Baghdad House Of Wisdom| Overly Sarcastic Productions REACTION

[@brysn6112]

I’m really hoping the history reactions take off! These are my favourites

[@Megamanlanprime]

Always love the OSP reactions! Also if you want some more myth fun, I recommend their April Fools video: “We’re so Sorry!”

[@mortified776]

Yes to more of the history content and educational content in general!

[@thegreatbookofgrudges6953]

7:20 except those bishops in Andalusia, those peeps really love the knowledge they've had learned

[@ITSLEMOON]

Not the books saying thank you baby 😭😭

[@martinlawrence9843]

I absolutely love vids like this, please do more! Also, asa fellow nerd i think you might appreciate this: if you havent already i recommend reading The Library: A Fragile History by Andrew Pettegree and Arthur der Weduwen. It realy sheds some light on the lesser known and discussed centers of learning and knowledge across history.

[@thegreatbookofgrudges6953]

I did get recommendation from my algorithm

[@deanoor9391]

Shes on a roll

[@a.l0043]

This was nice reaction

[@zionglory1001]

Why is this only known showing up for me

[@jat9926]

Chavezz did this one a while ago but how do you feel about lovecraft?

[@wizard926]

I have a reaction request that I think suits your aesthetic. Since you enjoy a lot of history content and have... fascinating food takes, I think you would enjoy the channel Tasting History with Max Miller. Very well researched and interesting food history content. I don't have a specific video request, but his playlists are loosely sorted into time periods/general geographic areas that you could browse through. Pick any that suits your fancy. Thanks. Also, almost forgot the main draw is that he takes a recipe from the time period and recreates it as best as he can, with measurements and directions, and tries it at the end.

[@itsthelasttime13]

💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@ramonsanchez2173]

Second also yay new vid

[@typicalfriend8202]

Firstttt