Migrations and Intensification: Crash Course Big History #7
Migrations and Intensification: Crash Course Big History #7
In which Hank and John Green teach you about humanity conquering the Earth. Or at least moving from Africa into the rest of the Earth. As human beings spread out across the world and populations grew, humanity reached a critical mass of innovators, and collective learning took off! All these innovations were great for lots of human endeavors,…
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Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched all of it twice 13:10
Also a lot of evil comes from politics, wich Can also be Found in chimps. The more you know🎉🤩WOW
I think this is a good episode but I wish it acknowledged more theories of private property after Rousseau or the conditions and lifestyle of currently existing hunter gatherer peoples instead of just our theoretical understanding of past hunter gatherer societies. It just feels like this episode more or less makes a false binary and only kind of entertains the possibility of alternative organizations of property despite acknowledging that both ends of the argument are reductionist and extreme
@3:00 Shiiiiiiiz! So this was the time that gentrification started!!
1:48 didn't expect to see stevie in a big history yet here i am🙂
Transcripts would be great!
Watched all of it again
Watched all of it
Wait, Prosperity (2019), Strain, almost WW3, crisis COVID-19, Civil in fighting BlackLivesMatter….
Is it me or is this happening right now
How little you understand is absolutely baffling to me, you will soon see, you will soon see.
John Green really looks green!
It seems that the great eruption is more evidence backed than the great flood and proved more effective to reducing human population
What do 'DF……TBA' stand for? (The opening screen of this video)
Why can’t my history teacher teach me like this😓
So everything was there, before we Born, but waiting to someone/thing to blame!
I couldn’t understand what was the name of the volcano?
9:02
What if we add a major tweak in the above-referenced:
"…the quest for sufficient matter and energy not to survive and reproduce but merely *to expand one's power and strength*… Has been the overriding theme"?
Like where is the strive to "survive and reproduce" in the Nanjing Massacre? Or perhaps in Louis' 14th policy that warfare was the pivot point of everything? Or in our deep urge to become an interplanetary species (the idea of survival in this sense seems petty as its hard for us to think of such remote associations. Further, take our indifference to global warming as a counterargument)? Or in the scientific impulse? Does the joy of research stem from a drive to survive and reproduce? Or a rather a drive to expand and conquer the unknown?
1:15
The hypothesis of mount Toba's eruption significantly reducing human population has been seriously doubted since the time this video was published.
11:16 "what's that? Oh oh my.."
millionth view baby
Studies have shown that, although hunter-gatherers would only spend 6-ish hours a day hunting and gathering, they would spend considerably more time processing what was gathered than agrarian societies. Domesticated crops are selected for, in part, by how easy they are to make edible. It takes a lot more time to process (say) wild acorns than it does to process domesticated wheat.
Is it conceivable or any evidence that the humans dwelling in Caves 1st were originally dominant but eventually conquered by agrarians?
The "weaker"/disadvantaged left out set of people resorted to open prairie dwelling, eventually surpassed the "stronger" cave dwellers and conquered them?
Who else likes my hypothesis?
Pilotes
But Sci Show saidi the toba disaster theory has been debunked…. I'm scared…. Are mom and dad getting a divorce?
7:29 – I'm down for that philosophy!
I guess you kicked his @ss one time or at least he kicked yours but he realized shocking you isnt worth a fight everytime.
Yeah, im big on the principle: if you cross a line, im goin' to educate you on it, or im goin' down during that effort.
If some dude shocks me on purpose… i kick his @ss or he kicks mine. Is that collective learning?
omg 4:50 I can't even
My ancestors could migrate miles and I can't get a remote 2 feet away
What an incredibly insightful video.
Hank could you gift me that cute bag for christmas?
farty poop hahaha
you dint taught us history you give your idea
Awesome Show
This history video is very informative and interesting
Hmmm…makes me wanna play age of empire again…
Are you Canadian? yes or no?
Nature goes on forever for everyone and everything to return as everyone and everything an infinite number of times. 😢 😢 😢
i take it Crash Course hasnt read any Graham Hancock
I would argue that the underlying theme of human history is adaptation.
I want the crash course ringtone! Is it available anywhere?