20 Most Disturbing Human Experiments

[@WatchMojo]

Which of these human-based experiments do you find the most disturbing? Let us know in the comments below. For more content like this, click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3_ae4ecp9CIi9U

[@pias-04]

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[@aaywahyu214]

what about unit 731 its really disturbing right

[@ronattamurray142]

All of them

[@aaywahyu214]

@@ronattamurray142 well yes but unit 731 is also worst that even the American cannot showing this due the horrific experiment

[@krose3185]

After becoming a parent, anything involving children is especially sickening..

[@CBlade0]

I'm starting to realize that WatchMojo might be an incredible cover as a normal video-list channel so that maybe once a month they can drop a jewel like this, and people can't immediately write it off and have to actually learn about real 'conspiracies' without knowing any better. Great work again :D

[@caolanmcflynn2412]

The more I learning about humans more I like my dog

[@tarikkash4282]

Speaking of Dogs, the most disturbing human experimentation was when Shou Tucker fused his daughter and dog together to create a talking chimera from Full Metal Alchemist! I know it's an anime, but it's still disturbing nonetheless!

[@ARIXANDRE]

Checks out.

[@brettbarager9101]

I agree. Dogs are the way to go. 😂

[@CBlade0]

These aren't normal humans. They are humans with unchecked power and a lack of moral decency. The mass of decent people need to stop the psychopaths whenever possible. Dogs are pretty nice tho.

[@Charaqui62]

I agree

[@adamshaw8077]

You forgot Dr. Peter Venkman. In 1984, he electrocuted participants for failing to guess what card he was holding. And let's just say, not everyone got the same treatment. Truly an unspeakable monster!

[@daphneloose5880]

I love that scene in Ghostbusters!!

[@ianrangers]

Yeah but he was paid for it and fully committed to the cause 😂

[@robertfreestone414]

And, what were you really reasonably expecting from "Bushwood Country Club's" former Assistant Groundskeeper, hmmm?

[@bmorecare4ul]

So you're making a joke because you think it's ok to experiment on folks who have absolutely no clue that they are the test subjects, or you don't think they this stuff happened although the is definitive proof, but either way you're an idiot

[@shawnycoffman]

Well, who you gonna call?

[@blackmesacake5361]

I dont know if we will ever really grasp the true extent of what was done during WW2 to all those poor people.

[@jacara1981]

Sadly on all sides

[@gennakale]

Can you elaborate ​@@jacara1981

[@daphneloose5880]

the most disturbing on this list was the experiment on twins. being torn away from their mothers and families was terrifying. Josef Mengala was a real monster!!

[@BuccaneerBruce]

Whenever I see Facebook posts about how people wish we could go back to the 40's and 50's I immediately post about these horrible experiments.

[@anitagill8923]

The government still does under cover experiments. Nothing has changed.

[@michaeltabaka2224]

What about the Little Albert Experiment? Inducing terror into a baby anytime it sees something fluffy.

[@RIVALContentJammerz]

Don't ever let them hide behind the word "SCIENCE".

[@niobium79]

Still waiting for that shit smear fauci to be put behind bars

[@jbzhummerh2gamer]

Truth is not only stranger than fiction. It's more terrifying.

[@mikejordan2522]

Imagine the stuff we don't/won't ever find out about...

[@Crazy-Clown-In-Town]

The stuff they do now will probably be exposed 100 years later.

[@LadyCato15]

I’m thankful WatchMojo didn’t rate these awful experiments in severity, as each one is heartbreaking to see how people were treated like lab rats to the twisted logic of the scientists, leaders, and various authorities 😔💔

[@williamdoyle2063]

I would imagine not many people would be able to rate just which of these 'experiments' would be worse, as each has its own twisted issues.

[@Miss_Kisa94]

Nah they didn't mention that in the Stanford prison experiment the people in charge basically forced some of the guards to act violent.

[@gavingee1042]

Glad somebody mentioned this. It definitely changed how I felt about the experiment once I knew that.

[@jonathonsirlord8251]

WTF IS WRONG WITH THE GOVERNMENT!

[@giolag5593]

What's wrong? They are working for their corporate overlords and donors and use the government as a scapegoat so that you can't blame them, even though they fully control the government

[@ShantaGold406]

Everything unfortunately 😕😞

[@jacara1981]

Absolute power corrupts absolutely

[@DevoutLikestoCreate]

humans in general, not just the government

[@CAMOxXxFluffy]

Money

[@mathieuleader8601]

the Albert Experiment is a great example

[@bryanesbertgo4718]

J. Marion Sims' gynecological experiments on enslaved black women

[@matthewstanford1875]

"We could live forever like Henrietta Lacks cells" DOOM, the educator

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

If a second Project MKUltra happens, I highly believe the government will try to cover it up.

[@mikitz]

The government *did* try to cover it up. It used to be a long-running conspiracy theory which later turned out to be true.

[@ROCKONplaceboforever]

This is so scary that people got put through things like this, this people should of been locked up for life it's sickening and disgusting

[@AndreaDoesYoga]

😱 Absolutely horrifying, yet informative. 😰

[@brittanyloggins6514]

So sickening...the more I learn about humans the more I like animals. Edit I can't type

[@christigmc]

The next ethical question is. Do we take advantage of what was discovered in all these horrible experiments or do we destroy it? I’ve heard both sides.

[@willllawhun9455]

I'm of the opinion that once the information is out there it's wrong not to use regardless of how we obtained it.

[@B.NICE302]

Diabolical monsters 🤬🤯

[@MrKirby365]

I don't understand how people can do this to each other. We're all people...

[@sappymy]

What the hell is wrong with people

[@reideley4398]

This is just sick and so cruel and so evil none of these people that did this can possibly be human or a least a normal person with a normal life

[@josephlawrence685]

Also remember these are just the ones we know of 😊

[@vickiwaatti1076]

I have had 38 ECT's (Electroconvulsive treatments.) I have severe bipolar, Borderline personality disorder and cPtsd. (Complex post-traumatic stress disorder) The ECT's help me for a while. I am seriously thinking about Ketimine treatments. Not only does it help with depression, it also helps with chronic pain, which I also have because I have had a leg amputated and I developed CRPS (complex regional pain disorder)

[@leonigama5597]

awesome job about Most Disturbing Human Experiments from Top 20

[@Pinkie582]

This must be when America was great.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Project MK Ultra

[@gfear24]

Can't help but notice just how many of these are done by the US. And they have the damn nerve to call themselves the greatest country on Earth?

[@jacara1981]

They are all disturbing...

[@kierradyson8418]

They started off crazy with number 10

[@kamillahdaniels9962]

Only 5 years in prison smh

[@davadfh]

But... I was told to trust the science.

[@RAtW7]

Trust science, not the scientist

[@e.v.k.3632]

You never know what the doctor is giving you

[@wynnefox]

4:24... this clip threw me off because I'm used to these being in SCP explained.

[@Th1ccGungan]

The birth control one is very bad. But to include it on here is wild

[@TheCoronaMortis]

Yeah…we suck…

[@ExcuseZero]

"Vivisected them, alive..." Am I the only one bothered by the grammatical error?

[@topeogunmakinwa9347]

My favorite Horror Anime Series, Brynhildr in the Darkness(2014) have disturbing Human Experiments that involve girls turning into Experimental Lab Witches against their wills. The consequences of not being strong enough for the lab or trying to escape from the Lab is death by ejection or worse.

[@erinzini]

the way people thought babies didn't feel pain well into the 90s..

[@CyraEmm]

Nothing about Hisashi Ouchi?

[@bearkimhongwit3735]

So 😢

[@MrNickp2300]

Information isnt bad, research isnt bad. What is bad is how you gain that information or conduct that research To assert that it is immoral to use that data because of how it was gained, is pointless. You are making the victims suffering pointless. You might as well gain something good from that bad. Otherwise that suffering was just an act of evil, and the reason behind it continues to exist.

[@hawk469]

Whoa whoa the first guy only got 5 years? He should either be in there for life or exiled to a small island like Napoleon

[@yoshistar0708]

Tbh ik this sounds bad but I would rather they test products on prisoners ( like murders or rapists) than on animals

[@chrismedina6778]

The Russian Sleep Experiment😱😱😱😱😱

[@cantabilewoman]

It wasn't real, it's a creepypasta.

[@chrismedina6778]

@cantabilewoman It's an urban legend.

[@cantabilewoman]

@@chrismedina6778 This is according to Wikipedia "The Russian Sleep Experiment is a creepypasta" Creepypasta is an urban legend of horror story that only exists on the internet. So no it's not an urban legend in the traditional sense.

[@chrismedina6778]

@@cantabilewoman still counts by default.

[@BigJay-09]

this voice over is all over the place!!! for me what made 'watch mojo' to stand out was their use of people instead of this AI voice over. now it seems 'watch mojo' is beginning to follow the crowd.

[@RAtW7]

It's about the information not who gives it🙄🙄

[@BigJay-09]

@@RAtW7 thats not true its part of the package. this AI stuff lack authenticity and emotional connection. its easy to loose interest in what is being presented

[@RAtW7]

@BigJay-09 I meant that people ought to readjust to what matter's

[@BigJay-09]

@@RAtW7 i get u but what matters also differs. i would prefer a human to have connection with the subject. u r ok with AI . Its fair enough

[@kioplqwerty]

Shout out to the infographics show HAHA. Crossover LFG

[@jeffbrehove2614]

Real life is scarier than any horror movie. Happy Halloween!

[@rebeccaedwards8590]

Mengele and Shiro Ishii remind me of each other

[@exileayahika]

Calling occupants of interplanetary craft... And please come in peace, we beseech you. When humans lose humanity. I would say "be kind", but...

[@janellewilkins1330]

Human beings are MONSTERS! 😭😡💔

[@darkball31]

If you want to lean more about *unit 731* look up men beneath the sun

[@ppt411]

4:24 courtesy The Infographic Show

[@superfreakmorris4251]

It's amazing how quickly people have forgiven the government and trust them today. They fight hard for their presidential candidate now days even though the government will do this again in a heartbeat. Never forget people what our government is capable of more so now then ever.

[@D.Kanavoutsos]

Let's see those made in country that has signed the humans rights declaration and always but always find ways to forget that has done that and violated them from the other Soviet has never signed the Humans rights declaration so they never found themselves in the awkward position to apologise to the world for something that isn't part of there society and they never portrait in the world as the protectors of human rights something that US does a lot.

[@userTJ39780]

Anybody find these similar to Vault Tec? Vault 95, 81, 88, etc. The Fallout Universe built on these...

[@caitlinveneer7314]

Robbers Cave?

[@BigJay-09]

the human heart is cruel

[@mer6686]

How far is too far

[@mr.zackmaverick372]

Just trust the science

[@KensNotReal]

So, full go though of thoughts... While they were awful, I think a LOT of these don't make it even close to the category of "20 Most Disturbing" and two shouldn't be on this list at all. I think the level of publicity is an influence here. Also, the narrator should work on how to pronounce "Mengele." It's even said repeatedly in the clips in this section. He also says, “alleged that he would vivisect convicted criminals *live* “ He says this like there is any other way to do it. That’s literally what vivisection is, a LIVE autopsies. Otherwise, they would just be autopsies. The Milgram experiment, I don't totally disagree with it. It's similar to Jane Elliott's Blue Eye Brown Eye experiment, the Fifth Wave experiment. Honestly, I think we need more of these done to remind people, things like the Holocaust can very much happen again, and once we think they can’t, that’s when they happen again. And far too many people think it can’t happen again and are more and more incorrectly confident about it. What was too glossed over was all the Holocaust stuff, from Unit 731 to Mengele to all the rest of it. I think all 20 of the most disturbing human experiments would consist of WW2 shit. I mean Mengele alone did so many other things, he injected dyes in children’s eyes, injected people with diseases, committed injuries and inserted insects or germs and bacteria or infected objects into the wounds to see what would happen with things like infection. The book Doctors from Hell is just about doctors tried in Nuremberg, and it's straight copies of the court transcripts of the witnesses, few surviving victims, ect. It's so graphic and truly disturbing. What else is at the top of the list for me... Anyone remember that German horror Human Centipede? Well, the guy who made it had once joked with his friends about how they thought it would be a just punishment for pedophiles and baby rapists. They did not make up this idea. This idea was actually something that was committed. To make it worse, it was committed on 2 child siblings in a concentration camp. It was 2 people, not 3, and they did not survive long, these guys got the idea from a real life event. Unit 731 - they did vivisections, even on children, all the time. Many, many people tested on were Chinese civilians who had the misfortune to live nearby. The Japanese scientists from Unit 731. Their facility was created to study biological warfare and tested on captured Chinese prisoners. The torture that happened there to men, women, and children is some of the most atrocious in recorded history. They were building weapons for biological warfare attempting to create treatment resistant, highly contagious diseases that they would drop on the US to kill us. The US made an agreement that we wouldn't charge them with war crimes if they gave us their research. Luckily, other countries could have. Oh, but the US made sure that wouldn't happen. Instead of letting anyone else hold these people accountable for genocide, we went out of our way to make sure these men were hidden and able to change their identities. The US did so in hopes THEY WOULD CONTINUE THEIR EXPERIMENTS, so we could find a way to benefit from the research. Those scientists went to... North Korea. They took everything and continued their biological weapons research in North Korea. We could have let Russia bring them up on war crimes and still got the research (that came from torturing and killing innocent people kidnapped from their homes), but that wasn't good enough. The US thought what they did was fine, and as long as they weren't doing it in the US, it was better for it to continue. Not a huge shock considering we also had Operation Paperclip, which helped some of the worst human rights abusers who were high ranking Nazi scientists flee Germany before being tried for war crimes, having committed some of the worst, and gave them new names, identities, and government jobs, including the founding of NASA. Also something from the Holocaust that has been used for eugenics on other "undesirables" that are more disturbing than a lot of this. The forced or secret sterilization of “undesirables” such as, gays, the “mentally infirm,” Jews, blacks, the poor, indigenous people. Sometimes they would preform hysterectomies on women and girls telling them they were having their appendix out or some other lie. Sometimes they would use things like radiation, which left people sterile and/or sick and maybe dead. In the Jewish ghettos in the Holocaust, the SS would tell people they need to sit and fill out paperwork. There would be a lot of it to keep people sitting in that spot for long enough. The desk they were in front of was really built around a machine that blasted radiation at the person's crotch and lower abdomen. They also did this to gypsy women, gay men, and other people they wouldn't to make extinct. Another crazy thing glossed over too quickly was the MKUltra shit and Dr. Donald Ewen Cameron. For more on him, watch The Sleep Room. His experiments were so horrible and traumatizing, a nearby psychiatric hospital had a wing informally named after Dr. Cameron, because it was where they put all his “cured patients” once they were released. So people who went in for things like being a woman and enjoying sex, or, being a woman who doesn’t enjoy sex, (both real examples of his patients) left unable to speak, had no basic comprehension of their surroundings, and required 24/7 care for the rest of their lives. Also an honorable mention, Doctor António Egas Moniz, who invented the lobotomy, so many of them done against patients will. The birth control one is awful, but holy shit there are FAR worse examples of testing new meds on people without knowing and/or informing them of the risk.

[@vergil6081]

I wanna know about Russian sleep experiment

[@karladiaz383]

It’s a creepypasta. Not real. 😊

[@darkball31]

*us government* we're sorry *for giving you STDs* but *were not paying you* so there at least we said *sorry*

[@amvking7624]

I like the 1st one

[@Mason-e8q]

Mid evil methods

[@PK-999]

The United States of America? :)

[@DomaLlama]

I'm just going to go ahead and say it, That's some sick fucking shit man..

[@MrNickp2300]

You guys here in comments want to argue morality, but youre watching an ad supported for profit video, directly profiting from these stories. Just as so many others have profited from the suffering of the people in these stories. The morality is not on us, or even those benefiting from these experiments, but those who conducted these experiments, or tried to hide the hideous facts of these experiments. The information is not evil, the acts that created that information are what is evil. So please, if you want to pretend like youre better than this, remember that ordinary people acted as both victim and victimizer in these stories. You are nothing more than they are. That does not excuse their actions and participation, but dont pretend like youre any better. We are all monsters if given the chance

[@sixty9design]

And the common denominator amongst them all - men are the root of those evils.

[@AudreyC379]

People are the worst. 😠

[@Brown87]

11:11 Speaking of monsters...

[@brandiholloway946]

Well shit my birth control still has those same side effects but I'll take it before I have more babies soooooo lol

[@jorgeadairramos7469]

Hello good afternoon ❤❤❤

[@tylergoodman3560]

Who was bored enough to do this to a person or people? 🎉

[@StanHalen1936]

Unemployed bot

[@tylergoodman3560]

@StanHalen1936 You must have nothing better to do, Stannyboy. 🎉

[@suekelley2109]

Sadistic and evil rather than bored

[@bobthedopeman7327]

What's disturbing is using 20 accounts to stalk and harass people like Reaper does 😂

[@Reaperguy67]

@@bobthedopeman7327 it's disturbing how obsessed you are with me. Again you don't understand what stalking is when your comment is public. Not only that you have nothing to prove I have 20 accounts. No you accusing others of having 20 accounts is harassment. You need to learn what it is when you deny it.

[@Psychoolol]

Humans

[@alexgamboa4191]

I don’t like this guys voice…… :/

[@macjj1733]

Still gheeey?

[@Avaa-vanilla995]

Huh?

[@drgn_tmr]

First

[@Reaperguy67]

Doesn't matter what number comment you are. It's not a race

[@leahluostarinen]

I'm finding that boring now and also what does that got to do with the video 😒

[@Reaperguy67]

@@leahluostarinen exactly and they don't get nothing for it.

[@cindyjofaithful4469]

Yes....big deal 🙄​@@Reaperguy67

[@Reaperguy67]

​@@cindyjofaithful4469 so it's still the truth about it

[@niobium79]

COVID-19 greatest human experiment

[@cantabilewoman]

Stop spreading 🐂💩 conspiracies, it's messed up.

[@BrianDj-x6k]

Humans disgust me

[@jomarbirhen8416]

HOW ABOUT, THE C0VID 19 EXPERIMENT?

[@StanHalen1936]

Lulz minimum wage worker

[@tarikkash4282]

You think Covid was a human experiment eh?