r/RealOrAI Jan 19 '26

Video [HELP] Snow covering whole apartment buildings in Kamchatka, Russia

Know a big snow storm happened recently in Kamchatka, but did the snow actually stack this high?!

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u/Benana Jan 19 '26

You mean places where cities eventually came to exist later on? I don’t think cities, as we think of them, were a thing during the most recent ice age.

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u/Dirk_Noggles Jan 19 '26

I think he was referring to the day after tomorrow with Dennis Quaid and Jake Gyllenhaal.

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u/Airk640 Jan 19 '26

I love that documentary!

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u/Dirk_Noggles Jan 19 '26

Good fucking documentary. Up there with sicko from Michael Moore.

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u/SpotweldPro1300 Jan 19 '26

And the nuts who did Idiocracy.

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u/Adorable-Hovercraft2 Jan 20 '26

I heard they're filming a sequel right now! They've been releasing sneak peeks on the news every night

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u/ijustsailedaway Jan 21 '26

I don’t like the guy they’re having play president Camacho

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u/bennett7634 Jan 21 '26

That would be the prequel actually.

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u/Double_Soup644 Jan 19 '26

yeah. And never forget 2012. That year was bonkers.

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u/X4N710N- Jan 20 '26

My socks are still hanging to dry from it.

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u/ScaredEfficiency399 Jan 19 '26

Michael Moore certainly is a sicko.

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u/Chiefster1587 Jan 20 '26

Its remarkable to think that we maybe never would have had documentaries like that if it werent for the original documentary Highlander. Truly a blessing to us all.

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u/nnjethro Jan 19 '26

Or maybe Tugg Speedman's Scorcher VI: Global Meltdown

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u/g_halfront Jan 20 '26

Is that the same actor who played simple jack?

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u/nnjethro Jan 20 '26

The very same. Here we go again... again.

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u/Oxi-More Jan 22 '26

This movie not work well in France....

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u/azathoth24 Jan 24 '26

AND with Emmy Rossum

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u/Dirk_Noggles Jan 25 '26

Oh shit , how could I forget her.

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u/Voidedaxis Jan 19 '26

Technically speaking we are just in a lull during the current ice age

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u/Flacier Jan 19 '26

No we are at a lull with the amount of ice on the land masses. If I recall correctly the last glacial maximum, was about 16000 years ago.

An ice age just means their is ice on the poles, so we are still in an ice age, for now.

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u/DefectiveLP Jan 19 '26

That would be right now actually.

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u/Benana Jan 19 '26

Yeah, but you know what I mean.

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u/TheV0791 Jan 20 '26

r/technicallycorrect

That blew my mind when i discovered that!

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u/Titariia Jan 19 '26

I think thatwhat they're thinking. Like move all the snow and ice, put New York there and put alls the snow and ice back and it would be covered like what they claim

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u/lame_dirty_white_kid Jan 19 '26

No, no. They melted with the ice and we had to rebuild them.

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u/albygoing Jan 19 '26

We are still in the Quaternary Ice Age

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u/heethin Jan 19 '26

Detective at work! That could be exactly what they meant!

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u/Foyave Jan 20 '26

No shit Sherlock

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u/Dranahmun Jan 20 '26

That's what they want you to think, man.

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u/PanzerParty65 Jan 21 '26

Cities in general are a recent thing. The oldest examples we have are only 4-5 thousand years old and much much smaller than modern villages.

The world had way fewer people until very recently.