These Ancient Relics Are so Advanced They Really Shouldn't Exist

[@mike9115]

Imagine how many genius humans weren’t ever famously known for their inventions we just know a few people that were most talked about

[@oddities-whatnot]

I heard a story 30 years ago where apparently an inventor had discovered an alternative power source for vehicles, but was paid rather a lot of money for it to never get developed as the oil industry would have collapsed. Whether it was true or not, who knows. I believe there have been a lot of things invented way before their time that have been forcibly halted as they would have caused too many problems by their existence.

[@connerfelty635]

@@oddities-whatnot stanley allen meyer created a perpetual motion machine that could in theory make cars and other gas powered vehicles run on water. however, everyone likes to say he was killed for it… which isn’t true. the idea never caught on not because he was paid off, but because it was extremely explosive lol

[@bigshark5895]

@@oddities-whatnot I think you are talking about stan meyer the guy who made a water powered car then had a meeting with the oil companies and drank something then had a heart attack and said he got poisoned before dieing.

[@JonathanMaconachie]

That's still happening

[@thaoneguy2]

@@jellyfishi_ troll

[@HellionSeeker]

"Yo bruh where is my computer?" "Sorry sire it has sunk."

[@listenup2882]

No one spoke English back then lol.

[@OmniKoneko]

I miss old english, I enjoy them in shows though

[@mr.h3642]

💯👈🏾😂😂😂😂🤧

[@crissyamethyst1783]

lmao best comment 😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂😂

@@listenup2882 r/Whoosh

[@Bender13]

The book has always intrigued me. Not one mistake…..not an ink blot, scratched out word or letter, coffee stain….nothing. It could be older than the parchment it was written on, in other words …… it was copied from a far more ancient text. Even so, whoever hand wrote this book or copied it from another, did so perfectly….almost robotically. Amazing.

[@erepsekahs]

Why would it have a coffee stain. Coffee was unknown at that time.

[@granthamjonkers]

@@erepsekahs replace coffee stain with water stain and you'll get the picture.

[@linjix]

@@erepsekahs smearing

[@zachsheffee8458]

@@erepsekahs We don’t really know what was a unknown at the time!

[@TaigaNatsuki]

Imagine if it was just someones recipe book and they wrote it in their own made up language. Or they were dyslexic and it’s just upside down and backwards or something lol

[@laisensei6984]

Given that the Library of Alexandria was built in 283 BC and wasn't burned until 270 AD, the knowledge of this device (perhaps a blue print) may have been stored in Alexandria during the time of its creation. The scrolls or parchment related this device could have been one of those lost knowledge in Alexandria.

[@juneroberts5305]

A while ago, I read that at the time that the library went up in flames, most of its contents had been moved to another library. Wish I can remember where I read it to give you somewhere to look.

[@keithlapeyrouse8987]

In the first 10 seconds he misspeaks ... crediting an archeologists as finding the ankle mech.

[@Vikingocazar]

@@juneroberts5305it likely ended up in the Vatican.

[@depressionpill6058]

Imagine how advanced humanity would be if that artifact would’ve reached its destination.

[@happychair4880]

Oh well

[@luka3532]

@Essel Ellis wow you are easily brought to tears lol

[@rendgo3047]

we rn would have flying cars and infinate life time, but ppl just eat bats..

[@krngameender6820]

someone random we would have unlocked creative mode

[@loz336]

Or how much earlier we would have fucked the planet up. Sorry to be cynical

[@villalba874]

I don't think we give ancient humans enough credit.

[@gottaproxy8826]

they were clearly more advanced than us.

[@33moneyball]

@@gottaproxy8826 in some ways they were...in others they were comically behind.

[@matthewgood1873]

Because we don't really know how advanced they really were. I think they had more advanced tech then we can even imagine. More then we have now. But that flood 12 thousand years ago wiped almost everything out.

[@Dingbobber]

People have this crazy idea that just because they came before us, that the average human was more stupid than us. Which couldn’t be farther from the truth. Humans are getting noticeably unhealthier and dumber as the generations continue.

[@oldarthurmorgan6319]

@@gottaproxy8826 not at all lmaoo that's a stupid comment

[@Noor_Jacobs03]

It is remarkable that the book has no mistakes, and everything written inside the book is articularly done.

[@ericb4127]

The book might not have any mistakes simply because each page was written individually until it was perfected and then the book was assembled later.

[@boobrowsky]

isnt it because its quite easy to scrape fresh inkaustum from fresh leather surface ?

[@amenace2society341]

@@ericb4127 that would confirm that the book is a cypher

[@buddyguy4723]

How would you know if it has any mistakes if no one can read it

[@TwitchyTopHat1]

@@amenace2society341 idk I think it's more likely to be a language lost to history, or even a unique way to inscribe in a language that didn't have any formal written styles or alphabets

[@akulkis]

I'm sure that the Antikathyra mechanism was preceded by simpler computers, making it not the first computer, but the oldest surviving computer.

[@pierrex3226]

Virtually by definition, yes. Nobody stumbles upon perfection

[@Dimensions_X_Warpgates]

Very good analysis.

[@small_dropin_the_big_ocean995]

After watching this video, I think if we ever managed to successfully travel back in time, we would find a whole new past that will shook our present and history we have known all along.

[@mysterymaster180]

Imagine going back to Ancient Egypt and they're far more technologically advanced than us, that'd be pretty cool.

[@duketaco92]

I agree. I think a majority of recorded human history has been lost. And it's really sad. I would love to know the true history of our species. Not one propagated by winners of wars. Or even deceptions by those in power. But true history.

[@avender6077]

@@mysterymaster180 I don’t know about them being more advanced then us but I certainly think they were way more advanced than originally thought to be.

[@mysterymaster180]

@@avender6077 I'm just saying imagine. I don't think they were technologically at the same level as us, it'd just be a fun concept.

[@avender6077]

@@mysterymaster180 yea I get you it would be a good story

[@lis7742]

We for sure are missing a HUGE part of history.

[@DZ-ci3db]

Not missing hidden and destroyed. No one would believe the evolution theory and people would realise the truth that God created us. People were the most advanced before the great flood its been proven and ancient flying machines you just have to look mate

[@asmaa9787]

@@subscriberswithnovideo-vk7gr you have the same mindset of those who are afraid of god, those who hid and destroyed our history and our past just to make people like me believe in the evolution theory which is not real

[@kevindavis8016]

@@subscriberswithnovideo-vk7gr you shut the fuck up. Your Toxic to this world.

[@atheemhussain3254]

@@subscriberswithnovideo-vk7gr I guess you need to do more research mate, it is impossible for the world to be created by a 'big bang'. What came first the creation of the creator?. This person is speaking the truth but you get ignorant people like yourself. The whole world is interconnected via some divine code including all living beings. All scientist past and present believe in a higher force or God but dont like admitting it. This is because as mentioned, it basically throws the theory of evolution in the bin. It's always been survival of the richest but we require a revival of the fittest.

[@demonsluger]

@@atheemhussain3254 The funny thing is that we live in a time where the truth of our world is just a theory its not proven fact if it was it would not be called a theory would it?

[@chickbowdrie4750]

"This technology could not have existed at that time." Rather than this approach, how about we now start saying, "This proves our ancestors were FAR more advanced than we ever thought possible." (Spoken in the man's British accent of course)

[@Turrican60]

For your information, there's no such thing as a "British accent" - the people of Great Britain speak ONLY with English, Welsh or Scottish accents.

[@mistymilton9307]

Turrican60 look, most Americans don’t know this. British to an American means English . Don’t be so hard on us lol. I know bc I was married to an Englishman when I was 20 lol who was half Indian / half Scottish ( born in England) and met him while living in Germany lol, that was hard to explain. We have terrible stereotypes but we’re not so bad. Come and visit

[@chickbowdrie4750]

@@Turrican60 Lol my bad

[@azrullshahrir1243]

Don't forget the side gaze and the brow folks.

[@chickbowdrie4750]

@@Turrican60 Never considered that, thank you.

[@Falconhunter276]

I'm amazed that there is no mention or link to Clicksprings channel on YT. He's making/reproducing the Antikythera machine and exploring the methods most probably used to make the original. Very informative, very relaxing and amazing workmanship.

[@romaincorthesy6896]

I can only recommend ClickSrings' video! Insane attention to detail!

[@eb-ol4po]

Humans in Antiquity: *invents computer* Humans today: "EARTH IS FLAT!!!"

[@ishmamnaveel2198]

Humans today: i identify as a microwave

[@alanthampi4718]

@@ishmamnaveel2198 🤣

[@janneplayz2370]

It is

[@aleksbrooks535]

Humans back then thought the earth was flat?

[@leowood5860]

@@aleksbrooks535 The romans knew it wasn’t flat. So did many other civilizations

[@spydaerr]

Really makes you wonder what we lost when the library of Alexandria burned

[@KidDenezz75]

GTA 5 Cheat codes

[@Davanillaguerrilla]

The true history of mankind before the last extinction event

[@edgargarcia209]

so Im not the only one who thought about it? what about all the info that the Vatican posses

[@bcm3938]

Ragde Salas they probably have half the library buried in their vaults.

[@edgargarcia209]

@@bcm3938 in mexico we also lost a lot of wisdom when fkng Spaniards buried all the knowledge from the aztecs. They literally built mexico city on top of their temples and current city. And all that in the name of church

[@theq5369]

Imagine the book just being a rickroll link you need to put into the computer.

[@kalakritistudios]

OH NO😂

[@Q_is_a_good_name]

Lol

[@kutthroatgdnyt4671]

That'd possibly be the funniest joke of all history

[@Crusader99-JC]

Never gonna give you up 😏

[@benniedonald]

The writing is the joke the mixture of illustrations and words. Make it seem like an enigma. When it does have literal words in it.

[@helixgamer8894]

i'm sure someone already considered this possibility, but the fact that there are no mistakes or corrections in the manuscrips could mean that it's a copy and the original is much older. back then many old books were preserved in monasties, where monks rewrote them page by page even if they couldn't read them.

[@daughterofpb]

And the monks were known to have made many drawings on manuscripts when bored....Explains the naked women in the V. manuscript!😂😅

[@crazysnake1096]

I still think the voynich manuscript is the most elaborate prank in history.

[@Nikolaos_Zachos]

Yes it is. Thats why it has no corrections. So simple, it is only randomly written symbols or patterns. Very very pity to compare it with the antikithira device. A thoumbs down from me for the video.....

[@SaltyMinorcan]

I think they decoded some of it and it's an herbal digest?

[@mohamedatef9688]

Not sure but I remember someone mentioning that it is estimated that a single human would take more than 100 years to write something similar so, if this is true, it is unlikely a prank.

[@Nikolaos_Zachos]

So 100 people will need 1 year to write it.

[@mohamedatef9688]

@@Nikolaos_Zachos Well I am not an expert but I think getting 100 people at the time who could read and write and have them write something in the exact same way (there is not enough variation to indicate multiple people writing it, bit again I am not the one to conclude this) for thousands of pages for a whole year for just prank or a fun activity is just not realistic in my opinion.

[@thelurkingrogue2442]

KZbin: hey we should put this in everybody's recommendation 3 years later

[@kerch-e]

Relying on an algorithm instead taking initiative years ago. Nice.

[@lonesome3958]

Yes

[@zvezdapower96]

Tought im the only one lol

[@dynesyeoin3702]

2*

[@carenross6960]

And this is how I got here lmao

[@corbin_parker1003]

I feel bad for the person who made that thing he would have gone down in scientific history but now no one even know who built it or who he was.

[@The-Evil-Pangolin]

Most think it was Arcmedis.

[@PeterPlaysgamez]

@@The-Evil-Pangolin the medics birds from tf2?

[@masenyaolivia9705]

@@The-Evil-Pangolin no nigga it's a pimp named slickback!

[@armaan1786]

Ima just leave this at 69 likes ;)

[@katherinepierce9933]

maybe he didn't want to be found

[@grfrjiglstan]

What if the Antikythera Mechanism is actually able to decode the Voynich Manuscript, and this is just the start of a National Treasure movie?

[@439sparky1]

Nicholas Cage is visibly shaking

[@teaburg]

I've wondered if the Voynich Manuscript is someone's way of just passing the time with doodling. Making something he/she found pleasant to their eyes.

[@liamgross7217]

Yes, we tend to think everything old was serious. Maybe not.

[@brentspellmeyer8943]

Most likely not

[@schwarz8614]

You wouldn't write a whole book where nothing has any meaning

[@liamgross7217]

@@schwarz8614 our civilisation collapses and someone finds a copy of war of the worlds radio broadcast in a 1000 years?

[@workingmothercatlover6699]

The writing does look a little like my youngest one doodling, but nicer and not as many circles.

[@digenis5203]

I am from Crete. Every step you make is knowledge, if you allow it and every step feels like an undiscovered world is beneath me. There are so many things that have not been revealed to people.

[@stevemiller7731]

I used to know a girl from Crete, small world

[@THEJR-of5tf]

Know your Geeek. if the left wing youngsters are so intent on destroying history. They will have to relive ir for eternity. HISTORY IS HOW WE LEARN FROM THE PAST, AND RECTIFY THE MISTAKES WE HAVE MADE. LEFTY POLICY IS TO RECREATE THOSE MISTAKES. AND TURN BACK THE CLOCK 2000 YEARS.

[@digenis5203]

@@THEJR-of5tf rhe right wing is the one that has destroyed ancient greece and there greed.

[@alfredandersson875]

@@stevemiller7731 not really a good use of the idiom but sure

[@digenis5203]

@Prasanth Thomas since 1821 we have had politicians that had destroyed everything related to our past.

[@izaiahchiguniajao3174]

Also remember during back then people with outstanding brains was viewed as witches or warlocks or people who can do magic

[@hmmtheyesguy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHmYnn5_adZlbZY

[@Triumvirate3]

Pretty sure you are categorically *not* one of those fabled “outstanding brains” 🙄

[@hmmtheyesguy]

@@Triumvirate3 me?

[@Saiprahladk]

Only in west.

[@carlito19934]

@@hmmtheyesguy i know exactly what your talking about your talking about mixing diffrrnt verses from the quran to summon jinns my man please use your brain more not everything is against allah ikra learn and keep learning saying dumb shit because you dont understand something isn't what god wants you to do big bang created the universe might have been due to quantumtunneling thats called learning not saying god didnt create everything believe what you want to believe but thunder isnt caused by thor vulcanos arent the god vulcan and everything else that we as a species have come to understand the beauty of god can be real and he can not as there are explanations out there for everything just because it doesnt follow what you already know doesnt mean its wrong if the quran was the only book needed ikra wouldn't be something allah asks of you since you would obtain all knowledge from reading it

[@NiceRage2009]

I absolutely LOVE videos like this, but at the same time they are infuriating. I enjoy the history and the interesting finds but I’m dying to know what they are really all about.

[@mojoemagic420]

Wonder how the ship crashed?! The Captain was too busy playing on the worlds first computer... "Shouldn't Text and Sail?" :-)

[@mrixzz8127]

He was probably distracted who wouldn’t?

[@anoaboadosaro]

@Lord Skeletor meh, he wouldn't even care

[@ironmage6105]

Usually don't reply to others comments but this.....this made me laugh. cheers

[@SeanHollingsworth]

Weather, likely. It's nearly impossibly to know for sure. However, the machine was certainly not a one-of-a-kind. It was likely on many vessels from that era.

[@Benzinilinguine]

This comment has endboss boomer energy

[@hisLoneliness2961]

Ancient civilizations: *Makes advance thing* Us today: *ALIENS!* Ancient civilizations: sad noise

[@shree397]

Believe me it could be them🤔

[@rue1533]

Poor ancient egyptians

[@artorhen]

It is referring that the piece of technology is so foreign to everything we knew, therefore they are using the world alien to describe it.

[@artorhen]

@Chris Bailey there would be nothing to teach if somebody didn't discover or experience first. In today's society everything is based on learning from somebody else, but in order to get here, we had different people, directly solving their own problems. And even so, mathematics are very ancient, who's to say certain civilisations, if left alone and with a different predominant values wouldn't be able to make great inventions. After all, whatever inventions have been made in history that we recorded, and how many geniuses appear throughout history, has a random factor to it. It isn't too late or too early for something. Also, the world today is way more in synch than it used to, civilisations wouldn't even know of each other sometimes, and would be very different.

[@artorhen]

@Chris Bailey I am not arguing that Judaism didn't hold people back. But we didn't have a good connection across the world as people and we don't really know if there were other civilisations that simply never came across Judaism. Or maybe it could even be civilisations that were scorn by Judaism. At the same time, Judaism did create a sense of order and morality in a time where you couldn't convince most people of certain concepts. And there is no point being angry about the past as it is simply going to be the same story of how we got this far, that doesn't mean that we can't do something about the present and the future. And in the end it doesn't matter if we get sooner or later to something, even that doesn't mean that the tables never turn in the long run if hipotetically we met a more advanced species.

[@slugman7070]

Its basically acknowledged at this point that we went backward in terms of technology for a bit. This just further proves it

[@kezzokav5905]

Acknowledged by who?

[@bp51082]

It's true that certain technologies went backwards after the fall of the Roman empire, and that you might have had a higher and more advanced quality of life in say second century Rome versus 1,000 years later in Europe. But there are some technologies that progressed more linearly, and we had solidly surpassed known prior peaks in nearly every way by the 16th or 17th century

[@lars7747]

Oke the "darl ages" really weren't as dark as were let to believe. Its not like everyone just forgot technology for hundreds of years and didn't invent anything of their own

[@willymotley819]

You know computer tech doubles in advancment every two years right?

[@LiquidfirePUA]

@@lars7747 especially not in Islamic countries

[@Akatsuki-21]

if a time machine ever gets invented, what if we go back in time to create a technologically advanced antique that plays a rickroll when decoded

[@denzel_thegreat1681]

the computer was destroyed as another time traveler killed them

[@freepartytunes]

Alien: “lets give the greek guys something to help with planet cycles” Other Aliens: “Yeah lets go!” *Winds up the copper, clockwork spaceship*

[@ms.yawhaw8831]

What about egyptian?

[@stonefacewiththedrip3377]

@@ms.yawhaw8831 "hey wait! Lets visit the sandy place with pyramids first. We need to give them some technology too!"

[@life_is_a_myth]

@@stonefacewiththedrip3377 Other Aliens to first alien: "Why stop there? Why don't we also give some people in Ancient White People in Britannia some sort of weirdly arranged rock formation and maybe we can also give similar pyramids to Reddish native people and a celestial calendar?

[@brentspellmeyer8943]

@@life_is_a_myth yeah great idea

[@clobzz]

I’m absolutely fascinated by the thought of ancient advanced societies, mostly Ancient Greece and Rome, because they were very advanced. Even fictional societies such as the Dwemer from the Elder Scrolls just absolutely fascinate me, I love it.

[@hebercluff1665]

Hey, welcome to the Tolkien fan club. 😁😁😁😁

[@amaurye9513]

Shout out to Lorkhan

[@kirosasher]

Ancient Egypt was more advanced then them all 😭 Greek learned their ways from Egypt and the Egyptians were rolling with God himself.

[@clobzz]

@@amaurye9513 hell yeah

[@christianrodmez]

Imagine how pissed off the scientist would be if all his written work and his computer sunk with the ship.

[@LazyLoonz]

Scientist: Fuck

[@stevePHXD]

My theory is that he was on the ship. I mean if you'd made something so remarkable, would you send it off under some else's care? This could explain why there's not much other record of it or him. They both went were lost before he could show it off much perhaps. And if anyone else had seen it prior maybe no one else would believe that such a man and object actually existed unless they could see it too. Also could be why another one wasn't made.

[@justadummy8076]

Steve W. A brilliant mind lost to careless everyday tragedies

[@reziliagrieves8028]

Or it was an intentional time capsule.

[@spacecitizen6756]

What about nasa and space x when the government finally owns up to having high jacked interstellar space ship since the 1950’s

[@StoryWolf]

I know that this is a very old video but a thought occurred to me while watching this about the manuscript. They state that the carbon dating doesn't match too far back for it to be further than the 18th century. Now this is a theory and it might be a stretch, but what if this manuscript isn't the original? Thoughy2 says there are no correction errors in the pages. In that case it sounds like it might have been copied by a source. Now two ideas come to mind here. Either this book was once stored in the Vatican, where they transcribed some old texts that have collected and it somehow ended up in an auction. Or, this could be a copy from a surviving remnant of the library of Alexandria. It was told that this library had many manuscripts and when a new manuscript was donated they would make a copy and send the copy with the donator and keep the original. Now I am not saying that this is one of those original copies, but what if it is one of the ones that is a copy of the copy. Thay could explain the age and why we don't have record of the language. Because if it was one used by Alexandria, thinking if they used a certain code when transcribing or if there was an ancient language that was lost, this could explain why we don't know about it. But like i said its just a theory.

[@vicro124]

Exactly what I was thinking but couldn't be bothered to type it down lol

[@jasontanner9755]

The vellum it is written on is difficult to make, you think they would have thrown out old vellum that had been made 50 years earlier and not used it?

[@Muffnman007]

The recent carbon-dating put it in the early 15th century, the current level of decoding with modern computer software could decode everything up to the 18th century with ease. Pay attention. The no mistakes part about this piece of history tells us although there is a possibility it was copied, mistakes can still be made when copying by hand but I think it's more likely to be someone of much greater intelligence than the rest of the general population. Even with extreme levels of intelligence those people would still be limited by current knowledge and building upon that. They could build a great deal further than anyone else of their time however without resources to conduct experiments to further their knowledge and understanding the progression would become stagnant. There is also the possibility of the fear of what they were saying to be magic or witchcraft and exiled or fled from the civilization they came from, keeping in mind humans were still barbaric that long ago. Also think it could be from a civilisation lost to time, hence the language being completely unknown if it isn't in code.

[@GantengPolNotok]

That mysterious book reminds me of mincraft’s enchantment language lol

[@samuraijackson241]

I think someone did manage to crack the language and translate it to English, but I am not sure.

[@trombonenate9779]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoW8mIFqorNoma8 .

[@Zetathiel]

@@trombonenate9779 Wow! Who could have thought it was so easy to mislead so many people!

[@mohnjarx7801]

That's what all the other 12 year olds say!

[@doofusloofus8359]

@@chip5892 Stabs someone with their pencil.

[@EGarza-og9vw]

What an amazing piece of ancient technology. I wonder what kind of ads it played while dialing in complicated equations.

[@halshepsutjlyn9268]

LOL

[@msvika]

E. Garza 🤣🤣🤣 great comment

[@ethancotton1549]

hehehe. stfu XD

[@GTSN38]

Miller high life : the champagne of beers. Or geico

[@ginotan3102]

That past must have been better!! #NoAds

[@meetmee1814]

Ancestor: we made this complex thing our next generation would be proud. Next generation:we don't think you made it.

[@KSR3]

its always aliens

[@deeznutzgamer1340]

That the book should be though like this what if a simple line was to mean a phrase or what if just by using 6 letters was an entire paragraph you never know even a picture use to tell words instead of righting the down

[@gnomeshells6876]

@@KSR3 back to you, in the history channel

[@lvl23barback81]

*next generation: its just some primitive art💁

[@melvinmckinnon6570]

Proof that nothing lasts from generation to generation. We ALWAYS forget what our ancestors knew, mostly by war and destruction.

[@laughterbox18]

Ancients Indians had done Genetic engineering too, and yes use of gears was also common, and then invaders and British came and it took around 700-800 years to erase our past. What left is present in our temples, which have religious values but also knowledge and technology is carved on their walls for people to know.

[@altaaf8449]

11:54 "Whenever the Internet is struggling to Explain Something, It turns to Aliens". 😂😂😂

[@vaisakh_km]

Alien invented chicken which lays eggs , give to human ..... And left earth. 😂

[@r.b.1613]

An allien. Really?

[@Zikeal-d4l]

@@vaisakh_km I thought cavemen were extinct how tf are you still here?

[@milflover6202]

Cause it makes more sense then 'god'

[@youngjiggymf1704]

All ancient aliens fault lmao

[@CultureCrash]

*Always quality stuff from Mr. 42!*

[@theflameviper2154]

Wait you guys watch this too?

[@eustache_dauger]

The answer to life, the universe & everything

[@WerberDoogyBoogi]

A freaky Dillo yes KZbinrs watch other KZbinrs. Stop acting surprised like “oH I dIdNt KnOw YoU wAcHtEd ThIs!” ITS ANNOYING

[@Ron4885]

Yeah, I'd love to be one of this guys friends. We would never have to *try* to come up with something to talk about. Our time together would be very interesting.

[@rathk1270]

CultureCrash Mr. 42 vs Mr. Beyond Science

[@Boxsteam]

Ancient "Historian" on History Channel: There is no way in hell that humans were able to build the pyramids back then with their technology Humans back then: invents the computer

[@mnemonix1315]

The antikythera is just a clock work stone henge.

[@mahino420]

@@mnemonix1315 still as advanced as computers made in the 1800s, which is impressive.

[@JeffLeonard0]

@Lyrical Gammster The History Channel was owned by Hearst. Hearst was a Progressive, meaning a member of the Socialist Party of the United States. The Progressives actually did publish a pamphlet which discussed the creation of a permanent underclass which could be used as a political powerbase, it was used during the 70's and into the 80's for indoctrination purposes. Here's an article about Hearst, which may shed light on current mainstream media techniques. cs.stanford.edu/people/eroberts/cs181/projects/2010-11/Journalism/index3f35.html?page_id=8 The day war was declared, Hearst's newspaper ran the headline how do you like our war? And explained how they used their bully pulpit to incite the masses to war. Same as now.

[@HarptoHeart69]

It's so interesting that even with our technology we still couldn't make the pyramids in the time span Egyptian's made them in their time. I mean aliens could have helped but I think after watching this it was just pure dedication.

[@arcy_arts7378]

Can't we just swallow our modern ego and admit that maybe(definitely) that our ancestors were as smart or just as smart as we are now. The human haven't changed that much. It's just that now information is more easier to come by.

[@genocyber4842]

Just imagine all the stuff we haven’t discovered, or are completely unaware of. There’s so much mystery in life

[@mastergta23]

Back in 100BC when someone created this: "Yo I'm bored what if we put random gears together and see what happens"

[@stickmanman6530]

Ha ha gear go BRRRRRR

[@calebrose625]

Bro the romans made some great roads. N had amazing concrete. You know to make sidewalks or buildings. They had a concept of gravity in used it to make platforms level. Where is your conspiracy spirit.

[@calebrose625]

Omg no fucking way extraterestrials have had an influence of the human race for no telling how long and NASA is keeping it hush hush.

[@calebrose625]

Or should I say races native or not native.

[@bmhpcr4920]

@Just some Forest Ranger with Internet Access you do know hes joking right

[@talos2384]

I imagine the guy who wrote the book in a mysterious language was just a prankster who really liked the idea of confusing future historians so made his own secret code.

[@aaradhyaneti320]

I'd do that now honestly

[@Kinkoms]

@@aaradhyaneti320 do it

[@Kinkoms]

@@aaradhyaneti320 I actually sometimes do in my Notebooks I'm like "imma leave this meaningful drawing I made up so when it's low chance found in the future people will see this and think it's something.great"

[@AK-vj9uu]

it's a pretty detailed book for it to be a prank.

[@ayaan9646]

@@Kinkoms yeah, no one would find your drawings in the future

[@pixelfencer]

Guy writing a book: lmao I’m going to draw some random shit and write some gibberish

[@Todsor]

No wonder being stupid is becoming more trendy.

[@hunterlambert3072]

Pt2, the crusades

[@rolandhazuki8787]

Then you died, a thousand years later future archeologist tried to decipher your scribble notes like present day archeologist tried hard to translate ancient Egyptians Hieroglyphs

[@Kapthos]

it was translated now. It's ancient Turkish and it is a guide for new priests or whatever the name of that profession is

[@mariusvanc]

That IS the third option: it's gibberish and a massive troll.

[@maxim_1]

this man arguably drops the best documentaries on youtube

[@liningmercury9309]

Imagine after all of the code breaking and high tech computers trying to solve the book and it turned out the person who wrote it just had bad handwriting

[@lexfrost2670]

Bad handwriting coupled with bad spelling

[@hunterzoloft4724]

See I think it is just some random bullshit someone from the past wrote down to get a laugh in their grave lol

[@liningmercury9309]

@@hunterzoloft4724 wouldn’t be surprised lol

[@MickeyDJ1]

Or more likely, just a fictional story such as the likes of Gulliver's Travels. :)

[@CartoonzUniverseTz]

The burning of the library of Alexandria really left us with countless voids of mystery

[@mokujin29]

Sure , whatver helps you sleep at night.

[@Szolrykor]

@Darrin Robinson why were Africans travelling all the way across the sahara desert to record their knowledge in a foreign kingdom?

[@Szolrykor]

@Darrin Robinson Before the Roman Empire, Alexandria was controlled by Greeks. Before that it was controlled by Persians. Before that it was the Assyrians. I'm asking you because I understand the things you're saying as untrue. They might be untrue, or I could just be wrong, but how am I supposed to know without asking more about it and how you know it yourself? And why am I your open enemy? Because you are hostile to me or do you think I'm hostile to you? I question Jesus, Muhammad and every Abrahamic figure. They're foreign to me and my people. I question every other foreign figure as well. Do I have that in common with black supremacists? And I know all about the certain people with the high paying jobs in my country, don't worry. I imagine we call them different things though.

[@Szolrykor]

​@Darrin Robinson What was the chain reaction the Greeks caused? 200 years before Alexander, Egypt had already been conquered by the Persians. Several centuries before that, the Phoenicians established the colonies that became Carthage along a much bigger part of Northwest Africa. I'm not one of the people who needs someone European to say something's true before I go with it. There's a ton of history in the world that Europe wasn't involved in so we have to use accounts of it from the people who were. But it doesn't mean not scrutinizing those accounts and everything else at our disposal. It's perfectly possible that enough things were lost or hidden that we got the wrong idea, but how do you come to that conclusion without finding what was lost and verifying it the same way? My country is America. What do you mean about undesirable elements?

[@Szolrykor]

@Darrin Robinson Would you have to prove anything anywhere? Nothing special about the internet, that I can see. Of course the name Egypt would be different than what they called themselves, they spoke a different language. Africa is also a name given by Europeans, so it doesn't mean much. What are the facts about humanity not always having a war mentality? We've found evidence of humans battling each other that dates back longer than the evidence of pretty much any other human activity. We also see animals and nature in general waging war all the time. From lions all the way down to single-cell organisms. Why should it need to be introduced? I haven't heard of these books, but I can check them out. Are they just talking about these topics in general or also about the proofs for them? And like I said, I'm American. If you mean ancestrally, then England. Who/what's your common enemy?

[@MerlijnDingemanse]

Aaand that's why the destruction of the library of Alexandria is the worst thing in the history of fucking ever

[@hiukas.]

Merliginary true

[@truedarklander]

Imagine all that information not being lost

[@AveChristusRex789]

Our technology would be tens or maybe hundreds of years ahead of the technology now.

[@jerryjoynson]

With all the advanced knowledge captured in the vast library of Alexandria, one would image that the idea of creating a backup had also been well thought through - fire and flood damage are as old as the world.

[@gs043420]

Not only alexandria library.. the destruction of baghdad libraries and housr of wisdom by mongols were worse.

[@cocogoat1111]

People assume that humans are only smart now with technology, but maybe we just got stupider and cannot comprehend or uncover the intelligence of the past.

[@techmegami]

All the credits going to aliens 😞 I'm sure our ancestors have had unparalleled knowledge and wisdom they obtained by observing the world. Shout-out to our ancestors who gave it their life show we humans have what it takes to be the very best species in the universe.

[@ーテイル]

You'll be surprised if how much bruteforce and non caring about slaves life of health can do

[@pauloazuela8488]

But shout out to those other of our ancestor who f**ked it up and hid every important details now we're clueless. Humans are bizarre...

[@ND-oz5lt]

Were all descendant from aliens dummy

[@ーテイル]

@@ND-oz5lt HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@kallmannkallmann]

@@pauloazuela8488 well they hid it becuse the avg man feared unknown ideas/items or wanted it for themself aka maby killed the smart person.

[@pacolet2994]

7:20 It's extremely impressive compared to the technology of that era, but if aliens capable of making it all the way to our planet are using mechanical computers I'm going to be very disappointed.

[@gilvinzalsos8734]

To put it in hindsight, if a secret wakanda style society had mechanical computers thousands of years ago, imagine what kind of sht they have now

[@AAAAAA-gj2di]

@@gilvinzalsos8734 chalks and slates

[@derniercaesar5319]

Lmao Steampunk aliens

[@stardusth2o]

@@derniercaesar5319 LMAOOOO 😂

[@benjiman46]

It could've been an alien that was stranded here, building equipment to try and get home with only the resources and equipment they could find or build during that time period... A bit like Mr Data in Star Trek 😂

[@DarknessPrevails]

"These Ancient Relics are so Advanced They Shouldn't Exist" *Nokia Phone*

[@samaravadi3]

Darkness Prevails hey I saw you in the Alltimetens video

[@samaravadi3]

TheMeleeMaster I don't like Your tone

[@fenix9502]

Darkness Prevails Ok who are you i see you as a top coment in so many videos

[@hussainabbas1475]

ah mate , 3310 the legend

[@SeanGAMESAlot]

Love both your vids and thoughty2

[@Likemydish]

aliens capable of travelling here brought us a book in gibberish and a mechanical bronze computer, how does anyone believe that.

[@georgieohare2872]

Aliens: yeah just take this clock thing it will really confuse some scientists in the future

[@brainiax2602]

Georgie O`Hare wasn’t a clock

[@OmegaF77]

But, I want to know. *Can it run Crysis?*

[@Diamond_Tiara]

indeed it's simpler than a basic clock. and doesn't have a perpetual movement. 2030 : YO DAWG SUM KRAZEE SHET! WE FUND OUT AH STICC IT WAS BURIED FOR 50000 YERS ERE! MUSTVE BEEN TECHNOLODGI FRUM WAKENDA

[@MrDaiseymay]

YOU FOR ONE

[@Diamond_Tiara]

it's common sense. being an inferior, you're being taught this word. "racism".

[@timanaku3435]

Anyone else wondering if the ship that was sunk was maybe on a trip to show the mechanism and was either attacked or hit something and the mechanism was never seen again. What would the world be like if it made it to its destination...

[@SpicyFiur]

Maybe it came out of the Bermuda-Triangle. :D

[@SpicyFiur]

Don't take me seriously or you'll regret it.

[@philipjones4655]

We have gone backwards in technology...The world had technology 10000s of years ago now it been keep from us because the people rose up and fought to come out of slavery these people have tried controling the population more than a few times in the PAST..BUT WHEN THERE ARE TO MANY TO CONTROL THEY KILL THE ONES WHO DO NOT FALL IN LINE. THEY ARE DOING SAME THING NOW ....

[@HapPawhere]

maybe if all of ancient technology did not disappear, we will develop more faster

[@josefernandez4423]

fuck religion. religion is the number 1 enemy of science in ancient times.

[@HydraSpectre1138]

Trust me, if DOOM existed 2000 years ago, it would be ported to this thing.

[@RadMadLad]

I'd like to see you play doom on a 2000 year old computer.

[@CineZoneYT]

Hydra Spectre nah you could port doom to a rock

[@testedalexthegreat1759]

@@RadMadLad The human brain has enough capacity to play that damn game with nothing but memorizing it.

[@silkcityman74]

Can it play Crysis.🤔

[@rasakr9714]

So good

[@hectorpascal]

A third possibility is that the Voynich Manuscript is a "pretend book" written specially for some rich nobleman who wanted to own the rarest book in the world. At a time when few Europeans could read anything other than their own language, Latin and maybe Greek, the book would have seemed to have originated in unknown foreign lands. Possessing such a special looking "scientific" book at that time would confer greater social prestige on the owner.

[@kewlboi5420]

"Until Recently" oh my god that felt so good to hear!

[@joshuanorman2]

42 second nut

[@samuelburningham5266]

1:46 I just got an orgasm... 😩😍😥

[@daddyleon]

Only then did my annoyance stop :)

[@JoshMarshain]

It's like the feeling of only hearing about the JFK assassination and its conspiracies just now, right before the files are being released, so satisfying

[@daddyleon]

I doubt die hards won't stop spinning conspiracy theories, they'll just say there are more deeper layers of reports that will never be released :-/

[@Mochi_93]

But can it run crysis

[@Adam_Zielinski]

Only at mid-high setting 30fps. I had heard its can run minesweeper At Mid setting 144p At 20 Fps!

[@ultimaxkom8728]

I see your mind have gone through many Crysis, doncha?

[@MattGarcyaDC]

Shut up Mutt

[@albertsimmons2743]

Get em ! First computer my ass!

[@affa5908]

lmaooo

[@Riinkz]

Aliens be like: yeah just take this clock thing, it will really confuse some scientists in the future.

[@maikosegue2298]

Riinkz [LPFreakEr] lol wtf Hahahahahaha

[@PomiDarQu]

Aliens be like: Ah shit nigga... I have lost my rubic cube...

[@JollyRogersBoy666]

What if it is like some kind of goofy toy for alien kids lol like a toy phone

[@tibfulv]

Shhhh, don't give it away. :D

[@ArmadusMalaysia]

The greeks are like: "Da FOOK do I do wid dis?" * Throws out into the ocean *

[@IlovetheTruth]

Every time an empire was overturned, we lost vast amounts of knowledge. People today are far too proud to imagine our ancestors didn't need computers to work out the gradient for aqueducts over hundreds of miles.

[@justinmosher8163]

This guys right eyebrow is on a whole different level then his left.

[@german_doggy7314]

Great I cant unsee it now

[@RIFFRAFF104]

He has a scar in that left eyebrow. I have a similar scar.. Fortunately my eyebrows are still even.

[@mikestanakis385]

Cant seem to even hear what he's saying now, can't look away from the brow.

[@fnkytwntimjohnson817]

😂🤣😂 yall funny af!

[@mukudzeimlambo]

If you smeeeeellll

[@wolffgang101]

Not aliens or time travelers, can we just give our ancestors credit for their achievements?

[@titans2720]

Wolff how can you know for a fact it was our ancestors? Show me your proof besides assumed logic, because that’s a very tight rope to walk on.

[@latinace1981]

Wolff if they were capable of that then they should have been capable of inventing alot more things. Where is it?

[@wolffgang101]

So are you saying that our ancestors were not capable and stupid to invent technology? I am not saying there is not aliens, there has to be. I am saying that humans are smart and able to invent things. Look at Stonehenge, it was built around 2500bc, and the pyramid of giza being built around 2600bc. There was ways for them to build them, yes there is not any records of how they built them, but it is possible with things that were around. Also, there is not anything written down that "aliens" helped. You guys are watching to much Ancient Aliens

[@latinace1981]

Wolff we are the most intelegent and we can't even built the pyrimids but we can do a lot more than they did. This only means no way they figure out how to precisely built super heavy pyramuds. N not only egyptions but the aztects, incas, mayas and so on all had structures with massive boulders n blocks that were obviously moved some how. Now how did they all know how to do this but not us?

[@wolffgang101]

Latin Ace We could build the Great Pyramid today and it wouldn’t require aliens, just like it didn’t back in ancient Egypt. As impressive as the Great Pyramid is, its engineering problems are known and solvable. Sure, a couple of dim-witted scientists in a NOVA television special weren’t up to the task, which only shows they weren’t up to the task. Engineers have articulated in great detail how the pyramid could have been built without modern machinery. Others have proposed that the pyramid blocks were fabricated ancient concrete. Scholars of Egyptian engineering are well informed in Egyptian construction methods, including the pyramids.And isn’t it odd how ancient astronaut theorists never seem to talk about the failed pyramid projects, like the pyramid of Huni. Maybe the aliens were on vacation for that one. And also the Bent Pyramid and the Step Pyramid of Djoser, which was built in stages after altering the non-pyramid burial mastaba style. These are all examples of human engineering, the Egyptians learned how to build pyramids gradually, trying new techniques and learning from failures. Pyramid engineering evolved through various transitions. The pyramids themselves demonstrate this quite clearly. To say they needed alien help is just insulting.

[@SVTJD]

2100 years ago they must have been like, how smart are they going to be in the far future?! 2019 everyone is stupid AF

[@TheBroccoliFox]

I concur. Thanks for the laugh. XD

[@dianabryant6179]

Yup they sure is and High off weed. LMao

[@SVTJD]

Diana Bryant mmm most don’t even need the weed, it just comes natural 😝 weed just amplifies the dumbness

[@Miss__Understands]

@@SVTJDBut it quadruples insight, creativity, and the amazingness of sex. Now that i have an online source, i spend a fuckload of house $$ on bulk weed (kilos. MUCH cheaper) and I'm high every day, pretty much all day.

[@SVTJD]

Luxi Turna wow, congratulations? 😑 you proved my point

[@madxprofessor]

Plot twist its the world oldest form of trolling.

[@Ferdaev]

"Ancient is not synonym for stupid" think about it modern human

[@LuckySkucci]

One day I won’t be a modern human and will have information that scientists would kill for

[@ryadh456]

yeah ancient humans were actually smarter than us.

[@BigBodyBiggolo]

The only reason we have mass produced technology as we have it today is because someone can make a profit off it/because we have a capitalistic democracy, the advancements our capitalist society made is only possible because it is largely fed by communist countries or countries that are exploitable while we ourselves are not exploited in such a manner and allowed to advance. Its a recipe that isnt easily reproducible especially due to its global scale.

[@miikalunden970]

@@ryadh456 hahaha thats your oppinion.

[@whatsupwituholmes3978]

ryadh456 no they weren’t, they are the same as us

[@hamedghazali6585]

I think the language is a self invented one. The author created a language which only he knows how to read, sounds extremely difficult, but not impossible. And frankly it has a higher probability than the alien one.

[@lucamasri4617]

If the language was created by a person, it would of had to have some sort of logic behind it so it could be read by him or anybody else he had wanted it to be read by. (whats the point of writing this down with such precision if you can just remember it). Computers would be able to easily solve any logical algorithm created by a human. So the book is either written by some sort of extra terrestrial being, some sort of super advanced computer or even human that is smarter than any computer or person we have today. OR was created in extreme gibberish with no logical algorithm in which only the man/woman who created the book can understand which, as i mentioned before, would be extremely counter intuitive, inefficient and all in all a waste of time. To me a smart extra terrestrial would be a rather high probability considering all of the strange technology and buildings built many many years before they should of been. Another cool idea however would be if life on earth used to be many times smarter than we are now but discovered something that would've caused devastating effects so they figured out a way to restore everything and let humanity restart. However they left a few relics behind to give humanity as we know it a little bit of a kick start.

[@HaydenHatTrick]

Bettcha it's actually a fantasy relm. Just like elvish in lord of the rings.

[@bladefox-ik5iy]

It's definitely not impossible. Twins crate their own language that they forget after a few years. Maybe the author was a twin who invented a written form of his private language and the book was written for the benefit of a brother/s and/or sister/s

[@lucamasri4617]

bladefox2298 however if it is a language created using a logical algorithm for example changing all the vowels to the next vowel example: the word hello would be hillu. Will be able to be deciphered with the technology we have. I am aware that the example I gave was not complex one bit but I'm sure u get the idea

[@mohammadsayeedarshad1690]

bladefox2298

[@andyespinozam]

Maybe we had more than one extinction event

[@richardghosting1230]

it wasn't just one extinction event, there were 5 of them,,,,

[@Skynightburst]

@@richardghosting1230 so ive heard, have you heard of santos, bonnachi?

[@maximilianosierralta589]

Not only 5 we are living one right now

[@coolman54061]

you need to look up extinction events lmao there’s already been more that one

[@andyespinozam]

@@coolman54061 human extinction events?

[@ClockworkMan13]

It's not that ancient people couldn't make these things, it's that people continually destroyed science and history they didn't like. Something they are still doing now.

[@prow0938]

Imagine if people from the future discovered fidget spinners and tries to figure out what it is.

[@Galaxy-jy6qb]

Hmmm...

[@LieantoSjafri]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@akhilsajeev1232]

Prow09 theres the internet

[@danielgaetzke492]

Hahaha hahaha

[@Yerrrrtt]

lol

[@dwightschrute5979]

Whenever ancient humans failed to explain something they turned to god. Whenever the internet fails to explain something it turns to alien.

[@itscanadiahd9796]

Internet is more realistic , the chances of there being life on another planet more advanced than us simply due to the contents their planet provides even if the planet is 500 million light years away is a lot more pheasable than big man in sky who snap fingers and universe was created

[@dwightschrute5979]

@@itscanadiahd9796 true

[@alshahriar6230]

@@itscanadiahd9796 are we talking about thanos

[@jacobmills9597]

@@alshahriar6230 big bang

[@smolglitch]

Plot Twist: Aliens are god.

[@granknutterbutter3472]

I'd love it if we could get a roman emperor to the future just so he could tell us: "Hey, you found my coffee grinder, nice!"

[@baskingshark868]

Easily one of the best videos of entertainment, really need to make more videos on these topics.

[@PenumbraDweller]

T2:"this piece of antiquity served the purpose of a- Me: "That's probably a clock T2: "a computer" me: *loses my shit*

[@foozle1up9]

Thoughty2: without mustache Pizza: without cheese. Me: are they different? Hotel: trivago

[@levelhumor2nd790]

You cannot consume thoughty2 Therefore pizza is different

[@GMYSTERYICTNF]

Him with his mustache is his final form

[@burnedcalculat0r566]

@@levelhumor2nd790 I mean, technically you could consume him if you really wanted to.

[@blazingkitsune9020]

@@levelhumor2nd790 says who

[@jack765ful]

At first I thought it looked like a clock. Then the guy says X-ray findings determined it to be a computer, With a singular purpose (output) of tracking the movement of sun etc... So it is a clock.

[@jahcane3711]

This

[@Fahad_27]

And eclipses

[@Tinmann_77]

More mechanical calendar.

[@mastermanio2]

@@Tinmann_77 the fuck is a clock? you think calendars came on paper first? think again! clocks all the way down!

[@Suitednzooted11]

@@mastermanio2 A clock has springs and keeps time, this machine doesn't keep time per se. You crank the handle to progress it daily and it moves the hands to a new day, moon position, etc.

[@RogueScholarMDC]

I just found this channel in 2022 and I love it... but I must admit I have a hard time watching videos that predate that awesome mustache

[@adam-nq3qv]

The Ancient Greek just had a premium skillshare account

[@yaboibmk8674]

Ducky nobody cares

[@cassandrarose1789]

hahahaha

[@markcollard9326]

people had to hide what they were doing writing it in cryptographical code as to hide what it really says. they did this because a lot of things were driven underground and hidden due to it being something that could get you killed. think alchemy, stuff like that.

[@o_lontra]

After falling in love with Thoughty2, I started to watch older videos and just got in this one. The moustacheless period.

[@KainDestinedAscension]

Ah yes

[@camh4501]

Was different for me i was confused when i started watching him again after a few years and now he has a moustache. I dont know why but it made me very confused

[@egobanal4984]

His right eyebrow stays surprised for the Entire video. Unlike his left one

[@kingjames7273]

yes holy shit just like lord eyebrows justin trudeau

[@claytonstoltz1992]

Hahahahahahahh ........ hahahahahahahahahahah........ aaaaahhahahahahahahahhahah.......

[@HafiizhHamid]

you can learn it too... on skillshare

[@SupaSurfa]

Just cracked me up dude!!! hahhahahaahhaha

[@omarf.ficarra2738]

damn i cant stop staring at it now...

[@terryhayward7905]

Whoever wrote the gibberish in that book is quietly laughing at us from where ever his spirit resides now 🤪

[@thomasjohnston4083]

Hot Take: The Voynich Manuscript was written by a kid who made their own language and wanted to draw cool pictures and naked women

[@josephw2905]

It totally could be way dumber than everyone thinks, I used to write in my own language with no mistakes when I wax younger

[@outregis]

But a kid writing a language would come with rules. If they were to mimic their original language, then it would be easy to figure out vowels and consonants. The fact that it isn't easily solved like this is lead to believe it's more complex then a kid's writing.

[@thomasjohnston4083]

@@outregis Not necessarily, when I was 8 or 9 I made a completely unrecognizable language that still followed it's own rules and made sense to those who understood it.

[@stevensheather4337]

@@thomasjohnston4083 that language would be solved within seconds on a computer

[@thomasjohnston4083]

@@stevensheather4337 Again, not necessarily because the language I made when I was a kid had separate characters for ch, sh, st, letter combinations that appeared frequently in english, as well as I would put a line over any letter that repeated itself instead of writing the letter twice. A computer would view these as different characters and wouldn't be able to accurately decipher the text. Also, no one has brough up the drawings and how they do not look professional. They look like they were drawn at a child's level. Furthermore, a man devoted half of his life to deciphering this and made no progress. This leads me to believe that he overlooked something like that this was a child's work.

[@chinmustache6420]

I honestly think humans go through cycles sometimes. Gobekli Tepe was supposedly built before the wheel was invented, the Indus River Valley Civilisation was advanced before it was abandoned, the pyramids of Egypt were built ages ago, the Babylonians made interesting advancements, the Greeks and Romans had cool stuff that the Medievals didn’t have, although some Medievals seemed like they could’ve survived in the 1800s just fine. I think ancients had cool stuff that they forgot about, and the medievals had cool stuff they forgot about, and if something bad happens to us, a bunch of our stuff will be forgotten

[@isadorealire5722]

Pulling their hair out over that manuscript. Some old Turkish guy walks by, "Hey cool book bro, mind if I read it when you're done?"

[@lrclouder8088]

Bruh just realised this was 5 years ago

[@AP-wd6zs]

Oops, I accidentally left that there when i was time travelling, sorry guys.

[@demoncrip452]

Your in trouble this is boss Dcon 000

[@thequietkid1235]

@@demoncrip452 YOU r in trouble too u r supposed to be in 3100

[@Deadosoup]

@@thequietkid1235 shit me too

[@jamesleblanc6948]

Hey this comment is mildy entertaining :P

[@strom9996]

Ooh you had one too? I accidentally dropped mine somewhere. Idk immortality really fucks with your inner clock.

[@cryptocred5754]

I cannot wait until 42 turns 62. He will be so much more, wise

[@joarborneland1708]

Could technology like this possibly have been stored in the library of Alexandria?

[@raspberrybitch4299]

Possibly, we will never know what truly resided within the Library.

[@aelux4179]

Unlikely considering it never reached the Romans if the ship sunk.

[@WaldoBC]

not every ship sunk. there have been other artifacts.

[@NyanSten]

@Aelux There are mentions of many similar mechanisms by Roman and Greek authors

[@niveshproag8660]

It never reached the Romans, but likely it had before...That it was on a ship travelling there doesn't mean it had never been before.

[@richardlangdon712]

Author C Clark once said that if the science used to build this device had been developed throughout society back then, our technology and science today would be so advanced, that we would have colonized most of the visible stars in the sky. That always blew my mind.

[@DeerRunner]

When a society falls almost everything that was made and discovered can go with it erasing any trace of scientific discovery. People are smart and likely found incredible things but time erased it.

[@SchromeHD]

5:28 to skip the ad

[@jbgrfx7910]

Fucking legend

Damnit I got caught again, I'd watched 3 minutes before I read this and realised.

[@dezalan437]

Thanks dude

[@ElmerCat]

I downvoted because of the ad in the middle of the video - won't subscribe to anyone who does this.

[@kinuux]

every fucking youtuber posts a Ad, I ban him forever, Why? he is a dog & I cant hold knowledge from dogs

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

Ahh the good ol’ times when 42 didn’t have a 70’s German porn moustache.

[@fnaaijkens69]

Hahahahah. Suit Lumberjack shirt German 'stache. What's next....

[@stevendaily3695]

Floris Naaijkens he’s gonna grow a full on beard and record shirtless

[@xxtravdamanxx]

IT'S A PEDO STACHE!!!!

[@lonesome3958]

I am german and am offended Jk good comment

[@GalactusOG]

Advanced ancient civilizations built amazing things that we still can't copy today.

[@Kwastaken]

Look how young that glorious mustache is in this video!! It's like a thoughty stache baby picture... Awwww

[@donnyboi7033]

imgaine aliens taking 20 years just to figure out how a MacBook works.

[@kranker114]

That reminds me of aliens in movies dealing with doorknobs.

[@Todsor]

Only female or gay aliens would be interested in macbook.

[@jiminlong7096]

@@Todsor That doesn't make much sense

[@samuraijackson241]

@@jiminlong7096 the joke is that the MacBook is so fragile that a normal man can break it, remember, man. Also, MacBooks are so expensive that only girls will buy them to show off their wealthiness, like LV bags.

[@chriscase6341]

Love this/these comments

[@sylendraws1249]

So much knowledge and technology lost to time.. tragic

[@canaanclb]

"All those moments will be lost in time...like tears in rain." - Roy Batty, from the movie Blade Runner

[@GaudetteProductions1]

SylenDraws odds are that if it were discovered it wouldn’t matter as we have already surpassed it technologically

[@Futuart]

I blame the middle ages

[@TorbenRudgaard]

You see it again and again thru history, a small group raises up using science, and then religious wars comes and pulls them down again and destroys the progress. It has happened so many times that its amazing we finally managed to push science way past religious power and even manage to make religion's decline.

[@Herbertti3]

Torben Rudgaard True but wait and see it happen yet again by certain religious group. That said group will be the largest in few short years.

[@thailandretromods]

On the team zoom. Archaeologist: "It's certainly a ritual object, made with rocks tied to sticks".. Everyone else: *groans in unison*

[@whatanitemare]

In archaeological speak, the word "ritual" means, "catch all for everything we don't understand". On the other hand, they will seldom even commit to things they are sure of. None of them want to be the guy that gets proven wrong in the future so they just fence sit.

[@pineappledude2048]

Imagine where we could be now if that computer had reached its destination.

[@pineappledude2048]

Maybe we would have more than satellites if had reached its destination. Maybe not, we'll never know.

[@pineappledude2048]

I'm not saying we would have flying cars, but people surely would have expanded on this mechanism.

[@BladezAndrew]

if it had reached it's destination then the technology used to make it at that time could've become widespread and many fields of science and mathematics would've advanced thousands of years before they actually did. Since many of the parts inside it were so intricate, small, and mathematically accurate to such a small margin of error, even things like medicine could've advanced at a much faster rate. If you could use the techniques the creator did to make such small tools and to construct such a device so accurately and apply it to other fields of science, the possibilities could've been endless. It's so sad that so many times throughout history science was considered witchcraft, and so many libraries containing such important findings were burned to the ground all because people were afraid of technology, they were afraid of advancements that were beyond their own comprehension because humans are just naturally afraid of things they don't or can't understand.

[@zeroline19]

agree to Bladez Andrew, if only that mechanism didn't end up in seabed and actually did reach its destination.

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

Bladez Andrew It was widespread tho. Just that we don't know about the ancient history. But such a tool wouldnt be shipped on a boat if it wasn't already used by many.

[@w5527]

Give the book pages to reddit and watch them go into two groups. Aliens and decoders.

[@db7340]

William Nuno legit though it would probably be solved faster that way

[@nikk7545]

William Nuno reddit is like a Disney website compared to 4chan. so NO.

[@diegotorres6824]

strawberrywithmilk is fantastic 4chan is for 12 year old girls

[@Kalmariify]

All the book pages have been uploaded to internet for everyone to see for some time now

[@nikk7545]

Diego Torres reddit is for Numales and beta orbiters like you.

[@rhad333]

The voinich manuscript is being translated as we speak. From what I can remember reading a few months ago about it, it's a journal written in a lost turkish dialect if I recall correctly . You can google it if you're interested

[@crimsonwolf8174]

Cool that's for telling me

[@jmiquelmb]

Many people have expressed doubts about this theory. Keep in mind that every few months someone claims to have solved it, but then nothing comes out of it

[@rhad333]

@@jmiquelmb Well i've actually seen a video about it. They had lots of evidence to back up their findings. Actually made sense, but many dismiss it for not being anything misterious other than a travelers journal that depicts known and documented medicinal plants, some rituals ( common historical practices) etc. Basic stuff really, but the way the author designed and wrote it ( he was not an artist) makes it alluring i guess.

[@jmiquelmb]

@@rhad333 You should read the voynich subreddit to see other opinions on the issue. Of course the guy who defends the theory will present his arguments in favor, but that's not nearly enough to give it validity

[@rhad333]

@@jmiquelmb I can agree with that. I just took the more plausible explanation in my opinion. If one would find my drawings from biology class along with my ugly-ass handwriting, you'd have a voinich manuscript v2 xD

[@Visionooor]

11:17 I think that this diagram of the galaxy is split into segments. Each swirl is a different segment of our galaxy that if this was written by aliens, the test would say what each segment is. You can also see yellow stars orbiting the middle, overall this is really mind blowingly freaky