Hearted Youtube comments on Fire of Learning (@Fireoflearning) channel.

  1. This video is gonna be reuploaded as many times as there were Louis’
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  2. Oh my goodness, I remember reading about this in old dusty library books when I was a kid...those sketches freaked me out fiercely, so i had to stare at them SO MUCH lol. Thank you for being one of the very few youtubers who somehow generates consistently creative and interesting content that hasn't already been done a hundred times or more. Love your stuff, this was awesome 👌
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  3. So glad i found this channel, ive always loved history, it has the most interesting characters, plot lines, greatest thinkers, selfless or violent individuals, all its worthy of our attention, whether it inspires us or terrifies us.
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  4. Wow I never knew cinnamon had such fascinating history
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  5. Thank you for producing something about Skinwalker Ranch that I'm not embarrassed to watch. Those of us who've experienced anomalous, inexplicable events are perhaps more curious than folks who haven't. On the other hand, finding information not churned out by woo believers or close-minded skeptics. It's frustrating. Glad to discover your channel, too. Subbed.
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  6. "He was a vile, lying, cheating, manipulative scoundrel who played tricks on people, stole from them, and was otherwise a burden to society." Ah, so you've met my ex. 🎃
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  7. So Simon didn't say, he listened
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  8. Were there fans of Asian culture in ancient Rome? If so, were they called "viabvv"?
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  9. You should do history of an idea like civil engineering,science,warfare or music
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  10. The earliest dream I can remember is SpongeBob chasing me down the motorway in an attack helicopter, I don't quite understand why my brain was trying to prepare me for that
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  11. If only our dreams can bring back the Byzantine Empire.
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  12. These videos are sadly underrated, making history enjoyable to understand is a hard thing to do.
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  13. Horses trudding over the interstate highway would look very very weird
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  14. Justin my brother, you need to come along more often and blow air with your videos to keep this Fire Of Learning burning within us.
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  15. This is one of the most thorough and comprehensive dissections of "Halloween" ever. If someone was trying to gather info for writing a paper on Halloween origins, they'd do well to begin with this video. Thanks!
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  16. Julius Caesar found the britons to be 'weany, weedy, and weaky'. Fun old joke from the book 1066 and all that
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  17. Viva España!! 🇪🇸
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  18. O'boy... 57 minutes... but it's in the middle of the night... and the first day of School is tomorrow... crap... i'll take the video...
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  19. He predicted the 08 crash on his dying breath
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  20. Synchronicity - this was downloaded on January 21st 2020 - the anniversary of Louis XVI execution.
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  21. You should do this sort of stuff more often.
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  22. This is a Scenario that needs much more development and a TV show or something
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  23. Just a fun fact In portuguese, “minhocão” can be translate to “big worm” because “minhoca” is worm, and the end “ão” means “big” So, many words with the end “ao” is just the “big” version, like: Carro = car Carrão = big car Anyway, great video, I’m a brazilian and I didn’t know many of the creatures you say in the video
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  24. Roses are red, violets are blue, I dropped everything, for Spain part two.
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  25. Happy birthday Rome!
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  26. In Eritrea Arch Angel Micheal’s feast day is a major Holliday in which ever village and cities he is the patron saint of, same thing with the Virgin Mary who’s feast day is widely cerebrated. I think the reason why these feast days were treated as national holidays is because they the patron Saint of a lot of churches, cities and villages though anything regarding the Theotokos is always widely celebrated though the church. Another interesting fun fact is that in counties such as Greece someone’s patron saint’s feast day is celebrated in a similar manner of a birthday called their name day
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  27. Probably won’t see this but if you ever make another food related history video I think I’d be cool to go over American foods that were brought over to the old world during the columbian exchange and their impact on the worlds diets.
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  28. How the first person came to harvest and consume cinnamon would probably be the story of a lunatic. It’s fascinating how so many ancient things we take for granted have such a crazy history. Great video, very interesting.
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  29. Because Alexander the Great settled that area with Greeks all the way to Afghanistan
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  30. God bless you and may your mustache grow like brushwood.
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  31. The Last Kingdom reference was spot on.
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  32. Growing in the Anglican Church, I have actually celebrated Michaelmas before, though we called it the Feast of St Michael. There was the usually food, merriment and blackberries, but we also set up a wooden board with a picture of the devil on it and threw fruit and hand axes at it. It was fun.
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  33. This is the most inclusive, complete compilation of Christmas that I have ever experienced. Incredibly well researched from excellent source material! Well done! Better than some college professors I've had.
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  34. lmao, I was reading "Between Two Fires" last night (great horror book, btw), and the narration mentioned Michaelmas in passing. I made a mental note to investigate what was that, and lo and behold. Thanks man, really.
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  35. My name was choosen by my mother bc of a dream she had about the tale of Daniel and the Lions
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  36. Arise, children of the Internet, Fire of Learning upload has arrived!
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  37. 5:02 I hear Yanny...
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  38. Fire of Learning you're a tank, bro. This was great, basically nothing else like this on Germany on Youtube. If we're voting, I'd like to see a video on Scotland.
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  39. 2 years late but just wanted to say that this was a fantastic video. I’ve always been interested in the dark ages and this video managed to expertly condense the onset of this period right through to the emergence of the Renaissance and I learnt a hell of a lot throughout it. It’s channels like this that help to keep history alive and relevant today.
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  40. Please do an informative layout of the Crusades, either individually of all eight as a whole.
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  41. There's something really striking about pictures of all these great influential men as young and inexperienced boys, accompanied with their eventual causes of death.
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  42. Pineapples are all over the place in Charleston, SC on the historic homes. I never knew all this about them. People said there they were a symbol of hospitality because back in the day if someone was having a party they would put a pineapple out. They never went in to detail about why that was, thank you. Very interesting.
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  43. As a Spaniard im really happy you took the time to made this, also as a history enthusiast and video producer !!! THANK YOU !!!
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  44. I don't know why, but the bit where the little bugger is peeking through their window at night is the scariest part of the whole encounter for me. Not the hair grabbing, not the floating, but that! I was so freaked out the first time I heard this story that I had to close the blinds firmly shut before going to bed, lol. Great job with the video!
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  45. What do you use to fix a broken jack o lantern? A pumpkin patch! Why was Cinderella so bad at sports? Because she had a pumpkin for a coach!
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  46. Funny, I never took you as a fan of Rome
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  47. I feel like I’m obliged to subscribe after I’ve been taught a valuable lesson on my favourite fruit
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  48. I appreciate that you featured the Wendigo! I grew up in New Mexico, and there was a night where me and my friends saw something that looked earily similar to the classic Wendigo description. Whenever we talked about it at school too, friends would say that it sounded like a Wendigo. Super scary incident and we were all just glad we weren't alone when we saw it!
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  49. I greatly appreciate your fair, dispassionate analysis of the case and the data surrounding it. At no point did I detect bias or prejudice, and that is the mark of the difficult work as done by a professional. Bravo.
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  50. My name is Marcus and yeah this is corny but if I have kids I'm thinking of giving them roman inspired names like maximillian
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