this video is illiegal

Brasil in portuguese dont sound like you pronaunced. If this was a tentative of saying like we say and took as reference spanish you spelled completely wrong. In portuguese the letter S can have three diferent sounds, when you have one S beteewn two vowels gonna sound like Z(the portuguese Z) when the S is in the end of a word, beteewn one or two consonants or beteewn one vowel and a consonant gonna sound like X(the portuguese X, for english speakers sound like SH). Beside the European portuguese both in the African Portuguese and the Brazilian portuguese the letter L sound like U when in the end of a word or betteewn a cosonant and a vowel (the portuguese U). So is Brasil/Braziu.

i am a Global warming supporter now 🗿🗿. praise the sun god

Yet another white lie.There were ceramic printing presses in China from 500 years prior to Gutenberg. He merely introduced printing to Europe. He did not invent it.

Today, Digital Printing is done using inkjet and laser printers. There are no set-up costs apart from buying a printer and toner cartridges.

Not true! China did Industrialized the only reason why it didn't advance more and much further was because of the Mongols. And China did already had the conditions and means to do this in the 800s CE. China was once a agriculture based society but stopped being one by the dawn of the 800s CE, than it became more of an industry one. Had it not been for the Mongols? China's industrialization was unavoidable and bond to happen 1,200 years ago.

Hats up to you. This video was really effective and helpful to me and I really liked your accent. One thing your video lacked is having subtitles. Everything else is great. Keep it up!

The European miracle lasted from the end of migration era to 1939 or so. Its just that it started slowly that people think the industrial revolution is a thing. For example, 1300, before the Black Death, France was the most mechanized economy in the world. In 1450 Europe had surpassed all earlier civilizations technologically in almost all areas. Metallurgy, ship construction, cloth production etcetera. Compare a north Italian suit of plates from 1440 with anything else ever produced?

4:05 The United States holds the most gold in the world Or so they say..

WOH THAT EDITING TRICK AT 2:02 WAS INSAAAAAAAAANE I THOUGHT I WAS SLOWING THE VIDEO DOWN LOL LOLOLOL

In Britain from 1800 to 1900. 20,000 Waterwheels declined in number. Windmills declined in number. The Englishman Thomas Newcomen's 1500 Atmospheric Pumps disappeared. The Scotsman James Watt's 500 Steam Engines and their descendants increased in number to 10,000,000 !!! For every SINGLE Waterwheel in 1800 we now had an additional 500 Steam Engines in 1900. That's an increase in the Power output of the whole country by between 400 and 500 times!! A percentage increase of between 40,000 % and 50,000 % !! I was surprised myself when I saw these numbers! And all due to James Watt's Invention of the world's first PRACTICAL Steam Powered Engine. An engine that had never existed before. All those other so-called " Industrial Revolutions " couldn't come anywhere near that. It was a Power Industrial Revolution! Take away James Watt's Steam Power and you don't get an Industrial Revolution!

Thank you so much I have a test tomorrow about this and you helped me a lot thank you so much 😊

It was a Power Revolution! James Watt's Invention of the world's first PRACTICAL High Pressure Steam Powered Engine.

Wait a minute? UK had the most expensive labour in 18 century? I thought it was a period of the most appalling labour exploitation.

01:08 Brazil solved inflation with a three-step plan 01:42 Brazil solved high inflation in 1994 02:50 Brazil's Real Plan fixed underlying problems and restored faith in currency. 03:24 Introduction of virtual currency URV to combat inflation 04:25 Brazil solved inflation by introducing a new stable currency system. Crafted by Merlin AI.

Interesting that the inventor that allowed for freedom of information, was himself an information monopolist.

I'm Here after Paul Krugman Masterclass

Why was I thinking about Glasgow, Montana??

James Watt's invention of the world's first PRACTICAL High Pressure Steam Engine in not very rich Scotland was the one and only cause of the Industrial Revolution. Watt dumped Newcomen's Atmospheric Power and Arkwright's Water Power for High Pressure Steam Power. Now power wasn't confined to a few Water-Wheel driven factories in out of the way locations. With High Pressure Steam Powered Engines, Factories could multiply like bunnies and be set up anywhere they were wanted. And that was just the start!

china gdp 33 trilion, usa gdp 26 trilion

I find the New York City more challenging to navigate than the Paris Metro, and this is coming from a native speaker of English and the inability to put together even a sentence in French.

The spanish city Malaga has a subway 😅

The NYC Subway System is so hard nobody can explain it properly 💀

I think your forgetting the London Underground buddy

Bro forgot about the london underground

In my hometown, Dnipro, we have the simplest subway system in the world (6 stations and 3 in building for almost 8!!!! years)

Nah bro forgot tokyo's metro 🤣

And yet the Los Santos subway is still smaller than Glasgow's subway

Not sure how Dnipro wasn’t the answer (single line with 6 stations)

I thought the simplest system was Baltimore, with one (1) line which does not loop?

I love Glasgow’s subway. It’s just such a cool system. Shame they never expanded it, but at least there’s plenty of urban rail. Glasgow has the second largest urban rail network in Britain (after London) despite being only the 4th or 5th metro area, at anything between 1.2 and 1.8 mil (measurements may vary) served by nearly 200 stations.

I thought toykos was more complex

0:09 Correction: There is 472 stops.

The busiest subways are in Tokyo and Shanghai, having an annual ridership of almost 3 billion, but they still have fewer stations and lines than the New York City subway

Very interesting video ! Yet, you should maybe speak a bit faster ! I found it better to listen to you in 1.25x Great work !

One important detail that is omitted about the NYC subway system is the express/local service. Most lines offer express trains that skip stops alongside local trains that stop at every station. (There are a couple of exceptions--the "G" line in Brooklyn, for example, is all local, but my point stands.) This express/local makes riding NYC's subway much more efficient, but can be terribly confusing for first-timers.

Nah look at the Greater Tokyo Subway in Japan, The Overground, the tube, DLR and the other railways in london and the Shanghai Subway

Funny how you showed the nyc subway with the current rerouting of the f and m trains

They make cows out of glass in Scotland?!?!

I wasn't aware of Galsgow's circular line. I get a sense that we need more circular or loop (and half loop) transit lines. I'm hopeful for the Circle Line in Chicago, Interborough Express in New York, and the Beltline in Atlanta.

Nice and commrehensive video, but what happened to the penguin?

🇪🇺eu athens city 🇬🇷god choose england for this As he choose jews for spirit light... Nobody know gods will 🇪🇺🇬🇷🇪🇺🇬🇷🇬🇧🙏🙏🙏..

What is this accent😭

i am enjoying this pseudoscience analysis 🤭🤭🤭

More likely these negatively affected countries will shift to other crops more suitable for the new climate.

this video is dick my nigga

Let me add 1 problem . All the data about china came from one and only source : National bureau of statistic of china . This bureau is not audited & can't be audited . And this bureau have been proved lying / report fake data all along . So we have to re calculate everything

Lol, India was the biggest economy for at least 15 centuries AD, then China for 2 centuries and then UK for some years and now the USA.

China would be bigger and superior than The US Today, only if they would get rid of their tyrannical government there in Beijing & there, boom, & simple

History repeats itself