Man Looks At "Strange Earth" And Feels Suspicious

[@GregBroDudeMan]

Me when the Earth is Strange: 😳

[@Rugbeeruder]

😳

[@carnival_klownz]

We when the earth is strange

[@LimeMehu]

😳

[@KingSoupofSoupia]

Relatable 😳

[@taylorcole7542]

Wow thanks for spoiling the whole video 😳

[@crazyb135]

I love the new outtro of you asking us, "What're you still doing here, dude?" Gets me laughing so hard every time 😆

[@maidenreligion12]

So the bird flock falling from the sky is thought to be from a predatory bird swooping down onto the flock, like a falcon or a hawk. A chain reaction as the birds on top forced the ones on the bottom down, they just happened to be close enough to the ground where this happened.

[@abee5723]

Likely starlings, as well...top bourgeoise clan

[@samuelargyropoulos1249]

I’ve heard it could have been an electrical shock from the cloud of birds bridging the gap between two high voltage lines, meaning basically the whole flock got electrocuted at once. Not sure if this is true but it would explain what looks like smoke, and how many were injured after the fact.

[@amberdawn5372]

Getting caught in a freak downdraft/microburst wind event is another possibility to add to the list. They're usually associated with storms, but "dry" microbursts can happen and the video does look a bit cloudy and overcast.

[@sauntering6952]

this chain rlly gave me sm new info abt birds and their world 😭

[@Bearkat87]

I think it was something electrical the way the all seemed to react so suddenly and some fell out

[@lulu.chains.88]

We've advanced this far so fast because of education imo. The more widespread knowledge there is and the smarter people become the more advancements can be made. And when humanity bands together to do this we can achieve things very quickly.

[@Skateandcreate9]

So we are simultaneously becoming smarter and dumber as a collective, interesting…

[@mlokgerm]

This is actually kinda true. If I remember correctly, one of the reasons we barely advanced during the Middle Ages is because the Catholic Church suppressed any education of the common folk and just science in general. Once we sort of got away from that and the church had less power and control over everything we began to advance in science pretty quickly. This is probably a gross oversimplification but yeah.

[@blehh_mae]

also its not like advancement is linear, we didnt just go from horses to carriages to cars to planes, we had horses then we decided to use wood to make carriages, then we discovered we can mine metals and we can use a bunch of random things to make an engine and other stuff to make cars, then we eventually upscaled that and thought about what makes stuff fly, and that all took a long time because how do you discover something that doesnt exist yet easily, and because for a while we were only caring about religion and royalty instead of science

[@-desertpackrat]

Yes, partly, it's also because we no longer allow a single religious organization to conquer and erase entire civilizations, and we don't limit education based on gender, race, etc. 200 years ago women couldn't go to school, partly because religion told us women have to stay subservient to men, not possible if they're equally educated. Britain and other white and Christian groups were constantly destroying cultures and then beating people into forgetting their language and old ways, if someone was about to invent airplanes in the year 1600, they were about to get invaded by Europe and whatever plans and ideas they had, became a life of imprisonment and slavery. If some soldier found the schematics for a plane someone in Africa was inventing, they'd burn it and call it a book of dark magic or something because they hated anything they didn't understand or recognize. Just as an example. No one could invent or learn or explore anything until we stopped the constant religious invasions and suppression of scientific topics. It's tragic, we could be so far ahead if we'd stopped all of it way sooner and allowed everyone to learn and figure out our world without fear of being tortured or destroyed.

[@onyourleft4194]

and it's also because science/advancements tend to be a snowball effect kind of thing. once you make a major breakthrough - such as electricity - then further major breakthroughs tend to come quicker - like advanced electronics (if that makes sense)

[@seanrasmussen2877]

Idk what it is, but Greg looks extra cool today

[@noahcoffman2628]

def the backwards hat

[@totally_a_duck6982]

the jean hat. the jat.

[@ablationer]

the jat

[@Aghul]

Probably (hear me out) ... aliens.

[@angelit161]

Its not him, its the alien Greg.

[@RolandOfFrancia]

I have no idea how I survived five whole days without Greg posting

[@PizzaGreasewastakenwastakenwas]

Five nights without Greg

[@Jimothy-723]

1:34 we had trains, steam ships, electricity, automatic weapons, and factories during the 1800's. Horse and buggy was by far the lowest tech transportation available. We had cars by then!

[@OllieOxyn]

The tops of the spheres are dark because they were exposed to the surface air. You can see how the sphere doesn't fit completely inside the hole that was dug, just that small portion sticks out and allows algae and other microorganisms to live on it and stain it.

[@skywares]

Really glad I read this after the spheres bit started I would've been so confused 😂 also Greg making his ice cream a sphere as he eats it (with bowl and spoon and not like scooping it) 💀 it just threw me lol I've seen ppl make "soup" but not spheres

[@Nedread]

As impressive as that AI movie trailer looks, it doesn't feel like a movie trailer - it feels like an advert for a perfume, random technology, cars. You know, those kind of adverts that don't have a coherent story, just random catchy images. And I think that's what's ultimately preventing AI from creating certain human art forms such as writing or film, to the standard that we expect from fellow humans: AI may know the definition of the parameters we give them, but it will never be able to completely understand those parameters.

[@kiiturii]

exactly what I thought, it's like a trailer made of only b-roll footage, there's 0 substance

[@lc4633]

If aliens helped us advance they would be disappointed in us today 😂😂

[@Skateandcreate9]

They probably control the most powerful world governments

[@girafficationzone9521]

Oh so thats why they're coming back all sneaky-style, to keep us on our toes😅

[@Aiodiam]

I feel like I'm pretty 'conspiracy proof' at this point. Birds are cameras? Ok, cool, have fun watching me do a whole hell of a lot of uninteresting stuff all day

[@cassie2561]

really wish the cameras would stop projectile shidding on my deck chairs

[@terribletito11]

Oh the cameras are tracking my moves? I bet going to the grocery store is worth investigating

[@micahfoley9572]

i like the one where people are like "there's so much more science today than when science was punishable by death as witchcraft. how suspicious"

[@Detoxpain]

That first one is a discredit to all the amazing technological advancements that we made in those 1500 years.

[@Pdstor]

3:38 Thunderstorm collapse//downdraft is my guess. This effect brought an airliner down over Dallas once. 5:00 is volcanic rock in use for a long time in Cappadocia; there used to be Churches in there.

[@tim_the_traveler]

Greg really has that Pro Skater vibe going on.

[@Aaaaaaaalonika]

I’ve been obsessed with space since I was literally a toddler. I’ve followed space related stuff since I’ve had access to technology and NOT ONCE have I realized that when we go to the moon next year tHE VIDEO QUALITY WITH BE GREAT OMG IM EXCITED

[@andrejo7532]

Hey Costatrican here In regards to the rocks, they say there are only about 200 but some others have been found and keep gettin found. The oldest ones are from 4 and 500 Bc! The rock in the picture looks like that because the top has been dug longer than the rest. Its been out for longer time, touched more, brushed more etc etc .

[@Snakecggg]

For the rock spheres, the discolored part was above ground, the rest of it was under.

[@Mephiey]

Genuinely underrated youtuber. Been watching for a while now, never fails to make me laugh. Cheers, DudeMan 🍻

[@esca3119]

I swear, every time I'm having a particularly horrible day and least 1 amazing KZbin gives me something to lighten my mood. Thanks for being that video for me today, GregBroDudeMan

[@thewugglyump8045]

My father's hobby lately has been watching 'Ancient Aliens' and similar shows and telling me all about them. This video kind of felt like Sunday dinner with him. I mean that as a compliment.

[@kenzie9027]

With the tech thing it’s like the very well known saying “ we got the ball rolling” electricity allowed things to happen a lot faster and easier

[@ClipperHorizon]

On the subject of why aliens would come to earth when mineral resources are highly available elsewhere, I highly recommend the short story "Brains Isn't Everything" by Christopher Anvil, available in the collection "The Trouble with Aliens." If you're at all interested in classic sci-fi shorts, Murray Leinster and Christopher Anvil have a lot of excellent little stories.

[@StarBrained]

a “glacier pool water video” snuck up on me in shorts. So dude stands on the edge to dip his cup in because it was “so clear and fresh” and I instantly thought don’t you dare.. then threw up in my mouth when they stuck the camera in the milessss long crack I swear I saw the devil at the center of the earth 💀

[@emz33]

12:07 Greg, it’s all matter, so it all matters

[@GregBroDudeMan]

Haha that’s a wonderful reference, you got me

[@mo6253]

A cloudy day and a gregbrodudeman video go hand in hand

[@danaj-b9452]

People are so scared about AI movies but like realistically, are people actually going to even want to watch that? I feel like it's going to fizzle out in a few years as a fad

[@maynardtrendle820]

"I guess we'll give the horses like, I don't know...shirts?" 🐎👔 History explained.😂

[@franticfish1644]

16:01 Was sitting there thinking "I like this guy" and nearly jumped out of my skin, you bas**** 😂

[@skywares]

3:41 yes its called highway hypnosis! Perfectly normal, and its ususally safe. The "zoning out" and lack of memory is bc our brains make memories based on novelty so if nothing happens then you don't form memories. If you get home and don't remember it that means it was a relatively safe, normal drive! 😁 so don't feel bad lol

[@Apollobudbud]

7:15 archaeologist here! The top was most likely a different colour because it was exposed to the environment, while the rest remained buried. The soil level looks to be about the same as where the darker part of the sphere is.

[@brayanjavier2452]

he's wearing is hat backwards. He must be cool as heck! Nice video man!

[@Brenilla]

My favorite Strange World thing (well what I would classify under a we live in a strange world) is basalt columns. Take a look at them it’s pretty crazy, Devils post pile and devils tower are some lovely examples of natural formations of Basalt that are pretty crazy. Also also the VfX artist thing, please don’t harp on them it’s the studios fault, demanding so much so little time. VFX is still not a huge huge industry, and just like other animators they get Sucky pay and have to work under severe crunch and overtime witch even goes un paid in numerous cases. (Let alone if we look at VFX artists getting any form of residuals witch is rarely ever done) Their is plenty wrong with AI currently and it only will make big companies worse creatively and ethically. (not to say AI is entirely bad their is potential just a ton of issues)

[@Martainia]

Months ago when I first watched a Water Scary video I never would have believed that I would, months later, be watching an Earth Weird video with the same guy in it. 2023 wild 🤯

[@Littleeblue2010]

Something to think about: why would we need to communicate or encounter aliens, when you do it everyday when talking to other humans.

[@acacacacacacaccaca7666]

There were steam powered ships capable of transporting 150 passangers across the Atlantic ocean in 1800

[@tefflows5674]

I think these huge stone spheres should be a message to posterity that people at that time just had really big balls

[@-desertpackrat]

12:30 I always wonder what it's like for very tiny things, do they know we exist? Because if we're tiny to something else, we sure can't see them. When the scale of something is so enormous to you it's almost like another dimension. For example in the Ant Man movies when they use the Quantum Realm, they basically go into another realm, they really only shrunk down, they're technically still in the same "world", but they've entered a new olane of dimension, being so tiny that the world above no longer touches or affects them. Also it must be so wild to be a bug that isn't too small to see us, anything we can see with our naked eye, usually they can also detect us. I saw a pseudoscorpion the size of a pin head once while hiking and when I bent down to look closer, the little guy raised his little fake claws at me, as if he would fight me or something. To imagine something so tiny seeing me as so big and still putting up his fists ready to throw hands, incredible. If I looked up and saw a face leaning down out of the sky to look at me, I would likely pee my pants, not take a fighting stance and challenge it to an honorable battle. How can something so tiny be so brave? Humans freak out just imagining the possibility that we're tiny and something big is up there so big we can't even see it from this distance, we couldn't handle such a life.

[@serenathewitch8274]

On the subject of having universes in us, id argue micro organisms are absolutely a thing. Microscopic biomes of germs and bacteria and other single cell organisms exist everywhere, including within your own body.

[@yavin99]

What makes the cuts on the giant blocks so impressive is the fact its basalt and you need a diamond tipped saw to cut stone like this today and most megalithic stone structures like this from around the world are made from very hard stone that can only be cut with diamonds.

[@samuelargyropoulos1249]

Could you still use chisels to create a strait fissure through the block like how marble is cut?

[@aquacleaning4994]

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[@yavin99]

I don't know but modern scientist/archeologist say the strongest metal was bronze tools invented 3000-4000 years ago definitely wouldn't be strong enough.@@samuelargyropoulos1249

[@CChissel]

That’s absolutely false. That’s a myth and a misconception, propagated by conspiracy theorists. You don’t need diamond to cut it, you can use another stone, or to saw it you would use sand and water. This has all been replicated using ancient tools and techniques that have been successful.

[@GogiRegion]

To be fair, we use diamond to cut diamond, so couldn’t they have used basalt to cut basalt?

[@plushloler]

I really like how you're branching out your content.

[@pch1370]

I think the way to describe this sub is "undiagnosed schizophrenia."

[@brookethebookquintana]

Whenever I hear conspiracy theories about the past and there’s the question of why they did what they did, I just think what the heck would you actually not do during your life??? There wasn’t shit else to do so why not practice carving spheres??

[@SatiricalSunflower]

Maybe the strange earth things are the friends we made along the way

[@medicine2202]

Your videos are awesome dude Pretty steady lately keep it up !!

[@alteredizzy]

There is another world below ours. It's all the tiny germs and microscopic size bugs.

[@existentialmartian]

I love the "Bad Vibes Only" in the background bahahahahaha.

[@PeterIsAutistic]

I'm already feeling strange.

[@PamaDirector]

2:13 I had an experience exactly like this, except with bugs. I couldn’t tell what bug it was, but a massive group of bugs fell around and on me, and scared me. I brushed them off and ran, but then they just flew off like nothing happened

[@RealBradMiller]

9:09 though not as large, Puma Punku has precisely cut large enough stones to warrant a side eye!! Can't believe we as a civilization are trying to figure all those techniques out.

[@baskoning9896]

Ball: 'why does the top look different, could it be that's where the ground level was for centuries?'

[@danthesolarman6480]

“There’s a lot of balls out there” - GregBroDudeMan 2023

[@Amethyst.]

7:14, its because the top was exposed but the rest was underground

[@timbomb374]

Not only did tech growth go exponential, but so did the world population, combined with wider education efforts, which means even more tech growth.

[@tobykilla1403]

Modern People continue to underestimate the intelligence of Ancient People lol.

[@bluchismoon]

14:03 it's all flash, no substance. It looks like random clips of a Star Wars or star wars "inspired" movie. But it said nothing in its imagery.

[@ohno_da_idiot3230]

What are you doing? Scroll back up, you can't multi-task

[@CRYYY0FF34R]

my bad fam 😔☝️

[@mozzstickdestroyer]

thanks greg, needed it today

[@Aaaaaaaalonika]

I have never been more happy for someone to go “eugh!” in reaction to me

[@Casta2]

7:30 the top most likely is different because it was exposed while the rest was underneath the dirt. Seems to align pretty well with the dirt height they dug out. I would still try to crack one open in case they put stuff in it there is plenty anyway one more or less should not be an issue.

[@melissalibria]

"This is my new thing, where I just walk off camera" 🤣

[@Insert.nickname_here]

We’re the only planet known to have trees. That makes wood worth more than gold in terms of the known universe or whatever. That’s why aliens came here. We were just an added bonus.

[@culturedpotato9497]

Greg is too cool for school with that hat sheeesh

[@bobbobbo5278]

Those rock spheres are remenants of the ancient being known as Target 🔴

[@JerseyTeal]

Hat got me giggling and kicking my feet

[@Livvyellisor]

Nice jat (jeans hat)

[@ashmckinney3593]

Thanks Greg! I always listen to you before bed to have good vibes! And now I've found your Captin channel so thats awesome!

[@-Reagan]

Unique assets to earth 🌏 1) Life 2) Water

[@jordkells]

water is not unique to Earth

[@Wall3Wapter]

Life probably is neither, we just haven't found it yet.

[@formaggio9258]

The fact that bro highlighted that white fluff on his shirt made me focus on it entirely through the video

[@CheezYtEdition]

truly a strange earth moment (love your videos btw)

[@GhostOnHiatus]

Aliens.

[@moltenren3439]

this guy REALLY likes Minecraft cave sounds, and I am ALL here for it!

[@janet180971]

The birds 'dropping' from the sky is simply they got hit with a downburst

[@yagamilight08]

Been missing the SCP videos so much... nevertheless it's always a good time when Greg uploads

[@bojow8102]

Thank you for the videos 👍👍 I really enjoy looking at stuff with you 😆🤗

[@robinwright8709]

The dark ages were called that for a reason. For a good chunk of history innovations werent being made because of the sheer struggle to survive.. famines, diseases, war... no one was inventing at the time

[@samhuisman6245]

what a dubious video... kinda suspicious, honestly

[@micahfoley9572]

that's not even the biggest stone block lol. dudes just believe whatever the hell they want and they had levels back in the day. to make perfectly plat polished stone, all you need need is a bowl of water and some some sand.

[@timbomb374]

Our ecosystem itself is probably more valuable to aliens just because it's rare and more interesting than rocks.

[@erich930]

The point of the asteroid one is that we call "rare earth metals" "rare" because they are rare in the crust. Earth, in fact, has an abundance of rare earth metals in the mantle and core because they are the heavy elements, so they sank to the center. Aliens looking for resources would have a very easy time finding them literally everywhere except on planets.

[@3396kj]

When he zoomed in on the speck on his shirt, I lost it 😂

[@Sibakib3]

Conspiracy: gregbrodudeman is chill guy

[@kaleido9631]

That moment when you ironically mentioned your hat without mentioning that it's a JEAN hat.... >___>

[@meanie5416]

i think we advanced faster partly bc widespread communication (letters to printing press to internet) allowed for more knowledge to be widespread, and i also think we started advancing faster bc we stopped dying as fast

[@shelleykelley3320]

I enjoy your perspective on things.

[@Realm_Splitter]

Those birds tried to "Muder" that house....

[@TricksterWeazel]

6:41 That right there is the first failed Saiyan invasion.

[@AllTheButtons87]

The zoom in on the freckle during speculation about small worlds within big worlds 😂😂😂

[@anjimaru7180]

My favorite videos to watch after a long, grueling day ❤️

[@xbellahart]

has anyone else realised how cool gregbrodudeman is today because of his backwards hat

[@micahfoley9572]

cooler than a coronal hole

[@Neckromorph]

A backwards denim hat? This is peak Greg.

[@ggmann13]

I'm disappointed this video wasn't titled: "man looks at strange earth and feels strange"

[@jayjonesrgaming]

4:15 can’t fool me, that’s just the inside of a Solstheim house

[@theultimateusukfan]

"Ye Olden days were just Minecraft." -- Greg

[@script_crafter]

The rapid advancement of technology in the 1800s to the 2000s directly corporates to majors wars, especially WW1 and WW2, the wars of the time alongside the industrialization of major nations becoming widespread stirred technological advancements in the war and industry fronts, which then after or during the wars discriminated to the people, and then the Cold War continued that trend with space and other items which then created our modern world :)

[@ejokurirulezz]

The ancient cities were used multiple times throughout history, either to protect themselves from natural disasters or hiding from enemies( that's the safest way I can say it). As of the elements, I assume they're mostly referring to one specific heavy metal. Strontium, lanthanum, cerium, gold(which I assume is what they're referring to) etc. , can be formed by a collision of two neutron stars.

[@TheNiceDemon69]

One of the many things that I love about your videos are the titles😂they're just so literal

[@robertjack4329]

Keep in mind, in about 30 years or so many comic book characters such as superman will be oublic domain. And looking at that trailer imagine the movies that will be made by regular people.

[@zisaletter4602]

iirc re underground cities it's mostly bc of a. lack of available building material aboveground, b. safety from heat and weather and c. safety from other people Trying to Kill You looked up the spheres, they have a wikipedia page. stone spheres of costa rica. sometimes called the Diquís spheres, attributed to an extinct culture of the same name. the significance is unknown though. the top is probably discolored bc it was not underground edit: wow as expected the ai generated thing is trash. all ai generated copies of human art are trash. it's just copying a bunch of stuff from dune and marvel. shocking. here's to people who actually do real art and CGI work instead of lazily stealing from others

[@davidbiagi2932]

I think that bird video was 100% in reverse