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How did every country agree to be numbered?
Why country calling codes make no sense. Use my code LUKE5 for $5 off with eSIM io: https://esim.io/tr/influencer/LUKEOSU… Watch more of this series: • Unwondered and more: • Pretty mad, that • Ones you should watch Hi, my name’s Luke. … Continue reading
They Mocked Whitworth’s Measurements — Until Industry Was Forced to Obey
Joseph Whitworth (1803-1887) revolutionized manufacturing through precision measurement and standardization, developing tools accurate to millionths of an inch and creating the British Standard Whitworth thread system that enabled interchangeable parts and mass production. His innovations in flatness verification, precision measurement, … Continue reading
There’s a Giant Barrier Across India and Nobody Noticed
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Why Weirdos Rise To Power
Try Nord VPN for a 30-day money back guarantee and extra months free at https://nordvpn.com/joescott Have you noticed that people in power tend to be a little bit… weird? In today’s video, we take a look at why. Is it … Continue reading
Why the 1970s stagflation myth still misleads our politics
We’re told that the 1970s proved Keynesian economics failed, that inflation and unemployment could rise together, and only neoliberalism could fix it. But the truth is very different. External shocks, not excessive spending, drove that crisis. Governments panicked, misunderstood money, … Continue reading
