Comments by "Andy Babb" (@Andy_Babb) on "NORTH 02" channel.

  1. Ohhh yeah. I get way too excited when I see that NORTH 02 dropped his newest documentary. Always amazed that a solo person can produce this incredible quality, puts network and cable docs to shame
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  2. UK has History Time and we’ve got North02! Fortunately, we get to enjoy both of them. lol
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  3. Weird answer: Southeastern Massachusetts My back yard was literally inhabited by paleo Indians 10-12,000 years ago and was inhabited straight through to modern woodland during colonial times until my ancestors “purchased” the same property I live on today 375 years later. My yard: _Bear Swamp Site I & Site II, 1969, published in Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Vol. 30 by Arthur C. Staples and Roy C. Athearn & Few hundred feet away, just over a small river: Boats Archaeological Site, 1965, Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Vol. 26, Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Vol. 26
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  4.  @TheMysteryDriver  your point being? He still has to put it all together in order, sync to the narration - which is also him, and that’s after the sh!t ton of research he does into each and every topic. History channel and discovery and the like don’t blow bc they have to pay for b-roll, they blow bc they stopped trying once reality TV took over.
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  5. 2:02:48 conservatives gunna be piiiiissed 😂 suck on that homophobes! 😂😂
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  6. These are deftly better than any network or TV docs. By far!
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  7. Seriously. How am I supposed to watch down my sirloin without a nice big glass of milk? Animals are WAY too tasty to stop eating them. We probably wouldn’t have evolved into “intelligent” humans had we not ate so much meat the last couple million years
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  8. I’m dyslexic and I honestly thought that caption said “the worst fart” for a second. 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  9.  @NORTH02  Weird answer: Southeastern Massachusetts My back yard in Berkley, MA was inhabited by paleo Indians 10-12,000 years ago and was inhabited straight through to modern woodland during colonial times until my ancestors “purchased” the same property I live on today 375 years later. My yard: _Bear Swamp Site I & Site II, 1969, published in Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Vol. 30 by Arthur C. Staples and Roy C. Athearn & Few hundred feet away, just over a small river: Boats Archaeological Site, 1965, Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Vol. 26, Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Vol. 26
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  10. Humans seem to have always been most populated around the coasts. So it would make sense that even if there were cultures here say 50,000 years ago, that any evidence would now be maybe even miles out into the ocean now
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  11. Yeah, well MAGA and conservatives in general also don’t like education or social programs… so, there’s that.
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  12.  @NORTH02 Your passion is helping me embrace my own
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  13. I appreciate this not being A.I. narration
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  14. 1:52 AGEEED! 😂😂😂
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  15.  @darryl7527  That’s where I’m at too lol I put it on to go to bed then can’t stop watching.
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  16.  @darryl7527  same here brother lol I put it on to go to bed and end up watching two or three videos
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  17.  @TheMysteryDriver  tf is your point?? Dude, go back to yelling at parking lot attendants or whatever the f-ck you Karen’s and Darren’s do these days
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  18.  @ClaytonBigsby01  Probably Imperial 🤔
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  19.  @BuddyCouch-c6t  huh??
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  20. I’d love to see more about the first humans in the northeast of the Americas!
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  21. How their mating with humans played a role in our evolution
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  22. 2:05:15 Imagine a Neanderthal walking up to you and sounds like Mike Tyson 😂
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  23. Please do an updated long form Otzi the Iceman video? 😬
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  24.  @NORTH02  That’s fantastic!! Thanks for the reply. I loved this video. I’d never actually heard the theory that he carried a friend covered in blood, it really does seem to fit the evidence and the timeline we know of. There are so few quality productions, other than Dan Davis, about Otzi on YouTube - most are conspiracy theory crackpots. Thank you for your work man, it really is exceptional stuff.
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  25. You’ve never met an alcoholic Albanian or Italian? You’ve been sheltered
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  26. Is it possible some of the genes for light skin came mating from Neanderthals? Which I guess still begs the question… but if Neanderthal evolved in Europe and Homo sapiens met them on their way out of Africa, could that have been where European skin color started to change for us?
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  27.  @culto779  Thank you very much. That’s about the most informative reply I could have hoped for. It’s amazing how much genetics can tell us about our past. Thanks again my friend.
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  28. Couldn’t it be, or isn’t it even most likely that it would be a combination of social and environmental factors? Perhaps environmental conditions forced groups to migrate and mate with other human species with traits that could have sparked the next change in our evolution?
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  29. I love when you post 40+ min videos 😍
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  30. I’d love North02 to do a doc on the earliest human art, which of our ancestors adorned themselves or wrote on cave walls… a nice long episode 😊
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  31. Ugh! I can’t STAND Heinrich Events! 😜
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  32. Ohhh I’ve been looking forward to laying down and putting this on to relax 😎
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  33. Evangelicals just never get it do they
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  34. Still blows me away that a single person with a [great] YouTube channel is able to make higher quality, more accurate and in depth full length documentaries yet History Channel is now the Ancient Aliens Mockumentary Channel and puts out a decent 3-part docuseries once every decade or-so
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  35. 0:00 speak for yourself 😂
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  36. 8:14 90 minutes turned out to be a way better decision 😎
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  37. Love the channel but sad the videos have gotten shorter 😔
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  38. We rolled in the snow for generations to get this white
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