90 World Facts Make You Smartest Person in Conversations 

That's why you're talking huh?

And sometimes it's the one that can't calm the mind, who's brain never stops. Always despised this saying

@@stevenmoran9148 well whoops, my bad. I did say sometimes, didn’t I? There’s always 1 or 2 folks lurking in the comments waiting to reply that you either offended them or somehow signaled a “very clever” response was needed. But that’s your right 👍 and look how much better of a person you are for it!

That explains why Don The Con is always running his mouth, lol!

As opposed to...? Hey, here's a fun snippet of reality. Do you know who coined the pejorative "mainstream media"? Most think it was fist used by the Scot Thomas Carlyle in 1831, and resurrected by Joseph Goebbels in the 1930's. And now by the Rumpster.

Subliminal messages ~

That's exactly why it's playing on my phone right now 😆

Yes it is a skeleton of steel covered in copper sheets. When weathered copper turns green. Like the domes of many an old church-cathedral.

The word for copper oxidation is Patina as I'm sure you knew. I wonder if the Statue of Liberty is the largest copper Patina object in the world? At one time, maybe still, many roofs were made of copper plates that once their surfaces oxidized with patina would last practically forever---- very expensive today--- only the rich can afford. Aluminium also develops a Patina of Aluminium oxide, that prevents further oxidation making Aluminium roofs very long lasting also.

Patina is the aging of many different substances not just copper.@@dentonfender6492

Thanks for 🚔 the RU-vid comments section.

The Parliament buildings of Canada are all copper roofed. It lasts a very long time and is green patined.

The video doesn't say there was a Pharoah found inside, it says that it (pyramid) had a tomb built for the Pharoah Khufu (16:35), which they infer from the sarcophagus, traditional tomb items, and the writings and hieroglyphics in the pyramid that describes its purpose as a tomb. The bodies themselves were not there which allows for multiple speculations as to why they aren't there, but there is no direct empirical evidence to answer it conclusively. I think it may be because the pyramids work as a functioning transport to the afterlife where the soul is able to bring its body along to the next realm to be restored (whereas those who can't afford such a machine take only thier souls) . This theory answers a lot of the curiosities concerning the pyramids and fulfill the more spiritual claims of the writings therein, but as it is now, this theory is primarily speculative. 🤫

They got it correct in the very first map reference showing its location in relation to Tahiti.

They drove, when it was Mu.

not 2 mention the triangle paradox

I had the same question!!

They didn't even draw in Mu

I believe its a Thai ridgeback dog . Theres something very Egyptian about that breed,

WHAT IS THAT EMOJI

and very few of the buildings, not the entire city

Thats not you. 😂😂😂

@@petefrancisco3267 i know the op isn't me, thats why i responded to it (what you smoking?)

Not exactly: the script says "the cloud of ash did not preserve the city intact... As the (biodegradable) items disintegrated they left voids which archeologists filled with plaster to reveal (the people and things of) the city as it once was (after removing the volcanic rock from around the plaster casts) " It was a combination of unclear writing and sloppy dictation that may have given you the impression that the metal and stoneworks of the ancient city left voids to be filled with plaster.

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Level.

I think if you were in the ocean and you saw an octopus like creature coming towards you you would be terrified

to be honest quite a few historians and scientists have said this... don't worry, i only count 4 sides too

Each side on the giza pyramid is actually made of two triangular panels.

@@lesbueckert7913 How is each side divided by two panels? I understand for the "bent" pyramid, but that is not the great pyramid which is not "bent".

True, and they got a lot wrong!!

Ok Ok

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Mm mm mm

They have to; you're gonna miss some when you fall asleep. 😂

Strictly for the sake of conversation. Look at the home you are living in now. Look at your driveway, the foundation, the walls, roof, etc. Now look around and see if you see the tools and the plans laying around that would give someone in the future any idea on how it was built. When the construction phase is finished, the tools and plans that were required are removed and we are left with a finished product. That applied back in the days when the pyramids were built and it applies now. The vast majority of people have no idea how modern construction is done, it's no surprise that even more people are confused about ancient techniques. Just because it can be difficult to envision how things were done back then doesn't mean they could not accomplish those task.

It does make sense. Firstly from a sculptural angle. If you've ever worked with media you'll know Artist often changed paintings for different reasons or re used canvas, developed ideas as they were/are working on a project aside from the spiritual angle of animals having an inner spirit etc

Maybe Im feeling that is conservative the Pyramids and everything were built at different times and they took way longer than they say as well as the planning etc. However I feel they are Millions of years Old and are Most definitely Power generators for the Most Powerful Telescope ever Built on Earth ;') its just a feeling I have

@@vanhattfield8292 He left way to much out. If you don't already know and If you want to exactly understand what he is talking about then you must watch 'UnchartedX - A tale of two industries'. About the tools; often we make tools and build machines out of valuable materials and when they break beyond repair or the repair is more expensive than a new one then we destroy them completely. We break them down to the very smallest bits and sometimes even down to atoms. And then we make something new out of it. You know the name of that process, don't you? 😉

Nice research graham. Wonder where you got all that form 😂

Thank you. I live in Maine and a lot of time when people are thinking of having a fancy dinner they think of lobster which I feel is very overpriced, I remember when I was younger and my ex-husband and I were having dinner with another couple they all got lobster to eat while I just prefer to ham sandwich lol

@@joannefitzpatrick992 On the east coast of Canada, we just bought lobster cheap by the shore and found a place to sit down and a rock to break it open. We looked like savages lol!

those who failed our history exams ;)

Maybe it has something to do with being in a tunnel??

@@elaineproffitt1032 it works as a piston in some way, though I don't know how that would speed up the air.

Just a guess but I'm thinking there is a very substantial compression of air inside the tunnel. The high pressure is rapidly lost in exchange for what now becomes a vacuum inside the tunnel. The speed of the pressure change is at a rate that is much faster than the train speed itself. This high speed pressure change causes the boom.

I think your right. I can see how a loud sound could occur, but that sound would not technically be a "sonic boom"

I know I'd not want to be on a train at 185 mph! When the BART train (subway + overhead) gets to 60 mph on overhead stretches I worry it will leave the track on tight curves 😮

They got a LOT wrong

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Right off the bat, they stated a sonic boom could be made by a train exiting a tunnel at 185 miles per hour could create a sonic boom. Sonic booms are created in air at 600 plus miles per hour that varies depending on the density of the air which is why they state the speed of sound at sea level where the atmosphere is at maximum density.

Add to getting it wrong, they follow the mainstream stories and to me, most of these are wrong.

​@dentonfender6492 I know, I should have just stopped watching but I thought maybe he misspoke but soon realized 98% was wrong or misrepresented. Then I fast forwarded and realized I wasted way too much of my time.

so what were they built for?

@@mjouwbuis industrial scale production of chemicals. Even the word chemistry is a word the Greeks learned from Kemet.

Can I ask .whom are they offensive to ?

​@@minigrande1939The op said insulting, as to our intelligences.

True 110%

Yea 😂

let hope you don't fail history then ;)

Oh, well, THAT explains it.

Ouch, I'm so sorry.

Yeah -- Christianity, MAGAtVille.... WAIT! Those thouands of archeologists, anthropologists, particle physicists et al over the past few centuries, they got it wrong? It's not Khufu's tomb? Whose is it? Oh yeah. Mork. You DO have some pretty compelling "evidence". Maybe it's evidence-adjacent. Not sure. I mean, you seem to think that all 44,500,000 subscriers disagree with you based on... what? But Hey, who needs understanding or knowledge when you can pull down cosmic dismissives like "robotic" and "Stepford," "perky sweater vest white bread narrators regurgitating false narratives." Ted Agnew wasn't your grandfather, by any chance, was he? I sense a vibe in your elegant prose, a whiff of "nattering nabobs of negativism." BTW, I still don't klnow what your evidence is.

I noted also that they regurgitated this old theory as fact. I don't think that many people disagree with you if you read the comments

Well i went to yo mama and not only did they not charge, but i got a free hat

I only watch these "streams" when abt to go asleep, at least the repeats cause me to not miss info