Aug 3, 2021
We’ve touched on it before but the Netflix Explained series episode about Flags and does a good job of showing the pros and cons of flags as symbols. The whole episode is about 25 minutes and I definitely recommend it.
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We’ve touched on it before but the Netflix Explained series episode about Flags and does a good job of showing the pros and cons of flags as symbols. The whole episode is about 25 minutes and I definitely recommend it.
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one of my favorite series on netflix atm is “explained,” which is an original made by vox. they have an episode on cryptocurrencies that’s narrated by christian slater and let me just say...mr. robot fans will not be disappointed.
Gonna go watch the Sex, Explained mini docuseries on Netflix now.
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we put SLAVES picking COTTON on our old dollar BILLS? holy heck. WHY
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According to Pirates, Explained, pirates weren’t nearly as roguish as a lot of pop culture makes them out to be. When piracy happened in the late 17th-early 18th century, a lot of them were slave traders that robbed other trade ships for cargo they could sell for a profit -- some hired & subsequently knighted by Queen Elizabeth -- during a time when international trading was taking off.
so, yanno.
Yeah, some *were* the outcast heroes of the seas. But figures like Captain Morgan (yep, THAT Captain Morgan), Captain Kidd, Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter Raleigh, to name a few, very much were not.
Also, they never buried their treasure (they SPENT that gold, goddamn), and didn’t have treasure maps. A lot of the pop culture versions can be traced back to “A General History of Pyrates” published in 1724, which embellished a lot.
Cheng I Sao, of the early 15th century China, though? She’s cool.
Watching Vox’s new limited series on Netflix, Coronavirus: Explained. I’m only a few minutes in but so far it’s worth the watch. It’s talking about pandemics and viruses in general and now the spread - not just the current one. Very informative and educational. So far worth the watch.
That’s fucked up the best weed is the sexually frustrated female plants flowers