The Journey of Humankind: Cheating Death (Full Episode) | Origins
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- Microscopic armies have waged war on humanity for thousands of years. Medicine is our great weapon to fight back against invisible, unthinkable death.
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I just want to take a sec to thank NatGeo for how consistently they've been putting up long eduacative and down right entertaining documentaries!!!.... THANKS YOU GUYS!
I guess it's just me then... I don't like their shows as much lately - it's like a made for kids style of presentation - more drama with less decorum. Maybe I'm getting old...
Educational* yep thanks natty g!
Aaaaaaaaa Q! A
I also love Jason Silva as a host, so much excitement and energy. Kept me interested the whole time!
totally AGREE
I'm a Ph.D student in medical science and seeing this reminded me once again why I fell in love with this field. It was needed too cause I'm overwhelmed so thanks for reminding me.
The ultimate human achievement is this: To have absolutely no fear of Death, at any moment, and yet value life as the most important state you can have.If you reach this state of mind and heart, you are sovreign.
Exactly.
True.👏
At any moment occurred to me and I lost a childhood friend at a very young age and never did get over that. That was August 31st, 1979 so I disagree with the sovereign statement. To acknowledge curious minds, we were in a car accident, I was lucky, my friend not. I do agree that value life as the most important state that anyone can have.
Isn't it the other way around 🧐🤔
One of the best and most educating thing I've watched in so long! Thank you so much NatGeo!! I have always been a fan! This documentary had me saying "WOW!!" the entire time! 🙌
Amazing! Loved this. So interesting and understanding, of our life changes and our gaining of medicine. To fight death. Truly awesome
National Geographic, chill out with the crazy music and explosive sound effects. Nobody asked for this.
Maybe they should make two versions - one for people who grew up on action movies, and one for people like us who just want to learn.
I don't see anything wrong with the dramatization if it attracts more interest in history and anatomy I can deal.
Don't forget this is made for tv go watch a CZcams history Channel for more not made for corporate slaves.
yes what a shame ! what is this ? a netflix action series ??
@@ImDuDu22 love u bro 😘
Love that these are on CZcams. Love also that I can fast forward through the bad re-enactments and get back to the interesting history and science.
Thank for the lovely treat to a full episode NG! 💖
I am really learning a lot from this especially on the importance of plants when it comes to medicinal benefits and also more on religion
I NEED MORE !!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE THIS IS AMAZING DOCUMENTARY! 🙏🏽 Best thing I’ve seen all 2021
Também achei maravilhoso esse Documentário.
Love how it’s a journey of human kind with only European medicine being mentioned 😂😂 just say the European journey of medicine
I just wanna say I love this community ♥️
Absolutely 💝
Interested do you know you don’t have to invest $15,000 once to start enjoying your money, as the capital get bigger and the income growth faster and directly to your account , or don’t you know about forests trade?
Thank you very much Geo for making this video free.
What a beautiful and simple said documentary
Thank you from Greece 🙏🙏🙏
Stay strong world 🙏🙏🙏
This was way more epic than I was anticipating... drew me in from the first second
Thankful for providing us great content consistently which upgrading our knowledge💯
One of the best documentary..
Excellent documentary. Sound effects are 👌🏻
Nailed it.
This is the reason why i want to be nurse... Nurses help to bring back and cheat death
No such thing as cheating death. You just got very lucky or it simply isn't your time to go. It's that simple.
The fight for immortality is a fight against entropy.
Loved the quote
Tick tock
Not exactly. Its a fight against internal entropy and for external entropy. As far as I know life is an entropy machine that keeps churning out disorder into its environment.
@@muhaimin244 Point is no matter what, life is constantly being challenged. From inception of the planet/stars being obliterated constantly so the chance for life are miniscule to disease killing biological life and space generally being unfriendly to biology.
Once we merge with AI (we will) and truly leave our material bodies (we will have material bodies for the sake of pleasure and choice) there will always be something trying to destroy, even synthetic/AI life. Whether thats super novas, computer viruses etc. No matter how hard we try to be immortal, entropy will always find a way to erase us.
That was brilliant. Thank you.
Having access to information is very important
Rite..lol
Having interest in information is more important. Lol
our present time is better than all times, because we collect all knowledge and experience of the past,
Also the worst thanks to social media
amazing! thank you!
Watch the full series last year.
Worth watching!
Anchorman is so noisy! this is not a documentary, it looks like an action movie!
It felt like I was watching a movie🤭 hahahahaha information, narration, and videos were great. Thanks, natgeo✨
The world was created perfectly. Not humans but the physical world itself. The clouds ⛅️ the plants 🌱 the trees 🌲 the ocean 🌊 the rocks 🪨 the soil is all PERFECT. And all remedies for every sickness,disease and virus 🦠 are in the jungle in the plants and trees and leaves 🍁 there is where you find all your healing medicines. Nature provides the world with exactly what it needs.
We humans are the ones who are not doing enough to get things together in the world
Diseases and ailments are caused by a slew of things, but chiefly microbes, like bacteria and viruses.
A cure is a solution to said ailments and diseases in order to restore and maintain health.
Nature is vast, but I'm very sure it doesn't have the cure to every interaction we'd have with microbes etc, just available somewhere.
All the cures and remedies you see in nature came about through species adapting to each other's survival strategy and effects (fueled by evolution), and the process described in this video is just our history of taking advantage of that.
Perfection is one of those words that can't exist in a vacuum. It's relative and thus requires a standard to be judged by and determined.
"Nature is perfect" is a statement that needs context.
To anyone who's read this, I hope my words have been a bit insightful to you~
(From superstition to science) great quote for achievements of our species
Thanks for sharing
Despite the highly dramatized tone; ive always loved PBS and NatGeo throughout my childhood and any night to myself even now. I appreciate seeing this continuation of education and widening the perception of the wider public, politics doesnt fix human crisis. Science does.
Even still it amazes me to look at, or into the microcosm.
I’m so glad they’re “policing their selves”
very intresting indeed, ty for sharing this vidoe, thats what i call caring
Death is inevitable no matter how long you live, the main thing is find your purpose of life and prepare for the afterlife which is never ending
That is if there's afterlife anyway... A pure speculation that humans wish they live after death... Nobody knows
The purpose of life is aimlessness.
@@tmmnago2722 how can you be for sure?
Amazing!
Without medicine, the planet as a whole would be vastly better off through a smaller human population, living shorter lives
Oh what a wonderful Documentary on how MODERN MEDICINE came about and how it is used today. And how DOCTORS are using them today
Nice. Personalized medicine. I like that, seeing as not every human is exactly the same. In fact, we're all different.
This is amazing documentary
The Library of Alexandria!
Awesome docu-series, just wish the music wasnt so distracting.
I’m treating my organic garden with Neem oil as I watch this and drinking Tulsi tea to help me to focus my mind to discard distractions. It’s pretty funny that western medicine has just realized what the east has always known.
The way this guy moves his hands im expecting electricity to shoot out and for him to say "My mentor taught me everything about the Force, even the nature of the dark side."
Our planet & everything on it are so much more fascinating & wonderous than any religion could imagine.
I really love and respect Jason and have been deeply inspired by his CZcams films. But must say Jason's pace seemed a bit forced frantic, and I'm always disappointed when things fly off to his post- humanist final destiny goals of overcoming death as victorious and heroic. Death is not the enemy nor is it a disease. Great wonders womb to tomb and back again...
Love to all out there....♡
survival is one of our primary instincts
well said
what is the name of the composition playing at the end of the series?
The amount of background noise competing with this man’s voice is insane. Spare m ears.
Thought i was the only one
This is one of my favorites
yes
The book ,the codex that nobody can read ,I can interpret it ,I know I can
I think its fascinating that we are on a Circle shaped Thing floating in the darkness Its insane that we think we are alone and its also mind boggling That we have soul which can make our body sick or healthy Life is Insane!!
I mean i agree with mostly all your points but your forgetting that the reason of people eating and being more active is to cause less suffering on your body and potentially living longer. Say, if your born and start eating mcdonalds instead of more healthier foods your going to have problems at a very young age, thus causing your body to die at a more faster rate than someone who eats a more balanced diet. Correct me if im wrong but the reason why I wrote this is because I may have misread your statement because of the confusing grammar
The host got his start a a sign language interpreter
Truly fascinating. But how come there is no mention of RNA messenger research?
Watching the hand gestures of the narrator.... I wonder what they translate to in ASL. Probably nonsense gibberish? Or something hilarious.....
I've always thought (non-ASL) hand gestures were weird, especially when a person is trying to use them with purpose.
hes always like that 😂😂
Frankly I am suprised there's no mention of Ayurveda and Siddha from ancient India which is more than 2000 years old, It's just about some western achievements .
True
Eurocentricism
you know how those Europeans are
Ironically, I think the host is American-Indian. Silva surname.
I mean most modern medicine right now is technically western medicine.
Well this was a interesting video
Gr8 video...
How can you guys forget 'ayurveda' ??
We cheated death... then we created death itself along the process.
This makes me think of an old saying regarding western medicine:
2001 BC Here, eat this root.
1000 AD-That root is heathen. Here, say this prayer.
1850 AD-That prayer is superstition. Here, drink this potion.
1920 AD-That potion is snake oil. Here, swallow this pill.
1945 AD-That pill is ineffective. Here, take this penicillin.
1955 AD-Oops... bugs mutated. Here, take this tetracycline.
1960-1999 AD-39 more “oops”... Here, take this more powerful antibiotic.
2000's AD-Here, eat this root.
Amazing episode 😄❤️
45:06 executive producer: melodysheep
This must be a pre-COVID19 show. Now days medicine has evolved to destroy lives.
With little expertise in science but mountain of trust in it. I would imagine why natural medicine might be better than synthetic medicine is due to the fact that nature is fighting against the same diseases as humans may be struggling with.
Only thing holding back is some of our greatest minds figuring out the treatments over and over as they evolve.
Sometimes its easier to use whats already out there as it can take time to find medicines and materials that have little downsides.
Just imagine how many of our ancestors died coz of trial and error. Yawaaa
Interesting seeing how ancient humans paved the way for modern society in terms of medicine.
Nice way to put it ! But immortality is in the spiritual dimension. 🙏Amen 😇
We are eternal beings in a mortal body, which makes us confused into thinking that we are meant to be immortals
Brilliant
35:02 olofmeister. if you know, you know :D
This documentary represents entry level of a grammar school. Any follow-ups?
They talking about Greece as founders of medicine,
Meanwhile indian Ayurveda texts 4500 years old be like :-
Hold my coffee ☕ 🐥
I'm surprised Jason Silva still does these.
You're seeking the fountain of youth? Maybe you should start in the land of many waters...
Ayurveda the ancient medicine made from the herbs of India was an ancient science and the first surgery was done e thousands of years back
Jacob john are you indian....?
If survival is the game then keep learning how to Live
nice
Very nice documentary, informative, entertainment. Nevertheless too many visuals to disguise the repetitive moments. The "juice" would take around 10 minutes only...
does anyone know what city they were showing around 31:22 - 31:255?
Indian calenders go back 6000 years back when Europe was Nomadic.
Medicine, astronomy, metal forging everything was fully developed in the sarasvati Sindhu civilizations
I like it how nat geo ignored the ancient china and islamic golden age influence on european science.
I noticed the same thing 👏
Medicine do miracles
Amazing video. Just feels like a little rushed.
woww like this
Real progress in virology started with applications of Electron Microscope.
In first two minutes they discouraged me from watching it. I believe they were hoping for Oscars while making it...
Yeah right...good luck with that! 🤣
I wish i could be immortal to see everything .
It such exhausted and boring
30:18 is that a movie or tv series.?
Nice Video
💐💐🇮🇳💐💐
We want all thr episodes plz here
*Palpatine has entered the chat*
Thank you National geographic
Nat Geo
The theatrics takes away the beauty of these sorts of topics and ideas
We don’t always need things formatted like an action movie to pique our interest
32:20, gives me an idea, instead of diet pills, what if we have a bacteria or virus that could consume excess adipose? (Fat)
History Narrated...CATHEGORYS..
I found to be too simplified and way too dramatic. It is also too positive. We can kill humanity more easily than saving it!
Like a movie
Nice .but what about melting the ice ?
This is so Eurocentric....father of surgeory-Susrutha...