Most people don't really appreciate how simple it is today to stay in contact with their loved ones. All you have to do is take your smartphone and choose one of the numerous messaging apps. But how did people keep in touch before smartphones with face IDs and multi-megapixel cameras appeared? Around 30,000 years ago closer to the end of the Stone Age, people lived in caves and knew nothing about iPhones. But they knew how to draw on the walls. They created a system of symbols and left these rock paintings in caves to communicate with each other. Smoke signals were a cool way of long-distance communication. In Greece, they developed a system of alphabetical smoke signals around 150 BCE! Other videos you might like:
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LIFE: THEN VS. NOW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRnVFMRdZHc
10 Beauty Inventions That Should Stay in the Past https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHdHG4xmhEQ TIMESTAMPS:
Smoke signals 0:52
Runners! 1:12
The pigeon post 1:40
Drums 2:07
Morse code 2:20
The ancestor of the modern-day cell phone 3:16
The first commercial cell phone 4:28
The first portable cell phone 5:12
When the first smartphone saw the light of day 5:54
The first splash of color 6:23
The era of selfie obsession 7:08 Preview photo credit: THESSALONIKI, GREECE JUNE 15, 2011: Three hands holding a flaming the Olympic torch on arrival at Thessaloniki for fights special Olympic: By Ververidis Vasilis/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/thessaloniki-greece-june-15-2011-three-254300089
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– Greeks and Romans had some of their provinces so far apart that no smoke signal could be seen from such distances. That's why specially trained and lightning-fast people ran from place to place to deliver messages.
– Pigeons were also great at delivering messages! The pigeon post itself appeared in ancient times, but some enthusiasts keep using it these days as well.
– In some areas, people communicated with the help of drums. These drums were so powerful that their sound could be heard in villages miles away. – Morse code! This method of communication was invented by Samuel Morse at the beginning of the 19th century. All letters of the alphabet were encrypted as sets of dots and dashes. – The ancestor of the modern-day cell phone appeared in Sweden in 1960. It was a far cry from your super-slim smartphone: the device was incredibly bulky and heavy.
– The very first real cell phone call was made in 1973. – The next model was released only 10 years later, in 1983. It was the first commercial cell phone. – In 1989, the very first portable cell phone, Motorola MICROTAC 9800X, appeared on the market.
– A super-important breakthrough happened in 1992: the first-ever text message was sent! It read "Happy Christmas!"
– The year 1994 — and the first smartphone saw the light of day! The phone, which was called IBM Simon Personal Communicator, was more like a planner than a cell phone.
– Step by step, cell phones started to become slimmer and acquired new functions. – In November 2000, the device called J-SH04 was launched by the Sharp company. The phone had 110,000-pixel built-in camera and 256-color display.
– In 2007, first smartphones with touchscreens appeared on the market. – The slimmest smartphones today are less than one-fifth of an inch thick. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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More From Cave Paintings to Modern Smartphones Videos

Most people don't really appreciate how simple it is today to stay in contact with their loved ones. All you have to do is take your smartphone and choose one of the numerous messaging apps. But how did people keep in touch before smartphones with face IDs and multi-megapixel cameras appeared? Around 30,000 years ago closer to the end of the Stone Age, people lived in caves and knew nothing about iPhones. But they knew how to draw on the walls. They created a system of symbols and left these rock paintings in caves to communicate with each other. Smoke signals were a cool way of long-distance communication. In Greece, they developed a system of alphabetical smoke signals around 150 BCE! Other videos you might like:
Titanic VS Modern Cruise Ships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5ZwuzydnR8&
LIFE: THEN VS. NOW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRnVFMRdZHc
10 Beauty Inventions That Should Stay in the Past https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHdHG4xmhEQ TIMESTAMPS:
Smoke signals 0:52
Runners! 1:12
The pigeon post 1:40
Drums 2:07
Morse code 2:20
The ancestor of the modern-day cell phone 3:16
The first commercial cell phone 4:28
The first portable cell phone 5:12
When the first smartphone saw the light of day 5:54
The first splash of color 6:23
The era of selfie obsession 7:08 Preview photo credit: THESSALONIKI, GREECE JUNE 15, 2011: Three hands holding a flaming the Olympic torch on arrival at Thessaloniki for fights special Olympic: By Ververidis Vasilis/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/thessaloniki-greece-june-15-2011-three-254300089
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– Greeks and Romans had some of their provinces so far apart that no smoke signal could be seen from such distances. That's why specially trained and lightning-fast people ran from place to place to deliver messages.
– Pigeons were also great at delivering messages! The pigeon post itself appeared in ancient times, but some enthusiasts keep using it these days as well.
– In some areas, people communicated with the help of drums. These drums were so powerful that their sound could be heard in villages miles away. – Morse code! This method of communication was invented by Samuel Morse at the beginning of the 19th century. All letters of the alphabet were encrypted as sets of dots and dashes. – The ancestor of the modern-day cell phone appeared in Sweden in 1960. It was a far cry from your super-slim smartphone: the device was incredibly bulky and heavy.
– The very first real cell phone call was made in 1973. – The next model was released only 10 years later, in 1983. It was the first commercial cell phone. – In 1989, the very first portable cell phone, Motorola MICROTAC 9800X, appeared on the market.
– A super-important breakthrough happened in 1992: the first-ever text message was sent! It read "Happy Christmas!"
– The year 1994 — and the first smartphone saw the light of day! The phone, which was called IBM Simon Personal Communicator, was more like a planner than a cell phone.
– Step by step, cell phones started to become slimmer and acquired new functions. – In November 2000, the device called J-SH04 was launched by the Sharp company. The phone had 110,000-pixel built-in camera and 256-color display.
– In 2007, first smartphones with touchscreens appeared on the market. – The slimmest smartphones today are less than one-fifth of an inch thick. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Hey, why’s the plane shaking?! Relax, it’s just an air pocket! You’re lucky — there’s a pilot next to you, flying as a passenger. They know much more about flights than you do, so a bit of turbulence won’t make them move a muscle. But if they start worrying about ice on the windows or sniffing the air for some reason, well, that’s when you should pay attention! The thing is that no doors can prevent odors from traveling around. Some smells, such as superheated bleed air, fuel, or hydraulic fluid, are easily recognizable for a professional. And pilots know all too well that such scents can hint that there are some problems with the fuel-storage systems or the engine. Other videos you might like:
Why There Are No Parachutes on Passenger Planes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIXu1Qa2M_0&
A Fast Boarding Way No Airline Will Ever Use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v8_h2lB_Oo&
A Plane Lost Its Roof at 24,000 Feet But Managed to Land https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4gRGLsdKv4& TIMESTAMPS:
The Angle of Light 0:27
Weird Smells 1:07
Landing Routine 1:49
The Nearest Exit Location 2:27
Icing 3:11
In-Flight Announcements 3:57
Delay Messages 5:17
The Number of Other Passengers and Their Distribution 6:00
"Ding" Sounds 6:39
The Dirtiest Places on the Plane 7:23
Bathroom Location 8:01 SUMMARY:
– If the flight is during the day, an experienced pilot always pays attention to the angle between the plane window and the light coming through. They know that any difference in this angle means that the aircraft has suddenly changed direction. – When a pilot is flying a plane, they can understand that everything's going as it should just by listening to the sounds the plane's making. A bizarre, unfamiliar sound is an obvious sign that something's gone wrong.
– When a plane is about to descend below 10,000 ft, the cockpit crew levels the plane. The pilot in a passenger seat can't but imagine this procedure and go through the checklist as well.
– Most frequent flyers don't pay attention to the safety information presented by flight attendants, including the location of emergency exits. Pilots fly way more than any regular traveler, but they always check where those exits are.
– Some passengers get paralyzed with fear at the first signs of turbulence, but pilots don't care about some bumpy road: turbulence is unlikely to cause an accident.
– When a pilot hears the cockpit crew announcing, "We're now flying through an air pocket," they immediately realize that the plane is about to be jostled up and down due to some turbulence.
– Pilots are well aware of how important the passengers' combined weight and their distribution are for the plane's balance.
– The sounds you hear in the cabin during the flight have their own meaning. Flight attendants know each "ding's" interpretation by heart. – Flight attendants know that you should be particularly careful with headrests, seat pockets, tray tables, and seat belts! Experiments showed that one-third of all seat belts had yeast and mold on them. – Unlike the average passenger, flight attendants always know where the nearest bathroom is. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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More 11 Important Details Pilots Notice While Flying As Passengers Videos

Smartphones are everywhere and can do a lot of things, even a few that they probably shouldn't. In the meantime, to keep you surfing the web in safety, we've collected a list of other things you should never do with your phone, laptop, or other devices. Di you know, for example, why you shouldn't keep your phone in your back pocket? Or why you should avoid tilting your laptop while the disk is spinning? Or what can happen to your laptop if you leave it in a hot car? So, we're going to discuss all these things, and much more! Other videos you might like:
Why Phones Have to Be on Airplane Mode on a Flight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LiiOez6DHQ&
Don't Charge Your Phone to 100%, Here's Why https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hj-LYfvCfg&
Why No One Should Use Airport USB Charging Stations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gJlkS_WxZA& TIMESTAMPS:
Using cheap chargers 0:30
Ignoring updates 1:12
Leaving Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on 1:45
Using public Wi-Fi 2:17
Leaving your phone unlocked 3:03
Eating or drinking near your laptop 3:28
Keeping your phone in your back pocket 4:01
Leaving disks in your laptop 4:36
Letting your phone overheat 5:08
Leaving your laptop in your car 5:58
Using your phone when it’s charging 6:33
Never turning it off 7:16
Putting your laptop on your bed 7:41
Using counterfeit SD cards 8:25
Installing apps from unknown sources 9:03 SUMMARY:
– There are plenty of quality third-party chargers available for a reasonable price, but just as many cheap knock-offs that can and will damage your battery.
– Ignoring security updates can also make you vulnerable to hackers. When your device says it's time for an update, you might want to take its word for it.
– Bluetooth is extra dangerous because it relies on low-power radio waves, which are easier to intercept and tamper with than other types of wireless signals.
– Free Wi-Fi is dangerous for the simple reason that anyone can access it. And anyone includes cybercriminals trying to steal your identity or sell your data.
– Even if you never see any cracks, sitting on the display can still damage it internally. This can cause blurry images or even blank spots to appear on the screen.
– If you suddenly become the owner of some disk-based media, just make sure you don't leave it in your laptop when you're carrying it around. – If you ever notice your phone is getting too hot, turn it off for a few minutes and let it cool down. – When you use your phone when it’s charging, most of the power goes to the screen and CPU instead of being stored in the battery, meaning that it will take longer to charge to 100%. – Resting your laptop on a soft surface like a pillow or blanket restricts the airflow, making it heat up faster. – Counterfeit SD cards are everywhere and can cause all sorts of problems. Most are poorly made and rarely store as much as promised.
– Third-party downloads can be crawling with malware and other viruses, which you obviously don't want to have slithering around on your device. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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More Don’t Use Your Phone While Charging, Here’s Why Videos

If you spend only a day at the gas station, you can see just about everything. The “get every last drop in the tank” types, the nozzle tuggers, the nozzle ripper-offers! And possibly even a few near explosions! So today, we decided to spread the most common mistakes people make while fueling up! For example, do you remember that thing about static electricity igniting invisible fuel vapors? Well, get this: when you get out of the car, your clothes sliding against the seat fabric creates some static charge. And when you grab that metallic nozzle, a spark can happen. That tiny spark can light up those gas vapors! Other videos you might like:
If You Find an Envelope in Your Car, Throw It Without Opening! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnFpaMBBukc&
7 Tricks That Can Make Your Car Last Longer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Qsx3Gy1-d0&
16 Driving Hacks from Experienced Drivers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4EmIKePHuc& TIMESTAMPS:
Putting gas in any container 0:24
Being distracted 0:55
Not looking at the pump screen 1:30
Topping off your tank 2:15
Using your card at the pump 2:38
Walking away while pumping 3:13
Not checking your tires 3:51
Not touching your car before pumping gas 4:20
Not washing your hands after a fill-up 5:00
Driving in circles 5:39
Not locking the car 6:10
Buying premium gas 6:40
Not knowing how to handle an emergency 7:20 SUMMARY:
– You can only pump gas into approved portable containers. You also can't fill them up inside your car or its trunk because static electricity can ignite fuel vapors. Always put the container on the ground.
– Don’t assume all pumps are accurate and in perfect working order. Equipment can go bad, and gas station workers might not notice it right away. – Topping off your fuel tank can affect your car’s performance and could possibly damage the engine because of the built-up pressure. – There’s this thing called card skimming – which is when an illegal reader is attached to a payment terminal. Anybody can walk up to the pump and put that thing on there! – If your tires are underinflated, you don’t get as good gas mileage. Then you end up spending more because you have to fill up more often. – To dispel any electric charge on you, just touch a metal part of your vehicle before you reach for the nozzle. – Keep some hand sanitizer with you at all times, and use it as soon as you’re done filling up. Don’t wait until you’ve reached your destination because you’ll already have spread those germs all over your car, phone, and your face! – Look at the dashboard and find the small arrow near the gas gauge. If it’s pointing left, the car’s tank is on the left.
– Even if you’re quick about grabbing your snack or paying for your gas, skilled thieves will already have “slid” into your car, grabbed anything valuable, and fled the scene with time to spare! – Get premium only if your car requires high-octane gasoline. – Let's say you place the nozzle inside the tank and suddenly see it’s caught on fire. First, don't remove the nozzle – just back away. Shut off the fuel at the pump using the emergency shut-off switch. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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More Always Touch Your Car a Second Before Pumping Gas Videos

If you spend only a day at the gas station, you can see just about everything. The “get every last drop in the tank” types, the nozzle tuggers, the nozzle ripper-offers! And possibly even a few near explosions! So today, we decided to spread the most common mistakes people make while fueling up! For example, do you remember that thing about static electricity igniting invisible fuel vapors? Well, get this: when you get out of the car, your clothes sliding against the seat fabric creates some static charge. And when you grab that metallic nozzle, a spark can happen. That tiny spark can light up those gas vapors! Other videos you might like:
If You Find an Envelope in Your Car, Throw It Without Opening! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnFpaMBBukc&
7 Tricks That Can Make Your Car Last Longer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Qsx3Gy1-d0&
16 Driving Hacks from Experienced Drivers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4EmIKePHuc& TIMESTAMPS:
Putting gas in any container 0:24
Being distracted 0:55
Not looking at the pump screen 1:30
Topping off your tank 2:15
Using your card at the pump 2:38
Walking away while pumping 3:13
Not checking your tires 3:51
Not touching your car before pumping gas 4:20
Not washing your hands after a fill-up 5:00
Driving in circles 5:39
Not locking the car 6:10
Buying premium gas 6:40
Not knowing how to handle an emergency 7:20 SUMMARY:
– You can only pump gas into approved portable containers. You also can't fill them up inside your car or its trunk because static electricity can ignite fuel vapors. Always put the container on the ground.
– Don’t assume all pumps are accurate and in perfect working order. Equipment can go bad, and gas station workers might not notice it right away. – Topping off your fuel tank can affect your car’s performance and could possibly damage the engine because of the built-up pressure. – There’s this thing called card skimming – which is when an illegal reader is attached to a payment terminal. Anybody can walk up to the pump and put that thing on there! – If your tires are underinflated, you don’t get as good gas mileage. Then you end up spending more because you have to fill up more often. – To dispel any electric charge on you, just touch a metal part of your vehicle before you reach for the nozzle. – Keep some hand sanitizer with you at all times, and use it as soon as you’re done filling up. Don’t wait until you’ve reached your destination because you’ll already have spread those germs all over your car, phone, and your face! – Look at the dashboard and find the small arrow near the gas gauge. If it’s pointing left, the car’s tank is on the left.
– Even if you’re quick about grabbing your snack or paying for your gas, skilled thieves will already have “slid” into your car, grabbed anything valuable, and fled the scene with time to spare! – Get premium only if your car requires high-octane gasoline. – Let's say you place the nozzle inside the tank and suddenly see it’s caught on fire. First, don't remove the nozzle – just back away. Shut off the fuel at the pump using the emergency shut-off switch. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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More Always Touch Your Car Before Pumping Gas Videos

Imagine you woke up one day to find out that you’re a multi-millionaire. What’s the first thing you’d do? Maybe buy your dream house? Or a superfast car? Possibly a yacht? But you see, not everyone has the same impulses. One janitor managed to prove everyone wrong with his intelligence and investments. By the time he was 92 years old, he was worth 8 million, and he’d achieved it all by himself. His story, however, is rather unusual. Other videos you might like:
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11 Tips from Millionaires on How to Save Up a Lot of Money https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj_oSSXnphk
11 Billionaires With the Cheapest Lifestyle Ever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ofFvvckeOw TIMESTAMPS:
His childhood and youth 1:06
Ronald's secret 1:51
Why nobody believed this man was rich 2:45
The worth of free education 4:16
How did he make his money? 5:32 SUMMARY:
– Ronald Reads was born on October 23rd, 1921. He grew up with his family in a tiny house in Vermont, where they ran a farm. – In fact, in 1940, he became the first person in his family to receive a high-school diploma, which was huge back in the day.
– Upon his return to his home town, he got right to work as a gas station attendant at Haviland's Service Station. – He worked at the same gas station for the next 34 years. – Then he got a part-time job as a janitor at the local department store. There, he worked another 17 years. – Ronald was a private guy. He used to love chopping wood and driving his second-hand Toyota Yaris around town.
– The reason why nobody believed this man was rich was because of the way he dressed and handled money. – One of the things he loved doing on a daily basis was to visit the cafeteria of the local Memorial Hospital.
– Unfortunately, the Hospital Cafeteria was shut down a few years later and Ronald sought out a new coffee stop. – The local hospital’s development director advised Ronald to pay a visit to the nearby Library.
– He fell in love with a very particular newspaper: The Wall Street Journal. – He’d spend hours and hours studying about the stock market and investments, until he was able to tell which companies were worth putting his money into. – Here’s how he secretly made his fortune. He was a true wizard at picking stocks and studying the stock market.
– He invested in companies that paid substantial dividends, or bonuses, in layman’s terms. – When he passed away, he had more than 95 stocks spread around different industries, such as: telecommunications, healthcare, consumer goods, railway transport and public utilities. – He gave approximately $2 million dollars to his two stepchildren and some friends. He donated $4.8 million dollars to the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, and he also donated $1.2 million dollars to the library he used to study at. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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More A Janitor Kept His $8,000,000 a Secret His Whole Life Videos

Traveling by air can be pretty exhausting, so no wonder a lot of people choose to sleep through it. And while doing so is simply inevitable if you have a long-haul flight, you can actually put your health at risk if you doze off during take-off or landing. There are also a lot of other things can make your trip on a plane less safe and less comfortable. For example, taking your shoes off, not asking a flight attendant before switching seats, using the blankets, and even wearing your contact lenses! Other videos you might like:
A Fast Boarding Way No Airline Will Ever Use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v8_h2lB_Oo&
Why No One Should Swap Seats on a Plane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLvlmtSPGx4&
Flight Attendant Saved the Girl After Seeing the Note "Help Me" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ier2nD5qfas& TIMESTAMPS:
Why you need to be awake 0:18
Ignoring the safety instructions 1:26
Taking your shoes off 1:48
Not asking a flight attendant before switching seats 2:16
Wearing your contact lenses 2:41
Eating the food that touched the tray table 3:01
Forgetting to drink water 3:25
Using the blankets 3:54
Turning off the air vent over your seat 4:16
Not getting up from your seat 4:43
Flushing the button in the lavatory with your bare hand 5:05
Wearing shorts 5:28
Neglecting your skincare 5:48
Drinking fizzy drinks 6:10
Keeping a heavy carry-on in the overhead compartment 6:29
Not fastening your seatbelt when the sign is on 6:58
Running to the exit 7:29 SUMMARY:
– When a plane is taking off or landing, there's a rapid change in air pressure inside the cabin. Your ears become blocked, and every sound you hear is muffled.
– In the worst-case scenario, you might even get an ear infection, a nosebleed, or face hearing loss. – Don't put on headphones or talk to your companions while a flight attendant explains everything. – Just spare your fellow travelers from sniffing your socks and hope they'll do the same for you.
– If you move a few rows it won't cause any trouble on a large airplane. But doing so on a regional plane can throw off an airplane’s center of gravity, which is especially critical during take-off.
– Choose glasses during flying, especially for long haul flights. The air in the cabin is much drier than on the ground, and it can irritate your eyes. – Experts claim that tray tables have 8 times more bacteria than the lavatory flush buttons.
– Many airlines provide their passengers with blankets and pillows on demand. But they're not washed often enough either.
– Wearing shorts is a bad idea. Yes, germs are all around the seats and they're rarely deep-cleaned. – If you fly in the daytime, don’t forget to apply your cream with SPF. You’re much closer to the sun on a plane so just being inside a cabin or not sitting near a window won’t save you from the rays.
– You must stay in your seat with the seatbelt fastened during taking off, taxiing, landing, and during turbulence.
– When the plane has landed, stay in your seat. No need to rush to the opened door, pushing others out of your way. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Has this ever happened to you? You find yourself holding two shirts, not knowing which one to choose? You take a long time to pick one of many travel destinations? However unexpected it may sound, we have some riddles that can teach you to make the right choice faster! They seem simple at first sight, but don't relax — it's just an illusion! By the way, scientists have proven that riddles help you boost your thinking abilities and improve your attention span. Are you ready to solve some tricky puzzles to flex your brain muscles? Fair's fair – at the end, you'll get to know how well you've done! Other videos you might like:
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35 Best Detective Riddles Only the Smartest 2% Can Crack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOZDGkagSpQ
50 Hard Riddles That Will Puzzle You to Pieces https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRtVRUN_8Cw& TIMESTAMPS:
Trick or treat? 0:27
A difficult choice 1:45
Hidden sweets 2:51
Stolen money 3:41
A Game with coins 4:51
Who's left-handed? 6:15
Memory Loss 6:42
A trapped coin 8:36
Mislabeled boxes 9:08 SUMMARY:
– A detective entered a restaurant and witnessed a heated argument between a waitress and a customer. The waitress claimed that the man had ordered a steak and was now refusing to pay for it. The customer, in turn, denied ordering the meat, saying he was trying to save money and came an hour ago just to drink some coffee. How did the detective realize the waitress was trying to deceive the customer?
– Thomas was a traveler who needed to get to town Z. He didn't know which way to pick. Only one led to the town. Luckily, he saw two men standing nearby. The problem was that one of them always lied, and the other always told the truth. But Thomas didn't know who was who. The men agreed to answer only one question. Which question should it be?
– There are four cups on the counter, all of them upturned and hiding the same number of sweets underneath. Near each of the cups, there is a sign that says how many sweets are under it. The signs are: "Five or six," "Seven or Eight," "Six or Seven," and "Seven or Five." Only one of these signs is correct. How many sweets are there under each cup? – An elderly man and his wife lived in a big house with several servants. Once, the wife got ill, and the man left her $100 on the table to buy medicines. After that, he left home. But when the woman was about to go to the pharmacy, she couldn't find the money. Who stole the money?
– Right in the middle of a party, two guys, Eric and George, started an argument. The reason for their disagreement was a beautiful girl Blair who hosted the party. Both guys liked her, but she wasn't interested in either of them. To distract the boys, Blair invented a game. The winner would have a chance to go on a date with her. The question is what strategy Eric should choose to win? – Look at the picture attentively and say which of these men is left-handed. – You placed a coin into an empty bottle and plugged it tightly with a cork. How can you remove the coin without breaking the bottle or taking out the cork?
– There are three boxes: the first one contains only red balls, the second — only yellow ones, and the third box contains red and yellow balls. All the boxes are mislabeled, and the labels say "red," "yellow," and "red & yellow." You're allowed to take just one ball from one of the boxes. After that, you have to say which color is in which box. The question is which box you should choose? Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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