Too much Beatles

Liked it more than I expected to.

Spoliers!!

That was dumb.

not to scale. . .

How does it end?

also FAP

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So we're going into a world, within a world, within a world?

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LewDux: Link

closer to scale. . .

Wow, didn't know the entire human race was so USA-centric.

downstairs: Wow, didn't know the entire human race was so USA-centric.

I smell a dirty, pinko socialist. USA USA USA!

I give it a B+.

That guy likes Zelda a lot.

Yep, it's USA-centric, so be prepared for a moment or two of nationalistic pride, then read the comments here to come crashing back to 2012.

Tom Hanks came before black people? I guess Paul Mooney had it backwards.

Slideshow set to music is still a slideshow. Also, monkey dong.

Well that was lame.

Things were out of sequence. IBM PC existed long before the Berlin Wall came down.

It's like "We Didn't Start the Fire" except over a longer period of time and with better music.

Human History: mouse fart in a hurricane.

I like it. Just not to scale

All that in just 6000 years. Wow!

ultraholland: Human History: mouse fart in a hurricane.

mrmyxolodian: All that in just 6000 years. Wow!

also seems to be missing a flood complete with a boat shaped TARDIS, and a savior on a stick.

There I am. Right at the end.

downstairs: Wow, didn't know the entire human race was so USA-centric.

Seems that way. I'd like to see a time lapse of the sun engulfing the inner solar system as it expands into a red giant.

Yeah, it was alright. But, c'mon... no David Schwimmer?

NERD BLACKFACE!

Why are there still monkeys?

So the Third Reich really did last 1,000 years?

Simpsons did it!

I was about to complain that you were missing the world's greatest and most influential human, but then the Hoff showed up at 1:27.

Good job.

DicksWii: Tom Hanks came before black people? I guess Paul Mooney had it backwards.

Seriously though! That man is apparently a living relic...well...huh...You'd think a being with several hundred thousand years of sentience would know better than to get involved with The Terminal...

so I was born at about the 1:17 mark, so I've been alive for almost half the span of humanity? Unlikely

I actually found this to be more interesting
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Crewmannumber6: I actually found this to be more interesting
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That was pretty cool, though that particular piece of music has been beaten to a bloody pulp by visual statistics lately.
As a bonus, 3:00 - 3:10 is the most whimsical depiction of mass genocide i've ever seen. You can almost hear Germany going "I am INVINCI...awwww".

I liked it, but that was awfully USA-centric. Should have shown more scenes of the industrial revolution, or the scientific achievements of some other countries. It ain't all steam locomotives and Space Shuttles, and the international human rights movement is far larger than black slavery or womens' suffrage in the 'States.

/yeah, I know... there were references to Nazi Germany and Tiananmen Square
//what about Stalin?
///USA citizen

Good job

Though should say American Race

LoneVVolf: Crewmannumber6: I actually found this to be more interesting
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That was pretty cool, though that particular piece of music has been beaten to a bloody pulp by visual statistics lately.
As a bonus, 3:00 - 3:10 is the most whimsical depiction of mass genocide i've ever seen. You can almost hear Germany going "I am INVINCI...awwww".

Do Stalin's or Pol Pot's contributions show up on there?

Um, I guess no on the Pol Pot, huh?

Arnold Poindexter: So what you're saying essentially is, is that along with infinite space which extends beyond perpetual bigness there's also infinite smallness?
Harold Wormser: [nods head in agreement]
Arnold Poindexter: How?
Harold Wormser: Easy. Take an asymptotic line and extend it outward.
Arnold Poindexter: Oh.
Stewart: Right, right, right. So perpetual bigness exists simultaneously with perpetual smallness. What was I thinking?
Ogre: What if uh C-A-T really spelled dog?
Arnold Poindexter: Wow.
Harold Wormser: God.
Stewart: Yeah.
Arnold Poindexter: That's heavy Ogre. Dog.