Comments by "Khronogi" (@Khronogi) on "Business Insider" channel.

@sharpe227 they do hoard stuff like this, they just dont show it, which is a problem. The fact that its public means we all own it.
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@fs8981 how many of these animals were killed by dolphins?
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@BMF6889 Thank you for sharing! Very interesting insight.
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@CoCo-yv3hl stealing from who
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@gaberialpatzke2470 hey dude, the research done on shiny rocks is the reason we know not to build your pipes out of lead. Research and history is very important If you sont think so, go out in the woods and do everything by hand with no tools.
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@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 he wasn't wrong. ISIS was blowing up ancient cities from thousands of years before the bible was written. All that history lost to nonsense.
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@joejackson4202 private industry exploits everything. Right now private industries already are hoarding art collections and never letting anyone even know they still exist.
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@jamespatrick3462 you can see it, just ask
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The amount of uneducated people in these comments thinking that a) we just go out and exterminate animals and put them in drawers or b) that science and history has no benefit for the common person or c) that this is all secretly hidden and controlled, has told me america really needs to fix its education system. This institution should be celebrated for its work. I'm ashamed of all these comments here.
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@whiskeyrebellion4390 ah yes. Because gas furnaces and gas powered vehicles somehow magically dont have any economic impact in their creation. Going green isnt a switch, it doesnt happen magically overnight. It is a slow creeping progression of getting better than what we had before, just like every other technology we use.
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@RivetGardener Why is it always 1 upmanship? Dont be a dick
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