Tulipmania: When a Single Tulip Could Buy You a House

All 3 parts of my Tulipmania series in 1 video.

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[HistoryScope]

Wait, haven't you uploaded this before?
Yes. This is all the Tulipmania videos in one.

[zacht]

Excited for the NFT version of this video to come out.

[flaviocubas]

Not even 5 minutes in and I finally understand what an economic bubble is, I love this channel

[BennoVanGaschi]

Tulip mania is my favorite episode in the economic history. No many how many times I hear the story, I always wanna hear more about it. This was one of the most knowledge condensed and understandable videos on that topic.

[spoogerification]

if you were an inn keeper during tulip mania you were making 2.5% of every tulip sale? damn that's the business to be in.

[muon]

Me: it's 6am, I need to sleep
Also me: oh nice a video about tulips

[JohnnyWalkerYT]

“You missed out on bitcoin” at least I can sleep at night

[deltasword]

"so they created futures contracts".
Me, an econ major: oh no.

[Joe-poxn]

beautiful and rare tulip: Wow so pretty! We'll give you all our money for that!

the same tulip actually suffering from a terminal illness: heeeelp

[MortisedUser]

The Dutch are some of the most creative and innovative people to ever live. They created capitalism and polders, truly astonishing.

[apenguingames]

I can’t help but see the similarities between buying tulips worth $300, 000 and buying a picture of an ape with golden teeth for $300, 000

[Shirokroete]

I love this channel's visuals. They only show what needs to be shown, there are no unnecessary frames. Great channel

[goldlightstudeo]

This is the most underrated channel i've seen in a while, why aren't more people subed?

[yaelkromo]

You've told it better than my history teacher. And I'm even from the Netherlands

[raeaugustus]

I'm LOVING History Scope's content at the moment! Would love to see more and, keep up the good work!
Also,
This channel deserves more views...

[BritneyGaga]

this reminds me of a picture book i read when I was like six, this girl wanted to keep her tulip instead of getting a house and horses

[yuvalyeru]

I kid you not, the ad I had on this video was for a museum painting called Tulipmania. And because the painting needed some historical context, they basically TLDR'd the video in 2 minutes...

[infinitenz]

To be honest, I just like the videos at the start now. You always know they'll be worthy of it.

[MisterVercetti]

The term Yahtzee uses for this sort of thing is "cockup cascade": a series of mistakes that flow so seamlessly from one to the next that they end up coalescing into a single massive catastrophe.

[emanmodnar]

Someone brought this up in a NFT discussion and it was an interesting comparison.