I Gave Humans 1,000 Years Until I Ended The World - Worldbox 

The Mayans.

Man RU-vid and TikTok are bad with the rumors now but if they were round back then 💀💀💀

Been watching a lot of CGP grey ?

Sadly it did not.. we got shafted in 2020 and it’s all been down hill since..

​@@TrevorD19 u mean The Uni

Yeah

*NOAHS ARK*

yeah but where were those 24 people in the nuclear wasteland??????

Yeah that would good like a movie :]

yea

Lasho was kinda like India they were more focused on making population bigger than being advanced, that's what lost them. Uni played smart till the end like USA and Si played sneaky game like China. Oneph was always behind the biggest nations and very defensive like Europe

@@RmX. Yeah

Lol

lol, LONG LIVE HOLY SI!

MAY THE LASHO IMPERIUM LIVE ON

@@Embersofthedark long live si

​@@EmbersofthedarkFOR LASHO IMPERIUM!

I just love the irony of it

pfffft like why do we even need a history class when it can be summed up so succinctly

Hello fellow fan of the si!

Same

They just kept coming back

I know right

Samee

Least accurate comment about worldbox (in a good way)

What

W

The Si was my favorite ❤

mine too! amazing they survived until the end.@@9blocky-GD

Same! I loved the Si.

This an underrated comment

Monty python?

Bruuuu My elves never like never even win intra racial war😢

@@kushalshrestha3451fr

Lmao imagine paying

If they would just add more upgrades for the buildings. We wanna move into the future!!

Also their ads are fun ngl

Yeah, but the unjust war of conquest by Lasho imperialist warmongers was what shocked all the other nations into committing to the anti-Lasho world alliance which ultimately brought down the haughty Imperium. The peaceful and benevolent Uh were the martyrs that dread, traitorous Lasho broke itself upon.

its a map you can download or he made it himself

​@@kookieboi.

@@dwichandra5025 yes? if you are asking me about my name my little brother chose it cuz of a promise

Uhh ok then, and i want to know how to download the map at the vidio ​@@kookieboi

So uh.. Words have power. Indeed, they have the power to create, but mostly they have the power to destroy. Does that really surprise you? Let me demonstrate. Please think of an animal, any animal. It could be anything, right? Two-legged? Four-legged? Winged? Anything. But, now suppose I said "Think of a quadruped". It can no longer be two-legged, can it? It can no longer be a bird or a fish. And if I said, "Think of a black, domesticated feline", your choices are narrower still. And finally, "Think of Bastet, my pet black cat"? At that point, you have no choices at all. You may believe that each step gives you more information, but what it really does is limit your imagination and destroy possibilities. The power to destroy, you see, is much greater than the power to create. You just didn't notice because you, yourself, are a creature of thoughts, ideas, language, and ultimately of words. Suppose I told you there was once a world without language, without ideas, without words. Of course "world" itself is a word, so it wasn't really a world, but we have to call it something, now don't we? In this world there were no limitations. Everything that could be, was. Everything that couldn't be, also was. It was a vast place of infinite complexity, but also of infinite simplicity. Since everything that was or wasn't, also was or wasn't everything else, the endless variety was in fact all the same. You say it's difficult to describe? Indeed, that's the point: It can't be described. It was everything and anything, and something and nothing, and all-at-once and not-at-all. What happened to it? Words, of course. It started with a single, simple word, in a language that no one speaks anymore. No one knows where it came from or how it sounded, but I'll tell you what it meant. It meant "red", and as soon as there was "red" there was also "not-red". The world had been neatly cloven into red any-every-somethings and not-red any-every-somethings. It was the first division, and the very idea of division spawned more ideas and more words: "one", "two", "separate", "together", "us", "them", and from these came more: many, many more. As more words were created, more limitations took hold. Everything that was, had to be, and everything that wasn't, had to not be. The any-every-somethings could no longer be each other. They couldn't be anything or nothing. They had to be something, or they had to not be. Possibilities collapsed and ideas locked into place. It took less than a second for the entire world to come apart. Nothing was left, nothing except for Things: rocks, air, fire, water, light, darkness, love, hate, up, down… Things. You're right: We still have all those things. In fact, our world is made from the wreckage of the world that came before, the world destroyed by words. Now I'll tell you a secret. I'm not promising that this part is true, but it's what some people say. A few of the any-every-somethings escaped the words. They avoided description and survived the death of their world. They're still around, some say, and probably not very happy. What are they like? We can't really imagine, now can we?

​@@SAYSTHEONEWITHFANDOMUSERNAMehm

@@SAYSTHEONEWITHFANDOMUSERNAM bedman?

@@Gio-kg4gb correct

You asked me to reply, so I have: I have a better brownie recipe (metric ftw)

@@notthatbad42 Metric? How do we measure metric units in the US if everything is sold in imperial units?

@@doinic09 actually on some packages,(yes, even in the US) it is also noted in metric. it also takes time to adapt, start selling everything in only metric, and educate children to use it. i think that last part is the problem: education (JK btw)

Alternate time line

Yeah

Wouldn't matter, we're) lasho powerful

6:57*

For the kids in that Siberian nation

Meh

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He didn't said the name of any South America country tho