I'm damn near 40, can I please talk to you about the Aztec Empire for an hour and a half?

That's the oldest-looking 33 year old...

Don’t knock a deep dive into the Battle of Midway until you’ve tried it.

"It's ya boi gobbledeznutz here's my 17 hour video essay on the first diesel battle ship and how it lead to beanie babies." Presented in PowerPoint maybe with a bit of total war if your lucky And you watch the whole thing

Yes, except all the information you seek is inside the great Wikipedia.

Thankfully I'm avoiding most noisy university-sophomore politics in my content, whenever it pops up I quickly prune it out of my content feed.

Currently, the four main subjects on my watch history are particle physics, cosmology, Gobekli Tepe (and everything related to those ancient Taş Tepeler people), Sumerian cuneiform writing (courtesy of the extraordinary Professor Irving Finkle).

But to keep things on topic, I regularly have to block suggested channels and videos that start straying towards clickbait controversy, "Is Science Dying?" and "The Image NASA Doesn't Want You To See!", that sort of bullshit.

The goddamned algorithm, and those that feed it, it's mindlessly relentless constant mechanism, and I hate it, but there is so much treasure among the brushes and poison ivy one has to keep on hacking at, with the proverbial digital machete. There is so much legit gold in there.

Probably makes for a happier and more interesting person

Those kids have no idea whatsoever of what went on at Stalingrad.

Can somebody translate the Hebrew text in the last panel?

Down the Rabbit Hole's video on the Battle of May Island is pretty great

Porque no las dos?

Drachinifel anyone?

The Aubrey/Maturín books are awesome. Too bad they only made a single movie from them (Master and commander) but what a movie it was!

My friends who are self-proclaimed history nuts essentially only read hagiographies.

Probably watch youtube because the mass media has been captured by Capitalism and its political forces.