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Sam O’Nella @SamONellaAcademy is back with an in-depth look at an ancient Roman Encyclopedia written by famous roman writer, Pliny the Elder. How good were the Romans at science? Mr. Terry reacts and comments!
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Its just wild how completely batshit a lot of the theories are then there just the ones that are like "damn thats pretty much exactly it."
Thanks for posting this on my birthday
I love how Pliny will say something like a thousand years before we thought it was common knowledge, and then IMMEDIATELY follow up with something crazy like lightning-proof seals
Im pretty sure i would still sink in the dead sea. I dont float very well, which is an issue since I have my sailing instructor license. Ohwell. Thats what swimming is for. Also, if you're on a boat, wear a pfd, and hope there's another ship nearby. Lol
I only know the name Endymion from Sailor Moon and uh…he kinda WAS in love with the moon, in a manner of speaking.
17:43 europe has some pretty great tornadoes, with england having the highest tornado density of the entire WORLD. Italy has had some ef5’s.
Hahahah you know what's hilariously funny? We had a Uncle Sam and a Aunt Sam.
32:27 Still water?
35:10 Latom
The water that relits the torch could be a gas that fuels any residual embers in the torch. Sort of like how you can relight a candle by bringing a flame to the little bit of smoke from the extinguished candle.
How can you look down upon ancient scientists when at that time with the very limited knowledge they possessed, they still knew the Earth is round, today though… 🤷♂
They got a lot of it right. Way more than I could think they might have. But than the rest is utter insanity.
22:29 he's smarter than all flatearthers
Love your sam reactions, now i need a detailed video from you about spontaneous combustion
Love your assessments. Consider hitting pause a bit more often when making comments. Otherwise, awesome job.
Sam came back from the college from the sky
Multiple suns might be accounts of sun dogs
1:21 yea, like dozens of paywalls
The fits just keep getting more unique 🔥
How to get new tech? Just leave a curious brit with information they want abd money, then just wait.
Longest recorded seismic event is the 32 year-long "slow-slip event" in Sumatra. In 1829.
Its easy to make fun of these ideas, because its easy to forget this is where all of our modern sciences started. It started with people making their best guesses and trying to figure things out, creating their own measurement systems and tests. Some of these guesses are super close, and the ones that arent close at all, often have a believable (albeit wrong) theory behind it. Air getting trapped underground and causing quakes is a very good guess, far far better of a guess than "the gods on the mountain are mad today."
The guesses have just gotten way more refined over the uears to the point the guesses are way more accurate, but it all still starts with "i wonder how that works.".
Dope ass shirt mane
even though Sam told us that there was no point in pausing because there was no funny random texts or images to look at this video, at 11:27 he drew a nipple on top of Jupiter's great red spot, nice try Sam
Wasn't there also some modern-ish nonrotting meatstorm?
I looked it up, 1876 Kentucky Meat Shower
"hehehe Endymion's in love with the moon"
ENDYMION'S IN LOVE WITH THE MOON
ENDYMION IS THE NAME OF MAMORU AS THE PRINCE OF EARTH IN SAILOR MOON…WHERE HE'S IN LOVE WITH PRINCESS SERENITY…OF THE FUCKIN MOON
Be well.
32:30 You call that unscientific, but that is LITERALLY the scientific explanation for why the ocean is salty. Minerals and such go into the ocean, and the sun evaporates the clean water leaving behind the minerals, which is more or less exactly what he said.
29:13 I wonder if this could have been a fault line, like the ones that make fences not line up anymore. If each plot was on each side, and a big fault shift happened, it could kinda look like they switched places. But that would still require a gigantic shift
Ya you cant look down on ancient scientist. Science is 100 times harder when you will be murdered every time you ask why.
Whyy i can''t find any video from Scorpo about historical cross-section
11:20 It's funny how you can see the clues for concluding the Earth went around the Sun (and not the opposite), but the mindset of the time just wouldn't allow for that idea.
This is one of the few channels that does reaction content so well and actually adds to the initial content♥
Rip jimmy carter
I was also VERY sick on Christmas. I could bearly get out of bed.
19:15 it also rained flesh in modern times and we don’t entirely know what that was about
25:15 You look confused that that point. If you read the text you see that the translator translated it into a measurement of how many hours it took in total, but the original text referenced the starting an arrival times. like i "he started at 12 at noon and arrived at 3am". or something like that.