The Absurd History of Salt

Source: Salt by Mark Kurlansky

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[szymdzum]

One of the best mini docs that I have seen lately. Your structuring is spot on.

[TheHardys]

You got me when you started breaking down the origin of words.

Good Work

[brianhelmick]

Great video. Had to comeback to it. I visited Wieliczka Salt Mine outside Krakow a few years back and its highly recommended

[caleb]

While I was watching this video I didn't expect the account to have barely 800 Subscribers and the video having about 2k views. With the editing skills and great narration this account definitely deserves way more! Good job on the video and I hope that you'll do well!

[meanbean]

Good start to the channel, would love to see more in depth content for individual conflicts you mentioned, of course, all in relation to why salt was important for those conflicts and the role it played.

[MagosArdaeleos]

Amazing video, especially for such a small channel.

[nestorfont]

This deserves an academy award 🥇 keep up the great quality work, Jake was right about you 🙌🏼

[Kneegrow]

Video is good but id recommend a better mic it doesn't sound the best with headphones hope you blow up :))

[stephenphilip]

Amazing vid for such a small channel. Great things in your future man

[herbertgearing]

You could label the nuclear waste "non-alcoholic beer".

[Sniperz_Fish]

How dose this not have more views I didn’t even get the thought to click off unlike the majority of video’s

[TheBaronvonTito]

There is a whole documentary that approaches the question you asked at the end of the video; "how do you 1) make a structure that outlives any structure humans have ever made and 2) how do you warn a future civilization that they didn't stumble upon our eras 'pyramids.'" It's called "Into Eternity."

[padkirsch]

Great video! Keep it up! Thanks for sharing

[MrBrink-bznk]

Who else thought the bamboo pipeline was a roller coaster?

[CFinch]

What an astoundingly interesting & high quality video! Subbed immediately.

[jeffdittrich]

About 30 years ago an author wrote a history of cod. The book was called “Cod.” He then wrote another book about salt. It was excellent. He called it …

[NamibianFoodForestHomesteading]

Subbed. Jake sent me. And yeah salt, shells, fake drollas...all the same. Slavin for the man. It's about time we trancend the paradigm of money tho...we could achieve so much more together.

[Kraziidrac]

The name of this video could've easily been "the important history of salt". I learned a lot. Thank you. 🙂

[JohnSmith-cblr]

You're right, JT. Your boy killed it.

[propaganda.explained]

Excellent insight! Thank you for teaching us