Told In Stone creator, Garrett Ryan explains Ancient Rome

[@garylaforge6573]

Love the interview! Keep up the good work:)

[@DMR_MAK]

Great interview! Thanks to both of you gentlemen.

[@xLILxWANGx]

Love Garrett's channel and just discovered yours. Binged a bunch of your videos , keep it up you are going to blow up for sure

[@sarahmusk7793]

Brilliant. Really really interesting . Good interview questions and great answers.

[@PrincipledUncertainty]

So glad I found your channel. There is no such thing as too much Garrett. Is there is any chance you two could have another conversation? I found this riveting.

[@adnanmambureh873]

Love this ❤

[@SusanN-x4j]

Excellent discussion about this fascinating historic period. Regarding the lack of motivation to add more technological innovation to the Roman industries, I think that the differences between the Southern American colonies and the New England colonies reflects a similar dynamic. There are American historians who have pointed out that the Southern plantation owners had no interest in a large increase in factory construction, even including factories that could have produced textiles from the locally grown cotton. This is because industrialization would have opened a route for poor white people and freed slaves t o become wealthy industrialists and then rival the power of the plantation owning oligarchs. Echoes of this situation live on in what some economic historians call "the Southern Economic Model" which favors low wages, the "tipping" that poorly compensates service workers, and the political opposition to union membership.

[@bigsarge2085]

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