Facts That Will Mess With Your Sense Of Time

That drawing of Cleopatra should be considered a war crime lmao

Shoutout to my guy Barack Obama for help with the video. He told you to subscribe btw.

[gergopiroska]

There is less time between a Tyrannosaurus and an Iphone than between Tyrannosaurus and Stegosaurus

[caleahhhh]

honorable mention: its very possible that rosa parks saw shrek 1 and 2

[inosuke]

The best one will always be the 66 year gap between the invention of the plane and the moon landing

[Yusbarrett]

People still seem to think the reason sliced bread came in so late was because no one ever thought about slicing it first, and that's completely wrong. It was because if you did that, your bread would be a hard as stone at the end of the first day. The real reason sliced bread came so late it was because they had to find a way for the bread to remain soft for entire days without hardening so that they could sell it sliced

[vsl]

It took humans longer to upgrade from bronze swords to iron swords, than from iron swords to atom bombs

[charleholst]

When the pyramids were being built, there were still a few wooly mammoths living in isolated places.

[MrSandwich]

The one that always messes with me is the fact that MLK, Barbera Walters, and Anne Frank were all born in the same year.

[williambowling]

My great-grandfather fought in the Civil War, but I really learned how young our country is when I found out that my department chair in college told us that his wife's grandmother heard George Washington speak as a little girl.

[vaultboy]

Fun fact: Sharks are older than the rings of Saturn. Sharks came 450 million years ago while the rings of Saturn around 400 million years

[annapugratterrier]

My great grandma was born 3 months BEFORE Queen Elizabeth, during her life she put lived her children, and held her great great grandchild. Then 18 months after Queen Elizabeth died, my great grandma sadly passed. Saying she was a badass is a BIG understatement

[Devlinator]

Bonus brain melting fact: For three months, Kane Tanaka (2 January 1903 - 19 April 2022) and Margaret Ann Neve (18 May 1792 - 4 April 1903) were alive at the same time, meaning there was a person alive in 2022 who was alive at the same time as a person who was alive in 1792.

[panqueque]

My favorite thing about Picasso is that he lived to see the moon landing, and when asked about how he felt about it, he said he didn't care.

[Imalima.]

Queen Elizabeth *was* older than sliced bread lmao

[petesplacestuff]

Picasso probably listened to Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath

[jvesoft]

The absolute craziest thing ever: people went to the moon before they thought of attaching wheels to suitcases!

[PartyDude_]

Another fact about Pablo Picasso's long life is that since he died in 1973 and since the first ever commercially available video game "Computer Space" was released in 1971, that means that there was a 2-year timespan where Pablo Picasso could've played video games.

[pancakes-zvtz]

2:19 fun geology fact the first trees weren’t even the ‘woody’ trees we think of now, they were giant ferns that reproduced by spores rather than seeds

[austintaylor]

The gullotine was last used in the 1970s in France, so technically your grandmother was probably alive the last time the gullotine was used 😂

[colem]

I learned recently that tracing your family tree approximately 65-70 grandmothers back will take you all the way to the dawn of recorded human history.

[jormunganir]

2:48

Crazy how we also have some texts from ancient Mesopotamia (before/during ancient Egypt), where they talk about ''Those ancient days'' and ''those days when bread was first tasted''. Blows my mind everytime