The Complete 200,000 Year History of Human Stories - Paul Sabourin (NerdCon: Stories 2015)

Paul Sabourin (of Paul & Storm) presents The Complete 200,000 Year History of Human Stories, condensed into six minutes.
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[@Youcanscienceit]

I was worried about packing 200,000 years into under 10 minutes but nicely done.

[@Data3rror]

One of my favorite ten-minute stretches of the weekend.

[@juststeveschannel]

This was so great to see, I tried to share it with a video of my own. now that I've seen that it's posted here, I've directed anyone who finds it there to see it here. Thanks Storm for the great presentation and thanks NerdCon for the great Con!

[@LyssandraNorton]

This is really informative and immensely fun. It's like 'these are all things you know, that you don't know you know, but let's refresh.'

[@okaykatieokay]

I have just laughing like an idiot in the common room now everyone thinks I weird!! Thank you so much for putting all this on RUclips

[@cheyenneboots5934]

"But as with most high school curricula, we are just going to skip right past Asia."
Hahahaha! This was awesome. Thanks for sharing parts of NerdCon for all of the nerdfighters that could not be there. :)

[@JohnTCano]

Nerdcon! Please give us more!

[@Katiedora122]

This was such a great way to kick off the presentations! I love a good slideshow, and this was definitely one of my favorites. And those of us sitting in the Galactic Senate particularly appreciated it.

[@eejjennings]

Brilliant and hilarious! Made my English-teacher heart happy.

[@JohnTCano]

Paul Sabourin is just too funny.

[@DougIngrahamTheDooglr]

Easily the most comprehensive and complete history of human stories.

[@ClimbaRock5]

"...Skip right past Asia." Even when I was much younger it was a major annoyance to me that we relearned the American Revolutionary, Civil War, and WWII every few years instead of branching out a tiny bit.

[@willr.1437]

"Man against prequels"

[@desireess2]

well that was awesome

[@willr.1437]

All hail the glowcloud

[@SenoritaSevilla]

+will r. ALL HAIL.

[@Necr0lite]

So jokes.

[@ClimbaRock5]

"...Skip right past Asia." Even when I was much younger it was a major annoyance to me that we relearned the American Revolutionary, Civil War, and WWII every few years instead of branching out a tiny bit.

[@neelepfannebecker9526]

Meanwhile I sat in a German classroom hoping we would learn about the American Revolutionary War or the Civil War, just please not Bismarck again :D