Hearted Youtube comments on Extra History (@extrahistory) channel.

  1. I knew people who liked math were cultists
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  2. Joan had a plan. Joan always had a plan. Then again, that's to be expected when your plan is always "get 'em."
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  3. When you forget to lock the door and an alternate history takes place.
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  4. honestly who needs to be called something like "the great", when "THE EARTHSHAKER" is avaiable
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  5. Even with 9/11, there were thousands who survived because regulations like these made it easy for them to evacuate the towers before they fell.
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  6. Wow, I'm actually really impressed with Extra History for differentiating the different Kingdoms, Song, Jurchen Jin and Tangut empires and not just lumping it into "China" which gives off the misleading sense of that it was a unified nation. And Calling "Beijing" by its real name at the time. Not even BBC documentaries gave off these details. Honestly good work you guys. These kingdoms constantly plotted against each other, much to the benefit of Genghis Khan.
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  7. No matter how strict or regimented, never doubt the power of teenagers finding a way to get into a drunken debauchery.
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  8. "Our prisons are overcrowded and we can't send prisoners to America anymore. Should we stop locking people up for low-level financial debts?" "Nah, let's colonize Australia and dump them there."
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  9. So in other words this was a major STEPPE in forming the Mongol Empire?
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  10. Fighting against slaveowners- terorrism Beating a defenceless person with a cane- gantlemans way of dealing with enemies
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  11. It's crazy how Frederick fulfilled his fathers dreams, without being the son he wanted.
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  12. I wrote an essay for university on how the lead up to Pearl Harbour began with Theodore Roosevelt's arbitration of the Russo-Japanese war. I got a C because the professor disagreed, said I pulled my ideas out of context, and that I should have just focused on the Japanese invasion of China and the trade embargoes. I mentioned everything in this video, especially the Treaty of Versailles and the unequal naval treaties. After watching this, I've never felt so vindicated in my life.
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  13. Moments in history I somewhat guiltily wish I was there for: - the drunken food fight involving Temujin and the Jurkin
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  14. "I didn't have any of my rivals assassinated, they just happened to all drop dead around me. Convenient, right?"
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  15. I have a mouth and ice cream.
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  16. Interesting to note: some legends suggest that although everything else burned on the stake, Joan's heart refused to do so.
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  17. Fun Fact: Harlan Ellison co-wrote the 1995 video game based of the book and even voiced AM. I'm honestly surprised you guys didn't us the game's "Hate Monologue" audio for the intro.
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  18. I'm sure that the history of England settles down and becomes very normal after all this.
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  19. I love that rude tourists are a universal constant.
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  20. This guy's life sounds like a D&D campaign
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  21. Additional fun fact: Al-Khwarizmi didn't only write the book that eventually gave us the word "algebra", his name itself is the origin of the word "algorithm". So yeah. The guy left his mark.
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  22. Wow is this Extra Epedemics
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  23. A Mughal Sultan sends African-Indian soldiers to fight an English merchant company which in turn sends Japanese Ronin to fight a Dutch merchant company which sends pirates to fight Portugese merchants in India...the Age of Exploration was wild
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  24. Joan's flag raised on the battle field: Land morale +50% Infantry combat ability +50% Siege ability +100% Tactics -100% (GET 'EM!!!)
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  25. so... France was "cursed by god"... but then god sends a maiden to save France
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  26. I sorta saw this coming. Good move, I think. Splitting into history was a bold move and took off wonderfully.
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  27. This video wouldn't exist without my support, praise me
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  28. Praise the Sun too far.
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  29. For those of you who are wondering about the crossword puzzle, the schoolmaster got his words from his pupils and one of the pupils eavesdropped on a millitary base and heard the codewords which he passed on to his schoolmaster to be in the crossword
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  30. This is the point where we realize that The Epic of Gilgamesh is just a time traveler's DnD notes. I mean Gilgamesh is a Barbarian/Cleric multi class and Enkidu is a Druid. They even act like every party I've played with.
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  31. Heh. You guys did a video on Tulip mania just as the NFT market is crashing hard. I can't help but love the timing.
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  32. Its really entertaining to see how the artists try to depict arm dismemberment in an art style that has no arms.
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  33. A sign you know things have gotten out of hand is when a secret society start having secret societies within secret societies
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  34. Can we just appreciate for a minute how brave some of these explorers who crossed the desert must have been? Five hundred miles with just one oasis, sending a scout ahead who might not even make it to arrange for water to be brought out to meet the caravan, oof .-.
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  35. So, this is why Queen's song says "Nothing really matters, anyone can see, Nothing really matters to me..."
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  36. Euclid: Parallel lines never cross. Lobachevski: What if you draw them on a non-2d surface? Everyone: Duuuuuuuude.
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  37. I would PAY to see a series focused on this period of Japanese history since everyone can agree that Japan catching up with the western world is such a short amount of time is nothing to sneeze at, so seeing internal problems and how the people dealt with them would be a treat. Also, love your videos
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  38. TFW this story is so dense that many of the unnamed assassins and shinsengumi members mentioned here are actually famous historical figures in Japan, hahaha
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  39. I think Ford is a prime example of the importance of, when learning history, not letting the good outshine the bad, but also not letting the bad overshadow the good. To truly understand we examine the whole.
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  40. As the son of a Polish Immigrant who lived in Poland for a few years, I really appreciate the videos you guys are making about Poland's sacrifices made during WWII. More people need to know about these events in my opinion.
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  41. The story of Frederick convincing the Prussians to eat potatoes is a wonderful story that deserves a short of its own.
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  42. Has anyone in Greek mythology had a kid prophesied to kill them and looked at all the examples of how it backfires and just goes 'well I'll raise him as best I can and hope he doesn't kill me...' I mean has anyone tried that option yet?
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  43. As a black man well acquainted with this story and many others, it takes a high amount of emotional strength to get through this video without wanting to tear up. Thank you for taking the time to educate more viewers in this amazing community.
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  44. You can never expect how EH explains history. It is impossible to guess a wrestling match is how they chose to explain the third Silesian War.
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  45. I don't know what Euclid's power level is, but if you tell me his height and what angle he stands at I'm pretty sure I can figure it out.
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  46. Sorry, France, your Maid was moved to another castle... How ironic (and sad) end of career for a warrior maid: been trapped in a tower, like a princess in distress.
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  47. "A secret library of 3000 books" Literal door in the palace with a sign that reads 'Definitely NOT a library ' King: "Well, all seems in order here"
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  48. Genghis Khan, He Protec, He Attac, But Most Importantly He Brought Laws Bac (I Can't Stop)
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  49. Whoever wrote the line "Au contraire, Armchair" deserves a raise.
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  50. Bifrost, The inspiration of rainbow road and cause of broken friendships
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