Was Heisenberg good or evil?

[@HeyHistorically]

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[@ekos6753]

Depression fact

[@Presidential_Teamwork]

When you're gonna make a video on the life of Louis XIV

[@HeyHistorically]

​@@Presidential_Teamworkwe have other subjects planned first

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Cool

[@MiraclesAreInSight]

Bro is both is a gaming youtuber and a history teacher. Respect.

[@ThomasShelbysigma2]

RICHTHOFEN

[@Boredability]

Where’s the gaming

[@MiraclesAreInSight]

@@Boredability he has a second channel

[@Boredability]

@@MiraclesAreInSight ah ok, thanks dude

[@Boredability]

@@MiraclesAreInSight 🫂

[@KompadoodleLEL]

the artists are so talented especially with the weapons they look so good

[@yasininn76]

You don't draw them yourself. There's manh easy way to make accurate depictions of photorealistic images without much effort

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Bros gonna be the next oversimplified 💯💯

[@Iteration456-8_codename_goblin]

I need my “history but really fast” fix and I need it NOW

[@pancakebandit2011]

It’s been like 1 year since he has uploaded

[@C.J.Taylor]

Omg yea

[@juliusnepos6013]

Around 5 days from now it will be a year ago

[@somethingelseidk1035]

Os is shit ngl

[@glassychap1141]

He could honestly have a movie of his own like Oppenheimer, it’s super fascinating!

[@Saurophaganax1931]

It wouldn’t have the pay off though that a lot of people came to Oppenheimer for. You can’t have a movie about nuclear bombs without the bomb.

[@enalynmanaol5960]

yeah, in my opinion it would be a better idea to combine both ideas, starting with the idea, and then the creation, some people might not like it but eh.@@Saurophaganax1931

[@mattoni553]

Fun Fact: he (Oppenheimer) had german ancestors and studied in Germany which was the world center of physics at the time

[@bkjeong4302]

He did have a cameo in Oppenheimer.

[@Jesus_Offical]

Finally The Heisenberg movie

[@asureth7445]

"Say my name."

[@johnsonwu4745]

Your Heisenberg

[@jorggrossmann7537]

​@@johnsonwu4745You're goddamn right.

[@mr.heisenberg0122]

@@johnsonwu4745no, I’m Heisenberg. 😂

[@rashishsaini50]

YO MISTAH WHITE

[@MouseCaliber]

Uhh Hit-

[@readingsolo]

2:30 “Sag meinen Namen” … “Heisenberg”

[@Sulaga-b8n]

”Du hast verdammt recht"

[@hassan.sadiq01]

Man the the oversimplification of the story and high level animation is really great! I’m loving it.

[@MobPenguinstudios]

I love the valve refrences( the Gordon Freeman with the crowbar; and the TF2 bomb from the cart)

[@giovannidevincenzi3376]

I love how the setting of that opening scene is the stage in Kino der Toten from COD Black Ops Zombies. I would say it brings back good memories, but that wouldn't be very accurate considering I still play it😉.

[@clement28300yip]

Corrections: The letter to FDR was actually written by Leo Szilard; Germany never made nukes because Werner Heisenberg calculated the critical mass wrong, and was convinced that nukes are impossible to make.

[@oooshafiqooo]

lol bro literally give up

[@SergioKoolhaas]

But also the nazis thought nuclear science was "Jewish science" and never gave them the funds.

[@alith5423]

Ehh, and the map… First Slovak Republic has not borders as they are shown on the map. Czechoslovakia was divided into 4 “lands” - Bohemia, Moravia-Silesia, Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia (which is not a very good translation for what they have called now the region, better translation would be Subcarpathian Rus/Russia/Ruthenia). As should all of us know, in 1938 were territories with german-majority within Czechoslovakia were annexed by the Third Reich and were incorporated into its land, but also “lands” Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia weren’t untouched - entire “land” of Carpathian Ruthenia was annexed Hungary after of declaration of Republic Carpatho-Ukraine (that happened in 1939), a small bite of Northern Slovakia was annexed by Poland and it took also Zaolzie. In 1939, before the occupation of Czech-Slovakia, (I couldn't find any proper translation so here it is in czech/slovakian, Česko-Slovensko, and yes it was changed from (Second Republic of) Czechoslovakia to that) Slovakian Ultranationalist declared autonomous state within Czechoslovakia, and pushed Czechoslovakian government to quickly recognize it, government it recognized and after that they have changed its name, as I mentioned it earlier. After the occupation, “lands” of leftovers from “lands” of Bohemia and Moravia-Silesia were transformed into the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, and the autonomous Slovak State was given independence. When the Slovak Republic helped the Third Reich to invade Poland, it got back the re-annexed region from Poland, but not Zaolzie. And good to mention, that the Protectorate was a de facto sovereign state, but only on paper, so that you haven’t included the Protectorate on the map is rather your decision than a historical mistake.

[@jakej2680]

Szilard wrote the letter but he asked Einstein to sign it so that they were more likely to get the attention of FDR.

[@brentonherbert7775]

Still leaves our question unanswered though. Did he do it intentionally to waste resources? Or just fail atomic maths-

[@AidenLi-w5l]

1:36 An inaccuracy is the fact that the number of emitted neutrons is actually 2 or 3.

[@tilleyhat-man6128]

Another factor may have been Telemark, and the raid in the heavy water facility there. Heavy water (D2O) is a poorer neutron regulator, than what other (modern) reactors use graphite, but the British helped the Norwegian resistance bomb the facility, this caused the Germans to think they were getting close with using Heavy water, and thus out more finances into rather than pursuing Graphite.

[@maxwell6881]

Fun fact: oppenheimer and heisenberg were childhood friends

[@5nhyfiery]

Childhood rivalry

[@Ludovicus1769]

Oppenheimer grew up in America, and Heisenberg quite naturally in Germany.

[@maxwell6881]

@@Ludovicus1769 Oppenheimer studied in germany

[@Ludovicus1769]

@@maxwell6881 Yeah, as a young man. Not as a child.

[@teamok1025]

Oh

[@user-uo1mt5id4x]

This is the moment the Heisenberg became walter white

[@mr.heisenberg0122]

You’re goddamn right.

[@andrewukadike3433]

This might be my new favourite animated history channel.

[@RandomGuy_368]

A new favorite history Channel thats not oversimplified, There's a tax for that

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Thanks for an amazing, clean, and educational video! I love learning history from channels like this! Keep going!

[@CamoTheGuy]

I love your videos!!! Thank you so much for uploading and sharing history in such a funny way!!

[@Bob-kn7nc]

Didn’t the Nazis also claim that quantum mechanics were “Jewish science”?

[@drapin]

Says who?

[@nokedili]

​@@drapin idk but i also heard about it

[@mmaxine1331]

@@drapinNazi officials and propagandists yeah it was politicized

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@@drapin Hitler

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@@nokedili it's true

[@Maribro4]

Dude the quality of these videos is insane for how fast you’re uploading! Either it was good planning and you started on them a while back and are only finishing them up. Or you’re insanely talented

[@alexanderivankovic8966]

Somehow, you are both my favorite history youtuber and gaming youtuber. Your animation style is amazing, keep up the good work!

[@Tourlexus]

This is a great video! I love your animation style!

[@Ksescel]

1:06 it is actually the Italian Enrico Fermi, who discovered it, the Germans just confirmed

[@lordphonix0994]

He thought he discovered a new element

[@Backfisch5927]

Missed this one because it was uploaded like an hour after I went to sleep. Great video

[@Mr.SkeletonBoy]

WAKE UP HISTORICALLY UPLOADED!

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Very underrated channel, keep up the good work man!!!

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Bro trust me, sooner or later you will blow up and this channel will have milions of subscribers. Keep up the good work, great video!

[@Thebunny201]

0:01 mans looking like that German scientist from Zombies even the map looks like Kino

[@Totallynotslyfan]

It is.

[@That1Montoya]

How do you forget Edward Richthofen?

[@heihei3134]

Man this is great stuff! You are now my favorite history channel on KZbin :D

[@HeyHistorically]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@PlayerPaul]

2:11 Oh hello there, Gordon Freeman, the team is already waiting for you in the test chamber

[@StegerDavid]

It is not true that Einstein realised the possibility of a nuclear weapon, it was Leo Szilárd who told him, and they wrote the letter together. 2:20

[@southcoastinventors6583]

Einstein didn't think it was possible to build a bomb plus he didn't do any work on the bomb all he did was sign a letter this is more fake history.

[@talalalalaaa6461]

Love learning about history in a beautiful artistic manner!

[@nivocz769]

3:12 man i just got chills! The transition from the animationto real at the time foto and than to my memory! Ive been to that camp on an excursion to learn more about it and i lm preaty sure i saw that exact doorway!

[@aarongerard7277]

Anyone else like the inclusion of Richtofen at the start?

[@Martin-iw1ll]

I am glad to witness the start of this great channel

[@CamoTheGuy]

HE UPLOADED

[@Tau-5-weeb]

The laugh of the one activating the Glocke really shows the megalomania they had

[@Kevinlikescountrys]

I love your animation! Underrated channel!!

[@Le-coolguy]

In the thumbnail, IS THAT THE TF2 PAYLOAD?

[@rhetoric5173]

Historically inaccurate. Leo Szilard is the one that realized the immediate danger. He was an acquaintance of Einstein, who was already famous at the time, having no way to contact the President Szilard used Einstein’s fame to have the letter of warning deliver to FDR. The letter was written by both Szilard (who informed Einstein about the danger) and Einstein who provided his signature The letter shows how little was known at the time as they expected the main danger being that tonnes of uranium maybe used to destroy a harbor (by being carried on a ship).

[@themrlupo3591]

This is the channel I watch to fill the void until oversimplified posts

[@southcoastinventors6583]

This is actually more like SideQuest which is far more accurate

[@Αποστολία-ω6ι]

Nah this is better than oversimplified (change my mind)

[@ShieldAre]

The important part of fissionable materials is not that they create just one neutron when split by a neutron, which is what the illustration in the video unwittingly implies, it is that they can create multiple neutrons! This way 1 neutron splitting 1 atom releases for example 3 neutrons, which split 3 atoms releasing 9 neutrons, splitting 9 atoms releasing 27, and so on. The reaction is not just self-prepetuating at a constant rate, it is growing exponentially. Usually many neutrons fly away without reacting, however, so the speed of this growth can be manipulated by the density of the material and the neutrons. The reactions go on, until the neutrons can no longer find enough new fissionable atoms to react with. In nuclear reactors, they do this using absorbing material, for example water. The reaction is allowed to grow slowly until it reaches the desired power output, after which enough absorbing material is added so that 1 reaction on average leads to about 1 new reaction, causing the reactor to keep going, but without dying, or growing too fast, which could cause a meltdown. (Nuclear explosions require special explosive methods to momentarily massive increase the reaction speed, which is why nuclear reactors cannot explode like nuclear bombs) Another possibility is that so much fissionable atoms undergo fission that the density of fissionable material grows too small, so the neutrons can't cause enough new neutrons to be released, and the reaction dies out. Basically, a reactor that runs out of fuel. In nuclear bombs, carefully timed explosions cause the atoms and neutrons to concentrate into an extremely high density sphere, where momentarily an absolutely insane amount of reactions can happen with far fewer neutrons lost before they cause a new reaction. The energy rises extremely high, and atoms gain so much energy that they get flung in every direction, so that the density goes down and the reaction stops. But before that, a lot of reactions have happened in a very short time, releasing an insane amount of energy, with said energy showing itself as a nuclear explosion.

[@Doughknut2]

There's something wrong with this video. At 3:24 you show a cartoon of France where it's head is the French tricolor flag. But when you show the British person it's head is the flag of England. It should be the UK Union Jack.

[@HeyHistorically]

Thanks for pointing it out!

[@FireMageTheSorcerer]

Looks like he was neither a hero nor a villain, just some smart guy that existed.

[@TheCyberTurtle]

I knew i recognized your voice! Love all your videos arch

[@jasonmcclintock6632]

Loving the content!!

[@Backfisch5927]

Jesse, we need to create a weapon of mass destruction

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

“They made a death ray” I could buy one off Amazon, your point?

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This is epic! I see great success in you

[@Elnot7724]

Ill finally be able to say I subscribed to a major youtuber before he got 20k subscribers

[@mikhailryzhov9419]

If splitting a Uranium atom produced only one neutron there would have been no bomb. We call it chain reaction, but it’s actually branching chain reaction, so the number of split nuclei increases exponentially. This allowed nuclear weapons.

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

“The nazis made a big cannon and thought of a big lasers which styropyro puts to shame with real lasers” Wow, big whoop

[@eenw543]

This channel this small with this such good animation and skills is so cool

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You should check out his other channel Arch if you like the animation and games

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My Dude, love your videos, keep doing what you are doing and you’ll go far! Greetings from Brasil!

[@AidenLi-w5l]

2:43 The Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that the product of the standard deviations of particular pairs of measurements such as energy and time or position and momentum must be at least ħ/2. In other words, you cannot measure something perfectly unless you know nothing about another quantity.

[@bottlecapsyt]

Finally a history KZbinr that uploads within a decade of the last video

[@johnwayne2898]

Always a good day when Historically posts 💪

[@reshzy3807]

2:43 as not a scientist myself, I think that phrase explains the Heisenberg Rizz Principle in quantum gooning. It says there's a cap on how precisely we can know certain pairs of Rizz properties of a particle at the same time. Like, the more accurately we skibidi a particle’s position (x), the less accurately we can edge its momentum (p), and vice versa.

[@foracal5608]

I am glad I randomly found this channel! Love it

[@youngmasterzhi]

Like a photon particle, Heisenberg becomes more unpredictable the more you try to learn about his positional leanings

[@helenkornilova9849]

these are some fine well drawn war machines - really impressive!!!! and thx for the fun and informative content

[@A_Very_Spuky_Channel]

You know its a good video when it starts with a black ops reference

[@ckl9390]

So you could say that Heisenberg's principals were uncertain.

[@adosgamesk]

3:01 it was Slovak State not are republic, minor error :)

[@amelia31289]

good video, but yeah you should do a double check on the maps, they are very well done and have great quality but you forgot to give crimea to the soviet union (this mistake can be seen from the 3:02 to 3:12) still i have to say again, you did a great job on the video, it's very good looking!

[@shubhankariitd9965]

And this is what they call "The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle"

[@varadmodak2372]

5:25 The real uncertainty principle

[@LukeThougamingsir2022]

The Germans rly the mad scientists of the 20th century 💀

[@LucasBell-c1g]

Bro really went to kino der toten and thought we didnt notice

[@megamonster5754]

IS THAT KINO DER TOTEN

[@LucienLaRoche-x5y]

great video!

[@greenbanor]

bro is really underrated we need to share this to make him go boom

[@aaronator4d633]

6:35 another reason is Norwegian commandos and British paratroopers sabotaged the heavy water production plant in Norway which was supplying heavy water to the project which needed heavy water to enrich uranium and which completely halted heavy water production till the end of the war. Another mention goes to the British for helping smuggle Neils Bohr (another giant in the physics) out of occupied Denmark with the Danish Resistance. This lead to Bohr being on the Manhattan Project and contributing massively to the race for the bomb. (Just some additional facts onto why the Germans lost the race to the bomb not trying to undermine the video)

[@giga-ratsey1420]

Was looking for this

[@NatjoOfficial]

A very VERY important thing to note which Historically skipped over; Nazi engineers did in fact dream big ideas for weapons and technology, but more often than not those technologies were either drenched in sudoscience, were unfeasible or were literally there to drain the Nazi government of money by large corporations (the only good time they did that if you ask me). And when some of these projects did actually get past prototyping and got into field testing they were very usually impractical and a stupid idea to begin with.

[@thatguyoversea]

Goddamn I love this artstyle. It just feels so smooth!

[@stupidolive16]

Already been loving these videos but starting off with cartoon kino? I love this channel

[@WelcomeToDERPLAND]

This video should have mentioned Operation Gunnerside- which sabotaged Germany's heavy water facilities in Norway which basically made it impossible for Germany to ever develop a nuclear bomb- since Germany used un-enriched uranium, meaning they needed heavy water to trigger the nuclear fission needed to create a nuclear bomb.

[@alexsv1938]

You can't make a nuclear bomb out of un-enriched uranium and heavy water, that's a reactor. The reactor could technically breed plutonium for a bomb but the Germans were not really interested in that path like the Americans. They pursued uranium enrichment through centrifuge and electromagnetic separation, plus other methods with less interest. Also, IG Farben had its own heavy water production plant so at no point were the Germans out of heavy water.

[@Boypogikami132]

Fun fact: Oppenheimer used to work with Heisenberg before the war

[@aksisarchonprime2335]

Didnt expect to see Doctor Richtofen…

[@declanjones8888]

Yay! Another upload, by less mainstream Oversimplified!

[@rashishsaini50]

found out about your channel today, binged all of your videos theyre too good

[@Youhadabadday2021]

Is anyone gonna acknowledge the fact the dude used the bomb on the Payload cart in TF2 for the art of the atomic bomb?

[@SealChonker]

A cool villain or hero example is Fritz Haber, though there are already videos covering his deeds. He is still interesting.

[@SergioKoolhaas]

Ah yes, the father of chemical weapons and synthesized ammonia, which would be used to either to further syntesize nitric acid for bombs and munitions or as a fertilizer.

[@tsarnicholasiiiofthegreatr5578]

Come on man we all watched breaking bad

[@lysanamcmillan7972]

No, we didn't.

[@tsarnicholasiiiofthegreatr5578]

@@lysanamcmillan7972 that explains why you had to watch this to answer the question in the description

[@gibusgaming5866]

Awesome stuff Arc

[@9KingP]

Fire production as always 🔥🔥 keep it up, ill be there when ur at the top

[@Space_isnt_here]

“I haven’t become death, Destroyer of worlds…”

[@CreamyBlitz]

This is the moment Heisenberg became Heisenberg

[@lordkoth6735]

Axis superweapons expensive pipedreams Allied superweapons where war winers like radar

[@UGH_ITS_THAT_GUY]

i just started watching and i respect that theres Richtofen and the teleporter and kino in this video

[@OWMANez]

Awesome video ! Had no idea existed o.o

[@TheQuadradus]

The guy just started the channel and already wants to get demonetized

[@HeyHistorically]

We just tell the truth, in an educational format. If KZbin doesnt like it, id ask them: Why would you discourage sharing the horrible past we should never forget?

[@somethingelseidk1035]

​@@HeyHistoricallyOne thing tho youtube doesn't see reason

[@bellustheshibus638]

2:12 gordon doesn't need to hear all this he's a highly trained professional.

[@aliesterus1.023]

To paraphrase a quote: "What the fuck is this Schrodinger's Hero bullshit?!"

[@edge6627]

Jesse we have to make nukes

[@ZuskV1]

This is going big one day trust me

[@Bobster515]

Love your stuff 💥

[@AYVYN]

Charming art style. Commenting for engagement.

[@dailythebigcheese]

great video!!!

[@bodhinorris2735]

To help put Heisenbergs prominence as a physisist, I'm a chemistry student and his work was in my first class. The Heisenberg uncertainty principle is like the first thing you learn in quantum mechanics.