Comments by "No Name" (@NoName-hg6cc) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. "This isn't magic—it's logic—a puzzle. A lot of the greatest wizards haven't got an ounce of logic, they'd be stuck in here forever.” Hermione Granger
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  2. Harmonia: "Oh father, I fell in love!" Ares: "Really? With whom?" Harmonia: "An handsome warrior! He founded a city! What was his name....Ah yes, Cadmus" Ares: "Oh daughter, I'm happy for y-wait, what was his name again?"
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  3. ​ @nsikansamuel710 Extinguished in his prime
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  4. He probably made some local enemy between people in the Alps zone. Conflict for food, water or something like that
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  5.  @Shadohime  Well, Hermione says a lot, not every wizard on Earth. Obviously that's the plainfield of Ravenclaws, who perhaps would have never reached it because the other defense were too though. And yes, it's true, three first years passed them, well, technically only one did, but I'd say they were exceptional.
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  6. Mussolini said something similar
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  7. Civil wars aren't one sided. This was
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  8. ​ @thracianalpha2277  You know there was a resolution, but Palestinians attacked Israel?
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  9. ​​ @marsspacex6065 😂😂😂 no he didn't. America and FDR did Nor he was great
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  10.  @cpt.shmitt7387  What idiocies are you spouting ?
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  11. ​@thracianalpha2277 I'm talking about 1948. And Hamas is Palestinian government
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  12. ​ @QWERTY-gp8fd Perhaps people will say the same of America going West, or British imperialism in some years/centuries
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  13.  @thracianalpha2277  Voted? Yes. Government. The Palestinians didn't seem to bother....
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  14. ​ @mageinabarrel802 Only the very destituted
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  15. That's what Trump administration did too
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  16.  @MryMocha  exactly. Also I think Rowling wanted to avoid repeating herself, as they already defeated a mountain troll
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  17.  @stegosaure8247  If those tow went to war, the whole world would have suffered, given how many nukes they had (and still have)
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  18. About what?
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  19. This caterpillar and the cuckoo are the worst
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  20. Eh? Smallpox vaccine was in ented in 1700s by Jenner
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  21. LOL
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  22. ​ @rushc5 No? Millions of people are dead
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  23. It's a political and poetry masterpiece. Change my mind
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  24. ​ @KNOWHOPE72 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  25.  @KNOWHOPE72  Why, what research did you post? Didn't see any
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  26. "You cannot wish for your husband life though" "But..." God of Dead "Ok ok fine, you win take him back and stop annoying me!"
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  27. History vs Ramsses Me: Don't say, don't say don't say i- "ONCE I CALLED YOU BROTHER...🎶"
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  28. It was better than Republican idea of relying to the market fairy, of invisible hands like you like to call it. Bus as Republicans often say: "who cares about little people", right?
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  29. This video is more about propaganda than facts
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  30.  @drswag0076  Nope, Nero didn't screw up, he was a good leader who was overthrown by group of interest in Rome
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  31. They're working on it
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  32. Some differences but I could read and understand it, while French and English could not understand Medieval French or English
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  33. Such a complex and interesting civilisation.
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  34. Your antivax are delirious 😂
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  35. Humans from 19th century to 1970s: We are in the Era of Enlightenment Also Humans: use frog for pregnancy tests
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  36.  @Micolashcage1  Magas are modern Mccarthysts
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  37.  @KNOWHOPE72  AHAHAHAHAHAHA suure.... I did not ask for your credentials ( aka appeal to authority) I asked for your researches. And yes, if you cite something, you do need to do that
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  38.  @KNOWHOPE72  So, your research is a scam. Figures.
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  39.  @noblenefs  Dude, Russians are what they are and we're seeing that, but how does that ties to the need of genocide the Armenians? And not, it wasn't a civil war, those civilians were fighting and there were no mass deportation of Turks
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  40.  @stegosaure8247  No, the whole world, directly or indirectly
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  41. We are in a pandemic
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  42. Yeah. Communism was a threat but goingun the other direction was just as bad. Wasn't a great American leader who said "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety" ?
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  43.  @A.Purecure  None of which was President? They were founding fathers and served as President of the Congress, which is akin to the role of Speaker
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  44. 2:50 "Well?" "I can explain!"
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  45. I hope it will never come to this
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  46. He was a tyrant
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  47. This time the defensive lawyer won in my opinion
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  48.  @SuperAidan2000  Good. But there still too many in denial
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  49. Actually in 1300 there were still militias of citizen
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  50. Peasants kept starving even with those revolutionaries pigs Marie Antoinette wasn't perfect but surely wasn't the cause of French problems
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  51. ​ @thracianalpha2277 It may be political and rightful. It is
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  52. Ted Ed please don't push woke bs
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  53. AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
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  54.  @jacquesdevos4846  Whatever you say LOL
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  55. "I can avoid this dangerous, deadly disease simply with a little, safe injection. NAAAH" Antivaxxers
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  56. English and Afrikaans Dutch lies are well known nowadays
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  57.  @eddy_6502  The books I've read said explicitly mid 1300 could be considered start to Renaissance
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  58. No they can't
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  59.  @abdelhamedmohamed2969  Maybe you should be cautions then
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  60. They must have been swift as the coursing river, with all the force of a great typhoon
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  61. Actually what Trump did is eerily similar to McCarthyism
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  62.  @godzillavkk  It really is!
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  63. ​@mercedesrivera8848 And?
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  64.  @estebanhernandezvelasquez6618  AHAHAHAHHAHAHA good joke
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  65.  @Lenny-kp5nf  No bro, the famine was caused by uk redirecting food from India
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  66.  @ldsamda2854  No, we, him and you included, would speak German if it wasn't for AMERICA
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  67.  @Paul-fs8ox  No, it was opened in 1943 with the invasion of Italy and then reinforced with D-Day. It tied up a fair amount of Germans who would have been employed in the East. You can talk about the East front all you want but the battle was on on RESOURCES. Much of British land lease was given to the Soviets, many of whom were fighting bare handed. Soviets didn't win the war, USA was fundamental in defending the Axis in the Atlantic, Mediterranean and Pacific
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  68. "I'm not going without you, Mac. I wouldn't leave you this way. You're coming with me.. Let's go."
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  69. No, we are not. Like we are not discussing any vaccine. 😂
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  70.  @Duskykun  Meh
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  71.  @stegosaure8247  You gonna put dirt in my eyes?😉
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  72. Beside the fact that if you go by "natives" that's the wrong flag, there a difference:American Natives didn't pledge to kill all like Christians like some bearded a***holes
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  73. Can you vote? Because in that case you cannot really say anything much, you have the power to choose
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  74. So they DON'T like pushing vaccinations as it is bad for their business.... It cannot be both 😂
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  75. 1:17 it looks like one of those optical illusion "what do you see first?"
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  76. Sheer luck. There wasn't tetanus on that wire. Next time you might not be that lucky
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  77.  @emmfranklin  Yes, it's very likely it did
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  78. Damn, didn't know Sebastian was such a great accountant
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  79. Remember "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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  80. Did she? Proofs?
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  81. In Italy it never died
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  82. One vaccine for all virus and one for all bacteria? Likely not possible. They are too different, too variegated
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  83. Tragedy of being robbed of your land
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  84. I don't think they knew them
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  85. 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
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  86.  @light9205  The Palestinian one? Yes
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  87. @light9205  You said flag, not narrative. But since Palestinians and their cronies are used to change it and forget the part they don't like (like what happened to Israel to be furios) so, I'm not surprised you have forgot
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  88.  @light9205  You are describing Palestinian abd its cronies, especially when you use a word, cringe, that applies to them so well. You never had any intention to discuss, you're driven by ideology
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  89. 1:45 largely over the issue of slavery and states right
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  90.  @hillbillynoitall533  Extremists are not to be hailed
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  91.  MR. HEY  It's Italian. And it's not too hard to read either
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  92. Back then there was a different sensibility. And even if it didn't work, the boy would have gotten smallpox either way, but if it did, it was one who wouldn't have to face that horror. It was a bit of a gamble and it worked, beside Jenner already knew it worked for children who got cowpox naturally
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  93.  @varyolla435  Are you saying that to me?
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  94.  @varyolla435  I know but sometimes I see people answering to to others without tagging, it's annoying, glad this is not the case
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  95. ??? Who are those 14?
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  96.  @nguyenlamanh2919  Probably. I mean, George Washington contributed founding the USA and he was its frirst president
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  97. Roman dictatorship was a temperoray office, 6 months, written in Rome law The dictattor was nominated by Consuls and his power was limited
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  98.  @Tolstoy111  They were tyrants and so was he
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  99.  @Tolstoy111  No, that's not how it works. He proclaimed himself emperor and stole from other countries. A tyrant
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  100.  @Tolstoy111  His legacy is theft and war You wouldn't say Adolf "had his ego" but his legacy is tech advancement in chemistry and rocket science, would you?
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  101. @Betelgeuse2142  He become de facto dictator of France and for the rest of Europe he is a tyrant
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  102. They always do
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  103. Luckily Israel won't end like the American Natives
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  104.  @ssib9084  Rhodesia was basically a failed America: couldn't kill the natives and the government of the descendant of the colonisers was overthrown. South Africa is in the middle between the two
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  105.  @Layput  Well, Tolkien surely read it....
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  106. On other hand, let's not exaggerate on other side: Louis XIV and XV were tyrants and absolute monarchies and while surely they would've liked nobility and clergy paid their taxes, they were more than willing to let them be to get more support.
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  107. Oh sure, deny them the chance to had to grow up healthy/ to grow up PERIOD.
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  108. Well, given how we will be gone, one way or another, in about 800 millions years
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  109.  @drose6437  no, it was not, it was a treaty on Realpolitik and while he was a Republican he was for an united Italy foremost
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  110. ​ @chrisrubin6445 Source?
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  111. English own History is nothing but propaganda
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  112. Death: "Beat me at my favourite game..." "Chess?" Death: "What? No! That's so passè, I don't do that anymore. I mean Snakes and ladders."
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  113. Oh God, I shudders to think about the Turks in the comment section 😬 Well, here I go.
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  114. LOL
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  115.  @kf8449  1.1 millions maybe? 1 billion would have been a catastrophe.
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  116. Why?
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  117. The comparison is incorrect. Those above are or were not dictators
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  118. No, B12 is found only in animal products
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  119. @eager Vegan have to take a pill, vegetarians eat animal product which have B12 added to them
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  120.  @OilCanHarry2U  Do explain
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  121.  @OilCanHarry2U  Spinach and mushroom?
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  122.  @OilCanHarry2U  For what I knew not B12, only be found in animal meat an animal products (eggs, cheese, yogurt)
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  123.  @Levi_yeager  Give me sources
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  124. What? What do you mean?
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  125. He didn't
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  126. It's not that easy
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  127. Agamemnon didn't just grow jealous, he lost Chryseis
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  128. @DegreesOfThree Dude, the virus causes paralysis, if you're not infected, the chance you get paralized it's 0
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  129. Wash your head?
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  130. ​ @justinfilipovic8939 That it's false. No one re-used needles, doctors are trained NOT to do that
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  131. He wasn't
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  132. Well, I think so too but we don't have enough data. Who know how many flu epidemics were in the past and how many died? ( I choose flu but it could be other diseases like TBC)
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  133. 0:49 OBLIVIATE
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  134. Swine flu in 2009 was a pandemic. So it's already two pandemics I've experienced
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  135. Jenner used vaccination though, not variolation. But I was told the smallpox vaccination was made used something similar to a knife up to the 70s of 1900
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  136. Because she disrespect the gods but also because it was a better tapestry
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  137. This is an American channel. I don't think it will show Theodore Roosevelt on trial I doubt they will show Churchill...
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  138.  @watching7721  All of which had incontestable scandals. Teddy Roosevelt is basically a national hero for the USA
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  139.  @watching7721  I know, I meant ti say, it's unlikely they will do that to what is considered an American hero
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  140.  @5turmundDrang  I Promessi Sposi
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  141. You can understand with a bit if effort
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  142.  @5turmundDrang  Don't worry, I understand, many don't ;)
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  143. It's clear Hobbes is right. What's "just"? Does justice exist in nature? No. It take form in a society, but a society, to work that way, must have rules that FORCE you to act justly. If there was any punishment for robbery, what would stop us from doing it?
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  144. That would be messy. There is such a thing as too big to work Beside, many people are inscribed to both
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  145. She was maybe not normal but she was worse after the procedure
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  146. ​ @etanaedelman9011 Exactly
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  147. Damn them!
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  148. Except the worst violence it is not done by the police and most violent people come from the left and
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  149. ​ @LNVACVAC  Scientism doesn't exist, Science does and it's based on the burden of proof
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  150. Probably on purpose, as it was in the permafrost
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  151.  @Silv3rXs  Both?
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  152.  @Laurelin70  Actually, Renaissance in Italy started in the later years of 1300
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  153.  @eddy_6502  You should study Renaissance in Italy started in 14th century
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  154. To those who said this is like the situation in the Middle East, it is true but luckily the Israelites won't end like the Americans Natives, they will defend themselves better because they can
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  155. If it could protect you against all diseases why not?
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  156. No they can't
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  157.  @funkydiscogod  It's tragic you think they should have been
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  158.  @Lucario0007  What?
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  159.  @Lucario0007  How?
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  160.  @brandonnguyen6718  I don't get the joke then
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  161. I hope they will do History vs American president, or Spanish kings then. Columbus didn't kill those natives
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  162. ​ @watching7721 "Luxurious" she refused those jewelry. It was more luxurious than the peasants? Yes, but so did many of the middle class
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  163.  @watching7721  Most of what was "known" were rumors and slanders. She cut her expenses greatly but the French tramps were determinate to hate her no matter what
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  164.  @watching7721  There are few, like Joan Haslip, Maria Antonietta. And they were not that superficial, like the funeral OF HIS OWN SON
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  165.  @thenablade858  Says who? Lever refuted many rumours about her too. Is he dated too? In few years will the Historians you refer to(which are, by the way?) dated?
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  166.  @ilyashussein5972  What reforms did she oppose? She "sided" with the Austrian because the revolutionary were bloodthirsty. Beside, even if it was as you said, you need to badmouth her with false accusations
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  167. ​ @poopyduck4931 how so?
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  168. I'm sorry for you. But are you safe writing that down?
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  169. ​ @hannibalburgers477 His propaganda?
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  170. Our ancestors didn't see it. If it happened 3 millions of years ago it means the light didn't reach Earth yet
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  171. ​ @evilspacemonkeyman  I can imagine what kind of fungi you are talking about...😂
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  172. She tried to work with the assembly. What she gained was more slander. Moreover, her countrymen intended to kill her. What was she supposed to do?
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  173. Overrated?
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  174. 0:50 you call that cute?
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  175. As per usual: TAKE YOUR VACCINES PEOPLE!
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  176. Apes are omnivores. They do eat meat
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  177. ​ @va1355 In war maybe. But his reign really remained stable and prosperous.
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  178.  @davidgross316  Go study, he was
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  179.  @PaulByrne-w8l  But the English are the ones with more responsibilities
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  180.  @Paul-fs8ox  But Soviets needed American materials to do it. Without it nor uk nor Soviets would have resisted enough time for things to turn around
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  181.  @Paul-fs8ox  Actually true. USA started the land and lease to uk in 1940 and much of that material was given to USSR in 1941. Soviets "robust capabilities" didn't materialize until 1943, by then it would have been too late And USA opened another front who made it easy for the Soviets. Were they a piece of the puzzle? Yes, but America was THE central piece
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  182. You mean the Arab that copied Ancient Greeks and Romans?
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  183. Polio is zoonotic isn't it? Way more difficult to eradicate, probably impossible
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