Tim Urban

Yeah.

What a impact.

Yeah, like having a tantrum.

Yeah.

Because he's frustrated because he's in the terrible twos.

Jesus was in the terrible twos.

The mother was like, this baby's great.

Wow.

Let's figure something out.

It just, I mean, listen, hearing, learning about Genghis Khan, it's incredible to me because it's just like, this was some Mongolian,

you know, herder guy who was taken as a slave and he was like dirt poor, you know, catching rats as a, you know, young teen with, you know, to feed him and his mom and his, I think his brother.

And it was just like, the odds on, when he was born, he was just one of,

you know, probably tens of thousands of random teen boys living in Mongolia in the 1200s.

The odds of that person, any one of them being a household name today that we're talking about, it's just crazy, like, what had to happen.

And for that guy to... For that poor...

dirt poor herder to take over the world.

I don't know.

So history just like continually blows my mind.

Like, you know.

Yeah, no, I mean, it's also, that's the other thing, is that some of these dudes, by becoming king, by being, having a better army at the right time, you know, William the Conqueror, whatever, is in the right place at the right time with the right army, you know, and there's a weakness at the right moment, and he comes over and he exploits it and ends up