Yeah, the ML has seen some stuffs, and it really thinks it's an explosion..

They should program a “peace time” colorization software :P

lol 😀 it looks like from a south park episode

spontaneous explosion was common in those days

You are right.

@@mgmrateconfirmation8404 still is a big difference to modern era

@@mgmrateconfirmation8404 closer to 130 years!

@@MichelleAntonia - 2021-1896=125.

Closest thing we got to time travel

@@mgmrateconfirmation8404 Yes, but everyone in this video is dead. It's like time travel so to speak.

What does a video shot in two cities from over a century ago say about all people?

@@JohnSmith-1066 sorry if forgot to add *except for John Smith, he wants to to be an internet contrarian.

@@brianbonnell4849 thanks for that response. You made me giggle

heres a challenge try being happy in this dystopian modern nightmare, without drugs

no fattys or law suits

Well, if you see videos from 2019 you can have this kind of sensation. People had no idea a freaking pandemic would change their lives so much

Мы с вами, так же говорим про них)))

@@dendobrii Dude... lmao no one speaks russian

@@augustolobo2280 *scamdemic

@anna♡ Thanks

As an american i cherish seeing Europe in this time

Your wishes are orders for me. More coming soon.

@@XIXbacktolife looking forward to it already! Thanks for this project👌

Can I wish for video from East Europe, from Bulgaria for example? :)

@@XIXbacktolife Amazing video. I watch all of yours. great great job. Iam from czech republic is it possible to see something from czech too please? thanks a lot. great quality. love your vids. sub.

It's kind of weird because the dogs are pulling the carts, yet the people are also pushing them?

Using dogs to pull small carts like that was very common. Not everyone had horses. Checkout Bernese Mountain Dogs...they're a working dog that was bred for doing just that. Also, the humans are guiding the cart as well as helping it along. Takes stress off the dog.

In LA, they cart the dogs around.

Them folks were lazy tho, they could've carry that stuff themselves no need to use tiny little dogs to drag that cart, lol!

@@wilsondassumpcao2089 Dude....these dogs are working dogs....that's their job. They aren't pets.

It’s incredibly surreal

It is very surreal and just something odd

Yeah, everyone here had a name, a family, a story, a life. Sometimes I would like to know their. The mind blowing thing is also that absolutely none of them, or maybe in their dreams, could imagine that people would watch them today. Someday, they - and we - will be watched and remembered for the last time, until they become a full inexistant and invisible thing as everything in this world. This may be very melancholic, but this is also the reason Life is a true and unique chance and is incredible.

@@brioche5845 полагаю, что они знали, что их снимают на "видео", и вполне возможно, что они как раз и думали о том, что эти кадры сохранятся для потомков. Так например в 1902/1904 годах записали последнего певца-кастрата Алессандро Морески. Тогда уже было очевидно, что практика пения таких певцов изжила себя, и записи осознанно делались для потомков, которые уже никогда не услышат подобных певцов. Сам Морески согласился на это, хотя очевидно был не в лучшей вокальной форме. Отчасти понимая, что для многих слушателей будущего он будет кем-то вроде пугала или посмешища, но благодаря ему мы имеем хоть какое-то представление о голосах певцов-кастратов, на которых долгое время держалась опера.

是啊，这么一想鬼也没什么可怕的，都是曾经的人类😃。

Ye Faile Armie

and the dogs pulling the carts.

hahahahahahahahahahaahahahhah XD

@Kara ben Nemsi because there's no Netherlands' Funniest Videos show?

My question is how was the boat going to get past the bridge

They still do that to the news crews and other films in cities today, we just edit it out more these days

It's always the wealthy looking to make an appearance and the commoners could care less.

Más que surrealista, es alucinante. Abre una ventana en el tiempo y nos transporta a aquellos años dejándonos una sensación extraña... Yo al menos, me quedo perplejo viendo las imágenes.

En aquella época conservadora, era común que en los días de playa hubiera gente vestidos en ropa simple pero que cubre bien el cuerpo, verían un cuerpo semi desnudo como algo inmoral. Mientras que el carruaje era como una especie de vestidor o eso creo que era llevado para hombre y mujeres que querían más intimidad hasta la orilla sin tener que recorrer distancias tan largas. ¡Vamos, es finales del siglo XIX!, es muy diferente a nuestra época actual y eso es lo que cuenta.

Todo parece como una película de disney pero wow es real da melancolía que algún día también quedaremos grabados en nuestros teléfonos por que obvio saldrán más tegnologias wow quisiera despertar en unos 300 años o 1000 años más

@ Vine a los comentarios para ver si alguien había pensado algo como esto, es la misma sensación que me dejo a mi, tremendo.

Increible 🇬🇹

Reminds me of the movie "Somewhere in Time" with Jane Seymour and Christopher Reeves. Great flick.

I question if this is daily life, because back then I would imagine something special would be going on to have a camera busted out.

@@lordwrath9621 yes and no, the Lumiere Brothers (who I presumed shot most or all of this footage) deliberately portrayed scenes of everyday life with regular people because it was not easy to just transport a camera to a spontaneous event, but would have staged a lot of their scenes a certain extent.

You want an example of a difference? Here's one...in 1896 there were no sjws since that mental illness hadn't been invented yet.

Biggest difference probably would be lack of electricity, motorized vehicles, and mobile devices. Basically go to some third world countries and they still live similiar to this

Yeah that's the biggest unexpected thing for me as well. Due to their formal attire and mustaches, I always assumed these people had to act their part as well, being serious an all. Maybe they did in many situations, but because of that they had to allow their inner child to do it's thing from time to time.

125 years is more than a couple days though. All those people in that film are dead.

@@K0RP53 Lol very dead. Even the very youngest and last one's to die have been gone probably for at least 30 years.

@@K0RP53 45,700 days ago.

@@K0RP53 i think what hes saying is it looks more modern back then as you first think when someone mentions the 1800s

Go back 100 more years and it will still look the same. Go back another 100 years, same. Another, same.

And the owners actually wearing wooden shoes for everyday life, instead of just some tourist gimmick.

@@WhiteCamry Yes, my husband's relatives in Friesland wore wooden shoes when they were working outside.

really thought they were going to make it across that plank, too.

@Des Tree..Yeah,I agree! Times may change,but people never do. There will always be some evil humans in this world,but thankfully there are more ordinary,happy folks just going about their daily lives!🤗🤗

Well put.👍

WHAT ARE U TALKING ABOUT!? oh people have changed big time , rat race, materialism, soullessness, social distance because of technology, where are all the obese people of today on this video? perhaps you need to get out of your bubble and have a closer look around

@K teck..You're obviously talking about yourself there!

@@kristinejames9812 you're obviously just proved people of today also lack the sense of judgement, waiting for you to get cynical and abusive now I guess

hundred times better than today

@@schlafiet Nope.

@@retifistax225 yeah insta is real life and passion

@@schlafiet at least dutch people today don't die because of a foot infection.

@@retifistax225 you're right, dutch people today are mostly not even dutch

I've just discovered them and I'm transfixed.

I think a lot of kids in most countries still do this. If the kids from your country aren't doing this anymore then that's sad

@@edwardspencer9397 Some kids do this some play on their phones.

The men splashing around in the ocean was fun to watch, so innocent and playful lol

Ask em how those kids felt 15 years later

@@Jester-uh9xg bro💀

The kids in Berlin yeah, the Dutch were neutral in the war.

And in the U.S. veterans of the civil war were still around...

Most of those that went to war survived. The death toll was high but not 50%

In the first great war Holland was neutraal but in the second war a lot of Them might have died. The kids in Berlijn could have died in Both wars

@@canuckprogressive.3435 I seem to recall reading that 1/3 of the male population of France between the ages of 18 and 30 died in the Great War. Not 50 %, but not that far away, either.

Yeah, we can not have better example right now... Hopefully we remain in Peace...

True.

it says on the title, the Netherlands and Berlin.

@@meyague The title has been changed meanwhile.

Individualisering

i think they would be like SEND ME BACK!

@@10percent4DaBigGuy agreed lol

they would probably be confused by the language as well

@@Humperdinkle0 why? Is modern dutch so different?

That's because they didn't have youtube.

Apart from work (or school) and chores, what else was there to do? Most common hobbies seem like they were a luxury back then too. Art supplies have always been kinda expensive and books weren't always super easy to get either. I guess woodworking and sewing were options, but those could also just be regular chores that they needed to do anyways. It must've been extremely boring for handicapped people who couldn't afford hobbies and also couldn't easily go outside to hang out with others.

I mean duh there was hardly shit to do inside lmao

Ya the damned internet was down and the cable company gave a wait time of 100 years..... gotta do something while you wait! I wonder if people had more then a handful of actual friends back then. 😂

You can always start by yourself and show a good example to your surroundings ;)

Maybe your conscious has betrayed you if you don't see that stuff happening today, it's actually really common if you look.

Actually, dogs LOVE to have a job. As long as they have enough rest, positive feedback, love and care, they will be perfectly happy as a working dog.

It's a joke. Relax.

@@r.gonzalez-arangolopez8420 - Yeah, I got that, but it gave me the opportunity to make a general point for those who may take your comment seriously. Ignorance is what causes radical animal activists to take perfectly happy, retired elephants away from the circus and their beloved owners only to lock them up in a park/reservate full of serious dangers and challenges, and to take dolphins away from their Sea World trainers and release them in the ocean, where they end up dead in some discarded fishing net. Animal rescue programs like those often cause more harm than they improve the lives of these animals.

@@j.vonhogen9650 I came here to say the exact same thing haha. Truth is, a lot of dogs "act up" by barking, scratching, biting furniture et cetera because they are frustrated over not getting as much needed exercise and purpose as they were bred to have. It can really help to give dogs little carts to pull (like groceries) or if that's inconvenient, there's also these vests you can put on them with warm warter weights. :) Does wonders on dogs that tend to show a lot of frustration and squirly whirlies

@@TheDragiix3- I agree. I'm currently learning my 12 month old Labradoodle how to play the piano and manage my tax returns. 😉 Maybe I should also teach him how to stay out of prison, in case he figures out how to loot the butcher store. 🍗🐶 Anyway, dogs are way too smart, sensitive, curious, playful and social to be locked up or left alone inside. I wish all dog owners would agree and act on it.

The Lumiere's shot a few films in Dublin and Belfast in 1897, but I don't know about anywhere in the countryside.

Not altogether. The North of Germany is basically the same as the Netherlands both geographically (low lands without mountains and with the ocean) and ethnically, Dutch are Germanic people's you know. and the dialects are very close to North Germany dialects

The title of this film [scenes of daily life. The Netherlands, Berlin.] suggests Berlin is in the Netherlands or something... The images seem almost exclusively Germany. My comment states GEOGRAPHICALLY this are two separate countries. Although these peoples share many aspects, they are imho never 'basically the same'.@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess

​@@WPGinfo There is no ambiguity with the title; in US English, you use City, State a lot to make it clear which state that city is in, because people are geographically challenged in the US maybe ? But in Europe, you don't really see for example "Paris, France" for Paris. The order is not even right, because it is Country, City so it doesn't even work according to this logic. It's clear that it's scenes from some in the Netherlands, and scenes from Berlin, and everyone knows what Berlin refers to. Contextually we don't need to specify that this Berlin in the one from Germany, even though there are 2 other cities with that name in Europe. Compare that to the 30 Berlin in the US and the 20 Montpelier (from French Montpellier with a spelling mistake)

No. My great-grandmother was born around 1893 and my great-grandfather was born around 1892. I am 24 years old.

@@anonimkaanonimka7352 I'm 21

@@depayanmondal Yes, but you wrote that the great-grandchildren of people born in the 1890s are old today. And I show on my own example that not necessarily.

@@anonimkaanonimka7352 oh sorry I meant grandchildren. I will fix that in the comment

@@depayanmondal grandchildren are not always old either. My mom is 48, that's not old age.

Well, yeah, it almost certainly would've been better than vhs when the film was originally made. Analogue standard definition tape doesn't really compare to 35mm film, even with the inferior film stock at the time. Similarly the (presumably)AI upscaled(+ additional frames) video here doesn't remotely compare with 35mm or even 16mm film quality from the 90s. Having said that, there were multiple superior tape formats than vhs, both analog & digital, in the 90s anyway.

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And 'diversity'

It's meant to say "The Netherlands AND Berlin"

halts maul und guck einfach das video

@@Yoctopory Yeah, would have avoided the confusion if it had said Netherlands, Germany (or Netherlands and Germany.) I hope it's a mistake, likely its, since the first half is Dutch, and the second half definitely Germany since the sign is German.

@@schlafiet what kind of reaction is that? Please be respectful. Thanks.

Hitler wouldn't have approved of this.

Oh, that would sure be fascinating. I would be greatly interested because of its difference to the European countries. We also don't have much of the middle eastern countries on film here and as a German I would be interested in a change up to a different area of the globe.

Persia? Of course that kind of footage doesn't exist, the camera was only just invented in the west back then and extremely expensive, so they weren't shipped to other parts of the world until much later.

@@BalboaBaggins except on this very channel there is footage from the Jaffa gate in Jerusalem from 1897, so that's not quite correct