Science Experiments That Went Horribly Wrong

[@TheInfographicsShow]

What experiments have you heard of and weren't mentioned here?

[@berryberrykixx]

The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiments.

[@berryberrykixx]

And also, Slotin wasn't the only one to die from the Demon core going critical. Another scientist named Harry Daghlian was also killed by it going prompt critical.

[@berryberrykixx]

Chernobyl?

[@willyreeves319]

the Mengele experiments on twins

[@Newb1eYou_]

hi

[@evaristegalois6282]

Bruce Banner is typing...

[@theobservr_]

And thats how I became the hulk

[@katsu6934]

Évariste Galois still typing...

[@SirTent526]

Évariste Galois: I HULK I AM NOT HERE?! HULK SMASH LIKE A TRUCK WITH TWO GUNS

[@jacobkeary6740]

"Or something went horribly right"

[@bernadeterocha1349]

Hi

[@anvilmemetrooper]

*Top 10 pranks that’ve gone too far*

[@cameronmaltbie4435]

#1 my creation

[@THEshaggyrogers]

cameron maltbie 0: you

[@mickillafirelive7814]

Lord Azreal Lais school is the reason why I have friends

[@epicboxx3838]

Lord Azreal Lais CAN YOU NOT

[@Nettywettyyy]

Aaaaaaaa

[@paysonterhune290]

I love the creepy way your animations just kind of sway slightly in place...very very sinister...

[@TheInfographicsShow]

🙏

[@extrapathos]

😈

[@davisjohnson5688]

or just lazy XD

[@alysdexia]

Scribblenauts does that.

[@erichodosh2933]

I can't imagine orphans have ever been used for anything other than unethical and horrifying experiments.

[@scribbles998]

Who they gonna tell? They're parents?

[@daerdevvyl4314]

Scribbles Yeah, I guess some orphans are parents.

[@Buffalobillythekid]

daer devvyl nice

[@lceC0ldHeart]

I probably would have knew it was a expirment and slapped my thrapist if I had negative teacher as a kid.

[@knucklepuck7263]

@@pranaypatil3114 key word being monkeys.

[@samparkinson8849]

That one crazy dad who kept his child in isolation for years to see if she could still talk/interact normally afterwards. She obviously couldn't Her life was ruined He was obviously an independent or sth experimenter

[@themoribundapathetic4530]

this is my life but not an experiment

[@justdylan3916]

Teachers: if you fail keep trying again ME: redos a explosion teachers: stop!

[@TheMattc999]

Dylan Interlastnamehere but, but but..... JUST STOP 😞

[@ricefloppa2800]

HILARIOUS!!

[@kewixi]

Heh heh

[@RedShadowz007]

😑

[@justdylan3916]

Sorry for the bad jokes :-D

[@ItsZDay]

The stanford prison experiment has been shown time and time again by shows like this, the massive issue is that he was manipulating and encouraging the guards, so there was no realness it was literally a teacher pushing to get the results he wanted. It's been discredited as an actual experiment.

[@countryboyblue21]

Watch the movie it is awesome and fairly fairly well detailed

[@Dells5309]

I was hoping someone would bring that up...it was nothing like pop culture made it out to be

[@thelegendaryyeet7736]

It is considered a simulation, since there were no dependent or independent variables.

[@tewtadle268]

ItsZDay I wrote this too and then scrolled down for other people who mentioned it too

[@neutronalchemist3241]

That Zimbardo was manipulating the experiment is a mere possibility. Fact is that the experiment became so famous that, at many years distance, all those that participated are encouraged to lie, or at least to have selective memories, about it.

[@rea8585]

Horrible experiments, most interesting topic in our psychology class 😀

[@TheInfographicsShow]

👍

[@SCP--ic9in]

Rea Kariz shut up

[@Intimidation571]

@@SCP--ic9in what's your problem😐

[@skinner321]

My psych classes taught these as an aside. It was only later I realized the true implications of these studies.

[@AAllen-br8it]

You look evil

[@tiffanystarr2922]

My brother stuttered after a teacher would yell at him every time he said anything wrong. He refused to talk in school for years after and would stutter at home in fear he’d get yelled at for speaking incorrectly.

[@craigthegymrat]

After just shouting

[@theultimatewarlord69420]

Just give him this advice: From my experience, stuttering will only get you into much more trouble rather than standing for yourself and responding, even if it is the incorrect answer. I learnt that the hard way

[@christinaharris1048]

Is his name markel?

[@nexpro6118]

@@theultimatewarlord69420 majority, not ALL people who stutter, can stop stuttering if they just slow themselves down when talking and not to over think it. A lot of them stutter because they are afraid of stuttering.

[@randallbesch2424]

What about speech therapy? I have gone through it. It suppresses the stutter.

[@carolinacoreas7716]

"chill bro, it's just a social experiment!" - person participating as a ward in the Stanford prison experiment.

[@michaelmckinnon1591]

Some of the people who played guards in the Stanford Prison Experiment were sadistic just because they wanted to be, others who didn't know how guards should behave followed their example

[@nichsulol4844]

don't try anything if obvious

[@puppetshow669]

It’s just a prank, bro!

[@nexpro6118]

@@michaelmckinnon1591 Here comes all the comment in the comment section who think they are scientists and can give their 2 cents on this video topic because they passed 6th grade science class lol. 🙄

[@youthought3521]

i knew i shouldn’t have put that foil in the microwave

[@yeetusreetus4607]

But i did it anyways

[@seko0629]

*BOOM BABY*

[@gloriaportillo7216]

Try Wetting It And Putting It In Toaster That Would Work Better

[@yathishbl3757]

Wow you dumb...Everyone knows ovens are only used to heat canned foods lol

[@PommiAbby303]

you have 550 likes now

[@russieraholic_old]

Respects to a great scientist. You’ll forever be my idol, Madame Curie.

[@zap3231]

She wasn't the one who subjected herself to the most danger and went the farthest when it comes to radiaton, actually. A guy researching the so-called "Devil's Core" (a MASSIVE ball of plutonium) was. Look it up, that guy was insane

[@rondaxen88]

Simp

[@i6luv7me]

@@rondaxen88 found the 14 year old

[@shadowlynxv6082]

🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠

[@rondaxen88]

Nicole Friesman lol it was a joke

[@GamerFromJump]

“I sought to prove that people can be lead to being horrible. It went horribly right.”

[@extrapathos]

That one lonely man who died in the hurricane, RIP.

[@Skunkieboo]

Honestly surprised that, even with time constraints, the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment wasn't included. Especially since it went on for 40 years (1932-1972)

[@r.johnson7798]

I was JUST thinking this! I can only guess why...

[@robokill387]

Technically is wasn't an experiment, it was a study. They didn't actually infect the men with syphilis like many videos claim, what they actually did is withhold treatment while telling the men they were being treated, so they could study the progression of the disease.

[@jncp5965]

@@robokill387 So they just watched the people die because they thought their lives after the experiment were irrelevant and unimportant? Because black lives don't matter, right? Is that what you mean?

[@EllaEllaEh]

Yeah, that was effed up.

[@DonnaBrooks]

Sadly, that study didn't go "wrong", meaning that it didn't have unforeseen consequences like the others. This video is supposed to be about experiments that went wrong, not unethical experiments.

[@tommyjohnson3519]

Milgram wasn’t trying to prove people can do nasty things. He was testing if people would do nasty things when instructed to by an authority figure

[@rondaxen88]

We know

[@dacypher22]

The video says that.

[@csxxmm4234]

Once i experimented while cooking an omelette ...Im glad its not on this list

[@donutsteel6797]

Now I'm curious about what happened.

[@handjsjdj8608]

Donut Steel as am i we demand answers

[@hoot3937]

Yes

[@TheRugbyClubHQ]

Answers!

[@oynarn]

69 like lol

[@connordaley2480]

6:25: this involved orphans. Me: ok, bye now.

[@YoO161]

Wat

[@Garrett_Bear_Stap]

What a qussy

[@mushroomstew4557]

I was trying to do an experiment and i thought it was going well until my parents yelled at me for adding onions to kool aid

[@daerdevvyl4314]

Mushroom Stew You must be stopped!

[@redrobsanthem9206]

daer devvyl *killed

[@exems6204]

THAT IS SO BAD! STOP IT! YOU WILL OOF!

[@unkledoda420]

Such madness!

[@darrylbrooks8714]

Wasting good cool-aid because you were bored, I'd yell at you too

[@amaldev3692]

The dislikes are from people who came here thinking Frankenstein was on the list

[@sudxn9764]

Ryuzaki Todoroki or the Hulk

[@_salzberri]

Ryuzaki Todoroki loooool

[@user-sf4fy8bq1h]

Or from people who know the truth about the Stanford Prison Experiment.

[@tava5286]

And that’s the tea sis

[@Matt-md5yt]

or maybe the Russian Sleep Experiment

[@kingsting5710]

I heard through my psychology professor that it was only the Australians in milgrim's experiment who were the most resilient as far as saying no to giving more shocks. So hats off to you guys from a Brit👍

[@sammykay4877]

Thanks mate✌️

[@DakSenTheFox]

The only experiment I tied and failed at is social interaction

[@custodianguard749]

Me too. Haha

[@Kiki-gs6ml]

Me too

[@chillipepperfiend1657]

Same

[@Anxyte]

F

[@unikeko96]

Same

[@deegee4744]

“It all started when I was born...”

[@bard416]

8:46 *well, she didn't skip leg day*

[@movedchannels1830]

*_Dem legz_*

[@frankv7068]

I experimented sneezing with my eyes open, now I’m blind

[@fish_n_chips1411]

Great typing blind man!!!

[@ladycheyne5607]

I was catapulted into the future. You people really need to sterilize the Kardashians/Jenners.

[@nathanielbean3119]

Kushagra deep uh he could have used Speech-to-text

[@zillentdelta1339]

@@fish_n_chips1411 Speech to text

[@vergilevaderofchildsupport9979]

How would he press the speak button

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

The Monster Study is so messed up! You don't experiment on children! Period!

[@tommyfox854]

Agreed, I can't imagine the rage that was going through their heads when they learned that their suffering was an experiment. I would've straight up murdered those asholes if ya ask me. If I ever get word of an experiment like that again, prey to whoever you prey to that nothing bad happens to them. >=(

[@markymark5198]

How else are we going to know how to stop and start stuttering.

[@tommyfox854]

@@markymark5198 I prefer stop (I have my own problems with stuttering because I stutter sometimes.) because it does make it hard to talk to, well, anyone. Just, just please don't get me angry on this topic, it's 8:47PM and I'm in no mood for an argument. (I'm never in the mood for an argument.) Have a nice day.

[@markymark5198]

@@tommyfox854 it was a joke. If you cant control your emotions thats not my problem kiddo. Tata.

[@tommyfox854]

@@markymark5198 Oh, sorry, I just have a hard time telling what's a joke and what's not (When it's not completely clear to me.) sense I hear jokes so often. And yeah I do have a bit of a problem with controlling my emotions (Especially my anger.), I have a short fuse for all five. It doesn't take much to set them off. Yes I'm tired and sorry for giving the impression of being someone who can't take a joke and has emotional problems, I seem to do that under my own nose. Anyway, sorry for ruining your joke and have a nice day. {=|

[@allthingstrea6419]

😐 wow! Didn’t mention the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment

[@treasurewallace5121]

Exactly injecting specifically black people ent that isn't even thought of smh

[@Xdddlmaoo]

@@treasurewallace5121 what happened there

[@ren2719]

This channel is so informative and not in a boring way!! 💞💕💝💗💘💖💓

[@PaulGaither]

"Decimated by 10%" that is what decimated means... one in 10.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

Historically, yes it can also mean by a large percentage period. Still, I'm sure this wasn't intentional and they just made a mistake

[@itszian7241]

You got it from Vsauce ryt

[@PaulGaither]

@@itszian7241 - High school 20 years ago.

[@PaulGaither]

@@GyeongmiBaeb - Because people keep using it wrong in large numbers. Are we going to accept "should of" over "should have + past participle" just because people write that?

[@bloodboy8273]

I did a social experiment with my friends we wore blind folds and listened to horrifying sounds not monsters but screams and voices it was to see how different minds react to fear, we still have yet to recover from our mistake

[@cabbagelover]

Infographic Show Experiments That Went Horribly Wrong. There is monster at thumbnail.. * i clicked * no Monster..

[@zap2960]

They were monsters in this video. There more commonly known as humans.

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Watch again...

[@michaelweston409]

I can’t talk no more Then she just hung up the phone 😂

[@davisjohnson5688]

clickbait

[@shadowfox3442]

@@davisjohnson5688 not really I saw the monster and you can see it too! Simply get a mirror, #2 look into the mirror, #3 done

[@peterthepanda]

Agent P(erry the Platypus)'s nemesis does that like every episode.

[@hermanbrits611]

Doofenshmorts

[@sudhirasingh]

Doofenshmirtz evil incorporateddd

[@frozenfamilybrrrrrrfromwin2662]

Yesssssss

[@harrisonlee9585]

The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment deserves an episodes

[@charles67198]

Im so sick of hearing about the stanford prison experiment. THERE ARE ACTUAL PRISONS!!!!

[@PeteS_1994]

Like Abu Ghraib

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

@@PeteS_1994 Abu Ghraib has been closed for 6 years now...

[@GrizzlyTank]

Not to mention it was conducted in a subjective manner, not objective at all. The guy in charge encouraged the guards to be mean and specifically told them to act as aggressively as possible.

[@Gebri3l]

@@GrizzlyTank this happens in every field, people who haven't earned their title tend to let it go to their head.

[@УрошКалиниченко]

9:00 The removal of 10% is exactly what Decimated means

[@fsmoura]

Like the one that opened the interdimensional demon portal in Mars.

[@minerliton2481]

Ikr

[@greetzer]

The one that happened 2 years ago??

[@zam50]

@@greetzer I heard they are trying it again

[@gravemind3590]

Moo

[@gigabytemon]

RIP. AND. TEAR.

[@tortedileni3887]

he tried his very best to contain his laughter narrating till the end hahahah

[@JediHan]

Marie Curie is one of the scientists that I learn from primary school. Her story is the one that makes me respect science and all those who pursue it.

[@Notafoundationspy]

MKUltra was pretty bad, could you do a video on that?

[@eldavid7581]

The unabomber Teodoro Kasinsky and Timothy McVeigh, being the most notorious and most school shooters were MKultra. That program still active.

[@RichChickCo]

80 pounds of dry ice doing anything to a hurricane? Aight imma head out...

[@nothingburger5292]

Turns out the storm was already turning before they even stated "seeding".

[@neutronalchemist3241]

Once I stopped an hurricane by leaving the door of my fridge open.

[@guardian7153]

Hey just a little info: The prison experiment got out of hand because the people in charge of the students TOLD the "wardens" to be more mean and more harsh. It wasn't because they "got into their role." They were simply told to be that way.

[@oskarfabian5200]

Exactly, it got a lot of criticism. Still it still shows the problem of "I was just following orders".

[@rawrbeez6625]

The Milgram Experiment had immense scientific value. It was an invaluable, yet disturbing, insight into the human condition.

[@driftt1834]

slotin was, tickling the dragon’s tail, things were bound to happen he died in a violent way sadly.

[@christiansmith4159]

This is my favorite KZbin channel 10/10

[@MohOmerMoh]

As for the last experiment if I may say .. ffirth was mever infected for a different reason ,not because he used body fluids from patients infected long ago but actually because the virus that causes the yellow fever has to go through a certain life cycle to become effective and this cycle includes mosquitos , which was not considered in ffirth's case .. and btw I'm this channels number 1 fan 🤘

[@AntiHamster500]

"The 1954 Robbers Cave Experiment by Muzafer Sherif and Carolyn Wood Sherif." Seriously go look it up, it's like something straight out of the fallout universe.

[@metazoxan2]

A similar case to the "Mosnter Study" involved a study on racism. I THINK the study was done by a single female teacher by herself but I might be wrong on that part. The details of the experiment was she simply told a group of children that some physical trait they had made them superior or inferior to everyone else. Like say blue eyes or something. The result was the students very quickly building a noticable hierarchy amoung themselves with the "superior" kids accting domineering and the "inferior" students acting meek. What's even crazier is apparently at one point the teaches claimed "there was a mistake" and that it was the other way around. The kids apparently proceeded to simply flip positions with the meek students turning domineering and the domineering students turning meek. it wasn't as extreme as the "prison" experiment was said to be, but it was still a very noticable change in behavior. Regardless of if I'm remembering the details right the teacher was OBVIOUSLY fired for independently using her students in an unapproved experiment. But it did somewhat show how naturally people, regardless of their own race or past experiences, can become cruel simply because of a percieved superiority to others. As well as how being labeled inferior can badly dammage one's self esteem even if they are no different from before they were told as such.

[@rrrailroad6888]

“I never thought I would see a Resonance Cascade, let alone create one.”

[@demollyon]

Freeman, you FOOL!

[@shadowlynxv6082]

Lol 😂

[@elizabethspedding1975]

Human nature is a complex thing, sometimes it frightens me.

[@berttorpson2592]

Lol like 80lbs of anything will do absolutely anything to a hurricane

[@berttorpson2592]

the rougemillenial I don’t think that 700 cubic feet of cold CO2 would make any substantial impact on a physical on a storm about 300 miles across

[@wyattbunnell4069]

80lbs of nuclear bombs radioactive hurricanes

[@becca53444]

I still don’t get how the people in the milgram experiment kept going after hearing someone scream in pain. There’s no way I’d continue. The fear of killing someone would override my need to obey orders pretty quickly.

[@unkledoda420]

Not everyone kept going with the experiment, there were several people who refused to continue and at least one woman who just got up and walked out when they pushed her to continue. But yeah, the overwhelming majority just did as they were told.

[@simbakanyenze5198]

I was having my supper while watching this and then that Mr Ffirth part comes up. Lol

[@retrobit5973]

Well, I guess you had one tasty meal :)

[@whitefordpipeshandmadebymi7238]

Interesting stuff take care! Peace ✌️ from Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@johna.7362]

In college I learned that there was an experiment (no name found on websearch) where babies were separated with one group getting held and the other group wasn't. The babies that weren't held started dying out of a "failure to thrive".

[@lordbanetheplayer8844]

The dislikes are from scientists who's experiments succeeded.

[@KSPDS]

So in regards to the monster experiment, I can say from personal experience that what you explained wasn't the whole story. Simply being psychologically abused as a child during an experiment is not enough to cause these effects. Years of similar psychological abuse has had no negative effect on my speech. Also, my younger brother used to stutter and his mom would always yell at him for it and tell him to think about it before he starts talking, very similar to the experiment. My brother no longer stutters after a few years and he doesn't have problems with talking like that. Either there was something they don't want to record, the experiment was fake, or there was a factor which nobody then or now has realised might play a bigger role than anything. All in all, psychology is mostly skewed and the studies are mostly flawed beyond usefulness. Psychology is just a placeholder for a future science which is able to properly study the human and animal mind. In the future, we will look at psychology with importance because we must study the likeness of our own studies. At least one major factor completely destroys each psychology study. While you might be able to ascertain something from a study like the prison experiment, the reasons, causes and effects are mostly misunderstood. Humans like to simplify and categorize, but in psychology, it's extremely dangerous, and it's very likely that the most likely scenario emerging from these scenarios isn't quite what we think it is.

[@DarkTider]

6:00 - A detail this glosses over, is that after the accident happened, he himself said "well, thats it then..." . He immiediately knew he was dead.

[@jameskirk9845]

Not believing that we can change the course of a storm is ignorant since we spend so much time working on something to control the weather

[@SuperGirl-eq1le]

I have a fictional character I made up whose experiment went horribly wrong. He was bioengineering a humanoid monster when suddenly, the female version escaped, and killed him. The experiments then went on to integrate themselves into society, only for their descendants to be reformed thousands of years later. His name? Genetic Biologist Dr. Johnathan Selkirk, PhD.

[@TheMagicalPinata]

Lois Slotin actually ended up getting the lethal dose of radiation while trying to save the rest of the people there through his quick reactions.

[@daerdevvyl4314]

TheMagicalPinata Lois must be transgender.

[@ReapWhatYaSow]

The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment

[@its3quiet]

I thought the learner in the Milgram experiment was an actor and was acting out his pain from behind a wall.

[@cg0825]

They were definitely actors except for the one giving the (fake) shock. There was a follow up done as the first one was done at Yale so they thought that skewed the results so instead they went to an old warehouse and guess what...results were the same

[@alexoftheway8169]

I've got a whole book full of weird experiments, some of which could be considered evil, or that they 'went wrong' but for the better part the book was looking at how trends in society effect the sciences and experimentation.

[@MattDaBoneless]

As far as the prison stuff goes... I lived it. I served in the military as a Corrections Specialist. I watched people go from your best friend to a complete psychopath in a heart beat. Like a flip of a switch. I used to compare it to the book Lord of the Flies I read when I was in high school... it was about 20 years later I was made aware of the Stanford experiment.

[@masterking3804]

Who clicks on every infographics show video?

[@TheInfographicsShow]

👍

[@Xman34washere]

@Ayaan Braimah no. They make them

[@sanmarinocornedtuna5166]

Disliking for not having the Russian sleep experiment Hehe, jk, Unless?

[@continuousvariable1220]

Yep they did forget about the Russian sleep experiment

[@jude.9544]

@@continuousvariable1220 That was not a real experiment! It was just some creepypasta. Nothing more.

[@danteedud4724]

The Russian sleep experiment was not real

[@neptunehiro7091]

Plot twist: It went right

[@lordbanetheplayer8844]

@@jude.9544 r/Wooosh

[@communistjake6831]

Those who say 1st shouldn't exist 1st

[@jonnhy0554]

Communist Jake that was very funny, amazing joke, maybe you should be a comedian

[@ridoing9969]

It's fascinating how small actions can drastically change the psychology of any person. Honestly it's scary, but fascinating none the less.

[@mangus5198]

Number 1: *UNDERTALES FAILED DETERMINATION EXPERIMENT THAT TURNED NORMAL MONSTERS INTO AMALGAMATES*

[@charadreemurr2170]

Yep

[@mikeabraham7000]

Me reads the title. Me: I'm one of the experiments

[@yagvendersingh156]

I am the dark monster

[@spacecore2935]

Yagvender Singh *Hol’ up*

[@mrblobsv3.082]

I met the demogorgon

[@FLUXXEUS]

The first one was turned into a movie right ? Or am I imagining one extremely similar 🤔

[@Skeppsvrak]

You are correct, it's called "The Experiment".

[@VIRGILSHELTONII]

The first and Second I've seen films about

[@faizcococrunch]

I WAS WRONG WHEN I DECIDED TO WATCH THIS WHILE HAVING MY DINNER. THAT LAST EXPERIMENT IS CRAZY

[@intuitiveoptic1591]

It was cool at the beginning, but you totally killed it at the end.

[@AlienAnthony]

The monster study seems VERY familiar because I used to receive the same treatment when I was younger at a elementary school. Out of nowhere some select students were chosen to do reading test. I was one of those select people. I would start reading and it was to see how fast you read without mispronouncing or stuttering. The only issue was that I would constantly get interrupted to be told that I was reading poorly despite me clearly remembering that I was reading fairly well. The tester would speak in a harsh tone and changed the rules of the test mid way to tell me I must begin again if I messed up.

[@SegularRpork]

Me and a few hundred others got put through a mental experiment called. School.

[@windblazeanims6253]

0:25 When experiments took a turn for the worst. So.... Fortnite?

[@shadowthedgehog7125]

WindBlaze Anims there is a event soon

[@whatthehuckleberry6749]

Reddit moment

[@baylinmccoll9097]

Frankenstein has left the chat...

[@sevenwonders1717]

@The Infographics Show - "The Stutterers" Experiment (while more Intense) doesn't sound Dramatically Different from the "Participation Trophy" experiment. The Negative effects are Already Clear. Are you planning to do a Show on it?

[@HKracing9586]

I think ur the best channel in you tube I think so man ur the Best

[@warriorsweaty]

Me: expects Frankenstein and gets disappointed

[@Rjflameify]

love how every single one is touched on in collegiate psychology classes under the "Okay we learned a lot from these, but NEVER DO THEM" lesson plans

[@genebaxleyyt2726]

No one: Coppa: 0:03

[@gamer-gd8mu]

GeneBaxleyYT unable to locate... *T H E F U N N Y*

[@skylantech]

5:19 sounds like it could be a great setup for a superhero movie!

[@VitalyMack]

I wish we had more commercials. I want to learn more about various brands of super basic products, like toothpaste and car insurance.

[@amanywahba378]

0:24 the guy got exploded and is still smiling

[@arsalanalikhan7264]

Hellboy vs The Terminator - Who Will Win?

[@maggnus87]

"decimated by 10%" that is the literal definition of decimate... to remove one tenth.

[@ThatSoddingGamer]

Yep. It has been used so long to mean 'mass amounts of deaths (often a majority, sometimes even the inverse of the ratio with a 90% or greater die-off)' that it seems like non-technical literature using the term have forced an alternate definition for it. Such is how language changes over time. I can't remember the last time I've actually seen it used accurately.

[@jesselackey5333]

I am about to remove a fifth, from existence.

[@timtsai9285]

Experiments that go terribly wrong are actually very important, because we learn the most about safety and guidelines so that such things won't happen again

[@lordbanetheplayer8844]

Infographics: 0:10 Me: Thinks of Bioshock

[@x4wl]

We can all agree that the worst science experiment was me being born💀👻

[@werewally3156]

You left out the part where Slotin used his bare hand to separate the two hemispheres. THATS what killed him.

[@JobeeTabs]

Josef Mengele left the concentration camp.

[@Mattodiablo3]

Everytime I hear about the monster study I just feel upset, imagining those poor kids going through that while hearing that the other kids received positive feedback and then being emotionally scarred the rest of their lives?

[@bradeurich5183]

80 lbs of dry ice redirected a hurricane? I don't think 80 lbs of dry ice would even mess up or affect a tornado. /Not a meteorologist.

[@mr_byebye]

5:50 they called it tameing the dragon

[@iloveroblox3274]

Real experiments gone wrong 1. Fortnite 2. KZbin 3. Humanity

[@charadreemurr2170]

I.. Have to.. Agree with #3 And #1 But not #2 Maybe Jake Paul instead?

[@TheLiamster]

I am a science experiment gone wrong.

[@ives3572]

"Everybody's a mad scientist, and life is their lab. We're all trying to experiment to find a way to live, to solve problems, to fend off madness and chaos." - David Cronenberg "Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less." - Marie Curie

[@androgaming6873]

Infographics : we have all heard... Me: Frankenstein.