Comments by "justgivemethetruth" (@justgivemethetruth) on "World of Antiquity" channel.

  1. I don't think you will get that from this guy, he is just mugging for the camera and not interested in creating a reference video to actually assist people to see the big picture, and save and come back to this for reference ... look at the names of the video sections ... 1, 2, 3 ... @ What counts as a city? @ No. 5 @ No. 4 @ No. 3 @ No. 2 @ No. 1 @ Places that didn't make the list That is useless, and shows a thoughtless and inconsiderate mind.
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  2. Poor organization ... why did you name your sections by number, and not by the names you are discussing? It's like you don't really want people to be able to read and refer to your video. -1
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  3.  @yogibear496  Professor needs support from Yogi Bear ... yabba-dabba-doo
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  4.  Janitor Queen  Janitor Queen? Classy name. Cleanup on aisle two. Dr. Meow got it wrong, so I commented on that ... nothing wrong with that, no need for jealousy. How smart are you to write an essay that no one will ever bother to read more than the first line until they see the length of it? Out of work janitor queen?
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  5.  Janitor Queen  We .... the Janitor royalty appellation? What a joke. Cleanup on aisle two.
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  6.  @WorldofAntiquity  > I didn't want to reveal the names under the video, or people wouldn't watch. Yeah, I figured that, but of course they would watch because just the names don't really tell you anything ... unless that is all you bother to reveal. The best teachers I have ever had have been the ones who freely give knowledge away and don't play games. Redundancy and repetition are tactics to support remembering, as well as having a video that once I watch I can bookmark and when I think about it or want to remember I can go back jog my memory. Sorry if I am over-assuming, but I think there is a big deal here, where you are thinking more about yourself than you are your viewer, and as a viewer anyone gets that ... or anyone intelligent enough to care about and who is interested in this stuff would be very put off by that implicit attitude. I was just watching the video between Michael Shermer and David Wengrow about this very subject, so when I go here to find more I just see resistance, no assistance. I also recently watched the series on Mesopotamia in the Great Courses. A fascinating subject with too much information to play games with videos. Think of others first and they will appreciate you more for it is all I am trying to say.
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  7.  @WorldofAntiquity  I thought you would miss my point. Too bad.
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