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With trillions of dollars being printed around the world, it's time we take a look into how money is created. (I had to cut the comedy section at the end)


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For more than seven decades, the United States dollar has been the world’s reserve currency, with a majority of international transactions using the greenback. CNBC’s Uptin Saiidi explains how it became so strong and explores whether its position could be threatened.

Credit: CNBC Explains


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The history of Earth covers approximately 4.54 billion years, from Earth's formation out of the solar nebula to the present. And we have compressed billions of years of our history into 9 minutes.


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With visionary thinkers and innovators as the guides, City of the Future: Singapore dives deep into the latest innovations and technology being created and implemented to blaze a path into the future.

Speech: National Geographic

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi6r3hZe5Tg


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North Korea is one of the poorest countries in the world, but its leader Kim Jong Un has still found the money he needs to finance a nuclear weapons program, despite the country's fundamental poverty and international economic sanctions.   This documentary looks at how, and introduces the men who have helped Kim Jong Un keep his dreams of reaching nuclear power status alive. North Korea has not reined in its nuclear program, despite a number of UN resolutions that have tried to force it to do so. So how has the isolated country kept the program going despite sanctions? Every year Pyongyang sends millions of North Korean workers abroad, selling their services to over 40 countries around the world. And their salaries flow directly into Kim’s treasury. The only ones who know exactly how the system works are the men who have helped the North Korean government carry through the program for years. A film team spent years researching these men and their secrets - from bankers and diplomats to the laborers and specialists who worked abroad and whose wages flowed into the regime's coffers. Come and meet all the dictator’s men. [Source: DW Documentary | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmqV2vIXpUY


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Human history has been full of battles and wars, some big and some small. But if World War 3 were to happen, it might be humanity's biggest battle yet. Advanced technology, massive troops, and more intensive strategy would all be involved. Why would something like this happen? And how would this war be fought?

See on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqHctQwqgQ0


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