Comments by "Dodec84" (@dodec8449) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. History vs Malcolm X History vs Erwin Rommel History vs Winston Churchill History vs Otto von Bismarck History vs Ronald Reagan
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  2. 0:42 "Between 20% and 80%". Wow. Informative.
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  3. History vs Ronald Reagan History vs John F Kennedy History vs Otto von Bismarck History vs Napoleon Bonaparte History vs Winston Churchill
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  4. Jet IceBane Because the mother-child relationship is sponsored by McDonald's.
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  5. Why is part 2 taking so long? You're like Valve. Or is that the joke?
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  6. Caters Carrots My point in my sarcastic post was that "between 20% and 80%" is a very large range ... 
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  7. History vs John F Kennedy (a new, young leader who talked about change, world peace and space programs or an drug addicted hothead who nearly caused a global nuclear war?) History vs Ronald Reagan (the man who ended the Cold War or the man who created more victims of that same Cold War?) History vs Erwin Rommel (a dirty Nazi or just a really good general who served his country and in fact was anti-Hitler?) History vs Yasser Arafat (a terrorist or a freedom fighter?) History vs Malcolm X (someone who was just as racist as the racists he was fighting against or was his radicalism morally justified?) History vs Winston Churchill (an ultra-conservative hawk or an heroic leader in Europe's darkest hour?) History vs Otto von Bismarck (a war mongerer or a national hero?) History vs Napoleon Bonaparte (an oppressor of many European nations or a enlighted despot who modernized Europe?) History vs Che Guevara (heroic rebel against tyranny or evil henchman of a tyrant (Castro), putting people in concentration camps?) History vs Charlemagne (an emperor who united Europe and had an interest in art and had built lots of schools or a tyrant who violently converted many 'heathens' to Christianity?) History vs Augustus (an emperor who started a golden age for the Roman Empire or an emperor who destroyed the Republic?)
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  8. Like British Borat said: the pros of Hitler compared to his cons are so insignificant, it's not worth discussing.
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  9. that guy has Tinder on his phone
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  10. History vs John F Kennedy (a new, young leader who talked about change, world peace and space programs or an drug addicted hothead who nearly caused a global nuclear war?) History vs Ronald Reagan (the man who ended the Cold War or the man who created more victims of that same Cold War?) History vs Erwin Rommel (a dirty Nazi or just a really good general who served his country and in fact was anti-Hitler?) History vs Yasser Arafat (a terrorist or a freedom fighter?) History vs Malcolm X (someone who was just as racist as the racists he was fighting against or was his radicalism morally justified?) History vs Winston Churchill (an ultra-conservative hawk or an heroic leader in Europe's darkest hour?) History vs Otto von Bismarck (a war mongerer or a national hero?) History vs Napoleon Bonaparte (an oppressor of many European nations or a enlighted despot who modernized Europe?) History vs Che Guevara (heroic rebel against tyranny or evil henchman of a tyrant (Castro), putting people in concentration camps?) History vs Charlemagne (an emperor who united Europe and had an interest in art and had built lots of schools or a tyrant who violently converted many 'heathens' to Christianity?)
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  11. +DJcMugaba what if you bite in the venom glands of a snake
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  12. +Fake Name or Augustus
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  13. +Chuan Eston That is meditation.
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  14.  @mspoints4fre123  What about 'Crossing the Bering Strait Day', to celebrate the discovery by Native Americans.
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  15. Isaac Lok Too politically corect!? It's listing good points of the world's most infamous historical figure: how is that PC
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  16. mraccident ad hominems, great
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  17. kornswe Democracy.
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  18. 2:06 In Old England the baby is missing because of the Plague?
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  19.  @noodlecoffee193  How would you defend Nero?
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  20. +hermanPla nationalism is fucking dumb. running a country is serious business, people who think nationalism is a good thing think of countries like European football hooligans think of their club. rule of law, a thriving economy, a good healthcare system ... those things are important .... not vague, emotional, nationalist sentiments ... please enjoy those things in the privacy of your own home. we don't have time for such nonsense: there are kids to teach, criminals to catch and patients to cure.
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  21. +hermanPla Isn't rape wrong in the first place? What difference does it make if a muslim, a christian or an atheist rapes?
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  22. +hermanPla Stop whining. You are a grown man now, you don't need surrogate parents (like a culture).
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  23. If it doesn't work for you, don't marry. If it works for you, marry. Sim-ple.
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  24. mraccident Most people have a conscience so terrorist attacks won't "work" for them, because they will hate their own unethical behaviour. 
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  25. "He also showed the netherlands as france aswel" But that's partially correct. The Netherlands was part of France for a while during Napoleon's reign. But it's weird it continues to stay part of France after the narrator talks about the period after Napoleon.
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  26. good one
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  27. This makes no sense. If missing out on certain 'intrinsic values of real life' ( 3:48 ) would be (in the end) a disadvantage to someone, it was not a 'pleasure' in the first place. When you think about it: There are no 'intrinsic values of life', only subjective preferences. Imagine something evil like murdering children or something useless like counting grains of sand on the beach was an 'intrinsic value of life' ... it would be dangerous and/or silly to state it as an 'intrinsic value'. The things that we think of as 'intrinsic values of life' are always just a subjective preference in the end. About the example with the love triangle: Of course it would be better for Betsy to remain in the dark. But in reality this is not an option: There is always a risk that Betsy might know the truth by herself. So it's better to tell Betsy to prevent the affaire to continue for years until she finds out. Also: when you as Betsy's friend tell Betsy about this love triangle, it might be painful in the short term, but in the long term you show you are a reliable friend which in the end will pay off for both Betsy and you.
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  28. Mark The Gr8 what if you wouild be working in the car industry.
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  29. Isaac Lok how is this video PC
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  30. Einar Slotnick what do you mean by that?
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  31. +mrbandishbhoir If that is the intention of the maker of this video, then why doesn't the narrator say "20% of some species are dry bites, but for other species it are 80%". She doesn't talk about different species at all in that part of the video.
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  32. +Laughing Ape check this US, a former republic within the USSR is even more democratic than you
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  33.  @noodlecoffee193  Interesting
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  34. Will you continue with these videos?!
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  35. kawasakinotsofasty ok.
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  36. Mark The Gr8 how would you secure your income if patents should not be taken seriously?
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  37. ***** it's not the materials what causes the high price of the car
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  38. Wanneer achter vliegen vliegen vliegen, vliegen vliegen, vliegen achterna.
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  39. pfcwar5150 Point is?
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  40.  @FrankCastle-tq9bz  Mob rule is not democracy
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  41.  @FrankCastle-tq9bz  Like there is no gray area .... I'd rather have a healthy democracy with a constitution and separation of powers.
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  42.  @FrankCastle-tq9bz  Well, your direct democracy would also have a constution (although it's a very short one).
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  43. nice one
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  44. Amazing how just thoughts can affect your body in a positive or negative way.
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  45. When will there be a new History vs...
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  46. well then those are hypocritical people
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  47. History vs John F Kennedy
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  48. The intro of this video is nonsense. Of course human rights can be revoked: that's the reason you ought to fight for them. And of course it are 'priviliges'. Go google for 'George Carlin' and 'rights' and he will tell you all about rights.
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  49. I love how a lot of suggestions from my list from a few years ago made it into a video! Thanks TED-Ed! (Probably not because of my suggestions I think ... )
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  50. The voices are too much alike this time!
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