Hearted Youtube comments on Vox (@Vox) channel.

  1. man this was super helpful. I made a video about Navalny but it was a totally different approach, much more about Navalny's videos and style not so much his history. All this context is vital for understanding Navalny and Russia generally. Amazing job Sam and team!
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  2. Thanks for having me!
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  3. We loved to shoot this episode ❤ Immense gratitude goes to @Vox for not only amplifying the voices of the resilient people of Ambohiby but also providing them with the means to tell their extraordinary story. It's an honor to witness their greatness and courage, deserving the spotlight and attention they've received. Moreover, the opportunity granted to name Anosibe properly stands as a testament to the significance of their culture and heritage. Through this act, their narrative gains even more depth, resonating powerfully with the world and ensuring their legacy endures with its rightful name. From Madagascar with love ❤
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  4. honestly, take a moment to praise the editor/graphics designer. Thats some top notch production quality
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  5. very informative. I'll leave a note on my neighbor's door.
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  6. "Immediately. Without delay" is kind of a meme here among those with an interest in politics/history. Good on Vox for putting a spotlight on Schabowski!
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  7. I really appreciate Vox calling the game 'football' instead of 'soccer'!
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  8. Thanks so much to everyone who has tuned in, commented, and shared their excitement for Borders! I'm so thrilled to share this latest season with you. I'll be around in the comments (and the chat before this episode premieres) to take your questions. Let me know what's on your mind. – Johnny
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  9. If you do this please use seeds native to the area you are seedbombing.
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  10. I would like to thank VOX for having contacted us to carry out the descent and filming on Ambohiby. It wasn't an easy task, especially for me as a fixer, but with good preparation and the right team, the result speaks for itself. Thanks also to Lalie Rabeharison for the collaboration. Looking forward to the next project.
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  11. I've lived in Phoenix nearly my whole life. When I finally bought my own house a few years ago, I decided to plant several trees in what little yard I have in order to lower temperatures. The result is, my yard is literally several degrees cooler, plus since you can grow tropical AND temperate plants in Phoenix, I grow my own peaches, mangoes, guavas, Barbados cherry, pomegranates, almonds, grapes, and bananas, among other annual plants like squash.
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  12. Living in India all my life I was so used to these trucks that I never thought this can be strange to someone.
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  13. Thanks guys for your comments ! Never been so proud to be a sardinologist !
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  14. Oh my gosh he's the great grandfather of clickbait that's pretty awesome
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  15. You actually got paid to make a video to tell your bosses you hate your office layout. That's gutsy and I totally dig it. Thanks for the video!
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  16. Thank you Vox for covering this topic! It's really important for us to get the word out and let people know how distressing this whole situation is ⚡️
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  17. Fleischer cartoons were weird, but great. Their downfall came from two sources. One was that the Fleischer brothers fought as much as the Gallagher brothers of Oasis. The other was that Disney raised the stakes with Snow White, leading the Fleichers to make Gulliver's Travels, which was a studio-killing flop.
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  18. It warms my heart to see Americans using Celsius. If mankind can achieve that, we can achieve anything.
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  19. Vox, can you make more content like this? It's for this kind of information I subscribed to you guys. Great video idea
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  20. Yet another event that was washed from history and most people haven’t heard about. It’s sad that a YouTube channel has taught me more than our schools. Thank you Vox for showcasing these events and stories.
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  21. This really should be in American history, especially for high school kids as Chairman Fred was only 21 at the height of his power
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  22. Vox makes videos about stuff you never thought you would enjoy.
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  23. "Welcome to history club. Welcome to history club. Because history repeat itself" Meh
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  24. The snoot drooped.
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  25. Ah, Dead Hippos - standard unit of measure
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  26. It was great to be able to contribute to this piece as Tofu Media. Cheers!
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  27. Hey, they showed my thing, cool.
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  28. No, you tagged my shirt
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  29. The "Mr Gorbachov, tear down this wall" thing isn't big in Germany. But everybody knows the "Uuuh, as far as I know... that's... that's immediately" 😂 I'm serious. (btw. love the music choices in this vid) (Sending love from Germany! No more walls! <3)
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  30. Thanks for watching! I took this angle on the piece because I feel like there is plenty of coverage of the drug cartels and their trafficking operations etc. But to me the story of family farms is much more relevant to understanding the root of the drug problem in Colombia. I hope you felt some of the complicated tension that I felt while the police burned down that family’s shed. Or in talking with the farmers. Anyway, thanks for watching Borders Colombia! Next stop: not sure yet. Need to go figure that out!
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  31. This is the type of video you watch when you're procrastinating your assignments
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  32. Hey everyone, I hope you liked Episode two! I learned a ton on this one. I'm curious to hear what was the most surprising thing to you in this episode. We've got three more episodes coming, every wendesday. So keep an eye out for that. Also, If you want to help me make Vox Borders bigger and better, check out the Video Lab: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership See you next week!
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  33. As a Ukrainian, I can say that this is quite detailed research of Zelenskys presidency. At first, we were very dissappointed with him, but now he inspires us to stay and fight
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  34. This is the best Earworm episode yet. Everything was explained so well and the visuals are top notch as well. Thanks for spreading Coltrane's innovations!
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  35. The sharpie on the book is sparking my anxiety
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  36. Just to clarify for some people here. "Alter course to 360 degrees" is different to "make a 360 degree turn".
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  37. The animations in this video are incredible.
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  38. Shout out to all early humans who died figuring out which plant were edible. Respect👊
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  39. As an archaeologist, it’s wonderful to see appropriate credit given to the Indigenous communities of the Amazon as well as archaeologists like Mike Heckenberger (a lovely person and excellent scientist). I’m glad you’ve included some of the key recent publications on findings of urbanism and complexity in the Amazon. One of my friends is currently doing research on large-scale tree domestication and management over the last several centuries in the region (Victor Lery Caetano Andrade, in case you want to read his papers) and there’s more and more research on improving our understanding. Very cool!
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  40. Oh man. Those cuts from Phil standing in different spots in the house to the same perspective in the ad images are so good! It helps show how difficult these homes were to modify.
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  41. I am an astrophysicist and this really is an amazingly well-explained video
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  42. please make Election Day a federal holiday
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  43. They used rotoscoping in A-Ha’s “Take On Me” music video
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  44. Pleeeeease do more physics of the sports.
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  45. When do you watch Vox videos after the notification ? Immediately, without delay.
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  46. All germans who were geniuses had to have a messy hair.
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  47. As a fisherman I actually appreciate this.
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  48. I was genuinely touched by the way in which Sikhs in that town meticulously cared for the Muslim graves. I can't think of a more powerful demonstration of respect.
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  49. Majority of new rappers need to see this video... Might learn something Lol. On another note, this should be a full documentary! Can we start a petition to get that started?
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  50. Hi, I would love to have this content captioned in portuguese so I could show it to my students. Youtube has a tool that allows any community member to contribute in such translations and I could do it myself, but you have that feature disabled in this video. I understand that you may have concerns over the quality of such translations, and that's probably the reason why its disabled. But is there any way that we can make that possible? Vox's content is always very well-researched and useful. It's a pity that we don't have this content available for wider audiences, such as non english speakers. There are many cases on youtube of big channels that use this community translation feature with great success. thanks
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