r/miniminutemanfans

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I saw this post on TikTok about a school using AI for a map of the United States (AND Canada too)

Which new state/province is your favorite? Mine’s “Tounesseo”.

u/Beardie15 — 1 day ago

Has milo ever held a shovel in his videos?

I feel like I’m going insane I remember him holding a shovel next to one of his board videos. I can’t find it I’ve been searching for two days.

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u/Edward_The_Trans — 1 day ago

DINOSAURS: FOR THE GLORY F GOD!!! (Poorly made meme)

"Movie so good it made me a creationist"

-Potential Young Milo Rossi

u/RealMunail — 1 day ago

Looking for a specific video

I faintly remember a youtube video where Milo passingly talks about different ancient individuals that were either born with disabilities / deformities and lived longer than expected because others cared for them or they were gravely injured and healed. I can't remeber in which video this was. Can somebody help me out, I'd like to rewatch that specific part. Thx

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u/Flabellifera — 2 days ago

Exarc shenanigans!

The totally not autistic urge to make a replica of the "Gaulish boomerang" found on the coast of mondern day Normandy .

u/Yeti-Squatch — 3 days ago

Miniminuteman bingo

I'm bored, and making a Miniminuteman bingo card! Feel free to add any other ideas. I'm going to do a version of things he does and one of conspiracy buzz words

u/Beardie15 — 4 days ago

What do we think, Googledebunkers?

They're theorising the altar stone travelled from Scotland on dislodged glacial ice before landing in Dogger Bank, then dragged the rest of the way.

What do ya'll think? Seems... Interesting, for sure xD

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u/LliamSmith — 4 days ago
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A retired construction worker in Flint, MI demonstrated how people in ancient times could’ve used simple machines to move blocks up to 20 tons, contrasting fringe theories that humans had otherworldly help constructing ancient monuments

u/Beiconqueso02 — 9 days ago
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The Archeologists fighting terrorists

In the photo is Archeologist Abdul Wahab Ferozi, an archeologist in Kabul who specialized in recovering Buddhist artifacts for museums. He was heavily involved in the fight to preserve the ancient Buddhist city of Mes Aynak, which also occupies one of the world’s largest copper reserves making it the target of mining companies. But on top of mining companies, it was viewed as an anti Islamic monument by the Taliban. In 2018, Abdul was killed by a bomb on his way to work. He is one of several archeologists attacked of killed by terrorist cells.

For years, groups like Isis and the Taliban have been destroying religious monuments and relics, islamic or otherwise. What they don’t destroy they steal and sell to hobby lobby to fund their movements. Archeology is a dangerous line of work. In Syria, archeologists and volunteer groups braved snipers and shells to protect the world heritage site Palmyra. Archeologist Khaled Al Asaad successfully removed relics from Palmyra before ISIS captured the city. In 2015 he was kidnapped, tortured and murdered for not giving up the artifacts locations.

https://www.monumentsmenandwomenfnd.org/modern-day-monuments-men-and-women/khaled-al-asaad-?srsltid=AfmBOopYMiDCe4cBPvYrysS7iw8Q53GJChZYmRS8nPlWBktrEeuetX8W

https://www.reuters.com/article/world/afghan-archaeologist-killed-near-buddhist-site-home-to-giant-copper-reserve-idUSKCN1IZ0EC/

https://www.gulf-times.com/story/594947/afghan-archaeologist-killed-near-buddhist-site/amp

u/Sensitive_Ad_1752 — 5 days ago

Is anyone playing with a fucking rock sling?

I recently rewatched this episode and it rekindled my interest in the rocks with string.

I’m plaiting a Balearic style sling and setting up a “range” in my yard to practice with tennis balls.

slinging.org is a great resource and community.

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u/KilgoreSandtrout — 6 days ago

Hiya what other similar channels do y'all watch?

I only know this subreddit recently from watching the r/althistory r/alternativehistory video. So yea what other similar edutainment/debunking channels do y'all watch? Me personally I watch Liam (the B E A N S guy), Overly Sarcastic Productions (aaaaaaaaacccccceeeeeeeeeeee), Professor Dave Explains, BiologíaDesdeCero (the most serious channel about biology, trust), QuantumFracture, Kuvina aaaaaaaand MinuteEarth

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u/Melody_Naxi — 7 days ago
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I can't understand why ancient doors were so big

Is it still a thing?

......

Whole wall = no obvious weak spot

No weak spot = harder to break through

Harder to break through = safe.

Or

Castle entrance = survived centuries

Survived centuries = probably built properly

Built properly = safe.

Or

Tiny person = door is enormous

Enormous = someone spent a lot of money on it

A lot of money = they probably didn't cheap out on security.

u/Competitive-Pay-766 — 12 days ago