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The Tennis record between Isner and Mahut will never be touch cause they play a 5th set tie breaker now. But every other record is breakable. people said that a 4 minute mile was impossible, people thought a woman breaking 11 seconds for the 100 meters was impossible, people thought beamons 8.90 long jump would never be touched, Randy Barnes shot putt world record stood for 28 years before Ryan Crouser broke it. Nobody really knows what limit humans can reach.
yeah, I actually heard the Germans used meth during WW2 but honestly why did they kit out all Germans with it instead of making it military use only but only give it to the semi experienced, or experienced troops have it so the old batch would fight like hell and be killed off while the new batch is getting experinced
Good question! Its hard to tell maybe lack of training. Or maybe they were too focused on the war itself. Overall its seems like a pretty powerful tool if used wisely.
Have you heard about meth in ww2 and use of Pervitin before this video? 🧐 What you thing about Hitlers behaviour captured on camera during 1936 Olympics?
I think he was in the movie "Mighty Joe Young" as one of the strong men that had a tug of war against the giant gorilla. One of the other strong men was Primo Carnera.
This was interesting and new to us! 🚩 Did you knew that that Tesla's belongings were seized by FBI? And contents of the findings were under supervision of John G Trump who was an uncle of president Donald Trump? 🚧
