Timezone difference when uploaded?

Just a thought.

I think its his security camera and it saves the time it was when it was recorded as its name.

He is from Japan, which means he is one day, or almost a day, ahead of Youtube's time.

okay guys remind me? Why are we so quick to dismiss this whole "future camera" so quickly?

Have to agree, it looks alot like clips from a security camera. The video name is a timestamp to say when the motion was detected. Bit strange though to use youtube to store your security camera feed... maybe a someone playing around with the idea of making a "cloud based" DVR?

Could it just have to do with you being in America and also being a day behind Japan? I could put a video up now being from Australia that would say its the 13th of January but it would tell you the 12th of January because you are a day behind?

You can change the name of the video after posted, also there doesn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary in this video but I'll give it a second look.

This thread is a very good example on the backwards thinking that leads to all kinds of nonsensical theories.
It is also fascinating that a lot of time seem to have been put into finding random videos on YouTube and theorizing them coming from the future (which is impossible, obviously), when the simple explanation is time zones.

The earlier hints about time zones were dismissed with even more strange (if possible) speculation on why on earth the person would be using YouTube if he/she was living in a specific country. Because as we all know, no one except american's use YouTube. Also, why would he be posting such videos on YouTube (even though we already know that YouTube contains everything, because it's an easy way to store... everything).


This is a perfect example of how nonsense is created with great effort, without paying any effort at all to....reality and the most obvious explanation.

From the botttom of my heart, I thank you for this example!