I'd believe that because only an AI could continue down the same path of bad jokes

Really everyone let’s go home

Ok

Can a AI make bad jokes?

HAI is built upon two or three neural networks, and a few regular computers to support the function of the neural networks. These neural networks are called "Sam", "Adam", and "the Animator".

Historians will understand this bruh

Lmao right - it was hard enough for *two* of the three to agree, let alone all of them.

Weren’t the pope and the holy emperor in a “kinda but not really” civil war

@@War_is_cool Probably. The East-West Schism was brewing during this period, as well.

And in such a cluttered time the two emperor's would've never agreed. Maybe the pope end Otto, but th Byzantine emperor no way

Only white people are involved in conspiracies. That's my takeaway.

What about New Swabia, Argentina, the inner Earth and the Moon?

Well yea... everyone else's success was due to aliens👽. Aztec empire? Aliens. Mahendraparvata? Totally Aliens.

Broke: Flat Earth theory Woke: Flat Europe Theory

Obviously you haven't read into many conspiracies

Obviously the pyramids happened after Napoleon. Back in napolean times they didn't have the necessary power tools. Silly you.

tbf there's a huge population of people (who we don't consider crazy) who say dinosaurs existed at the same time as humans.

They never existed in a new state anyway, the universe was created as is last Thursday, and all your memories with it.

@@KillerWhale806 there's a German philosopher who calls religion an "isolated psychosis' for this very reason Can't seem to recall his name tho.

@@satibel Thursday... ridiculous. Everybody knows the universe was created last Wednesday and I'll fight you to the death to prove it!

And how they would communicate with eachother without actually traveling to see eachother

That’s one of the biggest arguments against theories like the moon landing being fake as well - even if we had the technology to do so it would be extremely unlikely that a.) none of the many people involved ever spilled the tea and b.) the soviets just accepted losing the end goal of the space race with no evidence whatsoever

They all get along when it comes to banning exploration in antarctica.

especially the Pope, HRE Emperor and the Byzantine Emperors

​@@xnickhuntley There's literally 'explorer's' in Antarctica at this very moment

🤣🤣

Moon is made of cheese.

You have a friend?

When someone tries to tell you a conspiracy theory, present an even more absurd one and accuse them of covering up the truth

@@icecreamsandwich7522 well there have conspiracy theories that have been eventually confirmed to be true and now they're not known as one. Like NSA and all that jazz. We're conditioned to scoff at anything that has conspiracy in the name but they're not all crazy.

1. Knighthood are still given by certain nations. 2. Because Scandinavia would be grounded into dust if they still tried to pull that nonsense. 3. Funny comment I like.

BEcuSE tHier died- Karen

@@jorenvanderark3567 lol @ that nonsense

Joren van der Ark 5 shush logic isn’t allowed

there are, just the vikings became the sweds and got boring, and the knights became the brits and got drunk

The thing about the Dark Ages is that they don't have a complete lack of writing, just a noticeable decrease compared to the period before, and a lot of stuff did certainly happen during them but it shouldn't surprise anyone that the collapse of the Western Roman Empire left Western Europe in turmoil for a long period of time. Also the Dark Ages only really happened in Western Europe, in the surviving Eastern Roman Empire we still have tons of writing during this period and they regularly reported on their interactions with Western Europeans.

@@hedgehog3180 Shouldn't that mean a lot of writing, to report the turmoil?

@@Anonymous-df8itWho’s gonna regularly report on the turmoil when the only literate people still around are monks holed up in a tower re-transcribing the bible again lol That’s a massive oversimplification of how the dark ages were “dark” but. It’s not like they could just take pictures of everything with their phones lol

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Omg, you’re the blacky speaks Eminem mumble rap comment guy

@@eyo2953 what

big brain meme

God left me unfinished Radian left a comment on the KZfaqr BlackySpeak’s video about Eminem and mumble rap.

The brick joke is getting old. So, the video is better without it.

Honestly, the bricks are kinda cool. I wouldn't mind a full video on them, with a ton of jokes about that being inserted throughout of course

Impossible

petition for a full video on bricks

I wanna honest watch this

Keep them from knowing about the reoccurring natural disaster which wipes out most of humanity every so often.

“Can we reduce trade barriers and work to mitigate predatory economic practices to shore up our respective economies without creating dangerous dependencies? “Are you mad? This is incredibly unreasonable!” “Mhm, fair. Can we fabricate hundreds of historical texts, commission dozens of fake paintings, murder a town of 5000, and reroute a river to convince our peoples that horses were extinct until the Mongols invaded?” “Of course! That should benefit us both nicely.”

Also that's never how any state has ever gone about convincing it's citizens of anything, if a state really wants to convince it's citizens of something it'll use propaganda and just prevent information from the rest of the world from reaching them like in North Korea. But these conspiracy theorists are usually the most gullible ones when it comes to propaganda because they have no critical thinking skills. And also like states only care about propaganda that has a clear benefit to them, like Russian media spreading propaganda about Ukraine being fascist because it justifies their brutal invasion or when the US government spread the lie about WMDs in Iraq. The things that conspiracy theorists propose that every single state is lying about though never have any clear material benefit for those states.

Not hard

@@pretzelbomb6105could you implore me about some of those conspiracy theories I would like to research them

Rule 69 is actually a real Rule of the Internet, and it's "LOL 69 AMIRITE?". Note: Rule 70 is "If your question ends in "AMIRITE?", the answer will never be Yes".

If it exists, there's a conspiracy theory that it doesn't exist

Perhaps part of the lack (not the near-absence as the conspiracy theory posits) is the switch from brick and stone to wood and straw? The latter being organic and biodegradable while the former is not. If the modern world were to grind to a halt, the shiny skyscrapers would remain, but most of suburbia would turn to dust.

@@mfmfyt/videos Depends on how far out we're looking. I'd wager they'd last considerably longer than you typical stick-built tract homes.

@@mfmfyt Romans didn't use iron rebar as reinforcements though..... Hence why many of their structures still stand...

I live next to a castle...so...non existing archeological evidence 🤔

@@paolopappalardo9976 love how the person who did this conspiracy clearly lives in the America and not Europe were there is evidence littered everywhere and also that they say the fact that there is roman buildings everywhere makes no sense despite using a roman emperor and guy claiming to be a roman emperor in his theory

Oh... my... god... 😂😂😂

Funny

Non-plane? Are you sure about that?

*Laughs in Victorvile*

No one actually runs the channels. Sam Denby is just a paid actor.

Nope. Or are you egotistical enough to believe that the Chinese (or even just the Muslims) used the Christian calendar? Are you that insane?

@@donaldduck830 You know that calendars don't control time, but are merely ways of marking its' passage, right? It's possible to relate one calendar to another by finding events known to multiple civilisations, and matching them. Turns out there is no "missing time" anywhere, because we can match the calendars pretty well (it's never perfect, and sometimes there is slippage, but mostly a few days, sometimes months, but never anywhere near 347 years...)

@@talltroll7092 That i what I wrote in another post: One needs a fixpoint (like the stone of Rosetta). But the videomakers use of a solar eclipse is flawed cause eclipses occur and reoccur in a cycle. Only with exact dates between cycles and good observations of the kind of the eclipse (total-partial/sector of sky it is in/time when it begins and length) it is possible to pinpoint eclipses accurately. And the only observations good enough that we have written proof of are Babylonian. Even the Egyptian ones are not good enough and there are discussions on how to reconcile the Babylonian and Egyptian timelines. That is why several hundred years is actually a sensible amount for missing time: Time between similar eclipses. And the Muslim timeline and the veracity of reports on Harun ar-Rashid are also questionable. Rome had a decent calendar (ab urbe condita) and that is it. There is no Russian or North African calendar in that timeframe. The dark ages were called dark ages because historians knew very little about them. And faking historical timelines ("my ancestors owned this land for many many generations") is self-serving and common. Only with a good fix of the timeline from before and after the questionable time would we be able to put this discussion to rest. But there is no civilization with a calendar AND contact. So the op is hilariously wrong. And if you are a decent person you are willing to at least think about this. And acknowledge my points(which I copied from smarter people than me). Or you may live up to your name and keep on trolling. ;)

Imagine other places did not use the same calendar at all.

@@donaldduck830 ok if you really don't want to believe the accuracy of Solar Eclipse dates because they Come in cycles than how about this pliny the younger (the nephew of pliny the Elder) recorded the eruption of the Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii ( this happened once in doesn't go in cycles) in the letter it said 24 August 79 but most were skeptical about this day since the original letter was gone and An eruption couldnt have happened in the summer eventually they found a text in charcoal with the date 17 october 79. This is the reason that they now think it happened 24 october because there is a calendar system in Rome with August as the 8 month but also one with october as the 8 month

Hannah Gandon ships?

In a way, yeah. Modern time started when commercial air travel was readily available.

Hannah Gandon that was 1903

And color did not also exist until the invention of the TV. ...there you go, I said something stupid to satisfy my younger self. XD

thenameisgsarci lol. To me the world did not exist until 27 BC when the Romans were founded

i read this while eating a potato lol

Gay

UGkMultiplayer go away, Big Potato shill.

@@MrMinecraftmasters12 lies and deceit

Well, I've been in Paraguay, but I was a child, so I don't remember the cross of the ocean.

The moon is now technically considered a protoplanet.

Gotta love the south, stupid and proud.

Did she think dinosaurs were Godzilla sized

How the f#£& did she become a science teacher

@@justanotheryoutubechannel she should have been a pseudoscience teacher

Well that's a bit harsh don't you think? Being interested in something doesn't mean you have to outright believe it. And for some people it's really just that an "interest." Now I get it in today's age anyone who doesn't immediately discount anything outside of the norm in the scientific world is considered an idiot. But honestly if there weren't people who looked into things like this we might never have discovered certain ideas or decided to at least discuss it. I feel really annoyed with people whom have your mindset lately because you act almost as impossible as dark age Christians. Enjoy being smarter than everyone else I'm sure you're fun at parties.

The concept is not implausible but it has flaws. Now the year we live in is probably not exact but it is probably accurate to a certain degree.

@@taiyoutamaki1872 i mean, if you believe something really stupid and choose to ignore very reasonable facts just because cognitive dissonance and a need to feel special makes you completely distrust any foundation of science or history, calling them dumb isn’t very harsh. you can say it’s rude, yeah, but its not wrong lmao beliefs like this comes from the realization that you weren’t there when it supposedly happened, so any evidence that supports the idea that… the middle ages existed, for example, becomes meaningless because you just simply don’t want to believe it. that sort of mentality isn’t a curious mind trying to learn for itself, it’s contrarians fighting to appear like they’re against the grain because it makes them feel cool. choosing ignorance isn’t unique, its what most people do to justify their dedication to a weirdly disconnected reality they created for themselves unless its just a neat passing interest, than yeah getting mad about that is dumb. those aren’t the people we tend to talk about when we laugh at conspiracy theorists, though

Exactly, thanks for this commentary. Also traveling to historical places makes you realize. I can imagine people who havents seen any historical sightsseing can believe the theory

actually if you look at channels talking about antique technology you will find there is a lot you have ignored and does not make sense. How do people build amazing buildings when their main transport is a horse and cart?

You're right!

The world will also end at exactly 3:14:07 AM on January 19, 2038.

what? i'm missing the reference

@@agustinvenegas5238, I'm referencing the Unix Epoch. Unix, and many OSes after it, stored the current time as a 32-bit value detailing how many seconds had passed since 1970.

There better be a big observance event when Unix time reaches 2^31.

It's all to dismiss legit topics that require scrutiny. Just shove them with the flat earthers.

It's a definitive term. Like crime.

@@FloridaManVal i know that, they are theories of what is real which go against what the governemnt of the country you are in at the moment says is true, but still.

But nothing is propoganda now, thank you big brother

That's literally the entire point in the term being coined. To conflate the plausible with the batshit crazy. It makes it easier to just dismiss it all away when the water is muddied. Anytime the media/ govt/ powers that be start using it, you should pay attention to what's going on

What does that ’compensate part’ entail? It seems to me gyroscopes can pretty much show what you want it to show depending on how you set it up. Your comment suggests that you are heavily biased against alternative explanations other than those from the establishment. This is not always a helpful stance to have if the main motivation is finding the truth. I suggest you check yourself sir.

No not all conspiracy theorists , you mean flat earthers do that. See I believe in some conspiracy theories but do not believe the earth is flat because I have also seen where the flat earth stuff has been debunked. What one person believes does not automatically throw every single person in the same bracket. Sometimes there are legit reasons why people question things that’s all.

How dare lop flat earth theory onto the general category of conspiracy theorists. Are you part of an agenda?

@@abvmoose87 Then go make your own, get a plane and go for a flight and show it that it doesn't tilt as you fly along. But just like OP said you're not actually interested in finding evidence, you just want to throw suspicion at everyone else.

@@jesseb5076 Being smarter than a flat earther is not exactly an achievement, it just makes you not quite the dumbest person in the world.

Walked into a bar...

Sadly a lot of history, even history written today, is still very Western-centric, and often ignores or doesn't event investigate the histories of non-western societies when constructing theories

And jews

@@Degioannie Americans don't even learn about countries other than themselves and maybe the british empire

@@Kriae are you stupid? We have to learn at least world history in school

KakEvangel that would hurt the narrative that only Europeans stole land and made war. Can’t have that.

Sith Senator*

Another conspiracy: rey is palpatines granddaughter Hard to believe right?

Dennis Brown No. That’s insane. There’s no way something that dumb and desperate would actually get into a Star Wars movie. Right? Right?

Yeah man crazy

If what you tell me is true, then you have gained my trust.

Conspiracy theorist: Yes. Next question.

You saying that is quite plausible

The rest of the world in 1300 ??? They where hunting and making fires 🙄🙄🙄🙄... Until the jesuits came with the education Sistem... they also wrote the books which they teach from 😔😔😔

Podcast fn&w the irony in you saying “education sistem” is palpable.

@@tescomealdeals4613 i'm spanish English is not my native language ...is it educational ? ..well btw thats not the point.

which is plausible.

He's just being optimistic. Using decades as a plural, i mean

Matthias Woah, you one of those people who think we have anywhere near a decade left?

@@fidget0227 now now, i wouldn't speak of "time left", that's some unfounded optimism right there

@Who Asked if we're wrong about the world ending yesterday, then it would imply that we would in fact live another day to complain about it

The Death Star is actually very small and Luke , Princess Leia, Han, Obiwan and Chewy were never on it, they were in somebody's basement, the whole thing was staged! Crazy I know, but how else do you explain them just sneaking up on Alderan to blow it up without anyone seeing them? (Edited be cause I had to add the word Death to Death Star because I goofed that badly)

Omg! I love this one! 🤣🤣🤣

Thats such a great way of calling attention to the last real color photos taken of Earth are from the 70’s. Love it, keep it up :)

Foot Lettuce Vsauce!!

A fellow believer in last Thursdayism.

I love last Thursdayism because you can’t disprove it.

But what if today is Thursday, overrated piazza sauce.

But what if... Last Wednesdayism is better 🤔

Damn ya beat me to it ummm, or not

Open your eyes, Sam is in on the Phantom Time Theory

Well duh, of course he did. How could he show a picture of something that didn’t happen?

Underrated

@South Jersey Gambler û

Arguably one of the most honest sentiments I've heard in all of KZfaq.

They got my money with that line

But he’s already made two videos about bricks

@@theanonymouschicken169 I think he's up to 4 now

@@theanonymouschicken169 boi do I have some news to tell you

Swap the b to d

@@anthonynonstop7533 dricks?

We're still stuck in the matrix everyone, take that goddamn red pill now!

@@brandonchan5387 videos?

I once seen a stock photo company took someone's image an turned it into a stock photo without consent.

Conspiracy theory: they're all illegal. Proof: HAI never claimed sponsorship by them, nor has there been any promotion links given.

@jocaguz18 you exist...

*Economics Explained has entered the chat*

​@TheCTSimp he claimed sponsorship from storyblocks

You are on youtube my friend. Only that quality of content is available on nebula, through the $20/year curiositystream subscription...

@@charliewootton8748 marvelous comment

Normie

Man really forgot about the hundreds of medieval cathedrals, fortifications, and aqueducts which are still very much intact and in-service to this day.

2038

It somethingvthat has being said since the Plato times. Every day is Doomsday.

@@georgewilson7432 it definitley hasn't been said since then, at least not with any sort of proof. Today we have proof that global warming is rising, and fast, and if we don't do anything, Earth will be too warm for us. There was no threat of the like back then.

@@gderu6109 ok zoomer, we all know global warming is a thing. Tho, go and be catastrophical somewhere else, really. No one really likes to be anxious about that, so please - just dont. There are better ways of reminding people about that, than being all catastrophical. Thanks, bye.

Remember when the Ice Age came in the 80s? Remember when the United States ran out of food and starved millions? Remember when Europe bacmae overcrowded and started euthanizing at random? Sorry buddy, I read so many, so many apocalyptic prophecies with a coat of science that I lost all enthusiasm for the Apocalypse. Keep believing, though.

Shut up

Brilliant!

Get out.

May I escort you out of this comment section, my good sir?

Fun fact: Chivalry only really became a thing later in the Middle Ages, near the end of the Dark Ages into the High and Late Middle Ages.

The Roman Empire in 1453 was like Napoleon III. Kind of similar and they did stuff, but not as cool as their precursors.

Adam Vialpando pls tell me your joking

@@arandomseal4793 He isn't wrong.

The Byzantine Empire was about as Roman as the Holy Roman Empire.

@@Tjalve70 But it was literally known as the Eastern Roman Empire, the name Byzantine came after it's fall

Lies, the only continent to exist is north America, Europe sunk into the ocean after ww2, the middle East is just an island in the sea, Asia doesn't exist, and Africa was banished to the shadow realm.

@@bjh3612 you forgot to list Australia and Finland (both fakes apparently)

@@jamesknight2198 Man, that's a relief. That means all the flooding we've had over the past week didn't happen! JOY!

@@bjh3612 Africa being banished to the shadow realm alongside Jimbo was the saddest battle in all of history :( rip in pieces Africa-Jimbo army

If gravity isn’t real, what does he think makes things fall down?

Lmao, we would probably didn't exist in this time and also we wouldn't probably see moon

@@magicmulder most people that dont believe in gravity explain things falling as due to buoyancy. Which...is technically true. If you wsre less dense than air you would float upward. But only because of gravity

@@germinlao5299 did you even bother reading my comment becore deciding to try to correct me?

@@germinlao5299 i see...then what was your point?

We can only have a little bit of brick content, as a treat

@@Ryan-wr8fx didn't ask

Conesinker _420 Plot twist: you did

Normie

This theory requires that the Eastern Roman Empire just give away 4/5ths of it's lands including the richest parts such as Egypt and the Levant and important religious sites like Jerusalem, Antioch and Alexandria.

Mayan calendars.

Well, if those years never existed in Europe, how could they have existed elsewhere if time flows the same everywhere on Earth? Checkmate! ;-)

agreed. I dont even believe this conspiracy theory, but their rebuttal of it was weak. You dont need to erase the ting dynasty simply because we happen to currently place it in that time period, unless the Chinese were using CE dating in their history at that time, their history can effectively slide. I dont know enough of the subject to confirm this, but it certainly wasn't well clarified in the debunk explanation. I actually walked out of this video being more suspect of the official story than I was when I walked in. Conspiracy theories really are "better than fiction". (unless, of course, they are fiction).

@@brentlarsen4414 Totally agreed, what i like about his rebuttle is that he agrees there is a problem. When he says the Gregorian Calender fixes the problem by deducting a leap day every 100 yrs and adds it back every 400 years. What I don't understand is the day we add every leap year. If it takes 128yrs for .24219 to become a day. Which is actually deducted in 100 yrs. Y

Well ,they used a different calendar

Nah you trippin, that’s just a crazy Conspiracy Theory

Conspiracy Theory: Conspiracy Theories exist, and are overshadowed or added to by falsified preposterous theories that many of the same people tend to believe; thereby making the theories and their believers seem completely unbelievable.

XD

gasp

There are actually people who sorta buy into this. They think conspiracy theorists are controlled opposition that the elites use to distract us from their schemes.

@The Devil Well, bricks are pretty cool don't you think? I like bricks, they're very interesting! Don't you like bricks?

@The Devil i remember HAI made a reference to bricks in a video at some point

@The Devil Well, he talks about interesting things. Bricks are interesting.

​@The Devil He started a video talking about bricks to bore away the FBI. People in the comments said they actually wanted to learn about bricks. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pr1-eqSG27ndf5c.html

Pretty interesting video about bricks and brick walls: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ppuhidty1LHbknk.html

Well it fell didn't it

Looters stealing the building materials would be more likely. Decades after the actual valuables were looted the very stone and wood of the buildings would be stolen to use to build new stuff.

"Their"

The Roman Empire never Fell. They simply “switched brands”, but remained as wicked and expansionist as before.

@@placesaroundus underrated

Germans talking about Late Romans: Greek kingdom. Late Romans talking about Germany-Rome: German kingdom.

SJW

You have 90 limes gfy

Oh... We're allllllll devastatedddddd.

They tell you that the past was just people living on stone and catching diseases and dying of different varieties of reasons while in fact it was so much different.

If what he wrote was taught in schools, you'd probably believe it.

@@ancient_crown You've clearly never actually talked to a historian.

I think the word modern is actually kinda modern however you're completely right that no one who lived during it thought they lived in the middle ages.

That sucks

atleast you can play crusader kings easier if you recognize which country is which

Fair enough, but the point still stands. They would have to fabricate a ton of records from other cultures and suppress people talking about or ever writing it down

Btw, can someone explain this in a bit more depth? Was Sui dynasty bad but Tang even worse?

seneca983 Well first of all, the Sui Dynasty was a short-lived, but important dynasty in Chinese history. It unified China after the 200 year long Northern and Southern Dynasties period. It came back with ethnic Han Chinese rule, and only had three emperors (chronologically: Wen of Sui, Yang of Sui (who was the emperor that showed), and Yang You). After short-lived fighting, the Tang Dynasty emerged, founded by Gaozu of Tang. It was initially considered another golden age of China, after the Han Dynasty had that title. It was shortly interrupted by the Wu Zhou Dynasty, established by the only female emperor of all of China’s history, Wu Zetian. Xuanzong was considered one of the best emperors of Tang. In the 840’s, however, Wuzong of Tang commanded a massacre against religions and their adherents that did not originate from China. It ultimately ended with Ai of Tang, as people wanted their own power in China again in the 900s. The Song Dynasty was the next major dynasty of China after the Tang

@@TylerNguyen1: Thanks.

seneca983 No problem.

Aryan Ferdiansyah It do be like that though

History, not math.

You can't escape math. It is everywhere and never sleeps. It might put you to sleep though. Years ago I played a MMO where the resource market was based on a % markup over the NPC price and ended up giving some kids a crash course in calculating the prices based on what crafters and middle men were offering. Also told them to talk to their teachers to get more in depth explanations because math is important. Also the only game where people becoming merchants was somewhat appreciated as crafters wanted bulk purchases and hunters/miners wanted to cash in for their last run to repair gear and get more ammo.

Normie PFP

Queen Elizabeth ll is proof enough the middle ages happened.

Have you ever meet a canadian Yeah, me neither

I would fucking love a sitcom based on that concept.

"It was all a lie"

I can't believe King Rameses the Saoshyant didn't marry her daughter

"WHAT DO YOU MEAN POPE INNOCENT III WASN'T A HORSE!?"

The very core of every conspiracy theory: You can’t avoid eventually having to claim there are millions of co-conspirators over decades to centuries.

Not necessarily. Unplanned opportunistic coordination happens all the time. It’s how markets work, for instance. The CEO of Ford doesn’t have anything to do with the CEO of Tropicana, the CEO of Walmart, or the owner of an orchard. But Ford trucks carry oranges to Tropicana processing plants and carry orange juice to Walmart locations. Everybody involved acts in their own best interest and coordination happens without any communication or planning involved. Occasionally, a perfect storm scenario can lead to unusual intersections of incentives that create very strange scenarios. They generally involve government meddling since government is the only enterprise that has no useful profit motive.

@Kevin Cobb How is it a conspiracy? It's always been out in the open.

@Kevin Cobb With your definition almost everything is a conspiracy. People commenting on KZfaq are a "conspiracy to make KZfaq comments" because nowhere does this group explicitly say they are here to comment. Duh.

@@rfichokeofdestiny Do you not know how like business transactions work? Or do you just get all of your goods delivered to your door randomly without ever speaking to anyone?

@@Isometrix116 I was talking about the people. Imagine the government right now telling people the year we are in is actually called 2320 and expecting everyone to just go along with it. The theory in this video absurdly assumes that not a single person ever talked about such event.

@@Isometrix116 I mean you'd think some uppity monk somewhere would have written his pen pal "I can't believe we can just add and subtract time like this and they don't even get it." Or whatever though. Lack of archeological evidence means it didn't happen according to this theory.

@@wolverineminer Or just one of the many enemies all of the conspirators in theory had. Like the HRE and Eastern Roman Empire on account of being empires had a lot of enemies that they were in near constant war with like the Bulgars, Magyars, Danes, the Sassanid Persians and the various Caliphates, or like the many internal enemies at court. You'd think at least one of them would have spilled the beans to show that their arch enemies were untrustworthy and duplicitous. I mean seems like a pretty potent weapon for the pope to have wielded during the Investiture Crisis.

He actually pronounced it correctly

Ni-cae-a is what he said...

naɪˈsiːə

@@peterhartz3304 no he didn't: forvo.com/word/nicaea/

@@badgerwatkins Ah yes, curse his distasteful American English bastardization of an English bastardization of a latinized greek word.

Why this comment aren't blew up yet?

Not the topic of the video, but thanks, that’ll be useful.

I applaud your dedication. But flat earth has way easier ways to debunk it. Like no matter which angle you go at there are holes in flat earth theory just by looking at regular physics observable to everyone. Does the government fake the laws of reality too?

You know, nutjobs have a shitty explanation for everything

WOW - just wow : you guys actually believe the Earth exists ?!?!?!? And you call Flat-Earthers " Conspiracy Theorists " - sheesh

We are in a simulation, but that doesn't make anything that happens here any less real.

No spoilers plz

it so, i would rather like the people running it to give me a modified velociraptor model

Yes we are. The latest version since 1947.

"We're in the Matrix, it's all a game, a thought experiment." -Erin Valenti, Utah Tech CEO with no history of mental illness, found dead in backseat of own California rental car, days after going missing/calling her parents ------ 33yrs old, 2019 october

That's easy. Flaws in the equipment or methodology.

@@tsriftsal3581 if we can accurately test & date the lumber used to make furniture that we KNOW was made 50 years ago, 100yrs. ago, 200 yrs. ago then that would show that the process is reliable.

@@jessica_R_9167 if it brings peace in consideration do not look at periods of cataclysm where certain dating methods may not be accurate. The axial tilt change or pole switching, what the heck. Imagine living through those periods. Geez and don't ever look into double slit experiments and quantum entanglement arguments because then the simulation nutters start to have a valid argument that basically rules all other arguments. /Sitting here chained in my cave of freedom watching shadows of light on my personal cave torch. Oooo, something just happened with someone famous...

@@tsriftsal3581 we know tree rings are an accurate measurement of time

@@tsriftsal3581 It's nice of you to extensively list all of the branches of science that you do not understand.