Hearted Youtube comments on Johnny Harris (@johnnyharris) channel.

  1. As a creator myself I’m very selective on who I support on Patreon but I’m a proud enthusiastic supporter of you. Your style, storytelling, editing is a huge inspiration to me I really mean that.
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  2. I love how Johnny gave red cards to all the Fifa executives who were bribed. Very meta
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  3. The first reason I started photography was a weird fear of forgetting life.
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  4. Filipinos after Spanish-America War: You have freed us! US: Oh, I wouldn't say "freed" more like "under new management
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  5. This channel mastered narrating stories in a way that makes you feel you uncover the mystery yourself
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  6. Our system is just as broken as a lot of countries we point fingers at. The more information and people like this come to light the better. Thank you for Real Journalism.
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  7. "Jesus Sugar Americans" is probably the best term ever
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  8. So basically liberia is a VPN for international ships
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  9. The Black Sea coast is very different from the rest of Russia. Here you have Mediterranean or Subtropical climates, vineyards, tea plantations and so much more!
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  10. As both a listener of JRE and a viewer of yours, I think you getting on the show would be a rich discourse. It's already set up so perfectly--you being the journalist who answers some of the most interesting questions, and him being the interviewer that just throws just as many interesting questions, though sometimes controversial.
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  11. We all hear about the ‘war machine’ and ‘military complex’ but this is such a good, easy to understand look into what it actually looks like and operates
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  12. The one thing Johnny forgot to include in this amazing video is STUDENT LOANS. 43 million Americans owe on average $32,000 in debt, and that is also a major expense they have to pay monthly. Some of his assumptions for the middle class earners means they naturally will have to go into debt to afford their lives.
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  13. One small aspect of the divergence is as follows: 1) We used to have shooting clubs and gun safety classes in schools. They got removed. I do remember teens having guns in a rifle rack in the back of the truck at school. 2) We used to promote Respect and Responsibility, now it is everyone for themselves. 3) We have politicians pushing agendas and causing divisions. Making it "Us vs Them" instead of genuinely trying to find common ground.
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  14. As a former submariner, I can neither confirm nor deny that I enjoyed this video.
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  15. Wow, that plan to nuke a canal through Israel has got to be the most American thing I've ever heard of. Super fascinating explainer!!
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  16. I’ve bounced between “Oswald was alone” to “why would they bury information? It was the CIA” so many times. It’s so bizarre how they just wanted it to be over with and move on. I will say that the video breakdown by the channel Lemmino using primarily witness testimony made me question the conspiracy again since witness testimony is so inconsistent. Highly recommend it. As always Johnny and the team - this was edited so well. 🤟🏼
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  17. Things I’ve tried: - exercising - developing a routine - not using electronics late - making a to-do list - diet and eating time So it’s refreshing to not hear someone recommend that for the millionth time.
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  18. This is what journalism needs to get back to. Unbiased, well researched and sourced reporting.
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  19. At least Johnny and China have one similar obsession : Maps 😂
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  20. It would be so sick if you made a video about how underwater cables came to be and how they work nowadays.
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  21. Just a little mistake: the Zhuyin (Taiwanese typing) shows the alphabet not of Zhuyin, but actually of Hangul, the Korean alphabet.
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  22. 4:49 Wendy's is living up to the status of being the undisputed champion of roasting other fast food chains
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  23. Im a Social worker for the homeless in Skid Row / SPA 4. Its a hard fight to assist this community. Thank you for shedding some light on the subject its really something people ignore.
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  24. Thank you for having the guts to talk about this conflict and not being pressured to make these in haste despite the pressure you received.
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  25. So this is why your hair is always so fresh.
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  26. There's a reason nuclear bombs make superheroes in America but monsters in Japan
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  27. The timing of your video is almost scarily accurate, noting that Putin has just moved to officially annex the four regions in Russian control in the last half hour.
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  28. No wonder johnny was missing for weeks he’s making this quality content
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  29. Throughout my time living in Japan the spectre of an invasion of Taiwan has lingered over daily news here - particularly after Xi came to power. On the one hand, east Asia feels remarkably peaceful and safe, and then suddenly North Korea fires a missile over the Pacific, a hawkish Chinese commentator declares it’s time to take Taiwan by force or a disputed island gets surrounded by Japanese and a Chinese naval vessels. Watching Ukraine unfold with horror made me realise not to take this relatively peaceful time for granted in East Asia, as it could all go horribly wrong incredibly fast. (Great video as always mate. The ominous soundtrack alone made me cower in fear).
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  30. Felt like I was watching Dune at the start.
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  31. here before johnny changes the thumbnail 20 times.
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  32. You are an incredible human being and it has been a real honor to get to work with you man. I love this analogy.
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  33. As a senior software engineer working in the cyber security space. The castle analogy is one of the best explanations I've heard in a while. I'll be using this to explain these to people in the future
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  34. Johnny, thank you! I learned a ton making this with you. It's amazing how clear things can get when you talk them out with a friend. You and Iz have been so supportive since I went independent (and before!) and I can't wait to keep making things together. Maybe next time I’ll have you on my channel :)
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  35. Johnny is a great reporter because he also wants to teach his viewers about the news, not just simply passing on the information
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  36. Unlike US's treatment of Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa, all of the French overseas territories that has a civilian population have full representation to the French Parliament. So French Guyana, French Polynesia, New Caledonia, etc. are to France what Hawaii is to the US. And that's one reason why half the population of these territories want to remain with France. They have representation. France subsidizes their government. The French military and science programs create jobs on their islands. And perhaps the most important thing, the French citizenship and passport. They can go to mainland France (and EU by extension) and work there and all they'll need is the plane ticket. They don't need visas nor work permits to do that. The French passport is very powerful too. They can visit most of the nations in the world visa-free.
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  37. This does not change the fact kangaroos have outnumbered the population of humans in Australia and still they do not have a parliament seat:face-red-droopy-eyes:
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  38. “Ok, I’m gonna go try and not be depressed about how our democracy works” same bro, same 🤣
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  39. Live here in Taiwan and use Chinese 85% of my day. I type 3-4X quicker in Chinese than I do in English, my mother language, and have always struggled explaining to others how I do so, great video! Also, I look forward to your Taiwan - China video! 加油 - 米漿萬歲！
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  40. Its sad my phone has been to more countries than me.
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  41. Being a Nepali, I can confirm the arrival of people from Qatar with a disappointed face, physically disabled condition and even inside a wooden box sometimes. Even today, I have my own relatives working in Qatar. Thank you Johnny Harris for showing this to the world.
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  42. I just want to point out how Johnny has actually started putting his sources in the description, good job Johnny
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  43. This man could literally talk about the invention of cement and I would pay total attention
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  44. Yes donate directly to a university or medical school. My grandmother’s body was donated to Stanford and she was carefully photographed and scanned to update their databases in the early 2000s. She’s actually help students learn!
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  45. Would love to see a video like this about coffee!
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  46. If he made both Dems and Reps angry, he is probably a really good journalist.
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  47. Seeing the unity of the Ukrainian people gives me goosebumps.
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  48. you gotta respect how much effort he puts in his videos.
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  49. "I am not an atomic playboy" - The atomic playboy
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  50. I'm a clinical psychologist researching sleep and I want to make a some comments/corrections on what you've said in the video: - You have mixed up tiredness/fatigue and sleepiness. Those are two different feelings and processes, although in everyday language we use tiredness/fatigue for both feelings, so it's hard for us to know the difference, because we use the same word wrongly for two different feelings. Sleepiness (yawning, drowsing) is caused by a quantitative lack of sleep, so if you sleep, that feeling will go away. Tiredness/fatigue is a lack of energy that has A LOT of causes (diseases, poor mental health, overstimulation, stress, worry, ...). When you're tired, you need to rest. If you rest, the tiredness will go away. - The study on glutamate literally says this: "research is needed to explore the recovery of glutamate levels at rest or during sleep." In other words, if we know whether rest or sleep decreases the glutamate, we will know which feeling it causes (tiredness or sleepiness). But the study also says this: "it has been shown that glutamate concentrations decrease during sleep, in relation to EEG slow-wave activity. Glutamate could therefore belong to the potentially toxic substances that are eliminated during sleep" so it seems that too much glutamate creates sleepiness. In that case, there is but one solution: you need to sleep. - Biphasic sleep isn't the same thing as napping in the afternoon. Before everyone had clocks, people would go to bed when the sun went down and they would rise when the sun rose, because the main source of information for your brain on whether or not you should sleep is the presence of sunlight. So depending on where you live in the world and how much daylight you have there, you would have a different sleep pattern. If you live somewhere where in the winter, the sun goes down early and rises late, you would do the same thing. Except, it would be darker for much longer than the amount of sleep that you need, so you would wake up in the middle of the night, do stuff, go back to sleep and then wake when the sun rose. Since most people in the past were farmers and hunter-gatherers, in the winter during the day, there wasn't much to do anyway and si they didn't need a lot of wake time with sunlight. If however, you lived somewhere where the sun went down very late and rose very early, it wouldn't be dark long enough for you to have all of your hours of sleep, so you would need to do a nap in order to have all the sleep you need. That nap is usually taken right after noon, because it's the warmest moment of the day and so potentially too warm to do something, but also because your body temperature naturally decreases after noon and we need this decrease to fall asleep. (Body temperature also decreases in the evening). If you can't take a nap during the day, don't try it. If your sleep is not biphasic, you don't want to create a biphasic sleep. - Adenosine is causing sleepiness, not tiredness, so when you have too much adenosine, you should sleep, not rest. - If the coffee nap works for you, that's great, but I would not advise this to people. Coffee basically works like a painkiller: the sleepiness is still there, you just don't feel it. It doesn't do anything to the cause of the problem. - What you've said about chronotypes is correct. Our society is actually made for morning persons. If you're working in the arts, bars, restaurants, clubs, ..., it's best if you're an evening person. - Regarding melatonin and the light of screens, the impact of screen light on our sleep is very very small. The media focuses far too much on that. The main negative impact of screens on your sleep is 1) delaying your bed time to be on a screen and 2) waking up at night because of notifications from your phone. I recommend the review by Bauducco et al. (2024) called "A bidirectional model of sleep and technology use: A theoretical review of How much, for whom, and which mechanisms". I realize it might look like I think that everything you've said is wrong, but that's not the case: chronotypes, the difference between our modern life and the caveman life, neurons, the effect of caffeine, ... that's all correct and most of your advice is also good advice. Also, I think your video looks really great visually!
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