A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson ► Animated Book Summary

Learn the history of the world in this animated book summary of A Short History Of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson! Video by OnePercentBetter.
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** SUMMARY **
Bryson embarks on a quest to make sense of everything that happened from the Big Bang to the rise of civilization - how we got from there, being nothing at all, to here, being us. His best-selling book, 'A Walk In The Woods' was released on August 19, 2015.
** FUN FACTS **
1. "Tune your television to any channel it doesn't receive and about 1 percent of the dancing static you see is accounted for by this ancient remnant of the Big Bang. The next time you complain that there is nothing on, remember that you can always watch the birth of the universe."
2. There are three stages in scientific discovery. First, people deny that it is true, then they deny that it is important; finally they credit the wrong person."
3. "It is a slightly arresting notion that if you were to pick yourself apart with tweezers, one atom at a time, you would produce a mound of fine atomic dust, none of which had ever been alive but all of which had once been you."
4. "Protons given an atom its identity, electrons its personality."
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[@Obtaineudaimonia]

This video has encouraged me to re-read this book. It's my favourite Bill Bryson book, along with 'Notes from a Small Island'.

[@OnePercentBetter]

How was notes from a small island?

[@vincent_hall]

This is my favourite book in the entire world. There are fish and snakes that spit, they harm from a distance.

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Cheers! I'm glad you like it. -Brandon

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[@liberty-matrix]

"All life comes from a single moment of creation. Some 3.8 billion years ago in some bubbling mud pot or deep ocean thermal vent. Some little bag of chemicals twitched and became animate and than miraculously reproduced itself. Everything that lives now on earth, or ever has lived, descends from that moment. We are all built from a single original blueprint. I don't believe there is a more important or remarkable fact in the natural world, indeed in any world, then that one." ~Bill Bryson

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[@Axerosh]

Wouldn't a spitting cobra be able to inflict harm at a distance even if just a little?

[@OnePercentBetter]

I think you're on to something...

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I was about to comment that

[@adistantecho1275]

First thing I thought of was a chameleon, but I'm not sure that counts

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[@jamiepurcell6296]

I was thinking porcupine

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Birds have also been known to drop rocks on their pray.

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[@sudeepchadha]

Spitting cobra, monkeys throw rocks, octopus ink, skunk spray..so many

[@vibx4892]

"we are the only creature that can harm from a distance" If a bear or a big animal scares someone from afar and gives them a heart attack, then technically they harmed that person from a distance.

[@fancypigeon1031]

thats not how it works

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We humans can harm each other with our words even having long distance.

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[@goldengold8568]

The Pistol/Snapping Shrimp can harm at a distance, so can the spitting cobras.

[@OnePercentBetter]

Nice.

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Great info. Thanks so much. I vlog about my travels, art and life in New York if anyone is into that kind of thing. Cheers!

[@ahmedr.]

llama can spit from a distance 😁

[@AMAN-1591]

when he said, we are only creature which can harm from a distance i . recollected all the data from snake in the city show and by this i got the ans == its spittting cobra

[@its.twosday]

the electric eel can shock creatures in the same pool of water at a distance.

[@holdstill1232]

2:10

[@cosmiclatina4694]

Spitting cobras can harm others from a distance.

[@cyberjynx]

Spitting Cobra or Electric Eel

[@puikplan]

Cobras can spit from 1.5m distance with an accuracy of 90%, usually they aim for the eyes of the victim

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My beard grows very fast. Lol

[@Leopar525]

There are creatures that can set traps at a distance, or throw their venom or toxins

[@kylevaudin7785]

Gorillas and birds can likely harm at a distance, besides that good video

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Nailed it.

[@christophertanner7757]

Spitting Cobra

[@AMAN-1591]

ANS = SPITTING COBRA

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I told y'all that Santa was a perv!

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;) ;)

[@MavericSun]

Aren't their fish that hunt small insects by spitting jets of water at them and knocking them out of the sky.

[@harryplotter8917]

Pistol shrimp can harm from a distance

[@walterkgwedi7205]

Pistol shrimp can harm at a distance

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So many animals hit at a distance, my favorite has to be gorillas 💀💩

[@TashaTrebeck]

Nerd

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Trekky!

[@medmahi241]

😅

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this isn't a summary?

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A 🐫

[@tiagow95]

pistol shrimps can harm at a distance

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Bill wurtz did it better

[@jacobmekeel1620]

Hey there, I have appreciated your videos very much but lately you talk very monotone and almost like you're upset. I'm not sure if you're trying to encourage a more mature audience. It I enjoyed all those crazy bits you would add. I wish all the best for you and hope you're doing ok man. Keep on going you're always great.

[@OnePercentBetter]

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[@IsaacSakowitz]

Mistitled video

[@gauravsinha6060]

Even though the book is great and the facts stated are really interesting, it's really badly written. Everything is just scattered here and there. The writing is not as good and smooth as Walter Lewin's or Richard Dawkins's. It seems that the author knows so many things but in order to exaggerate, he fails to deliver the material in a good systematic manner to facilitate reading, It, thus, seems the book was written in haste.

[@Amybozhemoi]

I'm all over the place and I'm an incoherent piece of shit so this book would be perfect for me . Thanks anon!