[4k, 60 fps] A Trip Through New York City in 1911

[@DenisShiryaev]

Hi all! This video has recently been getting a lot of attention from the media. In some articles they are crediting me for having done something unique, but in my opinion this is unfair. Anyone can repeat this process with algorithms that are currently published on Github; all of them are in the video description. Credit should go to DIAN, Topaz AI, ESRGAN, Waifu2x, DeOldify and other developers who are part of the worldwide ML-community and contributing to humanity by making these algorithms publicly available. Thus, for future reference, you do not need to ask my permission to use this video; you can do with it whatever you want 💖 Welcome to the future, friends

[@queenaddict5124]

This really is amazing ❤

[@fadhlyshirazy]

Future is amazing

[@aaditk6581]

Yeah but we never seen somethin like dis

[@DenisShiryaev]

@Last time I stepped on a Lego was - try to search for "DeOldify" on KZbin, there is a lot of videos like this one :) Nice nickname btw

[@slugerknot]

This is exactly what we needed right now. A different time where things were simpler even in their own busy chaos. Smiling children, hard workers, people who really cared about their appearances, and NYC as a Teenage essentially. This is beautiful and I appreciate your desire to credit so many who worked hard to help your work be possible, but accept the pat on the back, you done good.

[@Freak80MC]

All these people had no idea that by staring through the lens of this new camera thing, people from 110 years later would be staring back at them...

[@TitoBobbyPh]

Yes... 'cause if they did, they'd be all in front of the camera saying hello/shout outs to their great grand sons/daughters...

[@renovatiovr]

How do you know? Perhaps one lady said "Come on George, smile to our grand grand grand grandchildren"

[@yashwinning]

....and making memes of them

[@generalaccount6531]

To 22nd-century historians studying KZbin from the early 21st century: What's up!

[@dom_z3480]

It’s so weird, you think and begin to realize that all these people never really saw what the future was . Some still alive of course

[@thisaintnoparty]

Funny how these people could never fathom, that more than 100 years later, they would've been watched from a smartphone screen by people all around the world.

[@TheKingofdans]

It's a madness init

[@Trancemosphere1971]

H.G. Wells knew it. ;)

[@dontgiveasheet2446]

What if we will be watched too by aliens in the future?

[@Trancemosphere1971]

@@dontgiveasheet2446 Like it or not, we already are observed by aliens. They are as curious as we are, when we watch this video here. :)

[@Yourlibrarian]

TrancemosphereBS That’s not so bad when you put it like that... HELLO!! Welcome to the past!

[@blazendary]

*Reccomended 110 years later*

[@Jared-cl7cd]

Cornyyy

[@bruhmoment169wall3]

Underrated

[@john-pn9kq]

Damn u have 110 likes

[@freshproduce2170]

@@bruhmoment169wall3 on the contrary its actually SO overrated that this guy copied it from the hundreds of other identical comments across YT🙄

[@tehawesomeface1337]

109

[@phantomstrider]

This is unbelievable. Like stepping into a time machine 112 years into the past.

[@aguywhojustexists]

Agreed.

[@aahil4821]

I agree love from Bangladesh ❤

[@alexsky-ved]

2:51 - Ездят на лошадях возле величественных огромных архитектурных сооружений и зданий, которые не под силу даже сейчас построить с помощью современной техники.... Вас это не смущает ? Никаких мыслей нет ? Что все эти люди не строили этих фантастических сооружений и зданий. У меня есть мысль - что современное человечество на эту планету искусственно заселено на остатки какой то предыдущей погибшей высокоразвитой цивилизации

[@kdmusic10]

Love ur vids, didn't know u were into old things like this 😁😁😁

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

​@@alexsky-ved No. We've always been here. The reason they don't make buildings like this now is because it's too expensive. We still have the blueprints and masons still know how to implement this stonework. It simply is cost prohibitive today due to unions and price of material. I can trace my family back to 1642 in the United States. We've been here for generations. We know how these things were built and inventions we're made. It was us! Western civilization! We've come a long way!

[@sauliniinisto9416]

World’s oldest person was 8 years old when this was filmed. She propably remembers something from those days that’s unbelievable.

[@dizzyoru]

Ryan Howard she’s still alive bro

[@NaldinhoGX]

@@Weary1998 Same. xD

[@BigBri550]

I doubt Kane Tanaka would remember anything from New York, 1911. She was born in Japan. I suppose she could have visited New York in 1911, but it is unlikely.

[@Ferdiepie.]

Damn

[@tomasfigueroa616]

Maybe no

[@ashspeaking7910]

Those people staring into the camera could never have predicted that I’d be laying down here on my bed over 100 years later and staring right back at them. It’s just wild.

[@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753]

Its the simulation. Now dont be afraid. There are agents under your bed. You must take the red pill or the blue pill.

[@markhenley3097]

@@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753 Okay kid.

[@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753]

@@markhenley3097 I am a bearded guy and u think I am a kid. I just have a brain 🧠 of one. Wait are you an agent in the simulation 😳 😳 😳.

[@edvinas8621]

@@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753 why not both?

[@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753]

Shi. Never thought of that

[@thebootlegboy]

so weird to think that future generations will be able to look back on our time so much clearer than we can with our history

[@MrThe1234guy]

And they will be horrified.

[@aptafy7167]

@@MrThe1234guy 2021 has entered the chat

[@ks3223]

Think of the thousands of dumb tik tok challenges they will see. "No wonder humans went extinct" the lizard people will think

[@elstink9673]

@@MrThe1234guy That's quite optimistic

[@ks3223]

@Prolapsed who said "they" are humans?

[@TheGreatCommission777]

So intriguing how different life was, body language, humans pace, city sound... No sirens and car music. People were much more in the present moment back then... Very interesting...

[@derp8575]

The last morally sound and sane generation. Cities had their problems, but not to the extent that we see today. There are more people in prison than ever before.

[@sultryjmac]

It make my heart sick to see what we now are.

[@whatzittooya8976]

​@derp8575 sir, they lynched Black people for mere entertainment back then. "Morally sound"

[@zeno4538]

​@@derp8575morally sound and thought black people were inferior, seems right

[@kingvortex-m1n]

Maybe bc there was little technology 🤯

[@8stunna201]

The Oldest person alive as of March 31, 2020 is 117 years old right now. She was born in 1903...eight years before this footage.

[@SirPhillip23]

The oldest know person alive.

[@Samson163]

@@SirPhillip23 got one in every crowd....way to be that person

[@DODSON937]

@SEAN, is "that person" just somebody that makes a rational statement?

[@JeremyKersten]

That's wild.

[@robertshawn77]

God,I wish we lived longer to see more...

[@cuttothechasenews]

Person: what are you filming? Cameraman: it's for my vlog in 110 years

[@zakihidayat468]

Person:what's vlog? Cameraman: i dunno

[@imatteo]

Hahaha

[@everburn]

Good one

[@adskiy_stolyar]

Точно !

[@tacticalsapper]

109

[@proudkiwi7641]

Theres people could NEVER have imagined that millions of people all over the world would some day be watching them from the comfort of their own living room.

[@DaniCoimbraTV]

Indeed

[@peterjohnson8469]

Comfort of their phone in the palm of their hand. 🤣

[@Jsteelies]

Incredible

[@alwayssmokingreggie]

great point!

[@bakabaka3281]

or bathroom.lool

[@Adyman182]

Not a single person alive today has any memories of this year, aside from maybe Maria Branyas. There's nobody currently out there who can say from experience how things actually were back then anymore. Truly a different world.

[@JayKarpwick]

We don't necessarily need memories ourselves though. 1911 was only two lifetimes ago. There are people today whose grandparents or even parents were alive back then. Their lives overlapped with ours and we could have heard their stories. My own grandparents were teenagers at that time and lived long enough for me to know them as a teen myself. And yes, it was a VERY different world. Many of these films are misleading because they tend to show only "interesting" sights like business districts and well-off people. The reality for many wasn't nearly as wonderful as a lof of the "It was SO much better back then" posters claim. Tenements and slums aren't unique to modern NYC.

[@Topic_34443]

Some are still alive

[@derp8575]

True. However, some of us grew up around people who were from that time. My grandparents were born in 1917. Truly the last morally sound and sane generation. My grandparents weren't exceptions to the rule. They were the rule.

[@derp8575]

@@JayKarpwick Even the slums were better off than today. No government dependence, low rates of single motherhood, fewer drug addicts, fewer divorced people, fewer prison inmates, almost no pornography, etc. The collective moral compass was generally better than present-day. Then came along the baby boomers. Each passing generation becomes more unstable and less moral. I've never understood the denialism of people who think that life was worse back then compared to today.

[@sultryjmac]

@@derp8575 Agreed. We are pathetic representations of what it means to be a human when compared to previous eras.

[@AnonURnot]

The person that filmed this is a keeper of rare history

[@banjobailey1849]

Proably dead by now

[@wdim2608]

I have a funny feeling the man posing in front of the camera at 2:22 outside of the Chinese restaurant is the creator of the film. He just had to pose in the frame while the poor man missing a leg with crutches passes by, he couldn’t help himself. It’s pretty much a complete mockery at this point.

[@rustyegg2383]

@@banjobailey1849 no shit

[@rustyegg2383]

@@banjobailey1849 that like 100 years ago

[@Josh-xn9zw]

No still alive and thank you

[@Red-Magic]

The people seeing themselves get taped probably had no idea that by just looking up at the camera, their faces would never vanish from history. And here we are, seeing their faces 110 years later

[@hookeaires6637]

There was no “tape”. It was large format photographic film.

[@ragnawreck3968]

@@hookeaires6637 THANKS WERE SO GLAD YOU CLEARED THAT UP I HAD NO IDEA WHAT HE MEANT BY TAPE.

[@pigeonpower42]

@@hookeaires6637 "taped" is kind of one of those really interesting words left over from older technology. We now use it independent of the actual method used to film something, because that's the word that stuck, for whatever reason. Language is weird. Words like it are and will be like a language fossil, preserving evidence of a different time and way of doing things possibly far into the future. It's really, really amazing, I think. But because of that, I don't think it's actually that incorrect to use it when there is no tape involved, as it doesn't, in my experience, at least, exclusively refer to that.

[@hookeaires6637]

@@pigeonpower42I'm quite aware of language and how it evolves and also how it doesn't in some ways. People tend to be lazy when their fingers are flying over the keyboard. I guess the word "taped" is a suitable substitute for "recorded". Some of the pedestrians seen in the video above had no idea that the strange machine on the heavy tripod was a "motion picture camera" as may have never seen one (notice that almost everyone fails to acknowledge in any way that they're being "photographed ") .

[@hookeaires6637]

@@pigeonpower42 I'm looking forward to the rediscovery of the word "recorded", being the fossil that I am. The word works regardless of the technology involved. When I hear people say that they "taped " using their cellphone (which has never existed as anything other than a digital electronic device) and obviously, video tape cameras aka "camcorders" haven't been in common use for at least thirty years, it makes me wonder how we ever moved on from "horseless carriage ".

[@conanseibel4464]

You know it’s old, almost everyone is thin.

[@sonny01red]

Back when the fat people were the bourgeoisie

[@gargaduk]

Not thin, but normal.

[@wan7ucxOqSUBryTgfpBr7777]

the days before bigmac

[@RaceActionNL]

Before gmo and E 621 . Look at us.

[@RaceActionNL]

@Kamal no its just the food and drinks available at the time. My stepson let's 24/7 in his bed with his phone and he's skinny.

[@benjamin3401]

I’ve lived in NYC my whole life, and this is just beautiful. I wish we still had class like this.

[@georgehenderson7783]

I see on the news that NYC is being overrun with illegal migrants and crime is getting out of control, and it's not going to get any better anytime soon. What's it like in your neighborhood now?

[@derp8575]

Conservatives still have class.

[@qoph1988]

It is possible... It only requires the will. People made this city from nothing! Now you have a bit further to go than that, you have to scrape off the garbage from the island and then you can build a beautiful city again

[@zeno4538]

It looks like a shithole, everyone dresses the same.

[@zeno4538]

It looks like a shithole, everyone dresses the same.

[@stone8847]

props to the camera guy who traveled back in time to record all of this

[@ThePurpleLlamaGetsIt]

Mr Stone 😆

[@EnigmaticDealer]

Mr Stone deadass man we gotta say thank you to him when we see him

[@brianwesley28]

@White Rider Amen.

[@RichWeigel]

@White Rider OMG I know poor you having to live among us minorities who do nothing but work and pay taxes just like.............wait for it.........you!

[@ea956]

White Rider close minded individual 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@w.m.aslam-author]

It’s like stepping back in time. How thoughtful of whoever decided to film everyday life for posterity. Bravo!

[@jimwoodruff791]

Bravo indeed!! Simply Amazing! :)

[@Arkeze]

This is actually the single most interesting and fascinating thing I’ve ever viewed on KZbin.

[@dylancooper8095]

Na i agree.. what a treasure this is...

[@dylancooper8095]

Makes me think of gangs of new york rite at the end when the scenery is changing on the new york view its like rite wear the movie ends this video is wear we pick up

[@Franciaponce]

Yea it's up there...

[@Arkeze]

J Gorrell Thanks I’ll check it out

[@monahands]

Drakilicious 2:20 yes super pissed and angry every one of them

[@Spider-man612]

To watch really old videos in a such good quality truly feels uncanny

[@renemagritte8237]

I don't know. So many dead people, it's depressing.

[@andrewt3417]

None of these people probably ever thought that 110 years later that they would be viewed on a handheld device that also makes phone calls

[@justmeandthethree]

One of them did, and his name was Steve Motorola. Go ahead and Google it.

[@spambot6959]

@@justmeandthethree thx for the info imma look it up

[@InMyOwnWorld7]

@@justmeandthethree lol

[@remastered6825]

@Julian Johnson THIS HURTS HOW IS THIS FUNNY AND IM SCARED TO LOOK HIM UP NOW

[@marv8396]

Nikola Tesla did 6 years before this was filmed: "Within a few years a simple and inexpensive device, readily carried about, will enable one to receive on land or sea the principal news, to hear a speech, a lecture, a song or play of a musical instrument, conveyed from any other region of the globe." -Nikola Tesla (1905)

[@NigelMartinhome]

One thing that stands out in this marvellous little ole film... how relaxed the pace is...

[@MisterRawgers]

Nigel Martin that’s what I’m saying. I absolutely hate traffic and clutter and everyone in a rush to get places

[@CanelonVegano]

People were bored haha

[@DerekDeVries]

Immediately thought the same thing.

[@paladro]

less people, that simple.

[@tundewhitten]

You had to walk slow... wearing a full suit and hat in the summertime before A/C was invented...

[@MoonlightVenator]

That feeling when you smile back to a person who smiled at a camera 109 years ago

[@-dom.exe-1964]

Woah wait that just hit me. 1911 is over 100 years ago

[@crissilvanyc6256]

🤣😂🤣today people are more aggressive.

[@toptime2575]

119*

[@solidredd6481]

@@toptime2575 109*

[@bergydermeister5616]

Holy shit no Satanic communist smart phones and they were fine without them

[@imawafflelad8641]

That New York looks so much more beautiful than it does now

[@vulpo]

Yes, everyone in nice suits or professional uniforms, no trash piled up, no scaffolding, no graffiti.

[@sevader1847]

If only we could have recordings like these from 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 years ago. Would love to see life in the Roman Empire for instance.

[@damage8974]

@B Plancher imagin being a dumbass who can't read "If only".

[@marabras4959]

*wide julius ceaser but he is always on frame*

[@sevader1847]

@B Plancher you are an embarrassment to humankind.

[@vojtizslav]

Youre dumb af.

[@sevader1847]

@@vojtizslav ok

[@Alice_June]

I love how some of the people are so fascinated by the camera, they just stop and stare and smile. The smiles of people long passed, it's beautiful and chilling.

[@john35597]

4:08 Except Hitler, poor guy had enough of the traffic jam

[@SA786.comChannel]

The Camera's Were Still Fairly New In The Early 1900's!! Though Not As New As In The Late 1800's... There Were Alot More People Stopping And Staring During The 1890's (Since Camera's Were The Newest Thing And Everyone Was Impressed And Amazed Of How It Worked)

[@josechavez9041]

@@john35597 😂😂😂

[@Abyessal]

I've never seen so many people wearing so many suits in my life.

[@Alpha-soixante]

And hats!

[@khymaaren]

I think they were all only wearing one...

[@Abyessal]

@@khymaaren I wonder who was the first brave soul to go out in jeans and a Tshirt.

[@ettydavis]

And shoes😱

[@DevinDTV]

@@Abyessal t-shirts started with the US Navy. The convenience caused it to spread to other industries and then to casual wear

[@Laughwithmecrywithme]

6:15 The old Singer building! From 1908-1909 the world’s tallest building then demolished in 1967 and One Liberty Plaza built by US Steel. The next tallest building was the Met Life Tower then in 1913 The Woolworth Building. Oh the history rabbit trails these kind of videos lead me hopping down! Thank you the wonderful footage.

[@jonnyg1426]

This is, genuinely, one of the most incredible things I've ever seen.

[@kerzwhile]

Verbatim what I was going say!

[@Threekayz]

why... you can see this everyday on the internet lmao

[@arpitshivhare217]

@@Threekayz rwoosh/

[@nigward2271]

@@arpitshivhare217 shut the fuck up

[@arpitshivhare217]

@@nigward2271 go to a**

[@richcast66]

This piece of film is unfathomable. A true look into another world

[@julienielsen3746]

Interesting video about the people in that one automobile. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6SaYYV_lLZ2bZI

[@anatolysem]

Yes, that's how it is! This is a different world.

[@Ergomyth]

Can you translate it in dumb please

[@mattk6101]

@War Dog yes you would've. Poverty was even worse back then. This was also when men woman and children were clubbed just for protesting exploitative labor.

[@vasvas8914]

But its the same world man) I think the differences and similarities we notice between that time and ours makes this footage so profound.

[@villmink]

It's weird to think about that if you see a really old person in one of these videos, they may have been born in like 1830-50.

[@jambostringo]

You know what's even weirder? Every single one of these people are dead. Even the smallest kid here is food for the worms.

[@anthonyamigleo8629]

@@jambostringo the fck

[@piotreek7]

Andres zabala What is even weirder: there is a chance that some of them were alive 10-15 years ago

[@lesgrossman4636]

Lucky them

[@nanangagumon2368]

“Weird” pretty natural i think,

[@IronLuisStudios]

It’s fascinating seeing how our culture was like back then, glad to see footage like this persevered.

[@ramdobe9276]

Fun Fact:- This video quality is still better than the “UFO video” recorded in 2019.

[@carrierlandinghdlegacyhorn2686]

Yes and “ghosts caught on camera“ videos too

[@Arrow_bro]

Go see Anabelle in Connecticut and break the glass

[@winstance4493]

Yes it’s true it’s cause in shit cameras it’s easier to fake something without it being noticed

[@carrierlandinghdlegacyhorn2686]

Stygian Cipher Yeah camouflage them in the rough resolution

[@Arrow_bro]

Not aliens but other life forms,you think earth is the only planet that can sustain life when there's millions more?

[@martinkent_]

This is the kind of random KZbin recommended I can get behind

[@1andtheOnly]

KZbin 'recommended for you' is not random.

[@Shepard_AU]

Prajyoth Pradeep A random recommendation?

[@Xeno_-]

Prajyoth Pradeep stfu

[@JohnJohn-sf1df]

This is strangly one of the coolest things I've ever watched.

[@thedbq1]

ikr? imagine this, this was just a normal day for these people, they were just doing normal things they usually did just like every other day, but for us to find it so intriguing TODAY? i mean, i can't imagine how people in year 2129 would think of our today's mundane activities 109 yrs from now!

[@Knightwingofbludhaven]

these are quickly becoming my favourite videos on KZbin

[@rose_blue1]

Same❤

[@mattnewberry8140]

To know that "every single" person in that footage has passed away give me a sense of perspective on life for some reason

[@alanstreetwars2258]

Everyone's will pass away.

[@emilflarsen2]

We're born and then we die. See life as a gift. You got a chance to exist. Something so unique and rare and something almost everyone take for granted. Death is just like before you existed.

[@bruhbruhbruh8905]

This is so deep

[@frndsmrc]

Right!!? It also gives me a uninque feeling about life and time, the way we're simultaneously so close and so distant from those people through this footage.

[@Chrxs210]

flarS Wonder how it feels man it’s scary to think about. Like non stop darkness, no moving, hearing, seeing, smelling nothing. Just pitch black quietness

[@strangebrutoo]

Other than the obvious, what I find really fascinating is that the cameraman at the time, felt that just everyday life was WORTHY of filming with that new precious technology, just for posterity ! Somehow KNOWING, that this seemingly ordinary day to the people on the street, would be seen as absolutely FASCINATING 110 years later !!!!. Here's to the foresight of this/these brilliant cameramen for this amazing time capsule !!! I wish they could know how they've made us feel 110 years later !!!

[@pluckybellhop66]

Cheers :)

[@lilslavboi2171]

wish they knew

[@ashwanishahi1]

He dis it bc it was still far in time as compared to other parts of the world. And people at that time still were fascinated by the stuffs present in nyc.

[@scienceexplains302]

It was everyday life for city dwellers. Rural life was quite different. In fact, the people in the film would be the most enthusiastic to see it. Film was fascinating new technology then. The camera person did not need any unusual foresight. They could have been practicing for a filming career, too

[@msb4838]

Wasn't he fr another country, as well? That's reason enough, even now.

[@edh5154]

Wow, looks the same today in most areas. Thanks for those involved in filming, storing, restoring , light mapping and upscaling.

[@50shekels]

It’s ludicrous. Just imagine for a second you’re going around your business and you glance into a camera lens and never think much about it ever again. And more than a hundred years later people stare back at you. Time travel truly do exist.

[@papayaman123]

what? how is that time travel

[@xXGreyageXx]

Really nigga

[@michilenaVideos]

Well i get your point it is kind of a way of travelling in time, we can all watch that moment that happened years ago just because we invented something to perpetuate a moment in time and watch it anytime we want in the future. To say time travel is just a more poetic point of view :)

[@zx50]

@Galileo I think it's more a case of 'time being captured' forever than time travel.

[@SlowWinterNuts]

@forsenCD It's time travel from the perspective of two distinct points in time by the range of a hundred years interacting with one another, albeit in one way/direction. People from a hundred years ago stared at a camera with little thought, unbeknownst to them that they are staring at what would be people from a hundred years in the future staring right back at them; It gives the eerie sense of time travel via separating a regular human interaction (looking at one another) by over a century with a towering wall of ignorance from one side, like looking at your reflection in a mirror without realizing it's actually a window with a reflective side that people are looking at you from.

[@hashimalsmael3718]

Damn the had no idea we are watching them after 110 years, just imagine people’s talking about us after another 100 years while we’re talking about them talking about us into an infinite loop, took it to another level

[@MrGay-iw6tm]

Agreed and now they will look at this comment and next thing you know this comment will read “169 years ago”

[@DeadSpectre329]

That's pretty meta, Dawg.

[@fzn7887]

it will be much easier for the future generations to see how our life was bacause of the advanced technology we have in this period

[@joanwilson7804]

@@fzn7887 facts

[@waldoman7]

I will tell my grandson to respond to your comment.

[@Angelllord]

That interested guy could not even imagine that millions would see him in 100 years. This is impressive. Like a silent portal

[@eatedcringe4400]

We *need* to find that guy’s living relatives immediately.

[@russkydeutsch]

Right. Mind blowing how he's looking at us into the future. He has no idea that we're on the other side of that camera, in a sense.

[@Natalie.555]

Никакой спортивной одежды!))Все одеты как на праздник!)))Спасибо,за видео !❤

[@phosphorusdaemon7]

"Excuse me good sir" "Is that a 4K camera right there"?

[@calebosborn9527]

Omvrios Zeus lmfao underrated

[@blablaqq]

All jokes aside, analog film is generally superior in terms of resolution compared to digital media.

[@hsvr]

blablaqq yeh sure

[@DJZaydex]

@@blablaqq ok boomer

[@Forgan_Mreeman]

@@blablaqq shut up

[@Ryan-uu8oz]

Hats were the smartphones of 1911; No one left home without one.

[@mahadaalvi]

lol why did I just picture the Bowler Hats from Meet the Robinsons? 🎩👀

[@nibsin]

lol

[@joey6923]

these days no one is home without a step sister getting stuck either

[@georgeramos3437]

It reminds me of the military. Both, men & women are strictly prohibited from walking outside without a PC (patrol cap [or hat]) on.

[@officialN8TV]

@@georgeramos3437 that was like England or sum

[@gabrielborges9192]

Finally, KZbin has recommended this video after 100 years

[@Grinder_mov]

underrated comment :D

[@alainportant6412]

funny kid

[@PA1N_]

No this video is uploaded on KZbin before 7 months not try to be funny at least check out the upload date😒

[@alainportant6412]

@@PA1N_ fuck off

[@ela_frags]

@@PA1N_ here comes the funny guy

[@theanonymoustechie]

2 things stand out to me, the driving and traffic system back then, and how everyone is dressed. Everyone looks like a nice respectable person, no smartphones, it's like everything is just slower... Man technology really messed us up.

[@Ryanez93]

Us..?

[@NinjaRunningWild]

@@Ryanez93Society.

[@derp8575]

All by design. Certain technologies are strategically unleased by the 1% for purposes of social engineering.

[@vuyisilegama3320]

True I wish I was alive back then than now

[@FozzaCovers]

I love how almost everyone is wearing a suit or dress. So cool

[@Jared7873]

Or hot! High starched collars, corsets and long sleeves, even in summer! Blecch!

[@wednesdaynightbusiness6296]

@Donald Trump based

[@HappyDude1]

Dont forget hats Poor or rich you must have a hat 😁

[@mayonnaisedog7986]

@@Jared7873 back in 1911, the temperatures are lower than before. Think about it

[@JoJo-co3ij]

@@mayonnaisedog7986 Yeah because nowadays, Pollution is getting worse

[@KJ-wu3ux]

History is just such an weird thing to think about. Imagine being able to go back in time and experience the world people lived in back then

[@SocialHigh]

We just did :)

[@foxdigg3437]

I can’t lm black lol

[@Seamus3]

That was so deep

[@khabibmcgregor3592]

A weird*

[@lrodger2486]

Bro .... I would love that....

[@focsaboi7545]

Imagine someone being in shorts and a T shirt... they’d probably look at him like he has issues

[@hdzpesca]

Or plane o.o

[@mikehurst9022]

mixed race gay couple 6:19 ...

[@alexanderl7491]

"A gentleman never wears shorts in the city."

[@mikehurst9022]

@Somuch Hussle makes one wonder why it wasn't seen anywhere else in the video... no judgements btw... whether their friends or "friends" I just happened to notice.

[@AndorianBlues]

they’d be scandalized that someone was walking around in public wearing only underwear

[@jonlandin2440]

You can see why crosswalks were developed. The kid at 4:55 is giving the camera a stare. Great stuff.

[@ewcho8995]

Oldest person currently alive is 117. That means they were 8 years old when this was recorded and are alive today to see iphones, space exploration, computers, AI driving cars etc

[@Crashed131963]

The house I live in is one year old when this wa filmed.

[@slatt6881]

@@Crashed131963 The house i am currently living in was 31 years old in this video

[@Crashed131963]

@@slatt6881 Cool. Civil war just ended. I had to take off a original 8 inch high solid wood baseboard and fallen behind it was a 1910 Hockey card (Montreal Wanders) and a 1914 dated postcard were the person asked how do you like living at the address these past few years. So I guessed around 1910.

[@Bloodbain88]

Mind blown.

[@iwatchhentaieverydaywithsenpai]

Perhaps

[@michaelp4915]

Literally everyone wore hats, it’s a bald mans paradise.

[@justelectricllc]

And suits

[@kkbhasker7975]

Yeah Michel jackson hat

[@JJSlick7]

You’re right Costanza 😂

[@zedrising9430]

Yep, back when people had the class/decency to dress smartly everywhere they went.

[@victoriamitchell2233]

@@zedrising9430 Go wear a black three-piece suit in NYC during the summer, and you'll see why people stopped wearing them all the time

[@ivl9846]

To: “Most of these people are dead by now” comments, Some kid 80 years from now will say that about us when reading our comments.

[@destroyermaker]

Hi kid 80 years from now

[@shevrolet3423]

Hello future person reading this. Be kind.

[@chrisschuett4052]

Lol you think our comments will still be around in 20 years??

[@xxthegasproxx7001]

For real

[@thiccdaddydaequan4729]

Deadass

[@andersongomes7491]

It's interesting that everyone here can have a different perspective when watching videos like this. Personally, with each look, I had a different feeling. I tell you one of the many perspectives I had: It gave me a bit of an existential crisis when I saw and thought: All the people out there walking back and forth, looking at newspapers, thinking about their next appointment and their problems, have already passed away; died and so the world takes turns visitors (us)., and you who are reading and I are part of this relay, in a time that, compared to that of the earth and the universe, is insignificantly short. "...I'm a drop of water, I'm a grain of sand..." Renato Russo.

[@Block9354]

This still better quality than bank security camaras

[@damienbell5854]

Underrated

[@za7674]

LOL that’s right

[@resneptacle]

Because it's very different technologies, use cases and especially effort required

[@antonioguglielmetti2661]

LOL for real though 😂

[@mikey2363]

Haha so true

[@purplepolarbear5052]

Imagine people watching these kinds of videos about us, years later. These are such ordinary people and yet so fascinating. Incredible.

[@okxz10]

I hope they don't watch them tiktokers videos in the future and think that was how everyone was like our time 😏

[@thearmadillidiumemporium8353]

We watch these well behaved citizens actually being productive members of society... And our great grand children will watch all of our tick tocks and memes and they will KNOW that it was our generation of morons who ruined their future.

[@fry1goat]

@Kevin Peralta Ignorant much? Midwest where love of country still exists side by side with morality?

[@andresxd3156]

@x Florio Lol most big cities are liberal and progressive so that’s not a surprise

[@MrThermostatic]

They're all a bunch of racists (satire, but a lot of younger people feel that way:)

[@BACTAonPC]

Little did these people know that they were going to be seen by millions a hundred years later

[@Chadowgon5]

They cant know they are dead

[@dositless9554]

@@Chadowgon5 I think that is part of the point he's making.

[@Chadowgon5]

@@dositless9554 They could'nt know either

[@dositless9554]

@@Chadowgon5 That would be accurate to say.

[@glennposadas8091]

And they’re all dead by now.

[@noyaok123]

The comments to videos like these are always amazing and thought-provoking :)

[@eliminatorjr]

i know right? always attracts geniuses waxing such insights as "before diversity. gotta go back" and "liberals ruined this"

[@noyaok123]

​@@eliminatorjrAll the comments I see are interesting thoughts regarding the video

[@Poisson4147]

@@eliminatorjr Or "do you realize they're all dead now?" (/duhhh)

[@scsi1995]

its hard to immagine that this are not scenes of a movie - that this what we see here was real life

[@dwdadevil]

I was about to say this video was made by an AI called DainApp

[@rayfinkle9369]

If this were a Hollywood movie, there'd be a ton more diversity thrown in there.

[@undomiel152003]

@@rayfinkle9369 Film represents real life, back then, which by the way, look closely, you will see not just white people, and now.

[@samerkk1836]

@@rayfinkle9369 imagine getting so triggered by seeing black people

[@PerfectlyFunctioningAI]

closes thing to time travel if you ask me.

[@samsv5755]

Recorded: 1911 Recommended: 2020 The mighty algorithm knows when to recommend.

[@ricky7695]

Sam Śv5 silly goose. It’s recorded in 1911 but we just reused the footage so technically it was just published 1 month ago

[@samsv5755]

Ricky Nguyen I know you fking donut. Technically the footage is from 1911.

[@Bramon83]

That observation makes no sense.

[@alexgibson1291]

did you know if you say gullible really fast over and over it sounds like you're saying Apache attack helicopter

[@jorn1738]

Alex Gibson No it doesn’t it just sounds like you said gullible multiple times ...wait

[@WILLYLYNCH.]

These people probably never could of guessed someone 110 years later would be watching them on a little screen laying in bed eating Cheetos.

[@patriciaedevane]

We watched these films but in fast motion and black and white, like something unreal, fixing these movies with a computer makes us feel them as real people

[@jerome.angelachandler6501]

😂😂😂

[@jjxlifts]

that’s creepy when you think about it...because in the future instead of a screen they can see us and almost be present in virtual reality

[@donaldhamilton5345]

Willy Not to mention eating Cheetos in our underwear .

[@jamesjdm]

Or even knowv what a cheeto is

[@christiecook2241]

This is incredible and fascinating...especially the little boy..so curious looking into the camera..rewatched that a few times. :) Thank you for this.

[@rorygilmore2470]

i truly love how elegant people looked back then.

[@jason8237able]

you look elegant, too

[@Anchedolce]

Nobody’s stopping you from dressing like that

[@deadbydash9074]

I thought everybody was rich back then.

[@rorygilmore2470]

Mahmoud El-Ali did i say i wanna dress like them?

[@robertoayala809]

@@Anchedolce 😂

[@AllVibeVision]

It's funny how rich people owned a car back then while everyone else had a horse. Now everyone has a car and only rich people own a horse.

[@gibbonbasher8171]

David Argueta Rosario A comment like this would’ve been funny 8-9 months ago.

[@mandogarcia8145]

And cowboys

[@maurosampietro9900]

The oldest line in the book still gets likes

[@Poemwriter_Angelo]

i have read that comment many many many times.. unoriginal. but true.

[@NegusInParis01]

I don't even have a car :(

[@abbydelossantos3544]

This looks like it straight up came from a movie. Everyone looks so Classy. Their walk, poise, everything..

[@yaint77]

Yeah but at what cost lol

[@bryanaguilar5440]

yea when everyone was raised/forced to care about what everyone else would think of there appearance and who they were for no reason

[@awashrelic]

bryan aguilar yeah that's probably why there were more murderers and serial killers back then

[@gallimead]

@@awashrelic so if there was more muggers, murderers, and serial killer back then (sources would be nice), you would have a healthy respect for everyone you met. And that would follow that you respected yourself, and how you presented yourself

[@oldfridge5059]

Walter Bitch these people were the upper class, Wallstreet and the like.

[@geisaune793]

I wasn't sure I wanted to watch an 8.5 minute video, but within 10 seconds of the video starting I was hooked. Love the streetcars, love the beautiful buildings, and love the walkability. Great upload

[@Rocky1223G]

It's quite impressive how the world changed just in 100 years, from riding horses in the 1890s to flying spaceships and having internet in the 1990s. The XX century was the turning point in human history.

[@growingstruggle5493]

In some way i think we should regret these quick changes, they shifted so much our human existence that they still plage our own century.

[@mem1701movies]

Guess that’s why they talk about it so much in STAR TREK

[@MrDomestosWC]

Actually, the industrial revolution was the turning point. What we have now is the resultant of the industrial revolution. It's a long way, and yes our times will be referred to as the technological era but we would be nothing without the industrial revolution. What amazes me is how far we came as a society since the industrial revolution and how much we have improved. Industrial revolution was a high crime and low life expectancy, working 16hrs a day era.

[@giogifrack7129]

New order

[@von6413]

It is amazing. But what’s also amazing is how people are devolving on twitch and twitter on the other hand...

[@joshbam]

its crazy to think that not a single one of them is alive today.. and this was just reality for them.. wow

[@muhammadsaleh4902]

It's crazy in 100yrs that's going to be us. circle of life

[@adrianoherger]

May be one of them is still alive, never know

[@Jolsiuuw]

@@adrianoherger possible but even a new born in the video would be 109, well more than a century. and being that currently the oldest person alive is 117 and with the general lack of newborns in the video it would be a miracle for even one of the children to be alive

[@junebug8882]

Be happy you wasn't born in their generation👍2020.. What..

[@thelegendarycritique40]

Thats going to be us soon as well. People from 2121 telling us how we are in our graves and what not 😕

[@JuliaPiraszewska]

March 29th: This video starts showing up in everyone's recommended

[@malabizzness]

LMAO YEAH

[@ia2025]

Yup but I’m not complaining! I really enjoyed it 😀

[@JuliaPiraszewska]

Von Vaughn yeah me too!

[@Jkpgs]

im glad it did

[@Jkpgs]

Someone should really dress up like this again and do a video in new york

[@fdrstan]

Of all the billions of videos on KZbin, this one has to be the greatest.

[@saltwatertaffy7020]

Three years before WW1 and approximately seven years before the Spanish flu, these people were expecting that the relatively peaceful 'golden age' to continue.

[@marciosales4048]

And 18 years before 1929

[@F17A]

Marcio Sales and 1 year after 1910

[@lisaschmidt9718]

And 2 years before 1911, when the twin towers fell

[@giannis_toupolemou]

Not like the US had war on its soil during world war 1 and 2, maybe pearlharbour? I dont if i missed something. So they pretty much carried on living peacefully

[@ennisdelmar807]

@@lisaschmidt9718 lmao they feel 1901 dumbass

[@Sealdrop]

That was before both world wars. Imagine explaining to those people what's about to happen

[@whywouldyousaythat2648]

i see your comments literally everywhere, good job

[@donkique956]

They would never believe it.

[@chloetwintheii3872]

I literally was thinking the same thing!

[@chloetwintheii3872]

It’s so insane to think about

[@JTT1010]

Same could be said now

[@srenjrgensen1468]

This footage looks like the memory of someone´s dream.

[@Appal.]

This comment is the weirdest thought I can Imagine, now the video is tainted with this concept, and I don’t mind it!

[@jeramyjaymes]

That sentence sounds amazing for some reason.

[@tabaccopuro]

It's my dream. I am plugged into a computer at the Medula Oblangata...

[@MaxskiSynths]

I was just thinking it's really dream like so glad I came across this comment

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

The coment sounds weird, but even thoutgh it makes sense

the amount of feelings and sensations i get from this videos are insane...

[@tommysawake4130]

My Grandmother was born in 1901. She passed away in the mid 80's. I can still remember her telling me stories of what it was like growing up back in them days. She use to tell me how crazy it was seeing vehicles slowly replace horse & buggies. Wonder what she would say today about modern times?

[@Cheldesho]

Im sorry for ur loss, but i would hv standby my popcorn and lemon sprite if she was still here n listening to her story n i dnt care how much hours I'd spent on 😂

[@frankmilo4805]

Treasure and remember her stories, your task now is to write them down for others to read and learn.

[@MegaBighead666]

Bro with all due respect, she or anyone for that matter, from that era would think; “wow let’s go back, this is all messed up”, Or something along those lines. This world is corrupt! It probably was like that too, but it’s more evident now.

[@Thatguyy7439]

With all this economic craziness today, you’re gonna have to explain to your grandkids how horse and buggy slowly replaced cars.

[@MrOiram46]

You Been Here Before Idk, a lot of people who are over 100 years old tend to be very optimistic and just go with the flow.

[@vyshus7629]

0:35 the chances of this man to expect someone watching him on samsung phone in high definition somewhere from India are none. Not even the realm of imagination in his mind had the reach to picture this scene. Just think about it. What we see and experience are so different from this guy. Both are same life but still one life has so many faces.

[@msinaanc]

Indeed! You made me think deep my friend, even though the difference you have mentioned is also in between us for somehow in the same time parallel. Truly spectacular and baffling way of life

[@johnp7790]

that's crazy bro

[@evo2542]

In 2120 " The chances the same man to expect someone to be walking around with him in a VR/AR environment are none"

[@kurtpatterson509]

You know what else ppl can't consider: that the earth was destroyed millenia ago, and archeologists recreated (a decent version of) it with such realism (from our perspective) that the inhabitants of the simulation believe that they are authentic originals of the entities they merely represent, and believe that they are real ppl experiencing real lives for the first time. And when real people visit this exhibit, we call them ghosts and aliens. It is bitter sweet. Interesting, and also sad. But mostly, beyond the imagination of the recreations that live, love, and give their lives, here. Echoes.

[@RealDantendo]

I’m really thinking about this man now, he lived his whole entire life, and odds are, this short clip of him standing on a boat smiling at this strange new technology is probably the only thing left of him in this world over 100 years later

[@CoastalKite]

Proof someone was vlogging before it was trendy

[@manomenon1]

it is shaycarl ancestor who was vlogging there

[@BabyAntraxx]

It’s David Dobriks great great great grandfather

[@alexandersmagin4769]

It was not "vlogging". They were just filming the city

[@2pi628]

It was a Swedish documentary. about travels in America. One of the first.

[@sirhoneybadger5875]

Well done.

[@vincentbolsee4097]

It's absolutely fascinating what technology can do these days. Whole swathes of cinematic history can be given a second life through these renovation and colourisation processes. Congratulations to the developers!

[@nacecity225]

it’s crazy to all these people their living just another day of their life. but what they don’t know is people 110 years from then will watch them on a device the size of their hand.

[@effortlessawareness8778]

Indeed. And the generation now literally documents their entire lives on camera and No one 110 years from now will give 2 shits to watch those that document their lives 24/7 -itl be like meh Im not going to sit and watch your entire life thatl take my entire lifetime lol. Think about the millions of people that document the shit out of their lives vloggers snapchatting instagrammin all day every day. Everyone has their own KZbin channel abd youtube is saturated with these vloggers everyone wants to be the star of their own godamb tv show so nearly everyone does it.

[@drizzlenumba1]

@@effortlessawareness8778 This is definitely not true. No one cares about your life in particular however people WILL come back to see the difference in our culture, our morals, the things we liked, what was trending and our reactions to historical events 100%. If in the future it is decided racism is trully terrible and that Trump was a mistake then his supporters will 100% be viewed as vile and disgusting like we view those people trying to stop black kids from entering schools because of their skin color. THAT is definitely what they will come for. So let's see how you'll be seen. How you'll forever be known.

[@jorgeespinosa3179]

Nace City, Excellent observation. It does make you wonder that, possibly, the next giant, technological step in the future will be time travel. And looking at your phone will be something of the past.

[@benjaminbakkehansen693]

@@jorgeespinosa3179 The next technological step (maybe within 10 years but conservative estimates is 25 years) will be the emergence of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) which ultimately will be the last human invention, as every future invention past that point will be created by the AGI at an exponential rate. This is also known as the singularity event in science, and will literally be a time where Nobel prize winning inventions are discovered by the AI every 5-10 seconds. It will be the end of humanity as we know it, and will transcend the difference you experience between your own life and this video by orders of magnitude.

[@erickblanco4828]

Benjamin Bakke Hansen That’s very true with AGI Like you stated there will be no need for human inventors with the AI constantly learning around the world gaining more knowledge all future inventions will be from AI

[@brocodo]

Everyone is commenting about the fact that it's old footage while I'm insanely impressed by how the hell this footage was made 60 fps and 4k by neural networks / AI. Do you guys realize how insane that is..??! A computer generated all those missing frames and detail while still keeping it realistic looking.. Denis I appreciate what you do man.

[@nutellacheese6017]

Tbh

[@laurencefraser]

The 4k part isn't that impressive (because of how film works), the 60fps part probably is. I'm slightly more impressed by the colour.

[@mickeyshaw1820]

I still don’t understand how data is stored on silicon. Who came up with that idea?

[@MatsErikTeigen]

@@Fischergarten Have a look at this Highresolution color photograph from 1912. The earliest videos dates back to 1903. Photographs in color dates back to the 1860s. Amazing! upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/Prokudin-Gorskii-12.jpg

[@brocodo]

@@laurencefraser Could you elaborate by what you mean with that's how film works? I know some film is stored at higher resolutions than it appeared at that time, but I'm pretty sure he upscaled this footage with AI while not having the orginal film, right?

[@ParaSytius]

Almost mind-blowing to think that every single person you see in this film has since passed away. Also, nice to see that the whole speed walking issue has been fixed, rare to see time flow at normal rate from film made in that era.

[@JoeBlow-ub1us]

i was about to comment the same thing

[@daltonmseek]

if they can do it, so can we :)

[@rigeljmc]

Back then film was at 18 fps, and you can't just add 6 frames to reach the modern 24 fps, so just speed up.

[@bocadye4741]

the oldest known person alive today was born 8 years before this footage was taken sooo not exactly lmao

[@Concetta20]

Para Sitius it’s really crisp too, it feels incredibly “now”.

[@Exodus3210]

2160p! Thank you. The history has never been so clear.

[@burglekut]

Did a single face that stared into that camera lens know many people from the year 2020 were watching them?

[@PITTER_99]

Imagine someone in 2120 reading our comments, mindblowing

[@sherryw1919]

Right?! 🙂

[@trarroyo]

Here’s a story about the steamboat at the end. mobius.mysticseaport.org/detail.php?module=objects&type=related&kv=443568 and www.nytimes.com/1912/07/17/archives/two-steamboats-in-crash-the-nassau-opens-the-rosedales-side-near.html and the fact that it was impressed during WW1. www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/OnlineLibrary/photos/sh-civil/civsh-r/rosedale.htm

[@DougsDiggers]

Lim Jahey Corona is gonna have a difficult time spreading here. It will but It'll take a while.

[@Th3Siam]

@@DougsDiggers trust me that thing spreads like a bitch.

[@MrXxsoulessniperxx]

Imagine telling these people that in over a 100 years, their great great grand children are gonna be brawling mfs over toilet paper.

[@ssjwes]

or licking toilet seats

[@TreyMotes]

Imagine making TP jokes and still thinking they're even remotely chuckle-worthy anymore.

[@whooshifgay9833]

@@TreyMotes keep your opinion to yourself

[@MrXxsoulessniperxx]

@@TreyMotes Imagine getting all worked up over a tp comment.

[@jadonmathew7025]

Trey M it was a funny comment chill out

[@drawnhere]

Imagine having a VR version of this, where you're right in the middle of all of it.

[@bilfa98]

2130 peope will definitely have it to see 2020

[@pathologicallyfriendly]

Can't you view this video in VR from the menu?

[@colin4322]

Pathologically Friendly it isn’t actually vr

[@goat6354]

Its not real VR without 6dof.

[@TONYPORJ]

I'll coin it right here: you heard it first from me. What your proposing will be called Immersive Virtual Reality

[@WalkWithMeFinland]

Greetings from Finland🇫🇮🌱 Thank you for the beautiful video🤝🙏🌹

[@springsogourne]

I love these. All those people not realizing they would be forever captured on film. Each person an amazing story that we will never know.

[@dimfuturefilms9070]

Maybe in the future we will know.

[@brettb.7425]

It’s crazy to think that my great grandma was 8 when this was filmed. She died at 104 in 2007.

[@maryl8539]

My great aunt as well, born in 1903, she died in 2008 at age 105

[@brettb.7425]

@@maryl8539 wow! She and grandma were the same age.

[@Voltomess]

omg how is that possible that people from that era live so long. Is it because of healthy food no preseratives and other crap means thewy had all natural food?

[@acousticshadow4032]

@@Voltomess It's just genes. On average, and in aggregate, they did NOT live as long as we do now.

[@yvonneplant9434]

@@Voltomess Luck and good health. But lots of childbirths deaths did happen.

[@jayxproductions]

Imagine poppin up in the center of the crowd with a track hoodie, joggers and high top shoes with AirPods in, Apple Watch and iPhone in your hand

[@Alpha-Andromeda]

Junior Villalba they’d probably think you’re a monkey escaped from the visiting circus. 🎪

[@jayxproductions]

1. Sounds like you have a personal problem with how ppl dress 2. It was a thought, idk why you’re being technical

[@semblanceofdisorder]

@@Alpha-Andromeda yes but for as long as his battery holds a charge he would be the world's greatest magician.

[@averyhoppes]

çeci n’est pas une pipe shut the fuck up lmao

[@deltafox399j]

@@Alpha-Andromeda ok le boomer

[@thevirginian5746]

Amazing footage! Interesting to see trolley cars, automobiles and horse driven carriages all on the same street! And all of the people are so well-dressed --- seems like a different world...

[@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459]

For these people, Napoleon is as far back as Hitler is for us and the Civil War is far back for them as the Vietnam War is for us.

[@KKomalShashank]

Back when the World Wars had not yet happened.

[@kbeaksskbeakss5208]

they were 100 years away from napoleon, we are 70 year away from hitler

[@JachAnen]

@@kbeaksskbeakss5208 Closer to 80 years from Hitler, it's little more than 75 years as he died in April 1945. They were 90 years away from Napoleon as he died in 1821. So sure, the statement is wrong by 15 years, but yours is too. Better comparisons would be to wars, as the Texas Revolution and the Creek War was as far back for them as WW2 is for us, 75 years, The First Carlist War was going on it's third of 7 years (Spanish civil war).

[@auxiliarylens3876]

And the civil war was their big war like WW2 is for us. Pretty neat thought.

[@carbondated21]

Now we have Trump

[@mikequintero3555]

The way they all double take/ stare into the camera is making me feel like I’m a time traveler and they’re on to me !

[@tishreza8647]

Same!😃

[@Tito127-b7w]

Imagine they all are dressed elegant and just appear someone from the future wearing Jordan’s Nike, Levi’s trucker jacket, jeans, etc. All this people from that time will be looking the time traveler like some kind of freak and curios at the same time.

[@slimjim9438]

Pretty sure they have no comprehension of what a time traveler even is

[@jl2280]

@@slimjim9438 Wrong! H G Well's novel 'The Time Machine' was published 1895. The concept of time travel was certainly known.

[@alexsky-ved]

2:51 - Ездят на лошадях возле величественных огромных архитектурных сооружений и зданий, которые не под силу даже сейчас построить с помощью современной техники.... Вас это не смущает ? Никаких мыслей нет ? Что все эти люди не строили этих фантастических сооружений и зданий. У меня есть мысль - что современное человечество на эту планету искусственно заселено на остатки какой то предыдущей погибшей высокоразвитой цивилизации

[@morestuff64058]

HERE ARE SOME AWESOME fun facts: Somebody actually identified the people in the car at 3:59. The car was registered in 1911 in NYC. The name of the owner was the Lochwicz family. The family lived at 548, Eighth Street. The car was an E-M-F 30 touring car. The father called Florian Lochwicz They had 3 kids, and you can see the servant as well. The father was born in Prussia, in 1871 and he came to the US in 1890. The wife, Antoinette Lochwicz was his cousin and she was born in NYC. They were most probably cousins. Antoinette`s /the wife`s/ father escaped from Poland from the January Uprising in 1860s and settled down in New York City. Florian owned a lot of barber shops in New York, and he died in 1918. His death was published in many papers, leaving 5 children behind.

[@r0n718]

Thanks for the info! Very interesting. I was wondering about that family. I figured they were prob wealthy tourists from the UK or Germany.

[@morestuff64058]

@@r0n718 No need to thank me. thank this guy for giving the info kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6SaYYV_lLZ2bZI

[@jaspal99]

Imagine being doxed online like this in 100 years

[@StrandedClone]

@@jaspal99 HHAH YEAH I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT THAT but I think they were popular wealthy family.

[@MichielBLKorte]

Yes, in the car are his son Francis aged 15 (he would die only twenty years later), Elsie aged 7 and baby Arthur.

[@vent698]

When we look at these people 113 years ago, we realize that life is just a moment. People will come after us and look at our era

[@JulienNeel]

Watching this was truly an incredible experience. Thank you!

[@GS_PlayzFN]

Donald Trump died kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4TFaoyVr9ifecU

[@robertneria4311]

Ya it was

[@robertneria4311]

God Bless!!

[@The_Primary_Axiom]

A Cappella Trudbol Just know that all these people are dead as if they never existed. This is the only evidence showing these men and woman were actually a living organism in the entire universe.

[@giornogiovanna9727]

You mean golden experience

[@adaax]

This era always gets to me, a few years before the First World War and everyone still blissfully unaware of the horrors the next few decades will bring, and the total remaking of the world that will follow.

[@TheInfantry98]

Only first world nations were remade in a way. Most of the world hasn’t changed that much honestly. Trust me man spend time in 3rd world countries to gain perspective

[@areyoujelton]

Mert Ertin yes we do. Everything in this time loop matrix repeats. This is samsara. This is endless reincarnation until you break the cycle. The infinity symbol is an infinite loop of death and rebirth. ♾

[@midnighttrucker19]

@Spongebob Squareballs Americans somehow got involved in a war that had nothing to do with helping, protecting or building America.

[@TheBenchPressMan]

TheInfantry98 - this is an interesting remark, it certainly made me think. In some cases however the 3rd world has actually regresses culturally, politically and economically from this time. Many South America countries for example at this time where as economically powerful as America, but allowed corruption, inequality and drugs to destroy themselves.

[@Light-cy1gp]

wow i love your wisdom and how u write, u should become a writer ❤

[@tocoparacuando]

This is the closest to time travel we can get right now.

[@borisrin3775]

I feel the same

[@Dog3D]

Have you tried DMT?

[@treewisps4085]

not going to lie i wouldn't want to go back to this year

[@thedbq1]

@@treewisps4085 yea but if it's just for a day......why not, right? just a day.... it'd be so awesome, imagine that!

[@Peterscraps]

@@Dog3D Found Joe Rogan

[@NoetherPoint]

Born in 1982. Watching this in 2024. How is it I feel such a strong sense of nostalgia? It could almost be called liminality.