This is brilliant! I have not come across a video on the economics of money as entertaining and succinct as yours. Very well research (I see Adam Tooze, Graeber and Irwin.).
Hey i had a random thought this morning, what happened to the poor pensioners during the workhouse era i googled it and theres not too much about it. They talk about the families etc. But what if you was a single elderly person n poor
I’ve seen some conflicting stuff, and I’m sure there’ll be someone along in a bit who says otherwise, but according to the National Trust, who include a workhouse in Southwell among their luxury estates, the elderly were considered ‘deserving poor’ and while still homed within the workhouse, were given more comfortable accommodation (relatively - we’re by no means talking high living here!) and treated with more respect and care in terms of the expectations and workloads they were given.
love that this is an hour long video about the global economy, just to explain why one development in the midlands has been screwed over
This video is good!
A comprehensive and entertaining view of shit that happened, I knew about, but did not understand! now I do :>
coming back to watch this again like a doomsday prepper trying to learn from the past.
This is brilliant! I have not come across a video on the economics of money as entertaining and succinct as yours. Very well research (I see Adam Tooze, Graeber and Irwin.).
Such a great video, needs more views!!
nicely done.
Love all your stuff! You've got a great voice for this stuff.
This video was amazing dude! Please don’t stop making amazing content!!!!
This is good!
But I feel it could use more imitation South Park-style animation and conspiracy theories.
my brain started to burn and sizzle at cdo squared
Be thankful I didn't cover CDO-cubed and onwards!
Hey i had a random thought this morning, what happened to the poor pensioners during the workhouse era i googled it and theres not too much about it. They talk about the families etc. But what if you was a single elderly person n poor
I’ve seen some conflicting stuff, and I’m sure there’ll be someone along in a bit who says otherwise, but according to the National Trust, who include a workhouse in Southwell among their luxury estates, the elderly were considered ‘deserving poor’ and while still homed within the workhouse, were given more comfortable accommodation (relatively - we’re by no means talking high living here!) and treated with more respect and care in terms of the expectations and workloads they were given.