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They found an ancient Egyptian tablet/note that said a widow was down by the river trying to sell an old piece of cloth or clothing because she was poor , the letter said he bought it from her for much more than it was worth to help her out. Good people are and were the same
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As a human I truly don’t know 99% about humans
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In 1193, Nalanda was set fire by some Turkish ruler, that fire burnt over a span of more than three months. This library was believed to house an extensive collection of over 9 million books and documents from diverse regions like China, Persia, and Greece. We can't even hope to grasp the amount of knowledge that was lost from that fire.
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1:10: 🔥 The Library of Alexandria burned down, resulting in the loss of a significant amount of historical knowledge.
4:12: 🌍 Prehistoric humans had a good understanding of math and engineering, leading to the creation of structures like the Great Pyramid and the Library of Alexandria.
5:40: 🌍 The evolution of tools, weapons, government, and religion marked the beginning of written history and the Iron Age.
8:37: 🌍 Exploring the possibility of ancient civilizations and their impact on our understanding of human history and the world.
11:45: 📚 The burning of the Library of Alexandria serves as a cautionary tale about the deprioritization of institutions that preserve and share knowledge.
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Thanks for bringing this up, most ppl would never think of such questions but they are important.
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What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an Ocean
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I just want to thank you for your videos. I found this channel just a few weeks ago and you’ve provided me with some great information and with a calming voice. Really regret i didn’t find it years ago.
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Dear aperture, are we the same person? I was literally having this exact same thought when I was in the shower today and I also imagined (almost like a vision) someone making a video on my thoughts and watching the video in awe, didn't know it'll be you. Crazy worlddd.
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I've had this feeling for a long while now, that much of The Library of Alexandria is in fact a part of the Vatican library
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Astras like Brahmashira, Brahmasthra, Pasupatasthra, Vaishnavasthra, Narayana Astra, Agneyasthra, Vayavasthra, Nagasthra, Vajrasthra, Varunasthra etc. were used in Mahabharata along with positive indications of the use of Nuclear weapons, otherwise how could the war cause the death of around 1.5 billion people in a matter of 18 days. The wide degree of devastation found at the site of Mohanjo Daro corresponds exactly to Nagasaki. Davenport, who published his findings in a book named, "Atomic Destruction in 2000 B.C.", in 1979 had said that there was an epicenter about 50 yards wide where everything was crystallized, fused or melted.
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In 48bc Egypt had already been Egypt for 3,000 years. There were no muslims until 647ad. Egyptian hieroglyphs wasn't the first writing system, that would be Sumerian cuneiform. The library that burned in Alexandria was one of many libraries in the city and wasn't even the main one. The big library died of neglect hundreds of years after the city converted to Christianity because those ignorant fools only cared about one book.
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This is such an amazing channel to just stumble across.
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Hello Aperture Team,
I hope this message finds you well. I've been a loyal viewer of your content for quite some time and I truly appreciate the valuable insights and entertainment your channel provides.
I wanted to suggest the idea of making your content available in different languages. Your content has a universal appeal, and I believe that by offering translations, you could potentially reach a wider audience around the world. This could greatly benefit people who might not be fluent in the language currently used in your videos.
I understand that implementing subtitles or translations might require additional resources, but I genuinely believe it could be a fantastic way to connect with a more diverse viewership. If you ever consider exploring this option, I'd be thrilled to assist in any way I can, whether it's through volunteering or offering translation support.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Keep up the amazing work you're doing!
Best regards,
Huzaifa Rahman
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“If children were brought into the world by an act of pure reason alone, would the human race continue to exist? Would not a man rather have so much sympathy with the coming generation as to spare it the burden of existence, or at any rate not take it upon himself to impose that burden upon it in cold blood?”
-Arthur Schopenhauer
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Ive been thinking how sad it is how many generations of people are just gone. Like think of more recent history like the 1800s. There is a lot of pictures and recent history there and society is easier to imagine than say the 1200s. But not a single person is left of the millions of people who lived in that century. They are all gone. The 1800s are just the past. Nobody really thinks much about it. All thoae people had so many grand, happy, mundane, and sad lives that is just gone. One day the 21st century will be a distant past. Nobody will think much about us in their day to day lives. If they have across to all the stuff on the internet today maybe they will be watching stuff like this video. But eventually even if it takes millions of years, one way or another the 21st century and all of us will be meaningless and the distant past like how we think of Babylon or we might be completely forgotten as humanity itself is gone. Who knows?
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I would definitely teach my kids survivalist skills, you know its the only insurance you can give them. And i would do this now.
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We have created and gathered more information in the last century than all the other centuries of human history combined. Imagined what history and knowledge we could have today if they survived.
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Please never stop making videos I LOVEEEE your channel it’s one of the only ones that have substance
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I cannot believe that anyone will burn entire library without taking the books out and keeping them in secret place for their own benefit.
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