Weirdest Mysteries Scientists Can't Explain

Science may be our best tool for understanding the universe and everything around us, but sometimes, even the smartest minds on the planet can’t explain certain mysterious phenomena. Check out today's epic new video to find out about some of the craziest scientific mysteries that we still can't explain!
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[@bendoingthing]

You guys teach random people better than most teachers

[@IhateAlot718]

I'm sure if they had to teach for a whole school year and deal with kids all day it would be different. Plus there's no over sight on videos by a board or administrator. Do not devalue teachers.

[@Mr_Torgue]

Some not most.

[@josealbizu4969]

@@IhateAlot718 dealing with a bunch of kids comes with the territory,most teachers are terrible at what they do.....

[@KatoOnTheTrack1]

It’s really apples to oranges…

[@GuyCarpenter-hp2ln]

They also fabricate 90% of their videos. You're learning lies.

[@SunshineExperiment]

Octopuses: weeeeeee!! we finally evolved and we can now walk on land! Humans toss them back into the water. Octopuses after 1 month of back and forth: ok, I guess is back into the ocean for us, they're not ready yet...

[@Somerandomguyonyoutube12]

Octopi*

[@commodoreplus4792]

Hello, if you are reading this Have a great day!

[@AkshatRawat0001]

@@commodoreplus4792 thanks bro

[@-Just_Justin-]

I would love to see an episode on how consciousness came to be. With seeing all these other life creating and threatening videos, our knowledge is what sets us apart.

[@doriansmokcraq9218]

Love this comment man, I’m right there with you. Couldn’t have said it better myself

[@jojolafrite90]

We don't know how consciousness came to be. Fast answer but that's pretty much it.

[@-Just_Justin-]

@@jojolafrite90 there has to be at least some in depth information in regards to it. Life in itself its interesting to see how it works but the fact that we have another level of consciousness makes a huge difference in the rest of life.

[@doriansmokcraq9218]

@@jojolafrite90 while we may not understand how it’s formed, “ psychonauts “ may be the closest group of people besides renowned scientists who actually understand our conscious and potentially how it came to be. I recommend heavy amounts of Terrence mckenna to start and branch off from there.

[@Zeromaus]

@@doriansmokcraq9218 Having been on a heavy psychonautic journey over the past few years, I couldn't agree with you more.

[@evanlinc8432]

Dang,nice video man I liked the dark matter part.

[@jerrytroy2677]

I bet someone likes ur dark matter too.

[@youtubevideoswatching3866]

@@jerrytroy2677 ayo

[@XAMPOL]

Thnx

[@evanlinc8432]

@@jerrytroy2677 susy boy

[@xblackoceanx]

I am made of dark matter . . .

[@ReddCinema]

Let's all agree that whenever they upload our days get so much better ❤️

[@renderedjunk7146]

Hate these bot comments lol stop

[@jzfishing103]

Bruh so not true

[@evanlinc8432]

That's facts 💯 👌

[@evanlinc8432]

Makes everyone's day better

[@jonhall2274]

No...no, not really...my day *always* stays the same.

[@nathancriss8538]

I believe that when a black hole is made here, a big bang happens in an alternative universe...Like a gateway, or a door... And all the planets and everything that is pulled through a the black hole here... Passes through the "gateway" and moves into the newly created universe that is on the other side...

[@spoon4956]

Pretty interesting theory ngl

[@mattbenson8078]

I could’ve gone without hearing about the sleeping sickness. That’s terrifying

[@quasimthomas5607]

Seriously. New fear unlocked

[@davymckeown4577]

Good movie about this from the early nineties called Awakenings, Robert De Niro and Robin Williams star.

[@redneckshaman3099]

Hearing him mispronouncing octopuses for 5 minutes straight triggered my misophonia.......

[@gerardocervantes740]

@@redneckshaman3099 he was saying it right tho

[@redneckshaman3099]

@@gerardocervantes740 only to the uneducated......

[@scotland1980]

It's a LOT easier to believe that there was & is a Creator........ Clears up a bunch

[@yui.9330]

Belief does not equal reality or facts, that's just the easy way out.

[@ian7136]

Who created the creator?

[@ian7136]

@@yui.9330 Wrong, the only information that you are certain to have access to is that of your own mind and direct experience. Anything external to that requires assumptions to be made.

[@sendthis9480]

@𝕹𝖎𝖌𝖍𝖙𝖘'𝖘 3𝕯𝕲𝕰 Where did the Big Bang come from? Where did interstellar matter come from? Where did the sun come from? Sometimes when you can’t prove things…it just means you don’t know everything yet. Or….you’re not SUPPOSED to know. In science…”fact” = something that is yet to be disproven. It is not certainty or guaranteed.

[@sendthis9480]

@@ian7136 “Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence” I mean…we COULD assume that Jesus and his Decibels used cellular service for their phones. There has been no archeological evidence of telephone poles. So that MUST mean cellular?

[@The29thTrashRat]

This dude makes me want to create my own universe, Nothing big but something that I can have for myself, all out of science and hope.

[@TheRealGoldenDuckling]

I love the Infographic show They are all so informative Thank you

[@seancarroll9849]

I have my hypothesis about the Antithykera Mechanism: It was a prototype. Think about it for a moment. What do engineers do when they attempt a new machine? They do a live mock-up of the device in question. They had the skills back then, but here is where I will twist some minds. No one reproduced it because no one came back to say if it worked or not. It was in a shipwreck after all. Astrolabes of various sorts were made, but not this one ever again.

[@citizenpain1]

Makes sense. Charles Babbage created his "computing engine" on paper 173 years ago. It was built in 2002 and worked its intended purpose.

[@jpmonin7429]

So just because we didn't find it means it didn't exist. It's how most archeology is deduced and to me, is the height of arrogance.

[@sand451]

The problem is that it was found on a very simple fishing boat. What kind of fisherman carries this type of technology or if that was a prototype (can not say it wasn't) why it was on this type of ship? It wasn't found on a millitary vessel or a merchant... Very strange... I guess we will never know.

[@michellezavala1355]

The explanation of these videos are too good. Learned more now than I did in school.

[@littlebunnywar]

"Octopi" is not a word. The plural is octopuses; it has to do with the root origins of a word as to how to properly pluralize.

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🫥

[@semperumbra10]

Been subbed for years and this is still hands down the best KZbin channel

[@brentwilbur]

Octopuses, not octopi. The word is not Latin. Additionally, that giant bulb on an octopus is its torso, not its head. The way you see them move on land, its easy to get confused. Their terrestrial locomotion is the equivalent of a human lying on his stomach and arching his torso to be above his head as he moves around by sliding his face across the ground. It just looks silly. The tentacles are effectively mounted on the front of its face, not the bottom of its body.

[@kwame8208]

It’s Greek, so the correct form would actually be “octopodes” .

[@brentwilbur]

@@kwame8208 - Touché. Both are appropriate, but definitely not octopi.

[@josetteskinner4200]

@@kwame8208 actually the preferred method is octopuses when speaking and writing in English. Says Merriam-Webster.

[@geoffo7920]

All three (octopuses, octopuses, and octopodes) are all correct according to Webster

[@KekePalmer.]

I’m more of an octopussies type of guy

[@sirelly7298]

20 Million Years from now. Human with 8 Arms: I used to be an octopi until we ran out of food underwater.

[@mrmojomajestic8317]

"fungal conundrum" I don't know why, but I just like the way that sounds.😆

[@publicspeaker4009]

You can’t go back in time because going back in time would send you to another time line where you went back in time, you cannot go back to your original timeline if you went back in time .

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🎵

[@publicspeaker4009]

@@1600MadeIT it should be burned in fire if that’s what your asking.

[@melly1432]

@@1600MadeIT i like your name 🙂

[@1600MadeIT]

@@melly1432 hey I like yours also !

[@terryritter7065]

It actually looks like the temperature inside the sonoluminescent bubbles is on the order of 20,000 Kelvin, or 19,700 C/35,500 F. Pretty amazing.

[@marshalepage5330]

My guess on why the octopus did that is they were looking for something they can normally find in the water but was no longer there. Looking for a specific resource the same reason humans want to explore new areas when they can't find the resources that use to be available.

[@JMazzaTaz]

Great video! I love stuff like this. Can you touch on the subject of Spontaneous Human Combustion? I don’t think scientists have ever determined it’s exact cause, aside from a few theories

[@smokefirebud]

Fire fire content brotha god bless you thanks for years of entertainment and info i really apreciate your teams hard work !

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🎵

[@jakewalker271]

@@1600MadeIT no

[@kevkevplays5662]

Yes according to physics matter and energy cannot be created or destroyed Yet somehow on like a subatomic level basically in a pure vacuum, particles and anti particles are popping into existence and then combining and canceling each other out and disappearing

[@dwightk.schrute8696]

That's because there's energy potential stored in space time itself via gravitational waves. Where there's a gradient, there's reconciliation.

[@reeltimegamer7708]

*Abbott:* What's the matter? *Costello:* Matter *Abbott:* Why does that matter? *Costello:* Because of Anti-Matter *Abbott:* So it doesn't matter? *Castello:* No, it matters that it's Anti-Matter *Abbott:* Then what's the matter?... (3 hours later) *Costello:* So it doesn't Matter who's on first? *Abbott:* Precisely!

[@weebsmcgee7012]

Love that!

[@Dpowell28]

The plural of octopus is not "octopi" "English words of Latin or Greek origin have rather unpredictable plurals, and each one usually depends on how well established that particular word is. It may also depend on whether the Latin or Greek form of the plural is either easily recognizable or pleasant to the speaker of English. Although it is often supposed that octopi is the ‘correct’ plural of octopus, and it has been in use for longer than the usual Anglicized plural octopuses, it in fact originates as an error. Octopus is not a simple Latin word of the second declension, but a Latinized form of the Greek word oktopous, and its ‘correct’ plural would logically be octopodes."

[@Saiko0001]

Some people still say the plural of "cactus" is "cactuses". Point is, language isn't influenced by how it came into being but where it was taught. I'm assuming we all speak English but I speak Jamaican English, the Infographics Narrator speaks American English and someone else might speak Australian English. Still English, just subsets that come with their own rules and subsequently, their own versions of words

[@Tristalui513]

Dictionary states that the 'most correct' plural form of octopus is octopuses. Octopodes is also not accepted, if we are talking about standard dictionary common English.

[@Tristalui513]

It hurts my ear listening to octopi so many times in a row.

[@pia_mater]

"Sources differ on which plurals are acceptable: Fowler's Modern English Usage asserts that “the only acceptable plural in English is octopuses”, while Merriam-Webster and other dictionaries accept octopi as a plural form. The Oxford English Dictionary lists octopuses, octopi, and octopodes(the order reflecting decreasing frequency of use), stating that the last form is rare." (Wiktionary)

[@dantemoose420]

Casual reminder that science has declared there was nothing left to discover like 3 separate times just since the industrial revolution.....

[@ryangibson2831]

Some Octopoda die after laying eggs but leave their body behind to feed their young.

[@-_._._-]

I love how many times the narrator said "occupy" in place of "octopi"

[@melly1432]

I thought I heard that; so thank you for reassuring me that I wasn’t mishearing 😅

[@trixer230]

Imagine that we start adventuring to new planets and aliens teleport us back to earth like "Wow we saved all those humans, they are so dumb they don't even know they cant exist in space... silly humans"

[@littlebunnywar]

So, at 0:55, it looks like those two scientists have their hands in each other's pockets. That is all.

[@mRibbons]

Can science answer how Infographics maintains such a frequent upload schedule?

[@Somerandomguyonyoutube12]

They have scheduled posting. They already had the research and videos done when this channel started.

[@TwilightHero21]

Maybe the Antikythera Mechanism was on its way to be replicated when it was sunk and they could not make another

[@Eradicationist]

I think since we have fully sequenced human DNA this will be much closer to being solved once we can actually understand what we are looking at, but who knows even if they may want that information released by the governments that are. I personally also think gravity has to do a lot with the mass and density of the object you are around in space and the effects that object is having on the fabric of space around it, or the dip in space being caused by it, or in simpler terms, I think "the lack of gravity in space is what causes gravity around and on large planets and dense objects" and there are in fact no particles or molecules causing it so it cant be observed kind of like Schrodinger...sort of like a planet being a negative magnet and the entire universe also being a negative magnet blanket and they don't ever want to go together so the planet sits in a dip causing the fabric of blanket space to fold around it but not touch it, but without magnetism, because gravity may not be observable just like Schrodinger, just a theory though.

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🎵

[@DH_weld]

When the internet starts posting things that are too real I love watching videos like these

[@wyvernslayer7]

In theory, the primordial soup model is actually correct. weather it came from another planet or not, life would have needed to have started in an area rich with nutrients as well as all chemicals and elements needed for life.

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🎵

[@melissapyle7879]

Not necessarily.. depends on the process that actually produced life. Which we do not know...

[@-_._._-]

"whether" not "weather". Weather is like rain and stuff.

[@joshmaggooo7140]

@@1600MadeIT get a life

[@reh3884]

Saying, "in theory, ... is actually correct," is nonsensical.

[@ghostrider369]

Do a video about the one scientists can't explain the last 2.5 years

[@boyankovachev7982]

? Imagine being so dumb to believe the conspiracy theories about covid

[@jasris_rl]

What do you mean?

[@ghostrider369]

@@jasris_rl follow the science lol 🤣 that can't be explained the last 2.5 years. Where you been hiding or self isolating the last 2 years lol

[@jer103]

Scientist have a physical understanding and view of how the world works. However, things on a quantum,and other dimension level, those laws that we know don't apply.

[@charliedallachie3539]

Imagine black holes 🕳 being an entrance to other universes…. Like interstellar….We should see the reverse ejections in our universe no? Could be what gamma ray bursts are?

[@craigieplaysstuff]

Or the way our spirt enters the afterlife

[@pineforest1442]

I am not entirely certain, but I wonder if dark matter could be made up of a fusion of matter and antimatter. I mean, if there was a near even amount of each, than wouldn’t it explain the amount of dark matter existing.

[@trevordick272]

Part of the problem with that thought is that matter and anti-matter annihilate each other immediately on contact. If your thought was true, everything would be violently exploding constantly.

[@lodwin001]

Very interesting!!!

[@justarandomanimegirlpassin5341]

slime molds were actually quite fascinating

[@djayberry]

I believe gravity is magnetic like a suspended piece of metal perfectly stuck between positive and negative

[@fabiendalmasso]

"The day Octopus tried to invade earth and all went terribly wrong"

[@Amr-H]

To everyone one reading this comment I you and your beloved ones hope make it in this life ❤️ ❤️

[@stuff4673]

The thing about the water and sound creating bubbles and light reminds me of the man who supposedly figured out a way to use water to run an engine and was subsequently disappeared. Maybe that phenomenon had something to do with his method.

[@jointedthree6494]

0:01 Is that ma boi walter white?

[@Ancient_troll]

Wow I never new everything here existed

[@DreadEnder]

What I can’t find anything on is the expansion of space vs the great attractor are we going towards it or away from it

[@batboylives]

Science means Knowledge. Knowledge of any kind.

[@tylercrocker7731]

wow they actually have fingers now lol

[@scottinWV]

It's hilarious to think someone is paying scientists to try to figure out time travel.

[@randystegemann9990]

2:16 Octopi?

[@LangornGaming]

I have a question. If we base our thoughts on time on a concept known as entropy, stating that all things come from a state of order, transitioning to a state of disorder, is this not contradicted by nuclear fusion and fission?

[@dakotajourdan9413]

Entropy really isn't accepted anymore

[@30tothedome87]

But can scientists explain if light in the fridge turns off when the door shuts ?

[@A1441]

Yes, we can. Just leave your celfone inside the fridge while its videocam is on and you will verify the answer.

[@ryanambsdorf2859]

There's a switch that's pressed when the door closes

[@geoffo7920]

@@ryanambsdorf2859 no there isn't. It's a little man that hides and flips a switch when the door opens.

[@KekePalmer.]

No duhhh there’s a reason it plugs into the wall🙄🙄🙄

[@oceanbanana4341]

Some people really have no sense of humor lol

[@knexmanmanmanman1781]

i bet the guy that built that ancient computer died before writing down instructions and nobody was brave enough to take it apart to learn its secrets...

[@lowkeykarnak]

Yes! They were. They still are, but they were too! Probably will be or even--dare I say it?--will have been as well!

[@craigieplaysstuff]

There has to be a God who created all of these unknown things

[@derrick_martin_g.]

octopus is not a simple Latin word, but a Latinized form of the Greek word októpus. Consequently, its “correct” plural form would logically be octopodes.

[@Olympiaz0]

Octupuses is allowed too since its greek

[@melly1432]

You explained it beautifully 😊imo

[@rancidbeef582]

Octopodes is the ancient Greek plural of Octopus. But today Octopuses is correct. But Octopi is definitely incorrect.

[@flexyco]

Shared it with all my friends.

[@helena6533]

What boggles my mind is that 99% of what scientists hypothesised is not provable? Maybe they never will

[@kevkevplays5662]

For the slime molds it reminds me of the episode of the big brain theory where they made a brain cell and it turned out to be pretty smart, like a single brain cell I think how the mold does it is like how a computer would do it, using each cell as like a bit same with a brain cell

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🎵

[@dreamstonessss]

Imagination is wonderful thing….science, is science discovery…or are we ready.. are we prepare … are we prepared for the new step in evolution?

[@THEEND4444]

Why does matter matter? A question asked time after time.

[@443MoneyTrees]

“The bedrocks of life” nice minecraft reference man

[@rogerbrownreacts8528]

Galactus Duh!!!

[@ericross441]

Black holes are just the space equivalent of the trash bin on your computer

[@littlebulldog26]

I love your vids

[@ayimmali2893]

Only Dr Strange can answer these questions.😆😆

[@michaelmoorrees3585]

The problem with "computer" is not technology, but the human language and "literal thinking". The Antikythera mechanism is an "analog computer", not a digital computer. It is not programmable. Modern digital computers are an extension of the "finite state machine". In their current form (Von Neumann architecture) they can be easily scaled up, an most importantly can run "programs". Those programs (the software, "apps", or whatever goofy term is used next) can also expand. They can make simple decisions ("if this, than do that"), when aggregated, seem intelligent. Analog computers CAN NOT make decisions. Analog computers, are "analogs" of complex mathematical equations. Those two types of "computers" are two completely different CLASSES of machinery. Its like the word "engine". When we see the word "engine", we think of a machine that converts energy into motion, like the one in your car. But the cotton gin, is short for cotton engine. A device that removes pits from cotton, and is hand cranked. Human powered. There "engine" has a whole different meaning. The problem is our literal monkey brain is stuck on language instead of the idea behind it. This is why, engineers use engineering diagrams, more than the written word. Likewise, why physical sciences are math driven. Human languages are imperfect, imprecise, and totally inadequate to convey concepts. For background, I'm an electrical engineer, that's worked in embedded control, for decades. I understand, and used both analog and digital computers, at the programming level. I'm quite intimate with both technologies.

[@TRJDa]

Hi

[@r.e.d_knight]

Scientist: we are not pseudoscience, also scientists: ...

[@RecardoRecardo]

I thought they explained gravity already, it's warped space time depending on the mass of the planet thus also influences how fast time goes by

[@Touhou20246]

Hmm that mushroom causes me to think that the zombie virus in the last of us might actually be possible minus the clicking noise and aggressive behavior.😳🤨🧐🤔😓😅

[@RiVer-Parish]

Scientists are taking educated guesses like everyone else.

[@dagadag5599]

15:24 who all tried to solve this??

[@kmktruthserum9328]

ahhh so I get it now.. how we changed from water to land! getting away from predators and evolution helped out!

[@TheThund3rDump3r]

Personally I’ve always been confused about the origin of gravity. I made my own theory, gravity like time are always there, it isn’t made or lost just spread out. Also, given the Big Bang theory there was a huge explosion of energy and something had to cause the particles or whatever. Meaning gravity was already there and it will be here after we’re gone.

[@Mellow7543]

Hmm yeah

[@ProtoForte]

ok but if there was nothing in the beginning then what was gravity pulling and time flowing into?

[@spoon4956]

@@ProtoForte No one is saying that there was nothing at the begginging. There was chemicals. The origin of those chemicals is unknown.

[@trevordick272]

@@ProtoForte The greatest misunderstanding of The Big Bang is because of it’s name. Our current understanding only goes to what we call “The Big Bang”; we can’t yet see beyond that point. It doesn’t mean that everything came from nothing suddenly, only that at some point, everything expanded extremely rapidly from a single point. It doesn’t state that matter was formed from nothing.

[@kaciekk]

Gravity isn't caused by a particle its caused by the mass of an object that generates pull towards it center. I thought this was common knowledge???

[@Somerandomguyonyoutube12]

You were right that gravity depends on the size, but gravity can be caused by some particles too.

[@caseyg6225]

What you fail to mention when talking about the Miller-Urey experiment is that what they actually made was 85%tar 13% carboxylic acid (both are toxic) only 2% of what they made was amino acids. And it was only 2 of the 20 needed. And half of them were backwards.

[@lashibainu3314]

0:00 waltuh

[@JamNJ1985]

i feel like the animations are looking even better recently

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🎵

[@boombox1738]

“Scientists have wimp detectors deep in earth.” The infographic show-2022

[@rexisnox577]

1:00 We do have a fairly decent idea actually, we can make the bulding blocks and it’s not like life started as bacteria, it would’ve been far more simple, natural selection also applies to biological molecules like RNA believe it or not. When you have billions of years you can get a lot done.

[@Opeumdreams]

We have metals in us and there’s a giant magnet in the middle of this planet bam that’s what gravity is😂

[@williamthomas2823]

the spin of an object creates gravity, take mortise lock key, hold in on end of your finger letting the end of the key balance on the side of your finger then begin to try and spin you will notice as it spins it seems to grip more so maybe gravity is momentum

[@WhiskerDooz]

That's not actual gravity you're creating by spinning. Without actual gravity in this scenario, the centrifugal force created by spinning will toss you from the planet

[@williamthomas2823]

@@WhiskerDooz ah I see thanks for that we don't get any where if we are allowed to think alone :)

[@thefreshest2379]

Energy is the quantization (particle) of the gravitational field, not the fabled Graviton. Entropy guides the flow of time.

[@sadetwizelve]

At this point you're a fool if you don't believe in intelligent design.

[@rashikplayz1193]

I never heard of this things thanks for telling

[@jackbill1644]

Maybe the octopus are evolving like humans supposedly did

[@icykickflip]

I think debating how life got to earth is pointless because if it arrived via astroid or some other outside source we still need to figure out where that life came from and how it originated

[@DudeStone]

Hard work always prevails but just a few decade's at best does not = billions, millions, heck let's face it just a few decade's in most cases

[@aireirelmplays6858]

ay

[@gamingmaster_hd6087]

The AP Lit exam literally talked about those octopi

[@rolffleischhammer]

Octopuses. Octopuses. Octopuses. Octopuses. Octopuses. Octopuses. It's not octopi.

[@dragonrider4253]

Who's to say our matter isn't antimatter? Like, Antimatter is regular matter and the normal stuff is actually the antimatter.

[@saschaberger3212]

Wait no one thought about the octopi taking their next step in evolution?

[@123.45-d]

The correct plural word for octopus is octopuses, look it up

[@prestone.garrison4430]

It's certainly is the funnier version anyway. 8 cats: Octo Pusses.

[@Urban-c4y]

Loved this video and I’m amazed at how wonderful science is as a Christian. It’s amazing how much we have been able to learn. Great vid but quick observation “there are no absolutes in science” is an absolute. I’m just messing with u guys great vid

[@bad31monkey13]

Do you not believe in Genesis.

[@bad31monkey13]

The Lord created us.

[@1600MadeIT]

Hey I’m 17 can you tell me if my recent song I just put out fire ?💫🎵

[@tonypepperoni3679]

Don't forget, science is 110% settled with Convid, but nothing else. Weird they didn't include that, this could be seen as disinformation and hesitancy inducing right?

[@Urban-c4y]

@Bad31Monkey I enjoyed the video, I don’t agree with everything in it but I appreciate that the infographics show people are willing to say that these are theories and not necessarily what happened. I am an old earth creationist if u were asking

[@rick6083]

Octipi is taking over the world you heard it here first lol

[@brysonayala2807]

As the economy crisis keep rising, one needs to have different streams of income, a well detailed diversified investment portfolio in the financial markets is needed to survive,as well as secure a profitable investment future

[@lauratorres2195]

I Know Mrs Alyssa I invest with her too, i make about a 7,000USD every month.

[@angielee3365]

so what ur tellin me is that all of a sudden a bunch of octopuses randomly became suicidal? dully noted