History of the Entire World I Guess Reaction

Checking out a requested video for us to check out and Bethany loves history. Hope you enjoy our History of the Entire World I Guess Reaction.

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[Davey-Boyd]

Bill Wurtz said it took him 11months to make this, and that he nearly went insane.

[trentbobo]

I've watched this video a zillion times. I'm amazed every time how much information Bill packs into a 20 minute video. Great reaction.

[DogmaBeoulve]

The double-gasp at "They're gone" at 06:27 was pretty adorable ;D Their investment in the video was pretty apparent at that point.

[geddistopholes]

Bethany is not alone in loving history, major history nerd over here. This video is fantastic, hits all the high notes while being both informative and massively entertaining. Cheers!!!

[Knightlight-kwsh]

How to study an entire 4 year course in 20 minutes. Also yes I love the Renaissance because of all the advancement and creation of art, music, medicine, technology and science. It just feels so chill, especially after a plague just killed half of Europe

[SailorSetsuna]

As someone who had advanced history class back in high school, this video was nothing but joy to me.

[TheGentleCreepers]

I love that one comment I've read a while back about this video saying "We should've never left the water"

[tokesalot]

Just to let people know who didn't get it, when it says Columbus discovered "Japan" that was a joke because at the time the maps were drawn differently hence why he said "lets draw a line" then pivoted the globe.

[somersetcace]

There's a line in the movie "Contact" when the main character meets an alien. The alien says "You're an interesting species. An interesting mix. You're capable of such beautiful dreams, and such horrible nightmares." I think that sums it up pretty well. Also, seeing the history laid out like this can be quite eye opening as to the amount of conquering that went on. Though, one thing this video misses, is that within some of those empires were generations of relative peace.

[JeshuaSquirrel]

I love this video for a simple reason: it shows how everything is connected.
In school, we learn history in an episodic fashion. But this video gives a five thousand foot view and we can see how one event leads into another. For instance, I never realized before this video how there is a straight line from the Seven Years War through the American Revolution to the French Revolution and Napoleon.

[HoliGallistur]

"China is whole again, then it broke again"
🤣🤣🤣🤣

[LobsterRei]

I remember this haha my history teacher in university showed this to us .
lots Of giggles and laughs in that lesson

[Tiresias]

3:38 Damn it, I don't know why, but that "The sun is a deadly laser" verse, sung in such a cool low growl always gets me!

[Voltorb]

".... by the way, where the hell are we?"
"You're on a rock, floating in space..."

[Lazer-bplf]

There are so many memorable quotes in this one video. My personal favorite one is "Said Ivan trying not be terrible".

[rampantfantasy]

Damn props to Bethany that was an incredibly introspective take on this video. Much more interesting than what some teachers had to say about it. Very cool

[dripcolors]

It's funny how this video is so accurate yet so funny.

[vegasviking]

Yeah, it goes from educational to existential real quick

[AdmiralKnight]

The very end bit, 'thing inventers' is describing how AI is designed. Humans make programs, those programs make more complicated programs, those more complicated programs then make even further complicated programs.

[cujkqxw]

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