The Giants You Can't See From The Ground 

Haha. I deleted my comment when I got to the end and read the credits, but apparently you had commented before I deleted it and I only just saw your response in my notifications. Well played, sir.

Rare Earth, Aww.......That was so humble it was cute! I will donate when I'm able. You are DEFINITELY worth it and thank you for making these videos.

The 50$ reward made me laugh 😂

Rare Earth You are one of my favourite places to visit. I can relate to many of your places visited in Asia as I work in Malaysia now. Having visited Laos, Cambodia and living in Thailand I can relate to many of your videos and especially your missus bitten by a monkey as a friend of mine was bitten by a dog. He had to get treatment. Many dogs here can carry rabies.

Dear Sir, I'm production Rare Hearth from Brasil. If you interested in my products reply me

than217 Coke uses sugar in South America.

HFCS is a sugar. It's just not cane sugar.

Did you make the sacrifice? The war's still coming and its name, it told me, is Diabetes. Thanks for the laugh.

Screw you. Fructose is a False Prophet, here to shepherd you to the eternal torture of Diabetes. The Coke Bottle is an evil organization. I call for a Crusade. Believers in Cane Sugar, under the banner of the Sucrose Cube, shall assemble to fight this menace. Our granules are stronger than your syrup, and we will burn you like the empty calories that you are.

The god of high fructose corn syrup and diabetes.

He's not completely wrong, if you drink Coca Cola more than is good for you it's a detrimental "God" you worship. He has a different perspective.

Polar bears?

Future Ethan: 'A thousand years ago, we believed in entities called corporations, treated them as humans, and thought that they were going help us..... Boy were we wrong.'

....I fucking HATE that idea, not gonna lie I felt a certain way when I heard about it

There are new lines in that desert. A long, straight line and a large letter G, both next to a hummingbird. They were put there by Greenpeace in what was, essentially, another marketing campaign. Those lines may well have scarred the geoglyphs forever. It is hard not to realize why these symbols of another time are worth protecting from our culture with blood, if necessary.

one could see it as having been hallowed by the hard work and care given to it, that people thousands of years ago took the hard effort to write it in stone and that human effort deserves at least respect.

@@NeilSonOfNorbert Ikr? In a universe that's mostly hydrogen dust, these lines exist. Being areligious should mean that you respect the value of what's actually real, not that you don't care about anything just because you don't expect a baby with wings to slay you for it.

When my brother killed himself 37 yrs ago I didnt want to walk on his grave. It was a feeling of disrespecting him, as if he could feel disrespect from 6 ft down!

when does it happen?

We're more of a parable series. I let Tom Scott do the explaining stuff. He's better at it.

Fair enough. Hope Tom Scott takes the hint! ;)

IKR i thought he said the quote wrong.

Ok I came down here looking for this because I spent that entire opening monologue like “That is not what that means dude. You keep using that phrase, I do not think I means what you think it means.”

RU-vid Red would kill it I think.

Does anyone remember free television over the airwaves and antennas?

That 'd be hijacking their work...

That's pitiful :(

I agree, but I don't think vanity is the right word for that. It isn't vain just because it is surperfluous.

Coca Cola isn't a sign of prosperity. It's a cheap drink that causes diabetes and whatnot that people who can't afford anything better drink.

But think about the times before us. It's a sign of prosperity BECAUSE it's so cheap. The ingredients in it couldn't possibly be affordable on a mass scale in any society other than a global one. What we think of as cheap crap now would cost potentially hundreds of equivalent dollars a few hundred years before.

lol I'm not thinking about Coca-Cola

I know there were people driving bulldozers through some of the Nazca lines

A little bit too late but yes, i live about 1 hour from this place. And from time to time people go up for a picture or put something or move a rock witch it is illegal because the giant is a human heritage recognise by the UN. And those guy who drive a 4X4 got arrested and pay a heavy fine but no jail time.

I'm sorry, I did a poor job in explaining. Right now our digital lives are not being stored on disks or harddrives anywhere. They're being stored on servers all over the world. Google datacenters have EXABYTES of data storage. They are built in the United States, South America, Asia, and Europe. Even solar storms cannot take them out because solar storms only strike one side of the planet at a time. This doesn't include all the data stored on private computers. Take a film for example, I dunno, 1979's The Warriors. Think of all the private home computers that have backup copies of that movie on their harddrive, all the people illegally downloading that movie on Bittorrent, all the dataserver space people have privately uploaded that movie to their RU-vid account. Try getting rid of all of those. It would take a global thermonuclear disaster wiping out all of civilization to do it and then your biggest problem isn't storing data anymore but species extinction. Our most personal information, photographs, films, TV shows, Facebook pages, Twitter accounts, RU-vid comments, are being stored for eternity. The only way to stop this is delete the source before it's backed up, lock them behind passwords or annihilate all of humanity.

YESSS

Would be very nice

It is an incredibly common phrase in English.

Guy Bryson Didn't read the postscript, I see.

what's the thing