@jonstertruck: #History #teacher #learn #story #education

BigDaaawwwg :

I would've loved to have been in your class

tacosovereverything :

Lenin said something to the effect that there are decades where nothing happens and weeks where decades happen

Thomas_Dalrymple :

there are decades where nothing happens and there are weeks where decades happen

BurtMcGurtMinis :

your tone and tempo here at the start had the energy of the Doctors "timey wimey" speech from Blink.

StrykerChief :

Do you think the speed with which these technologies take effect and change people’s lives has increased…and are they entering into people’s day to day lives more frequently?

Angela Minns Romriel :

My dad was born in 45, his brothers were born in 50 and 55. A common topic at family parties was comparing the world at their big milestone birthdays. Dad turned 20 in 65 where they turned 20 in 70 and 75. Dad was conservative were the middle was more midline and the youngest is a liberal.

Melissa White :

"The way we negotiate change."

oatmilkgreenpeas :

It moves in fits but I’m hoping it doesn’t move backwards

Geechie_storm :

I’m so glad I started following before your page got so big that ppl just steal your content and post it to their page…I can always check and make sure I’m watching and supporting your actual page

pongothelesser :

Finished listening to Night Sky Darker, liked it a lot. Its funny, thought provoking and at times legit disturbing. Love the narrator too.

kermitxkermit :

Zucchini Houdini :

You remind me of my college history professor (Bob England) and I love your content!

letsdiscusssomething :

amazing take

Coach Hix :

How is teaching with a hand tat? I have wanted one for some time now.

Simon :

*fist bumps in xennial*

Tiktoktik :

Great points, totally right. If anyone wanted to be pedantic that peasants life wouldn’t have changed at all but his grandsons would. There wasn’t a market for books instantly after Gutenberg made the press, it had to develop. And a peasants average lifespan would likely mean they passed prior to widespread adoption. I’m guessing you knew this but made it easy for the rest of us to digest the message

mrs_jonstertruck :

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