There Are Still People Who Haven't Seen a Globe Before! 

There are no pictures of earth from space, if you don’t believe me go on to NASA web site, they’ll inform you that all pictures of earth are CGI,

Better to show them a video of earth from space.

Better yet, send them up for a day trip 😂

Yeah, as Astronauts😁

@@ianwilkinson3425 Crowdfund them for an Amazon Blue Origin flight. I need to hear Mr. Rana squeal with delight.

I told my husband of this. I said that these highly intelligent and wise men were amazed about a globe. They had such respect and awe for the world!

Good observation!

a bunch of nonsense. If I say the truth I'll get a ban for hate speech.

Right. I had globes in my home, schools all my life. It was one of the first things I bought my school-age child 35 years ago.

@@brian6speed then maybe the nonsense is what you were going to say, consider that?

The idea that science and religion are at odds is a pretty new thing for the most part and a lot of it comes from evangelical Christians. For hundreds of years the Catholic Church was one of the most advanced scientific institutions in the world.

@@kapitankapital6580 The conflict thesis was a made-up thing by philosophers who wanted to throw away 1000 years of science because it didnt fit their ideas and egos (E.g Voltaire and d’Alembert). It was further put forward by Draper and White in the 1800s. Both of which has later been deemed more interested in shading and forcing their skewed ideas than any sort of historically based facts.

When one is delusional enough, everything is god's work

​@@Forlfir or when one is unfortunate and stupid enough, even God's signs strike him as coincidences

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I wish some people on the internet would do that._.

Beautiful on how they create their own pearls of wisdom after being given new knowledge.

Play that quote back to them before having them watch a video of a hurricane making landfall.

@@BrentTJo or the Japanese tsunami 2012 i think

The planet will be fine. Humanity, perhaps less so.

@@tokeeriksen2425Very true. This planet doesn’t belong to us and we are not entitled to it.

Is Pakistan blocked from that? But you could with a VPN

It scares some people. I've heard of African villages that, when shown that their village was captured on camera from space, didn't like it, because they felt monitored and didn't want foreigners doing that without their knowledge and permission.

@@demo2823it’s not just Africans. I was freaked out the first time I saw my house.

Yessss that'd be incredible!

​@@qwazse4I thought it was cool. I could even tell when the photo was taken because I could see my new car in the driveway.

I visited only 4 so far and I'm considering fortunate because I visited 4 more countries than other people. I like to hear the experiences of those who visited a lot of countries.

@@Gabi-AlexI’ve been to 40 countries and it’s really eye opening. The different ways in which people live, the different geography, the different languages. Yet our core fundamental values are the same. We are humans, and despite many differences, we are still very much alike

Yeah that hit hard. Gratefulness is such a great thing.

"What a great sentiment" That means absolutely nothing. They didn't visit any country

@@SonOfMuta They are not talking figuratively, but rather on the knowledge they gained.

Humility is an undervalued virtue.

Mr Rana sounds smart, he asked the right question

The universal language of men, football

Imagine learning this at their age instead of as a kid. 😮

men, humans, are the same everywhere.. the only thing that change is the information they access to.

​@@lisalarouge6309 Not everyone has acess to school, you know that.

I find it more wild that in the west we have people who believe that earth is flat or not sure that the earth is round.

I've gotta be honest, I think that part was a bit exaggerated for the camera. I have a hard time believing they've never seen a representation of the earth before. :P

@@DaussPlays right? i've seen some of their videos outside and on some you can see/tell they're being coached.

Sad.

totally agree

These people come from Pakistan, a country founded on the basis of religious separation. Pakistan had been held back by religion, hence these people act as if they have been pulled straight out of the time Islam was founded. Terrible

Indoctrination do you mean.

Show them Quran's flat Earth

I'm not religious either, and I don't believe the religion itself is the source of most evil. Instead, I blame the ignorance and those who used religion as a tool to indoctrinate the masses and profit from it. Those people living in secluded communities were lucky not to be subjected to that and they are open minded and curious about the world around them, while being humble about their experience. In think it was on the Trybals channel when they watched a documentary about space and one of them said that the one who created all of the universe must be amazing. Their faith wasn't shacked, they instead accepted the new information and mixed into it. Meanwhile, there are people with access to higher education, unlimited information and technology, yet they insist the earth is flat and anyone who does not share their beliefs is stupid.

⁠@@Gabi-Alex Honestly, folks like yourself who do not share our beliefs but respect us are just the best. I very much appreciate that!

omg yes. this. please do this!

Or show them some crazy universe simulation in VR. The one where you start as an atom and go all the way out to the edge of the known universe. Their minds may never recover from that. lol

YESSSSS puhleeeeeze take them to a planetarium!!!! They would absolutely love it!!!

planet-arium lol i love south park!

Isn't that in San Francisco? That would be SO cool!

and then there are flat-earthers. 😖

oh yes, i know the channel and i remember when parvati said she thought every country had their own sun.. Like it was something that the government had put up in the sky for its citizens 🤣 it really made me sad to see that there are still people on this world with so much less education. i am a hobby astrophotographer ( not a good one but i try my best 🤣) and i really wish someone would send them some binoculars to watch the nightsky..

We shouldn't be angry at them, but rather their government for failing to provide education.

@@PLCTheCd I don't think anybody's angry, just sad.

I have been waiting for this moment!

God no, I never want to mock people, gives me joy to watch them learn!

Good point. It's all about seeing things through new eyes. They came off as fun and respectful. Maybe they lack what many westerners have, but they demonstrated goodness. In some ways, they have what others lack.

Their expressions of amazement are inspiring and remind me of my curious childhood, when I learned the very same insight out of the blue. A humble reminder that we as individuals don´t actually own all the human knowledge, neither we are entitled to receive it like a birth right, we (as singular humans) just borrow a small fraction of it according to our priviledge access and limitations. So all I can think about is to be grateful for all the huge and undeserved scientific knwoledge gathered, processed, organized and taught by our ancestors, generation after generation. Now that we received such gift without all that previous effort, it is our responsability to contribute in some way to preserve, verify, correct, update, expand, and pass on more and better knowledge to the next generations.

​@@greghamann2099 were their minds blown?

Guys... One has glasses... So he went to see someone that has studied sight and eye issues that didnt know about the World Map? Lmaoo Believe me folks.. nowadays people that are able to have glasses, have people around that have AT least cellphones 🤣

​@@meditaction5819 Your mind will blown when you discover that glasses were invented 400 years ago...

Set up an outdoor movie screen to show videos.

I am not sure their children had school.

​@@user-xi5ej4ox5sOne guy spelled NORTH which means he probably went to school. Most Children in Pakistan attend atleast primary school (till 5th grade) which means they know how to read and right.

I'm Pakistani and every school I went too had at least one globe, although most of them were in cities with better facilities, the older population here is also considerably more illiterate than the younger

@@memeconsumer773 I wonder how many lose a degree of literacy by not using it constantly? I think this happens in the West. Keyboard usage for men didn't become acceptable until ?? 1980s ?? as the use of the personal computer spread. "Typing" isn't exactly "literacy" but it's close - spelling, grammar - all of these are linked to The More Reading, The Better.

All countries are near water. Let us pray, habibi, that the oceans will not become enraged!

I also love how they are taught with respect to knowledge and beliefs they already have. And how they are admiring world as a gift from God they believe. With respect to every religion, we should admire the world we live in and be thankful for what we've got. This is the wisdom. Stop and touch the grass.

@@kolejnytrup The rude villagers who didn't make the cut were sent to live in New York City hotels lol

i agree......this is wow

Yep, on the wall behind them! It would also be great to explain how far distances are, New York to California would take my at least 4 days to drive! It takes me at least 15 hours to drive from border to border in California, & I know for certain it takes 12-14 hours to drive straight through from Albuquerque to my home in Central Coast California! And it takes me 2 3/4 days (stopping for the night) to drive from my home to the Farmstead in North Dakota!

I love that idea!

​@@alanatolstad4824And that's probably largely on Interstate highways, too. Imagine how long on secondary or dirt roads!

With its distorted proportions, e.g. Greenland looking huge and Australia looking small, a flat map might confuse them after only just learning that Earth is a globe?

@@alanatolstad4824 Great idea! I would love to see the reverse too. Them showing us a map of Pakistan & highlighting where they are each from, distances, etc.

Depresen? Vat is deesh? Tribal mans vill react you!

I wish you luck against your struggles. I've been facing new challenges and dealing with depression bad. Seeing these men warms my heart. They come off as so wholesome. They appreciate the knowledge they gained. I feel like I gained something from their perspective. Seeing their way of thinking gives me much to reflect on.

Most don't read but the idea of a book is a good idea. I would make it a video with matching book they put on their TV screen. I think some have a TV they share.

The majority of them have cell phones now so they could actually pull up the info on their phones and watch videos of the earth.

​@@meacadwellCertain countries block certain things. I don't know if that applies to Pakistan, but it's conceivable they might not have access to everything you and I can easily find online.

I was hoping they could take a globe home too! Imagine being able to share this new knowledge with every visitor to your home.

@@patriciamorgan6545 This is true but it doesn't mean they are blocking every map out there. It's also possible they could go into a store and get one if they really wanted to.

I'm in Rochester! Greetings!

I'm from near Yellowstone Park, it is fun to be near places the whole world knows!

blew my mind that they knew about niagara but not a globe, as someone from upstate ny

​@@spoon7053at least one of them did knew, he just had not seen it presented in any form, so it just tale, but now it became in his reality

Yes, that was a missed opportunity to distinguish South America from North America (continents). And then distinguish Brazil (a country in South America). And then distinguish that Canada, the United States (of America), Mexico, and all the Central American countries are all part of North America.

technically Brazil is also America

​@@Blackadder75 ☝️🤓

​​@@patriciamorgan6545 That depends on the classification, some authors consider South America and North America two different continents and others consider them one big continent as the Spaniards named "América" after Américo Vespucio the whole territory. There are also dicussions about Europe and Asia, some authors consider them one continent and not two. Phisical, cultural, political and historical aspects are considered in the different points of view about the topic.

​@@ticholopeluche The five rings of the Olympic flag represent the five continents. On the first map of America, the name was located in what is now South America. I don't know when people began to think that America is the name of a country and not a continent. The Spaniards were rather late in calling America that, they called it "las indias occidentales".

No thank you, I want to know stuff that a 3 year old knows. That we live on a fricking globe for example.

Show them Quran's flat Earth

​Quran has no flat earth, the concept of flat Earth originated in the West, mainly among the Christians. So Bibles should be having the concept of Flat Earth. ​@@capricorn9186

eh? don't think what ?@@greghamann2099

no because us pakistanis are also equally bad at geography

​@@CKTVDoesALotI'm sure most of the educated Pakistanis knows more about geography than an educated American. PS: No hate to America, but most of their education system is a failure which doesn't even teach them basic geography, I'm not saying all are like that, but the majority are, there are more people studying gender science than physics, chemistry, geography or math. In most countries, a good level of geography is mandatory in schools.

​@@CKTVDoesALotyes but you all have a reason for that. Not for american

Sad little minnow.

😂😂😂😂true They still make fun of people who think the earth is not flat

(809) It's a shame

I think they were pretending in that part.

Or the blue oceans.

​@@Guerita72 No they're not. They don't even know how to read and you think they are familiar with a globe? Stop!

@@ladiuneeq9789 And yet, some of them can even read some English words. Do you really think of them as so ignorant as to think it was a lollipop or bouncing football? Give them more credit than that! Or did you think this was actually real: 0:48?

Most people that comment probably can't read a map lol. Country folks know how to survive, and read a map. 😊

You are absolutely right. And I bet every one of these guys can soak up knowledge like a sponge.

I'm a country "folk" and can't read a map. I guess I'm dumb. I survive.

exactly.

They aren't educated, but many of them are intelligent

Awesome! I assume it is similar to how I can understand British, Irish, Australian, and New Zealand people even though we use different words or phrases.

@@1faithchick7Yep. They are speaking Punjabi which is classed as a different language. The other 2 most popular would be urdu and hindi spoken in the indian subcontinent. Whilst someone who speaks hindi might have trouble speaking Punjabi, a lot of words are the same and therefore can still be understood quite easily.

I often explore with Google map and I've noticed that most places outside the US cultural sphere, like the Muslim world don't have street view.

@@Jamie_CaseIt's because google is an american company so usually only their allies will allow them. But Jordan, Palestine, Senegal, Tunisia, UAE, and Qatar are probably the only muslim countries to have street view (also malaysia and indonesia)

@@Jamie_Case They can have street view on local maps websites. For example, in ex-USSR Yanex Maps is more popular so it might have Street view of many places that Googla Maps doesn't have

@@bloxyranks it's bcoz countries themselves restrict Google, otherwise why wouldn't they wanna Mao out whole world street views and they have streets views of Russia China n what not where it's allowed, also Google maps differ in countries due to government demand

They should be shown the plants!

They have seen it !!!

Just wait til they see Wayne Brady improvise in "Whose Line is it Anyway?"

I was Canadian born but grew up globally with English as a Second Language teacher parents; my dad summers with me just over 6 months to keep our health care, but taught English and Programming for a decade, now wintering in the Philippines. He was horrified to see so many students eating Exotic Western KFC: "General Tso outranks Colonel Sanders!" His last year in China he brought some postcards showing Ottawa and Toronto Chinatowns; some smirks at the punny names, but real laughter came when someone spotted they all had "Printed In China" on their backs. He also brought them several takeout menus; the pictures of huge portions and the ingredients led to much more laughter; "They call THAT Chinese?"

You mean in totality right? Oh god, popular tourist destination + total eclipse sounds like insanity

Niagara Falls? …slo oooly I turn. Step by step

​@@auntiquek2845Damn, that reference is indeed an antique. Kudos on that 1 percenter.

i think they would love and appreciate Carl Sagan

I think you better do one more edit, besides "buy" the sun, your one goof that could use fixing is "the translation of his mAssage" 😊 Although I'm familiar Carl Sagan, I'm not familiar with Pale Blue Dot, gotta look that up!

@@CuzKatieSaysSo fixed thanks to you.

@@CuzKatieSaysSo I always get tears in my eyes when I watch the pale blue dot speech.. it's quite powerful

I showed my Nigerian wife a picture of the Earth taken from the surface of Mars (it's just a bright star). She didn't believe it.

Trust me, they sound nothing as wholesome as they are in the subtitles, they used normal words a common person would use, their sense of words were beautiful in their native language

So you agree with capital punishment for "sins" because of feelings?

If he were better educated, he would probably not have such a great need for a spiritual lens.

​@dominika3762 some of the smartest people in history are Christians, both in the past and today.

Show them Quran's flat Earth

@@dominika3762The issue with Atheists is they see God as a being of the gaps. God is not such a being. God created everything that is Knowable and Everything that is Unknowable. To reject this is to reject science

vat is card?

Ypu live in the US and you can remember when was the first time you've seen a globe? Or did you live somewhere else as a child?

Yes, if Mr Tahir likes Niagara Falls he will absolutely love Victoria Falls!

I didn't see any India saying that!

@@warpdrive9229 do u really think i would write this whole big ah comment outta nowhere? pretty sure i must have seen those comments that made me write this? would recommend to see more comments.

Not the touch of Punjabi, it is Punjabi, Punjabi is about half of pakistan's mother tongue.

Show them Quran's flat Earth

@@capricorn9186 First you show where Quran says so.

@@capricorn9186 You people really think earth is balanced on the tusk of Vishnu's Varah avtar, cause that's what written in your books. But yet have audacity to slander (wrongly) Muslims.

@@jaqenhghar764 It's not balanced on tusk of Vishnu Bhagwan. He used them to move the earth to It's correct location and left it there. And not to mention that all abrhamic books states that earth is a flat disc and sun revolves around it. You need to read your own book first before commenting on others.

Yes, a meet and greet would be awesome ! We could try some of their hometown dishes.

To show the average American the globe for the first time

@@dascubaguy🤣

No! These people need to be protected. The US is no longer kind to foreigners.

@@dascubaguywhat a bigoted thing to say. Every child has a globe or one in his classroom. We also created google Earth so anyone with a computer can use a digital globe.

Also doesn't help that there religious

Right!! 😂

I've lived (I'm French) several years at the border of Pakistan, in Kashmir, and have married one of them. The Kashmiri culture is very close of the one of those Pakistani men. My husband was don't know what a whale is and couldn't believe something was so big. In the New Delhi zoo he confused giraffe and zebra. I've lot exemples like that. You have no idea how much they are far of our knowledge, but as you can notice here, it's not made them stupid, and they have a lot of wisdom. They manage them lives very well, that is the proof that we don't need to have all this knowledge to have a good life. So I can confirm that they are 100% genuine.

@@victoriagossani8523 I agree that these are indeed worldly gentlemen, and that they are far more experienced in the ways of the world than a vast proportion of the world's population, including most developed countries. You get an 'E' for effort, but I suspect there is an undeclared conflict of interest.....