The Digital Renaissance Is Happening Now

This is my best video ever. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did when producing it.
During the 15th and 16th century in just four generations mankind built what seemed impossible for a thousand years. They advanced physics, mathematics, art and architecture at such a rapid pace that we can only look back in awe. But how? We look at the past and more importantly into the future where a second renaissance in science, technology, business and art is upon us.

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[tillmusshoff]

I could have waited until Monday (31st of October) to publish this one on the perfect date - the day of Luthers 95 Theses and Satoshis whitepaper. However I'm too excited about making videos currently to withhold them once they are ready. Hope you enjoy this one! I am very happy how it turned out :)

[rangerbenn]

Although I watch YouTube almost every day to explore new topics, I rarely leave comments. However, after discovering your channel and watching three successive videos on bitcoin, digital renaissance, and generalists, I can confidently say that your videos are some of the most insightful and well produced that I’ve come across on youtube. Great job and thank you for sharing your excellent ideas in such an effective and engaging manner!

[tywebb]

Wow, this was put together very well. First time seeing a video from Till, think I found a diamond in the rough.

[passionatebeast]

You drop diamonds in the rough terrain of YouTube. It's hard to find these extraordinary and magnificent level of editing, storytelling and quality.

[universe_decoded]

Your videos do have more quality than 200M dollar Netflix series, i love how you mak use of dramatic music combined with history, tech and humor. Its a great combination. You’ve earned a subscriber.

[tellerhaus]

I've watched this video 5 times so far, and I learn more from it each time. Thank you for putting this fine work out into the world!

[freeyow]

You just earned a sub from Kenya bro. Keep up with the content

[MegaPeterlustig]

Your videos are getting better and better. It’s 100% the best one yet! This 2nd renaissance will be insane. Really an amazing time to be a life.

[austin]

I haven’t commented on a video in two years. It’s 2:30 AM and you just made the most scholarly but easy to understand work of literature I’ve ever seen. I wonder, did chat gpt help you make the script?

[tommylaser]

The only reason why your videos don't have 100.000 likes yet is because everyone is so mindblown by the content and the quality of your work that they simply forget to hit the like-button. This channel is plain briliant. Till, this is awsome!!!

[Broo]

How are you not recognized more? It's like the algorithm doesn't want your brilliant content to shine.

I subscribed to your channel for like a year and your new videos never showed up in my timeline..

I will share the shit out of your videos ☺

[nithinvasishta]

This is too good. Thank you for putting this together

[cvetoslavgergov]

Bravo. Brilliantly put together and positively inspiring. Thank you.

[snaggythethird]

Low Key turning into my fave BTC channel on YouTube one video at a time 🎉 Keep going Till!

[yingyotnebbua]

You've just got a fan from Thailand. I've learn a lot from your videos. BIG THANKS!

[alexanders]

Ich bin fest davon überzeugt, dass du es sehr sehr weit bringen wirst, wenn du so weiter machst.

[kpopandotherplaylists]

A more basic connection with the plague is that it made labour expensive and made mechanization accelerate . Also, like with the enlightenment movement and industrialization age later, there were challenges to religious and other dogma..science and glass technology influenced artisans and artists, with things like perspective, and artisan glass technology supported the developments in telescopes.. ie generally, things far seperated influenced each other.. even glass windows vastly changed society in northern Europe...

[freethinker]

Just found your chancel today and already surprised you don’t have a million followers! Great work!

[djolex]

I had to subscribe after I heard your well said story and well explained. Well done and big respect!

[georgegarratt]

how do you only have 20k subscribers, just watched a few of your videos tonight and they are phenomenal. I was recently thinking about learning a bit of computer science and then learning to code. Then the recent release and explosion of interest in ChatGPT made me question this, but after watching your videos, I think im going to go for it.

I have subscribed and look forward to watching your videos in future. GG.