Literally me running a 250 kcmil feed today:

I loved the video thank you!

Impossible to calculate. FY.

Igreja de Santa Engrácia (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_Santa_Engr%C3%A1cia) in Lisbon, 284 year in the making

There is no remembrance of former things; neither shall there be any remembrance of things that are to come with those that shall come after.

Since when have videos been able to be translated in real time? Anyone else get that?

Sell 40% of the original bricks to fund the cost and incorporate 60% of the original bricks in the new construction

Romans could not destroy christianity in ethiopia so all this is plain bs and I will now thum down this for disinformative title.

Here in Milan we have a saying when talking about something that took a long time: we say "Lungo come la fabbrica del duomo" which means "as long as the construction of the duomo"

3:10 that crane stood there longer than the U.S has even existed lol

Isnt it said the pyramids took 20 years?!?. In the desert wearing loin cloth with way more primitive tools. So it this really that impressive???

Told in stone has left us plebs behind.

This is nothing! The Cologne cathedral took 682 years of constant construction.

They would have to use the formula for the Roman Concrete we now know. Which if they did a 1 billion dollar stadium really wouldn't be to horrible given the fact that stadium could land the next 2000 years. If taken care of it would like the real Coliseum well outlast anything current stadiums costs and last like 20-40 years. If you look at old Detroit stadiums not one still stands from 100 years ago. You can imagine if you could make such a Coliseum work in the modern day. It easily would last, but the issue at that point of no longer using it. You can't just easily knock it down like modern stadiums.

Most people have agreed there was a fire. Personally, I've always had another theory after I learned of this crime. I think the most valuable selections were hidden away. Displaced. Stolen as it were. What actually burned was the stacks and stacks of blank scrolls. Perhaps one nation conspired to make themselves indispensable. We all know, with that encyclopedia under their belts, knowledge was power. .

No government today would be allowed the means to build it, and no catalogue of private investors could be adequate to create it.

Amazing

Microsoft!? Dude good for you, it wasn't too long ago your sponsors were local plumbers. Moving on up!

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White shoes with brown soles look like sandals at a distance.

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Get that Microsoft sponsor out of here

And our modern politicians can throw it all away in a handful of years

Doc, how could you forget the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, the Saint John "the Unfinished" in Manhattan. No one believes it will ever finish the construction.

Surprised there is no mention of Sasau Monastery

09:20 "...thanks to a partnership between Microsoft and the Vatican..." The thought of two such sinister and obscenely wealthy organisations collaborating, is not a pleasant one.

Always delay your trip to Sagrada Familia. So that you can brag to your friends that you saw it more complete than they did.

To add to the counter examples at the start of the video… Salisbury Cathedral in the UK was built over a relatively short period, some 38 years between 1220 and 1258. It has a coherence of design that is unusual in medieval English cathedrals. Salisbury is a wonderful place to visit, for the town, cathedral and Stonehenge. A nice day trip out of London even.

I'm curious to know and hopefully someone can give me an answer on this, for Cathedrals and temples that took hundreds of years to complete were they used for services during this time? Were they used once a certain section was complete and once complete, particularly for cathedrals, were there any great celebrations? I can imagine the completion of a two-hundred year plus project would be a moment of great joy.

Please consider turning off auto dubbing. Funny at first, now just annoying having to change the language setting every time.

At least they actually are working on it, as opposed to that Crazy Horse monument that looks exactly the same as it did 50 years ago. But, they still need lotsa money to complete it.

Microsoft sponsoring youtube videos in the midst of forcing all users to have Recall on their system 😂😂😂😂😂

Partnership between Bill Gates and the fake pope confirmed… someone send this to Alex Jones

Why is this video sponsored by Microsoft?

Liverpool UK cathedral took a 74 years and was finished in 1978. I was 16 at the time and can remember some of the building process. It was interesting to visit whilst construction was on going. Thanks for a very interesting video.

What happened to the missing third of Dodgers Stadium?

Good pm I have Romans coins I want to sell all

If you just go unskilled labour to unskilled labour (theoretical and in america) then the cost would be ~1.5 billion (100000000/4 = x/(7.25(hours in day))

It is indeed. And you can sense that lots ofg these parts have been coloured differently for that same reason. Thanks for covering !