Can You Survive A Nuclear Winter (And Other Nuclear Stories)

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Enjoy the special episode... 🍿

[@zxZxzZ]

Awesome

[@captainobvious3174]

Can’t believe I’m halfway there! 👍

[@EkBoon]

Can we have a English subtitles?

[@bigbleach1603]

The Infographics Show thanks infographics. Im gonna go beat my wife now

[@bigbleach1603]

J C oh jc dont you know? Thats how everyone dies!

[@christopherz92]

Me, casually listening to this 2 years ago: "Huh, interesting". Me, listening to this again in 2022: *furiously taking notes*

[@Frakon25]

Literally searched it to furiously take notes

[@oskarnijzink5016]

Saw this video and thought it is a good lesson for the next few years

[@jackietran1412]

yup

[@rick-dy7mt]

This stuff is going to happen im sure, maybe in a 70 years but it will

[@gab882]

You and me both. Let's hope we survive if Russia escalates into WW3.

[@ronaldp7573]

One-hour of infographics?! Truly today is an great day.

[@TheInfographicsShow]

💪🏻

[@raymondjones7423]

Awesome profile pic🦅

[@Sky_Gtag.]

@@TheInfographicsShow wait you read comments

[@Sky_Gtag.]

Lol

[@ChristopherB.]

@@trollrat2828 obviously, since they responded to the comment all these replies are for.

[@Nathan-og3br]

Most people wouldn't survive if their local grocery stores shut down for a week.

[@jknight1984]

Nathan or wifi for a day

[@vitolopoii7981]

Does that include ur mom

[@JL00718]

@@vitolopoii7981 put him in the grave

[@aiden7003]

I've mostly eaten small quantities of fastfood as 1 meal a day my whole life, cheap and efficient.

[@JL00718]

@@aiden7003 thats a L

[@JCG0001]

Depending on the level of destruction, it would be hard to find a reason to want to "survive".

[@KongTheViking]

Family, and rebuilding of society would be a historic achievement which if well documented would keep you in the history books for the rest of time

[@noth606]

A sufficient level of destruction and contamination would make it pointless to try, but that level is unlikely to occur. What is far more likely is something rather localized geographically, in which case it would behoove us all to collaborate to ensure maximum containment of both destruction and contamination as it would then remain localized and we could keep on trucking on the rest of the planet, think Chernobyl but bigger and multiple of them.

[@Weedwaffles]

@@KongTheViking bro said family…. What makes you think you’ll survive nuclear fall out? What resources will you have when basically everything with be radioactive?

[@KongTheViking]

@@Weedwaffles The reason to WANT to survive bro…

[@nexpro6118]

A GREAT reason would be to not want to see and or know of loved ones to die.......

[@78veronlibra]

I absolutely love these special episodes! Keeping things that are related together in a long form are so helpful

[@davycard760]

Fun fact: the lethal dose of radiation is 7 siverts. The largest recorded dose was received by Hisashi Ouchi at 17 siverts. His chromosomes were obliterated and he's the only person to have ever lived (for a time) with no DNA. His body literally disintegrated and he was kept alive for 83 days by doctors & his family despite being in an unimaginable amount of pain and begging to die. After being resuscitated multiple times, he finally died of cardiac arrest. I wrote a paper on him arguing in favor of PAS/euthenasia

[@HammerSavage85]

His last name was Ouchi. The world's full of weird cruel irony

[@ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw]

Frightening !!!!

[@marinacroy1338]

Wendigoon made a video on what he went through. It was extremely brutal. Towards the end of his life, he essentially was conscious for the first couple weeks of the decomposition process.

[@michaeldunwoody3629]

It hurts just reading this!!

[@CarrieJess]

They kept him alive to study him bc it was such a rare case. Idk how the researchers & doctors slept at night after that. Maybe they didn’t, there were suicides from what I understand.

[@zachrayy288]

Dang a 54 minute video I thought I'm tripping lol

[@TheKeithvidz]

handed you the 55th like - no joke.

[@raycch8668]

I wonder how much effort he had to put to make this

[@صدراکیهانی]

I taugh I was high

[@DTTQ4L]

I left yt on autoplay in the background and thought it went through 7 vids

[@ne9835]

IKR!!!!!!

[@rampukaradhikari4716]

I love ads... I couldn't imagine my life without them. Which car to buy, whom to donate, where to invest, what to watch, what games to play, all of them answered on single platform. We wouldn't call this era an information age without advertisements. I also love how they included few clips about nuclear winter in between the ads so that we don't get bored. What a time to be alive 😀

[@narayasuiryoku1397]

🙂😃😀😄😁😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@crispinroy9839]

Drag the red dot to the right and end the video. Tap the restart icon and presto! No more ads

[@holysmokes7754]

The infographic show is truly something special, not only do they make subjects interesting and fun, but they are very informative. The way they do their episodes makes me want to learn MORE. School is boring but if they played infographic's videos, I would want to learn more, and I would learn more. They do proper research and make it FUN for everyone. Truly a masterpiece.

[@weewhiskydram1294]

What about water, this went on a tangent about Chernobyl and I missed how we would source water in a nuclear winter

[@dianeridley9804]

When they drop that bomb, I'm planning to determine where the initial strike would land, and move there immediately. Next, I'm gonna get my popcorn and wait for 5he flash. I am not tryna survive a nuclear war.

[@Prokerboss]

The flash would probably blind you instantly, so yeah, no point in that.

[@NottsKnots]

With regards to the "How I Survived Chernobyl" Story, He survived for a time, but died from Lukemia aged 47 in 2008, so it's fairly likely Chernobyl still got him in the end.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Very likely. The whole Chernobyl thing was just so awful. RIP to all who died.

[@raidermaxx2324]

fun fact: Chernobyl means "wormwood" in Ukrainian

[@jonathan5067]

@@raidermaxx2324 didn't ask

[@Osama_Zyn_Laden]

@@raidermaxx2324 Revelations

[@AshleyJamesFarmer]

@@jonathan5067 I did

[@randallpetroelje3913]

Sounds almost like a nuclear winter. The technology to survive would be extraordinary. Cleaning up the environment and surviving that is nothing short of a miracle ( according to current models). Thanks again for your show 👍

[@nicholasboss860]

This is so entertaining. I cant get enough of all this knowledge.

[@uniqueEnergy83]

I thought I was alone, I could listen to history and science ALLLL DAY, I was on the KZbin channel about WWII on last night

[@viper1513]

Jaguar: WE GOT TREES Cheetah: WE GOT SPEED Human: we got a nuke.

[@aliimran6298]

very interesting

[@maxdann881]

Random alien: :( wat about me?

[@Hawkens4k]

@@maxdann881 you got flying frisbee.

[@trishaerra2957]

Stark: we have a hulk.

[@bibanca8539]

also jaguars: don't forget we also have the strongest bite force of any feline

[@baefoot]

Corona, “....I shut down the planet for awhile .” Nuclear Winter, “......hold my beer.”

[@daltonleague5121]

True

[@daltonleague5121]

I subbed just beacuse of that u made my day

[@rbq426]

💀😂

[@Manstrual]

Next generation: Ahh yes. Climate change. Let's just drop some nukes.

[@user-ch1qv4qk4z]

i keep telling people... wanna prevent global warming? DROP SOME FUKKEN NUKES!!!

[@stockpistol]

These vegans need stop soon they be no more tree they would ate them all smh

[@fromthefire4176]

The Imperial Army look up “nuclear summer”. The cooling effects come from all the carbon released into the atmosphere from the mass burning debris. That combined with mass decay of organic matter from dead forests(which releases greenhouse gasses), and the loss of those forests as oxygen eating carbon sinks means that after the nuclear winter comes even worse global warming. Plus the ozone would be destroyed as this vid discusses. So we’d be making the world even more uninhabitable, otherwise this would be talked about by scientists as an option.

[@Echo-gd1wt]

cimate change is a hoax

[@Its._.Yumedere]

TO MY SECRET BUNKEr

[@Mr_Nibblesworth]

Get on a train, like “snow piercer”.. “THE ENGINE RUNS FOREVER”. That movie was Charlie and the chocolate factory’s sequel. Ed Harris’s character is the original Charlie..

[@Hazzikaze]

I’m starting to see how correct the fallout franchise really is…

[@gameknight0130]

because war.... war never changes...

[@Wayfarer45]

Patrolling the Mojave makes you wish for a Nuclear winter.

[@jishan-thelonewandererZ]

I hope x01 comes by then

[@nuka5619]

Let’s go Sunning 🎶

[@casualverse]

a 1 hour video out of all the videos this channel puts out. Ya'll got thousands of interns chained up in a basement?

[@dicklemeelmo8401]

Casualverse “How to keep interns locked up in a basement” presented by the Infographics Show

[@cookingwithpenguin5026]

Ok the kid who built his own nuclear reactor made me realize that we are all underachievers lol

[@harrietharlow9929]

He finally died but from complications of alcohol/drugs.

[@nexpro6118]

When a large percentage of so called, "men" today cannot even change their own darn car oil, but a kid figures out how to build a nuclear reactor. Lol. Jesus, how society has become so, lazy and ignorant and arrogant. Lol 😂

[@sagebiddi]

I knew that kid....trust me you are not at all underachieving. You have to be absolutely batshit selfish and crazy to do something like that. Smfh....do it in your basement like a mature adult

[@Godrickdaddy420]

*"Patrolling the mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter"* --NCR

[@mat_thew8103]

North California republic i think i got n wrong lol

[@dangtiendung4766]

Was looking for this

[@stephanviljoen5525]

@@mat_thew8103 Its New California republic btw.

[@AlqhemyA]

YES!

[@Legacy_Of_Dave]

Downloaded, placed on flash drive, several pages of notes taken.

[@Nerdifull]

Taking notes rn

[@lburns7952]

I saw the movie 'Chernobyl' on HBO Max. An AWESOME program. Very well done. I cried at the end .

[@shubhankeryagnik45]

Will there be a season 2 ?

[@steph8703]

Every time i fall asleep with youtube playing, my phone always decides to play this video and the other 2 hour videos on your channel🤣🤣

[@blkcatzette]

Thanks Infographics for opening other points of view .

[@thesimplechannel3629]

So is using a nuclear bomb gonna end global warming? Russia,USA and China: approves Every other country: 👁💧💧💧👄💧💧💧👁

[@getredytagetredy]

There is only global warming on MSMedia TV " news".

[@kiraaisling9603]

Snowpiercer

[@deloshall6225]

YES Please dont tell the d.n.c.

[@Lucky_Chase]

Pales would not last long at all. Skin cancer. That is all.

[@pent-upprodigy3732]

Like a sponge soaking up echo friendly knowledgeable info ... Knowledge is power. When you have great intent you can't go wrong, anything else at that point will eventually be self destructive and it's own depletion.

[@rezopolis]

Are you telling me that we got 1 hour of paper people? Me: hold my popcorn

[@R3tr0Tunez]

This is a mash up of old existing videos. It's just milking adds.

[@R3tr0Tunez]

You can KZbin search "Infographics _____" for each point they make and they have those same videos in 10 minute clips from months ago.

[@DeadOnInfil]

Growing up, I could look out my bedroom and across the bay directly opposite, was Heysham power station. It freaked me out. Occasionally, smoke would billow from it, and they would have to tell us what it was. Always made people panic. I'm very close to Sellafield too!

[@SixxWolfZx]

David is an example of an old soul and a genius.

[@jgobroho]

@Sixx Wolf poor guy drank himself to death too...

[@nexpro6118]

When a large percentage of so called, "men" today cannot even change their own darn car oil, but a kid figures out how to build a nuclear reactor. Lol. Jesus, how society has become so, lazy and ignorant and arrogant. Lol 😂

[@666MANK]

i was waiting for something that had to do with fallout to come up, thank you infogratics show. you got culture

[@CoryTrevorson4570]

when in the video timestamp pls

[@daredude911]

3 views ay? AM I OFFICIALLY IN THE COOL KIDS CLUB??

[@thebanana232]

yes

[@fps-tk6mm]

NO

[@dampotato9807]

ISIAH 13 jealous

[@vanukas8783]

Nope

[@aezure8710]

If a nuclear winter happens you are definitely cool

[@redderbc]

1 hour shows now ? Many thanks :)

[@someguy2347]

50:04 Ferb, I know what we are gonna do today

[@johnnyX-me5ec]

Came back for newyork at release but got as far as keener and gave up as it seemed same old stuff. Thanks to your channel I've come back (after your season 2 rewards "rant") so finished keener and started running wall Street (for bullit king) so did it on challenging no problems 5 times then once on heroic after a few fails. Then on like 10th run (spread over a couple of days) saw your video about turning on directives, so on challenging with all directives got bullit king! Yes love it.

[@AnimeSlaps]

watched this late and fell asleep now I'm watching it again

[@TheInfographicsShow]

👍

[@KawaiiKasai]

Here after that eerie AF Russia vs USA Nuclear War video convinced me I'm gonna need to know this soon

[@mikethedude571]

Finally a 1 hour infographics show my life has hit a new high

[@neofulcrum5013]

Gonna watch this for no particular reason

[@divergentthg7925]

Yep if it's too hot for the summer time for you you can always go for that nuclear winter

[@nievegreyson3563]

Fun fact, canned goods last about two years before they go bad. meaning you need to have an indoor farm or something similar

[@austinlane5533]

It might say 2 years, but its edible for a WHILE.

[@clutchbeyers]

An indoor farm with what water, sunlight, energy to provide photosynthesis?

[@draconiancomments]

@@clutchbeyersjust mushrooms really, many many mushrooms

[@knowntalmbout]

They movie about this. Called “The Book of Eli”

[@mrtomahawk321]

I was scrolling down looking for a comment about the movie

[@danielmorris9803]

Sasha Yuvchenko Your A Hero ❤️ (Your All Hero's) Saved The Entire World Your Not A Monster.. Radiation Landed In North Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Britain 🇬🇧

[@blake7587]

Building a nuclear reactor isn’t hard. Any AP Physics high school student could do it. The hard part is getting the materials. What’s impressive about what this kid did is that he spent that much time acquiring the material.

[@nexpro6118]

When a large percentage of so called, "men" today cannot even change their own darn car oil, but a kid figures out how to build a nuclear reactor. Lol. Jesus, how society has become so, lazy and ignorant and arrogant. Lol 😂

[@ricksonpat4451]

This is crucial to understanding just how destructive a nuclear war would be

[@daftspy3916]

The fact that David died of alcohol poisoning after clearly being such a brilliant mind is a tragedy. His parents clearly were somewhat ashamed of his behaviors, a real shame.

[@nexpro6118]

When a large percentage of so called, "men" today cannot even change their own darn car oil, but a kid figures out how to build a nuclear reactor. Lol. Jesus, how society has become so, lazy and ignorant and arrogant. Lol 😂

[@Sirrehpotsirch]

What a happy-sounding video about nuclear winter!

[@teayabrown3924]

I understand that the Akademic might have better safety precautions than a regular nuclear power plant, but it's increase in safety is far less than the increase in risks. It may have less incident with tsunamis but the sea is much more unpredictable when you're actually at sea than when you're on land. And they can say that they have measures to ensure the Akademic's survival, but people also thought the titanic was indestructible.

[@hgrace0]

This is pretty horrifying. Thanks for the show but still horrifying. I even teared up a few times

[@Snoppthescoop]

Talent like David should be encouraged.

[@rocket5188]

How funny it is that it was recomended to me two days after russia invaded ukraine and we are currently at an all time risk of nuclear war

[@hasa7005]

Well... might gonna need this knowledge soon

[@obsessedwithjjba5299]

Man these videos make me so nervous

[@urmum7461]

obsession with mel my anxiety off the scale panic attack incoming :D

[@clintonlunn4357]

I love the longer videos! Keep em coming please.

[@foxdrawer7990]

*no, I don’t have what it takes to survive a nuclear winter* But a post apocalyptic world? Now THAT’S a different story.

[@CreepinCreeper01]

According to modern science a nuclear winter wouldn't be as bad as previously thought. Modern nukes are much more powerful because they are much more efficient. They release less fallout because of the larger explosion.

[@johnba291972]

All that complex sequence needed for the nuclear football. Leaves so much to go wrong at the last moment when you need it to go right.

[@phoenixj1985]

I'll be fine, worried about the rest of you. One thing this video misses, that is essentiall for survival in an apocolyptic wasteland, melatonin supplements. Melationin (healing chemical released during sleep) can protect and reverse the effects of radiation posioning. Iodine salts only prevents uptake of radioactive Iodine into the thyroid. it does not actively fight radiation sickness. The rest is cool. One question, during a nucleur winter, would there not be an abundance of fungi growing due to decaying plant material plus lower sunlight levels?

[@jc.1191]

Hadn't heard of melatonin doing that, thanks. I've heard the iodide salts can be dangerous tho, high salt levels. I think they're 5 yr shelf life too.

[@madeleinemumby4451]

There are mushrooms that eat radiation

[@wolfietigre2542]

My favorite show on KZbin

[@SneakersOToolee]

I’m less worried about nukes than a Yellowstone eruption.

[@seekndestroy6678]

Nukes would be worse. It’d be easier to survive natural disasters

[@MrKacabon]

@@seekndestroy6678 I think you underestimate how extreme the effects of an eruption of the Yellowstone super caldera would be.

[@ChristopherB.]

Nukes can be controlled. we can put limits and restrain ourselves with nukes. Yellowstone would be unpredictable, unstoppable, and here is my guess of what would happen: 1. The eruption would blow out a crater at least a quarter mile wide (That may be an overestimate, but better safe than sorry) 2. the temperature would rise heck of a lot in a few days, then the ash in the air would block the sun and we would plummet into a nuclear winter. 3. we would still get the Fallout style Radiation from the destroyed ozone layer. 4. needless to say, it woul be possibly Humanity's greatest threat of extinction since the last Nuclear winter.

[@alinpaca350]

Are you still thinking the same?..😅

[@SneakersOToolee]

@@alinpaca350 Yes

[@cheemsburger1]

Northern states like Wisconsin would pretty much be prepared for a ice age due to our -30 wind chill

[@thalastianjorus]

"Fearing the balloons had been filed with chemicals to help David continue his experiments." Sad when the kid understands nuclear physics better than an educator.

[@wayne4740]

So funny. 8 minutes in it shows 2 people sheltered in a basement saying, can't remember the last time I had a steak and other person says, or a piece of chocolate cake! I just now finished a pan fried new York steak with garlic butter and rosemary. I also ate 2 small devil chocolate cupcakes with Hershey chocolate frosting.

[@danielvasquez5124]

Sad all that radiation ends up in our sea 🌊 !

[@j.nichols27]

9/10, not enough ads

[@seungwonoh2997]

fact: the man in the first story named Alexander "Sasha" Yuvchenko died in 2008 with unknown causes -- some say it was leukemia from the incident but it wasn't proven correct

[@Thisisabot99]

Do you think you could make more of the 1 hr episodes...it would make lockdown more bearable

[@honestjohn5555]

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes me wish for a nuclear winter.

[@willegrille]

I didnt know ice ages existed before this video I just thought that it was a movie. Thank you sooooo much

[@masonschwalm2010]

4:50 “After all, our descendants survived a nuclear winter. 75,000 years ago...” *Oh no, this is about to turn into some kind of Scientology pitch isn’t it..*

[@nicelyput299]

Cool video. Didn't want it to end

[@codyblea3638]

Yeah, totally forget about mushroom farms in dark, dank caves. Seriously folks, mushrooms may be part of the solution to our food issues in a SHTF situation.

[@keithdavies4365]

Definitely make as much food as you like. Just need water,substrate, spores and time

[@ggavo7905]

Psilocybin hopefully

[@pavel9652]

Only as as source of umami ;) How many kg of mushrooms one has to eat to get 2000 kcal? ;)

[@momokochama1844]

@@pavel9652 well, 100 gramms (3.5 oz) Agaricus have aprox 200 cal, so, I'd say you would need quite a few :)

[@pavel9652]

​@@momokochama1844 Thanks for the reply. It is way too much, far more than I expected. According to google, 100g of Agaricus Bisporus has 22 kcal! ;) My experience is mushrooms reduce to nothing on the frying pan, mostly water and flavour. Water has to be got rid of to unleash the flavour ;) Did some more research, white mushrooms have 91g of water for 100g of mushrooms ;)

[@slavnugget2744]

7:40 as a fallout fan myself i loved the referance

[@smoothoperator7439]

i wonder if global warming would be a thing if there was a nuclear winter

[@mirelagiuroescu9784]

lol

[@thememesterbutdifferentname]

Then there no winter

[@DakiOng]

Maybe we need a nuclear war.

[@johnnycage9656]

HalfEmoKid it was never a thing to begin with

[@mattmelick2881]

It's fake so technically don't have to care about it 😂

[@Jillybear265]

I'm honestly excited to see how the Academic ends up!! Nuclear power seems to be a great power source, if we can get it right!

[@rabbits452]

I’d love to go more then 3 minutes without an ad

[@crispinroy9839]

Drag the red dot all the way to the right ending the video, tap the restart icon and presto, no more ads.

[@alfredlear4141]

One of the dastardly necessities of having underground silos throughout the great plains is that low detonation is needed to guarantee silo destruction. This does create radioactive fallout and salts the land. We can shelter for a week and survive, everything outside ...

[@jc.1191]

Ground burst is just an awful thing to do

[@emilyhughes4297]

Maybe people in the pst survived the little light/ freezing temperatures after a super volcano erupts, but they didn’t exactly have to deal with all the other stuff from nuclear war. Obviously the volcano would do a lot of damage but it’s not radioactive.

[@TheExplorder]

A vulcano also wont demolish villages and governments, as what would happen in the case of a nuke war.

[@madeleinemumby4451]

@@TheExplorder tell that to Pompeii

[@aidenpettigrew9246]

I was an insulator doing fiberglass. We worked around sprayfoamers, and it's the most toxic form of insulating and very easy to do wrong.

[@jimmymanzick9963]

Anyone else here now?

[@Gugner]

Good video! Entertaining and informative!

[@IKFtheGoat]

If your early u literally still would be watching the video

[@IKFtheGoat]

Now it might be possible to the video

[@IKFtheGoat]

I meant to it might be possible to watch video now

[@altf4270]

speech 100

[@rippertrain]

Im one year late look at me

[@muratoztrgt7625]

Interesting. Especially David hahn's story

[@crysis_pyscho9386]

When you're so early that you don't know what to say.

[@conanrose1182]

That's why you wait until the video is over. That's the point of the comment section, to give feedback on what you saw and heard. Same thing with the like or dislike button.

[@crysis_pyscho9386]

@@conanrose1182 bruh

[@conanrose1182]

@@crysis_pyscho9386 what? That's the purpose of these things.

[@oddballfilms2466]

the N word

[@Heyitschy03]

Ninja

[@Darkfire612]

Man the first part reminded me of utawarerumono.

[@alberttatlock5237]

Most people today are so reliant on technology and having an sedentary lifestyle they just wouldn't survive. The surviors are very likely to be poorer populations living in colder climates, although they're unlikely to have as much tinned food resources available, they store food by salting and smoking, keeping that food in storage to keep them going when supplies are low.. They are also use to harder physical work, whereas many western people drive short 1 or 2 Mile distances to the shop " pop in a gym to keep them fit, and at the same level they would be if they'd walked to the shop and carried the groceries back home. Those in poorer countries travel Miles on foot and can make log cabins, cut firewood by hand.. So short term survival would be slightly higher in first world countries, but within weeks those populations would start dropping off extremely quickly, whereas the resilience of the harder working people in colder climates death rate would be considerably slower..

[@freckledheart91]

This is almost better than patrolling the Mojave.

[@GalactusOG]

Don't forget to smoke weed every day 💨🌴 For your health. And for world peace. This is the way.

[@jeffheller4180]

David didn’t ‘try’ to build a reactor, he SUCCEEDED! That’s the terrifying part!

[@raygengrey1510]

Gentlemen....the time has come. You know why your here

[@FeedGiant]

Chad ThunderCock 😔😔

[@zpermicide3258]

not only did that 1,000 ton roof blow but about that reactor #4 is also a 2,000 ton blast shield pretty much that it heaved up into the air suspended in the air for approx 10 full seconds before coming back down. To give you a better idea of how heavy that shield is its pretty much the equivalent to a fully load space shuttle lol. thats some power.

[@lexicillin]

Patrolling the Mojave makes me wish for a nuclear winter.

[@erikgibbs9400]

ncr ranger huh?

[@zenninlatimer9874]

Loving the long episode! And that added i am episode

[@maxdann881]

North Korea: WE HAVE ALL THE BOMBS MUHAHA America: I’m gonna ruin this mans whole career

[@maxdann881]

I’m gonna start world war 3 :(

[@noereyna8610]

Best show in youtube! Infographics show keep it up

[@fireline4765]

So surviving a nuclear winter would be like "The book of Eli"?

[@byakuya1170]

Woooow 54 minutes im so glad i found this video!!!

[@bacon3703]

Answer: You could, but you’d probably wish you hadn’t