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Welcome to 100M, How did people live before fridges, money, toilets, clocks or medicine? 100M is a history channel about the everyday things you take for granted, and the strange, clever and sometimes deadly tricks people used before they existed. Every video rewinds thousands of years and plays through history like a video game: levels, quests, boss fights and a final ranking, all drawn in simple stick figures. From 9,000-year-old fermented fish and 2,000-year-old bog butter to ice made in the desert and the fridge gas that blew a hole in the sky, if there's a "wait, how did people do that?" question, it belongs here. Every video is researched from books, published studies and museum sources, and every source is listed with the video. Fun to watch, easy to follow and actually accurate. New episodes regularly. Subscribe and start the quest.
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Welcome to 100M,

How did people live before fridges, money, toilets, clocks or medicine?

100M is a history channel about the everyday things you take for granted, and the strange, clever and sometimes deadly tricks people used before they existed. Every video rewinds thousands of years and plays through history like a video game: levels, quests, boss fights and a final ranking, all drawn in simple stick figures.

From 9,000-year-old fermented fish and 2,000-year-old bog butter to ice made in the desert and the fridge gas that blew a hole in the sky, if there's a "wait, how did people do that?" question, it belongs here.

Every video is researched from books, published studies and museum sources, and every source is listed with the video. Fun to watch, easy to follow and actually accurate.

New episodes regularly. Subscribe and start the quest.

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