The Bottom of the Rabbit Hole Iceberg Explained

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[@adove1723]

Can you give us a link to the full iceberg, I want to look into the more obscure entries without hunting the entries on the vids. Thx

[@psychicgh05t]

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[@MatthewvanR.music.]

Is this video the second part?

[@adove1723]

@@MatthewvanR.music. yeah, the original was just the less obscure lesser known rabbit holes, however this is some serious vague shit i see here

[@doc_eh2747]

For anyone wondering why some of the Russian Avalanche campers were naked, it’s likely they survived the initial avalanche then died of exposure, as hypothermia can cause people to semi-hallucinate that they are actually way too hot, and try to get colder by taking off their clothes

[@stumpyjoe3507]

Facts.

[@earlysteven123]

Paradoxical Undressing

[@BananaPhoPhilly]

There are still people who don't know this?

[@Polyeurythane]

@@BananaPhoPhilly I didn’t know it was discovered/ruled as an avalanche that caused everything until 2020 (granted I had forgotten about the incident for a good chunk of years beforehand).

[@MrLocurito]

well, ice and cold can burn... so, that checks out?

[@he.artshaped]

You forgot some really crucial parts of Nasubi's story. After he "won," he was put into another room to do the same thing, and then another. Nasubi proceeded to take his clothes off since he'd become more comfortable naked than clothed, and then the walls fell away to reveal he was on a stage in front of a live audience. He also assumed the show was being filmed to be broadcast later, not livestreamed. He had no idea he'd been being watched the whole time.

[@loganmontgomery1955]

Thats messed up

[@absolutecensorship04]

This is some Truman Show type of shit damn

[@doomshot7324]

i saw this comment before but with replies :/

[@lexibear04]

He actually did talk about the first part

[@fireemblemaddict128]

How on earth was anything like this legal in a country like Japan?

[@8-bitfin768]

Nasubi was actually called Nasubi because an eggplant was covering his genitals during get alive stream. His actual name is Tomoaki Hamatsu. He's in good health now, and he was helping people in 2020 during quarantine and how he lived in isolation during his time in the show.

[@xcblud]

Dang he def got a PTSD when the quarantine started

[@brandondanforth8342]

he has a yt channel these days iirc (pretty sure im subbed, cant remember the name since its in kanji or katakana or whichever it is (forgive my ignorance, im a simple American from the south...), he really does seem to be living his life now, and good on him.

[@destroy2enjoy]

I love happy endings :) It’s a shame he had to go through that though

[@TheNavigator4552]

He also scaled mount everest

[@borisstojanovic6646]

​@leviathanr53there was a 24h livestream of the room I think?

[@orionsbelt25]

Bro imagine your Minecraft fanfiction ending up at the bottom of a freaky shit iceberg

[@ajpgofacoconut6191]

the guy watching this video reading what they wrote being right next to spying on security cameras that haven't been set up:

[@charliekill88]

@@ajpgofacoconut6191 lol

[@billnowak8166]

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[@Abysith]

lm really glad that the reddit heroin guy came out okay in the end. Ive seen addiction destroy people and its nice to see someone come out of the hell that addiction is

[@levi1014]

Fr

[@chieludz]

good endinggggg

[@maestrogeicho]

yeah, it's like an alternate universe of that other reddit addict who stopped posting after making a post saying he was going to take a lethal dose of drugs

[@zackattack32]

Not even once and that story proves that theory

[@NOTTIBOPPINtwitch]

@@maestrogeicho 40% of people who comitted suicide leave a final message on reddit any1 who does this should honestly have their body jus hung on a highway shaming the person

[@vampire_juicebox]

As someone raised Roman Catholic who has looked a lot into the history of it, the explanation behind all the sun worship symbolism is pretty simple; The priests that came to these sun-worshiping places used the same symbolism in order to convert the non-Christians, trying to direct their worship of the sun towards God, and so you have these holy symbols with sun symbolism.

[@jesseang9186]

Im a catholic but im gonna see to this

[@nsjhdhdhdbhsudgvdydb7751]

zoroastrian fire temples? (note zoroastrians do not worship the sun or fire but fire is considered a very important symbol). there are lots of reports of christian missionaries

[@vampire_juicebox]

@@jesseang9186 The St. Patrick/ Celtic cross is the most obvious example

[@ryan.1990]

Christ is King ✝️👌👑

[@TheLordisTheHopeOfIsrael]

@@ryan.1990 the only King!

[@LoneNinja321]

Went to UCLA, they tell you about the underground secret tunnels during orientation so pretty much everyone knows about them. Me and my friends tried to find them one day and when we did, some guy already inside them asked if any of us were “it”…turns out people were playing zombie tag in them.

[@LoneNinja321]

I would also like to add that yes, the tunnels are very hot. But it seems like they’re used for storage and moving heavy equipment between buildings, since one of the exits we went through turned out to be a door in the math and science building

[@Insomble]

A buncha grown ass adults “playing zombie tag” college is a scam lol

[@ghoulmane]

@@Insomble 2001 dodge rams aren’t supposed to know how to use the Internet

[@nls5667]

@@ghoulmane so are ghouls

[@malechicken669]

@@nls5667 so are milkshakes

[@krys_chan]

that heroin case was crazy. man tried it for fun and fell into a crippling cycle. it’s a really startling example of how quickly things can go south because of drugs.

[@sweduck8453]

He just straight out went for heroin, pretty much as heavy of a drug as it gets (except fenta) There are way weaker drugs that arent as dangerous but still gives a strong kick like wtf.

[@neonada.official]

The thing with heroin is that the physical withdrawal is harsh and painful but the psychological addiction will never go away. Ever. It never lets you go.

[@notnoaintno5134]

probably fake, he apparently wrote a Reddit post from "inside a psychiatric hospital"? Usually they dont let you have phones in there, esp if you just got submitted.

[@valeriacortez7003]

​@deathrowlemon7367 you tried it?

[@davidurban6406]

​@@valeriacortez7003 i have, doing some right now sadly😢

[@blahajgang]

I love how almost every single iceberg video essentially needs a nordvpn sponsor inside of it

[@Emu_otori1111]

RIGHT LMAO

[@zaneisconstipated]

true lmfao

[@bruce_wayne1478]

Cause it's their logo probably

[@gabe7466]

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[@sacyrus]

I like how this iceberg switches back and forth so quickly from “This sicko kept his son prisoner in his basement for 18 months” to “this sicko let people add male characters to the skyrim vore mod!”

[@watching7721]

The first one was pretty bad, but that second one. What a monster!

[@TraumaBurial143]

Ikr like what a heartless person 😭 And the first guy is bad too I guess

[@vincentsun886]

and his name is VEGAN

[@ITSTIMETOSAYGOODBYE]

"This sicko thinks the world is staged!" "This sicko murdered 30 people and drew pictures, trying to get out of prison!"

[@Leviticus777-us4cg]

The hearthfire mods are surprisingly good with 4k textures and "chest shading" toggled on good ol skyrim ☕️

[@ecocodex4431]

In regards to the Dylatov Pass, The radiation on the clothing was mostly concentrated on the clothing of the hiker who had a degree in nuclear physics and worked in the feild, so that part is not shocking.

[@alpers.2123]

Also the way they died is often explained by hypothermia induced hysteria

[@Bread-nx9fo]

Yeah I think the most likely cause of death was hypothermia. The reason a lot of them didn’t have clothes is because hypothermia can trick the body into thinking it’s warm, so people then begin to take off clothes, which often leads to exposure death

[@ellie8674]

And their injuries were from a rock slide/small avalanche, and animals picking at the bodies

[@RedPandaSquadron]

Yeah, Dyatlov is basically solved, it just endures due to hype.

[@TKOfromJohn]

@@Bread-nx9fo everyone here NEEDS to watch lemmino's video on the incident!

[@austingupton1421]

As others have stated, I’m very happy heroin guy made it out. Had a lot friends/family that didn’t and it’s nice just to hear about someone in recovery.

[@dadonkas5541]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@hartraven67he isn’t a “useless” person. He picked himself up out of his own addiction which must have been brutally difficult. He also has a master’s degree so he’s definitely hardworking. You aren’t owed success/happiness by being respectful to others. Instead you work hard to pursue it independently like he did. You sound like one of those “nice guys” who flip out at a girl after she doesn’t give you her number when you hold the door open for her

[@sneeu27]

​@@hartraven67everyone deserves a second chance. Everyone can change

[@theSemiChrist]

I read that as "I'm a very happy heroin guy." I was like, "You, too?"

[@Jeed92]

@@hartraven67 Your will to live can be broken, no matter how strong you are. People just have diffrent breaking points. If you are one of the strong people you talk about, you should help those who are weak, not kick down on them. Life isnt fair, good things happen to bad people and bad things happen to good people. And nobody never finds success or happiness. And instead of finding happiness and success, you should look for what causes happiness and success. Just like if you want bananas, you gotta learn how to provide the plant what it needs to grow bananas instead of just wanting bananas.

[@lautaroalday7225]

@hartraven67 are you?

[@redwiltshire1816]

Just for context: DMT is believed to rebuild nerves within the brain and it’s this statement that often gives to the misconception of it being able to cure certain nerve/brain damage

[@call_me_kay]

Heroin does that too...

[@user-uo8ny1kj4c]

@@call_me_kay um, theres a difference between heroin and heroine dude

[@BurnInBliss]

Yeah I mean, when you state the things people feel and experience on dmt without context or knowing it first hand, it sounds insane but a lot of it is pretty unexplainably beautiful and can really impact peoples lives for the better, though the curing cancer shit and some of the other things people say they see or claim is certainly not entirely true. My own personal experience: imagine not really having the ability to give yourself love, constantly being suicidal/depressed and lacking any awareness on why I do what I’m doing, and then having this substance “show” you how easy it could be to love yourself, show you how you could take a step back and perceive your habits objectively or understand your flaws and how/why you cope and why it’s unhealthy. Not saying it’s a fix all or that everyone should try it cuz at the end of the day, you gotta put in the work while sober and want to change, but it really is an incredible thing. As for it being able to cure cancer and some of the spiritual stuff (it’s definitely a spiritual drug but I mean the real out there stuff) comes from doing it without moderation, and like anything else can lead to pretty serious problems, especially with the way you perceive reality when you’re constantly being almost completely detached from it if your doing dmt daily, which is what I assume people with those perspectives have, and it can also cause massive problems if you have any underlying conditions.

[@redwiltshire1816]

@@BurnInBliss don’t worry I’ve done my fair share of experimentation iv Experienced a lot

[@nobodyinparticular968]

@@user-uo8ny1kj4c he means what he said

[@DeathSkullY]

I'm actually surprised with how many bottom tier rabbit hole stories I was already familiar with. Being on the internet for a long period of time really curses you with useless knowledge.

[@sullyschwartz2365]

No this dude's just a lazy creator

[@fritz6600]

Same, I came across this MKUltra project a while back when I was watching some outlast videos and read about it. It made a appearance here, I was happy that I knew it then I realized, it was, useless.

[@DeathSkullY]

@@sullyschwartz2365 yeah, the stories curated for the video aren't really bottom tier iceberg obscurity worthy.

[@TheSapphireLeo]

@@fritz6600 See #binauralbeats, mostly good, but could have "trojan(s)"?

[@dannylo5875]

@@fritz6600 what type. I once came into a site controlled by the CIA that explained all the capabilities of the USA versus China. Including these psychological projects or investigations into abnormal bizarre events.

[@RadJordy]

"Saying that these aren't the most open-minded individuals is like calling the ocean somewhat damp" is a great line.

[@logancopper3385]

would be a great line if it wasn't spoken by a career vore content creator

[@RadJordy]

@@logancopper3385 great lines can be said by strange people

[@bobbymcjoey9432]

@@logancopper3385 The man has a weird kink that isn't hurting people, it's fine

[@goole7445]

@@bobbymcjoey9432 isn't hurting people??? they're being swallowed alive!

[@logancopper3385]

@@bobbymcjoey9432 he has the right to be aroused by eating people whole, and I have the right to actively disdain it :)

[@Mattdotnfo]

Always annoys me when people claim that they “saw a video on the dark web” especially when they claim they watched some form of live stream because anyone who has ever used tor knows how extremely slow it loads. So there’s no way anyone streamed anything over tor.

[@palathaxx]

As someone who recovered from anorexia, it’s really disheartening to see that websites and communities supporting it still exist. One of the worst parts of anorexia is how it doesn’t make itself clear. It very gradually creeps into your life and eventually takes it over, like an addiction. Shrouding these people even further from their friends and family who can see that they’re suffering and possibly help them is really tragic.

[@okb6436]

I'm happy you recovered. Anorexia is the mental illness with the highest mortality rate. Websites encouraging anorexia should be banned.

[@finderman5774]

Absolutely agree, i've struggled with it on and off for 11 years now, it's been awful and i'm only now starting to rebuild the muscle i lost. My joints suffer the most from it, honestly.

[@hokkewife8811]

same, i currently am still struggling with an ed and it was really disheartening and very gross to hear about :(

[@wiwysova]

Waah whahhhh me think me fat me no like people dont eat no more 😥😥😥

[@finderman5774]

@@wiwysova your personality is showing, sweetie, it's disgusting, you might wanna tuck it away.

[@BeatRiceIsHere]

The creator of the Skyrim Devourement Mod typing out his frustrations all sophisticated and with good grammar like he's editing the Bible is the funniest thing I've seen all day, like this is one of those things you just can't make up

[@Luh_katkat]

Their English was so good though, its a shame they were vegan :(

[@ellusiv5121]

what blows my minds is that after 4 years, I expected him to not give a shit about a mod, a vore mod.

[@zenosama3172]

@@ellusiv5121 his determination is unyielding

[@jamostudios7596]

Internet is where you can find a lot of “that-one-guy” people who are overly unironically dedicated to some bizarre or kinky shits 💀

[@Risenoph]

Bro some people really need to touch grass 💀

[@cousinmajin]

Another thing about the Dogon tribe: aside from some evidence that the first guy to contact them probably gave them the info about Sirius B, they do subscribe to other astronomical beliefs that directly contradict known evidence about space (examples include the wrong number of moons for Jupiter, Saturn being the farthest planet from the sun, only Saturn having rings, etc.) So any "ancient alien" or "divine knowledge" hypotheses have been largely disproven.

[@TwiliPaladin]

If that's the case, then their knowledge isn't entirely incorrect. Just outdated.

[@calt7964]

Thank you Cousin M for clarifying, very cool!

[@skanaraki2161]

But the thing is they already had a culture and sort of religion built around that particular star that goes waaaay back. Way before any Europeans had set foot on the continent. They belive that every 60 years a new 'age' begins and this 60 years coincides more or less with the length of time it takes for the orbit of that star. This has been a part of their culture and origin story for a long time. It seems too easy to just say this random guy told them about it when he is the one who reported on them having this information in the first place.

[@jorymo4964]

Might've been a broken clock thing

[@TheAlexSchmidt]

@@jorymo4964 One theory I heard is that they might've talked to astronomers who were visiting the area to see a solar eclipse. Since the Dogon were already interested in astronomy they may have wanted to learn more and incorporated what they learned into their cosmology. It's also possible that maybe the original anthropologist exaggerated their knowledge.

[@tsurugizaki]

With regards to the cannibal cafe incident, the video definitely did exist. It was shown during the trial. The contents were just never made public and it's unlikely they'd be made public anytime soon. There are some alleged screenshots floating around, but they're extremely blurry and there isn't really anything to confirm they're actually of that specific incident. Also I think it's interesting to note that the killer actually initially had an agreement with someone else, even meeting up, but they backed out. So he certainly wanted to carry this thing out in the most 'ethical' way possible. It's a weird case for sure.

[@Juan________S12]

One of the photos is very clear and you can basically see the corpse split in half

[@tsurugizaki]

​@@Juan________S12 Looking at them again, they are clear enough to see what's going on - but blurry enough that they could be easily faked. It also makes me question how and why only a few screenshots could be made public.

[@DenpaKona]

Unrelated but i love your Irabu ichiro pfp, didn't expected to see Kuuchuu buranko fan here.

[@tsurugizaki]

@@DenpaKona Thanks! It's such an underrated series, and Irabu is great.

[@plnkfloydian7814]

I was browsing kaotic and came across a 4 minute video of a guy being hung up by his feet drained of his blood and quartered, I think that might be it. Go there and search for cannibal and it’s called “interview with a cannibal”

[@ahumoroususername]

One of my favorite channels at the moment specifically because of what you DON'T do. No weird voice patterns, no overacting, no characters or skits or gimmicks; just getting to business with interesting information. So many people don't realize that's usually all we want, thank you.

[@djmonkeycock]

So true!!

[@jorymo4964]

Oh man, I really dislike when channels try way too hard to make topics sound scary by adding spooky music and lowering their voice.

[@Capeey]

Agreed. People who say he is sleeper, they are 12yo kids who need flashing and loudy screams every second lol

[@tsaralexis9459]

You guys should watch wendigoon

[@poitaots5054]

@@tsaralexis9459 I hate how wendigoon yells into the mic at the end of his conspiracy iceberg vids. I'm trying to relax not get jumpscared and my ears hurt for no reason.

[@applescruffed]

Biohazard damaged cars refers to a category on a second hand car website that would let you sort through apprehended/used cars I don't remember the website exactly but I remember you'd go through the Biohazard category to find cars with stains that indicated the previous owner blew their brains out over the roof/seats. Essentially there was a game build around looking for suicide cars on a specific website and you'd go through the Biohazard category to find them.

[@NathanPa-xo3zj]

Just asking, could you bought cars or vehicles from the police station that has crime related stuff or they kept it as crime evidence? Or the police were "cleanup" the vehicle ?

[@NathanPa-xo3zj]

@Your Friend, Ponce Thanks a lot for the amount of amazing information you have. The idea of buying cleanup crime vehicles were terrified me even if it's only spareparts

[@thedrift3r310]

Realistically a biohazard car means that someone defecated on it, as in stool gets released from the rectum beacause of muscle relaxation at the moment of death after a crash.

[@johnbert8897]

thats what im saying...

[@CNYKnifeNerd]

@Your Friend, Ponce This is probably the most grammatically correct yet completely wrong comment I've seen on YT, so... good job, I guess?

[@gavsav4852]

I’ve waited for ages now it’s finally out! Thank you parallel pipes for the work you put in!

[@habalidadd5353]

and i found out about the first part like 2 hours ago

[@auntyglocky]

@@habalidadd5353 if you chillin today, you just got blessed then! Relax well brother 😎💪🏽

[@Luke-xb6yn]

You’re welcome

[@julyetelmao]

Me too, absolutely love this guy

[@Mtv-get-off-thee-air]

Same

[@ilikeslipknotlolz7975]

the cure for insomnia being 5,000 pages long is kinda funny to me, because tbh, by the time youd be done with reading it youd probably be fast asleep

[@dazz4082]

you underestimate my insomnia

[@SaintPhoenixx]

I think that was the original intention.

[@Mooorsshh]

There was also a movie that's the same title it was 2days long i think, i forgot.

[@lightbeingpontifex]

cure for insomnia; anything that puts you to sleep

[@MiLk-ie8yh]

The Wyoming incident is actually an ARG that is still running but is incredibly bizarre in that all the 'clue hunters' seem to be the author so it's an ARG in an ARG

[@kartoshka_1876]

What is an ARG for someone that doesnt know?

[@the_jack_marston1714]

@@kartoshka_1876 alternate reality game, it’s like a story that you follow with clues and stuff, idk much about it

[@thetuned6972]

@@kartoshka_1876 Alternate Reality Game. Think very in-depth online scavenger hunts that allow interaction with the characters and the narrative. So some may require you to solve clues, some may require you to seek out the characters and talk with them, some might even have you meet up with actors irl or go to certain coordinates to find a geocache, etc. all to move the story foward. Of course the amount of interaction varies from game to game

[@nullspace_xxii.]

a meta ARG. a metARG

[@pestopasta602]

@@nullspace_xxii. arg! me targ fell off the ship!

[@jmckenzie962]

I think it's also highly likely that "Tunnels" could be referring to "Erdstall", a term used to describe hundreds of small man-made tunnels that have been discovered in central Europe (mostly in Germany) over the past few decades. Absolutely no one knows when they were dug or who dug them, let alone what purpose they were dug for. A few small artifacts have been found deep inside these tiny tunnels which have been carbon dated to between the 10th and 12th centuries, yet zero known records of medieval German kingdoms mention them at all.

[@palikkalapsi345]

if they were in germany, could they have been used by people trying to hide from the nazis or later from the soviets?

[@sterdybubbles6353]

what were the artifacts?

[@jmckenzie962]

@@sterdybubbles6353 Wikipedia says that they found a few minor bits of ceramics and old fire pits inside the tunnels that apparently date to the middle ages.

[@AryanSinghBrar]

Bo2 origins

[@MarilynMalkovich]

Oh, those are the rabbit holes everybody's talking about

[@mane997]

„Sen” means literally "dream" in Polish. The animations has a dreamy vibe, I think that's what the creator's artistic vision was all about.

[@WindowsDrawer]

Well he says his name is cen (sen) and cen doesn't really mean anything related to dreams in polish. Besides the titles of this guys videos are in japanese

[@gaugea]

i think s en is like a pronunciation guide, he says his name is cen (sen) making me think sen is just saying how its pronounced.

[@WindowsDrawer]

@@gaugea yeah

[@gaugea]

@@WindowsDrawer yea

[@alexaelizabethb]

my cats name is sen :)

[@aussienesbit6391]

1:08:29 My sister has an eating disorder, and when you explained this website it just made me sick, and really sad. My sister’s eating disorder has been really tough on my family, and has made my life so much different and has greatly effected my mental health. I just felt sick at the thought that people were actually promoting eating disorders, and hearing the diets just made my blood boil. Still, I feel bad for the people who created it, because they were probably going through hell on earth, hopefully they are on the road to recovery.

[@valeriacortez7003]

I hope shes better

[@lightbeingpontifex]

what is the diet

[@chthonicchive8753]

Before she passed away, my grandmother was super into eckankar. She sculpted little clay stones with "HU" etched into them. I think my mom even attended a few of their convention things too. Didn't think that this would be brought up in a rabbit hole iceberg chart of all things

[@caspanda55]

From your experience how was your grandma? Is it more like a cult, or just a weird harmless religion?

[@chthonicchive8753]

@@caspanda55 It was harmless. I never really batted an eye to it as a kid, she was over all a very kind lady

[@SnapThority]

knockoff Hinduism lol

[@caspanda55]

@@chthonicchive8753 Thank you for your answer! Hope she rests in peace

[@adonaiyah2196]

Thinking about this comment. Sometimes we know people who are part of something bigger and we don't know it

[@straightupanarg6226]

When I was a homeless addict I suffered from Truman Show delusion, so it's very real. I think it had a lot to do with the fact of homelessness coupled with powerful drugs, and the fact that urban design is such as to create a "fishbowl," where there are few places to hide. While homeless, I was cured of the delusion by abruptly deciding to move from where I had been entrenched for years to another part of town. After I did that, the delusion (which is ultimately a form of paranoia) vanished. Happily I have been off the street and clean for a number of years, and as free from delusion as I've ever been. I just wanted to post this because, yes, Truman Show delusion is a very real thing.

[@timmyman9677]

User name checks out.

[@yantararukhin2289]

I went through basically the same exact thing. Crazy but not really when you think about it.

[@jameer7565]

I believe you. I was suicidal and went to a psych ward for around a week and there was a guy there who swore he was being watched as a person of interest by the fbi. Why? Idk but he was so certain about it that he wasn't even scary. He also did Hella drugs he snuck in a dab pen one day.

[@smilesfordays]

I think it crosses the minds of more people than is communicated openly by “nurotypical” or functioning individuals. When you have odd things happen, it seems almost easier to say it’s all a show… the matrix and even to a point flat earthers believing the earth is made for them instead of admitting we are chaotically and randomly rocketing through the universe on a hunk of rock are all kind of macrocosm of the same idea… it just gets shaken off by a lot of people instead of letting the fear of shit rule your thoughts… mental imbalance and drugs definitely don’t help lol.

[@straightupanarg6226]

@@smilesfordays True. I hadn't thought of Truman Show delusion as being related to the Matrix thing, but I can see that. Maybe it all goes back to the Garden of Enen thing. Anyway, regarding TSD I had more than one person tell me that they felt sometimes that things were "scripted," and I felt the same way sometimes - mostly on powerful drugs. A feeling kind of like, but not exactly, dèja vú.

[@TreeckoDX64]

About the Wyoming incident: it was discovered that this video was made for an ARG, one of the first ones on the internet btw, and the faces that flashes all the time were made with a CGI face generator or something

[@notdyno8000]

Kraftwerk lookin asses

[@katzenware]

what arg was it?

[@replicaacliper]

@@TreeckoDX64 he asked what arg the wyoming incident was made for

[@TreeckoDX64]

@@replicaacliper oh Sorry, didn't noticed lol. I don't know, I watched a Brazilian video investigating this case and I don't remember. I will go back in that video and answer for the dood

[@TreeckoDX64]

@@katzenware actually the Wyoming incident video were 6 separate videos, and they are the main point of the ARG. They were posted in the Unfiction forum in 2007 or something like that

[@hawaiiptiii]

the way you were definitely trying to not laugh during the devourment part was so funny

[@smt64productions40]

Seeing someone getting super salty about a mod about vore is peak humor

[@sammysquid3702]

@@smt64productions40frrr tho!

[@magictabu4585]

parallel pipes struggling so hard not to laugh at the devourment thing is probably the best thing I've seen all day

[@chicken_pot_pie3775]

i laughed even harder after i imagined the guy as like a preist or something and thats how it would ruin his career

[@ablancer3582]

I never would’ve thought that a fucking Skyrim fetish mod had such drama and lore surrounding it lmao

[@davidchu2001]

you know his problem with the fetish is bad when his f-ing RELATIVES found out, he honestly deserves all the hazing from his family and relatives for letting such a weird and niche fetish seen

[@Crabbadabba]

@@ablancer3582 And also, way too many have tainted that beautiful game lol.

[@Stryfe52]

The man was not joking when he said he’d come back. You’d at least have expected him to have mellowed out after 5 years

[@bitterlemonboy]

Remember: When you find weird stuff on the internet, it's an art project. It's always an art project, or someone just messing around. It's never aliens.

[@troodon1096]

If aliens exist, they have better things to do than post weird stuff on the internet. If aliens are capable of communicating or visiting us, it's a lot more than we can do with them, so logically they'd be far more advanced.

[@beepboop756]

​​​@@troodon1096 i think it's widely accepted by the super smart people that if aliens visited us they would not be benevolent. Probably wipe most of us out and take all our resources. Or vivisect us alive some shit like that. Just like what humans do to other life for the sake of research or amusement

[@lazycowboy666]

or it’s somebody having a manic episode (which can last days) or a psychotic break

[@EvilSantaTheTrue]

Sometimes they like to troll

[@Taken2Serious4Life]

Wut wut inda but..... I said- WUT WUT, INN THE BUT... you wanna do it in the WHAT? in the butt I said wut wut....

[@cousinmajin]

As a biologst I fucking HATE theories of "aliens cross breeding with humans". Like dude... we can't cross breed with our closest ape relatives... why tf would we be compatible with an alien? Not to mention canines, reptiles, fish, plants, fungi... literally ALL life on earth is more closely related to us than an alien. Even if they looked like us they would be futhur from us genetically than we are to a banana.

[@bigshrimp6458]

Yea you can dismiss it pretty easily but the theory is that aliens genetically modified chimps and that’s why there’s no missing link. And they did it so we could mine the aliens from Planet X gold. Obviously easy to prove wrong but a good bit of it has to do with zachariah stitchens sumeria tablets which ISIS destroyed a good few of. If you want a good rabbit hole look into zachariah stitchen with an open mind.

[@andromedasgarden]

Anything can be explained with alien technology. "No, but they had lasers that could move giant boulders, their ships went ftl like it was no biggie, of course they could rewrite DNA like it was javascript, are you kidding me?"

[@cousinmajin]

@@andromedasgarden And they would rewrite their entire DNA to essentially fuck monkeys? That's not even taking into account that they could be even more foreign, lacking DNA entirely. They could be RNA or silica based life.

[@lunarluxe9832]

@@andromedasgarden lmaooo

[@manaflask4226]

maybe if the aliens had the same number of chromosomes as humans? With the same length? And with the same system of triplets and coding the same amino acids (plus the START/STOP stuff)? But thinking about it, those aliens would just have to be slightly different looking humans then.

[@JustGuitarThings]

1:14:57 Cars with the biohazard damaged label are almost always found at junkyards or vehicle auction yards, indicating water damage that created mold, or as you said blood or bodily fluids, it’s not usually a big issue and the cars still sell. These are usually just marked with a piece of paper taped to the door, or written on it somewhere

[@luleta1644]

i loved these. just informative and sincere, instead of those other iceberg videos trying to be creepy with things that are OBVIOUSLY fake and stupid.

[@vickyotters9207]

*Cough cough* Wendingo *cough cough*

[@bilibilibd2598]

@@vickyotters9207 i dont understand how he gets so many views -- like I got nothing against the guy but his videos are just kinda low effort and he doesn't filter out shit that is blatantly stupid

[@vickyotters9207]

@@bilibilibd2598 yeah I watched some of his videos and then just got pissed off with the inaccuracies and misrepresentation. Especially on that one video about serial killers where every time he talked about schizophrenia or other serious mental health conditions he got a bunch of the stuff wrong and was just perpetuating that ‘this mental condition equal evil” thing.

[@rightsider]

@@bilibilibd2598 he’s not the one making the iceberg, and i mean if it is something stupid, he points it out and usually just goes over it really briefly. i don’t think his content is even meant to be that serious sort of spooky content, but just a dude sharing stuff he finds interesting.

[@basicname1555]

@@rightsider yea its just people being soy boys because he thinks of something differently and sometimes gives out incorrect info (which he usually corrects in like a comment or something)

[@Kn1feShift]

53:10 Extra fun facts about this mod, Vegan put so many preventative checks and scripts in his mod to make sure there were no male predators that the mod ran like shit. A message that would insult the player for trying to change their sex to male didn't even work, it was so buried in spaghetti code. Vegan also lied about making a Fallout 4 mod that would come with animations and features that quite simply would be impossible with the Fallout engine. Dude hated male predators so much, he stated that the concept disgusted him to the point of physical illness.

[@Tgungen]

A Vore Zealot

[@tiyaku]

The og pick me boy/discord mod?

[@Kn1feShift]

@Sacc who the fuck knows.

[@theoharaprotocol5031]

I’m

[@boobgoogler]

@@theoharaprotocol5031 I’m 💀

[@decimat_ixn]

dude just saying but your iceberg videos are the some of the best, man. quick, easy-to-digest info about what's on the icebergs, showing some content from them without it being too unsettling or jumpscare-y and just generally summarising the more interesting and youtube-safe topics in sensible way. wish more people like you and wendigoon for instance made iceberg videos like this

[@MrCreepYT]

they’re pretty time consuming to make, im currently working on one and yea

[@-xnnybimb-9398]

Yep. Honestly other ones I find kind of obnoxious, but I really love Parallel Pipes iceberg videos. I literally refuse to watch most other peoples.

[@Isaac_Payne]

Soooooo true

[@eclat4641]

I agree

[@CTheMagnificiant]

"Tunnels" 2022: "oh old abandoned tunnel systems" 2024: "why do i hear Yiddish in my house?"

[@v44d44]

explain plsss

[@thespiciestmeme1181]

oy vey

[@7dzrk]

Shabbat shalom brother

[@adonaiyah2196]

@@7dzrk more like gutan tag

[@lightbeingpontifex]

tunnels all over America

[@RedCruuve]

Speaking of tunnels, I have a weird story about them. About a year and a half ago, my parents were about to buy this house from this retired couple. My dad was making was making small talk with the wife and he brought up covid, then the wife said something like covid started because of the 'tunnels'. We ended up getting the house but wrote her off as just some conspiracy nut

[@Carcosahead]

I need more context for god sake

[@goodolnonamee]

There are tunnels under your house

[@SStarry_Days]

I’m under your house.

[@RedCruuve]

@@Carcosahead I don't have more context the only extra thing I can add is that she apparently said it in a way as if my dad already knew it was because of the 'tunnels'

[@Carcosahead]

@@RedCruuve that's creepy, thanks for the answer

[@beannuttify]

Just giving my take on the “sane people in insane places.” I went to the hospital recently with a traumatic injury to my ear! A dog has jumped and apparently ripped my stud earring out. However the jewelry was never found and therefore suspected to just be stuck in my lobe. After going to the hospital they numbed me and cut me open and, for several hours dug around in my lobe searching for the earring. With no luck at removing the foreign body- they sent me for an X-RAY where…. nothing was seen.. I didn’t want to blame them for not doing an X-RAY first because I told them it was probably inside my ear lobe. But in retrospect they should have 100% not taken my word instantly and actually made sure before putting me through literal torture for 5 hours in a hallway on a gurney. To this day it still feels like there’s something in my lobe but I just pretend it’s scar tissue. I feel like its relatively easy nowadays to fake illness/injury whether that be physical or mental.

[@Apples765]

Bro I hope you are ok. Maybe talk to a psychiatrist about it. I know that just "feeling like you got something in your lobe" is not that big a mental issue but I don't think you should stay that way.

[@lovelyrose242]

Why didnt you feel around your ear first, a earing would be fairly noticable even from a mirror. That's just your fault

[@kriffapher]

@@lovelyrose242 ty for missing the point

[@hiuer1945]

@@lovelyrose242 damn you're so smart like if you were there when it happened, you would've known exactly what to do as if you were from the *future*

[@lovelyrose242]

@@hiuer1945 smart? It's common sense, something as big as a STUD EARING is hard not to notice. The fact that the doctors or themselves didn't notice in the first place is pure stupidity. But the original person had the nerve to blame it on them when it was based on their own accord? Ignoring their own mistakes at the finest, I understand not noticing in the heat of the moment but that's just something that's hard not to notice. Don't give the doctor's fake illnesses and they wouldn't have to look in the first place you're just making yourself look stupid.

[@malkomalkavian]

The Dogon people didn't mention Sirius B the first time that they were asked about it. Only when Marcel brought it up again did they say, 'sure, we know about that.' The anthropologist was the source of his own discovery. This sort of thing often happens and field researchers are supposed to be much more careful about avoiding it than he was.

[@Periwinkleaccount]

That’s a bit like when I was a little kid, (8 years old, probably) when my brother told me about something, I’d say “I know” even if I didn’t know about it beforehand, because I’d now know about it after him having told me.

[@satanbaphometbelcebu]

😜😜😜😜😜😜😜

[@Periwinkleaccount]

@@satanbaphometbelcebu huh, i didn’t know that the dogon tribe often winks and sticks their tongues out.

[@malkomalkavian]

@@Periwinkleaccount The Dogon are much much sillier than that. They wear big masks with huge testicle chins

[@ridleyroid9060]

You could say the anthropologist took it siriously.

[@WOLFM0THER]

By far the best iceberg youtuber ive seen

[@hhwha1]

Just FYI, the image of CarlH you used was of a journalist reporting on the story, not Carl H himself.

[@LottaRed]

Carl H home is 6 miles away from me apparently

[@themightyeagle21]

@@LottaRed fun

[@siedem7302]

@@themightyeagle21 run

[@OpposingFork]

​@@siedem7302 or else, gun

[@caspanda55]

I love the iceberg videos like this one, but as a person suffering from an anxiety disorder, I often find it difficult to watch them: the authors would often include jumpscares or graphic imagery that throws me into yet another anxiety attack. I really love your videos though because of how calm your voice is and how you play that little Minecraft video in the background, it helps me a lot! Thank you! Hope to see more from you!

[@deadpoolvega]

I also have this. Does this iceberg have any jumpscares? I also hate those type of stuff and it's really hard to me watch a video a out this topic without being paranoid

[@paxtonl1330]

@@deadpoolvega Sorry this is late, but I’m an hour into the video and there hadn’t been any jumpscares or graphic images

[@msbellebelle]

I think thats why i love iceberg videos so much, more often than not they will not include any real jumpscares and if they do, they will warn the viewers of it. Thats the downside of doing your own research on these kinds of icebergs, because you could stumble on something really graphic or something that scares you really badly without any sort of warning beforehand, and as someone whos really squeamish, hates loud noises, and also has anxiety, i eat these videos like bread and butter

[@paxtonl1330]

Finished the video later and yeah, no jumpscares.

[@caspanda55]

@@deadpoolvega as Paxton said, yeah, no jumpscares, even audio ones! feel free to watch!

[@callmecharlie0498]

Biohazard damaged cars refers to websites where you could buy pre-owned cars, and one of the condition filters was "biohazard damaged" but it turns out most of these cars were being auctioned off for a low price because the owner killed themselves in the car or died in a car crash. On some of the photos you can still see some blood

[@a-ghost-named-Anna]

Ngl I kinda want the middle parts of this iceberg. I rewatch these two videos over, and over. Mainly because I love Parallel Pipes videos, and I often run out of his content.

[@orangeslice5527]

I don't know why but you have that rare "storytelling voice" that I really like

[@julyetelmao]

yeah! but the video editing helps too. I absolutely HATE IT when people explain things in a really SpOoKy voice and that SpOoKy music in the back. this is just plain and simple

[@krishpatel3156]

Check out Mr Ballen

[@orangeslice5527]

@@krishpatel3156 I'm subscribed to him 😅

[@krishpatel3156]

@@orangeslice5527 dude.....best storyteller ever that guy

[@ablancer3582]

@@julyetelmao This! Sometimes the spooky voice just can’t be taken seriously. Just look at Chills lmao

[@btr9969]

This guy chose quality over quantity. Great job.

[@krishpatel3156]

69th like

[@notafrog2040]

Btr-152 go brrrr

[@vrtr]

this guy chose both

[@rikuu9]

Listening to this whole thing while doodling at 12am is really a whole experience. Love the way you explain stuff and your voice is really oddly soothing. Definetly subscring

[@tableprinterdoor]

I can never watch this kind of stuff after 9pm because otherwise I can’t sleep

[@silver_jordann7482]

Im doing this too! Except it's 6 pm for me

[@hope.1503]

I was doodling too lmfao

[@tuningmk1310]

hh luck on you i watching at 3 22

[@nnightsong]

working on commissions rn while listening

[@Poizin77]

2 years ago when this video came out i put it into watch later because I didn't have time to watch it. Now I'm here watching it

[@sevenstxrsquid]

yesss

[@steel5897]

That Skyrim mod dude isn't even that weird of a case, you'd be surprised at how prevalent that attitude is in the Skyrim modding community, among some pretty damn well known modders too. They go on about "mod piracy" when people do any edits to their work at all and many have threatened to kill themselves and deleted all their mods out of the pettiest things imaginable. They're a wild bunch.

[@steel5897]

And here's a related rabbit hole all of its own for anyone reading this to look up if they're interested: Arthmoor. The dude is a huge nutcase with many, many controversies over the years.

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

@@steel5897 I haven't heard about his controversies; he's a hero in my eyes because of the titanic effort he put into the Unofficial Mods. Please don't break my pedestal...

[@malasian]

@@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573 I suggest you look into it

[@fluffydragon7161]

Regarding the Wyoming Incident It’s actually a very old very lore heavy ARG (alternate reality game) and is honestly fascinating to read about, NightMind has a really in depth video on it if anyones interested

[@doolallyshake64]

That was the scariest part of this video. Seems like a lot of the best horror right now like Mandela catalogue etc may have been influenced by it.

[@Ivynling]

​@@doolallyshake64 analog horror

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

​@@Ivynling I hate the term "Analog Horror". It's like LoFi Beats, usually a term used to justify the shitty nature of a project. The Good ones though are very good.

[@oculometric]

i can't not mentionn this. about rosenhan's experiment, a significant part of it was documenting the horrific conditions inside the institutions the participants were admitted into. this included neglect from staff, poor management of medication, and more. additionally, there was a significant discrepancy between the person diagnosed at a private institution and the others. there's plenty more detail to this study, and you really missed out the most important part of it.

[@coleurquiola6759]

There’s also the fact that this experiment is more about the problems with labeling mental illness than anything else. Once someone is considered mentally ill, literally anything they do is perceived through that framing. It’s an incredibly important experiment in what’s called labeling theory in sociology.

[@chersnotdead5124]

@@coleurquiola6759 there we go, I knew someone would have pointed it out already!

[@christianwestervelt4242]

I’m prettyyyy sure the tunnels refer to the theory that there’s a system of hidden tunnels connected to all kinds of buildings and cave systems that people disappear in large amounts next to.

[@lightbeingpontifex]

america is full over underground tunnels

[@tristanstrain9751]

"The steam tunnels can get as hot as 150 degrees Celsius, so heat exhaustion is a very real risk." My man, at 150 degrees Celsius *instant death* is a very real risk.

[@clintonsimmonds3956]

The router melted

[@poetsrear]

Been to a sauna @ 100-110°c. (100° being water boiling temperature in celsius) Without long term conditioning it fries your ears in less than half a minute (lot of hardcore saunojat use felt caps for this purpose). The air sears nostrils as it goes, so many people pant by mouth. Even wooden boarding, which is a weak conductor, can become burning hot, so textile is needed to sit on. Overall it crisps your skin, especially the upper body, so that in five to ten minutes you'll become all mottled, red and dazed, old skin easily peeling off shoulders or other tense spots. Honestly, I find it hard to believe anyone could tolerate 150° for more than a minute or two, nevermind operating in that temperature. Most people would probably enter hyperthermic shock, have seizure and die very quickly indeed. I mean definitely there are SOME people who could pull it off, but they aren't your usual american university students. So I'm going to assume this was 150° fahrenheit all along.

[@tristanstrain9751]

@@poetsrear Wow! I had no idea that it was even possible to live in air that's that hot for even a second without dying. Is that the actual constant heat in places like that? I know 100 degrees celsius is equivalent to 212 fahrenheit, so I assumed anything even that hot would be next to instant death. Is the difference because you're surrounded by air rather than water so even at those temperatures the rate of heat transfer is different? You obviously can't live in literally boiling water for almost any amount of time, right? Or am I wrong? Ultimately my comment was a tease at the video creator because I also assume he meant fareignheit, but you've piqued my curiousity about the adaptibility of the human body.

[@poetsrear]

@@tristanstrain9751 Well, you aren't far off. I believe temperatures like that are bordering the instant death category, possibly frying the lungs first. Humidity also plays a role in this, toning the effect for the worse or better. The heat isn't constant in sauna, there's factors and personal flavour to it. I prefer 80°ish. But if you're interested, you'd find an article explaining the whole thing, I won't do it here. There's also this article including the 2010 incident that might intrest you regarding this topic: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Sauna_Championships But yes I believe you are correct, gas being worse conductor makes it more tolerable (/non-lethal). Think of an oven. You can slip the dish in and out no problem, even in 250°c. Dipped in boiling water on the other hand, you'd be dead by reaching the hospital or at best requiring a basketball court worth of skin transplants and remaining in intensive care for months. I have heard a sad story of a child slipping and falling into the heated washing water container in sauna, nearing boiling temp; even though his father picked him up in mere second or two, burning his arms completely in the process, the child was dead before any help could be reached... In air at least your skin can attempt to regulate temperature, but if you lose it, as in boiling water, you're done. It's our biggest organ afterall. Let us respect the forces of nature and be highly mindful when dealing with anything dangerously hot. Stay safe and be well.

[@tristanstrain9751]

@@poetsrear Absolutely! Thanks for this! You be safe as well!

[@sacrishee3188]

As a Webnovelist, the idea of hyper-sigils sounds terrifying.

[@bw000m]

lol i know right. im a writer myself, i work on my comic every day and im like. well shit i guess im gonna manifest blood being splattered everywhere

[@sacrishee3188]

Bro I love how the first thing that came to you mind was just gore instead of some tragic character xd

[@bw000m]

@@sacrishee3188 my characters are doing fiiiiiine theyre completely ok. brian is gonna have nightmares about being a brain in a jar for the rest of their life but like. its fine.

[@DivineXPotato]

i mean, as a practioner of magick i'd say don't worry about it. the whole point of a sigil is for it to be charged with motive and intent. it would be pretty fucken hard to create a working hyper sigil entirely by accident. Hell creating a hyper sigil in of its self is not easy, if i remember correctly alan moore or someone wrote some comics as his attempt at it, and that again is something that takes years and active attention and intention when drawing it, not just drawing it and "ohh i accidentally created a sigil" point is, i really wouldn't worry about it.

[@bw000m]

@@DivineXPotato awesome im gonna surround myself with gore on purpose now

[@rocketwastaken]

38:46 The thought of Osama Bin Laden watching Monsters Vs. Aliens is absolutely hilarious

[@cecilycurtis1736]

i was on those ed forums, discord servers, and sides of tumblr in high school. we all encouraged each other and shared information, and at the time it felt totally normal. really sad to look back on honestly, and i didn’t even have it very bad compared to girls i met in those spaces.

[@degrassi69]

i used to go on them too. i remember being a curious and insecure 14 year old and that ignited something inside of me that i’m still dealing with now another 14 years later

[@cecilycurtis1736]

@@degrassi69 i’ve been struggling ever since too. hope you’re doing ok

[@degrassi69]

@@cecilycurtis1736 same to you

[@rudelittleant3654]

i have a pretty raging case of anorexia, have since i was a kid (mine mostly stems from a lack of control due to a rocky childhood, and a fear of forming a "fuller figure") and i remember frequenting forums similar to the ones you had spoke of ages 13-16...eventually i moved on to lurking the proana community on Tumblr, i finally sought out treatment, and i'm still struggling through it..anyway, despite me moving on, along with many of the others i had followed at that age, there's still a Very prominent proana/mia community on Tumblr, some going as far as to using actual users as "fatspo." my heart goes out to all of them, once you're neck deep in the disorder, you really do change as a person, and all logical thought goes out the window. lack of calories really messes with the brain.

[@rudelittleant3654]

@@bananarama742 thank you

[@sullidarling2877]

@@bananarama742 actually stop talking forever

[@damix8541]

@@bananarama742 lmao

[@Hello-wn2dr]

Just eat more 🍜🥘🌮🍝🥗🍳🥑🥞🥞

[@rudelittleant3654]

@@Hello-wn2dr hmmm..i don't know 🤔 someone else already told me to do that, and it's not working? instructions too vague.

[@JonSudano]

I find it hilarious how they got the twin towers AND the pentagon in one day. You'll never know what the original post said

[@Mexican_Robobot42]

Yeah that was a hilarious one!

[@jevilstail]

Yeah that was a hilarious one!

[@Ursache420]

Yeah that was a hilarious one!

[@Mexican_Robobot42]

Yeah that was a hilarious one!

[@weekday2175]

Yeah that was a hilarious one!

[@philstory2556]

1:19:00 I've actually spoken with the heavens gate email a long time ago and they were nice enough to explain the theology to me. For starters, the Married couple in Arizona that run's the email spoke with me about there being several other surviving members, however the Couple are the only one's who maintain active belief. Heaven's gate also believes in Reincarnation, and so the couple believes that another opportunity will present itself in another lifetime on this planet for them to rejoin their former associates. One of the biggest things they revealed to me is that the spacecraft following Hale-Bopp, the comet, was completely false, made up in the internet rumor mill. In their own words, "Think about it, why would an advanced spices have to follow space debris?". The choosing of the date of the mass suicide coinciding with hale-bopp was in their words, "Just was simply a marker, like easter, spring and other things that came together in March, 1997." I stopped receiving responses around 40 or so emails in, but they stated that essentially almost all of the specifics the media reported on following the suicides was completely wrong, such as telekinesis having been from some art show they attended, but the media falsely attributed the ideas of TK to Heaven's Gate after the fact.

[@kwbond918]

This right here seems like some Pro-HG propaganda lol

[@viracocha6093]

@Kw Bond it’s from people who are still in the cult even if it’s kinda dead, so it’s worth taking into consideration

[@CWINDOWSsystem32]

I think what the "Biohazard car stickers" entry was referring to are cars that were the scenes of homicides and suicides. The most haunting one I saw was an auction listing for a Volkswagen Passat where someone met their unfortunate end, judging from the dried brain matter on the dashboard and seats.

[@lightbeingpontifex]

they didn't even clean the brain matter ,,?

[@noah-jh9cq]

Literally was just watching the first one wondering when the next one was coming out. Thank you for the perfect timing man.

[@ali_m_]

Same here lmfao

[@DarkOminigiri]

Cap

[@noah-jh9cq]

@@DarkOminigiri why would I lie about something like this?

[@RaeIsGaee]

FYI for the Dyatlov Pass Incident; - Tent Slashed From Inside; Beer bottles and the expedition's stove being faulty hints at a fire starting/smoke building up in the tent while many of the members were intoxicated, forcing them to cut it open and escape. - Radioactive Clothing; Found on the two expedition members who worked with radioactive materials as a day job and had worn their work clothes during the expedition. - Mutilated Bodies; Matches what would be expected of animals eating the bodies as they were left for weeks. Those with cracked skulls were found in a crevice and most likely hit their head when they fell.

[@_RobBanks]

didnt they say the bodies were also found in a strange position? and what type of animal eats an eye and tongue and not the flesh ?

[@RaeIsGaee]

@@_RobBanks The "strange position" was the victims of the chasm as far as I'm aware. And plenty of animals, namely crows and vultures, considering the relative softness of the eyes and tongue compared to flesh.

[@hec7581]

@@_RobBanks scavenging animals will not try to rip off flesh from bone but would rather eat soft eyeballs and an equally soft tongue. pretty nasty but animals only know that they need to eat

[@Rwoarr]

I watched lemmino's video on this incident and I don't remember what he said about the bitten off tongue, but you can easily bite off your tongue in the middle of an avalanche.

[@bluedoggo483]

ok bUt WhAt If AlIeNs

[@kajsdhflkaSE]

That one about the vore mod is crazy. I can't imagine that happening very often with programming, unless the community is particularly small or the programmer is particularly talented. Typically you'd see development start on competitor mods or programs if the closed source developer refused to implement something, or even if they were just taking too long.

[@jeromedelrosario]

Oh, the skyrim modding drama scene is actually pretty wild, believe it or not.

[@我的家-j4b]

Probably too busy being horny + not enough talent/knowledge. I know that happens to the niche things I like. I don't have the talen or skill to make something better or make more relevant content, so I just take what I can get and stick with it for eons. It's like getting a new video game and it's the only one you have so you play it very often. Even if you get bored of it, you take breaks and go back into it.

[@shoujahatsumetsu]

@@jeromedelrosario The same thing applies to a lot of modding scenes.

[@chillyconmor]

i remember finding a couple besatiality rape mods on skyrim a few years ago people are crazy

[@desu8990]

From my experience that's sort of the norm with the Skyrim modding scene. Folks there are super protective of their mods, to the point where modpacks are only just now becoming a thing. A couple years ago and most mod creators were pretty against stuff like that

[@AussieMarcel]

Regarding DMT ‘machine elves’ I believe people share hallucinations because those interested in DMT will usually research it before hand and stumble upon the experiences of others. It stands to reason then that the seed for what they’ll see when they trip has been planted long before they use DMT.

[@gwgwgwgwgwgwgwgwgw]

Partly this, but also partly shared cultural conceptions. I'm sure people of other cultures have other shared experiences with psychedelic use that are unique to their culture and unlike the ones described here

[@Jacob-dk4gt]

Maybe but there isn't a similar phenomenon when it comes to lucid dreaming with something as ubiquitous as the machine elves. I honestly think there are certain archetypes humans have evolved to understand that are constant across different religions through history

[@gabrielwalker1714]

I’m apart of the tunnels community and we are not bad at all, we enjoy the feeling of before and after, seeing how a beautiful building can brake down to nothing and still be beautiful, this includes tunnels caves anywhere. the exploring is what’s thriving too, thinking ur getting to see somthing not a lot of people get to see, going to a place where time holds still. if u love exploring and like that kinda stuff I recommend u check it out, we help eachother find these places and protect them from being destroyed by people who don’t respect. My groups called urbex but yeah we’re just explorer’s

[@isaiahsimmons5776]

fair enough

[@themodernfrontiersmen]

As someone who makes urbex content on YT, yeah it is just something people to to preserve the history of abandoned and mostly forgotten places. Better than someone films and photographs a place and tells everyone it's history than just let it fall apart and disappear to be forgotten forever.

[@megarayquaza9054]

Basically a walking museum, not in a bad sense of course

[@readyandwaitingwithasupris3693]

monke 🕳️🦍🛐🤣😅😂👉🧲🖤🤍🤍🌛🌜😫

[@Atomchild]

Oh my God! That is so cool that you included a section for tunnelers! I am a tunneler and I have been doing it for years. I have mapped and discovered miles upon miles of tunnels in my area (Baltimore City) some of these tunnels are over 100 years old and they're fascinating and exciting to explore.

[@theshibalover]

That’s awesome, I’ve been looking into it here in Melbourne and hope to go draining/tunneling one day as we have some of the most extensive drain systems in the world

[@samuel-fg6wh]

you are the guy in a horror movie

[@avalonjustin]

Please be careful out there. There may be psychos or dangerous animals in the tunnels.

[@Atomchild]

@chimchad yeah that doesn't surprise me as there are quite a few subjects here that have been thoroughly disproven that are kept alive online by gullible boomers and gen alpha on tirktork.

[@Atomchild]

@@theshibalover Melbourne's tunnel system is fire from what I've seen. If you want a map, let me know.

[@ashtray0belief]

I was raising my eyebrow at the hypersigil part, until she started talking about the experience the author had with his stories. For about a year I've been focusing on the life of a particular character of mine, almost exclusively writing his story, and I have noticed that I've been becoming more and more like him. I call it method writing as a joke, but honestly? At this point, it's involuntary; I don't aim to be like him, but it's slowly becoming more and more apparent to me and the people around me, despite them not even being aware of this character existing, or me writing about him.

[@watching7721]

Making art changes you. Each project is a character moment for the artist. Especially if you've been at it for a long time or focus on a character for a long time. The artist molds themselves somewhat into the character.

[@sivelk4512]

If you think about it that character already was you and not the opposite. You gave birth to it from your mind so it was already there even if you didn't know. It s an aspect of your own mind growing on you.

[@kattfromsplatsville]

Same, it's like raising a child. You gave them life, now you grow up with them

[@MaxTedium]

Write about a cool character then

[@Zarnubius]

You should read Philip K. Dick's "Exegesis". He describes in detail how UBIK and VALIS became his hyperreality because of how powerful he made the "fictional" concepts in those stories.

[@sasariwtf]

I can confirm that the hyper sigal thing is real. Though it's less magical than you might initially think. Its more... 1. Directing your attention and efforts into a sertain direction, and 2. Noticing changes you wouldn't without the hyper sigal even though they're still there. Kind of like when you learn a new word and suddenly you hear it everywhere.

[@tuxxle8830]

A few comments about things on here I didn’t expect to recognize but did- I remember watching a TEDtalk at one point with my mom that talked about the guy who did research on whether human consciousness could effect the molecular structure of water, and I remember the TEDtalk showing those exact same pictures of the water structure you did. I went though my whole life thinking that was genuine science until just now, so it was interesting to see it within context. Secondly, Trueman Show Syndrome isn’t a real mental illness, but Capgras Syndrome is something close to it. One of my aunts grew up in a family of 8 siblings and she had a number of mental illnesses and was fine for a while on her medication but ultimately stopped taking it because she was unhappy with her weight gain. She suffered from Capgras syndrome which made her believe us, her family members, were all actors and replacements of her real family members. She ran away after several eviction notices to her family house and to this day the state she lived in knows where she is but won’t tell us because of medical privacy. From what I can tell, Capgras is more like a conspiracy than a scripted TV show to the person experiencing it.

[@RedWants]

Capgrass syndrome is very interesting. It derives from an emotional processing glitch in the brain, resulting in the patient not feeling strong emotions toward people close to them, like love or comfort. Apparently this makes the patient believe in actors and imposters as opposed to an emotional blind spot toward someone who should trigger these emotions in the patient.

[@tubi2123]

so no one in your family is legally allowed to know where she lives now? or have contact?

[@tuxxle8830]

@@tubi2123 No just the state medical group that knows where she is won't tell us because of medical privacy. We've been getting a bit closer to finding her though. We know she's at least still alive.

[@chloskyskies4399]

26:00 a lot of that isn’t as weird as it sounds, Wild scavenger animals often will eat the eyes and tongue first as they are easiest to access and soft. The current theory is an avalanche. It can cause the strange injuries (minus the damage caused by animals). It would also explain why they cut their way out of the tent Hypothermia explains the clothes, it often leads people to a delirious state where they start to feel hot, leading them to remove clothes in their confused The radiation is actually also easy to explain: the gas lanterns in the tent contained thorium. Which is mildly radioactive. Edit: well guess they covered that! Nice. You can use this comment as further elaboration, ig

[@shedontluvzak8069]

bro you’re a fucking genius☠️

[@chloskyskies4399]

@@shedontluvzak8069 nah not really, just studying forensics

[@lachelnderhund]

Is that the reason why dead animals tend to have no eyes?, usually when I leave my harvested deers head out in our garden to be eaten by bugs so I can hang it up, the eyes are usually missing?? Seems cool but odd

[@jewishspacelaseroperator5410]

The other odd issue with it is that other doctors who examined the bodies and pictures of the bodies as well as the soldiers that recovered them said that the ones with skull damage looked like they had had their heads bashed in with the butt of a soviet rifle. Also the guy with the radiation worked in a lab at his college where he was in contact with it fairly often so that part is explained

[@finished6267]

@@jewishspacelaseroperator5410 really? A fucking Soviet rifle? Hahahahaha.

[@ghost_lad08]

The fact that I knew quite a few of these despite it being the deepest parts of the iceberg makes me wonder wether I should be proud or ashamed

[@Vortigan_]

Be proud stranger on the internet! Be proud...

[@lightbeingpontifex]

no shame about knowing stuff ,,, its just information

[@harpyyy_]

when i heard u say “devourment” i thought u meant the metal band LMAO😭😭

[@dirtyduncan3900]

One thing i love about your videos is that you don't try to scare your viewers its very refreshing considering that most iceberg videos are like,"And since you know about this thing, you will stub your ear during the following week!"

[@BarcingMatter]

1:22:14 a much more likely explanation is the fact that the church was known for appropriating and using pagan imagery and practices to bring people into the church to convert them as well as to bury the history of paganism entirely. We did a lesson on this when we were studying the Anglo Saxons for beowulf and arthurian legends.

[@marcelszekowski315]

38:52 no way osama bin laden got hood irony in his crib 💀💀💀

[@TheMemesSmellFunny]

nahhhhh 😭😭

[@owenm.5056]

No way the same person that planned 9/11 also has an Arabian Version of Monsters Vs Aliens 💀

[@Mb.24-e8k]

@@owenm.5056 inside job

[@Mxrkl]

The truman show entry was a little weird to me as I've only discovered about this movie now. But back when I was around 8 years old, I've always had this thought that my life was a show with people hidden everywhere filming me and everyone near was just an actor and breaks character as soon as I look away. It's crazy how things like that was in a way considered as a mental disorder. I'm glad I got over it before it turned into something that was mentioned in the video.

[@user-kx7ls8ds9j]

About the cannibal Armin Meiwes. Yes he definitely recorded himself, it was used while interrogation. My opinion after some research: I don’t think police would publish it and I assume the only thing you would find are screenshots which were presumably shown in trail.

[@Kaizaratl]

I legitimately can't stop laughing about the Devourment story. That story needs a video of its own.

[@fireemblemaddict128]

How did he prevent people from modding his mod? Surely if someone really wanted to, a mod like that could easily be cracked much sooner.

[@aihoshinoirl]

Fr LOLL

[@DraphEnjoyer]

@@fireemblemaddict128 Probably just held the threat that if anyone ever edited it, he would simply remove the source files from the original upload

[@MrMrjwongy]

The whole vore thing caught me off guard. I cringed so badddd. I like vore but this was too much to deal with lol

[@geetee3201]

I had to pause the video and take a breather when the entry started because I just couldnt do it.

[@lyxthen]

Ok, I feel like I have stake on this issue as someone who has been admitted to a psychiatric hospital and has a long history of dealing with the mental health system: IT SUCKS ASS. Depending on who is treating you, they will tell you you are a) making shit up for attention or b) take everything you say and hold it against you and take away your rights and autonomy. A psychiatric hospital doesn't work like a "normal" hospital because you are not allowed to just leave, and the staff can and will use abusive tactics against you. So you are in a position where you are both denied care and basic dignity. The study mentioned clearly shows the biases of the staff working on these places, and their reluctance to actually listen to the people they are supposed to be treating. Pretending the system isn't flawed hurts people, so while the criticisms of the experiment are valid, you cannot fully dismiss the results when the lived experience of so many people back them up.

[@amphithundr]

even in regular degular hospitals, doctors dont always believe patients. if youre fat, black, a woman, have a mental health condition, ect, they often treat you poorly and refuse to look further into your issues.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Agreed. Big pharma is evil and heinous, and they get away with it because everybody is too afraid of being seen as wrong for criticizing doctors.

[@JulianneLynett]

!! as a psych hospital patient it's sososososo bad. i'm still a minor so all the places i have been to are adolescent/youth psych hospitals and it's so bad. you basically sign away your rights at the beginning, which for many of us is in an unstable mental state, as well as a formality because your parents can send you there for any reason they deem necessary (and i mean seriously, i met a kid there for crashing his dad's car on accident). they can give you medication that you don't know about, the wrong medication, and basically anything without facing legal troubles. ugh i could talk about the stories for hours. it's really a messed up system (sorry for replying like. 11 months after original post i just saw it and needed to say something lol)

[@lyxthen]

@@JulianneLynett Don't apologize, I was also admitted to the psych hospital as a minor and I can corroborate this experience. It really *is* terrible, I stand with you in solidarity

[@BarSimple]

this is possibly the most perfect video ive ever watched, genuinley intresting all the way through, theres no day i am not in the mood too rewatch

[@lgpa565]

"He turned himself into a petrol pump,funniest shit I've ever seen"

[@Koupip]

for the biohazard damaged cars if i remember correctly when a dude kills himself in his car by breathing in co2 his eyes explode which causes the car to lose all its value so you can buy them for cheap if you are not scared of ghosts, the same apply to houses where murder take place but for the car i'm like 80% certain that's what it means

[@MarilynMalkovich]

Tragically, death by carbon monoxide inhalation doesn't make your eyes explode. Carbon dioxide inhalation especially doesn't. Shocking, I know.

[@ShilohJanowick]

quick clarification about how sigils are thought to work (at least under the context of chaos magic): the basic concept of a sigil isn't necessarily that it's going to magically make something happen. it's closer to a form of manifestation, if that makes any sense. basically the idea is that the sigil is a representation a realistic and probable desire of yours and through certain complex processes that representation gets buried inside your subconscious. once it's in there it's meant to subtly influence you towards your goals through small actions from your subconscious, which is why all sigils have to be within probable reason (i.e. an "i win one million dollars" sigil is not very likely to work but an "i get my room cleaned up" one is). really good video! love diving into these kinds of rabbit holes.

[@Skeleton_With_VR]

kinda like MILD in lucid dreaming? EDIT: holy crap, i might add that to MILD, for more reliable results

[@kandy1643]

They’re also in so many different cultures through different forms. I personally haven’t had much luck with them, but carrying around a protection rune makes me feel better

[@sharanski]

@@Skeleton_With_VR what’s “mild”?

[@Masked_SVincent]

I’ve had a lucifer sigil around my neck for about 2 years now. I never take it off, it feels like protection at this point. And I’ll die on this hill by the fact that I manage to get out of every fucked situation I get into.

[@aimeeredacted9439]

​@@Masked_SVincent lucifer sigil? the pentagram or his actual sigil?

[@meaninglessmeep]

I watched penguinz0's video on Nasubi, and what he went through just broke my heart, I don't care that it was a game show. The challenge was just completely inhumane. They could've at least given him food and water, I genuinely hope he's doing better and has gotten therapy for what he went through.

[@J3tr0cks]

As someone who came across DPR’s audio tape transcript by mistake (I knew it was a serial killer’s tape but didn’t realise how bad it would be), it’s super disturbing. I’ve seen and read some horrific things in my time, but so far that one takes the cake. The content stayed with me for days and even now getting flashbacks to it grosses me out. I feel for those women; it must have been absolutely terrifying. Losing their memories of it was probably a blessing in disguise.

[@nobody-mh6un]

@Theyes **read more provides a brief summary** I'll just bullet some stuff since I remember reading the transcript too and eh, don't really wanna scavenge for the specifics ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ the read more is so people don't have to read it if they don't want to. ●Basically uses sexual derogatory names for the victims throughout the tape and very much describes how non-consensual the actions he'll perform will be ●Goes very in-detail on actions, the living conditions, and the rules the victims will go through ●Instructions on how to do certain things are given ●Talks about the process of brainwashing and how there's no point in trying to escape and/or negotiate

[@nicholasdentel3136]

@Theyes I remember watching a video about a year ago on DPR, and it went in depth about everything and I just remember being mentally scarred from that for a while. And Im not normally one to be too affected by something like that. It truly is one of those pieces of media you just dont ever want to read or hear about. Right up there with the ending of A Serbian Film or Salo

[@atach881]

Omg thank you for this , I've been waiting for this for so long. This iceberg, has been my favorite and I'm so happy to have it be continued.

[@Littlemeast12Animations]

For the one about the campers, they most likely got hypothermia. First off, some of the bodies were naked. A symptom of hypothermia is experiencing extreme heat, and so they may have been compelled to take off their clothes to escape the heat. Secondly, they could’ve gone into psychosis from the hypothermia, and either attacked the other campers or preformed self inflicted injuries. Doesn’t much explain the radiation though.

[@iamacatperson7226]

I’ve heard (can’t confirm) the one with radiation on him worked at a power plant or something where he worked near radioactive stuff. I can’t confirm any of this, and I can’t give a source because it’s been a while and I don’t remember what it was

[@everythingpony]

​@@iamacatperson7226it was the lantern it litterly said it in the video

[@iamacatperson7226]

@@everythingpony when did it say that? I don't remember it

[@cickest]

@@iamacatperson7226 @26.56

[@fotzenrettich185]

@@iamacatperson7226there is a yt vid about that incident from lemmino. It‘s the best video about it and very plausible.

[@Whyamiheredotnet]

Okay I’ll admit the “when you need to run you’d be glad you trained” meme is pretty funny but that’s probably because I have a broken sense of humor

[@vengaya2544]

1hours 30 minutes of non-stop content, my respect

[@thatguyknownaswill8180]

“So you are into vore right?” “Yep” “And you agree that it is a very niche fetish that not many people are into, right?” “Uh huh” “And you agree that gatekeeping people’s personal and sexual lives are bad and they should keep an open mind, right?” “Makes sense to me.” “So you will let people edit your mod to play as male characters.” “No.”

[@aarongarcia5037]

I need this in the Man Ray/Patrick wallet meme format

[@JubbJubb_]

I fucking despise vore and I think anybody who likes it could possibly be sick in the head, but bullying a guy off of a website because he just wants to put restrictions on his “work” is awful. All vore likers are weirdos, but I didn’t assume they were all bad people. Apparently they are, though.

[@Nameless-xc4fw]

Sounds like someone enjoys vore

[@rpatte06011987]

@@JubbJubb_ you should work on your sexual hangups.

[@1SpicyMeataball]

Vore is f**king weird and cringe.

[@ripwednesdayadams]

The Al Roker clip reminds me of these episodes my dad had right before he had to put a pacemaker put in. He would seem like he was conscious but would be unable to move and seemed to “freeze” like AR in that clip. It was related to his irregular heartbeat which was dangerously slow and he almost died. After having the pacemaker put in and was diagnosed with sleep apnea, he was fine and it never happened again.

[@MyPalJimbo]

Since the time that you wrote this, Mitch McConnell has frozen during press conferences on two separate occasions. Have you seen videos of those incidents? And if so, would you say that looks like the same thing as what happened with your dad?

[@FromThe36thChamber]

It sounds like at best that dude got a false cancer diagnosis that equated that to “whatever I was doing at the time MADE it go away”

[@colesephhh9546]

“Man gets cancerous growth on tumor, killing the tumor and ending his cancer”

[@linda3482]

Very funny to hear the story about the Dogon tribe. Years back before the civil War in Mali I did an organised one month West Africa trip starting from Mali to Bukina Faso to Gnana and at the last Lome in Togo. Very special trip and by far the most memorable trip I ever did. We started in Bamako and traveled in two weeks up to Mopti and Bandiagara aka the area of the Dogon tribe. For four days we walked from one Dogon village to the other. We ate with them, slept on the roof of their houses and enjoyed their evening activities what was very special. Visited those Tellem houses where before the priest where living. Now not aymore because the priest had to come from one family and because of inbreeding for decades no normal child was born. Our guide was from the Dogon tribe. Very friendly people but not even one sigh of alien contact. Infact, tourism was on of their main sources of income so also really not a secluded tribe at all. Because they live on cliffs in the Sahel you can only get there by foot but every two weeks or even more a group of tourist would pass by. If they had aliens there they really knew how to hide them very wel :-) Really hope the war didn't hit them to hard and they found other means to survive..

[@oziku1816]

That sounds very cool, where do you find such trips?

[@goddoda412]

did you listen to what the guy said in the video he said its possibly something that happened in the past life goes beyond your life

[@OGbrundle]

The first half of the paragraph that is this comment reads extremely well if you imagine it in donald trump voice

[@memoid1895]

The guy who discovered that they knew about sirius was in 1946

[@circleancopan7748]

Sadly, the Dogon was hit by the civil war too. They fought any Fulanis who tried to encroach on their territory, leading them to arm themselves. But hope they settle the matter peacefully.

[@AgentBacalhau]

Imagine you hop into the "this person doesn't exist" site one day and it loads a picture that looks *exactly* like you. Statistical impossibility or philosophical implications aside, that shit would ve legitimately terrifying. Also The Wyoming Incident is widely believed to, and has many many evidence towards being, an unfiction project, or an ARG, one of the first ones ever, that has been gamejacked many, many, many times throughout the years later on. Night Mind has a video on it.

[@msbellebelle]

I hate the wyoming incident with a searing passion, every single time i hear about the wyoming incident i get irrationally mad. I am a very avid fan of analog horror and ARGs alike, and the wyoming incident in particular annoys me to this day solely due to the fact that the video that started the whole thing is so unique and interesting, and it makes you ask so many questions, but then the rest of the ARG stuff tied to the wyoming incident video are so complex and convoluted that its hard to even figure out whats going on. Not to mention that im pretty sure it was never even finished

[@AgentBacalhau]

@@msbellebelle It was gamejacked more times than I can count, which caused an overly convoluted story cause everyone wanted to bring it in their own direction

[@SomethingToThinkAbout2002]

Lol I had that same thought, no joke

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

It's not statistically impossible to have a face identical or almost exactly like yours. There are only so many facial features that Humans have, and many people share the same facial features, like the same nose, the same mouth, the same eyes. What this site does is create a face from those random features that humans have. And once in a while people will look like twins without being related (technically everybody is related since everyone descends from the first Human)

[@carbonreptile5437]

looking at the guy on the right makes me so uncomfortable and uneasy i hate thinking about it

[@teamspanglish]

Always thought the concept of global consciousness was interesting because I used to run a crepe shop in my hometown and would often notice that people would usually order the same things in a single day. One day everyone would order banana nutella crepes, one day everyone would order smores crepes, etc. The crepes were wrapped up in foil and eaten in a handheld manner, plus my customers would walk off in a random direction on a crowded boardwalk so I always thought the possibility of people seeing what somebody else ordered seemed unlikely. Never figured out an explanation for this and always wondered if other people in retail or food service noticed similar behavior.

[@SquidwinYT]

I worked in a fast food place for a couple months and noticed the same thing. If someone ordered something I hadn't seen ordered in a while, there would always be like at least 3-4 other orders in the day, not just the one. Weird

[@gigidoesthingss]

Yes! We joke at work that it is "hot dog day" or "hambúrguer day" is kinda interesting

[@dollanganger444]

Oh yeah I noticed it working at Starbucks.

[@troodon1096]

Coincidence, and just popularity trends of a certain kind of food. There's nothing more to it than that.

[@abbysmith5933]

@@troodon1096you’re literally just saying that though? You didn’t prove anything and just kinda rude to just go “nope, you’re wrong. It’s nothing” to someone’s idea or experience