(15) | 10/07/2015 | Translate: This is one of the best animated maps we've seen, and was originally created by a Chinese user with the alias 6hhunter. On the map we can see briefly how civilizations and empires were formed from 3500 BC. until the modern era.
The problem of our culture Five very interesting minutes about the State of our contemporary culture, from author and philosopher Alan Watts, a man far ahead of his time.
The city of endless steps In the city of Chongqing, China, the stairs seem endless. Hugh Chongqing climbs the steps of an endless staircase. Chongqing has the nickname "The mountain city".
1900s pencil sharpeners The Rescue & Restore user who specializes in restoring old items, presents his collection of old pencil sharpeners. The objects date from different periods, from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Each pencil sharpener is shown in action.
Streamers in China In China, streaming platforms allow users to search for streamers near them. Users in affluent neighborhoods make higher donations, so dozens of streamers gather under a bridge with their gear.
Kung Fu with playing cards User 8e7jfg from China has been trained to slice various objects with playing cards.
The modern school board Presentation of a school board in China, working with touch.
The ancient automatic doors of Heron We think of automatic doors as a fairly modern invention, but 2000 years ago the ancient Greek engineer and inventor Heron from Alexandria had built the first automatic doors. Heron was an authority on engineering, and his inventions were centuries old, even millennia ahead of their time. The aeolosphere, was essentially the first locomotive ever built, and was used as an automatic opening mechanism for doors in temples and theaters.
Sculpture on a tree trunk Woodcarving17 from China, carves a dragon on a tree trunk.
The “Smells Like Teen Spirit” in Latin (75 BC. – 3rd c. A.D.) The channel the_miracle_aligner made an adaptation "Smells Like Teen Spirit" of Nirvana in Latin and Musical Instruments to Match the Roman Empire. Kurtus Cobaenus rest in peace.
The difference between two generations in a gesture User by nickname @ GuessWho_718 on TikTok, made a video showing adults and children gesturing "I'm talking on the phone".
What progress have padlocks made after 75 years; The user LockPickingLawyer shows us how much has changed in the padlock industry after 75 years, trying to open a lock 1930 and a modern lock.
A Chinese artist who paints with his hands An artist in China paint impressive landscapes using fingers and hands. This kind of painting has quite a long history in China and began the era of the Qing dynasty in the 16th century.
The tribe still lives in the Stone Age The Sentinelese, a tribe living on the island of North Sentinel near India, It is isolated from the outside world and literally living in the Stone Age. Access to the island is prohibited, and there is hardly any these people came into contact with our own culture.
A locomotive in the mountains of Romania A wonderful video from the path of Mocăniţă, a railway line in Romania that passes from Maramures regions, Transylvania, and Bukovina. Railways in mountain areas and the trains running on them are steam. These railways were built for freight and passenger services - some from the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire before 1920 - but they fell into decline during the years. Some of them have now been restored for tourism.
The Parthenon over the centuries An amazing seven-minute documentary by Kostas anchovy shot for the sake of the cultural Olympiad, New York, "All around is light" 2003. It shows the progress of this global monument democracy and culture of the time was just a rock until the final destruction of Elgin. The documentary ends with the recitation of the poem "The Curse of Minerva" Lord Byron from Lydia Koniordou.
Nah, και χωρίς σύνορα μια χαρά σφάζονταν… Δεν είναι θέμα συνόρων αλλά ανταγωνισμού ιδεολογιών για επικράτηση…
In this video one realizes and how much blood is spilled. Border divide. Man belongs to the whole world, and not on a limited piece of land. Globalization is essential.
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