I train boxing and have done some greco aswell trained at pure gyms not mma gyms and after training when im in bed watching these types of videos for some reason stimulate and relax my mind so well idk how to explain it it almost feels like a post workout shake for my brain
This is a great video covering the entire Sumerian experience...it is a little confusing, though, when you have used so much iconography, art, and images of Ancient Egypt. If you can, could you put Egypt at the end with other cultures that benefited from Sumer rather than sprinkling the Egyptian images throughout the naration? If someone who doesn't know about Sumer is watching this, it becomes confusing when they see the images (i.e. the Ziggurat and the Pyramid, or the gods and goddess of Sumer being talked about while the picture is of Egyptian deities. This is not a criticism but a suggestion. Great job on this one...I will steer my students to this videO! Thank you!
It was good repetitive in some ideologies but maybe because it demonstrates the fall of a very powerful knowledgeable civilization by various factors your going to have to watch it im not going to explain in detail but it's basically history repeating it's self in the now except this ending now will be the last for a long time depending on the dynamics in the current simulation were living in now 😊
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It's a really interesting topic and thanks for posting.
Unfortunately I found it very repetitious in places .. as if the script was created with AI. The voice sounds AI generated too with little variation in tone. The images are decorative rather than really adding value to what is being said. For example, images of significant buildings could have been referenced to real places. They could have been indicated on a map, so we know where they were located and when they were built.. which deity they were linked to etc. So less AI and more thought as to the narrative and the story you were trying to tell.
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Unfortunately I found it very repetitious in places .. as if the script was created with AI. The voice sounds AI generated too with little variation in tone. The images are decorative rather than really adding value to what is being said. For example, images of significant buildings could have been referenced to real places. They could have been indicated on a map, so we know where they were located and when they were built.. which deity they were linked to etc. So less AI and more thought as to the narrative and the story you were trying to tell.