How Many People Did It Take For You To Exist?

[@anttibjorklund1869]

Think Fact is the perfect example of quality over quantity: they don't upload that often, but when they do it's almost certainly awesome!

[@thinkfact]

I really appreciate that, thank you very much. Making videos to me is just as much of an art as it is an act of teaching. This is part of the reason why I used to put my video thumbnails in little picture frames. :) Thank you for sticking around!

[@thinkfact]

Hello everyone. I'll be graduating from university this December, and I plan on making a lot of videos. I've been gone for quite a long time. There are a lot of reasons as to why, and one major one is that I've had to put my education first. That being said, I hope this "remaking" of an old video that I really wanted to redo is enjoyable. Take care, and feel free to leave comments. I'll be getting back to as many people as I can over the course of the weekend.

[@Slapdatknee]

Think Fact your videos are so useful!

[@conjecturemm]

[@cyansea2370]

Congrats on your graduation

[@s0ngf0rx]

Congratulations!

[@thegreatreceitatingplatypu5529]

Will we see the return of Minute Fact Monday? I really liked that show. It was fun and informative.

[@imnotselma3305]

When I was about 14 I read a book by Jostein Gaarder called "Kabalmysteriet" (English: "The Solitaire Mystery"). There was a minor part in it where the dad tells his son about how about half of the Norwegian population (I've seen estimates that varies from a third to 60%, but Gaarder wrote "about half", so let's just go with that) was wiped out by the Black Death from 1349 to 1353 (more or less, the exact years are still debated), many of which were young children. He then went on with the whole "you have two parents, four grandparents, eight great grandparents and so on", and tells his son to imagine just how many of his ancestors that would've been kids during the Black Death. He then points out (to his son's bewilderment) that of all these ancestors, not a single one of them died from the plague as a child. What bothered 14 year old me a bit (and honestly five/six-years-later me a little too) was that he didn't do the math, so I decided to figure it out myself (insert image of smug fourteen year old here)! After doing some math -- wich was basically just powers of two with an estimate of four generations per century -- I figured out that the youngest generation alone of my ancestors from 1349(ish) should consist of 67,108,864 people. Should I mention that the whole Norwegian population around the turn of the 14th century was around 400,000 people? I did realize that any contact with other nations would greatly increase the number of actually possible ancestors, but this was still the day I truly learned not only how unbelievably many great*n grandparents I have, but also the importance of inbreeding. I think I heard somewhere that if you take two random persons from where ever in the world, they will be at least 19th cousins. (Here's an imaginary cupcake for those of you who actually read that essay of a comment)

[@thinkfact]

That's really interesting. And in all reality, it reminds me of my saying that we are all the children of tragedy. All humans alive today are a result of the survivors of horrible events having kids. And those horrible events definitely shaped a magnitude of people. And in terms of being 19 cousins with everybody, it seems completely believable. Think about how much genetic information was brought to Eastern Europe by the Mongolians and subsequently transmuting throughout numerous populations there. Macedonia and its interaction with regions on the way to India. You have the Islamic caliphate send their interactions with each other throughout Africa, Europe, and Asia. Africa. European in Australia. Micronesians from southeast Asia making their way to Madagascar. Native Americans making their way over in multiple waves. Then the craziness that is the Americas in general. True isolation is hard to believe, especially if you're dealing with the fact that humans move and you take into consideration deep time. Great comment, and it's always nice to hear from you! Take care!

[@susanneestelle]

Love that book!

[@SteveGottaGoFast]

3:17 10 generations back would be 2046, not 1046

[@thinkfact]

Good gravy... You are right. I must have made a typo on my script and never caught onto it... Thank you for letting me know.

[@malirabbit6228]

We have missed you, Dale. Welcome back, darlin!

[@thinkfact]

Well I really appreciate you sticking around! I hope to start producing videos more regularly. Thank you for the comment, and take care!

[@leiferickson1978]

just found your channel today by chance amd have been watching for hours your awesome man. the information you provide is seriously compelling stuff and i genuinly appreciate your over all presentation as a whole. subscribed for sure.

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much for taking the time to watch my content! I have some big plans in the upcoming months because I just returned to KZbin after a break. Update on that is in my latest video. Take care and I hope you keep seeing you around!

[@leiferickson1978]

Think Fact i know i watched that video too haha your awesome man. you werent kidding about trying to get back to everyone thats cool of you. im the odd one out where im from aswell i just draw and write i couldnt do on camera id die haha

[@grarshall]

Dale is BACK and with a video that really puts your existence into perspective.

[@thinkfact]

Hey there, it's nice to hear from you! I've been wanting to redo this video for a while, because I made one a while back with a lot of mistakes. So I took it down, and it's been down for a few years, but now with this one I hope I did the topic a bit more justice!

[@mattishere1532]

Omg it’s this guy again, cheers for the many hours of procrastination you provided me in the past. Absolutely loved it

[@thinkfact]

Well thanks for sticking around, and I am happy to hear! It makes all the time that goes into making them worth it. I've been quite busy with University, but hopefully I can start producing videos more regularly! See you around! :)

[@Jabrils]

Don't know if youre doing anything different or if I just miss me some thinkfact, but this is your best video. See you next decade.

[@thinkfact]

Hey Jabril, long time no see. Hope you have been well! I had a lot of fun editing this one, so maybe it is better! ;P And see you around, in 2027. Or maybe again this month, who knows? Haha. Take care.

[@weltgeist2604]

Seeing this video in my inbox was almost surreal.

[@thinkfact]

Been so long since I posted a KZbin video that it took me a little while to get used to all of the new bells and whistles that they keep adding what seems like every other month. Can't even add annotations anymore if I want to have end cards.. What is?

[@Craznar]

I wouldn't have existed without World War II occurring ... I find that fascinating.

[@thinkfact]

All humans alive today are the children of tragedy. If there were no tragic historical events, likely nobody alive today would have ever been born. Which is also a fascinating too.

[@Craznar]

Indeed, but like all things - knowing a specific case that affects one's own existence is sometimes overwhelming to think about.

[@thinkfact]

Overwhelming is putting it lightly. Haha

[@lordblazer]

Think Fact The African slave trade. Yea I probably would not be alive if that didn't happen being that I'm black american and my ancestors at one point were slaves.

[@bottlecap3211]

Your videos are awesome, keep it up dude

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much, and I appreciate it. Also, thanks for sticking around!

[@bottlecap3211]

Think Fact Of course! Been watching since 2014

[@thinkfact]

Dang, that's a long time. Thank you for your commitment, it means a lot to me!

[@bottlecap3211]

Think Fact Didn't you do a collab with vsauce a long time ago? I think that's how I found your channel

[@johnHaris]

Welcom back 😁 great video 🖒

[@thinkfact]

Thanks for sticking around, and I appreciate it!

[@c0der0gue]

Nice to see you back in action!

[@thinkfact]

Long time no see, thanks for the comment! ;)

[@mathieuleader8601]

welcome back Dale

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much.

[@ScottWorthington]

Good to see you back in the saddle. You have a lot of fans. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes.

[@thinkfact]

Hopefully this is the start of a successful come back. If things go according to plan, I hope to have another video out for November, one out for December, and then by the time January rolls around, start trying to tackle KZbin full-time. We will see. Thank you very much for sticking around! Take care.

[@JoeRiordan]

Everyone that produced the food. Built the homes. Made the stuff. Fought the battles. It takes a village. Nice to see you back.

[@thinkfact]

I am really happy you brought attention to that! I think it's easy to only take in the consideration leaders or even only people in our direct family lines. But in all reality, "it took a village," and that is exactly how I would say it too. All of those people who did those very important jobs play a significant role to shape who is here today. And being attention to that is definitely the right thing to do! Thanks for the comment, have a good one!

[@SeanSMST]

Finally, another video

[@thinkfact]

Hope to get one more out this month and one out next month, and then come January start trying to produce two videos a month. And I also think it will be fun to start over a little bit. It makes it easier to connect to the most loyal individuals in the community. The part I have been looking forward to the most is actually the comment section. :)

[@briandiehl9257]

Reading this makes me laugh. I really love your videos though

[@M-Soares]

DALE IS BACK OMG OMG OMG Don't ever leave again, missed your videos so much!

[@thinkfact]

Well I am happy to say that I will hopefully get another video out this month, one next month, and then try to tackle KZbin full-time in January. We will see! Have a good one!

[@benpennington1866]

HE'S BACK!!!!

[@thinkfact]

For like the fifth time... I really got to stay back. Haha. Thank you for sticking around! :)

[@Slapdatknee]

My favorite channel on KZbin!

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much. Comments like that are what makes the hard work worth it! Thank you for the comment! :)

[@Slapdatknee]

Think Fact your welcome 🙏🏻 💝

[@MrAntieMatter]

Oh damn you're still alive. Great video, too, Dale! :D

[@thinkfact]

Yeah, it's definitely been far too long. But thank you very much for sticking around! Makes it easier coming back. Haha. I appreciate the comment, thank you and take care!

[@08nm08]

This had a Vsause kind of feel. Very well done. Not going to fact check, great presentation.

[@thinkfact]

Haha, thank you. I am happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.

[@TheJtmuffin]

Really great video, one of your best. Nice to see you back

[@thinkfact]

Hey there, thank you very much for the comment! And thank you for sticking around.

[@ahappytravis2176]

You could hypothetically work it out if you took the full population into account. Hence, you then do some fancy math with projections of population growth over the years, then do some long division, some really long division haha. I think we will be able to answer this question really easy when we have advanced machine learning and AI that can simply run simulations. I recently got into your video's, you deserve so much more attention however sometimes less is better. I hope you're still making videos, I love your stuff.

[@IFailMuchHarder]

Missed you man!

[@thinkfact]

I've missed the community quite a it. The comment section is always the best part of what I do, so thanks for sticking around!

[@mcgoldenblade4765]

The JonTron of educational videos.

[@thinkfact]

Jon is the person who inspired me to getting good at editing. So I am grateful for the comparison. Thank you!

[@italomarsano9362]

It’s good to have you back !!

[@thinkfact]

Thank you, I appreciate it! Now I'm going to try to stay back this time. Haha

[@italomarsano9362]

Your videos are great ! You rock 🎸!

[@randdymateo7901]

Man you are one of my first channels. Where were you? Glad to see you!

[@thinkfact]

Hey man, thank you very much. I have been very busy with school and I have been a bit stressed with KZbin. I may make a video about it at some point. I will say I hope to get more videos out. I hope to get another video out this month, and one more next month. And if I can, get 2 out a month after that. I hope to see you around and thank you for sticking around for all this time. :) Take care.

[@rosiemurasaki7509]

Yay! Dale's back! I feel so bad for you that you had to put that many numbers into the video and then some, that must have been overwhelming when you saw them

[@thinkfact]

First I didn't know how exactly I was going to put them in the video. But, it worked out. Though it is crazy how big the numbers can get.

[@riseevil7131]

Welcome back, you great man! 😁

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much for sticking around! And I appreciate the comment, take care!

[@riseevil7131]

You welcome and take care of yourself as well ^^

[@RETRODISTORT]

Glad to see you back :D

[@thinkfact]

Thank you, thanks for sticking around!

[@aronenark8184]

It's been so long! (T_T) We've missed you.

[@thinkfact]

It's been way too long. I hope to get another video out this month, and another one in December. And hopefully by January when I'm done with University I can start producing maybe two a month at most. But hopefully, this video is the start of a revival! Thank you for the comment and I hope to see you around!

[@georgecataloni4720]

I heard someone claim that the radicalization of Islam can be blamed on incest because the behaviors that make radicals radical match the behavior of children of incest. I think it's true, too, because I'm half Syrian and there is a normalcy of first cousin marriage in my family.

[@thinkfact]

Incestuous relationships are often quite common in many fundamentalist religious groups, there's also a need for there to be a lack of a cultural taboo. Incestuous relationships are common amongst group like the Amish (Anabaptist Christians) for example. Though, many of them are trying to find ways to counteract that. Another part that often plays a role as potential he arranged marriages, having a desire to marry within one's own culture or religious group, and having a lack of insight over and genetic issues that arise within the context of medical knowledge. There is a lot to it. Thank you for the comment, I appreciate it! Take care.

[@robertoguadianaortega1617]

good to see you back :)

[@thinkfact]

Good to be back, thank you!

[@pastelab]

Yay you are back! :D Great to see ya!

[@thinkfact]

Hey there, nice to hear from you again! Hope you have been well. :)

[@BellaCin7783]

Love your videos and that you cite your sources. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@shakalksgamer7974]

Finally he's back! :D, I missed the soothing voice and those beautiful voice.

[@thinkfact]

Haha, well I'm having somebody likes my voice. ;P Thank you for sticking around!

[@shakalksgamer7974]

Think Fact lol I meant beautiful eyes😂

[@rayyankhan343]

Hey man it's great to see you again looking forward to the next video

[@thinkfact]

Thank you, I appreciate it. Hopefully the next video comes out much sooner though! Haha. Take care and hope to see you next time!

[@Светланкалапочка]

An interesting question was raised! Good luck!

[@leftatalbuq54]

So happy you are back!

[@brendanlang2595]

WELCOME BACK

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much! ;)

[@uayninaduian4989]

You're back ! Yay

[@thinkfact]

Definitely, and hopefully I can start producing videos more regularly! Thank you for sticking around!

[@jaredgarcia8564]

Where do you come up with your ideas for videos? Are they just topics of personal interest, do you seek them out, or maybe your local chinese resturant has some really interesting fortune cookies

[@thinkfact]

I write down almost every thought I get in my phone that I could make a topic about. I have thousands of ideas in it. Sometime I just find myself thinking about stuff and then one thing leads into the next. Nothing crazy. A lot of the time the topic is the most easy part. It's making a video out of it that is hard for me sometimes.

[@jaredgarcia8564]

Think Fact Ah, I've tried something like that but i always find myself adding to the list but never actually reading it or doing anything with it apart from feeling overwhelmed by my now very long list

[@roucoupse]

Super, welcome back!

[@thinkfact]

Hey, thank you!

[@s0ngf0rx]

Reminded me of the beginning to A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bryson. Still need to actually finish the book but I remember being really moved when he talked about the fact that we're all just a collection of atoms that are arranged in a highly specific way to make you and I. We can take apart every atom that makes us up and the collection of atoms you end up with will not be representative at all of the sum of its parts. I wondered, which atom would you need to remove for us to lose consciousness? I just thought that was so neat, sort of how we're all here due to a sequence of highly specific actions that can be extended for thousands of years back. Come to think of it, if we don't exclude ourselves to the actions of modern humans, we can keep going back to the actions of the specific early human ancestors related to you and I, and then the mammals related to them, and the amphibians crawling out of the primeval pool, and the simple organelles that were joining together to make cells, and then the matter that started conglomerating into giant masses that would eventually become planets, and the bits of matter floating around after the big bang. It all makes me feel a bit insignificant, but I can't help but be in awe of the sheer beauty of it all. Like it all just sort of happened without rhyme or reason on one lazy Sunday afternoon and bam here we are. Great video lol.

[@thinkfact]

It's kind of overwhelming to think about in all actuality. Both of our existences faced such astronomical odds, yet here we are. And going back to your point, what if the very specific atoms that condition the very first lifeforms for some reason weren't there and for whatever reason life just didn't develop? What if the earth had no moon, what if the earth had not been hit by that Mars-size body that helped create the moon. It's almost like we're all a formula that ultimately required very specific things to happen to get to us. Anyway, thank you very much for the comment. Great read! Have a good one!

[@ariseira_]

YAY THINK FACT IS BACK

[@thinkfact]

And hopefully here to stay, thanks for sticking around!

[@ratatataraxia]

Hey it's this guy again! Good to see you!

[@thinkfact]

There, thank you very much for the comment. And it's good to see you too!

[@jupward]

And by not having kids, those 6,000,000 ancestors of mine all sigh in a unified sense of disappointment.

[@SoulSukkur]

I saw your comment on vsauce 3. Great work, bud.

[@thinkfact]

Hey, thank you for the comment. And thank you for sticking around! I feel like I have distance myself enough from my past videos, that by this point I just have to make each video to be something that stands on its own and not constantly get stressed out because it's not ultimately better than the last.

[@GoatChease]

Dale, it's been way too long my friend, welcome back! Glad to see that you're graduating and good on you for putting education first. Hope to see more videos from you soon.

[@thinkfact]

Yeah, it's actually really stressful. Because I do want to commit to you too, but I really need to focus on school. But the more I focus on school, the more the community fades and puts me in a situation where I have to decide whether it's going to be a reliable form of employment. I am thinking about it too much. haha. It's always nice to hear from you, thanks for sticking around all these years! Hopefully I can be more consistent. Take care!

[@lembas.]

Think Fact When you get to that point consider setting up a Patreon.

[@thinkfact]

It really makes me uncomfortable to ask people for money, at something I have to constantly combat with myself. Though, I realize it may be the only way to make this financially possible. Thank you for the advice, Lemba.

[@d_wang9836]

Welcome back

[@thinkfact]

Just enough of it. :P And thank you.

[@d_wang9836]

Think Fact Yw

[@FJB_USA_1ST]

Where have you beeeeeen? *singing it like Rihanna* lol nice to see u're back!!

[@thinkfact]

That's a complicated question. Haha. It's been a combination of being busy with school, wanting to do some other things, and being a bit overwhelmed with KZbin. It's stressful to keep constantly raising the bar on yourself. That said, thank you for sticking around!

[@emv010289]

Man your videos are awesome keep making such a great job

[@thinkfact]

Thank you! I hope to have a new one out within a weeks time. :))

[@ncghost12]

I am a hard determinist so the factors to take into consideration are all of them but at the same time, only one of them: what the history of the universe has been up to that point.

[@thinkfact]

It's a good point, and something I was struggling with while I made the video. Because almost every line we drive is always going to be arbitrary. You either take in the entire context, or you don't. And are those "don't" going to give you a satisfying answer? Interesting stuff, thank you for the comment!

[@lilnorman1000]

“A Number so ridiculously big that it sounds like making up words😂”

[@weltgeist2604]

5:54 Only /his/goers will understand the reference.

[@LLIu3]

I am suprised you didn't mention the "mitochondrial Eve"

[@thinkfact]

I debated it, but the video was already getting quite long and I didn't want to a start bringing up too many other concepts. Thanks for the comment!

[@stodazz2878]

Nice video welcome back =)

[@thinkfact]

Thanks Chip. ;P

[@Polygonlin]

AND I STILL CAN'T COME UP WITH AN ORIGINAL JOKE!!!

[@MetaSonic543]

Live or die, you make the choice.

[@thinkfact]

But isn't living just constantly dying?

[@samanthaevans3615]

On my genealogy journey and really liked this explanation 😊

[@elianal6726]

Holy shit you uploaded a video 😱

[@thinkfact]

It definitely took long enough, thank you very much for sticking around!

[@Haitian_Rick]

I got high & asked this question of how many people it took for me to get here & came to KZbin & now I’m here 🥴😩😮‍💨

[@Miss_Claire]

Don't stop making videos, you're my favorite :D

[@Gilgameshh]

u're alive!

[@thinkfact]

It has been a while, that's for sure. Thanks for sticking around!

[@jessetheanimenerd3304]

Your videos are always so interesting! Good job

[@BatoolZainabSuleman]

Looking forward to the next video

[@darianjames5751]

Really good video!

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much, I appreciate it!

[@probablydylan3622]

Aye, Dayzles back

[@thaodannguyen5428]

So glad to have you back Dale :) to be honest, I couldn't enjoy your 2-3 previous vids as they are too abstract and different from your original style which resulted in me not being able to keep up with the flow. I suppose changes are unavoidable but I genuinely hope that your future products will be more like this one, informative and objective. Thank you and hope to see you soon :")

[@DominatingDrew]

Every person in history affects me because of the Chaos Theory.

[@thinkfact]

I mean, especially if you go further back in time. It's extremely believable.

[@alwinpriven2400]

ohmagod a new video!

[@thinkfact]

Thanks for being one of the first people to see it!

[@alwinpriven2400]

no problem!

[@disculpa]

Hey you're back! I love your vids.

[@thinkfact]

Thank you for sticking around! And I appreciate that, hopefully I can keep producing more. And if so, I hope to see you around. Take care.

[@terrymyers6030]

Love 💕 the ending.. just enough! Nuf' said. My grandparents were 5th cousins.. they found out after 30 ish year's of marriage TX is smaller than you think

[@someguy7869]

I must ask, are you still running on burritos? Good to see you back!

[@thinkfact]

I have a burrito probably every other day that moment. So, I would definitely say yes! Haha Thank you for the comment, and take care!

[@jp5394]

Kept us waiting, huh?

[@thinkfact]

Hopefully the next few videos will come out more quickly! Keep an eye out. :) And thank you for sticking around for this one.

[@davidm.johnston8994]

Hello Dale, welcome back! We missed you ;-)

[@thinkfact]

Thank you, and it's nice to be back! I appreciate so many people in the community sticking around despite all of the time between each video. Hopefully I can start being more consistent! Take care, and have a good one!

[@davidm.johnston8994]

Think Fact I would love it if you uploaded more! Of course quality comes before quantity, so take your time if you need it. Do you mind to give a small update about yourself? I know you've been doing studies, so where do you stand with those?

[@bjorn2840]

Well, thanks for the calculations....

[@thinkfact]

Haha, I was in a part redoing an old video. Primarily because I got the calculations wrong and wanted to do more justice to the subject/concept.

[@maddemobil6637]

Just enough? All of them would be much more accurate. :)

[@thinkfact]

Who is to say those are mutually exclusive? Haha, but you bring up a good point! Thank you for sticking around and have a good one!

[@alejandromonje164]

Good video !! 😉

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much, I appreciate it!

[@danield9211]

Don’t ducking ghost again, I’m a new subscriber. I saw you on Vsauce. Don’t fuck up your followers. Good channel keep it up!

[@ChrisChoi123]

well ill be darned. hes finally back

[@thinkfact]

Now let's try to keep it that way. Haha. Thank you for sticking around.

[@johnpauljones9244]

I am a member of the Jones family. I must say, it seems, we have loved everybody. Hell, distant cousin, is not only, my namesake, but, the founder of the American Navy. 🤯😉👍

[@BristolMatt]

Amazing vid. I dont know why but i didnt really consider my life like this, i always considered my blood line as nan and grandad.....great nan and grandad....and so on. I never took into consideration how many people had to make them......and them before that.

[@thinkfact]

Thank you, I appreciate it! That's one of my favorite things to do, to get people thinking about things in a manner they never did before. I always find interesting is when does the family simply stop talking about a family member from the past. I'm sure your grandparents heard a lot about their grandparents. How much about your great great grandparents do you personally ever hear? And is information about all of them going to be passed down to your grandchildren? It's complicated. Thank you for the comment, and take care!

[@bilalhossain55]

finally waited so long

[@thinkfact]

It's been far too long. But, hopefully this is the start of a big comeback! Thank you for sticking around! Take care.

[@bilalhossain55]

Think Fact big fan of your "10 facts nobody knows" videos plz make more of them

[@yokab]

Wםah!, rare video upload

[@thinkfact]

Rare for sure! Thanks for sticking around!

[@mathieuleader8601]

I guess killing your own grandfather in the grandfather paradox won't happen

[@dophinprincess]

Yay you uploaded lol

[@thinkfact]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video!

[@2FaceFGC45]

yay new video

[@thinkfact]

I hope you enjoy it.

[@AmongUs-mb4qx]

key decision? my friends say that i was an accident.

[@julianjagush1266]

I would take in consideration also people that saved your ancestors' lives and their ancestors, and also people that did something to people that would've threatened your ancestor's existence. PS I would've loved you to talk about the person where all humanity can relate to, the "real Eve" of sorts and how anthropologists managed to get to it. Or just make another video.

[@torabisurandomT]

Welcome Back! : )

[@spairus4492]

And if we consider that "you" is not only your body, but also your character (habits, mentality, etc.), then the answer is: All of them. The world you live in was formed by and is a product of all of the people that have come to pass, leaving (or taking) their own pebble on the mound of civilization. Thus, "you" are in some sense, a child of everyone that shaped your world, not just the ones that gave birth to you.

[@jera8258]

from 9 mins on you blew my mind, never thought that way. Always looked at it as i would be here either way, just question if i would be me. Like my skin tone, and family. But that my reality would have always happened just the settings would have changed

[@Luckycrow69]

Awesome video

[@landongames4299]

Havnt watched you in a couple years figured id come back to a beard or some shit😂 maybe even an active channel. But i was wrong.

[@_KlootMalloot_]

How did i miss this?!?!?!??

[@nking2146]

Nice to see you. To see you? NICE.

[@thinkfact]

Nice to hear from you. To hear from you? Nice. :P Thanks for the comment!

[@alexanderheubel7366]

I MISS YOU YOOOOOO

[@thinkfact]

I've missed all of you guys so much. Reaching out to all of you guys in the comment section has always been the best part! Thank you for sticking around!