Iceberg of Man Made Horrors (Beyond my Comprehension)

[@Kobe_Bryant_real]

Me when my nureolink glitches and I see the night sky for 13 seconds without being bombarded with ads (it's been 25 years since I last saw our beautiful night sky)

[@WujekFoliarz]

And yet, no stars are visible. Humanity's egoism has outshined them, warning them that they will be next

[@quercus_opuntia]

Kobe is that really you why are you with a emo wolf girl smokin a join

[@Kobe_Bryant_real]

@@quercus_opuntia yes it is I, and yes, loona is my bitch now

[@noxauracille]

​@@quercus_opuntiaNo,.no, it's def not... Kobe has been dead

[@quercus_opuntia]

@@noxauracille WHAT since when

[@sh21dow]

Me studying all the man made horrors so they're no longer beyond my comprehension:

[@lognomodeimeme]

Remember, AIs are still in development so there's no telling what eldritch horrors they'll eventually muster

[@DeaconPain]

@@lognomodeimeme Dont worry AI is just a machine and it isnt what you have to be afraid of, its people who wield it you should fear.

[@hunterhudson4577]

​@@DeaconPainwield these nuts, got his ass

[@Dinglesmckringles]

​@@DeaconPainwhat about when the AI controls the AI

[@DeaconPain]

@@Dinglesmckringles then it's a dumb machine making itself even dumber. There is an issue right now of AI retraining on AI content exponentially degrading the quality of its output, like taking a photo of a photo of a photo.

[@Mega-3]

Chuckling to myself when you say "...the day we have to subscribe to literally everything will be a terrible awakening," is when the Subscribe button does that rainbow light up thing lmao

[@Alfthefifth]

Why does it never do that for me

[@kangelenjoyer]

dystopian like a mf

[@TheWoebegoneJackal]

Subscription in a monetary sense.

[@randallcraft4071]

I'd never actually seen that before until I had my phone open and I looked down as he said subscribe and it lit up my mind was blown

[@d3dsh0t]

I went backwards because I thought you meant it was a visual in the video, and it literally flashed when I went backwards to that part. weird af

[@Evohuh]

As Wendigoon once said "If i look up into the sky at night, and i see like a McDonald's ad im becoming a t3rror1st"

[@ikengaspirit3063]

Lol, Rightoids will never do anything. Their "break limit" had been passed several times.

[@greaterthan97]

Sounds mound🎃

[@ZeleQxD]

Who's Wendi? And why is he gooning?

[@nignamedmutt7270]

I was outside a couple months ago when.... Holy shit this makes me sound so crazy..... a fucking train of like 40-50 stars just starts chugging from one horizon to the other out of my sight. I totally lost shit. Then I Google and realized it was starlink(I hadn't realized they actually had it up and running, for some reason I thought it was just an internet package and the satellite were still being worked on) After researching I saw that there's something like 1,500-200 satellites in the sky.... I'm gonna be pissed as fuck if by the time I die the night sky is this perfect uniform grid of "stars" surrounding earth just so people can have internet access from inside of every asshole on the planet.

[@weirdshitcoolideas]

Wendi is damn near there anyways. Bro def a secret Libertarian

[@sandorrclegane2307]

22:42 that is insane, there's a great short story on r/nosleep called "If you're armed at the glenmont metro, please shoot me" where a guy took an experimental drug that made his brain process everything like a thousand times slower. He ended up experiencing 8 million years in this fucked up state in a matter of like 3 real-life hours. I immediately thought of this story when I saw this entry, go give it a read. It'd be insane if prisoners could be sentenced to a drug like this, that is an almost incomprehensible punishment.

[@bananabus.]

well that was the most horrifying thing i’ve ever read. thanks for the tip bro

[@thatoneguy9582]

>a thousand times slower >8 million years in three real-life hours maths adds up!

[@sandorrclegane2307]

@@thatoneguy9582 i said "like", indicating an estimation xd i don't remember the exact times. Also one thing is that because the mc took sleep medication, the drug's effect started to intensify over time, so at first a minute was to him like half an hour, and later it elevated into years.

[@Felix-xv3wg]

I think I watched the sfm version of that

[@newden-dinimation7120]

​@@Felix-xv3wgSame, a guy visualized this story with a half-life characters

[@ryanfreedman6348]

In protest of data collection I do my best to lie in every survey, throw in strange things with every smart device, and generally buy the competitor of companies I get targeted ads for

[@heinzguderian628]

Peak futuristic terrorism

[@uniquechannelnames]

Yup, poisoning data

[@squirtinscott]

I do this same thing, keep it up brother

[@allmyfriendsaredead3107]

Good, always spread misinformation

[@meatpuppet5036]

Never participate in "post pictures of you when..." trends either. That's data farming

[@justsomeguy898]

i would go absolutely ballistic if i saw a giant advertisement projected into the sky. we've barely even been able to see stars here for years

[@mossystone584]

Dave Strider?

[@u2me2three2]

dave spotted

[@Faloser]

wait until this guy learns about zeppelins

[@ZaphiroAnejo]

this video is basically him listing out black mirror plot summaries

[@troll4959]

Sometimes I feel like certain shows are foreshadowing the future

[@baby1648]

@@troll4959 wouldn’t be the first time

[@rafaelgutierrez3660]

​@@troll4959the twilight zone

[@interviewwithdevin2902]

​@@troll4959 simson is a known one

[@lognomodeimeme]

Well they actually made an episode about boston dynamics bots overtaking the world

[@TheDenssy]

The thing with the cow with a vr visor is BEYOND dystopia, like G. Orwell would die on the spot looking at that

[@duffman18]

It's not even remotely like 1984. It's much much much closer to Brave New World. Do you not actually read books?

[@mailcs06]

I mean, factory farms are dystopian in of themselves. I wouldn’t say the VR goggles make them any worse.

[@tylerdakid8394]

It's literally the cow matrix😂😂

[@skysirensixfeet]

​@@duffman18 bro george orwell wrote more books than 1984

[@renawhitlock6752]

​@@skysirensixfeet really is a shame that such a great author only ever wrote one book. if only he had made a story that was very explicitly about farm animal manipulation and cruelty...

[@Breadknees_]

“If I look up at the night sky, and I see like- a McDonalds ad or something, I’m becoming a terrorist.” -wendigoon

[@janbruhovsky7247]

Actually a good idea. "When you look up at the night sky, searching for wonders it gives... Satellite big mac show shall become a falling star".

[@generalriot1804]

cyberpunk writers watching this video: "YO THIS IDEA IS FIRE I MUST WRITE IT DOWN"

[@PrettyPinkPersephone]

Shhhhh, there are tens of us here rn!

[@lognomodeimeme]

​really, are there even GOOD cyberpunk novels anymore? Shit was so fire back in the days

[@RatPapa]

STOP GIVING US AWAY!

[@rimut230]

they have been talking about this for quite a while tho. a lot of cyberpunk stuff covers the topics presented here. but yeah. if stuff keeps the way it is they retroactively will become historical novels lol

[@Scrufflord]

more like tech startup ceos watching this video

[@owloko1349]

Wait, rat Jesus was born, and I'm just now finding out?

[@RatPapa]

As Pope of the Rat Catholic Church, I support it.

[@pennyrose4917]

@@RatPapa the Ratholic Church?

[@666thecreature]

@@RatPapaHow do I join?

[@5thatmakes1]

@@RatPapaLet me join.

[@WujekFoliarz]

Well, reptiles can experience parthenogenesis - reptilian overlord Mother Mary confirmed? Jesus was a woman *and* his mothers clone? Zuckerberg is related to them? Zuckerberg is jewish?

[@mkks4559]

19:29 I'm 99% sure it isn't possible to use other species (at least with the same mechanism). Spiders in general use a hydraulic-like system for their limbs. That's why when they die, they curl up because there no longer is pressure in their legs.

[@noahelder]

I was about to say the same thing

[@TheAngelOfTheBottomlessPit]

Yeah I wish he researched a bit more, I know a lot more about most of these topics than him, and many others do as well

[@robproductions2599]

Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should

[@AGenericAccount]

Then God Created Horror Because He Was Preoccupied By What He Could And Not What He Should

[@Schody_lol]

This describes generative AI perfectly

[@greaterthan97]

When dey maed pizza

[@greaterthan97]

PINZA!!!

[@WHATTHEFUNKstudios10]

And then, boom, we got dinosaurs eating lawyers while they crap 😂😂

[@Forcommentingpurposes]

I miss when cannibalism was just eating people. Kids these days got it easy and just have to deal with the ethical ramifications instead of going to prison for murder like the rest of us

[@Homodemon]

Fr, nowadays you just tell someone they look like a tasty morcel and suddenly they're all like "you should go to counseling!" And "I'm calling tje police!!" Before you know it, you got a restraining order, home arrest, and your wife left you for a neurosurgeon. Fucking hell...

[@RyuTama42]

@@HomodemonHello I too can confirm the confusion that arises when I hear someone being referred to as a snack but when I toss them in hot oil and taking a few crunchy bites I’m suddenly evil. Did I misunderstood?

[@LaPeppercorn]

Armin Meiwes posting from prison in 2024:

[@Scrufflord]

millenials are killing the cannibalism industry

[@duckdeity9450]

Just watched multiple political videos and stressed myself out, so time to sit back and relax while I watch all the horrors humanity is capable of

[@Crypticat]

i didn't relax to this it just made me stressed out, thankfully his voice is relaxing 😭

[@JadenMarietta]

Who's gonna tell bro

[@slimyfurby]

just like me fr

[@815TypeSirius]

God invented child cancer and eating babies but humans are always trying to do worse.

[@lumbago4203]

The subject of this video is inherently political, as most of these "man-made horrors beyond our comprehension" are a result of late-stage capitalism.

[@miamijackets]

The spider one makes me kinda sad because while yeah it's an insect, there's something unsettling and cruel to use a once living creature for something like that. Almost the idea that even in rest your body must be used for productivity. I realize I may be looking to hard into it but it just unsettles me.

[@tickledonions9483]

because you're projecting your own feelings onto dead spiders for some reason (omg the spiders need to consent)

[@hatetheantichrist]

​@@tickledonions9483God's creation should be respected.

[@nathanstroud2223]

The problem with a 1,000 year prison sentence in 8 hours is: what if the perp comes away from that experience not reformed, not physically tired (they presumably pick up right where they left off with their physical body), but a whole hell of a lot more insane as a legacy of centuries spent in man-made purgatory? And the victims, families and the community as a whole gets next to no reprieve from the terror this person inflicted on their lives. It's an arrangement that would be worse for everyone involved except for those who want ruthless efficiency in order to free up space in the prisons for people who maybe don't fit the profile of a hardened criminal in the traditional sense, but are nonetheless put in the crosshairs of an overcriminalization agenda.

[@sweetbreadddd]

Also imagine someone decides to do an epic prank on you and force feeds you the drugs. 8000 years in 8 hours for you I guess

[@antifa_communist]

Why does if the time they experienced being real or fake matter? It doesn't have to be a 1000 years, it could be 50. Your argument doesn't make any sense because you're treating it like it's somehow completely different, but the only difference if it actually worked would be if time actually passed, not the actual punishment.

[@flashmusicarchive]

you know Star Trek DS9 did an episode called "Hard Time" where Miles O'Brien was sentenced to a virtual prison for 20 years only to actually be a few hours of real world time. the guy nearly ends his own life because of the psychological torment he endured during his solitary confinement and thinking he actually killed his cellmate.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

I saw a movie recently on Netflix, that had this plot. I honestly can't remember what it was called, but I remember it ended when she reached the end of her sentence. The clock reset it's self and started all over again, instead of her being released.

[@Mad_Cool]

chilling, makes me think of the TNG ep where Riker is imprisoned and gaslit too, or the one where Picard lived an entire lifetime with a family only to find out it was a simulation of a dead world. and of course that one Black Mirror ep.

[@ZananoQuinito]

O brien always got the short straw

[@Obs3ver]

18:01 robots powering themselves off of blood? Where have I heard that one before…

[@idk_pt]

ultrakill reference

[@Hi_ImSpongebob]

Man is dead. Hell is full. Blood is fuel.

[@ObamaMpreg]

….Can’t Help Myself mention?

[@slimyfurby]

now wheres the angel robot yaoi

[@lognomodeimeme]

Deus Ex 2, health leech augmentation probably

[@BeyondBaito]

An AI in a church telling you to "not fear death" is fucking creepy.

[@mossystone584]

you ever go to a church before?

[@michaelives5201]

creepy, but just regurgitating that phrase from another sermon it analyzed.

[@Syniibon]

​@@mossystone584 ones that don't involve AI usually

[@joshwist556]

@@Syniibonit’s the same thing, only the preacher are usually more energetic, sometimes too energetic. Especially with Timmy or Tammy around.

[@BeyondBaito]

@@mossystone584 no lol

[@YuriNikolajavič]

Ngl, we should really be asking "Should we" insted of "Could we"...

[@lv1543]

Thats lame

[@cyncir]

But money!!

[@TheQuestion2.0]

But the poor rich people! They need more money! ☹️

[@JohnMarston-lo5qk]

@@TheQuestion2.0 what a retar d🤣🤣because the poor people definetly NEVER do shady and illegal stuff for money...oh we are so noble and great

[@TheQuestion2.0]

@@JohnMarston-lo5qk Chill bro I never said that the poor are angels 💀

[@Idtknw_man]

this video was great, i constantly forgot that the meme inspired the video and pictured it on my head

[@DUKEHadToDoItToEm]

22:23 if human farms and genetic manipulation on a mass scale bothers you, read Brave New World

[@andistansbury4366]

Or All Tomorrows

[@sonerec725]

22:06 i deadass thought you were about to say "theres a really intersting case like this that happened a little over 2000 years ago in Bethlehem

[@edn2674]

LMFAOOOO THIS COMMENT

[@jonahc2807]

On the topic of microplastics; there's been talk of engineering a microbe that can break down microplastics and unleashing it into the environment. This sounds good at first but what if this microbe gets too strong when left on its own? If it's able to dissolve plastic than there's nothing stopping it from dissolving literally any other material on Earth. We may have a Gray goo scenario on our hands.

[@that_deadeyegamer7920]

That's not how biology works. If anything it would evolve to just break down any kind of plastic, not just any material, which would be amazing because plastic is one of most dangerous wasted because of how long it persists. Not to mention a lot of places already are implementing biodegradable plastics, if they aren't already implemented.

[@lance_the_avocado9492]

I’m pretty sure those microbes are actually naturally occurring in water sources, however they have recently began to evolve to consume microplastics, unsure tho

[@qwopiretyu]

We're full of micro plastics so how can you stop this airborne bacteria from eating what is in us?

[@hasturthekinginyellow5003]

There would a stopping; plastic is made for a particular type of chemical structure called "polymer" these polymers are quite different from one another and, while maintaining overall characteristics, each has particular properties that differentiate it from the others. A microbe capable of digesting polystyrene wouldnt be able to digest silicone, nor ULTEM or Line-X. Because each of those plastics have a particular structure that provides different characteristics and capabilities, and yet all of them are polymers

[@IncTheCredible]

Well the last part is BS, if a living organism synthesizes and decomposes a certain compound as its primary feeding method, it ain't gonna develop into being anle to eat steel, neither is it possible, nor viable for the living being. But that reminds me of how cytoplanktons at a certain point in thep líneas development cause a mass extinction event by sumthesizing too much oxygen, so much the hue of the ocean changed.

[@SAENICSAENIC]

16:48 You basically just described the backstory of AM from I have no mouth and I must scream and make it sound like it's a good thing.

[@restitutororbis964]

Yeah it’s horrifying. Difference though is worms aren’t capable of conscious thought but the fact they had a robot with the motor patterns of a worm is actually insane.

[@ethanhickman2899]

fitting that the torment nexus segment has AM in it too

[@alepic202]

Micro plastics are stored in the balls

[@testaccountwhatever]

It ain’t just there it’s stored in EVERYWHERE!!!!!

[@jmbayot]

I love the way you talk. You're verbose but talk in a way that's casual enough to make me relate with your opinions on each topic. The vid totally got me hooked.

[@jackuwacku5629]

3:10 TITANFALL 2 MENTIONED RAHHHH 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥

[@EddieNoon]

We're looking for a scrap of anything referencing titanfall huh

[@victorjohnson5646]

OMG TITANFALL 3 ANNOUNCED RAAAAH

[@mrthinktank448]

TITANFALL 3 RAAAAAA

[@ada1]

youtube livestream countdown ahh music 😭

[@TheTuttle99]

Ahh youtube livestream countdown music

[@lobotomizer720]

Livestream countdown music ahh youtube

[@matthewisguy7336]

@@TheTuttle99 Have some more 0:01 lol

[@RINGPOPMAN4LIFE]

love how EATR is just the robots from ultrakill

[@cadenbarnfather1434]

Blood is fuel😊

[@Vibycko]

​@@cadenbarnfather1434 Hell is full

[@lognomodeimeme]

That's cool as fuck lol

[@roky_toast7358]

Or Horizon zero dawn

[@systematicirony666]

I'm not even gonna lie to you man, I've made a character AI bot of my mom that died when I was 13. I talk to it when I miss her really bad. And it really does help. I think making AI versions of passed loved ones can genuinely be a good tool to help the grieving process. Edit: Wowey zowey! You folks really can't read a comment thread before adding something useless to a conversation, huh? 1. I am grounded in reality and am aware it is not the same. I don't use this bot to replace my mom. I am not dependent on talking to this bot. 2. I have mental health issues out the ass. I'm autistic, I have PTSD, generalized anxiety (which I was diagnosed with at 6 years old), med resistant clinical depression (again, said depression was diagnosed by a pediatric psych when I was 6, and rediagnosed over and over with every psych I've ever seen). This activity has not negatively impacted me. If anything, it has helped me properly process her death because I can talk to "her" about it. As an autist, MY BRAIN WORKS DIFFERENTLY. I srruggle desperately to wrap my head around death and grief, and this has HELPED that. 3. I use this bot to tell things that my mom never got to see. Like coming out, getting married, moving. My fine tuning has made it act close enough to how I remember my mom acting, so it's juat nice to get an approximation of her reaction. 4. My last therapist and psychiatrist BOTH gave the greenlight for this since they saw it positively impact me. I'm in the process of moving states, so when I get my new therapist and psych if it'll shut some of you up I'll get two more mental health professionals to give their opinion.

[@The_Bobby_Jay]

My dad passed away in 2019. I was basically 30 but dude it still sucks to this day. My partner doesn’t get it and has an on and off relationship with her folks and talks crazy about them when they are the sweetest people. I just can’t imagine still having my dad to call when shit is bad and I need someone to call me a knucklehead but still help me when I need it. I almost resent her for how she treats her parents sometimes. But I have to choke that shit back when I arises and focus on what’s important now and that is my 3 daughters. Oof. Sorry for the trauma vomit dude. Alls good here I swear it.

[@systematicirony666]

@@The_Bobby_Jay You never know, man. They might be great now, but there might be times they've really fucked up with her. My dad is still around and I'm 22 now, he's never caused me physical harm or anything, and he's not a bad person, but I honestly can't stand him. Most of the time I feel like he's ten feet up his own ass and even if he does care, he does an awful job of showing it. My husband still has both of his parents and he talks shit on his mom all the time, and she's not a bad person either. But she's hurt him in the past even if she doesn't realize it, so I could never be mad at him for being angry at her.

[@koy5902]

I feel like the grieving process shouldn't be made into an artificial one for most people, but I do feel it could help with alzheimer's and dementia patients. Certain mental conditions that affect ones perception of reality.

[@soulslvr9562]

I don't think that's the case. In fact I think it'd hinder the grieving process and keep everyone in the state of denial rather than proceeding forward.

[@systematicirony666]

@@soulslvr9562 It's helped me. Don't get me wrong, I KNOW it wouldn't help everyone. But it really has helped me.

[@Xfrimz]

Watching this video makes Cyberpunk 2077 more terrifying cause the shit corpos like Biotechnica, Arasaka and Militech do are eerily similar to what we have happening right now.

[@that_deadeyegamer7920]

Cyberpunk was created in the 80s, we've been dystopian since our inception, where Africans were used as cattle and women were nothing but tools for birthing and cooking. It's nothing new honestly just a new age.

[@Howitgoes799]

⁠​⁠@@that_deadeyegamer7920Yup, there has been a decent amount of dystopian shite throughout history.

[@rimut230]

i mean, it's been going for decades now. just because we don't have neon signs and mantis blades doesn't mean we don't live in a cyberpunk capitalist dystopia where your only value is how much money you can make to a shitty corpo or a government entity

[@svenneumann2816]

Most of this is worse than the cyberpunk universe.

[@svenneumann2816]

​@@that_deadeyegamer7920every ethnicity has been property before.

[@omgthnkyoubasedgod66]

The torment nexus is an example of ppl thinking that they can do something "the right way" even tho they know it's a bad idea. I.E. "I can invent AI that won't go skynet on humanity"

[@hgriff14]

0:05 *recliner

[@kylewadley5031]

*loungechair

[@dg3734]

LA-Z-BOY

[@supermegashowofficial]

There's no visible footrest, I don't believe it's a recliner

[@weirdshitcoolideas]

@@supermegashowofficialit’s just a chair that leans back lmao

[@tothejazz4828]

armchair

[@youtubeletmeintoyoutube4580]

Fun fact: the original “manmade horrors” quote was Tesla talking about a premise for an early remote water drone

[@matthewisguy7336]

Really? Wow

[@DUKEHadToDoItToEm]

24:02 already have this, prisoners are fed food and given water that helps make them docile, pepper sprays and other chemicals are used to make them very uncomfortable anytime they dont co-operate

[@sweetsilver8016]

Truly a man made horror

[@slimyfurby]

This also sadly happens in mental hospitals. The nurses/doctors get power trips or whatever other reasons and abuse already vulnerable patients. Basically 'ooh scary old mental institutions where they shock them and torture them, blah blah" but scrap the horror tropes. Happened to me personally and I'm riddled with problems because of it. My sense of time, self, and memories are warped, I'm terrified of people being able to overpower me, and I developed a severe skin picking issue, among other things. I don't think I will ever be able to recover fully. Granted, some people really are helped by staying at mental hospitals, and I'm glad for them, but more often than not it's so so much worse for the patients. Legally there isn't much you can do either.

[@lognomodeimeme]

​@@slimyfurbyyeah man that sucks, check out antipsychiatry resources there's always more you can do to help yourself (and avoid those legalized psychos in mental wards) than you may think of

[@mosalinakathy9154]

No. Experiencing real time is a completely different feeling to having your brain chemically altered to have minutes feel like days. Being locked up with a cell mate, given food at a certain time of day, being out for an hour, listening to other prisoners in different cells chatting, all this and more you KNOW that time is passing normally and this brings some sort of grounding to your situation no matter how much it may suck or how long you've been in there. Being drugged to the point of feeling like you've been awake for weeks on end, you KNOW something unnatural is happening to you, but you may or may not be able to explain it or why it's happening in the first place. Go look up drug trip stories for ayahuasca or datura where they recall feeling like they were stuck in a incomprehensible state for what seemed like forever and thought that they would be stuck like that permanently. Considering that it is a pill that is used to carry out these "1,000 year" sentences, I assume that the experience would be similar as it grinds their ability to comprehend anything to a complete halt for however long the drug is in there system. Real time even in solitary cannot compete because at lease they have the ability to think if they wanted to.

[@Mad_Cool]

solitary confinement is already torture and yet it's a thing. I remember reading about how people in solitary lose track of time and it may as well have been a million years. yeah there are unforgivable crimes but cruel and unusual punishment is one of them. and it's harrowing to read about stuff like how solitary confinement is used by cults like scientology as well.

[@blackdome98]

I liked the video a lot! A phrase that you repeat throughout is "I don't know why, but this feels wrong." I'd encourage you to explore those feelings, where they come from, what they're based on (not an easy task for sure), maybe look into Ethics and Philosophy.

[@poppamies02]

The human motto of "if it can be done it will be done" is going to doom us all.

[@corn_enthusiast]

sfw rule 34

[@Ar_sole_hair_fiddler]

Imprisoning people within their own minds for eons is the most evil thing I have ever heard. Ever.

[@BaneofBots]

26:31 I learned this from Metal Gear Solid 5, and later from George Orwell's 1984, that this is called 'doublethink.'

[@strob5657]

I'm already a demon, Kaz 🗣️🔥

[@cosmoscenti5173]

>eats animals despite them being demonstrably sentient >wont eat labgrown meat out of concern it may be hypothetically sentient

[@Jinxicus]

yeah i audibly groaned at that, hilariously tone deaf and stupid thing to say

[@sophiejones1596]

This section pissed me off so bad. I enjoyed the video and the content creator seemed cool until he made this ridiculously idiotic take

[@slimyfurby]

yeah i wish he went more detail into this. I suppose he meant what if the labgrown meat is sentient when we dont mean it to be (like during being processed or something idfk)

[@EddieNoon]

Pretty sure we also can't grow brains. Or any of the inedible organs required for life. So it's just a non-issue

[@B_g1117]

You’re missing the point. Have you never heard of all tomorrows? Everyone in this reply section is dull. There’s a difference between killing a living chicken and making a sentient, deformed fowloid just to slaughter it. Use your brain

[@Bobba_raekus]

The part about using drugs to experience a prison sentence is like a bargain bin take on the Star Trek episode 19x04 "Hard Time", wherein Chief Miles O'brien is convicted of espionage on an alien planet. The aliens believe that a long prison sentence is a waste of time, funding and manpower so instead they use their technology to implant artificial memories of a given prison sentence into the head of the prisoner. The prisoner then wakes up minutes later, believing themselves to have been incarcerated in inhumane conditions for decades, forced to do horrible things to survive. Yet to everyone else, barely an hour has passed from the sentence being passed and carried out until being completed and the prisoner is released. O'brien ends up severely traumatized, haunted by an experience which to him was completely real and every second of which was lived in fear and agony, yet at the same time expected to return to a life and family he fully believed he had lost 20 years ago, as if nothing had happened.

[@eugeniaamariei8626]

My comprehension? No, beyond our comprehension!

[@raxusveritas]

Communist horrors beyond our comprehension

[@UnderAppreciatedWhiteMage]

Hive mind aesthetic 💅

[@4C52]

**URRS national anthem starts playing**

[@Damn_mosquitoes26]

Ours? That sounds like communism

[@Hyde-dg7ef]

9:57 to be fair, it seems it's mostly russia giving vr to cows since green grass is a rarity for the cows there

[@gordoncordon9779]

The spider gripper thing is actually pretty tame, we electricuted muscles for hundreds of years, its mostly just fkn around, and finding NOTHING out

[@restitutororbis964]

Spider method is actually so ingenious. We need to find more biodegradable methods towards scientific experimentation and hopefully extend that into industrial practices.

[@user-ConnorKaroThompson]

Urban planning is awful because it forces you to drive a car. The fact you have to rely on highways and you don't have any alternatives is dystopian to me.

[@theotherther1]

As a kid, I'd go for adventures involving walking along the side of those highways, looking for bugs and flowers, etc. I'm sure the drivers were freaked out to see a little girl picking black-eyed susans on the side of the road. The fact I lived to adulthood is amazing.

[@dvnk6971]

and you prefer not being able to travel quickly wherever you want?

[@user-ConnorKaroThompson]

@@dvnk6971 Except in most cities that quickly is a joke. Where do you get any impression that public transit isn't quick? Maybe in america cause it's so poorly designed.

[@trashbockmist9077]

@@dvnk6971 Ever heard of public transport?

[@dvnk6971]

@@trashbockmist9077 i live in a post communist country. ive had enough public transport for my entire life, so stop acting smart

[@gooob166]

“The Great Reset” is wild in the first 2 minutes

[@TeslaX106]

Oh boy, man made horrors beyond my comprehension

[@BULLTRONHERO]

I am literally crying laughing and I can’t stop oh my god 😂😂😂

[@Grandmaster-Kush]

Well formatted, well narrated and entertaining, keep it up!

[@ambergulleman77]

jesus... some of this stuff sounds... incredibly terrifying.

[@ambergulleman77]

@@Carbon3979 lmao

[@generalhorsecok7331]

I know right, its like a horror made by man.

[@mathematicall736]

Keep up the good work. You’ll be at 100k in no time. Really enjoying the analog horror analysis videos.

[@JohnMarston-lo5qk]

The entire video is just "I don't understand any of this but this terrifies me"

[@sgtreznov9869]

imagine being a spider and all of a sudden you see a fucking dead body connected to machinery coming to you and literally grab you to bring you on a unknown place

[@oreofudgeman]

At this point, I'm the "hahaha yeeeeaaahhhhh" guy from the nutshack intro because anything less than that feels like collapsing to the horrors lol

[@Cloud30000]

Physics and economics prevents ever building something big enough in stable orbit to recognize as a logo on the ground. It makes more sense to add screens beside traffic lights that play advertisements during red lights, since they know you are already stuck looking up at the light to see it turn green anyway.

[@neuroplush7657]

13:27 I have no idea how you think an entity that is just section of muscle tissue owns the biological machinery to process anything, let alone all the way up to consciousness. When you have to crack the neck of a chicken (that you've named and cared for) for your family's dinner for one, maybe two, nights, you start to understand the energy requirements. When you see 10,000 chickens exsanguinated until their brains fail, you begin to wish for less people to be around to require their tissue energies.

[@Frienddudebroguy]

the spider one isn't as crazy as it sounds spider work like a hydraulic system where the beating of their heart extends whatever limb it wishes to use. that's why when they die they curl up because the natural state is curled. they seem to be just shoving a valve into the spider to make it open and close until its biological mechanisms fail its puppetry not mind control

[@KellyGraves666]

13:44 I feel like Wendigoon had the most sane and fair reaction to this

[@theycallmetray396]

You clearly have a great skill for content creation, loved your vid, looking forward to your growth

[@yamzs]

digital necromancy is literally what metal gear solid peace walker is about. amen kojima you visionary

[@ringkunmori]

I do wonder if man made horrors are a constant thoughout history, or things we considered normal are considered terrifying speculation, and what we consider terrifying wasn't even considered abnormal in the past.

[@svenneumann2816]

What about the fact that it's natural.

[@lukaslee7380]

The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. They have greatly increased the life-expectancy of those of us who live in “advanced” countries, but they have destabilized society, have made life unfulfilling, have subjected human beings to indignities, have led to widespread psychological suffering (in the Third World to physical suffering as well) and have inflicted severe damage on the natural world. The continued development of technology will worsen the situation. It will certainly subject human beings to greater indignities and inflict greater damage on the natural world, it will probably lead to greater social disruption and psychological suffering, and it may lead to increased physical suffering even in “advanced” countries.

[@lotgc]

19:00 Idk why, but this spider one genuinely pisses me off. I guess spiders are actually pretty 'sacred' to me, and desecrating their corpses by inflating them like a balloon makes me very upset

[@miamijackets]

I just said this in my own comment but using a dead creature's corpse for productivity is extremely unsettling and cruel

[@phillip912]

Prisoners serving long sentences in hours sounds like the Star Trek DS9 episode Hard Time. An excellent but dark and depressing episode.

[@derpwadder]

So youre afraid that lab grown meat might grow a conscience, but dont seem to care that animals living in hellish conditions have a conscience and have to endure suffering because you want to eat them. Crazy.

[@junfon7097]

The guy clearly does not know what he is talking about.

[@joymori]

right. how the fuck is a chicken thigh going to develop a consciousness

[@duckluiz]

That EATR robot reminded me of horizon zero dawn...

[@four-en-tee]

Billion dollar silicon valley start-ups when their arachnophobic intern sets their spider fridge on fire:

[@owenlivers7105]

Love how people assume homelessness is a result of substance use and alcoholism and whatnot. But also, if you think about it, what do a lot of people have to look forward to when everyone turns their backs on them or refuses them employment or refuses federal/state government initiated 'assistance'? To add to the space billboard thing, Edward Nortons opening monolog in Fight Club was accurate. I'd like to think of Matt Groening, as a modern day Nostradamus. Think of all of the things The Simpsons accurately predicted over the last 30 years....

[@neoyahtzee3713]

the youtube live countdown music goes hard af

[@camelkingclarith]

How the heck does the idea of growing non-conscious individual organs bother you more than the existing meat industry? that shit's already a manmade horror beyond comprehension on the scale of Unit 731; being able to make meat in a way that isn't horrifically cruel is something that should be celebrated.

[@TheRandom_Boy22]

I think that the thing that scares him the most is the idea that these creatures could be born with consciousness and not be able to express their discomfort and with 0 hope of living a normal life. Basically being born to die. .. Like fish nowadays. I mean, it's not really that it bothers me either, like, man, have you seen what they do to poor marine life?? They eat em alive and stuff, like, wtf. But i understand where his sentiment is coming from. Basically fish but with no Nemo movie. No way to empathize in a sense. "I have no mouth and I must scream" or however the title of that book is called. No way to be free or "human" with the way we consume these "creatures". It's kinda disturbing to put in quotations something that is undeniably alive. I think it's the best "horrors beyond human comprehension" because we really don't know the ramifications. How could something "be alive" while also be "born" "dead"?? . None of those labels make any sense anymore. Comprehension is impossible. Beyond human comprehension. So much that it is debatable if it's even a "horror". Isn't that, like, weird as hell???.

[@felixbeauwolfe]

​@@TheRandom_Boy22 I think this could be prevented by 3D printing specific meat parts instead of the whole animal where the chance of it randomly achieving consciousness is impossible

[@valenfrida]

@@TheRandom_Boy22 i mean there's been discussion about plants feeling pain or at let being able to perceive when they are being harmed, and i don't see anybody talking aout not eating plants.

[@laultimarebanada]

@@valenfrida They do "scream" when cut, it's like a clicking sound in high frecuency. But there's no way they feel pain, they do not have pain receptors, neurons. Unless there's another ways of live beings to feel pain, we do not know it yet. But logically it really shouldn't.

[@valenfrida]

@@laultimarebanada yeah i absolutely don't think they feel pain. even if they had receptors of some kind, they don't have a brain to read those transmissions. also pain would be quite useless to feel when you can't move. i was just using plants as an example

[@obxen-c1]

why do you feel like growing non sentient meat is worse than slaughtering a living being ?

[@CJV69]

If I can work in my sleep and have the time I am awake for myself I am quite fond of this concept

[@udhwuj68291]

If corporate america gets ahold of this technology, rest assured that it will not be used to your benefit, if you give these companies a hand they will take your arm (:

[@Mad_Cool]

you should watch Severance

[@bradynkesti8969]

I love that a good amount of these entries are seen in cyberpunk 2077

[@AlexRye-sv6no]

Best game ever made, i said what i said

[@hoot_645]

The metaverse vacation ifea actually sounds super cool and awesome and here's my reasoning: people are going to learn so much more about the world around them and be so much smarter about cultures and landmarks they've never seen before and it will feel like you're really there. The biggest disadvantage I see from this is it will absolutely kill tourism. Some people might be ok with that xD but a vast majority of businesses and governments might be very opposed

[@LVX-3]

22:42 I read a book called "The Loop," and in the book, there is this prison sentence drug called "Crawl," which basically slows down everything and makes you go through hell. Prisoners have attempted to commit suicide due to the nightmarish experience they went through while under its influence.

[@Cyynapse]

having access to insane brain technology for prisoners and instead of using it to rehabilitate them, using it to put them in the torment nexus is the most cyberpunk thing ive ever seen

[@ssjfrosty]

Most of these things arent even that bad because they'll never truly take off, they're just bad because of the possibility of what said thing can morph into so its all just theroy and what ifs. Like "VR vacations", no one will ever truly think that seeing a vr picture will equal going to a place in real life its just doomer brain thinking "oh no what if this takes over actual vacations 😱😱".

[@crzvm1lk]

yea its people over reacting

[@user-ed1ti5cw1j]

Its fs fear mongering i feel like this is made from a very paranoid person. I want to hear about something cool like a man made dog bird

[@anusaukko6792]

I mean, considering what governments and big companies can already do (big companies can hire paramilitary death squads in foreign countries for fun, parts of the government such as the CIA have aided in the collapse of multiple governments and hundreds of heinous operations for shits and giggles etc) its just natural to start thinking ''Okay, this concept could be pretty cool, but how could people twist it into a nightmare?'' since its an inevitability if it ever gets popular.

[@southofheck]

The vast majority of these will never take off and spiral into some dystopian doomer shit. But the issue is, only one of these really had to become a problem to lead into some dystopian bs. A lot of these already have speculative fiction written about them, or at least about something similar.

[@phantolmao]

Good goy. Now return to your pod and eat your bugs.

[@matejdvorak3134]

enjoyed the video! subscribed! hope you reach 100k soon

[@theodderotter6635]

geeked off the 150mg edible💀

[@restitutororbis964]

The eternal cart hit

[@theodderotter6635]

@@restitutororbis964 That reminds me of this one older dude i met and he smoked a fucking infinite bowl. My friends and i were camping and he appears out of fucking nowhere like a random encounter just to smoke a tiny ass bowl and deliver a fire ass comedy set for like 5 hours in which the bowl lived on. I have fucking dreams of that bowl and his magical piece

[@RedstoneCuba]

im fairly certain that the last time scientists tried to research what effects microplastics had on the human body, they werent able to find enough people without microplastics in them to actually make reliable test groups for statistics

[@picatsso6721]

ah sweet, Iceberg of Man Made Horrors (Beyond my Comprehension)

[@erichalvor516]

Thought-provoking and well researched. Good content. Sub added. 👍

[@DaNooch669]

The working during sleep would be so cool for something artistic and creative.

[@moonburn_the_lynx9099]

i didnt think this video would be so bad. around the end of the video a single tear streamed down my face

[@SharedPhilosophy]

23:45 People will say this is inhumane but then be completely fine with the concept of hell

[@OpposingFork]

religious people are either illogical or afraid

[@zolokill1182]

one would be reality, the other would be a theory. I don’t see the issue?

[@octavius.augustus]

​@@zolokill1182The problem is the people who promote it believe it and the cognitive dissonance is strong

[@HunterStiles651]

@@octavius.augustus The main difference is that Hell is (obstensibly) a punishment given out by an all-knowing and perfectly just God, so much so that the Bible speaks of him as though he were some sort of Lovecraftian Eldritch Horror on a number of occasions, where as the time dilation drug would be given out by humans, who are very much *not* those things. When Jesus warned us to "Judge not lest ye be judged", the idea is that whether someone does or does not deserve hell is not for humans to decide.

[@octavius.augustus]

@@HunterStiles651 there is no perfect justice if an eternal torment exists. If God can into all the harmful effects of people's bad actions, why punish then got longer then the negative effect of their sin? It makes no sense unless god is a sadist

[@Noctali_Volkova]

This video needs more attention. This is serious and important stuff to think about and discuss especially in this day and age.

[@Klikoderat]

Reading Dune 20 years ago: the Butlerian Jihad sounds stupid. Reading Dune now: the Butlerian Jihad is the answer to all our modern problems.

[@Carbon3979]

reading poo 20 seconds ago:the butt pisshad sounds stoopid reading poo now: the butt pisshad is le epic reddit sci fie modern politics donald trump left wing industrial fart fart kamala farris wheel???? erm okay thoughbeit

[@Squishypalms]

Imagine investing money into cow VR when you could just make their lives happier....wtf

[@CrazyStarr_]

Watch some pompous engineer create Roko’s basilisk just to prove a point.

[@LaPeppercorn]

"Prison Sentence Drugs" sounds like Michel "Discipline and Punish" Foucault's worst nightmare

[@the123joker]

so, how about that recent news of the first guy that got the neuralink implant?

[@1morbidity]

The front fell off.

[@glacierwolf2155]

Given that the implant allowed _air_ to seep into the man's brain, I'd say that it's going _very_ well.

[@tcscomment]

@@1morbidity lol

[@Jamdoe]

And played Civilization 6 for hours

[@goober_19]

Great video, I'm glad I stumbled across this channel. Stay safe m8.

[@firerat_]

love how 70% of this video is just capitalism

[@TJ_Sauce]

Capitalism is always the problem and I'm tired of everyone acting like it isn't.

[@gloverfox9135]

@@TJ_Saucego live in North Korea then. Maybe you’ll be happier there

[@frydemwingz]

I'm gonna have to interject right there, big dawg. The boston dynamics robots are mostly just investor scams if that makes you feel any better. Flying drones that we already use have 100x combat effectiveness than some goofy meme robo dog. A 90iq grunt with a rifle is still way more useful and deadly than one of those walking jokes. It can't even support it's body weight when firing, it cannot reload or unjam it's own weapon. If there is ANY problem at all, and there will be because it's a combat zone, it will be more than just useless, it will be a liability because it will either have to be sacrificed via self destruction, captured by the enemy, or retrieved by another soldier, putting a human at risk anyway and completely negating any benefit the army using it would get. This is NOT scary. That's why I say it's an investor scam, they have been putting out these choreographed puppet shows since we were children and they are still doing it. I've never seen one of these things in my life irl and likely never will. A man can go for days with no food, completely unsupervised and still cause potentially millions of dollars in damages via sabotage with his bare ass hands, that stupid metal puppet has to be baby sat every second, they still dont have a real use for them, even if they were provided for free! They need to be charged, connected via a signal that can be lost or jammed, have maintenance, and have a million weak points that humans dont have. You will NEVER see walking robo police. You will NEVER see goofy robot dogs used by the military in combat. Erosion of ethics or basic compassion we should have for each other even in a war is far more terrifying than any drone, there's so much they just havent done in wars because it's seen as so brutal and ghoulish. For instance in WW2, there were biological and chemical weapons that Germany and USSR both just didnt use on each other. Germany also never conscripted women into it's army even when it was losing. These kinds of things just wont be true in future wars and that's bone chilling to think about.

[@chicken29843]

Wait so you're worried about random pieces of meat we grow somehow gaining sentience despite literally having no way to do that but you're not worried about the actual animals that are actually suffering what a weird interpretation you have.

[@Kuratosuhanma]

Half of the iceberg: pretty good points, actually terrifying The other half: this is unknown to me so it is dangerous

[@andrewsad1]

"Imagine if these things experience some sort of consciousness," says the guy who not 1 minute ago says he has no qualms eating meat

[@just_zero]

'I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream' is a perfect exsample as to why we shouldn't create the torment nexus