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

  1. Oui, j’aime manger la piscine a demain
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  2. Glad you mentioned that what are called "yams" in U.S. grocery stores are actually sweet potatoes. I've had a hard time convincing people of that.
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  3. If you have a uncommon surname, it is much easier to trace your family.
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  4. Here i thought i was going to bed but no, my main man fire of learning has to post a late night video preventing me much needed rest. Well played fire of learning... Well played.
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  5. Fantastic video. I've been dying for a long drawn out documentary of the history of Germany. Thank you for your excellent work
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  6. Best History channel on youtube.
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  7. As a Duck my sadness is immeasurable and my day is ruined for my kind is not highly thought of in the Animal Kingdom
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  8. "insert peanut butter into mouth to operate The Netherlands"
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  9. I'm about nine minutes in, and loving the amount of detail you're going into here. I've been interested in UFOs for over twenty years at this point, so this is a story I've heard multiple times, of course, but it's been a while. Always nice to get a good, solid refresher course like this.
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  10. I am kindof in a way named after the Bulgarian/Russian/Slavic name of saint Michael which is Mihail. And in Bulgaria we have "name days" in which we celebrate everyone who shares a certain name usually of some saint, like Michael day, Geaorge day, Yordan day, ect, except all of the Bulgarian/Slavic versions of the names.
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  11. Always with the glowing eyes.
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  12. Well, this sure sounds like an optimistic video
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  13. Until 1844 Latin was the official language of Hungary. Doesn't mean people were talking it per se, but it's still an interesting fact.
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  14. I love these documentaries. Interesting, and full of great writing!
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  15. Bruh imagine just doing jagerbombs with Charlemagne.
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  16. Variety is the spice of history videos. Food, countries, supernatural creatures. You could do a video on the history of the sock and I would probably be fascinated by it.
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  17. Coffee originated in Ethiopia and was spread to the world by Somali merchants who exported the coffee to the ottoman ruled yemen, Egypt etc through the Somali coastal cities of Zeila and Berbera
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  18. I had heard that Charles Dickens almost singlehandedly revived Christmas celebrations by writing "A Christmas Carol". I guess Michaelmas didn't receive the same pop culture attention.
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  19. If you're ever in Chicago i'd love to buy you a beer and talk history.
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  20. I love learning about the Spanish empire. But it’s hard to find videos the are intriguing and interesting to me. But your content is really good!
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  21. Goddamn it, who would've thought that a video about frickin fruits and vegtibles can be so informative and fun to watch? You are an absolute legend Justin
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  22. I am loving this series,an element of history I never even have much thought to and now I’m fascinated by it
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  23. If this also turns into a space documentary channel, this will become my favorite channel of all time. Don't tempt me like this, Justin! I can't take it!
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  24. Liked just for Chad ⚡⚡⚡
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  25. i am from the philippines a former spanish colony, thank you for enlightening us about the spanish empire
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  26. 8:38 THE HOLY HAND GRENADE OF ANTIOCH!
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  27. My great grandmother who was born around 1865, thought they were poisonous. My great grandfather would go next door to their Italian neighbor and eat all kinds of tomatoes and foods with tomatoes and she always was worried he would die...and of course he never did.
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  28. Will there be a documentary about the Etruscans? 😁 Aztecs, Incas, Summerians, Elamites, Assyrians, and very old cultures.
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  29. Now, these are the Fire of Learning uploads I truly can never wait for!
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  30. 45:40 its almost hilarious how accurate Bismark was of WW I
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  31. More how would ... react to our world
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  32. My great grandmother didn't speak a word of English, only Irish but moved to America, learned English then came back to Ireland and had my grandad
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  33. 50 State Capital Name Meanings!
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  34. I saw my name but I still need a part 2 bro. I have freinds
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  35. How did the Roman Kingdom end? When Brutus killed the person in charge. How did the Roman Republic end? When Brutus killed the person in charge. Who was the first Roman Ruler? Romulus. Who was the first Roman Emperor? Augustus. Who was the last Roman Ruler/Emperor? Romulus Augustus. Who founded the Eastern Capital? Constantine. Who lost the Eastern Capital? Constantine Augustus. What was the Eastern Capital? Constantinople. When did Ancient Times end? When the Roman Empire ended. When did Medieval Times end? When the Roman Empire ended. What is the empire called? Rome. What is it's capital? Rome. When was a Rome founded? 753 BCE When did Rome lose the city of Rome for the second time? 753 AD When did the Roman Empire fall? 1453 and someone managed to make a one hour documentary.
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  36. Really embarrassed that as an Australian I didn't know about the potential that we could have had Swedish history. Even the scale of French interest wasn't what I thought it was. Great video, really enjoyed it.
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  37. Northern Europeans: dont eat tomatoes they’re night shade Also Northern Europeans: have a population that is entirely dependent on the potato
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  38. It is both a blessing and a curse that I came across this video after watching "The Last Kingdom". Now all I can imagine is David Dawson's King Alfred in New York, wondering what on earth happened to Old York and how we've managed to have so few Danes but so many heathens
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  39. Fun fact: my town's patron saint is Michael, so around every Michaelmas all work stops and we take three days to celebrate with a street theatre competition: the four wards of the city each creates a play and the floats during the year, then they parade and tell a story based on historical events from the town or nearby places. Also the school I went to (which weirdly enough wasn't related to my town) also celebrated Michaelmas with so-called "tests of courage" (small games/challenges for the kids to overcome) that were supposed to mimic Michael's story in a way...they were tons of fun!
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  40. Holy crap man, how do you make documentaries so quickly?! It’s like you have an entire crew or something
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  41. I was looking for somthing to quench my boredom
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  42. Duuuude. You should definitely cover ALL European Countries then after that do a separate "History of Europe" video to follow up on all of it !!!! That'd be DOPE bro. & I haven't seen Nobody come close to doing that especially the way you do it. But ESPECIALLY Denmark , Norway , Sweden , Austria & The Netherlands !!!!! I want to see YOU do those Countries. You'd do them properly but if you just look around there's Not Many good Historical Videos on those Countries like there is for Germany , or Britain ETC.
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  43. This is by far the best explanation of our history I've seen yet on youtube. Well done.
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  44. Can’t believe Germany pt. 2 was demonetized. You make really great educational biased, sad to see YouTube treat you unfairly.
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  45. That’s how mafia Latin works
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  46. Fire of Learning and Historia Civilis are the two history channels on YouTube who should have broken 1M subscribers by now #premiumcontent
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  47. 1:11 Eh, regarding blueberries... There's a difference between vaccinium corymbosum and vaccinium myrtillus... Yes, vaccinium corymbosum is native to North America only, however vaccinium myrtillus is common in Europe and all the way from Greenland in the west to Siberia in the east. Vaccinium myrtillus was likely a part of the diet of Europeans already during the ice age... I have no idea about when cultivation started though...
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  48. Bro it's eleven pm here and I was looking for something to keep me up thanks for uploading
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  49. Why didn’t we learn this in history in high school or university in the 1960s?! We had to wait for the wonderful Fire of Learning and the great YouTube!!!!
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  50. "Tie him to a gorilla and set them loose in a sweat box!" - When we have officially run out of ideas for creative executions
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