I USED FINNISH INVENTIONS WITHOUT KNOWING THEY WERE CREATED IN FINLAND

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I USED FINNISH INVENTIONS WITHOUT KNOWING THEY WERE CREATED IN FINLAND
Kinda crazy to find out so many things were invented in Finland by Finnish people

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@janiu1889 Год назад

One big finnish invention you use is Kela

@Nothingbutdust92 Год назад

Please stop! Because of people like you, I feel ashamed of being a Finn 😒

@squidcaps4308 Год назад

So do you. And your presence is not mandatory, voit jättää nuo sitten sanomatta jatkossa.

@Simbattur Год назад

"Tell me you haven't watched Gios other videos withouth telling me you haven't watched his other videos"

@AviationCornerOfficial Год назад

Hindi speakers: Banana?

@romankhirug Год назад

See i dont understand why you guys use Kela as as an insult or some sort of free piggy bank. Its a really useful thing meant for people with financual trouble..

@frankmcfrank392 Год назад

I was a Computer Science major at the University of Helsinki back in the 1990’s. I remember that most of us opted to create a simple records management solution for a software development lab exercise, but then there was this one guy, who wanted to make his own operating system, and the rest is history... A few years later Linus Torvalds was working as an assistant lecturer and taught me C programming. Let’s just say that he really knew what he was talking about 🤓

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

That’s impressive

@just42tube Год назад

@@GIOBOZZ In those days making some sort of systems programing or development of compilers and programming languages wasn't so very unusual. Minicomputers, microprocessors and even PC industry had already started. But not all activities had similar trajectories with success like Linus had. Many active students however soon where also teaching something fairly practical in universities or working in laboratories or computer centers in many or all Finnish universities, which had anything to do with computing.

@Garbox80 Год назад

And today most people have used or are using Linux in some format. A ton of embedded systems have a Linux kernel as their operating system (TVs, watches, smart home systems etc.). And of course Android has a Linux as a base.

@jh_fin Год назад

@@Garbox80 iPhone is Linux i think

@Garbox80 Год назад

@@jh_fin At least MacOS is Unix based, so I'd guess iOS too. And of course Unix is originally the base of Linux too.

@Gittas-tube Год назад

About the ergonomic Fiskars scissors: They are also made for left-handed people.

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

👀😳

@durabelle Год назад

You've definitely had xylitol, it's just a type of sugar harvested from birch trees that's not harmful for your teeth. So lots of chewing gums and pastilles are sweetened with xylitol, and also some peanut butters etc.

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

Okay that’s interesting I didn’t know

@juhokaartoaho Год назад

@@GIOBOZZ It also has some laxative propertys, so you shouldn't use it to replace all your sugar intake.

@Mojova1 Год назад

I don't know if you know this but Fiskars and Nokia are towns in Finland. The companies were started there.

@finnishculturalchannel Год назад

Corrugated paperboard, solid wood bending, Abloy locks, AIV fodder, Rapala fishing lures and air cushion midsole in sport shoes. In 1952 Adidas bought the three stripes trademark from Karhu. Eric Tigerstedt was a pioneer of sound-on-film technology. .

@oh2mp Год назад

3:15 You maybe would be interested to know that Fiskars is the oldest still operating company in Finland. It was founded in 1649.

@joucahayne1627 Год назад

Dude u hitting finnish yt algorithm hard. Hustle seems earnest and honest tho so more power to u, thumbs up

@marjuslip641 Год назад

xylitol can be good for you too. Its sugar from birch-tree. In Finland there is in shops jewing gums made from xylitol. If you jew those after eating it will prevent having holes in your teeth. And they taste quite like normal gum.

@zami8827 Год назад

chewing gum* Not jewing :D

@Limbzbiscuits Год назад

”Holes in your teeth”… they’re called cavities

@tonipalm Год назад

@@zami8827 yeah awkward error there..😅 the pronunciation matches though 😁

@digitalspecter Год назад

@@tonipalm It doesn't though.. J /dʒ/ is voiced and ch /tʃ/ is not

@tehontuoksuinenpulla9504 Год назад

Suomi is the promised land for chews

@tuomaskk Год назад

"In 1977, a Finnish professor from the University of Oulu, Seppo Säynäjäkangas, invented the first battery operated fingertip heart rate monitor as a training aid for the Finnish National Cross Country Ski team and he went on to found Polar Electro." -- Forbes Feb 28, 2016

@helenakoivisto4459 Год назад

❤Thank you for the video! 🎀 I have an old Nokia phone and it still works fine.🏆

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

That’s wonderful

@squidcaps4308 Год назад

Xylitol is a sugar alcohol, non-dietary sugar that has interesting properties when it comes to dental health. It can lower your mouth pH to stop it getting acidic and destroying the enamel (this happens after about every meal because of bacteria). But it also blocks plaque causing bacteria from being able to get nutrients so they can't multiply but starve instead. Eating xylitol after a meal, specially after eating sweets will keep your teeth and mouth in better condition. Really good when traveling or doing a long days work away from home when you are not able to brush your teeth when needed. It is recommended by dentists... It is teeth candy. It is not medicine, not antiseptic or anything like that, it just happens to work great in human mouths, by co-incidence. Like all non-dietary sugars, it is somewhat laxative so.. you can't eat a full bag of xylitol candy.

@romankhirug Год назад

Great video. I like whatching these as a guy that lives in finland:)

@xItzSpruce 10 месяцев назад

I actually live in Finland with my parents. Im glad ive born in there. Btw my dad used to work for nokia but i wasnt even born then. But he told me

@Nothingbutdust92 Год назад

Thank you for letting me know all of these, as a Finn I did not know some of these things 😄 Btw, most Finnish homes have a dishwasher brush. I know this is not very common in many countries. But I don't know who invented it. People in the Nordic countries use it too.

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

That’s I noticed when I moved here 😂

@juhokaartoaho Год назад

Wait... that wasn't normal around the world? I couldn't even think a good alternative for hand washing dishes. Maybe vegetable brush?

@Nothingbutdust92 Год назад

@@juhokaartoaho Yes, I agree. I could not live without one and if I had to wash the dishes by hand with a sponge like they do around the world my hands would get so dry 😣 I would probably be using rubber gloves all the time but it's troublesome to put them on every time and they get damp from the inside too.

@Nothingbutdust92 Год назад

@@juhokaartoaho A vegetable brush is a good idea unless you're washing porcelain 😆

@jirga_jirga Год назад

@@juhokaartoaho they use sponges. I've heard that some people from England have thought that we use toilet brushes to wash dishes. Which is funny cause dish brush is more hygienic than sponges. :)

@verttikoo2052 Год назад

Fiskars scissors. One German was throwing away stuff and asked if I need something. I spotted the Fiskars scissors immediately. He didn’t know the value of those and I didn’t tell. Now my Spanish better half thinks that they are the best thing in the world 🥳 Every home needs one. You know it when you use those.

@DNA350ppm Год назад

I'm glad you are impressed - I am impressed, too! 🙂 Here are some social inspirations/inventions/manners/produce Finns invented: special councelling and support for every mother and baby, afternoon dancing in restaurants, many ships and small boats have lots of Finnish inventions onboard, there are interesting competitions for the fun of it: skillfully playing air guitar, wife-carring runs, throwing both Nokia rubber boots and mobile phones, many military innovations like the Molotov-cocktail and the Finnish versions of guerilla warfare, called "sissi-sota", Finnish design is very original like Alvar Aalto, Marimekko, Iittala, and delicacies like Finnish sparkling wine from Finnish berries (Elysee) and sweet liquors (Lakka, Mesimarja) are unique, as well as Fazer's and Brunberg sweets. Finnish cheese is world class, and don't get me started on breads! 🙂 And Finland is a huge music country, any genre!

@durabelle Год назад

(Psst. Sweets, not sweats, sweat liquor sounds gross 🤣)

@DNA350ppm Год назад

@@durabelle True (thanks!) 🙀

@DNA350ppm Год назад

@@durabelle I just had to correct that spelling of mine, too embarrassing! 🦨

@finnguy188 Год назад

IRC (Internet Relay Chat) was also invented by a Finn.

@Mike_Is_Cool Год назад

fun fact text messaging was invented in finland

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

I think I mentioned that closer to the end of this video!

@Nothingbutdust92 Год назад

@@GIOBOZZ Yes, you did 😄

@magicofshootingstar5825 Год назад

@Mike_that_guy Tell me you are young without telling me you are young 😄 Hint: sms=text message 😉

@karrikemppainen1535 Год назад

@@magicofshootingstar5825 ooof... don't worry, we all mature someday. 😘 Hopefully...

@magicofshootingstar5825 Год назад

@Karri Kemppainen Well I don't think that is important knowledge in nowadays anymore. One rarely gets sms anymore since people text in lot of different apps nowadays. Of course it's clear as a day for anyone over 25 (?) that those are same thing but we can't fault kids for not knowing 🙂

@RockerFinland Год назад

Clash of Clans is also one of the most known mobile games in the world and made in Finland (Supercell)

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

Woah

@Silveirias Год назад

Remedy (game developer) is also Finnish. Their best known games are probably Alan Wake, Max Payne, Quantum Break, and Control.

@squidcaps4308 Год назад

Original content... nice :)

@albin2232 Год назад

Nokia started the widescale adoption of mobile phones and they're coming back. They make very high-grade medical equipment. They're innovators.

@MrBanaanipommi Год назад

but wasnt nokia sold to microsoft?? idk if same people works there tho

@albin2232 Год назад

@@MrBanaanipommi Yes, I think that's right, but they're still in Finland.

@JK-1993 Год назад

@@MrBanaanipommi Nokia sold their mobile phone business to Microsoft, but they have another businesses as well.

@Garbox80 Год назад

@@JK-1993 Yep. Nokia didn't vanish, but just jumped out of the mobile phone business and consentrated on mobile networks etc. And now they're sorr of back in the business, just not manufacturing phones, but rather "renting" their name to HMD Global (and they do have a say on what get's to have their name on it).

@nebulous962 Год назад

watching this on my linux laptop. 😛

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

Epic

@ja_ma Год назад

Watching this on my Linux htpc or maybe it just is a PC running Linux connected to a large screen TV.

@carp77 Год назад

Black boxes (Oranges) in airplanes :)

@markusmalinen247 Год назад

airplane black boxes are a Finnish invention

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

🤯

@jadevalo9995 Год назад

Ei ole suomalainen keksintö vaan austraalialainen. Googleta vaikka.

@markusmalinen247 Год назад

@@jadevalo9995 Musta laatikko on alun perin kehitetty toisen maailmansodan aikaan Tampereella Härmälässä sijainneessa Valtion Lentokonetehtaassa.

@jadevalo9995 Год назад

@@markusmalinen247 Niin siis Mata-Hari..

@petrieloranta9360 Год назад

@@jadevalo9995 Veijo Hietala kehitti ensimmäisen FDR laitteen lentokoneeseen

@JDelwynn Год назад

The famous three stripes used by Adidas were bought from Karhu for two bottles of whiskey and around 1600€ in today's money.

@bellavonhundendalen9238 Год назад

Goa/Psy event decoration also , and Suomisaundi genre, unite on it. First Goa parties outside Goa , was in Finland. Even we dont have so much alt music on puplic, but underground scene works very well and foreingers like it too :)

@Ztsakkeus Год назад

Nice vid

@riqeun Год назад

Xylitol is for toothpaste and bubble gums. Many inventions were originally famous in Finland but later sold to other people outside. Credit-wise, please show more curiosity for Finland stuff. I know a lot of people don't understand because the creators behind the scenes are not always credited in the list of credits, nor are they really to be "known" someone as Finnish (usually recognized easily with the surnames). Also, Moomin (cartoon) story is written by Tove Jansson, and she was half Finn and Swedish. The animation you saw in 1990 to early 2000s was made in Japan, but technically this,s was originally from Finland. We also now have a re-make (in 3D) of the Moomins story.

@artohumppi1855 Год назад

Xylitol is used on chewing gums and tooth paste to protect your teeth

@MultiCanis Год назад

It's also used as a sweetener for example in peanut butter in the US. Didn't know that before I read someone warning people to not give their dogs peanut butter before checking if it has xylitol in it. I was so confused. Lol

@MrBanaanipommi Год назад

if i remember right, linux is open source system and free for everyone to use :D

@hextatik_sound Год назад

It is. Linus Torvalds coded it from Unix.

@MrBanaanipommi Год назад

@@hextatik_sound something like that i was thinking

@ja_ma Год назад

Yes, I'm using it right now.

@patriciafennel5643 Год назад

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@berlynhale3780 Год назад

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@DuperDude45 Год назад

Btw, Finland also made Supercell which made Clash Royale and Clash of Clans etc. Finland also made Salmiakki obviously.

@ottomakinen13 Год назад

Nokia is also the name of a Finnish small city!

@Michael_Bonn Год назад

Finland also "invented" Santa Claus' place of residence - the city of Rovaniemi. Not far away from you - right?

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

Yeah

@IstadR Год назад

That's just a lie, everyone knows Santa Claus lives in Drøbak, Norway.

@ArchieArpeggio Год назад

Before they builded thar tourist atraction to Rovaniemi Santa lived in Korvatunturi close to Russian border in Savukoski. Savukoski is near Sodankylä, but still Rovaniemi is closer to Gio than Korvatunturi if look from a map. So when i still were child adults always told that santa lives in Korvatunturi and i was so pissed as it was "changed" to Rovaniemi. Of course Santa is fictional so there wasn´t even any buildings at the Korvatunturi area those days. Hardly even a road.

@herra5153 Год назад

And 9 of 11 almost daily😁

@hopoheikki8503 Год назад

Technically Linus Torvalds coded the Linux kernel and Linux got its name from him. But yeah, close enough.

@EiraAimo Год назад

Linux is absolutely 110% the most important. World as we know it, basicly runs on Linux. If it suddenly stopped working, it is like super volcano eruption, global EMP or 3rd world war with nukes. Wait...no. What im talking about. Its 3310.

@sampp44 Год назад

Sauna is bastu in swedish

@Juos10kustu Год назад

''fist car fiskars scrissors'' (subtitles)

@royeb63 Год назад

What I'd like to know is how are you dealing with the "nice" temperatures you've had lately? 🥶🥶🥶

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

Pretty good 😊

@tossajalumen401 Год назад

molotov cocktails name is finnish made. Don't know that have you ever used it but just saying

@mahamann7734 Год назад

I'm so emotional tonhear someone pronounce sauna correctly

@holoholopainen1627 Год назад

Have You ever heard of a older Dude called Mr Tahko Pihkala ? He travelled to Boston Mass - 1907 and heard about RED SOX playing a local game called BASEBALL ! He had no idea - what IT was all about ? He took no notes - but had to travel back to Helsinki on a White Line ! This was before TITANIC - so there was no TV or radio - telephones at the time ! So He time on the way back to greate - a game We call FINNISH BASEBALL - as PESAPALLO ! RU-vid made The game - More pop than ever ! Watch some - there are over 2 million WHO has seen just one Video !

@GIOBOZZ Год назад

I have a video on the channel about that 😮

@guessundheit6494 Год назад

I've watched a few of your videos now, and have a polite request: PLEASE DON'T CHANGE how you make them. Your train of thought style works because you have organized thoughts and get to the point succinctly, you never ramble. They're pleasant and easy to watch. You also DON'T use jump cuts, you record in a single take which is easy on the brain of people who aren't neurotypical. Randomly cutting up audio and editing out natural gaps in speech is NOT a "style", it's a sign that the dolts who do it can't speak or edit properly. Those who do it deserve a piece of rebar upside their skulls. 3:30 - Those scissors ~~~SSS~~~UUU~~~CCC~~~KKK~~~ if you're left handed. Regular scissors are tolerable, though the blades are still on the wrong side for lefties. 3:58 - Toboggan ("tuh-bah-gun"), another word for sled. You should look up Pesäpallo, the Finnish variant of baseball. It's a contact hitter and speed game, power hitters are useless.

@novoiperkele Год назад

Google Android is Linux.

@hekah301 Год назад

well nokia made the base for whole mobile industry, txt messages, 2g , 3g, 5g, backlit buttons for phones etc. every mobile company in the world pays about half a billion eur royalty every year to nokia :P

@sandev.4043 Год назад

So what ever, but my name is Sanna and what you "try" to say...

@hajonor Год назад

People also ask Who invented text messages? The SMS concept was first developed in the Franco-German GSM cooperation in 1984 by Friedhelm Hillebrand and Bernard Ghillebaert. The first text message was sent years later on December 3rd, 1992 from Neil Papworth, a former developer at Sema Group Telecoms.Sep 27, 2012

@Kuutti_original Год назад

Starting in the early 1970s, Makkonen had been a systems designer for Finland’s post and telecommunications authority. Along with colleagues in its radio network unit, he worked on developing future mobile communications services. It was in a pizzeria in Copenhagen that the idea for a feature to generate texts was born. The concept was taken to discussions on a worldwide GMS standard, meetings were conducted and chats held during coffee breaks. Makkonen headed the Finnish Telecom’s mobile services divisionwhen, at the start of the 1990s, it opened its GSM service, includingtext messaging. Development engineers for the telecommunications authority worked in the spirit of freedom of information, and it never even occurred to Makkonen to document his efforts and apply for a patent. When the big listed companies started piling up money from the invention years later, he preferred to just put the history of its origin out of his mind. Breakthroughs - 90 Success Stories from Finland", 2007 Published in Virtual Finland in April 2008

@RockerFinland Год назад

The father of SMS is a Finn (Matti Makkonen)

@Kuutti_original Год назад

@@RockerFinland Oh, i should have added his whole name too. This seemed bit disrespectful, thanks for correcting my mistake. Cheers!

@RockerFinland Год назад

@@Kuutti_original I wrote to Harald, not you 😊

@Kuutti_original Год назад

@@RockerFinland I am aware of that, but wanted to thank you. As i didnt mentioned his whole name, and your comment made me to realise it. :)

@emil4290 Год назад

it is likely that the sauna is not a Finnish invention. Sauna is so old that it cannot be said for sure where the sauna was invented, but in Finland the sauna tradition has survived to this day.

@Vapourized90 Год назад

If you've used Android, then you've used Linux. 😉

@mikkoolavijarvinen3653 Год назад

If you've used the Internet, then you've used Linux.

@Vapourized90 Год назад

@@mikkoolavijarvinen3653 Indeed. Basically every node runs on some Linux distro.

@herrakaarme Год назад

I wouldn't trust these lists too much. Some items are very obvious and documented, like Linux or a specific product of a company, like the ergonomic scissors. However, many others are ambiguous or just plain incorrect. The dish drying closet was first invented (and patented!) in the USA, but it got little popularity there, plus the Americans started using a dishwasher sooner than the rest of the world, so that's what Americans would have dreamed about, not a drying closet. Sauna is a Finnish word, so folks think it's a Finnish invention. However, it's a thousands of years old thing. What Finns did was preserve it as living culture more than others, so the Finnish word spread all over the world, except to Sweden and Russia, as they had their own word for it. It's impossible to know who invented sauna in the stone age, just like it's impossible to say who invented the wheel. The Internet browser is an example of an ambiguous one. Finns developed the first browser with a graphical interface, but before that text based ones had existed for years. So, the Finns merely developed an existing thing further into the modern direction.

@IstadR Год назад

Sauna is Badstue in Norwegian. Else you are right, it's like Norwegians say we invented the paperclip. It's just not true.

@herrakaarme Год назад

@@IstadR Yeah, I should have merely used Swedish and Russian as examples. My writing was somewhat inaccurate up there. No doubt there's a bunch of languages with a different word for it.

@TheRawrnstuff Год назад

Chandler Vashti's dish drying cabinet was pretty different from Maiju Gebhard's. If you have a problem with that, you _absolutely_ should have a problem with Fiskars scissors and Angry Birds included on the list.

@herrakaarme Год назад

@@TheRawrnstuff Why would I? Obviously Fiskars invented Fiskars scissors and Rovio invented Rovio Angry Birds. Scissors have existed probably for thousands of years, in one form or another, and the concept of Angry Birds was nothing new in a general sense. However, if you list specific products by specific brands, then that's it, what can you say, even if it doesn't exactly mean anything groundbreaking. Things become much more troublesome when you drop the details and claim a general invention. So what if the earlier (patented) dish drying cabinets weren't exactly the same? The core concept was already there. Check the US patent 1860617 for example. Only the arrangement of plates inside is different. There are other folks who patented the thing earlier than Gebhard introduced hers.

@TheRawrnstuff Год назад

@@herrakaarme I'm afraid I don't quite understand what you're saying. You're saying that the "Finnish drying cabinet" shouldn't count because she _didn't_ invent a brand for it, like Rovio or Fiskars did? It is still an individual product, invented separately from its competitors. Multiple people can invent "a thing" without them influencing each other, or even ever having heard about those products. Fiskars scissors and Angry Birds, however, are straight up copies from what existed before, but with some ease-of-use stuff added and with a new coat of paint. They - if anything on this list - are the popularizers of the ideas their "inventions" are based on.