Teacher Reacts To "History of the entire world, i guess" [IT WAS AMAZING!]

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95% yap, 5% video

Way too much pausing. Also over talking the video... reactions you wait til you watch it.. not interrupt so much you lose the context of the topic.

I think all ancient civilization teachers should call the areas where civilization began "Dank River-Valleys" 😂

"maybe someone will see this"
2.4 million views later

Well someone saw this

Hi

So many people saw this your opinion is appreciate

How did I get here?

seems like ur country has a very decent education system. where are u from tho

not me cheering wildly for three kingdoms era korea getting a shout-out

Why is every PE teach also a geography teacher? 😂

I think I heard somewhere that instead of dying they used the excess of oxygen to grow bigger

The first minute is actually deep as hell, especially the 5-second pause to demonstrate the concept of timelessness and spacelessness of the universe before the big bang. Not mentioning the exquisitely concise concept of the emerging concept of space and changing status of space (time)

I’ve watched this so many times and didn’t realize the Amster’dam’ to beaver reference.

Lol religion in your schools, must be parochial school

Your accent isn’t quite as off as one would expect given your struggle with English. You actually have quite a good grasp on the language. There’s something joyful about that. Shout out to you man

I once performed an abridged version of this video for my class of 9 year olds at the final class of history before summer XD They loved it!

It's a good introduction to history to get them excited. I would show it on the first day.

Bill Wurst history of the world is brilliant

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I can tell your Swedish, because you sound like you have an American accent and speak English better than most Americans. Why do Swedish people sound like everyday Americans? The accent is intriguing.
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Prehistoric cyanobacteria died massively from the oxygen, right!

"We are starstuff" - Delenn (Babylon 5)

It just hit me that Bill predicted AI being actually useful (in a convoluted sense)

I know its random but I just realised watching this that despite taking geography over history in school I know nothing of geography but a ton of history

i think your students liking the mesopotamia section more than the later (french/armerican revolutions) sections might be bc theres fewer names to remember, its more conceptal bc it's ancient. memorizing names and dates and such is why i disliked history 🤷‍♂

So I definitely agree that war has been a big factor in technology leaps. However, I don't think it's nearly as necessary anymore with the advent of computers because now you can work on those same leaps without the conflict. The internet alone allowing academics and scientists from all over the world to collaborate in real time has done more for human advancement than any war.

I hope that trend continues.

I’ve only just found this guy. Could someone tell me what country he teaches in?

my guy is 80% of the subjects teachers

Ussr won the space race it was to get to space not the moon and russia got satellites animals and people first

Fun fact while everyone thinks about the us when it comes to abolishong slavery they were actually one of the last cointries to do so

"Hope someone sees this" lol 2.4 mill views later

the thing inventor at the end i took to be AI

Bro what is his country?? He sounds Dutch

I love this. The video and the teacher; well done.

The ancient Egyptians were refugees from Atlantis. The Eye of the Sahara was the location of the capital. Back then there was no Sahara, it was lush.

This is the first time I've ever heard a teacher curse

Seen it and its on my recommend so it didn't disappear, glad I watched your video

This guy cringe af

The earth is actually 4.5 billion years the sun is about 5 billion years old

Did you make a video about how they teach English in your country (sweden), i like to watch that.

I saw this! And I enjoyed it! :D

There’s a lot in a short video. But it’s very interesting and informative