telescope it looks exactly like 'what you would call' ... a star
I think it was more to illustrate the fact that although the Samurai era started in the 10th Century (and we generally associate them with the “old world” due to their weaponry and armour etc. vs how things were in say England from the 1600s onwards - ie. Flintlock weapons), they were still very much around during Lincoln’s lifetime. I do agree it’s not worded particularly well though!
On day 5 God created Fish and Birds....dinosaurs were birds (wings don't fossilize). T-Rex didn't have short hands, he was a bird with folded up wings engaging with the environment up close
Fun fact: Wooly mammoths did in fact live during the construction of the Great Pyramids. The last wooly mammoth was thought to have died around 4,000 years ago on Wrangle Island, located in North-Eastern Russia. The Great Pyramids finished construction in 3200 B.C.E., which was about 5200 years ago. It really changes the way you think about the world, doesn’t it?
Sputnik, the first satellite launched into space, was launched only 67 years ago. Which means the space race started within the span of a human lifetime.
Lincoln and Karl Marx not only lived at the same time, but Marx also corresponded with Lincoln and congratulated him on his re-election, defeating the southern oligarchies and ending slave labor.
Here are a few interesting ones. In the mid-1800s, in cold winters, wolf packs would come from nearby forrests into and roam the streets of Paris in search of food. During the reign of Phillip II of Spain, 1556-1598, it typically took 9 months for news to get from Madrid to Istanbul.
@@reviewcentral1209 Going by land was out of the question. News traveled with trading ships. It would go from Madrid to Valencia or Barcelona by land ... in itself 15-20 days. The ships hugged the Mediterranean coast on the European side, so circumnavigated Italy and Greece. They progressed slowly because they kept stopping to trade along the way. Other sources have the trip down to 6 weeks, but that doesn't take into account the trading stops. They would likely spend some time in Genoa, Naples, Messina, Palermo, Valletta, Candia, Rhodes, Izmir, and Athens (Pireus).
I was speaking to a young girl at work last month and were talking about at what age we retire. It turns out she's going to retire 100 years after the year I was born. I'm 54 and she's in her 20s. I said flippantly when she retired, she could say she worked with someone who was born 100 years ago. That freaked both of us out as 100 years doesn't seem that long.
mhm a lot of people also seem to think that by 50 you've lived half your life but in reality (in the US) you've lived half your life by 38 and in the world that number is 35.
Agree with the not really part. Such as the wooly mammoth part is very misleading, they were all dead except for a small island that was only discovered hundreds of years later and at that point all those mammoths were also dead. He makes it sound like mammoths were still common place and not 99.9% killed off during that time.
@@l.bergman4481 I think that timeliness is unique to Westrn Europe. Another parallel historical development, bearing in mind all historical labels are arbitrary, is the Enlightenment,revolutionary democracy, capitalism and the industrial age this occurred fisrt in western Europe .In the Wars of liberation in South America the resulting independent states had deal with the democracy, and the industrial revloution and capitalism without any preparation. The Enlightenment era in Spain as much of Catholic Europe was very limited partly because of the effects of the Counter Reformation, France being the exception. That lack of preparation still lingers .
Key word FOUNDED✨ Throughout history we have historical Founded buildings. That means they were found and then funded to maintain. Look at churches for example. Hope this helps open your eyes up to the words we use.
@Staticmess007 Oxford held classes of some sort as early as 1049. In this instance, they are speaking about the learning institution and not the building. Cambridge had a number of resident scholars who moved there in 1209, trying to find shelter. Within 20 years they had a Chancelor and administrational hierarchy which more resembles a modern institution of learning. Again, they're speaking about academics and not referring to the building. You're being too literal about the roots of the words "founded" and "foundation."
So are the 2 movies "Monte Walsh" about the end of the Wild West. First one starring Lee Marvin and the remake starring Tom Selleck. Both well worth watching.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show sold tickets like mad in Victorian England. Even though tribal performers played the "villains" in the campy shows, where Bill Cody would "rescue" people from them, they were treated like minor celebrities, so it had benefits beyond the pay. Female sharpshooter, most famously Annie Oakley, were also a huge draw.
Yeah try red states and project 2025 and agenda 47! the elimination of the education system all across the board! They will never learn about the pyramids... ever. Information is power
@@veroniquedemauroet7489 Interesting! So im curious if you know when's the last time that a political leader talked about ethnic purity and cleansing! And the consolidation of all governmental authority and power to themselves and thier party!? That is after 1939 Germany. Take your time...
Also they had Pirates. In a historicly correct DnD Campane, a servant of Abraham Lincoln, a Prirate form Queen Victoria I, a former samurai and a Cowboy could go on an advanture.
My Dad’s mom was a sharecropper in Mississippi. Her grandparents were slaves. We still carry our families slave holders last name... Slavery was abolished 160yrs ago.. that’s a mere 3-4 generations. Martin Luther king was assassinated 65 yrs ago. My parents were teenagers. My Dad grew in the Jim Crow era. My mom’s high school was “desegregated”. I was in high school when the planes hit the twin towers. In fact, I watched the second plane hit live, before getting on the school bus that morning.
What in the world does 9/11 have to do with the slavery and civil rights history of your family...besides you being in high school when 9/11 happened and your mom's high school being desegregated? I enjoyed your comment until it went totally off topic... If you were having a hard time thinking of historic facts within that same topic....here's a few you could've used.... 2001 On January 20, 2001, George W. Bush appointed Colin Powell as the first African American Secretary of State 2005 On January 26, 2005, Condoleezza Rice became the first African American woman to serve as Secretary of State OR.... On November 4, 2008, Obama became the first African-American to be elected President! Edit...you were probably out of high school when Obama was elected😂 hope so anyway!
@@Jon-n5k5qthis person was providing examples of facts that distort perception of time, clearly they wasn't connecting slavery with 9/11. Just providing a fact about themself that happened to include 9/11...
We are always taught history as if things were always lineal but many things happened at the same time! It’s surreal to get out of that mentality and grasp the reality
Here is a side info! The first clip in this video with the boy looking at the camera, is from my home town Aarhus city in Denmark Europe. Hes standing on a bridge called Clemensbro, and you see the main church: Aarhus Domkirke in the background. The video was filmed around 1900 to 1905. You are all wellcome to come and visit. have a nice day.
@@TheFactsDontCare87 Fact: First photograph of a human was in 1838, it was accidentally & exposure took 7 minutes. Mid 1800s- early cameras taken one at a time directly on to glass or metal to be given as gifts & the world was introduced to photographs at that scale. The boy in the photo was posing as they would in that period due to the cameras photo range from few minutes to 15 minutes (Ever wonder why nobody ever smiled). 1885 first film roll invented.Cameras became easy to use, smaller & cheaper & moved out of the studio setting. 1900 Kodak came out with “box brownie”. 100 exposure shots then sent back to factory to processed & reloaded. It’s safe to say that its camera would be a “box brownie”. Clearly edited for our viewing pleasure (enhanced). Even then looks to be edited previously(see backround) the sky is a giveaway. Have a great day guys
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show Featuring Sitting Bull visited England. One of the most famous attendees was Queen Victoria, who saw the show in London in 1887 during her Golden Jubilee.
@@mayrannc6226Queen Victoria watched Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in London, England during her Golden Jubilee. My comment was about Queen Victoria - which is why I didn't find it necessary to mention that it also visited Italy, Spain, France, Austria, Belgium and Australia, or anywhere else for that matter.
That was taken from a 2019 study that is still widespread, the most recent one places their origin around 400 million years ago, during the Devonian, so no stegosaurus, but ancient sharks! :)
This is brilliant. History simply isn't taught in this sort of 'joined up thinking ' context. Wish that it were The two biggest surprises were Machu Pichu and the wooly mammoths (respectively!)
I was taking a sh!t the same time I was watching this video about concurrent times, I too was participating in this video without any knowledge. That right there is just as mind blowing and fascinating as the facts in this video. If someone can edit this video and add my story so other people can learn about my special experience, I think it’s just as important, I would highly appreciate it.
Part of this makes a great base for that classic type of joke! A king, a ninja and a cowboy walk into a bar..... barman asks 'what will it be gentleman?' They all order rum. The barman says 'sorry fellas a pirate drank it all!' Thank you, thank you very much!
@@robertvasquez4602 It was the end of that social class and they were certainly not the kind of samurai you imagine fighting with spears, bows and swords on horse back. It s like saying there were still knights in lincolns era because you still had that title in many places in europe.
It is easy to forget that, while most people know it as the byzantine empire, that is a contemporary term used by historians to differentiate the eastern Roman empire from the western Romans. But the byzantine empire was in fact the eastern Roman empire, and they considered themselves the Roman empire all the way up until their destruction. It is wild to think that the possibility, however unlikely, of a Roman colony in America was missed by only a little more than a century.
That's an interesting bit of information. Totally right though, they thought they were simply Romans... Not "Byzantines", and not even "Eastern Romans". We take about the fall of Rome, but in reality the Roman empire technically lasted for roughly 1500 years.
HOWEVER Roman empire had great influence, even on modern America. Take Saturn V (or so) booster rockets. It's diameter was restricted by train capabilities, especially tunnels along the way. The dimensions of trains were similiar to English roads; just for convenience in the Britain, and simply trains were exported to the America. And what restricted the size of British roads? Width of roman carriages.
@wiciuwiciu2783 oh I don't disagree. The Roman empire has had, and continues to have a major influence on western culture and society. I am just pointing out that many people consider the Roman empire to have been wiped out in the 5th century, but in fact it survived in to the 15th century. The Roman republic was founded in 509 BC, and Constantinople fell in 1453. I think it is important to note that, while it was a shadow of its former self for the last few hundred years, the Roman empire lasted for almost 2000 years, 1962 years to he exact. No rome was not perfect, but it is far and away the longest continuous empire/govt the world has ever seen.
@@canejuicemaui4355might be true but we only know for sure that Leif Eriksson was there before Columbus. But ofcourse native Americans were there before anyone else 😂 maby they sailed to Europe and helped with the maps.. Who knows before we have any proof
What they won't tell us is what is found in the Egyptian temples and sacred tablets that are off limits to the public. That's where the secrets are kept. The Truth of the world and what has kept our species in existence. The Adam and Eve and Noah's Arc stories are just two of the resets and reseeding events that WE are told of. That's why they knew of the Americas. Only they did not yet know how to navigate the seas or have boats big enough to sail the Atlantic. They knew enough to bring Hebrew translators with them to help communicate with the indigenous people's. The vikings I believe just got lucky by traveling through the north seas starting near the Canadian coast until they made contact with the indigenous tribes and couldn't communicate. They were being attacked by the more savage cannibal tribes in the area. Their response was to flee as they were only a few good men in a smaller boat than the Spanish sail boats.
Bought a huge 6 X 8 mural depicting the time line of civilization for my son years ago. And for myself, the disjointed grade school studies of western, American and Asian history joined together with a greater clarity than ever before.
Linda: Moved 4 years ago and misplaced it and can’t remember nor can I find where online I bought it. Amazon has a similar (mine was 60x84 horizontally oriented) 17x77 chart for about $60.
If you really want your mind blown on this kind of stuff, consider for a moment that sharks are "older" than trees. The earliest sharks showed up (400 mya) before trees did in the evolution of land plants. Coniferous trees only emerged about 310 mya in the Carboniferous era. In fact, sharks are older than the dinosaurs.
When God made the universe and the planets,He also made plants,trees etc before Adam and Eve. So the trees were here before any animals including in the ocean
@@blakegray9528ummm so are we? Don’t get it confused. Why is there a Bible in every court house in the world? Where did the first laws ever come from before man created their own? Go figure even the devil knows who created him. 😅
@@VEDER41 I’m a student of history. Alexandria was built by Ptolemy to honor Alexander and to spread Helinisim(Greek culture). It stayed in Egypt until the Arab/muslim conquest around 800AD. *
@@jonhenning yes but even if Ptolemy himself was Greek, that doesn’t mean the Ptolemy bloodline stayed purely greek all the way until cleopatra. The chances that at least one heir was fathered on an Egyptian woman is highly likely and therefore cleopatra would have been mixed. It’s kinda like how people claim that the people of Carthage weren’t African, they may have been Phoenician originally but they definitely mixed bloodlines with native Africans after they established themselves on the coast of North Africa and therefore Carthage likely did have lots of “black” African people (mixed but still not pure Phoenicians) North Africa is still full of darker skinned people today and there’s a lot of “mutts” in North Africa (people mixed with more than 2 races), which is pretty much testament to the fact that interracial breeding has been going on in North Africa for a long time
@@jonhenningin fact if you look at the sculpture of Hannibal Barca, you’ll notice that he has a thick wiry beard, dark features, and larger than average lips, which are all common traits in African men. So there’s a good chance he was mixed as well. In fact I can trace my own roots back to North Africa (as well as Italy and Greece through my moms side) and I have similar features to Hannibal and I have light brown skin
The poster is pulling an AKCHUALLY moment. Walt started in animation at the Kansas City Film Ad Company in 1920. He started the Walt Disney Company in 1923.
The Fall of Constantinople and the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) in 1453 to the Ottoman Turks is exactly the reason why Christopher Columbus decided to travel to Asia via a sea route rather than by land. The Ottoman Turks, being Muslims, were often hostile to Christian merchants.
Lmfao that’s not it, the Venetians controlled the trade thru the eastern Mediterranean and The Portuguese the trade around the Horn of Africa , Spain wanted their out route
@@LewisNuke92 Which Turkish Muslims are currently 'hostile to Christian merchants'?? Have you no idea at all about the recent history of Europe and Turkey??
@@narmo7989 the pyramids of Giza - idk, not even 5,000 years old. Like 2500 BC. These mammoths - i figured they dated back well over 50,000 years ago. Like 100,000BC...early man - way before documented civilization & Mesopotamia....that is my point. I dont think Wooly Mammoths roamed earth when pyramids were erected. So what is your point in asking me that question?
@@MoDeegroes mammoth got extinct about 4000 yrs ago, sabertooth tiger 8000 years ago, both Mesopotamia and Indus Valley civilization were on earth when these two creatures were roaming in earth.
Especially since they are stone and have no organic material from the time they were built. Note also the Sumerians which pre-existed Egypt civilization wrote about the Pyramids construction in the Egyptian Zep Tepi long before the 1st Dynasty of Egypt. They wrote their gods built them.
Yeah, Londinium would have been founded, at most, in like 200 BC. Nope, just checked, the Romans didn’t invade Britain until AFTER Jesus, which is wild to consider. Genghis Khan was like, 1100s. So ~1000-1100 years.
Machu Picchu I’m sure they will one day work out was inherited by the Inca and not built by them. Even a child can see the small rough stones laid on top of the perfect, megalithic stone are from a civilisation thousands of years in the past. We couldn’t learn anything from the Inca because they had no idea how any of the ancient works were done because it was so distant in the past
@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 Haha you only need to look at the stonework to see two different cultures at work. It’s like everyone believes Christopher Columbus discovered America when Yale University purchased a map called the Vinland map, made by the Leif Erickson 500 years before Columbus and showing the East Coast of North America.
@@eetoved1758 yes, they said they had do major repairs on everything in Cusco and Sacsayuman. I think they disappeared when the Annunaki Enlil went to war against Marduk and dropped 12 of the weapons of terror or nuclear weapons to kill Marduk and his followers. One was dropped on Mahenjadaro turning all houses to glass and fusing skeletons together, which still lay together
A lot of these eras just have a brief overlap, but some of these were nonetheless very cool and neat! But as an example: Samurai Era was 1185 - 1868 Abraham Lincoln's "Era" was his presidency from 1861 - 1865 So, yes, technically they happened at the same time. But the Samurai Era basically ended with the invention of guns, so much so, that most Samurai started wearing swords for decoration, diplomacy and tradition and instead armed themselves with guns. The earliest record of gun use by Samurai were their use in a battle in 1549 So what we often think of as "Samurai" Era, is more like 1185 - 1500. In the last hundred years of the Samurai Era, it quickly dwindled to just a handful of Samurai who kept the path alive, and now it is kept alive through not just film and games, but also sports in Japan. The Cowboy and Victorian Era makes more sense, but the Victorian Era lasted from 1837 - 1901 whereas the cowboy Era lasted from 1865-1895 So when the Cowboy Era hit, the Victorian Era was already partially on it's way out. Ditto for the Great Pyramids, these were constructed between 2700 and 1500 BC, but only took 20-30 years to build (this is all via estimated guesses and research) The Woolly Mammoths were estimated to have gone extinct roughly 4,000 years ago, so there is no guarantee the Woolly Mammoths were alive at the same time as the Pyramids, as they could have died in the year 2000 BC, and the Pyramids may have been built in 1650 BC. This is also a conservative estimates, because we believe they went extinct, as in, there were probably just a couple dozen to hundred Woolly Mammoths still alive. Their "hay day", back when they were plentiful, was around 10,000 to 20,000 BC. We just had a few stragglers survive until ~2,000 BC. And again, there is no evidence to confirm (but there is some to suggest) that this point is true... I hope it is! It's neat! So, again, don't believe everything you read, I could be lying, I could be wrong, don't believe me! Take the time to research things. But I doubt the guy had poor intentions, and for the most part, I think only 2 of these are potentially (but not confirmed) incorrect. So, neat!
@@LeeSullivan-t8y My only point was that 1 of these were dead wrong and another 2 were misleading. For example, Samurai still existed during the Civil War in the USA, however, it was basically just a couple dozen Samurai upholding tradition. They weren't powerful bodyguards swinging around swords, they were old men, who learned the fighting style for the cultures sake, but trained in fire arms, and on deaths door. Not exactly Prime Samurai Youth staving off rebellions, being bodyguards and fighting wars, you know?
Sure the golden era of samurai was during that time but they were still around during the Lincolns presidency even if it was just the final people that wanted to keep their tradition going.
@@yinkaoyekunle9533By mainstream Europeans, it was. The Vikings might have been around 500 years before but not much came of it. The fact that there were people there already is a whole other can of worms
wolly mammoths were NOT "roaming the earth" at the time of the pyramids, a small sect in one island in Alaska persisted until they went extinct around the same time (4000 BC). mainland mammoths died out 6000 years before
"Discovering" the land is neither the proper description nor the historical SIGNIFICANCE of the Columbus voyage. The Vikings settlement in North America changed very little (if anything). Columbus' voyage - for better or for worse - changed the world forever. See the online entry known as the "Columbian Exchange," and you'll understand his impact on events.
If the woolly mammoth was around during the construction of the pyramids in Egypt. Could the Egyptians have used the woolly mammoth to move the stone blocks.
@@Swordoftruth289follow the bloodlines. The Roman's were replaced by the Vandals and goths, the eastern Roman's were replaced by the ottomans. Now the ottomans are being replaced by the western Roman's/goths. It's called zionism.
@Trebelsi oh and I suppose you have all the dna studies? Get real. You're on some conspiracy theory nonsense. I don't think you actually understand the vast mixing of dna and cultures. Almost all of Europe is Christianized now since then that is huge swath of many different tribes and nations since then.
@@Trebelsi here first Google search. The Ottoman Empire was a multi-ethnic and multi-religious state that included Arabs, Kurds, Greeks, Armenians, and other ethnic minorities. The empire also included Christians, Jews, and other religious minorities. The Ottoman Empire's imperial ruling class included many Arab Ottomans, who came from Arabic-speaking parts of the empire, such as the Malhamés of Beirut and al-Azms of Damascus. The Ottoman Empire was founded around 1299 by Osman I, a leader of the Turkish tribes in Anatolia. The term "Ottoman" comes from Osman's name, which was "Uthman" in Arabic. At its height, the empire included parts of the Middle East, North Africa, and large parts of the Arabian Peninsula. The empire lasted for 600 years and effectively ruled its diverse peoples.
A quibble on Disney and the Ottomans. The Ottoman Empire ended Nov. 1, 1922 with the establishment of modern Turkey. The Disney brothers establish their company in Oct. 1923. Their first full-fledged cartoon (all animation and no live action) was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in September 1927. So the Ottoman Empire no longer existed when Disney was founded, even if was clearly in the recent cultural memory.
@@neverstopschweiking Yes. Founded in 1889 (September 23--didn't realize it was THAT old). The same year that the Eiffel Tower is completed (March 31), that Vincent van Gogh painted The Starry Night (June), that Adolf Hitler was born (April 20) and so to Ludwig Wittgenstein (April 26) and that the 1st land run (of 7 total by 1895) occured in Oklahoma (April 22). Among a whole bunch of other things. Thanks!
@@stevenweaver3386 Fine--but I was not incorrect on my point. Disney's first full-fledged and fully (cel) animated cartoon AFTER establishing the Walt Disney Company was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. And, just BTW, hs 1920 premier effort was not fully cel animated but relied rather crudely on puppets and was done for advertising purposes rather than being an independent animated feature. Here ends today's lesson in correct reading comprehension.
@cram8242 the Spaniards were supported by other tribes. Almost all the other people and tribes hated the aztecs. The sacrificed up to 10,000 in a week. Sometimes they wore the skin of their victims. It was a easy game for the spaniards to gain massive support from the other tribes and nations to that time.
Cleopatra was born in 69 BCE, and the pyramids were built around 2500 BCE. The city of Roman London, the first official London, was founded in 47 AD. Ghengis Khan was born around 1162.
Yeah she was just the last of the Ptolemaic Dynasty, which had been existing right after Alexander the Great. And Egypt itself is way way way older than Alexander. As Michael from Vsauce (name of the youtube channel) has stated in one of his many videos, "The pyramids were as old to the Romans, as old the Romans are to us".
How old your grandfather is or was is irrelevant. What matters is, how old was your father when he became a father. That determines the amount of time between generations. So if everyone became a father at 33, that's 60 generations back to Jesus. Or if everyone became a father at 60, that's 33 generations.
@@TildenCats yes there are still samurai’s and katanas being made. The heritage is greatly cherished . But the actual profession , samurai code and status of samurai’s is not practiced per se. Samurai’s were abolished about two centuries ago.
@@林T-k5m per se? So not absolutely. They are still around the same way nazis are still around. Just because they haven't killed anyone doesn't mean they are not still around.
It's more accurate to say that Lincoln was alive during the Samurai Era. Saying they happened at the same time implies they began and ended at the same time. Samurai were around way before Lincoln was even born.
It doesn’t imply that at all. All it implies is that their existence overlaps at certain points. The entire point is that these people or events wouldn’t seem to have coexisted at all.
@@christopherdean1326 There’s also the Mexican connection… cowboys are from Mexico/Spain, and the Empress Carlota of Mexico was Queen Victoria’s first cousin!
I'm surprised as to what people thought what century queen Victoria and cowboys were a part of. To me those are instantly associated with the 1800s as WW2 is to the 1900s.
It was inhabited by nomadic tribes who wandered aimlessy from Africa for 10's or hundreds of thousands of years, kipnapping, gRaping & killing each other, but hey.. Maybe they were happy with that instead of all the opportunities modern civilisation has offered them. Certainly not many turn down the free housing, cars, money & handleon offer.!!
My bank account grew up as the same time SSA was directly deposited IT, at point 0... And my persception of time got distorted for a few seconds while withdrawing some funds.
The last execution by use of a guillotine was in France the same year Star Wars: A New Hope came out. 1977
Fucked up facts😮
@@christinelaloba8869 Should still be in use. Not fucked up at all.
Christopher Lee the man that player saruman in the lord of the rings was there to witness the last public execution in France.
The last execution by firing squad in the United States was on June 18, 2010, when Ronnie Lee Gardner was executed in Utah State Prison for killing a man during a courthouse escape attempt in 1985. Gardner chose the firing squad method over lethal injection.
@@shannonkennedy5442that's wild
People often forget(myself included) that different ages of history in a country can be concurrent with each other.
Ive seen my fair share of flip flop rock chuckers.
yeah. it’s wild. the main histories that have been preserved, because of victory in war and better preservation technology, etc, is european christian histories and those in the middle east and asia. we have very little of norther civilizations and those from the americas
Everything happened at the same time in an event called the big bang. We are just experiencing that bang in a linear, sequential fashion at a much slower rate.
It's just hard for the human brain to comprehend the overlaps. Also we're not taught it that way either. I read the book sapiens, and learned that we existed alongside other human species at one point in time and that blew my mind because we never learned that in school! Why the hell not?
It's difficult!! For example, when I teach about WWII, I teach about the war in Europe, pacific theater and then the Holocaust. All these things happened at the same time, but in order to not confuse myself nor my students they need to be broken apart. It's a similar concept for other ages, like the periods mentioned in this video. If you were learning about Lincoln and then all of a sudden shifted to talking about samurais, it wouldn't be easy to follow along lol
In case you were confused, the "samurai period", the Civil War (Abraham Lincoln), the Victorian era and the Wild West all happened simultaneously
You need to get the samurai one out of here. It literally started in the 1200s
@@justinsane1119Right? Catching just the inglorious end of it doesnt count
@@justinsane1119 maybe they are capturing the over lap. But since you mentioned 1200s, there's a lot of overlap between what they are pointing out. Now I'm confused to the point of this video
No the wild west as people think of it started directly after the Civil war and went till the spanish american war.
@@John_439SOUNDS RIGHT
I hate when people say that something existed the same time as the Ottoman Empire. Yes it’s true, but it only seems weird because most people think of it in the 1400s and not 1920
Exactly Like the Ottoman Empire fell A little later (1 November 1922) then when Gandhi (January 9, 1915) returned to India ,And the Non-cooperation-Khilafat movement was launched as a matter of fact many Muslims in India only joined because the INC had agreed to support the Khilafat movement (Because Gandhi wanted to unit all Indians against the Britishers /The EIC )(In June 1920, an all-party conference at Allahabad approved a programmed of boycott of schools, colleges and law courts, and asked Mahatma Gandhi to lead it. On August 31, 1920, the Khilafat Committee started a campaign of non-cooperation and the movement was formally launched. This led to the official launch of the Khilafat movement as well.)
@@SrijaSharma-to1rh holyyy never knew all that
thx for this mate :)
yea. you basically just have to remember the first world war.
lik do people forget an entire chapter of ww1 was dealing with them lol
That’s the point
Historically speaking, it is entirely possible that a cowboy, a ninja, a pirate, and a royal all sat together in the same bar as they all existed in the same time period. That would make one hell of a fun dnd group right there.
Edit: You can stop saying they all exist today. We are actively in history each second we live. At some point in the last however many years, the chance of it happening just goes up. Please stop spamming my notifications to say the same thing over and over, lol.
Probably a great punch line in there somewhere too lol
The Hangover Pt 5... would be a fun movie
Tbf that could still happen today. Just differnet versions of them haha
ya at one point samurai, Abraham Lincoln, and the telegraph were around at the same time so there was a point in history where lincoln could have recieved a telegram from a samurai
That one tumbler post?
When I was a kid, I watched a man on live TV tell of how he saw Abraham Lincoln get shot. He was an old man, but was a young kid at the time of the shooting.
Dang you must be getting up there boss
Was it Samuel Seymour, on "Got a Secret," in 1956?
@@WilliamDancinThat would have to be it. I've seen that a Couple times on here. It should still be on RUclips.
The grandson of President Tyler (10th president of the USA) is alive today. President Tyler was born in 1790! 😮
During the Great Depression in America in the 1930's, President Roosevelt's administration hired photographers and interviewers including then-living Civil War veterans.
To be fair, it would be more accurate to say that there were still samurai when Lincoln was president. Samurai were around for a LOT longer than the 1800s.
Exactly
And peaked in the 1600’s
This is the mash up we need to see in a movie.
Was looking for this comment.
Abraham Lincoln: Samurai Hunter
The first photograph was taken when Beethoven was still alive.
The last Native American warrior from Custer’s Last Stand died in 1955, meaning that a guy racing around on horseback with feathers and war paint lived long enough to see jet aircraft and Marilyn Monroe.
John Tyler, the 10th president of the United States(1841-1845), has a grandson that is still alive today.
@@varedna Is that even possible? How old is he? 120?
@@perocigla4425 President Tyler had a son when he was already old and subsequently that son had a son when he was old as well.
The Roman Empire never left. They just outsmarted everyone and turned into a church.
I can do see that. Interesting view, thanks for the different view point. Something to think about. Best way to hide is in plain sight.
Underrated comment 👌🔥
The Germans became the Holy Roman Empire so I doubt it
No, dude. Romans killed at least 2 popes - that alone should show you that they shouldn't use the word 'Roman'.
@@Sus_Raviolion God
The Ottoman Empire always amazes me.
An entire civilization built around the concept of putting your feet up.
lols
oh hAHahAhA Seinfeld s5e7 nov. 4th 1993 hahahaha You.... are..... clever and able to come up with your own material.
That's a truly marvelous and hilarious history joke gotta remember
@@RinnaDimalantayou're good
lol, so funny
Narrator states that this would 'distort your perception of time". Quite the opposite; without these historical facts you would have a distorted perception of time. These provide clarity and perspective.
Exactly, if anything this would restore a distorted view of history. Lol.
Amen. It's refreshing knowing someone like you is around. Keep that brain sharp. The stupidity of this world is terrifying sometimes.
The ottoman empire was still on when volt Disney released the first cartoon?????????
Hearing a.i. Christian Bale say "it will distort your perception of time" makes you just take his word for it because he sounds so cool.
Hey genius that's what narrator said here ,
It's important to remember that cleopatra was of Greek descent. People think cleopatra and understandably they think "ancient Egyptian empire" which isn't entirely accurate. Her grandfather was a general with Alexander the great. After Alexanders death his conquests split and fractured leaving regions to his different generals and appointed representatives.
And then some SPQR bois rolled up.
Lol please tell this to the so called professor on that Jada Pickett show that says she doesn't care what anyone says but Cleopatra was black 🙃🥲 haha she has a source though don't you worry about that, it's her grandma. Still makes me laugh thinking about it.
"And then some SPQR bois rolled up."
That'll do it. There goes the neighborhood.
I find that era very confusing.They were all named either Cleopatra, Berenike, Arsinoe or Ptolemy and were all married to one another, cousins, siblings, uncles and nieces, whathaveyou.. Cleopatra the Well-Known was actually Cleopatra VII and probably didn't look quite as fine as Liz Taylor, but was very charismatic, a scholar and exceptional conversationalist. Also a hellcat.
@@voldlifilm HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME
But but but Netflix says she was black ! 😦😧😦😧
"Don't believe everything you read on the internet'. - Abraham Lincoln
Looool!
😂
I agree. "they did not know who built the pyramids" same as "so and so discovered Nile origin source" while that so and so was led by native people themselves to the source.. history should not be taken from one side account... the Petra also said to be discovered by a random guy when he was led by the desert dwellers who were there guide, lol, . America was no discovered by Columbus, rather by Native "Indians" but some say even before Columbus some Nordic people too went there and they have statue commemorating the discoverer, etc etc..
Lmao
What if i told you .... dinosaurs never existed
and saturn does not look like that fake nasa image -- have a look at saturn through a telescope it looks exactly like 'what you would call' ... a star
Abraham Lincoln was alive during the samurai era but the “samurai era” started literally hundreds of years before Lincoln was born.
Exactly. It's a little dishonest because many things happened worldwide during that massive period.
I think it was more to illustrate the fact that although the Samurai era started in the 10th Century (and we generally associate them with the “old world” due to their weaponry and armour etc. vs how things were in say England from the 1600s onwards - ie. Flintlock weapons), they were still very much around during Lincoln’s lifetime.
I do agree it’s not worded particularly well though!
Right, thats lile saying that aomwone lived through WW2 because they were conceived on the last day of the war.
Yeah, hoping I wasn't the only one who caught that
Yea the samurai era started in the 1100s and lasted until late 1800s
T-Rex lives closer to us than T-Rex does to Stegosaurus.
You beat me to it!! We'll done
On day 5 God created Fish and Birds....dinosaurs were birds (wings don't fossilize). T-Rex didn't have short hands, he was a bird with folded up wings engaging with the environment up close
T-Rex lived closer to us than Saturns rings
And on day eight the author said this'll sell so many copies @@blankkosocal5030
@@GreenL00gie 🤣 human history. Gotta love
Fun fact: Wooly mammoths did in fact live during the construction of the Great Pyramids. The last wooly mammoth was thought to have died around 4,000 years ago on Wrangle Island, located in North-Eastern Russia. The Great Pyramids finished construction in 3200 B.C.E., which was about 5200 years ago. It really changes the way you think about the world, doesn’t it?
You're making me hungry for Woolly Mammoths.
I should hope you don’t,@@propbraker!
That was the only example in the video that surprised me. I thought they died out much longer ago than that
Fun fact: If you live in Siberia and go fishing, you might accidentally come across a mammoth tusk. It's not that rare surprisingly
@@ИльяЮрьевич-е5п, deep freeze is a really cool thing!
Nice! Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale with an American accent is so Bateman) telling historical facts.
"Let's see Paul Allen's historical perspective."
Going to return some video tapes!
@@aumenarysDon't just stare at it, eat it!
There were people alive during General Custer's last stand against the native americans who would later witness the first man walking on the moon.
Sputnik, the first satellite launched into space, was launched only 67 years ago. Which means the space race started within the span of a human lifetime.
@@justwatching1980 or going from barely flying to walking on the moon
No one knows what was going with planets nor dinosaurs, while dinosaurs were roaming the Earth. None of us were here to document that.
Man landed on the moon in 1969.. the first powered flight of man took place in Kittyhawk NC by the Wright brothers in 1902.
You all still believe people landed on the moon???? The delay time during the conversations proves no one was on the moon.
Lincoln and Karl Marx not only lived at the same time, but Marx also corresponded with Lincoln and congratulated him on his re-election, defeating the southern oligarchies and ending slave labor.
Lincoln was known to carry a copy of Das Kapital.
@@carter84262Proof?
Marx was pro gun, to help the working class maintain control of the means of production and therefore the economy.
@@zehnerevans7063Do your own damned homework. Nobody here is your secretary.
Karl Marx is gheyer than you
This doesn’t distort your perception of time. It corrects it.
Here are a few interesting ones.
In the mid-1800s, in cold winters, wolf packs would come from nearby forrests into and roam the streets of Paris in search of food.
During the reign of Phillip II of Spain, 1556-1598, it typically took 9 months for news to get from Madrid to Istanbul.
Could you please explain the example with Phillip II? Why would it take so long?
@@reviewcentral1209 Going by land was out of the question. News traveled with trading ships. It would go from Madrid to Valencia or Barcelona by land ... in itself 15-20 days. The ships hugged the Mediterranean coast on the European side, so circumnavigated Italy and Greece. They progressed slowly because they kept stopping to trade along the way.
Other sources have the trip down to 6 weeks, but that doesn't take into account the trading stops.
They would likely spend some time in Genoa, Naples, Messina, Palermo, Valletta, Candia, Rhodes, Izmir, and Athens (Pireus).
what does that have to do with anything?
@@travisgoesthere If you don't understand, then you also have no idea what the video was about.
@@kovesp1 no. You don't know what this video is about. That bullshit you typed is nothing like video. You typed random facts.
I was speaking to a young girl at work last month and were talking about at what age we retire. It turns out she's going to retire 100 years after the year I was born. I'm 54 and she's in her 20s.
I said flippantly when she retired, she could say she worked with someone who was born 100 years ago.
That freaked both of us out as 100 years doesn't seem that long.
mhm a lot of people also seem to think that by 50 you've lived half your life but in reality (in the US) you've lived half your life by 38 and in the world that number is 35.
@@Danuxsy This is what gets me!!! I'm 46 and I've had to realize I'm closer to death than I am to birth.
My father lived to be 100 years old, he retired at age 50 because of an injury, he was retired for more years than he worked.
@@eMegMBea Yeah, it's starting to really hit me that death is around the corner, though I'm not even 50 yet.
@@aewtx I've begun to understand the midlife crisis!! Although that's usually attributed to men, and I'm a woman- but I get it now! 😄
Certified forklift driver here, I can confirm with certainty the everything in this video is truly a statement.
The fact that you're certified let's me know you're legit ,and that everything you say is true.
Regardless of that, i have been trying to reach everyone here about your cars extended warranty
Another certified forklift driver here I concur with this.
Not impressed bro, I lift forks all day. Into my mouth.
Certified driver as well and I concur
There is an event I know of being written down by the grandson of an Aztec priest in Acapulco, Mexico of a Japanese samurai stabbing a Spanish tercio.
These were great. Perspective folks. Brilliant work
Not really.
Agree with the not really part. Such as the wooly mammoth part is very misleading, they were all dead except for a small island that was only discovered hundreds of years later and at that point all those mammoths were also dead. He makes it sound like mammoths were still common place and not 99.9% killed off during that time.
Time lines are useful tools in framing a subject.The age of Discovery ,Reformation,Renaissance were all happening at the same time.
And which empires were superior and more advanced and impacted the world/history.
Some societies just jump from Stone Age to industrialism and never had that development. Like most of Russia
@@l.bergman4481 I think that timeliness is unique to Westrn Europe.
Another parallel historical development, bearing in mind all historical labels are arbitrary, is the Enlightenment,revolutionary democracy, capitalism and the industrial age this occurred fisrt in western Europe .In the Wars of liberation in South America the resulting independent states had deal with the democracy, and the industrial revloution and capitalism without any preparation. The Enlightenment era in Spain as much of Catholic Europe was very limited partly because of the effects of the Counter Reformation, France being the exception. That lack of preparation still lingers .
A researcher into Aztecs, from the University of Cambridge, noted that his university was founded (1209) before the beginning of the Aztecs (1300).
Damn they were that ahead?
University of Oxford was established in 1096. 229 years before the Aztec Empire just incredible.
Key word FOUNDED✨
Throughout history we have historical Founded buildings. That means they were found and then funded to maintain. Look at churches for example. Hope this helps open your eyes up to the words we use.
Absolutely!! @@Staticmess007
@Staticmess007 Oxford held classes of some sort as early as 1049. In this instance, they are speaking about the learning institution and not the building. Cambridge had a number of resident scholars who moved there in 1209, trying to find shelter. Within 20 years they had a Chancelor and administrational hierarchy which more resembles a modern institution of learning. Again, they're speaking about academics and not referring to the building.
You're being too literal about the roots of the words "founded" and "foundation."
my dad taught me this. he told me that historical events didn't happen one at a time but at the same time. really puts things into perspective
The John Wayne movie The Shootist was about the West coming to an end. During the movie, John Wayne reads a newspaper about Queen Victoria dying
Love that movie
Queen Victoria died 1901, the shootest was out in theatres 1976....
Totally read that wrong, that's my bad
So are the 2 movies "Monte Walsh" about the end of the Wild West.
First one starring Lee Marvin and the remake starring Tom Selleck.
Both well worth watching.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show sold tickets like mad in Victorian England. Even though tribal performers played the "villains" in the campy shows, where Bill Cody would "rescue" people from them, they were treated like minor celebrities, so it had benefits beyond the pay.
Female sharpshooter, most famously Annie Oakley, were also a huge draw.
I love these things. It really helps put history into perspective. School history classes suck at that.
Yeah try red states and project 2025 and agenda 47!
the elimination of the education system all across the board!
They will never learn about the pyramids... ever.
Information is power
Public schools are designed to cultivate conformity, not education.
The cowboy/Victorian stuff I did know. Buffalo Bill's Wild West show visited England, and was wildly popular there.
I'm a History Professor and I understand your frustration. However, one thing that History classes MAY have that a TikTok doesn't? THE TRUTH.
@@veroniquedemauroet7489 Interesting!
So im curious if you know when's the last time that a political leader talked about ethnic purity and cleansing!
And the consolidation of all governmental authority and power to themselves and thier party!?
That is after 1939 Germany.
Take your time...
The cowboy era and the Victorian era also took place during Abe Lincoln’s lifetime. This was from the 1830’s til the early 1900’s
And there was no such thing as a samurai age so samurais lasted 1000's of years.
We've all played rdr2, we know
@@NobodysPerf3ctno. Everyone does not play that game
@@bluescorpion7 BLASPHEMY!!!
Also they had Pirates. In a historicly correct DnD Campane, a servant of Abraham Lincoln, a Prirate form Queen Victoria I, a former samurai and a Cowboy could go on an advanture.
The T.Rex is closer in time to an Iphone than to a Stegosaurus
Wooow, that was GREAT! We need more of these 🙂👍
Bill Clinton was impeached the same year the Berlin Wall fell
If you think Columbus discovery America continent, you obviously got brainwash
it is not correct in a lot of facts
@@estudiaconfatimaname 1
My Dad’s mom was a sharecropper in Mississippi. Her grandparents were slaves. We still carry our families slave holders last name... Slavery was abolished 160yrs ago.. that’s a mere 3-4 generations. Martin Luther king was assassinated 65 yrs ago. My parents were teenagers. My Dad grew in the Jim Crow era. My mom’s high school was “desegregated”. I was in high school when the planes hit the twin towers. In fact, I watched the second plane hit live, before getting on the school bus that morning.
What in the world does 9/11 have to do with the slavery and civil rights history of your family...besides you being in high school when 9/11 happened and your mom's high school being desegregated?
I enjoyed your comment until it went totally off topic... If you were having a hard time thinking of historic facts within that same topic....here's a few you could've used....
2001
On January 20, 2001, George W. Bush appointed Colin Powell as the first African American Secretary of State
2005
On January 26, 2005, Condoleezza Rice became the first African American woman to serve as Secretary of State
OR....
On November 4, 2008, Obama became the first African-American to be elected President!
Edit...you were probably out of high school when Obama was elected😂 hope so anyway!
u mean 6to 8?
@@Jon-n5k5qthis person was providing examples of facts that distort perception of time, clearly they wasn't connecting slavery with 9/11. Just providing a fact about themself that happened to include 9/11...
Why would you still get on the school bus?
Your dads mom? You mean your grandmother.
Let's hear Paul Allen's voiceover
I can't get enough of your content.
We are always taught history as if things were always lineal but many things happened at the same time! It’s surreal to get out of that mentality and grasp the reality
Here is a side info! The first clip in this video with the boy looking at the camera, is from my home town Aarhus city in Denmark Europe. Hes standing on a bridge called Clemensbro, and you see the main church: Aarhus Domkirke in the background. The video was filmed around 1900 to 1905. You are all wellcome to come and visit. have a nice day.
Really cool thanks..I’ve seen that boy in a few videos and wondered what the backstory was. His stare is haunting
Jk lol
That’s awesome!!!
@@TheFactsDontCare87 Fact: First photograph of a human was in 1838, it was accidentally & exposure took 7 minutes.
Mid 1800s- early cameras taken one at a time directly on to glass or metal to be given as gifts & the world was introduced to photographs at that scale.
The boy in the photo was posing as they would in that period due to the cameras photo range from few minutes to 15 minutes (Ever wonder why nobody ever smiled).
1885 first film roll invented.Cameras became easy to use, smaller & cheaper & moved out of the studio setting.
1900 Kodak came out with “box brownie”. 100 exposure shots then sent back to factory to processed & reloaded.
It’s safe to say that its camera would be a “box brownie”.
Clearly edited for our viewing pleasure (enhanced). Even then looks to be edited previously(see backround) the sky is a giveaway. Have a great day guys
Denmark Europe? Is there a Denmark outside of Europe or why did you feel the need to add that lol
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show Featuring Sitting Bull visited England. One of the most famous attendees was Queen Victoria, who saw the show in London in 1887 during her Golden Jubilee.
Eh, you got there first! The Wild West shows were a huge hit in England.
My grandfather actually went to the wild west show when he was a kid!
My house was built in 1887, so weird to think of all that happening at the same time a bunch of men where hammering in nails on my future home.
It visited the United Kingdom - not just England.
@@mayrannc6226Queen Victoria watched Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in London, England during her Golden Jubilee. My comment was about Queen Victoria - which is why I didn't find it necessary to mention that it also visited Italy, Spain, France, Austria, Belgium and Australia, or anywhere else for that matter.
Another crazy fact , 2017 is now as far as 2013 was in 2020
Machu picchu is a lot older than what main stream science says it is.
Mainstream science is filled with bullocks when it comes to ancient history.
👏 😉
Since my comment got deleted, I'll say it again. Main stream science is full of s*** when it comes to ancient history.
I'm sure you can present the extensive research you've done over 'mainstream science'.
Said professor youtuber 😂😂😂
The stegosaurus and Saturn's rings one absolutely blew my mind
That was taken from a 2019 study that is still widespread, the most recent one places their origin around 400 million years ago, during the Devonian, so no stegosaurus, but ancient sharks! :)
This is brilliant. History simply isn't taught in this sort of 'joined up thinking ' context. Wish that it were
The two biggest surprises were Machu Pichu and the wooly mammoths (respectively!)
I was taking a sh!t the same time I was watching this video about concurrent times, I too was participating in this video without any knowledge. That right there is just as mind blowing and fascinating as the facts in this video. If someone can edit this video and add my story so other people can learn about my special experience, I think it’s just as important, I would highly appreciate it.
Part of this makes a great base for that classic type of joke!
A king, a ninja and a cowboy walk into a bar..... barman asks 'what will it be gentleman?'
They all order rum.
The barman says 'sorry fellas a pirate drank it all!'
Thank you, thank you very much!
Ninjas don't drink Haven't ever seen that Chris Farley movie ?
so that's why the rhum is gone ^ç^
Samurai era was centuries before Lincoln,it ended around Lincoln's era.
Nearly a thousand years before. Many can trace thier family tree back to the First Emperor. Which Iirc is what makes them Samurai.
Which means it was still around in Lincoln’s era which is precisely what the video states 🤦🏻♂️
So it was was still aroumd even if it was at the end
@@robertvasquez4602 It was the end of that social class and they were certainly not the kind of samurai you imagine fighting with spears, bows and swords on horse back. It s like saying there were still knights in lincolns era because you still had that title in many places in europe.
Yes just like in The Last Samurai movie with Tom Cruise.
It is easy to forget that, while most people know it as the byzantine empire, that is a contemporary term used by historians to differentiate the eastern Roman empire from the western Romans. But the byzantine empire was in fact the eastern Roman empire, and they considered themselves the Roman empire all the way up until their destruction. It is wild to think that the possibility, however unlikely, of a Roman colony in America was missed by only a little more than a century.
That's an interesting bit of information. Totally right though, they thought they were simply Romans... Not "Byzantines", and not even "Eastern Romans". We take about the fall of Rome, but in reality the Roman empire technically lasted for roughly 1500 years.
@okonkwo8250 the longest lasting empire the world has ever seen
HOWEVER Roman empire had great influence, even on modern America.
Take Saturn V (or so) booster rockets.
It's diameter was restricted by train capabilities, especially tunnels along the way.
The dimensions of trains were similiar to English roads; just for convenience in the Britain, and simply trains were exported to the America.
And what restricted the size of British roads?
Width of roman carriages.
@wiciuwiciu2783 oh I don't disagree. The Roman empire has had, and continues to have a major influence on western culture and society. I am just pointing out that many people consider the Roman empire to have been wiped out in the 5th century, but in fact it survived in to the 15th century. The Roman republic was founded in 509 BC, and Constantinople fell in 1453. I think it is important to note that, while it was a shadow of its former self for the last few hundred years, the Roman empire lasted for almost 2000 years, 1962 years to he exact. No rome was not perfect, but it is far and away the longest continuous empire/govt the world has ever seen.
@@magnum1118 yep! That's true!
Delhi NCR changed drastically after Microsoft Windows 95 was launched in 1995 . 🇮🇳
Fantastic video!!! I love these!! More please 👏👏👏
Someone needs a fact check on a bunch of things
😂
Yeah he did not pay much attention
They're all true
The mammoths did actually still exist when the ancient eygptians were building the pyramids and its true that the pyramids are older then Cleopatra.
Most of it seems like well known fact.
I'm 53 and remember black and white computers with a cassette tape drive, no hard drive, no floppy disks, no internet... now look at where we're at.
The Adam
Yes, now everything seem fucked up on internet.
Trying to figure out DOS gave me an ulcer.
My great grandmother was alive for like 17-20 years without plumbing or electricity in her part of the country
I absolutely love these videos of parallel history! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The Vikings were the first Europeans in The Americas
Look at the older world maps and you’ll find that there was much more than just Vikings
@@canejuicemaui4355might be true but we only know for sure that Leif Eriksson was there before Columbus. But ofcourse native Americans were there before anyone else 😂 maby they sailed to Europe and helped with the maps.. Who knows before we have any proof
What they won't tell us is what is found in the Egyptian temples and sacred tablets that are off limits to the public. That's where the secrets are kept. The Truth of the world and what has kept our species in existence. The Adam and Eve and Noah's Arc stories are just two of the resets and reseeding events that WE are told of. That's why they knew of the Americas. Only they did not yet know how to navigate the seas or have boats big enough to sail the Atlantic. They knew enough to bring Hebrew translators with them to help communicate with the indigenous people's. The vikings I believe just got lucky by traveling through the north seas starting near the Canadian coast until they made contact with the indigenous tribes and couldn't communicate. They were being attacked by the more savage cannibal tribes in the area. Their response was to flee as they were only a few good men in a smaller boat than the Spanish sail boats.
The Islanders were in Americas before the Vikings. In south America tho.
Who cares who were the first Europeans in America. They weren't the first people there
Bought a huge 6 X 8 mural depicting the time line of civilization for my son years ago. And for myself, the disjointed grade school studies of western, American and Asian history joined together with a greater clarity than ever before.
Please where did you buy it? I'd love to see
Linda:
Moved 4 years ago and misplaced it and can’t remember nor can I find where online I bought it.
Amazon has a similar (mine was 60x84 horizontally oriented) 17x77 chart for about $60.
If you really want your mind blown on this kind of stuff, consider for a moment that sharks are "older" than trees. The earliest sharks showed up (400 mya) before trees did in the evolution of land plants. Coniferous trees only emerged about 310 mya in the Carboniferous era. In fact, sharks are older than the dinosaurs.
I bet Keith moon tried to invent coffee and accidentally made sharks
When God made the universe and the planets,He also made plants,trees etc before Adam and Eve. So the trees were here before any animals including in the ocean
@@denisewood1528that’s from a fiction book. We’re talking about real history. Not man made religion
@@blakegray9528ummm so are we? Don’t get it confused. Why is there a Bible in every court house in the world? Where did the first laws ever come from before man created their own? Go figure even the devil knows who created him. 😅
See you watch Joe Rogan recently 😂
More videos like *this* please!
Cleopatra was a Greek ruler from Alexander’s conquest. She was not Egyptian.
How you know
@@VEDER41
I’m a student of history. Alexandria was built by Ptolemy to honor Alexander and to spread Helinisim(Greek culture). It stayed in Egypt until the Arab/muslim conquest around 800AD. *
Congrats for making a point that has nothing to do with this video.
@@jonhenning yes but even if Ptolemy himself was Greek, that doesn’t mean the Ptolemy bloodline stayed purely greek all the way until cleopatra. The chances that at least one heir was fathered on an Egyptian woman is highly likely and therefore cleopatra would have been mixed. It’s kinda like how people claim that the people of Carthage weren’t African, they may have been Phoenician originally but they definitely mixed bloodlines with native Africans after they established themselves on the coast of North Africa and therefore Carthage likely did have lots of “black” African people (mixed but still not pure Phoenicians) North Africa is still full of darker skinned people today and there’s a lot of “mutts” in North Africa (people mixed with more than 2 races), which is pretty much testament to the fact that interracial breeding has been going on in North Africa for a long time
@@jonhenningin fact if you look at the sculpture of Hannibal Barca, you’ll notice that he has a thick wiry beard, dark features, and larger than average lips, which are all common traits in African men. So there’s a good chance he was mixed as well. In fact I can trace my own roots back to North Africa (as well as Italy and Greece through my moms side) and I have similar features to Hannibal and I have light brown skin
Steamboat Willie was released in 1928 and Ottoman empire ended formally in 1922 🤷
The poster is pulling an AKCHUALLY moment. Walt started in animation at the Kansas City Film Ad Company in 1920. He started the Walt Disney Company in 1923.
@@johnholden7825 Started the company in 1923 but developed Mickey in 1928. Case solved.
@@bogdanpoliacov5924 and Walt Disney released his first cartoons in 1920. Case had already been solved?
Keyword FORMALLY
@@bogdanpoliacov5924 steam boat WILLY - wasn't MICKEY Mouse - DUH!
The Fall of Constantinople and the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) in 1453 to the Ottoman Turks is exactly the reason why Christopher Columbus decided to travel to Asia via a sea route rather than by land. The Ottoman Turks, being Muslims, were often hostile to Christian merchants.
Nothing has really changed then I guess
So if Byzantium never fell then the USA likely wouldn’t exist
@@LewisNuke92 You're right: nothing has changed. You're still an ignoramus...
Lmfao that’s not it, the Venetians controlled the trade thru the eastern Mediterranean and The Portuguese the trade around the Horn of Africa , Spain wanted their out route
@@LewisNuke92 Which Turkish Muslims are currently 'hostile to Christian merchants'?? Have you no idea at all about the recent history of Europe and Turkey??
Now just imagine Abe Lincoln fighting the civil war dressed head to toe in samurai armour and weapons 😂
Makes you realize how just 40 years can mean so much
40 years is a life time for some people in our society 😊
That mammoth and pyramid thing blows me tf away. I thought those creatures were like, 50k years ago.
How old do you think the pyramids are?
@@narmo7989 the pyramids of Giza - idk, not even 5,000 years old. Like 2500 BC. These mammoths - i figured they dated back well over 50,000 years ago. Like 100,000BC...early man - way before documented civilization & Mesopotamia....that is my point. I dont think Wooly Mammoths roamed earth when pyramids were erected. So what is your point in asking me that question?
@@MoDeegroes mammoth got extinct about 4000 yrs ago, sabertooth tiger 8000 years ago, both Mesopotamia and Indus Valley civilization were on earth when these two creatures were roaming in earth.
@@Abedd2002 yea. I believe that. It just really is mindblowing. Was my original point.
@@Abedd2002since when Indus is the same period as mammoth? Did you learn for Tamil who love to distord history?
The accuracy of carbon dating of Machu Picchu and the pyramids is highly controversial
you can just say "wrong"
Especially since they are stone and have no organic material from the time they were built.
Note also the Sumerians which pre-existed Egypt civilization wrote about the Pyramids construction in the Egyptian Zep Tepi long before the 1st Dynasty of Egypt.
They wrote their gods built them.
This is actually sort of interesting to know. Thanks for sharing man!
I think the Genghis Khan thing is 1200 years, not 1500, but still CRAZY
Yeah, Londinium would have been founded, at most, in like 200 BC.
Nope, just checked, the Romans didn’t invade Britain until AFTER Jesus, which is wild to consider.
Genghis Khan was like, 1100s. So ~1000-1100 years.
I was taught by Netflix that Cleopatria was black.
I can't wait to see the remake of Powder 😂
Shes a man in part 2
yeah because there is no such thing as cleopatria in real life lol
She was Macedonian
@@annawoodthorpebrowne9980 the Netflix documentary told me that this lady's grandma said she is Black so I trust Netflix.
TRUE STORY:
The last person executed by guillotine happened the same year the 1st Star Wars movie was released 😎👍
In France I believe
Count dooku watched the last Guillotine happen in France lol
Chanel built 10,000 guillotines in 1998 for the US.
Thats true! you talk about east Germany right ?
@@liamvanheddegan9778 Last public one.
So cool. I wish history books in school were like this!!! It would make things sooo much more fun and interesting
Living in the time where Patrick Bateman is narrating factoids like a total boss is the best time.
funny
I shut down when people start talking about facts from hundreds of millions of years ago
The Earth is not even a million years old according to geology.
@@rising_sun8682 according to geology, it is most definitely more than a million years old lol.
Machu Picchu I’m sure they will one day work out was inherited by the Inca and not built by them. Even a child can see the small rough stones laid on top of the perfect, megalithic stone are from a civilisation thousands of years in the past. We couldn’t learn anything from the Inca because they had no idea how any of the ancient works were done because it was so distant in the past
Conspiracy theories! ALIENS👽👹🤖👾☠️👺👻👿🤡
*_"Machu Picchu I’m sure they will one day work out was inherited by the Inca"_*
Don't talk such utter drivel.
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@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 Haha you only need to look at the stonework to see two different cultures at work. It’s like everyone believes Christopher Columbus discovered America when Yale University purchased a map called the Vinland map, made by the Leif Erickson 500 years before Columbus and showing the East Coast of North America.
The Incan legends actually say this. That there was a different race of people who they say vanished.
@@eetoved1758 yes, they said they had do major repairs on everything in Cusco and Sacsayuman. I think they disappeared when the Annunaki Enlil went to war against Marduk and dropped 12 of the weapons of terror or nuclear weapons to kill Marduk and his followers. One was dropped on Mahenjadaro turning all houses to glass and fusing skeletons together, which still lay together
Love this! VERY INTERESTING!!!
A lot of these eras just have a brief overlap, but some of these were nonetheless very cool and neat!
But as an example:
Samurai Era was 1185 - 1868
Abraham Lincoln's "Era" was his presidency from 1861 - 1865
So, yes, technically they happened at the same time.
But the Samurai Era basically ended with the invention of guns, so much so, that most Samurai started wearing swords for decoration, diplomacy and tradition and instead armed themselves with guns.
The earliest record of gun use by Samurai were their use in a battle in 1549
So what we often think of as "Samurai" Era, is more like 1185 - 1500.
In the last hundred years of the Samurai Era, it quickly dwindled to just a handful of Samurai who kept the path alive, and now it is kept alive through not just film and games, but also sports in Japan.
The Cowboy and Victorian Era makes more sense, but the Victorian Era lasted from 1837 - 1901 whereas the cowboy Era lasted from 1865-1895
So when the Cowboy Era hit, the Victorian Era was already partially on it's way out.
Ditto for the Great Pyramids, these were constructed between 2700 and 1500 BC, but only took 20-30 years to build (this is all via estimated guesses and research)
The Woolly Mammoths were estimated to have gone extinct roughly 4,000 years ago, so there is no guarantee the Woolly Mammoths were alive at the same time as the Pyramids, as they could have died in the year 2000 BC, and the Pyramids may have been built in 1650 BC.
This is also a conservative estimates, because we believe they went extinct, as in, there were probably just a couple dozen to hundred Woolly Mammoths still alive. Their "hay day", back when they were plentiful, was around 10,000 to 20,000 BC.
We just had a few stragglers survive until ~2,000 BC.
And again, there is no evidence to confirm (but there is some to suggest) that this point is true... I hope it is! It's neat!
So, again, don't believe everything you read, I could be lying, I could be wrong, don't believe me! Take the time to research things.
But I doubt the guy had poor intentions, and for the most part, I think only 2 of these are potentially (but not confirmed) incorrect. So, neat!
Life happens everyday, everywhere, not just where we are. Of course things can be going on in different locations concurrently.
@@LeeSullivan-t8y
My only point was that 1 of these were dead wrong and another 2 were misleading.
For example, Samurai still existed during the Civil War in the USA, however, it was basically just a couple dozen Samurai upholding tradition.
They weren't powerful bodyguards swinging around swords, they were old men, who learned the fighting style for the cultures sake, but trained in fire arms, and on deaths door.
Not exactly Prime Samurai Youth staving off rebellions, being bodyguards and fighting wars, you know?
Samurai golden era : 1185
Discovery of America: 1492
Sure the golden era of samurai was during that time but they were still around during the Lincolns presidency even if it was just the final people that wanted to keep their tradition going.
@apharos3118 1876 samurai were abolished but their best years were 900 to 1500 ish
That's not when America was _"discovered"_
@@yinkaoyekunle9533By mainstream Europeans, it was. The Vikings might have been around 500 years before but not much came of it. The fact that there were people there already is a whole other can of worms
@chrisflores4788 Again, that's *NOT* a *_"discovery"_* ... that is simply being made aware of/informed/educated, and it needs to be addressed as such.
wolly mammoths were NOT "roaming the earth" at the time of the pyramids, a small sect in one island in Alaska persisted until they went extinct around the same time (4000 BC). mainland mammoths died out 6000 years before
they were technically still alive tho so he isn't wrong
I forgot, they moved Alaska to a different planet during that time.
Since when is Alaska not part of Earth?
I absolutely LOVE this type of information! Thank you so much for your channel!
To the first point:
The Shootist, John Wayne's last film. Early in the film he buys a newspaper announcing the death of Queen Victoria.
Vikings discovered America 500 years before Colombus.
who were the vikings before they were the vikings ?
"Discovering" the land is neither the proper description nor the historical SIGNIFICANCE of the Columbus voyage. The Vikings settlement in North America changed very little (if anything). Columbus' voyage - for better or for worse - changed the world forever. See the online entry known as the "Columbian Exchange," and you'll understand his impact on events.
@@johnconway6976Just be honest. You wanna be Columbus’s f**k buddy
Communist
@@santbotwhat are you 12? lol
If the woolly mammoth was around during the construction of the pyramids in Egypt. Could the Egyptians have used the woolly mammoth to move the stone blocks.
but no bones was phone in the area so can’t say they did
That's an interesting question probably the first logical inquisitive conclusion to a question
Wooly mammoths lived in very cold climates in Europe Asia and North America.
I wondered the same thing 🤔
Egypt. Home of the human mule
Thank you, history buff Christian Bale.
Imagine if the Romans had found America
Rome ended 500 ad, Columbus was 1492. Whats the connection?
@@Swordoftruth289follow the bloodlines. The Roman's were replaced by the Vandals and goths, the eastern Roman's were replaced by the ottomans.
Now the ottomans are being replaced by the western Roman's/goths. It's called zionism.
@Trebelsi oh and I suppose you have all the dna studies?
Get real. You're on some conspiracy theory nonsense.
I don't think you actually understand the vast mixing of dna and cultures. Almost all of Europe is Christianized now since then that is huge swath of many different tribes and nations since then.
@@Trebelsi here first Google search.
The Ottoman Empire was a multi-ethnic and multi-religious state that included Arabs, Kurds, Greeks, Armenians, and other ethnic minorities. The empire also included Christians, Jews, and other religious minorities. The Ottoman Empire's imperial ruling class included many Arab Ottomans, who came from Arabic-speaking parts of the empire, such as the Malhamés of Beirut and al-Azms of Damascus.
The Ottoman Empire was founded around 1299 by Osman I, a leader of the Turkish tribes in Anatolia. The term "Ottoman" comes from Osman's name, which was "Uthman" in Arabic. At its height, the empire included parts of the Middle East, North Africa, and large parts of the Arabian Peninsula. The empire lasted for 600 years and effectively ruled its diverse peoples.
Plot twist..they actually DID! But no one's supposed to figure that one out!
A quibble on Disney and the Ottomans. The Ottoman Empire ended Nov. 1, 1922 with the establishment of modern Turkey. The Disney brothers establish their company in Oct. 1923. Their first full-fledged cartoon (all animation and no live action) was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in September 1927.
So the Ottoman Empire no longer existed when Disney was founded, even if was clearly in the recent cultural memory.
Nintendo did exist for a couple of generations before the fall of the Ottoman Empire.
@@neverstopschweiking
Yes. Founded in 1889 (September 23--didn't realize it was THAT old). The same year that the Eiffel Tower is completed (March 31), that Vincent van Gogh painted The Starry Night (June), that Adolf Hitler was born (April 20) and so to Ludwig Wittgenstein (April 26) and that the 1st land run (of 7 total by 1895) occured in Oklahoma (April 22). Among a whole bunch of other things. Thanks!
Ottoman empire was strong until the last couple sultans who more cared about drink and having sex with all their captured women.
Disney created his very first animated cartoon in 1920 when he was an advertising cartoonist in Kansas City
@@stevenweaver3386
Fine--but I was not incorrect on my point. Disney's first full-fledged and fully (cel) animated cartoon AFTER establishing the Walt Disney Company was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. And, just BTW, hs 1920 premier effort was not fully cel animated but relied rather crudely on puppets and was done for advertising purposes rather than being an independent animated feature.
Here ends today's lesson in correct reading comprehension.
So crazy that the Aztecs were around until the early 1500s. They were wiped out around the time the Protestant reformation was starting. 🤯
Spanish conquistadors go burrr$$$$$$$
@cram8242 the Spaniards were supported by other tribes. Almost all the other people and tribes hated the aztecs. The sacrificed up to 10,000 in a week. Sometimes they wore the skin of their victims. It was a easy game for the spaniards to gain massive support from the other tribes and nations to that time.
They had ancient Egyptian archaeologists in ancient Egypt, that's how long the empire lasted.
London is about 1100 years older than Genghis Khan not 1500 years.
What's 300yrs between friends😂
London is much younger still. The City of London however, you're right. It's only 1100 yrs 😂
London is 2000 years old it was created about 10 years after the death of Jesus Christ. It was founded by the Roman Emperor Claudius.
The Pyramids were not built 4,500 years ago. I'm not on that bandwagon and never will be. They are much older.
Yeah but that only proves his point that she was born closer to us
@@That.Guy. true but he's pointing out that the info is wrong even though he's still technically right, factually, he's incorrect
@@MrMazza4321 the info is not wrong, a theory doesnt count as fact
The giza are much older then that for sure
No one knows how old they are they can't date them properly
Machu Pichu was REBUILT by the incans. They built on top of the abciet polygonal stone structures they found.
Actually steamboat Willy was released in 1928, 6 years after the Ottoman Empire dissolved officially in 1922
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Cleopatra was born in 69 BCE, and the pyramids were built around 2500 BCE. The city of Roman London, the first official London, was founded in 47 AD. Ghengis Khan was born around 1162.
Wolly mammoths did go extinct around 4,000 years ago so the timeline for the pyramids actually checks out, which does blow my mind.
@@ferrer65Did you mean "wooly" ?
@@juliagoodfellow-so4jc woolly mammoths. Typo.
A lot of ppl don’t understand Cleopatra was Dynasty era the magic happened in The Pre Dynastic era thousands of years before she even existed
Yeah she was just the last of the Ptolemaic Dynasty, which had been existing right after Alexander the Great. And Egypt itself is way way way older than Alexander. As Michael from Vsauce (name of the youtube channel) has stated in one of his many videos, "The pyramids were as old to the Romans, as old the Romans are to us".
If everyones grandfather lived to 60 years old it is only 33 generations to when Jesus was alive.
How old your grandfather is or was is irrelevant. What matters is, how old was your father when he became a father. That determines the amount of time between generations. So if everyone became a father at 33, that's 60 generations back to Jesus. Or if everyone became a father at 60, that's 33 generations.
@@noahlarson1861what does that’s mean
This is incorrect. People don’t have children when they are 60. They have children when they are 25. Thus, 2024/25 = 81 generations.
That's Lifetimes.. not generations...
But anyway.. Jesus is a load of nonsense..soooooo
@@jd1982 You guys just keep using the same tired, disproven points. 🤣
Lmao this cracked me up so much and unexpectedly. Thank you
so abarham Lincon lived for 1000 years? Cuz ehmm.. Samurai have been around for a long long time
I think it’s meant as “ both their times overlapped , so when Abraham Lincoln were still around so were samurai’s “
@@林T-k5m is the art not still practiced? They still make the swords
@@TildenCats yes there are still samurai’s and katanas being made. The heritage is greatly cherished . But the actual profession , samurai code and status of samurai’s is not practiced per se. Samurai’s were abolished about two centuries ago.
@@林T-k5m per se? So not absolutely.
They are still around the same way nazis are still around. Just because they haven't killed anyone doesn't mean they are not still around.
Of course he did. He was a Vampire. Haven't you seen the movies?
It's more accurate to say that Lincoln was alive during the Samurai Era. Saying they happened at the same time implies they began and ended at the same time. Samurai were around way before Lincoln was even born.
It doesn’t imply that at all. All it implies is that their existence overlaps at certain points. The entire point is that these people or events wouldn’t seem to have coexisted at all.
First fact tell everything. Sad but true
Cleopatra was alive closer to the invention on the iPhone then the great pyramids
As someone who is deeply interested in the British Victorian era, and also does cowboy reenactment shows, the first one came as no surprise to me...
@@christopherdean1326 There’s also the Mexican connection… cowboys are from Mexico/Spain, and the Empress Carlota of Mexico was Queen Victoria’s first cousin!
I'm surprised as to what people thought what century queen Victoria and cowboys were a part of. To me those are instantly associated with the 1800s as WW2 is to the 1900s.
@@Duquedecastrothey say the first cowboys were black from North Carolina. They were somewhat free slaves.
End of the Ottoman Empire- 1925
Walt Disney’s first cartoon- 1928
Still very close but still 3 years apart.
Yeah, but he's showing an image of a Ottoman sultan from a couple hundred years ago , very misleading.
Disney created his very first animated cartoon in 1920 when he was an advertising cartoonist in Kansas City
@@MaestroIngeniero more like 2 couples of centuries
You mean when Christopher Columbus landed in America. He didn't exactly discover something already found.
It was inhabited by nomadic tribes who wandered aimlessy from Africa for 10's or hundreds of thousands of years, kipnapping, gRaping & killing each other, but hey.. Maybe they were happy with that instead of all the opportunities modern civilisation has offered them.
Certainly not many turn down the free housing, cars, money & handleon offer.!!
Discovered for those who were in search of loot
The vikings reached the Americas way before columbus did
My bank account grew up as the same time SSA was directly deposited IT, at point 0... And my persception of time got distorted for a few seconds while withdrawing some funds.