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[@raymiemiller1455]

Saying the Everglades is filled with crocodiles and not alligators is also a mistake. The Everglades is actually the only place on Earth with both alligators and crocodiles - and there are far more alligators (about 200,000 alligators compared to only about 3,000 crocodiles).

[@TheAmazingallan]

there’s a reason they’re the Florida Gators and not the Florida Crocodiles!

[@opusmaximum]

Thanks! I knew that I remembered that correctly from CSI Miami.

[@Hexagonal_Goblin]

Can’t wait to see this next year!

[@damianhugh]

came here to say this i study everglades restoration 😭

[@petersmythe6462]

I certainly saw a lot of crocodiles (not just alligators) there. Are you sure there are only 3000?

[@Logarithm906]

I really hope you're including 0:09 that you highlight the convex part of the building while explaining that it's concave.

[@krispykrisps7108]

The Caduceus is both correct and incorrect. It’s the symbol for the staff of Hermes, the god of way too many things to list, but there is one in particular that’s important: god of alchemy. He wasn’t originally the god of alchemy until the Greeks combined him with his Egyptian counterpart, Thoth. In particular, dating all the way back to 100-400 CE, it was the symbol inscribed or stamped on concoctions both alchemical and pharmacological, namely occultist sticks. What is an occultist stick? Well, since medicines were typically dispensed as a solid, alchemists would mix tree gum into the ingredients and fashion the medicine into small rods. When you needed to take your medicine, you broke off the end, mixed it with honey/oil/water, and slurped the result. Anyway, before the medicine fully hardened, the alchemist would stamp the prescriber, the ingredients, the disease it was meant for, and… a Caduceus symbol. Why? Maybe it was the symbol for the god of alchemy. Maybe it was the symbol for commerce. Maybe it indicated it was a treatment for the eye because the mythical Caduceus “charmed the eyes of men”. Maybe it was because snakes were the symbol of immortality, shedding their skin to be reborn anew without disease or age. Maybe it was a fad. No one knows. Much, much later, it would indicate the presence of mercury, which was a beloved medieval treatment (since medieval European alchemists believed mercury was the basis of all things, including the human soul). Then it became the medieval symbol of pharmacy. While the Rod of Asclepius would be more apt for medicine, people were using it as a medical symbol before some guy in the US Medical Core. In 1556, president John Caius of the Royal College of Physicians of London had a Caduceus rod made and every president afterwords would carry it. Funnily enough, a replica of that rod was given to the American College of Physicians in 1954, which was 40 years after the US Medical Corps adopted it. TL;DR: Ironically, while not the symbol of the practice of medicine, the Caduceus is the symbol of the medicine itself.

[@thatstarwarsnerd6641]

The way I heard it, because it was a symbol of messengers, it was used by the military to distinguish non-combatants, which led to its adoption by the medical corps

[@owencollins8561]

I was half interested

[@Nobi36]

Same

[@pyeitme508]

Lol

[@formorian5]

Regarding the caduceus, here's a culture question. How long do you have to use a symbol wrong before it eventually becomes right? Symbols can change in meaning, just like words can.

[@imveryangryitsnotbutter]

Christians have definitely been using the cross wrong since 1096 AD.

[@jasoncole1833]

Like the swastika, it was originally used by I think the Hindi and it meant something good but now it doesn’t

[@JohnCooper-gm6mn]

And how many times do you need to misspell a word before it's accepted that its spelling changes... 🙄

[@formorian5]

@@JohnCooper-gm6mn please excuse my stumpy fingers making mistakes on my phone and my tired eyes failing to catch those mistakes

[@jbird4478]

It's not how long, but how by how many people. Dictionaries will change words when there is a significant amount of usage with its new meaning. I suppose one could apply the same method to symbols. It that case it doesn't really matter how long they've been using it, because it's still just one organization.

[@TheTailedFox]

Actually impressive how you managed to explain quite a lot of mistakes in just around 7 minutes. I actually find that pretty great.

[@TheHylianBatman]

The mistake video is my favorite every year because I get reminded of stuff I saw at the time and get to learn about stuff I missed at the time or that was gotten wrong. I really appreciate that he always corrects his mistakes.

[@himagainstill]

Bonus point for #5: Cicero was part of the educated elite class, and at that time the language of the educated elites of Rome was Greek. Latin was the language of the common people. Related fun fact: Julius Caesar used to exaggerate for the sake of leaving a profound legacy, so his quotes include things he said but also things he claimed to have said. To this day, the way to tell the difference is which languages it's attested in. If it's Greek and Latin, he probably said it. If it's only in Latin, he probably made it up after the fact.

[@andrewchapman2039]

Honestly, credit to that hollow earth guy for at least having a *different* crackpot theory.

[@heaththeanimalman5684]

I'm from Memphis Tennessee and you gotta love the big fish in the bass pro pyramid.

[@saphinfection1333]

I love the fact that in the deluge of flat earth comments, there's just one guy giving a neat math lesson.

[@EverythingTheorist]

Don't jump the gun, we've got 4 months left in the year. :P But yeah! The humor of this channel is so cheap but that's what makes it good.

[@aaryamangupta]

HAI is spoiling us with so much high quality content :D

[@kice]

As a fun fact, most of the HAI mistakes videos have been in my "KZbin ask you if you want to watch again" recommendation box. THE BOTS, THE BOTS THEY KNEW EVERYTHING.

[@nikitakucherov5028]

I live right where you originally said the Everglades was located, I vividly recall thinking to myself, no way!! Its way South of here. Cool to see it fixed in this video

[@A_Casual_NPC]

That last one made my laugh out loud. These videos are always a treat

[@nobodycallednobody2826]

You mean every cheap, lame joke? Just kidding, your vids are great, and although I haven't heard cheaper jokes, they are the best ones at the same time. I just can't get how you can sound so funny and carefree here whereas the videos you make at Bendover Productions are truely some of the most information dense vids out there.

[@TheGamerbeasts101]

@Emotional D They're not cheap... they're HAF (Half as Funnny)... BA DUM TSSS

[@staceyhall7962]

I assume it was irony talking about the 20 Fenchurch St building, colloquially known as the 'walkie talkie', because they have since added a non-reflective film to glass to stop this from happening. But the videos of being able to fry an egg from the building are still pretty fascinating.

[@spudgunn8695]

Whilst Cicero was indeed a Roman, the most common language spoken in Rome was.... Greek. Latin was only used for government work. Everyone else spoke the Greek language of the time.

[@analander9222]

That's not true. While Greek was used by academics, people still use latin all over the empire (the western half at least), and that's why the Romance languages were Romance and not Greece.

[@spudgunn8695]

@@analander9222 um, I did say in Rome, not the Roman empire. You know, the city itself? In fact, Greek was the lingua franca of most of the Italian peninsula at the time of Cicero.

[@greatwolf5372]

Possible, there were a lot of Greek slaves after all. The educated upper class also knew Greek but it was not their first language. The commons all spoke Latin. So I would say Latin followed by Greek were the languages of Rome.

[@timothystamm3200]

@@spudgunn8695 that's still not completely right because locally originated proletarii would have spoken Latin. That actually helped Caesar look like a populist because he didn't speak Greek as well as his fellow Patricians and favored Latin. Greek was a sign of education or origin from outside of Italy and the Western Empire. So Latin wasn't just the language of governance in Rome. P.S. slight edit for grammar and to make subtext text. The Proletarii were the vast majority of Romes citizens and outnumbered the slaves and freedman especially if you're looking at single origin. Most of them were local because the other likely way to end up in Rome besides being local to the west and then ending up as urban poor was to be brought in as a slave and freed. So the majority were local poor, lower middle class/working class and didn't have the money to get educated in Greek. Greek was a prestige language not the common tongue.

[@F.-VonEverHeck]

The situation you're describing here is more like how it was in the eastern part of the empire: the lingua franca there was Greek ever since the Hellenistic period. This area had been ruled by a Greek speaking upper class for a couple of centuries when the Romans conquered it, and since Greek was also a prestigious language to the Romans, they kept the Greek bureaucracy in place. Eastern Roman governance was only partly in Latin. As for the common people, although most still spoke their own native language, some also spoke Greek. This was never the situation in Rome itself. The Hellenistic kingdoms never ruled Rome, so Greek never was an official language in that part of the empire. The only people who knew Greek where Greek slaves or members of the aristocracy (like Cicero), but their first language was still Latin. It's also clear that common folk in Rome and most of the west spoke Latin, not Greek. Not only do we have many inscriptions from that period in a variety known as Vulgar Latin, it's also very clear that Italian, Spanish, French and a bunch more languages spoken in what used to be the western Roman empire are derived from Latin. Many people probably don't know that the use of Greek was widespread in the eastern Roman empire and among the Roman elite, but I've never heard someone say Latin wasn't spoken in Rome. Exactly where does Latin come from then, and where did you find this story?

[@Skradgee]

I feel like “Trasnatlantic” really deserves some kind of special Internet award

[@ungabunga2415]

how do so many people find an educational channel, but refuse to learn that THE EARTH IS A GLOBE

[@birdpump]

that bass pro shop is insanely cool

[@Shiny_7413]

I can't believe Sam from Wendover forgot the earth was flat, good thing our good friend HAI was here to correct his mistake

[@nederlandsefrhd]

HAI’s watch mojo era

[@Nooticus]

HAI is legendary! Who remembers That Wikipedia List (the precursor series to this channel)?? :D

[@TheOverSeened]

For the building couldn’t the buildings near by just set mirrors to place the problem back to the building?

[@LibertyFirst1789]

The Everglades are full of both Alligators and Crocodiles.

[@Supercalpe]

Best apology video in the whole youtube.

[@mattorr77]

The Walkie-Talkie in London now has shades on it so it won’t melt anything anymore.

[@pierremainstone-mitchell8290]

Google is always a good start to avoid these sort of mistakes!

[@twelvemp6532]

shout-out to sam for including a comment debunking flat earth in his list of flat earth comments at 5:26 lol

[@Eagle-rv3iy]

I think more channels should do this. People make mistakes and we are all human.

[@dinoboyoutuification]

It's not that Clarence Thomas doesn't like gay people or women, it's that he has a very specific take on what the US constitution allows the federal (emphasis federal) government to do. Honestly, I still don't understand enough of his thought process, but it seems like if the founding fathers could do it, you can too, and that includes growing and smoking weed.

[@hugo94608]

Frick, my mom is a nurse and has a sticker telling that on the car that give her leeway for parking tickets, and it's a caduceus

[@progect3548]

1:48 I thought it was a backwards New Zealand

[@wewbie]

Welp one glaring mistake was the video exactly before this one, about Nike’s shoes, you completely mixed up vaporflys and alphaflys, mannnnnn

[@nonnnth]

At this point, we all know we watch HAI just to fill the dead air

[@Nobi36]

Lol

[@erikk77]

You had me fooled on the "flat Earth" conspiracy.

[@matheusmelo864]

I was expecting something serious on the top one spot, can't believe it was a meme all along.

[@migueltobar8556]

Any body else read every flat earth comment and realize that there is actually one comment that is against that theory and actually explains math around the earth being a globe? Mistake in the mistake video or was this on purpose?

[@leochinchillaa]

yea i noticed that too, another HAI mistake lol. but the guy commenting also made a mistake, because the resulting sum of angles on a triangle has little to nothing to do with differential geometry and is related to euclidean and non-euclidean geometry

[@CaseyEm]

Didn't they cover the windows so it doesn't do that heat ray thing anymore?

[@daneanderson7437]

I always thought it was a koala on a tree with the Sydney building behind it

[@millertime1202]

There are alligators in the everglades. Crocodiles are in Australia.

[@Reggiamoto]

1:05 It's actually a trillion times too big. Maybe next year.

[@JeffDvrx]

... but... There's still over three months left to the year...

[@NFKTN]

Well this channel just pumps content like damn fastfood, I would bet there would be hours worth of correction

[@TheBarrej2006]

Your correction 4 is wrong again. (It has been a common mistake, but still wrong.) The constitution protects many rights. However, these rights must be specifically found under a particular clause of the constitution. For reasons that I am happy to get into if you want, the supreme court has, for 150 years, been finding under [clause 2] protected rights that [clause 2] actually doesn't protect, but [clause 1] does. The majority of constitutional scholars, as well as, I suspect, all of the supreme court, agree with this point. Justice Clarence Thomas wants to correct this. Technically, he is right. The problem is a procedural one. Let us say that there are 37 rights that this applies to. For those 37 rights, the supreme court can't just say, these 37 rights aren't protected by [clause 2], but are protected by [clause 1]. Instead, they have to say they aren't protected by [clause 2], and then leave the 37 rights in limbo (probably looking to the world like they aren't protected) until each individual right is brought again before the supreme court individually. Considering that it generally takes years to get a case before the supreme court, that is leaving a whole lot of rights in limbo for a long time to correct the record. This is why the rest of the supreme court agree that he is right, but oppose his goal of fixing it. Also, it is important to note that Justice Clarence Thomas has been banging this drum for as long as he has been on the supreme court. This is not particular to Dobbs.

[@macquaria6820]

R.I.P New Zealand

[@yellowkid846]

0:59 you are talking about typos but you missed the one right beside it

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

Lmbo, the number one mistake explanation 😂😂😂

[@Expat47]

Ah... 04:20 There are no crocodiles in the Everglades regardless of where they are.

[@storeksfeed]

Is it a mistake that you didn’t include the mistake from the previous Nike video where you say “under 2 hours” but show “>2 hours”?🤔

[@ironcarry6233]

Except for the typo in your last video (Nike super light shoes) where you guys mispelled the symbol < with the symbol > But, just like the snake, we will be waiting for that correction in the next few years

[@thibautmercier4526]

Still waiting for the correction of the flag mistake in the video about Belgium not having a government

[@TriangleCraft46]

Just so you know the ‘middle earth’ flag is actually the New Zealand flag but JRR.Tolkiens world is based off of New Zealand and the film was made there.

[@coyoteartist]

The New Zealand joke was clever.

[@jjbailey01]

I love how this entire video is one big long mistake. Not a single mistake was corrected.

[@cwuzii]

Even your mistake analogy is wrong, they fixed that building in London so it won’t be melting cars any more 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣

[@habadababa31415]

I love how in the last 2 videos there were people saying there were some mistakes that weren't adressed here good video tho

[@velzekt4598]

I don't care if it's a typo, Trasnalantic is going to be the name of my vampire erotic fanfiction.

[@marie-pieredwards5421]

1:46 I thought that was the New Zealand flag…

[@TJ-vh2ps]

I can’t tell if the flat earth comments are being genuine or trolling. Except for the one that disproves flat earthers using math: that seems pretty genuine. Way to sneak that in there. 😂

[@archonambroseus]

The Everglades contain both crocodiles and alligators.

[@finncochrane2321]

loved the aussie flag nz flag joke

[@Slothptimal]

In your correction video, you start off by saying concave instead of convex? Was that an intentional joke?

[@shiina_mahiru_9067]

And in this video, he pronounces "caffine" wrong. It is "affine" (pronounce as af-fine) with a "c" in front, so it pronounces as caf-fine. Remark: The word "affine" is used dominantly in mathematics. More precisely, in classical algebraic geometry, an affine space over a field k is simply the n-dimensional k-vector space k^n for some n but with its algebraic structure forgotten. Alternatively, in Euclidean geometry, we also have affine transformation, as well as an affinely independent set of points in R^n. And in modern algebraic geometry, there are even more terminologies that uses the word "affine", like affine scheme, affine morphism, affine variety, just to name a few.

[@benlime1235]

There actually are two poisonous snakes. Not sure if they are also venomous as not all snakes are.

[@arcaegecengiz]

Yes, but ironic to start a mistake video with a mistake. They actually put some sun-blocking thing up on the building to stop it from making human BBQ.

[@kiwicuber]

As a kiwi I am deeply offended by the mistake in the thumbnail

[@keiyakins]

You missed the fact you kept calling phonemes "phenoms" in your ithkuil video

[@pillowpants337]

So does this mean that you're not going to make any mistakes between now and December 31st? (because there are still 4 months left in "this year")

[@JadenRiley6494]

Ahhh the whole start-off-with-something-that's-way-worse-so when-you-say-the-actual-issue-it's-not-as-bad tactic. I love it

[@Aegis23]

@@JadenRiley6494 just report them for spam. They replied on each and every top comment here.

[@theskicker8856]

@Emotional D Nice try, your acts over, bum.

[@theskicker8856]

@peter Your acts over to.

[@newlineschannel]

yep

[@robohand]

Unironically, yes, same. :D

[@thevoidwalkerbr]

"This cookie is a MILLION TIMES too big" yeah small mistake

[@ellifsyaa]

Same 😞

[@IshijimaKairo]

Make it then.

[@cheesedaemon]

The cookie is a lie.

[@EebstertheGreat]

How hard could it be to make a cookie bigger than Singapore? We should get on it.

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

@@EebstertheGreat There's got to be enough space in the Outback or something.

[@treavormiller9552]

When you find out the whole video was made just to troll the Flat Earthers

[@briansonnenfelt7125]

The Navigator on my sub trolled the crap out of our squadron nav (basically his boss) by wearing a flat earth hat one day underway. He (squadron nav) came into control asking how can the Navigator on a sub believe the earth is flat. The Navigator kept it going for about a day before it got to be too much. Great times.

[@kershaad]

Are the flat earth comments just from people trolling or are there actually that many people walking around lacking such a fundamental grasp of reality?

[@quack4123]

@@kershaad It’s hard to say, there are probably some people in both camps. But it’s difficult if not impossible to distinguish trolls from genuine comments.

[@CoryTheCoder]

@@kershaad I forgot where I heard it but I heard a joke that all flat earthers are actually just actors paid to distract us from real issues

[@jjbailey01]

Flat earthers exist solely to troll those who say the science is settled.

[@pattonorr7572]

As a Memphian, as soon as Sam went “one last remaining religious pyramid…” my mind went “BASS PRO! HE’S GONNA SAY BASS PRO ISNT HE??

[@cobytang]

TBH, It is a pretty damn awesome pyramid, and built in a city bearing the name of an Egyptian capital no less. Plus it's also a pretty damn awesome Bass Pro shop as well, with a pool, AN INDOOR POOL!!!!!!! Just to sell you outdoor equipment while being indoors. That is my Boris Yeltsin Clear Lake supermarket moment.

[@KarryKarryKarry]

@@cobytang Does the indoor pool have fish in it?

[@uninterestedcat8429]

Lol

[@bravoyankeezulu]

thank you Ryan Hailey

[@21Kyzix12]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIqoXmR-m7eYh9E

[@SamTaylorsVersion]

The fact that this video is still 7 minutes is hilarious

[@Periwinkleaccount]

No.

[@TaoDragon_]

@Emotional D shut up bot not a coip

[@TaoDragon_]

@peter lmao shut up bot

[@TheSpiritombsableye]

Lol at a near 750 km diameter cookie. 🍪

[@TheSpiritombsableye]

Everglades doesn't have Alligators? Since when?

[@prim16]

As a representative of the Mario-shaped Earth community, I am appalled that you catered to the bogus theories of the Flat Earthers. Princess Peach will not be amused when I tell her about this.

[@imveryangryitsnotbutter]

Mama mia.

[@bathamsteryt]

This is the one non round earth theory that I can agree with

[@mattyt1961]

She won't care, you're princess is on another earth

[@prim16]

@@mattyt1961 lmao

[@masahirosakurai64]

Same bro.

[@f1ggyc]

You kind of made a mistake in the mistake video again (probably on purpose...) The property developer who run 20 fenchurch street added a sun shading system back in 2014 so the concaved skyscraper is no longer able to kill people.

[@Kyunin9]

That's a shame, I really wanted it to still be operational.

[@sucyshi]

I was expecting them to make a joke "except none of that is true" but they never did

[@metrazol]

Oh, it can still kill people, it's just biding it's time.

[@davidmcgill1000]

Sounds like a deployable death ray when one is needed.

[@boarbot7829]

Ah damn you beat me to it by 7 minutes!

[@keencar]

Every mistake accounted for just 7 minutes. Thats impressive

[@edwinhuang9244]

Na we'll still waiting for him to correct his mistake about London and the City of London.

[@jannesmeyer2972]

It's only 5.5 minutes if you don't count the advertising at the end...

[@DidierLoiseau]

@@jannesmeyer2972 at the risk of starting a heated discussion, I would actually say it is 4:50 😏

[@imveryangryitsnotbutter]

@@DidierLoiseau I'll go get the popcorn

[@Aegis23]

@peter e off dude with the damn spam.

[@Thebreakdownshow1]

I love how they celebrate their mistakes keep up the great work HAI

[@RedPaladin42]

Unlike a certain Sam from Wendover

[@joseville]

When making mistakes leads to making more content, is that really a mistake, Sam? Or did you just find the key to never-ending content?

[@wongjunkit6205]

Infinite content glitch

[@boarbot7829]

Mistake IN THE FIRST FEW SECONDS! The walkie-talkie heat ray issue has already been fixed with coatings and shading structures.

[@techodehormigon]

@peter omg peter griffin (real)

[@AndyHappyGuy]

Well we’ll have to make it correct again don’t we?

[@dani.munoz.a23]

He also made a mistake 5 seconds in pronouncing ñ as a normal n

[@boarbot7829]

@@dani.munoz.a23 pronouncing something wrong isn’t really a proper mistake. It’s not a factual error.

[@TJ-vh2ps]

Yeah, the article he put on the screen suggested that they knew about the issue (though not how bad it would be) and that they could fix it by spending more money.

[@xXI3igfootXx]

I already knew #1 was a troll, because Sam would never make a mistake when it comes to planes.

[@JoseRodriguez-lp7rs]

2:33 that’s a mistake. Not having diplomatic relations is not the same as not recognizing a country. Bhutan recognizes all countries in the UN, but only has formal diplomatic relations with the ones you highlighted. I.E you can enter Bhutan with a passport of any country not highlighted in that map. You can recognize a country without having diplomatic relations, for example the US recognizes Iran and North Korea but has no diplomatic relations (I.e. no embassies) with these countries. You can ALSO have diplomatic relations with a country despite not recognizing them, for example the US and Taiwan. So no, Bhutan does recognize those countries, just doesn’t have embassies in them.

[@hyunjongbyun9574]

No, the US does not officially recognize North Korea, she instead recognizes South Korea as the only legitimate government in the entire Korean Penninsula.

[@EdyAlbertoMSGT3]

But why does the US not recognize Taiwan?

[@JoseRodriguez-lp7rs]

@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3 because they’re cowards pandering to the ccp

[@effbar2400]

@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3 big daddy China will get mad

[@FrozenBusChannel]

@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3 because China is a huge jerk that'll screw up everyone if it happens

[@theojaquenoud419]

You made another mistake in this video, one of your comments in the Flat Earth montage section was someone disproving flat earth by explaining that the angles of a triangle on earth's surface add up to more than 180 degrees.

[@cube-nite]

Yeah, isn't it weird he makes three mistakes in his video about mistakes (Which only has like 5 mistakes that aren't just typos)? The 'flat earth' comment that's actually disproving it, the highlighting of the convex part of the building instead of the concave part, and the fact that the death ray has since been fixed.

[@CertifiedSlamboy]

@@cube-nite Also - the Everglades ARE filled with alligators (and some crocs, yes). Which makes me think, is this whole video just satire?

[@cube-nite]

@@CertifiedSlamboy Maybe he will reward whoever finds all the mistakes lmao

[@krazymusicguy]

The building in London (the Walkie-Talkie), they put up up screen to cover some of the upper floors in 2014. Ironic starting a video about mistakes with a mistake.

[@Inspirement]

I thought so too, until I realized it's probably intentional so that they can bring it up in next year's mistake video. Consider it an investement for the future.

[@ori3645]

*walkie-scorchie

[@keencar]

Mistakes expressed as an Emoji: ⚕, 🇦🇺, 🍤, 🇧🇹x🇫🇷, 🕋=🛕,🐍,

[@anustubhmishra]

nah he is just getting free content that why he is doing this

[@GI_Jimbo]

cough Real Life Lore

[@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou]

Bold, or savvy? He's basically monetizing his own mistakes, which is just good business. Almost makes me wonder if he intentionally makes mistakes so he can keep making these videos every year...

[@kangsate3459]

Two birds one stone

[@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou]

@@kangsate3459 Two girls one cup

[@puzzLEGO]

I fully believed you at 1:06 with the size of that cookie 🥺 now I just feel sad for believing it

[@germen2631]

It's great to finally know the reason of people mistaken Earth for a globe. It was just taxes! Great video, lol. Saving that joke for later was just beautiful.

[@drcgaming4195]

idk what those people even think when saying that lol. idk how the earth being flat is financially beneficial for any government oh and also idk why they always talk about nasa. its like america is the only land mass ont he planet lmao

[@hhiippiittyy]

@@drcgaming4195 Flat earthers don't really make that argument. They are usually religiously motivated or contrarian idiots who want to feel smart.

[@bane2201]

@@drcgaming4195 They seem to believe that the Round Earth "theory" (aka, fact) was started by NASA, but people have known that it's round for millennia. Eratosthenes gave a good measurement of the circumference of the Earth in around 200 _BCE._ And people have known about that for almost all history - despite what people think, educated people have known the Earth is round since then, even during the Dark Ages. Maybe NASA invented time travel and got someone to forge that manuscript attributed to Eratosthenes, but I doubt it. But I do think they think America is the only landmass. Tell them that gas prices have gone up around the world and watch their brains autocorrect that to "the USA".

[@FacterinoCommenterino]

Today's fact: A duel between three people is actually called a truel.

[@Nobi36]

Ok botter

[@orbislame]

Triuel

[@sedzanithilivhali882]

Today's mistake: 2:32 you made Bhutan look like a giant lake by highlighting it in blue

[@christopherstarnes9933]

Still an error in #3. You got the location correct, but the change from alligators to crocodiles was incorrect. The Everglades is the only place on earth where both alligators and crocodiles live together. (Not really together but in the same area)

[@822dudes9]

🤔🤔Pretty sure there was a math mistake in one of the video..... FOUND IT!😜 In video "Why Farmers Can't Legally Replant Their Own Seeds" -> You said 200 tomatoes from 1 tomato. And then plant all 200 to get 4,000 which should be 40,000. Because 200 × 200 == 40,000. I was proud of finding the mistake, please don't tell me that I myself, have been mistaken 😓

[@vinnylcomusic6136]

That's a lot of tomatoes!

[@harshmishra811]

You really have no life

[@iiTsukiidiscontinued]

I was super confused when you used a flag from lord of the rings for Australia. Glad that got cleared up!

[@shaydailly]

New Zealand's flag is not from Lord of the Rings.

[@iiTsukiidiscontinued]

@@shaydailly Whaaaaaat really????

[@MrKross-tc9yy]

​@@shaydaillyYOU DON'T SAY?!?!

[@hofimastah]

1st mistake in this vid. The building has been fixed and doesn't melt anything any longer

[@tehdoctah2404]

Making a joke about New Zealand = Middle Earth is one thing, not clarifying that it is a joke on a video that is supposed to be clearing up factual errors is reprehensible.

[@djnimrod]

Totally agree with ya there

[@Jackb27]

Thank goodness was so confused when I saw our flag everyone forgets about us 😢

[@drcgaming4195]

@@Jackb27 australia does so why not the whole world ;)

[@impalamala]

@@Jackb27 probably for the better. Leave us be, cruel world.

[@Jackb27]

@@impalamala trueee I like it lonely in this corner by ourselves

[@SoulSukkur]

5:26 I feel bad for "Math is not for the faint of heart" getting lumped in with flat earthers for explaining how flat the earth isn't.

[@joshuaadams8240]

Few KZbinrs will actually admit they're wrong. Good job 👍

[@thomilo44]

I thought the mistakes just started from the begionning of the video, because the surface you're tracing on the building isn't the concave one, but a convex one.