Name: Massive Collector Of Everything Shows Me His Stuff
Uploaded: 2020-03-27T18:07:51.000Z
Duration: 16 min 5 s
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you're about to see a film I made in one of the great libraries of the world.

Jaywalkers, Library of the History of Human Imagination, Richfield, Connecticut.

Tens of thousands of books and millions of other things.

So I asked Jay, could he take my son's around and show them just a little bit of what he had collected?

Yes, I think 850 patents, and he's an obsessive collector.

He knows exactly what he's looking for, and you're going to see a bit of that in this film.

Stay with it, because at the end, I'll tell you a bit more about Jay Walker on the Library of the History of Human Imagination.

So the library wakes up to music because in each of the glass panels is an invention like a puzzle.

This is a syringe that was invented by a friend of mine that you can only use once.

So once you use that you can't use it again.

Now, why would you invent a syringe that could only be used once?

It turns out that many places in the world used syringes the same one many, many, many times because they don't want to buy another one, but they don't have enough money to buy another one.

What happens if I put a syringe in a sick person and then I refill it up and I put it in a well, person, make the other person sing, right?

So you don't want to use syringes over and over again.

And yet, in a large part of the world, a single syringe could be used 50 different times, right?

Invented this in the UK You guys ever played the game of Monopoly?

That's the very first, which is made by hand by the guy who essentially invented the game.

He typed up the rules, typed up the cards, the community chest, a chance, currents, typed up deeds.

Did you remember when the plane was forced to land in the Hudson River?

So not long ago, a couple years ago, a plane took off from LaGuardia, where you were and if the engine got sucked in a bunch of birds and so it stopped the engine on the plane only had one engine, and the other engine also had some birds, and it suddenly came out.

That that plane was over New York City and both engines stopped.

So they turned the plane around while it was sinking.

And he landed the plane right in the Hudson River by the George Washington Bridge and all the people on the water and survived everybody.

They landed on the water as if it were a runway.

See, the water was pretty smooth, and they landed the plane on the water, and then ferry boats came from New Jersey and New York to pick up the passengers before the plane sank.

And he tells the story of what it was like to be on a plane that you thought you were going to crash and die.

So the luggage is at the bottom of the Hudson River.

Well, they send a check to each person for $10,000.

Now, most people are so happy to have lived through the plane crash.

And my friend Rick decided he wasn't going to cash the check.

So this place is a good place to see the whole library because you can see the staircase is right and you can see that it's much more than books.

It's got model ships and it's got dinosaur.

He pretends that he landed on an alien world that was a really intelligent people.

And then he pretends he found an encyclopedia on that world, and the encyclopedia has writing.

He makes up this totally fake encyclopedia, right, Including the words including all these fake words that don't translate.

And he made this book and they printed 1000 copies.

Nobody wanted to buy this silly book except me and a few other people.

If you're very careful and don't use your nail, you can touch it.

The book is flat, but there is no there is no three dimensions.

Your brain isn't so hard to fool, isn't good.

That's money that the Nazis printed up in World War 22 and put in areas where the Jews were to try to convince the world that they were treating the Jews well.

So this is fake money that they put into the ghettos.

And so whenever visitors came, they showed them this money and said, Oh no, The Jews have their own money, but they were just lying.

But this is a fossil of one fish eating another cool, so it's very rare.

So what happened is the moment one fish gobbled another something happened and killed both of fish.

Probably some mud slid on top of them and exactly that moment froze them in exactly that position and maybe 20 million.

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