The History of the World: Every Year
Since 200,000 BCE, humanity has spread around globe and enacted huge change upon the planet. This video shows every year of that story, right from the beginning.
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2. RobertTusk commented 4 years ago
This will cause a lot of arguments.......
I don't know where to begin.
A modern human skull found in Greece has been dated to be at least 210,000 years ago.
There were Aboriginals in Australia 60,000 years ago.
I had better stop there.
I don't know where to begin.
A modern human skull found in Greece has been dated to be at least 210,000 years ago.
There were Aboriginals in Australia 60,000 years ago.
I had better stop there.


3. thundersnow commented 4 years ago
I found this video to be excellent (thanks manro
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#2 There's nothing wrong with an intelligent discussion, the video may have not listed everything.

#2 There's nothing wrong with an intelligent discussion, the video may have not listed everything.


4. Judge-Jake commented 4 years ago
#2 It will only cause arguments with brainwashed Theists whose only argument is the evidence they call upon from their bibles and the like. This is not an argument at all, leave them to live in their imaginary world and the rest of us who live in reality can get on with ours. Fact and science will eventually de-solve the stupidities of religion, sadly it won't be in my lifetime or generations to come, but we are in new times and knowledge will eventually little by little separate stupid superstitions from the real world. It will just take the deaths of generations of fools to get there. 



5. thundersnow commented 4 years ago
#4 So true, and I very much agree, one can never have a normal conversation with Theists because everything is based and leads back their religion and is therefore limited and restricted, kills all free thought and ideas, and causes strife. And it won't be anytime soon, that truth pervails, but eventually it will, not in our lifetimes...



7. thundersnow commented 4 years ago
#6 Yes, that's a good point. Food for thought for those who are against refugees fleeing wars and those looking for better economic opportunities. Wouldn't anyone?


8. snotraddict commented 4 years ago
#6 I'm not sure I agree. Of course I don't have a crystal ball but it seems as though the more affluent and educated people become the less children they have. I think the Earth will hit a max and then constrict from there.
+1 1. Judge-Jake commented 4 years ago