‪@MrBallen‬

[@insanity4th63]

I’d love to know why enough people can’t demand Yale to make public the studies on Eddie, Bobby, and David

[@battlefuta9953]

Was a long time ago, not a lot of people probably knew about all details about research, before internet information traveled slow. Now it would be probably possibale, but it's past for most folk so they wouldn't care that much.

[@jokairou489]

Honestly, that crap should be exposed by default. It's not a matter of approval percentage. When someone does something that heinous or worse, it should be out in the open, no exceptions, no arguments.

[@freddymcshreddy6586]

It’s really unfortunate that this story probably would have turned out differently had it happened today. With the existence of modern internet, news coverage of this story would have spread MUCH faster and would’ve gained a lot more traction and support. Which would have made it even harder for the orphanage to keep this crap under lock and key.

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

@@freddymcshreddy6586 Doubt it. There was a lot of rich people involved and probably even the government. And they would make sure this stuff stays out of the public eyes like they have done with so many other things. They chose 2066 not because all the children involved would be dead at that point. But rather because all the Doctors etc that were involved would be dead at that point. So you can't hold anyone accountable anymore. And i am also 100% convinced that they still do social studies on orphans in this place. Or all kinds of other things. Its not a coincidence that this place is the number one supplier of adopted children for the rich elite.

[@freddymcshreddy6586]

@@sam-psonsmith9951 yeah i guess that argument about the internet making things easier goes both ways.

[@revafarleyleebiit]

Yes. I love this one. "Three Identical Strangers " is such a beautiful and heartbreaking documentary.

[@in_laymonsterms]

The one contributor to the study, the woman Mr. Ballin showed, she said that the study proved that genetics makes the person irregardless of environment, that "nature" supersedes nurture....however, the study ended up showing (unintentionally) through eddie's suicide, that nurture is just as important. The kids were genetic copies of each other, yet had very different environments in which they were brought up....the one who had a harder upbringing (at least in terms of his relationship with his father) is the one who committed suicide. There is an interplay between nature and nurture, between genetics, genetic expression and environment.

[@kasairyu524]

What pisses me off about the triplet story is that they knew the father for David was abusive based on a previous adopted child, and not only did they leave that kid there, they put David in there too…they set him up for a lifetime of emotional trauma.

[@tomsgrexit]

#2 sounds super believable, like that's something I would do without even thinking twice about it. I think that's what makes it so scary though, like how we misplace our keys or have two things in our hands like a phone and a drink then try to take a sip of the drink and accidentally bring the phone to our mouth instead.. Only if it's a parachute and you're plummeting towards the ground, it's not just 'oops' it's death.

[@-zerxvil-5208]

31:58 Wait. if Bobby mom a lawyer, why called other lawyers? why not from her firm?

[@jamesmoyner7499]

Everyone behind the scheme of the last story should have been sentenced to prison for the rest of their lives.

[@bungiecrimes7247]

Oh boy. Little kid when you grow and learn that everything we know and use is born from bloodshed, you'll get sick 🤢.

[@jamesmoyner7499]

@@bungiecrimes7247 I’m twenty-seven. I know a lot of horrible things done especially in the name of “Science” or “break throughs” like the Tuskagee Trials.

[@That_Doctor_Del_Fella]

There's a BBC series called Orphan Black which is about a woman named Sarah who discovers she's one of several clones, each raised in their own unique lifestyles in different countries, and the plot follows the clones as they attempt to uncover the truth of their existence. Its such a good show and Tatiana Maslany portrays each clone so well you will forget its the same person acting each role. Its like the Three Identical Strangers story on steroids and a show I absolutely recommend anyone who likes that kind of sci-fi mystery stuff.

[@kevinb314]

Great idea breaking up the commentary like that. Especially with this one, where the 3rd one is extra mind blowing!

[@crypticpainter7643]

Love you guys breaking down each story, made each story way more interesting. The triplets story was so mesmerizing to think about. 🤔

[@christopherclay14]

16:15 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 my man said his piece and then just begins eloquently siping his mug like a badass 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PenelopeFrank]

First story: the child was his stepson, not lover.

[@wwmandalore]

The triplet story is a good example of what happens when science is put before people. Those scientists cared more about what they could have learned from the study than the harm that came to their subjects.

[@johanh530]

Mrballen is just so good.

[@ragnarrlobrok8937]

Can you two please check out top 3 stories that sound fake but are 100% real part 11 ? Its one of my favorite episodes of this series...you absoulutely should check that out !!

[@Rand0mHero713]

Any video with Shorty cam never be ruined. Also love the idea for stopping the video between stories to discuss for this series.

[@jojoal7115]

Thank you for the reaction, I really enjoy watching your Channel 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰.

[@webbess1]

Well, that one triplet that committed suicide and had been raised in a poor family shows that environment does matter.

[@dtechthegod]

for the first story i live 2 hours from dc and one of the sniping locations happened like 2 min down the road from where i live at a restaurant parking lot i think the victim survived but that whole thing is bizarre

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

There are many places, where complacency can kill you very quickly, besides a hospital.

[@craigshrimpton5765]

It makes you wonder how much of this still goes on.

[@dinglemccrinkleberry2463]

Really love the content the both of y’all make. Keep up the great work!

[@bundi3600]

"The Three Identical Strangers" story would have been an interesting and amazing series... And imagine them finding other twins as the series progresses as they're trying to figure it out... Like some twins "strangers things" type shit with the lab and all... It's messed up but it would be some good film content

[@bungiecrimes7247]

I'm curious to know the data cause that is a genuine question I find important for our future.

[@bundi3600]

@@bungiecrimes7247 Same here and I think there are a bunch of other experiments in there as well. They ain't just hiding one experiment till 2066

[@fredericb873]

You should do a search on Peter Neubauer, the head scientist of that project. He escaped from Austria and my first thought was he might have wanted to continue some of the experiments in America,;but then Dr Neubauer was also Jewish so I don't really know. Good reaction as always.

[@carlosnunes929]

Really enjoyed this one, hopefully we get more Mr Ballen

[@kevinb314]

Yes, back with mr Ballin'!

[@coconyt3623]

Wassit 'Shorty'? (S)he looks both adorable and like (s)he'd devour me if I was there :D

[@christopherking4932]

That third story is unbelievable.

[@MessickGreg]

I have a degree in common sense and it says screw anybody that does you wrong. Make um pay by any means possible and if they don't I'll take care of it by any means possible

[@jokairou489]

Calm your ass. Shit like this happens because of extreme behavior. Be extreme yourself, then more atrocities will happen.

[@MessickGreg]

@@jokairou489 calm my ass ?? You can calm yours down but I'm taking care of business

[@MrEsphoenix]

I feel like the same conclusion on the last one could have been drawn by studying various children been raised the same way without having to split anyone up or do anything unethical. The way they did it just seems very backwards for a conclusion that's likely no more certain.

[@happyfairyjerry]

Always here for it❤️🥰

[@jhw2nd485]

Great reaction yall

[@nintendopeachgaming1647]

@They call me Hat Guy You guys have to check out the new stories, they are awsome.

[@joeltappenden4785]

Hey guys great video ❤ your reactions were also always the same as mine also I was also 12 at the time of the shootings and I also watched cos multiple times it was my favourite movie and I as a child always thought it would be it turned out to be number 3

[@Septembergirl70]

Love your Pittie! I have a white and brown Pittie boy 😄

[@calebgaming1636]

Hello guys I really like your videos so much and your try not to laugh videos there awesome 😎 😊❤❤❤

[@faya5280]

if only my pity is low i want to pull constellations for faruzan/gorou, i need both of them. i dont want to waste my pity for wanderer

[@donyelletaber6555]

IDK How Old Were Chad And Nikki In 2002 LOL. 20 Years Ago.

[@ahjhirfogg-parker8051]

Can y’all watch mrballen-Malibu’s most wanted it’s so sad and I love y’all

[@donyelletaber6555]

Chad And Nikki You Guys Have To React To HOW ASIAN PARENTS FLEX by STEVEN HE

[@christopherking4932]

Em I the only one that thinks that main doctor for this experiment looked like Danny devito.

[@RS-fy9hb]

If it's actually true that it's all nature, then criminals are kinda fucked, because that means evil is actually born... The world right now functions alot on nurture being actually effective, so if that's not true, it kinda changes things. But I have my suspicions, that this is just one study, that shows that twins and triplets share a lot of similar interests, but mental state can be heavily influenced by upbringing, and that determines which coping mechanisms you develop, so that might become the new question, which upbringing is best.

[@bungiecrimes7247]

We may never know... but I'd surely sin to simply get a chance of knowing.

[@webbess1]

Well, that one triplet that committed suicide and had been raised in a poor family shows that environment does matter.

[@jokairou489]

It's blatantly both genetics and nurture. Any reputable biologist or psychiatrist would know that. Your DNA is the blueprints for what you can do and become, then experience/exposure influences what degree of each part is biologically triggered. There's also RNA from viruses which we sometimes permanently contract from viruses, but that's a whole other subject. On a side note, nature is responsible for literally everything, including what we humans create. So, I don't understand why it's still used as a term to differentiate.

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

I don't think Mr. Ballen knows what "late model" means. That was clearly, about a 1985 Chevy Caprice. So it was at least 16 years old, at the time of this story. Not exactly late model.

[@ShadowDemon_4]

I don't want to be rude but that second story sounds like a Loony Tunes bit.

[@1986SuperVegeta]

The conclusion they made from the study was complete BS. Likely one of the reasons they sealed the information, aside from it being unethical is that reality of the results proved their conclusion either completely wrong or inconclusive. Sure the brothers shared many interests, but as evidenced by the breakdown of their relationship over business and how they reacted to other scenarios, there personalities were quite different.

[@SinisterYT_]

Please watch top 3 places you can't go and people who went anyways part 20 and react to his newest vid

[@NathanLundholm]

I give up. Takes two hours to start watching the video they are supposed to react to. Boring.

[@TheycallmeHatGuy]

Bye 👋

[@gnarlynikki]

It was literally two minutes lmfao 😅

[@NathanLundholm]

@@gnarlynikki Two minutes that felt like two hours waiting for them to get to the reaction.

[@NoahFishing7]

please try not to talk too long it ruins the experience.

[@gnarlynikki]

Mr ballen’s video is in the description. Just watch his original video if you don’t like reactions.

[@NoahFishing7]

@@gnarlynikki I'm just giving you constructive criticism. Don't take it personal. Just shorten the intro and you'll be good.

[@gnarlynikki]

@@NoahFishing7 right, but no one asked for your criticisms. It was literally a two minute intro. Like? Wtf. Go watch the original video and stop trying to tell other people how to act. Bye