Mr Freeman, part 57

I'd like to play a little game with you... For one measly minute or so, let's forget your precious IQ and enter the dark realm of imagination. Look closer! Imagine there was - some shift in the old time-space continuum that sent you thousands of years into the past. But you have a flash drive bursting with gigabytes of wonders of the modern world: music, books, pictures, videos... You aren't just some little prick any longer, but the pinnacle of smarts, top of the big pyramid of civilization. They're all dying to pay you incredible treasures in exchange for all this knowledge. World leaders from every nation! You're a demigod-like genuine phenomenon, you are the path to true enlightenment, dude!
Well, everybody's gathered together, excited and waiting, ready to pay heed to your knowledge, to learn from you and so forth. Thousands of eyes are staring, the entire world has stopped to hear what you'll say - expecting miracles and light! Now pay attention. How do you get the data off of the flash drive? Because you don't really know anything. The only proof you have that you're from the future is this little hunk of plastic and metal. You've got nothing to tell the mob. And without proof, anything you say to them is going to sound like ***
And at best, THIS is where you'll end up. So yeah, my precious smarty pants without all your usual technical support you're nothing but a useless little dumb two-legged farter. But then of course, setting up a free e-mail box, turning in a "ready made essay", voting via text message, or installing a plug-in are each and every one crucial, necessary, brilliant skills.
But they are not gonna do one damned thing to save your neck! Right. Now let's think about things on a global scale. Any of you know the gunpowder formula? Can you make penicillin? Do ya know how to take crude oil and turn it into gasoline? Is there anything at all you could give these poor dumb shmoes from the past, huh? Come on, think!?
Use your brains, darling parasites! For example, to generate electricity all you need is an orange or a potato. It would be enough to stick a small golden cross along with a silver spoon into it for these two contacts to produce 2 volts!
Did you know that? I'm well aware that my words will not convince you, which is why I'm prepared to show you something that is significantly more substantial. I happened to bring along with me a nano-quantum-crystallic hyper-hydropneumatic information core with thousands of petabytes of information. Voila! And now, this amazing device will transport every one of us... Or not. Uh, does anybody have an intrasystemic figurative synthesis - compiler?
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[@egzitwoond6391]

The extacy one feels leaping into the air screaming "I CAN MAKE GUNPOWDER!" Is unrivaled

[@docmeta477]

But do you know how to extract lime from limestone, could you identify what rocks are made of it? Sulfur from urine? Not saying you don’t, but just something to consider.

[@jaceelee5450]

But I think we also forget black powder, and smokeless powder are very different. And then we have flash powder as well. All serving a different purpose and smokeless is hard to make since it's regulated by the "omniscient" ATF.

[@johngreen6088]

@@jaceelee5450 oof how to make it

[@VIady]

Literally had to study old gun powder processing due to writing a book that is set in ancient china

[@happyjohn354]

@@johngreen6088 Old school smokeless powder is nitrocellulose just going by its name I can guess its has something to do with nitrogen and cellulose.

[@xRiffzz]

One issue with being thousands of years in the past: A MASSIVE language barrier.

[@Kerruo]

Oh please, don't tell me you can't speak Latin. Anyone can learn Latin these days...

[@Skull-Butterfly]

@@Kerruo just because anyone can doesn’t mean everyone already knows. Also Latin isn’t the only language barrier, that was just one example.

[@Skull-Butterfly]

I am a freaking idiot and already forgot what was in the original comment lol

[@kelseywilliams6561]

​@@Kerruo I learned it. Problem with Latin is that we don't know how it was actually pronounced 1,000 years ago. I read a paper by Lucie Pultrova on how the Latin r might actually have been pronounced. Best we got are clues.

[@Kerruo]

@@kelseywilliams6561 My comment was more on the side of sarcasm.

[@Grimsikk]

My personal takeaway from this is hitting close to home. I've been watching the way the world has been especially since 2020, and I've been thinking, "What if WW3, or some various apocalyptic situation happens in my lifetime, in the next decade, in the next year?" I'm. Not. Ready. Without being a paranoid panicked prepper that's obsessed with every possible facet of the issue, I decided to start small, short term: A bug out bag. What items would I need? What dehydrated long-term food? What medical supplies? Then it hit me. We're. Not. Ready. I don't know how to make any of the things that I am looking to purchase for my survival kit. Read that last sentence and appreciate how absurd and utterly insane it is.

[@triplow2698]

COVID 19

[@sebroki4679]

one tip i have if you’re stressed about that sort of stuff is learn about agriculture and soil science. find out what types of soil is in your area, it’ll really help knowing you could feed yourself if something happened

[@Vyssin]

A lot of everyday essential products that we use every day from the industrial revolution can not be produced without those industries. You don't really think you are going to drill for oil refine it, and then make spare parts for your car when it needs to be serviced do you? This modern world we live in isn't sustainable by yourself. We all depend on each other if we are to thrive. It isn't hard to survive alone all by yourself. The average lifespan before our modern day was only 25 years. Making it to 60/80 years old or longer is a miracle not the norm.

[@darkerfox6246]

​@@Vyssin the average doesn't mean much. Modern medicine added ~25-30 years, not 50. Also wars were a lot more common. I feel like you are misleading people a bit.

[@Vyssin]

@@darkerfox6246 I think you are missing my point.

[@juliannacorbi5589]

This reminds me of the anime "Dr. Stone" when I watched it I realized I didn't know a damn thing to survive in a world without internet and the government..

[@StaringAtWall]

Does the anime have real stuff in it? I Mean real science or is it all fictional

[@juliannacorbi5589]

@@StaringAtWall some of it is real and some is exaggerated

[@zsewqthewolf1194]

you be shocked how useful a book can be, also a few things would give some nation a leg up like making food last longer and other common knowledge thing.

[@armanazmiibnamin1108]

@@StaringAtWall Well, it heavily underestimates the purity of materials used and yk, the revival fluid and stuff, besides that it's pretty solid

[@deltaxchannel7768]

I personally know the formulas and production methods of many things, from gunpowder to the creation of medicines or fuels, such as Biodiesel. all because I'm writing a novel where the protagonist has all the human knowledge of our world.

[@Brokentigolbuscuits]

I would definitely love to read this so I can understand this stuff and do further better my terminology.

[@deltaxchannel7768]

@@Brokentigolbuscuits It will still be a few years before I finish the first draft, then I have to translate it into several languages and publish it.

[@Brokentigolbuscuits]

@@deltaxchannel7768 even still, thank you

[@codykun2385]

1:00 ill become enlightened and learn more of what the world is made of, thank you. ^Mr freeman*

[@simoj.2953]

As an avid reader of fantasy novels, a lot of them are kingdom/empire building, territory managment in medieval or even primitive periods, I know a lot of useless shit like gunpowder and sement formulas, fertilizer, how to make or developed some of the first vaccines(for smallpox from cowpox...) and antibiotics, alcohol, distillers, glass, telescopes, steam engines, ships and trains, the spinning jenny, paper, typewriter, ... there is more LOL

[@Dreamer-rg4eb]

If I woke up in the past I would mist likely get a factory job and just continue as normal. I have never felt so useless in my life

[@davids.8509]

I feel you bro.

[@sidegrabsheriff]

get your god damn head out you ass and be free

[@davids.8509]

@@sidegrabsheriff like it is something so easy to do.

[@Skull-Butterfly]

I think it’s amazing how the creator demonstrated that this character is directly affected by the things they say. Almost as if they are projecting, acting as if they are above it all and pretending to know more than they do, but they do know how much they know, but are afraid to admit it out loud.

[@zsewqthewolf1194]

a lot of ceators have that habit, like foamy the squill and others that say things and the character is effect by the things around them or by there own hands

[@moisestrujillo9528]

Holy shit i just got that

[@xxauragamerxx9962]

I've never been so happy to be a farmer in my life

[@BauchmanStyle]

This one was great. It will make people think or nervous laugh. I like how you have good points on every video I have watched. I would not have anything to give for the one in the past they could teach ME MYSELF and I on the otherhand.

[@InfinitySamurai1111]

The way the rope just popped up when he couldn’t explain himself clearly anymore 😂

[@moisestrujillo9528]

He’s talking about the present of how afraid he is to speak the truth if he knows the truth

[@Swagmaster65]

You can't bring them knowledge, but you can bring them ideas they never would have considered. They'll call you a madman and lock you away, but they won't unthink what you gave them.

[@yaboi4530]

All of us are stupid, but knowing that we don’t know makes us a little bit smarter.

[@benjolambertino1817]

75% nitrate,15% charcoal, 10% sulfur

[@kiyahalheybhai269]

@Pedro H surprisingly, our pee has nitrate and sulfer. charcoal is easy to get

[@axeldewater9491]

@@kiyahalheybhai269 How do you extract them from our pee

[@rainofrest7778]

@@axeldewater9491 u drink it

[@axeldewater9491]

@@rainofrest7778 bruh?

[@UncleMerlin]

​​@@axeldewater9491 boiling piss for a small amount of niter. For large amounts: Burying dead bodies, fermentation with shit and piss will give you niter bedding which lets a special microbe excrete Niter which you can then add wood ashes to to create Saltpeter. Sulfur is obtained from caves but mostly from Volcanos. Yellowish and quite toxic without a mask. Charcoal is obtained by starving wood of Oxygen and heating it to above 400 degrees for Pyrolysis

[@TheeHairWitch]

So what I got from this is we can all know everything because of technology we just google something and have the answer, we never really LEARN anything. So if we were to lose everything, technology & pretty much be back in the Stone Age, what would we know? Me personally have many books on how to make medicine & I’m a beginner herbalist atm & forage often. I know how to sew & crochet, make yarn, basket weave, cook & bake lol it helps to have ADHD 😂😂 I love to absorb knowledge so this just inspired me to look into some more useful things & how to do them myself. At the end when he was from the future bringing us knowledge, I believe that was his way of saying when ever someone claims to have knowledge we burn them at the stake & call them “witches” or “conspiracy theorists” no one believes them. OR the government or ppl in control, unalive them. I’m curious to hear what others interpret this one as! 😊 I wish we could have the rest of the series translated, I think it’s gonna take me way too long to learn Russian 😅😅

[@rubikfan1]

If i get sent back 1000 years ago without prep. I will stick to the wild and leave the city alone. I know how to make fire and have basic understanding about food and clean water. Nobody in the city knows me, and cant speak ther tongue and all that tech sounds like witch craft to them. Saver option is beeing in the wild and hope you live long.

[@xnifty3566]

The fact that he is showing us our dependency on the system is interesting.

[@citlalliortiz7175]

If we are only being taught to memorize then we really know nothing at all outside from that memorization of a specific test or class , all information no longer stored in our heads but other technological objects

[@adityakshenoy1990]

Thank you for this message. You have helped me lot with your messages.

[@avtandilachuashvili8437]

I’ve not seen so much of myself in anything like here for so long time… great works

[@ldealer9515]

Does anyone really think he would have nothing to offer in the form of knowledge to a primitive civilization? The most valuable and life-saving knowledge we could offer our long-past ancestors wouldn´t be something as meaningless as the conversion process of crude oil into gas nor something as complicated as a stable way production and storage of electricity. The most valuable information we could offer would be, most likely, simple everyday common knowledge: basic personal and public hygiene, the importance of boiling water to kill bacteria, simplified history lessons about the progress of technology, basic urbanization ideas (sewage systems, accesible clean water, etc), basic math and arithmetic concepts and so on. All of which are commonly learned throughout school years. As an individual, you are much more likely to have an impact in a primitive society by giving them a push in the right direction rather than providing them with the final end result. Y´know, "Give a man a fish...". If anything, the scenario described would be a death sentence not because of your lack of knowledge to share, but because of impossibility of communication. Should we then learn thousands of dead languages (impossible) just in case one day we might have the microscopical chance to require them? No, not really. Don´t get me wrong tho. I understand the message and somewhat agree with it: a good chunk of your value as a person comes directly from having knowledge about essential aspects of life along with your ability to transfer it. Gaining more of that knowledge is good for any individual, for it helps you understand better the world around you. I just don´t really agree with the way this idea is presented. Side note: I call bs on anyone who says he has never daydreamt of this exact scenario. I just don´t believe it.

[@Vizerm]

great paragraph and all, but if you got the message… doesn’t that mean it was presented just as it needed to be?

[@ldealer9515]

@@Vizerm I dont think the presentation is good when it can be so easily countered. When the arguments behind an idea get countered, the idea itself loses weight.

[@TheInfiniteVoid]

@@ldealer9515 you try to teach them to wash their hands, they will get offended by the notion that they are dirty, then call you crazy and lock you up, least that's what happened to Ignaz Semmelweis.

[@fifiadan]

The average American doesn’t know any of those things

[@livinglegend9709]

​@@fifiadan weird I know a good couple of em that no more about those things 😂

[@aimslate1035]

For me it would be medical knowledge. Basic sanitation, germ theory, how most of the human body works, as well as the scientific method. Granted I can only speak modern English as well as all the other limitations of my body's immunity and needs for survival. Could also give them rough world maps.

[@TimeWizard727]

Yeah... it can feel a little crazy-making being in our present tense being as self aware but having no proof you know things that should be shared and worried about being attacked for it. Ive long harbored the same fears which is why I've actually been targeted these videos recently by my algorithm. This is the first time ive felt less alone on this matter. Even though ive logically known others are out there like this, its very isolating and hard to talk to people. This made me feel better.

[@sametyetimoglu6026]

This is a very cool thought experiment! Thanks

[@anicase8712]

This one is good. Love that you're talking about yourself and the challenges you are facing now, being who you are and what you're trying to do here. You are correct, it's not easy to send a message out when your audience has no way of understanding it. You must understand your audience and translate your message into a form that they can understand, even if only a little bit. All it takes is that they understand just enough to start thinking, wondering, and maybe start exploring the idea a little more on their own. This is a skill that the majority of "geniuses" do not have.

[@zachadelic8110]

These videos are magick...true Alchemist! Love it! So mote it be.

[@anonymous_wednesday]

fun fact!! if you leave a loaf of bread to mold until it turns that lovely shade of powder blue, it will work as temporary penicillin!

[@axeldewater9491]

Now, do you know how to make bread?

[@anonymous_wednesday]

@@axeldewater9491 course!! my slovak grandma would disown me if i couldn’t remember our family bread recipe lol

[@axeldewater9491]

@@anonymous_wednesday But do you know how to get/make all the ingredients needed for that recipe?

[@anonymous_wednesday]

@@axeldewater9491 yes, ofc. bread rlly isnt that hard to make yo

[@thecolorpurple4807]

@@axeldewater9491 id have plants out at my house like minecraft

[@kingdohe]

These really are amazing

[@superspider64]

I know it sounds dumb but I did actually learn a little bit about making an antibiotic and making a working electrical generator from Dr. Stone, it sounds like I'm just another one of the "Nuh uh I'm smrt!" people but the manga does a good job of explaining things step by step, even going so far as to explain how to locate tungsten with nothing but your own eyes and a bit of dedicated rock collecting to create the perfect filament for lightbulbs

[@nathan0300h]

this is by far, the most epic one i've seen so far 😂🤣🔥🔥

[@daleksaan935]

Rise and shine, mister Freeman.

[@Jamescob100]

This is great. More freeman!

[@antonar469]

kzbin.info

[@Jamescob100]

AntonAR Romanovsky oh I'm completely aware of the original Mr. Freeman 😊 that's where I watched it first but thanks anyway

[@Catherine_772]

🇷🇺

[@axokill1888]

Chemists and engineers would have a field day

[@Skull-Butterfly]

If I were placed in the situation described in the first minute of the video, Ideally I would experiment with methods of recreating the technology needed to get the information off of the flashdrive. Realistically, I wouldn’t be able to go far with it, and would likely die before reaching that point. Either by me giving up early, recognizing that I’m not creative enough to figure it out, or that I would go through so many different routes trying to find the right one that I would never reach my destination, or rather that I wouldn’t be able to prove what I know about the flashdrive, and would be killed off because of it (depending on the time period I end up in of course)

[@barrdack]

This was originally posted in 2010 and it prepared me for spotting Mandela Effects.

[@czernm20]

tell me where I can find any?

[@berusissupreme1018]

@@czernm20 Mr Freeman Russian.

[@dragonslayer1009]

Wow thanks random out of the blue KZbin short you showed me an amazing channel

[@rjesterie]

Thankyou, I also know aesops tale of the crow using the cast off feathers of other birds to make itself seem beautiful- until they returned that is. Alas, it would seem my feathers also seem to all be dull.... for now.

[@sometwat]

For the electricity question I was going to say get a bunch of copper and magnets together and create a small Dynamo.

[@Limanknol]

true but how would u get the magnets and copper

[@sometwat]

@@Limanknol well the argument is based on a midevil Society which means that I am working with and those limitations, copper is fairly easy to come I am pretty sure you figure out iron tools by this point, or stone to mine copper, or have any type of alloy like brass, the difficult part would be finding a type of magnet that doesn't require digging gold for magnetite, or if I'm able to bring one thing with me then probably needs to be magnet, seance in the video Mr Freeman has bought some kind of crystal that contains information with into the past which he couldn't extract, so I may as well bring magnets with me so I can use their copper to create this electric spark generator, the rest of the machine suggest basic engineering the generators complete the other stuff is now just stick it to a mediaeval windmill or waterwheel and watch the electricity flow.

[@williamabraham2057]

thank you

[@diogrando8913]

Damn I actually feel like I’m thinking. I don’t understand half of the messages, but I do feel like I’m thinking. Thank you so much.

[@diogrando8913]

Also I feel like I understood this one but idk

[@undine8750]

I mean if you took physics 1 and 2 and calculus in highschool and weren't sleeping, you could basically become a miniature Isaac Newton

[@Limanknol]

exactly!

[@zenatrite7933]

"Who will get it" I got it lol btw I was working on from crude oil to diesel with my friend but still no one figures it out as you mentioned

[@eraldolaci672]

The algorithem of youtube dont want his videos to be viewed.

[@Y1EL]

It's because this series is very old and millions of people already watched the original Russian version

[@souvenir1100]

Truth of society

[@cookiecrumble7735]

He can’t show us the 1:1 scale of the truth or they’ll kill him

[@theriddler4775]

Well not really... they might've back when they were first released but time has long past now. I think it's why he stopped making videos is although people were supposedly getting the message no one did anything about it.He probably felt his efforts wasted.

[@cookiecrumble7735]

@@theriddler4775 maybe

[@dhiye367]

@@theriddler4775 Well 3 months late, i don't think he felt that his time was wasted i personally think after binging the majority of his videos, i believe that he has no more message to send or say as in all that he wanted to be said has been said cause if you look at it every year we go his videos become MORE AND MORE crystallized (or relevant to our life) especially Mr free man part 02 "how is it possible to win or lose in a game where the rules are constantly changing but are never changed by you" if i had to relate that quote to this video id say that imagine if you like freeman said had a 1 gig worth of info back in the medieval age or even before that and prove to those goofballs that you are indeed from the future with some random experiment or trick that is considered to be "OUT OF THIS WORLD" you'd be a god and you'd be a ble to write your own rules, ofc thats what i think if you ask the relation about part 02 and part 57

[@tylerrodgers1693]

Y’all know this guy was arrested for rape and murder right so this is inside the mind of sick people

[@gymbro1.0]

@@tylerrodgers1693 the guy? you mean the creator of freeman?

[@AntiCommunist]

I love how the ending is an allusion to the beginning

[@puppykibble]

Imagine all that. I mean, what could possibly top that? Being number one at everything with so many adoring you? Oh the fun you'll have over and over again. The smartest, strongest, most beautiful thing to have ever existed! All that attention and love at your fingertips! Wowie! Now let's put a little twist in there just to make things even more interesting. Didn't go according to plan, but that was even more exciting. Is anyone really listening anymore? Boring! Loud! Loud! Shouting voices, look at me! Adore me! Oh wait, I'm alone. That's okay. I kind of like being alone for now. Wow, there are so many people who are alone. I don't feel so lonely anymore. 🤪

[@user-hp6uk5ht8j]

"you actually teaching them" Them: bro is definitely a witch

[@rickywilliams1586]

I could provide entertainment. Films, books, video games. These stories are just perfect for use.

[@kalkuttadrop6371]

Sulpher, Saltpeter, and Charcoal, some sort of Blue Mold extract, and kinda like making alcohol distillation?

[@Maverickmom88]

I am a plumber. I would be their fucking God.

[@Tay-xj5ud]

Phone with shitloads of information downloaded and a hand crank charger.

[@kiyahalheybhai269]

the gunpowder and electricity is an analogy. point is can you alone bring up a modern society...

[@bacteria3295]

It is not just that we don’t know anything, but that no matter what our technology is, we all have the same level of comprehending skills if we don’t learn where they actually come from.

[@elcaponeholyemperorofnj1169]

Now that you mention it, my great uncle owned a farm up in Canada milking cows.

[@N331_05]

Oh crap - I rilly need to start learning basic survival tasks and need a fundamental understanding of how things work, I may not be transported to the past but I really don’t know anything and I’m actually very dumb, despite doing well in school exams

[@jacktheripper8746]

I am just a math enthusiast, so I would find Leonard Euler or Isaak Newton or whoever will be the greatest math star at the time, and am going to tell them modern mathematical concepts

[@samuelpomeroy9672]

A compound bow is fairly simple but complex

[@melelconquistador]

I have the memory word for word of certain books that would turn old society on its head. Other than that, the knowledge for aircraft maintenance of an entire airframe.

[@diwin8967]

from the future are we mr freeman.

[@Animgaming_fever]

He is talking about himself He is from the future!

[@Afrochocolate22]

EVERYONE'S UNDERSTANDING IS DIFFERENT THAT IS OK THESE VIDEOS ARE NOT TO DIVIDE US ANYMORE THAN WE ALREADY ARE THEY ARE TO BRING US TOGETHER TO A BROADER UNDERSTANDING OF THINGS THATS WHY EVERYTHING IS GENERALIZED "TAKE WHAT YOU CAN GIVE A LITTLE AWAY KEEP WHAT YOU NEED"

[@jonathanhoward1499]

No. You are wrong. Live for yourself.

[@derpyslurp8779]

​@@jonathanhoward1499 do you honestly think one person can make a change? That's not how life works. There is not enough time to learn everything, it's good to build off of known science.

[@jonathanhoward1499]

@@derpyslurp8779 Yes. Of everyone decides to live for themselves the excuse of other people will cease to exist immediately.

[@foxowlhello]

he has a good point we don't really know anything

[@kalvinpiercefernandico754]

The Philippines was exactly in this kind of situation back during the 2022 Pre-election Campaign season. What use can philosophical jargons possibly have on people who can only do oonga bunga? What sense does giving QR Codes and websites to spread information mean for those who don’t have access to it? What are books when people can’t read? What are tools when there are no means to use them? And so, the people remain blinded from reality. Now we are reaping the fruits of our mistakes.

[@lilkozy5340]

Information and knowledge are comeplete different things. Anyone can access the information. Being able to use the information then becomes true knowledge. Knowledge is power. Its not what u know. It’s knowing how to use what you know.

[@arkblazer1]

So this is how a russian isekai's would go?

[@durango7142]

That's it im learning every mf thing from botany to medicine to mechmical engineering

[@StainedFork]

I understand how to live off the land in almost every way possible

[@ramoncerda1857]

Dr.stone has shown me the way

[@PossessedPotatoBird]

Even if you knew anything you wouldn’t be able to share it, not only is everyone who speaks English doomed outside of England but even if you are in England if you go far enough back you’ll ready the times of old English which was an entirely different language compared to modern English You can’t tell, you have to do, and even then it would be remarkably hard to get the stuff you need without being able to ask for it or even if you do get it, explain what’s even happening

[@flowerfullgirl_]

lsd + this makes me feel unholy good from how good of a human I am

[@Attention2Retail]

Blame all the it on the schools. School has transformed into a memory game, as long as you have the right answers, YOU ARE SMART.

[@beywheelzhater8930]

But on the other hand, shouldn't you be able to find this information on your own with this realization? So why don't you? Just to be able to access this comment section we have to use this amazing thing called the internet, one with all the answers we could ever want as long as we put in the effort to learn them, we have the flash drive we just have to open it However, why do that? Is the pursuit really going to make us happy?

[@hedon58]

Ha this really went over everybody’s head

[@rainingtacos3135]

I’d just toss the flash drive away and try to live my life as a peasant

[@happyjohn354]

Then without basic survival experience you would die of dysentery in less than a month.

[@Halah979]

Being insulted by the truth is an odd feeling

[@user-fq8wn1xc6b]

Он ищё и на английском? Хираси !

[@user-wy7em9iy3q]

Я удевлина

[@Unredempt]

Грустно, когда русские плохо говорят на русском, но интересуются другими языками.

[@PossessedPotatoBird]

Depends when.

[@Musclehustlerz]

He said something in this video.... i wanna hear the rest. Always cliffhangers

[@A_MOLL]

We are so dependent on society and the economy that we have few options for survival other than being a slave

[@mekotheneko2398]

Assuming you can communicate in any capacity

[@johnarmstrong2530]

I know some German and at 0:29 in the video it’s says “Civilization is the inevitable fate of a culture”

[@anime_lover_yt6275]

I allready know I'm stupid, no need to rub it in

[@dannyceron9512]

At 0:24 is morse code? His faces and the 1 could mean something?

[@DavidJohnsonFromSeattle]

Why give them tech? That is soooo limited. Give them capitalism, civil liberties, a constitution, and the scientific method. The rest will work itself out.

[@loafylovebit9964]

Idk bout that, for example a farmer back a few centuries ago having to produce his crop from manual labor with tools that are essentially bent metal at the end of a wooden pole, would probably be incredibly benefited if presented with a gasoline powered tractor and the modern day attachments for one to make tilling, weeding, planting, fertilizing, watering, and harvesting all easier, faster, and ultimately on a larger scale. Indeed an effective and functional government is crucial with large communities, but if that community lacks an efficient source of the most basic needs like food, they will likely lose sight on the importance of a gov and focus on self preservation

[@matter8293]

interesting idea idk probably wrong anyone who really understands this only understands this because we're the same because we all live it you only understand because we're all the same

[@tuckerodonnell9269]

i can turn corn into fuel grade ethonal and build a two stroke engine for a crude motor cycle

[@happyjohn354]

@@HOWTODOEVERYTHING101 No you miss the point the point is being able to do things when cut off from external information sources like the internet. The guy you are responding to can actually make something without relying on a external knowledge source.

[@hoodarko]

🎆

[@CheesyCore]

yes, I can while I do know how to cultivate penicillin. without the understanding of microbiotics this knowledge would not be useful to the past what I can provide, is knowledge much more important I can teach basic hygiene precautions. I can show basic problem solving skills. ideas in music and art. I can propose small forms of democracy for decision making in my own community I can make giant impacts on the lives of my close people without any prior infrastructure

[@videomaster1189]

I love how he uses petabyte as a storage term for context a pedabyte is 1000 terabytes

[@ThatTallGuy0]

I do actually know the gunpowder formula

[@oddyoddster]

Okay, I understand the message. But I still have a question. Why should I know to make electricity with a potato if I am going to be an artist or something? All of us gain wise thoughts from ancient philosophers, formula of gravity from past years physics, and news about high technology last week. We can’t get any information from future, it a bad way. But what we really have to think about what we are going to give to our children. We are studied by past and have to teach future generations. Because future is coming... every... second...

[@skoppppppppka]

You should do that in order not to be amazed of how it works in reality. I mean, not to view this like magic. What is electricity? The knowledge can save your life too. What is electricity and why it is dangerous? From the other side, the knowledge makes your life more conscious and real. So yes you shouldn't know how to put wires in your home, but you should know how it works at least theoretically,

[@kasparsiricenko2240]

Let’s imagine you got on island where there is no human. Do you know how to survive. Do you know even basic stuff? You are asking a question why do I need basic knowledge, like 2+2? Think by myself, explore and learn when I will be reading text that I don’t understand because I am an actor? This is how illiteracy, stupidity and degradation starts

[@kasparsiricenko2240]

You are reminding me Katy Perry asking is Math related to science. She is singer like you

[@Nick-Bel]

I am still in school and this guy wants me to make penicilin I still can make steam machines

[@vitacattaneo]

less virtual, more practical things. People can't make an O with a glass. Use your hands to build what matters. Who you are if the grid stops working?

[@AP-uw4kh]

0:30 Oswald Spengler

[@sin3369]

Gun powder, penicillin, and crude oil are great but the printing press, paper, steel, and tools are what literally made our modern society. Without this knowledge and tools we as humans would not be as intelligent as of today! So yea thats what I would bring.

[@ethanwhite9332]

So I’ve watched a few of these. Definitely interesting but I stopped trying to pick apart every detail of life a long time ago and decided it’s probably a lot more fun to just play the game so to speak. Life can be so fun if you just put in some effort for it, not even a whole lot. I’m about to complete a class to get my adjuster license that takes like 3 months (for me, my dad took 2 weeks to complete it) and this will be more money than I ever thought I would make and it takes less effort than getting a job somewhere imo. I’m sure there’s a lot of jobs out there similar to this and all it takes is a little bit of effort. Play the game. When you’re playing a video game and want all the cool stuff you might have to do some grinding but it’s worth it, as long as the cost doesn’t outweigh the benefits of course. Edit: By similar jobs I really just meant jobs that you want to do that might be more in your reach than you thought, I love doing the classes for insurance adjusting and it’s a pretty cool job but you might want to do some other shit idk I’m not you, but you should put in just a little bit of effort to do whatever you want because why not, this is a video game you can only play once, don’t waste time on stupid bullshit and do what you want.

[@seth5847]

1:17 where you'll "be-headed" more like

[@EzraPlutoCharles]

The moment he said flash drive I was like "How the fuck am I gonna get info off of it?" Also, the thoughts of people paying me and bowing down to me about significant information sounds gross. Why would I want that?

[@giantserpent6985]

dr. stone:

[@bradenhenry4867]

Does anyone know if he talked about racism or school i want to know what he says about it

[@cohen7464]

Me who watches dr stone: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you