Reacting to 5 Amazing Inventions You Didn’t Know Were German!

[@Winona493]

I like very much how you described Feli! And yeah, most of us feel the same when it comes to her and her content. 😊

[@GernotRutz]

9:50 you asked "who invented Germans?" Well, I guess we invented us ourselves 🤣

[@thebestman92-rq5xc]

Haha nice one

[@VolkerHett]

I'd say it was the Romans, Tacitus was the main culprit 😄

[@VolkerHett]

Wow! Wikipedia has an article on Jākobs Jufess as Jacob Davis was named when he was born in - wait for it - Riga!

[@MaBer-67391]

In 1897, Felix Hoffman, a German chemist working for the Bayer company, invented aspirin.

[@MagicChris86]

Funny thing that you just got that with the Diesel-engine later in the vid, although she also already mentioned it earlier when talking about the invention of the car, the Otto-motor (gasoline combustion engine) and also the Diesel-engine. ^^

[@xxJOKeR75xx]

Also Felix Wankel invented the Wankel engine and Herrman Jacobi built the first usable electric engine. The steam engine was invented by English/Scots though. And the usual caveat: a lot of inventions have multiple fathers who worked of each others' research. But Germans had a hand in many world changing inventions.

[@Winona493]

I was the "guy"! 😂 Not only me, I have to admit.

[@wolsch3435]

Check Jacobs Youphess or Jufess, a Jewish tailor, born in Riga, May 14, 1834.

[@thebestman92-rq5xc]

Letssgggoooooo latvija

[@klausoxen6597]

For the Algo 😊✌

[@ferdirunge4510]

listen to her again, she pronounced levi's correctly.

[@sean.s.]

Who invented the Germans? The German in me thought about it... Germans are the result of an unpredictable variability in the development of complex systems. Sounds very German, doesn't it? 😅

[@Winona493]

My third comment, so sorry, but Schnitzel originate in Austria.😂 But we Germans will take it, no problem.😊