History Of The Entire World, I Guess
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Murrmurr
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Added to my Watch Later playlist. I'll come back with my "review" if I don't forget.
Alligatorob
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Bella
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A heads up for anyone who's interested in watching the video, just so you know, it's not all about the solar system. 
That's just the first couple of minutes. There's a lot more to it. It's actually about the history of the world! 
Don't let an almost 20 minute video put you off. It's a very cool, quick 20 minutes! 
That's just the first couple of minutes. There's a lot more to it. It's actually about the history of the world! Don't let an almost 20 minute video put you off. It's a very cool, quick 20 minutes!
Alligatorob
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Yes it is, and pretty cool. Funny, but not inaccurate. I was just trying to be as all inclusive as possible.
Old_Dame
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- California
Brilliant! Clever, deliciously funny, and mortifying accurate in an embarrassing kind-of-way that cast a realistic impression of downfall and shame upon humanity.
As I viewed the unfurling of one age, scene, into the next, my mind kept revisiting the video that another SF member shared: “Insane: Young Americans Don’t Know Anything,” and I reflected on how ironic that intelligent humor, historical information, and satirical glibness depicted in this video, might elude comprehension of the vast majority of youthful people incompetent of formulating astute answers to simple questions.
The history video ends with this question: “By the hell, where are we?”
One can only assume, if the younger American generation is truly at a loss to understand how many eggs make up a dozen, or inadequate of arriving at an accurate answer of what 3x3x3 equals, or not recognizing how many states comprise the United States “where we’re at/headed” as a country, is to “hell in a handbasket.”
As I viewed the unfurling of one age, scene, into the next, my mind kept revisiting the video that another SF member shared: “Insane: Young Americans Don’t Know Anything,” and I reflected on how ironic that intelligent humor, historical information, and satirical glibness depicted in this video, might elude comprehension of the vast majority of youthful people incompetent of formulating astute answers to simple questions.
The history video ends with this question: “By the hell, where are we?”
One can only assume, if the younger American generation is truly at a loss to understand how many eggs make up a dozen, or inadequate of arriving at an accurate answer of what 3x3x3 equals, or not recognizing how many states comprise the United States “where we’re at/headed” as a country, is to “hell in a handbasket.”