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🤣 its like those ancient sourdough/dough recipes, where the dough is hundreds of years old and restaurant owners take little from it, while adding more yeast.

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I too was born in 1960 same thing.

HI LOL! In 1960 i watched ' Wagon Train' on Television, and had a shower every day and got MY water from a faucet!!!!

@@toosiyabrandt8676 Most people did, but there were many, many who weren't.. I being one of them.. We were dirt poor Tennessee tobacco farmers with chickens, pigs, cows and spring water that had to be hauled to our house on a wagon pulled by my mule Puddin.. No running water, a 3 seater outhouse with old newspapers instead of tissue paper.. I studied hard in school, got drafted and saw how other people in the world lived... I wanted some of that.. I was even offered a position on the White House Communications Agency Team based on my learned knowledge and experience in satellite communications, but because the cost of living in D C was so high and the stipend I was to receive wasn't sufficient to cover living expenses and all other expenses I would incur, along with having to be away from my newborn son and wife, I had to turn it down.. Not bragging, but with a desire to do better, one does have the opportunities to better themselves... Just because someone is born into poverty doesn't mean they must remain there..

@@tuesdaybandy63 but it's nice too, isn't it?

@@classickruzer1 wow..

Very interesting. Is it true?

@@trishmcl9055 imgur.com/gallery/joEuu6b

That's awesome!!! Thanks for that.

@@Eman-wj8gq Never doubt the ingenuity of man when it comes to being on time for work... 8P

@@mikeskelly2356 ha yeah that's the truth.

Yessss I know lol it's interesting

Take away media technology (computer devices) and you will. Feel a lot better

Funny, this was suggested to me and I believe it is because I have been following survivalist youtubers. Agenda 21 (the world economic forum) is all about famine and theft. All facts and I hope people take these things seriously. Things are about to get real.

@@thunderlifestudios yep. Throw the cell phone in the river bottom and start collecting paper maps. Phones are about surveillance.

@@joshelputi4806 right I’ve always had a interest in thing’s like this especially when I was younger don’t know why just always been intrigued by it!!!

Jacob Luedee 🤣🤣🤣 FR

I am 13 and this is how i describe my life

Lmao this is not how your parents lived .

I think your ancestors who were your great-great-great grandparents that lived their childhood in the 1800’s

Depending on where there from it’s possible; right now there are houses in Kentucky without running water and what we consider necessities

During the worse pandemic of the century,. 😂

J A for real!

Watching this half way through 2020

We all just tryna live like Laura inglés wilder just in case junk pops off come November 😂

@@cassaundra.jewell I love Laura Ingalls Wilder.. I would live in this time period if I could

Okay Boomer

@@LucasIsHereYT Says the fatty in moms basement...

My thoughts exactly

They didn’t have this device I have in my hand right now either 😂😂 oh how times have changed

fast food is really part of the culprit

Thats amzing is this ture

Here in England near my house there are graves old as 1400s

A lady I work with said that when her mother was a child they had went by horse and wagon to Chattanooga Tn which is about 50 miles away. On the way back her little baby sister died and they buried her alongside the road. This would have been in the early 1900s.In the 1920s my father had a sister who had a tumor on her neck the doctor in their town didn't know what to do for her. The doctor and my granddad and my aunt went by train to Chattanooga to see a doctor down there.

@@forgottenpalace4472 wahttttttttttt????

Wow I love istaria is one of things que you thing how corte is are living days

no shit.

They can thank religion for that during those times they worshipped more and invented less

@@s0ulless918 😂😂😂😂

If you think the people in the medieval ages had it hard, people in the Paleolithic era had it even harder

Lol no kidding? It went down the line.

Nothing sad about it

I went to Mexico with my stepfather, i know what you mean, they had 3electric though, but limited water

I wouldn't mind living in those times, except for having to take a shit in the middle of the night, you either would have to shit in a bucket under your bed or go outside in the cold.

They lived lives much more simpler then ours

History will repeat itself.

Better than Irish Spring my man...LOL

Its soap lol

Thats what soap is, add salt to some fat and you get a type of soap

@@thunderlifestudios The Germans added a little Herbrew to their soap.

People back then have no clue. You are a "people today" enjoying luxury that they never thought possible

That’s because we don’t have to do the same things. So obviously ppl today have no clue.

C. MorningStar no people then had no clue People today dont need a clue because we had one

Okay Boomer

No people belonging to rural areas of India are familiar with this kind of lifestyle.My father is a farmer nd we used to live like this in our farmhouse.We used to sleep under sky in night because of inaccessibility to power nd weather is quite hot here.I also used to write on slate nd also on wooden rectangular piece calles FATTI in vernacular language with ink nd wooden pencil.I m 27 now nd studying Medicine

Ignorant comment if I've ever seen one.

We all know your lazy ass wouldn't be making a new fire every morning there James, so maybe just shut the fuck up when talking about something you have no clue about.

@@hurricanestarang YEAH!!!!! JAMES IS BEING SOOOOOOO OFENSIVE!!!!!!!! IM TRIGGERED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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They use to have a show like that on PBS. They had to live life in the 1700's.

They call them living history museums idiot

I don’t think many people would like living so primitively if they’ve been exposed to modern amenities. Can they do it? If they have to...I mean look at shows like survivor and naked and afraid.

Okay Boomer

They're called mormons

Okay Boomer

LucasIsHere I love you

We’re taught good values. Our lives are more interactive than life 200 years ago. We learn from our peers

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Must've smelt rancid

Francis Muiruri Entire life consumed by living

Okay Boomer

Humans have throughout history sought to acquire things and pursue happiness because it makes them feel better, freer. This is part of the undercurrent of our Constitution upon which the United States was founded. Examine the Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs pyramid. It's a depiction of a theory that says every person will place the utmost care into their continued survival, and that time to think about big ideas is constrained due to a combination of available time, perceived effort to succeed, physical and psychological health and other things that make up a box full of surviving. A weakened person who has to abide the discomfort of stage coach riding on terrible roads as pointed out in the video, someone who has to farm and prepare their own soap, medicine, and nourishment every day, someone who spends hours daily maintaining survival and the will to survive, that's someone who isn't going to be calm and down a rabbit hole in deep introspection rendering what-if models of a better life. Most Americans were constrained through the lack of well-preserved, readily available food that required minimal effort to obtain. Inventions like the microwave, the first models of which cost $2500, which in today's money would be about tens of thousands of dollars. Early adopters paid the huge costs, and somebody had to have plenty of money to buy one. If they didn't become so common for media outlets to take notice and sow the seeds of invention. That invention is why we have enormously tall buildings, sub-orbital aircraft, space ships, space probes, satellites, computers, robots, traffic lights, and so on. It was funded by people with inheritance to wealth or through a wealth of talent and effort driven by a desire to earn enough to expel the anxiety-producing considerations about surviving another day produced the big money it took to get the idea of how to make the must have easier for everyone to have. So what is your complaint? People will go to Mars soon. Is it good we buy things and it gets cheaper to have things kings never had. Consumerism sucks pretty bad, huh?

@@LucasIsHereYT ok Lucas main

Francis Muiruri there has been consumerism since the dawn of humanity. And as for the stress, it’s just the body’s reaction to any change that requires an adjustment or a response, so everyone has had it.

Not much different than now

Aisyah Nazirah lolol

mega0876 not when that’s all you do

Nahh.. that?!

karate girl you fine asf

Maybe jaaja

Okay Boomer

The wealthy elites had slaves, not the average person.

@@mustbebornagainjohn336 that’s a good point. I read that one slave could easily cost 1000. Imagine how much that was back then mind blown!