Random Interesting YouTube video thread Archive - The OG!

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Spoiler: The Rise and Fall of Joe Camel, The Cartoon Who Encouraged Kids to Smoke

The rise and fall of the Joe Camel cartoon is a lesson in disastrous advertising. As a marketing ploy, Joe was allegedly created to draw smokers away from Camel's competitors. The Joe Camel advertising campaigns utilized a masculine camel, or “smooth character,” to create an association between the brand’s cigarettes and the high life. However, when suspicions arose concerning the true audience impacted by these campaigns, attitudes about the smoking ads quickly shifted.

 

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Spoiler: History Buffs: Waterloo

For those of you want realism in their historical movies. To watch a film that cares as much about about authenticity as you do. Look no further. Over the course of this video you will hopefully understand why this film means so much to me. This is Waterloo

 

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Anchored Out: Evicted at Sea

Spoiler: Meet The People Who San Francisco Millionaires Loathe For Living On Boats Near Them

The documentary, directed by Katie Bernstein and Clara Mokri, follows San Francisco's vibrant liveaboards as their boats are targeted by a wealthy community who want them gone—revealing the dark underbelly of class conflict in California.

 

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Spoiler: Here's What Would Happen If You Were Swallowed By A Whale

What really happens if you're swallowed by a whale? What's it like to journey through a whale's digestive system? Is it possible to escape? We use scientific research to show what it would really be like if you were swallowed by a whale.

 

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Spoiler: The Shocking Truth Behind Steven Seagal's Declining Career

Steven Seagal is a bit of an enigma for a lot of martial artists because a lot of people see him as a person who is incapable of telling the truth, but at the same time, they respect him as someone who has achieved a high level of skill in the art of Aikido. The problem is that if Steven Seagal, the movie star, were just Steven Seagal who runs a martial arts gym in Suburbia, Midwest USA, he would be seen as a predator who would be in one of Rob's McDojoLife McDojo News videos because Steven Seagal is an absolute monster who has done nothing his entire career but place himself in positions to engage in predatory behavior.

 

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Spoiler: Joe Pesci's Life Is More Interesting Than You Would Think

Joe Pesci is an odd guy. Not a freakish kind of odd. It’s just that he goes completely against the grain of the public’s perception of him. One day, he’s a guitarist whose dream is to become an east coast lounge singer -- a couple of years later, he’s playing opposite Robert De Niro, and Scorsese fans are instantly all in on this five-foot-three ball of energy. Today, we’re going to explore why Joe Pesci has led one of the most interesting lives of any actor.

 

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Reviewbrah takes a look at the Taco Bell Mexican Pizza reboot in his very own style!

 

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Spoiler: Where Did Bitcoin Come From? – The True Story

Spoiler: Satoshi Nakamoto and the Civil-War Within Bitcoin

 

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Spoiler: Weird History - What Actually Happened Right After The Soviet Union Collapsed

It was years in the making, but when it actually came, the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 occurred suddenly. In the immediate aftermath, the Russian people hoped for blue jeans and other Western goods - and the freedom that came with them. Their hopes were not fulfilled as Russia underwent a dramatic transformation from a planned economy to the market economy via a highly controversial “shock therapy” process. Amid the wild fluctuations in currency value came a constitutional crisis, a widely condemned invasion of Chechnya, and the rise of a new breed of politician.

 

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Spoiler: Why Almost Every Microwave is Made by the Same Company

All made by Midea in China! Every microwave in the US...

 

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Spoiler: The Biggest Ideas in the Universe

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrxfgDEc2NxZJcWcrxH3jyjUUrJlnoyzX

Very interesting video series on the foundations of modern physics and how our every day world works.

 

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Spoiler: Would Putin use nuclear weapons on Ukraine? | Stephen Kotkin and Lex Fridman

Stephen Kotkin is a historian specializing in Stalin and Soviet history.

 

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Spoiler: Why Thousands of Chinese Tourists Started Coming to a Random British Village

All of a sudden thousands of Chinese tourists start showing up in your town and cannot tell you why. So much beautiful Randomness in this one

 

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Spoiler: The Complete History of the Home Microprocessor

The ability to shrink an entire computer to a chip the size of a finger has allowed for the mass adoption of both home and mobile computers. They have also had far reaching implications, helping to advance every industry, from manufacturing, finance, retail, to healthcare. The last 75 years has seen computer technology grow at a truly incredible rate. This video covers the complete journey: from early vacuum tube machines to the birth of home computers, from the multimedia madness of the 1990s, to the the multicore mindset of the 2000s and 2010s. And finally: what lays ahead.

 

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Spoiler: Leon the Lobster - Watch Leon Crack Open A Shell And Other Fun Stuff

Watch Leon the Lobster crack open a shell with his powerful crusher claw. As always there is a lot of other fun stuff in this episode.

 

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Spoiler: Magneto VS Tetsuo (Marvel VS Akira) | DEATH BATTLE!

 

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Spoiler: TOP 10 Suicide Moves in Breakdance

 

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Spoiler: The Oort Cloud | The Solar System's Shell

What lies at the very furthest recesses of the Solar System? Far beyond the orbit of Neptune and the Kuiper Belt, deep into interstellar space, lies a vast, thick shell of icy space debris. We have never seen it directly, but we know it exists- because it is the source of the most distant comets that we see entering the Solar System. Why is it there?

 

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Spoiler: Universe is full of aliens | Robin Hanson and Lex Fridman

Robin Hanson is a professor at George Mason University and researcher at Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford.

 

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Spoiler: SAND CAT: How does this cat survive in the desert without water? Sand cat versus snakes and scorpion

SAND CAT is an expert in desert survival! Desert cat versus snakes, mice and scorpions The sand cat is one of the smallest representatives of the cat family. The length of his body does not exceed 52 centimeters, excluding the tail, which adds another 30 centimeters. The animal weight ranges from 1.5 to 3.5 kilograms. At the same time, males are slightly larger than females. The cat habitat begins in the Sahara, passes through the Arabian Peninsula and ends in the countries of central and southern Asia. Thus, animals prefer the most desert and arid regions of Africa and Asia.