Villagers Mesmerized To See Ancient Technologies Far Too Advanced For Their Time ! Tribal People Try 

A really cool choice for a react. I have not much else to say except: Does this video have a part 2? Because there are certainly a lot more incredible inventions of ancient times.

I think it would be cool for them to react to life in ancient India.

I am loving you showing them what happens around the world!!!!!

These guys are jut too cool. thank to the producer,. They are just beautiful people

Finally a decent video after day’s of pure clickbait and miss information , we like seeing these people learn good knowledge and expanding their view of the world and honestly I didn’t know most of these ancient technologies and learned something knew today.😁

Babu's expressions are priceless. Love this channel.

lots of things were built and invented years ago but as time goes on we just make those inventions better

who knows what was lost in the library of Alexandria after it was destroyed

Good video! I remember running across the water vending machine fairly recently myself. Things like this are fascinating, and excellent to show that our ancestors were pretty darned smart. Great reactions. Raju had a very good point.

I'm not sure why but I laughed when Babu said "How would I know I wasn't there in ancient times."

"how do you think ancient tech was like back then?" Babu, the oldest member in the room: "First thing: I am not from that time." Me: *cracking up*

There should be a video where they react to ancient history

Seems to me the massive egyptian ship would have benefitted from a massive sail.

Good Idea, not the best execution, but I think that's more to do with the source video. Perhaps something about lost technology like Greek fire and how did pre dynastic Egyptians carve bowls out of hard stones that are so perfect that it's obviously not done with hammer and chisel. A video on the things they are finding via lidar in south America would also be cool.

A lot could be done about ancient or interesting technologies. Like the famous steam engine of Ancient Greece, ancient blast furnaces of China, the seafaring and navigational expertise of the austronesians, or even something more mundane such as the discovery of alcohol/coffee/new world fruits and veggies, or something more abstract like the development of writing. I wonder and would like to see their reaction if they didn’t already know that potatoes, Chilis, corn, and tomatoes didn’t even exist in Eurasia until the Colombian Exchange.

Great 👍 I love watching the guys watching science, history and interesting videos. Well done, great video choice. 🙏

Hilarious how the video's narrator can't pronounce any of the well known Egyptian names lol

I love this stuff and all of you

A good gift for the men would be a Swiss Army Knife or something similar tool.

Love watching these lovely guy's 💞

Geat subject. I suggest other ancient origins, like the history of musical instruments.

For sarru to say such a Clever invention as the Chinese crossbow is a terrible invention really shows how he thinks, great person he is.

Couldn't they have explained WHY these technologies didn't spread and in some cases were lost and found again and again? In China it was largely that technology was done by the central government that had great incentives to keep it secret (esp anything with military applications). Thus constant reinventions by new dynasties of things old dynasties already had. With the scholars largely being confined to Court and Bureaucracy (no independent educational institutions and no Freedom of Science) the government maintained knowledge and control of anything they invented. On top of that the philosophical and religious environment wasn't good for the advancement of science. Eternal reoccurrence (no 'progress' in anything) and Gods that mislead mortals were common themes of Chinese and lots of asian thought, in contrast to Christianity with its "God is Truth"(thus you could find the immutable laws of Gods creation) , "lying is a sin", and a belief in a progress through Gods Plan at least. Various similar and economic and other factors lead to the other inventions that were lost.

I enjoy learning with you.❤

Really enjoyed this reaction. Keep up the great job!

10:48 - 11:10 Babu really understood that science is a process of learning from the culmination of humanties experience and trying to progress it further. I love it.

A video about the Queen please?

Sir I think you should also show them the technology of ancient India.... I think everyone should know this... 😊🙏🙏🙏 Specially they should know first as they belong to India.. we should always know about our home first then rest of the world...

With how much good vibes babu emits, i think Even Jason Borges would go and have a friendly talk with him instead of You know chop chop

Actually many of these ancient technologies were lost to history and only recently discovered, so most of the tech we use today is a product of invention, as the people who did so did not realize they were re-inventing.

modern rifles and crossbows are not the same at all, also repeating crossbows werent used in anciet china. a german guy named george made them popular a few years ago. they werent common in war.

I'd love to hear how they define technology. Just the siimple question "What do you think technology is, and what how do you think it impacts your life?"

show them the movie alexander or troj

Good video for them and us!

I believe they, especially Babu would enjoy the Kodo drummers, O-Daiko . That or Blue Man Group .

Could they react to Sabaton's history video on Battle of Wizna? Not the music video, but the historical one that they made.

Good song!

Ooo one of my favorite topics besides space, this will be a good video.

Do a video about Elizabeth II if a good youtube video to react to comes out about her life, reign, and death

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"the principle between modern and ancient hydraulic hammers remains the same" It absolutely isn't the same, they have no similarities at all other than water exists.

Good video 👍

Monjolos are EPIC

Dolphins first!

Notice the 3rd guy with the red hat, in every video he constantly nods an wobbles his head and gesticulates with his hands when anyone else is talking?

I'm surprised they didn't mention nobody knows how the pyramids were built with such extremely heavy stones and precise placements! That's some undiscovered ancient technology (and probably alot of co-ordination too!)

day two of asking you guys should watch some of oversimplifieds history videos

problem is we see those holes in granit and other extremely harder stone then limestone

The Egyptians also invented the steam engine. The reason it didn’t take off? Because slaves were cheaper for labor.

You have to show them about the death of UK queen Elizabeth who passed away today.

React to the passing of her Majesty, The Queen of England please.

Babu, Sarru, Raeen, and the other villagers should check out RU-vid videos on the bible inventions like the Noah's arc vessel how it was made! There is a amusement park in Tennessee somewhere with a real life size replica of Noah's arc giant boat and tourist can explore inside to see a waxed figure of Noah, his wife, his sons and their wives and all the animals displayed in the ancient wooden rooms of the arc boat on each level inside all designed from the bible scripture instructions👍!

I want to see that tony stark holographic hand display thing in the vide, in real life.

I'm not saying it's aliens... But it's aliens. Although the repeating crossbow is a good idea that I could definitely see some crazy inventor coming up with way back when. If you can't make more soldiers, make each soldier more effective.

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Don't believe nothing on here