Top 10 World Secrets That Will Never be Revealed

Good luck discovering the truth behind these well-protected secrets. For this list, we’ll be looking at various well kept secrets from around the world that will likely never be fully revealed to the public or will never be uncovered whatsoever. Our countdown includes Letters of Last Resort, Area 51, The Lost Years of Jesus Christ, and more! Which of these are you most curious about? Let us know in the comments below!
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[@WatchMojo]

Which of these are you most curious about? Let us know in the comments below! For more mysteries, check out our playlist!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5bQZYmPlLJnopo

[@mouserr]

i think you are sick twisted and the channel should be deleted, the second you put americas mad scientist in the vid you lost every single bit of interest i might ever have had

[@nagash303]

#1 why is Jinping so dumb.

[@mlggamer5296]

Maybe Area 51

[@katherineknapp6604]

😊

[@cecilia9169]

I was curious why you used Fauci in the same breath as we don’t know where AIDS came from.

[@RAMBO14001]

Finding Ghangis Khan's tomb would be a great headline for a new Tomb Raider game.

[@2keyblades]

Or Uncharted

[@losbebeast8449]

It'll prob end up an assassin's creed game with how they been lately

[@LadyJennyfer75]

A few years ago, they thought they had found the tomb. But furter excavation showed it to be a likely decoy.

[@RAMBO14001]

@@losbebeast8449 that's good too, unless they make it with the same engine of the last trilogy, ya. ☠️

[@astroguster5522]

I'd rather play Lara Croft and the Mystery of the Napkin Fold

[@Chaoticchips]

But what about who let the dogs out? We still don’t know

[@vigneshvicky7600]

😂😂😂😂

[@magmoodjacobs1430]

or "Who shot ye?"

[@JaredRR13]

Who, who?

[@oscarmarin4124]

Clever! How about the mystery of the chicken and the egg?

[@MalnutritionSpreader]

@@oscarmarin4124 actually it's an egg.

[@iusefacebookalso]

When they talked about the Coca-Cola formula and how well kept the secret was, I instantly thought of the Krusty Krab Patty formula -- lol

[@ClarVad]

😹😹😹

[@williamkarbala5718]

In College my professor, who was a Mongol expert told us that he doubted there even was Tomb for the great Khan, and the traditional Mongol funerals didn't involve burying the dead. Also if he is buried it's probs in the sacred forest that he worshiped and hid as child

[@thatJAWNraps]

With the internet today im AMAZED that the 'Imperial Napkin Fold' hasn't been reverse engineered/figured out yet...

[@illwill3000]

No one can convince me illuminati runs the world until we sort out this napkin situation

[@lizardog]

There's literally a KZbin video that shows you how to do the Imperial fold.

[@jonanderson4474]

An Asian figured it out when they were two.

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

Also known as the Habsburg Napkin Fold, easily recognizable by the extra-long loop formed by generation of infolding.

[@glenn6583]

The napkin fold is nonsense!

[@darkknight7545]

As a sonar technician in the navy, when we saw something on our screens that we weren’t supposed to see, we were immediately told to disregard, we didn’t see anything, it didn’t happen and turn our sights elsewhere. They were not joking about knowing their locations.

[@wendyladybug355laurie4]

Thank -You For Your Service.Didn't It Drive You Crazy Being Told To Disregard??!!Many PRAYER'SNLUV WWG1WGA 👼👼✝️✝️🙏🙏💝💝

[@slypperyfox]

Sooo, what qualifies as something “you weren’t supposed to see”? Did it work? Did you not remember seeing that “whatever” later? Sorta like being on a jury, if told to disregard something said in a courtroom, yet that “something” being important enough to flip a verdict discussion during jury deliberations, can you just forget it and let the deliberation go in another direction?

[@donnieprowell1478]

Yea you naval guys know more than what you're able to say.... However one of your retired electrical engineers is kind of my go-to guy when I need some insight on my perpetual energy machine because I swear to the damned I've got it I just don't have time to put it together between family and work my little ones come first but I still have it figured out

[@philcurtis314]

My brother was a communications tech with the Canadian navy. He told me many secrets, most impressive was how much drugs the navy actually smuggles. It's quite the impressive network.

[@kennethsimmons7394]

@@philcurtis314 fake asf

[@THANATOS-PRIME]

One secret that’s haunted me since I was a kid…what the heck is underneath Double D’s hat in Ed, Edd n Eddy?

[@michaeldobson9273]

he's probably bald

[@LivingDead77]

😂

[@masterknight07]

I remember playing an Ed, Edd, n' Eddy game on the Cartoon Network website and it showed Double D mostly bald.

[@SkinnyPenis92]

Endless steam of hat after hat

[@seanjohnbull1670]

Me too 🤣 "Double D, you let go of that beanie."

[@bifa5414]

10. Letters of last resort 9. The imperial napkin fold 8. The coca-cola recipe 7. The origins of HIV/AIDS 6. The farmers' almanac formula 5. Genghis Khan's tomb 4. The lost years of Jesus Christ 3. USA's missile submarines 2. The mausoleum of the first qin emperor 1. Area 51 You're welcome :)

[@pandanarkystudios5198]

That farmers almanac always blows my mind. Yeah it's about 50% correct, on the day to day weather, but it never fails when it says a season is going to suck. Lots of rain this spring, shitty storms this winter, you can usually find the almanac called it

[@anthonyitaliano7316]

50% is literally a coin flip

[@r1100s]

Did you read his comment? He’s saying daily it’s a coin flip, but annually it’s usually accurate.

[@BadCookWhoJudgesChefs]

@@r1100s Only because of it's vagueness. It's essentially a horoscope.

[@englishatheart]

@@BadCookWhoJudgesChefs its* vagueness.

[@brettrobinson2901]

@@anthonyitaliano7316 Better than your average weather of app.

[@timelord6616]

There is no way anybody has graved rob the Qin emperor tomb. Watch mojo forgot an important detail. It’s is confirmed that the main chamber has a large amount of Mercury , which is part of the reason why nobody has been in it .

[@YoHoosierDaddy]

Yeah, even the Chinese specialists are struggling how to get inside the tomb, cuz no one knows how deep the tomb is and what it contains, everything they knew about the tomb are from a book which has been written hundreds of years ago, including the mercury part which they did confirm the soil above the tomb contains great amount of mercury but they yet know how much it was in the tomb and how it was perserved. Watchmojo really need to dig deeper on these historic matters.

[@savannahhenry8323]

I strongly doubt that chemists are unable to figure out what's inside the Coca Cola recipe. What bothers me is the idea that its legal for Coca Cola to not disclose everything that's in this massively popular product that people consume and put in their bodies.

[@seattlefloyd]

What's in Coca-Cola is not a mystery; the ingredients are listed on the can (by law, in the US). The exact recipe is not just the ingredients, but the proportions and how they are prepared.

[@cheapbastard990]

@@seattlefloyd Exactly right! The chemicals that make it up would be trivial to measure, like any other food. However you can't just mix up all the right chemicals and get the same thing. If it were that simple, we could easily make silk, for example. It's the processes, temperatures and times and other conditions over vast steps with some ingredients interacting with others under some conditions before encountering other parts in other conditions that affect tastes and textures and other characteristics of all sorts of things, including foods.

[@thedevilsrockstxr2309]

Ingredients and recipes aren't the same....

[@felipeaguena5289]

COCA COLA IS PEOPLE!!!!!

[@bigmac1286]

I said the exact same thing first time I heard about how “ top secret” the Coca-Cola recipe was. They want us to believe that you can pierce in a cup, and they can tell you what chemicals you have put in your body, and at what levels and also a cop can find some random powder send it to a lab and not only can they tell you what it is but what percent of what drugs it is, but they can’t figure out what’s in Coca-Cola? And for the people saying they have to tell you what is in it part of the fda if no one knows the recipe, then how do we know they are telling the truth about what’s in it? This is just another prime example of them making people believe whatever they want.

[@dinomonzon7493]

Area 51*, Jesus’ secret years, the formula for Coca-Cola and where USN nuclear subs may be piques my interest the most. * Area 51 (sometimes referred to as Dreamland) is immortalized in fiction as HAWC (High technology Advanced Weapons Center) in Dale Brown’s novels; Tom Clancy also mentions it in his novels Red Storm Rising and Debt of Honor.

[@tsstevensts]

Since you brought it up there was a story of air force pilots seeing something around the area...har de har har, and thought it was a UFO. When they got back to base and reported it they were told the truth, well 'truth' that Area 51 is a secret base where they test experimental aircraft. Alien aircraft? I've sometimes wondered this and my reasoning is okay, we have aliens who have technology to travel billions of light years, technology so far past our own, and they crash on Earth, get captured by primitive people or sadly die not long after being found. Sure, possible, feasible. Wouldn't any children they had be looking for mommy and daddy? Their parents wanting to know what happened to their kids? I'd like for that to happen, assuming the resolution is peaceful, that nothing came of Roswell I think would be right up there with winning the lottery, then taking it to Vegas and winning the World Series of Poker going all in with it, then be invited up to the room where Eliza Dushku Michelle Tractenberg and Navi Rawat were staying.

[@brettrobinson2901]

Jesus secret earlier years are secret...cause he wuz out " RAISIN' HELL'!

[@Preyfr60]

The position at all times of nuclear submarines (US, FR, GB, RU) has to stay a secret for obvious reasons.

[@davidfrederick1971]

Honorable Mention: How many licks does it take to get the to center of a tootsie pop

[@VergilArcanis]

Hypothesis for lost years of christ: he was a carpenter and could have been traveling to learn the trade. His Philosophy seems to have been shaped from further east, so it's possible while put and about he found new ideas not native to his original faith.

[@illwill3000]

Maybe before he accepts his destiny, he tries to get himself UNchosen by God. And he gets himself into the sort of situations they would never write about.

[@jomidiam]

I lean towards Jesus and his cousin, John the Baptist, living among the Essenes in Qumran from the time they were in their teens. Although they were Jewish, the Essenes had that weren't part of mainstream Judaism, some of which have similarities to Jesus' teachings. When the Dead Sea scrolls were first translated, some scholars thought they might be from an early Christian community. It'd also provide a reason why Jesus wasn't married, as the community at Qumran was made up exclusively of celibate men.

[@johnpeters4396]

He went to Asia he is recognised in Chinese and Hindu religions. They recognize him as an enlightened man and a teacher in Hindu.

[@TheRealBP3]

I searched for the imperial napkin fold to prove a point and found a video on how to do it within less than 1 minute.

[@princecaspen3449]

Lmao!

[@GeronFletcher]

No one knows !

[@ChrisOnStage2]

Me too!! Waaaaaaaaaay too easy!

[@krisfrederick5001]

You're an honorary Myth Buster

[@thudthud5423]

Looking at a photo of the napkins, I think anyone could reverse engineer it pretty easily.

[@texas2step266]

Actually, HEB (the world's greatest grocery stores) has come very, very close to creating an exact copy of Coca Cola, under their HEB brand. (They also sell a cola soda under their lower-end Hill Country Fare brand, but it is not the same.) It's probably not an identical recipe, but I, and most people I know who have tried it, cannot tell the difference.

[@ktbecstasy]

Fashi that shit

[@eddiep4600]

It’s high fructose syrup and club soda. Not hard to replicate

[@brettrobinson2901]

Most people have the refined taste buds of a mole...

[@fossi31415]

It's close but I can definitely tell the difference.

[@magmoodjacobs1430]

but is it as addictive?

[@nicholasharvey1232]

Only one woman knows where Freddie Mercury's remains are, and she said she'd never tell anybody.

[@PaiviProject]

That's pretty wild. The Napkin, Farmers Almanac & Genghis Khan were my biggest wows. Thanks 👍

[@eulisesgonzalez7592]

Some of this are not secrets but mysteries. A secret is where at least one person knows the truth. Once that person dies, then the secret dies as well and it becomes a mystery.

[@DarthWombat]

Unless the secret is written down or something.

[@BjornWithASlash]

I mean they aren’t DEFINITELY not a secret. There very well could be an answer out there, still alive, the secret been passed down for generations lol

[@bakesnake3518]

@eulises shut the fuck up nobody cares

[@101Waylander]

@@bakesnake3518 you clearly care enough to comment…

[@illwill3000]

All secrets are mysteries, but not all mysteries are secrets

[@sasamichan]

the building where they supposedly keep the Ark is pretty secretive too.

[@ComiccollectorGamer]

True

[@captainspaulding5963]

I hear there's Top Men guarding it..... TOP MEN!

[@normanwhite6677]

@@captainspaulding5963 Man, you beat me to it. Hooray for Captain Spaulding!

[@sasamichan]

@James Ellenburg its one of the super religious Biblical era towns . they have guards posted around a building no one is aloud to enter. So the claim it is there but it could be an empty building since they don't let any one in.

[@sasamichan]

@James Ellenburg The ark is believed by Ethiopian Orthodox Christians to have been brought to Aksum by Menelik, the son of the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon of Israe. This was aired on TV. The thing you are saying has never been on any new feed I follow.

[@thisissketchy9339]

Secrets that will never be revealed: "The Coca Cola Recipe" Me, who's watched Dr. Stone: I don't have such weaknesses

[@ricardozk]

6:47 Britain can't help but salivate at the thought of discovering the tomb 😂

[@nana-x9]

My ex-husband was in the Navy & on a SSBN Submarine. It was nuclear powered & had ballistic nuclear weapons on board. That was back in the 1980’s. The subs in this video are the Trident Class of subs, nuclear powered & nuclear missiles on board. They go out, stay submerged, & what they do, I don’t even know. We figured out that he spent over a year of his life submerged. How he did it, I still don’t know.

[@MikeJBeebe]

50/50? Hey, I can do that, too! "It's gonna rain unless it doesn't."

[@ComaDave]

The Letters Of Last Resort are essentially: 1. Flatten whoever hit us. 2. Don't flatten anybody. 3. Use your own discretion based on available data. 4. Put yourself under the command of either the USA (if it still exists) or Australia.

[@bardiaazari6162]

I love how the napkin fold's higher on the list than the letters of the last resort😂

[@bracebrooks967]

How the Egyptian pyramids were built is a also a big mystery, seeing it's hard to accurately replicate building new pyramids of that same design centuries ago.

[@scotttild]

It not hard, its physically impossible with the technology we have. They were most likely built with harmonics of some kind that has been lost over time.

[@magmoodjacobs1430]

it was jinn

[@johnpeters4396]

​@@magmoodjacobs1430 It wasn't the djinn... 😂. Come on haha 😂

[@augustoortiz1254]

In fact, the formula was revealed when the company was working on copyright Almost every detail appears, but the "enigmatic" ingredient is the 20x, but consider than the recipe didn't mention sugar...

[@LazarusSlade]

It's people.

[@ZealKingdom]

@@LazarusSlade You have the right to remain soylent.

[@TheMADGOD91]

@@LazarusSlade no there already was a soda made from people.. soylant green.

[@lizardog]

@@TheMADGOD91 soylent

[@SOBTelevision123]

@@TheMADGOD91 How does it taste?

[@thomasm.longiii3752]

Wow. So many secrets that are hidden away still. But, I understand people do tend keep secrets.

[@TFN74]

It's interesting how the STORY of Jesus Christ mimics the stories of Mithras & Apollo. Area 51 & Area S4, plus the connection to Wright Patterson.

[@BlackhandPL]

4:35 50% accuracy isn't anything unusual. Especially for large data, where Bernoulli's "Law of large numbers" kicks in. One can flip a coin and guess result with "50% accuracy".

[@annakrebs1876]

I mean that makes sense with something that only has two outcomes, but with weather there are many more outcomes ie: raining, sunny, cloudy, windy, showing to name a few so it really doesn't follow the law of large numbers at all.

[@mimit7462]

Maybe the real coca cola recipe is the friends we made along the way

[@tsstevensts]

8:16 Fun fact: former real estate salesman Tom Clancy wrote his first novel, The Hunt for Red October, and when released one Navy admiral was reading it, and reading it, and said, "who the hell cleared THAT?" Clancy, who later predicted everything from 9/11 to the Covid pandemic, riots and Capitol siege, had the FBI knocking because what he wrote, stemming from reading library books, was not only accurate but classified. Subs are also a favorite target for Richard Marcinko, who claims in his fictional books his real life terrorist false flag team Red Cell would infiltrate nuclear subs. In fact the season 5 JAG episode Rogue is the Marcinko episode, it's a shot by shot retelling or reenactment of his novels.

[@dkroll92]

I recently read a book by a retired senior CIA officer who was working at Langley when Clancy was given a tour. This was around the time the movie of Red October was released, 1990ish. The CIA guy said he was informally briefed not to approach or talk to him at all, because the Office of Security was sure that one or more people were leaking information to him. Obviously, they never found out who was doing so.

[@scotttild]

Actually the Book Hunt For Red October was based off a somewhat true story the fact were all known at the time, It was not a great secrete. Anyone could have researched it. It was based off a destroyer captain that attempted to defect but the crew stopped him That’s where the idea came from. 9/11 may have been a pre planned attach and covid very likely was, so he simply knew the people that were planning ii who most likely gave him hits about it.

[@mollysilverman6803]

Grew up seeing a Farmers Almanac in all the kitchens! I still have one; not only is the weather ok, you get planting times and some pretty awesome stories and facts. It's pretty interesting to read! 🥰😀😊💯🇺🇸

[@roughy762004]

Coca cola recipe (US): Sugar and a bunch of chemicals outlawed in a majority of countries But I do KNOW that Coca Cola factories use local sugar from the country it is based in. Coca Cola tastes different from every country.

[@robo_t]

@AJ I hear a lot about Mexican Coca Cola being the best, I think it’s cane sugar that they use

[@Aragorn7884]

Coca-Cola: it's sugar water. _Solved._

[@darknecromancer34]

No shit sherlocke

[@Aragorn7884]

@@darknecromancer34 tell WatchMojo that 'cuz it's in the video bruh 🙄🤑

[@GeronFletcher]

Mind…. Blown….

[@countryofgodgeorgia]

Ant its also green color

[@dixie_normous1252]

The secret is they never removed cocaine

[@anirudhchakra3975]

Crimes commited by British empire is also kept secret from history

[@raytroughton494]

AmeriKKKan Empire however is blessed by Bearded Dude on a Cloud so there haven't been any crimes

[@johnpeters4396]

Yeah we covered up good being fair.

[@tedsaunders5361]

0:48 that envelope and notification bell was in point

[@zigah6729]

First secret, based on GTA...is there really a heart inside the Statue of Liberty??!!

[@KiddKarizma]

Yes I've seen it

[@zigah6729]

@@KiddKarizma 😂

[@JonayPS]

Yep.

[@robo_t]

I wonder if she’s got a Statue of Libertussy

[@JPFalcononor]

I guess all of those KZbin Kentucky Fried Chicken revealed secret 11 herbs and spices videos are accurate since it did not make the cut...

[@JPFalcononor]

@Z Interesting, I guess though that there is a bit to puzzle out since you would still need to configure the ratio of amounts...I have tried the You Tube KFC blends and though the chicken smells close to KFC while cooking I still think the taste is lacking...

[@chasehedges6775]

One of my questions: What happened at the beginning of time and how will everything end?

[@chasehedges6775]

Ok

[@isaiahach]

it started off with a bang and the universe will keep on expanding up to a certain point and then it'll grow cold. then it will basically fizzle out at the end before it collapses on itself until there's nothing left of the universe but a single atom. and that single atom will be the spark which sets off another bang and ignites another cycle of the universe. that's what scientists believe anyway

[@DarthWombat]

basic.

[@RAMBO14001]

It's all in the Holy Quran

[@XTrooperL]

How it ends is actually fairly simple once you read about how entropy affects the universe

[@mikesbigadventures194]

Uh a 50% accuracy rate is literally 50-50 and is equivalent of guessing. This shows the farmers almanac is no better than chance.

[@Zamzamthegreat]

Only in the context of isolated binary choices.

[@VergilArcanis]

Given how weather operates, that's immensely better than some modeling.

[@mikesbigadventures194]

@@Zamzamthegreat Rain or no rain? Cold or warm? Weather has lots of binary choices. And if there is more then “50%” is even more meaningless because of the lack of context. I’m also interested in what constitutes a “hit” because it sounds like a post hoc justification and interpretation. I’m in Infosec and generally any algorithm that needs to be secret to work is not to be trusted

[@Bookish_Lattes]

*The formula for Coke was revealed to me when I worked for them. It's sugar and Type 2 diabetes.* 😃

[@WatchMojo]

go on...

[@jamesfarrell8339]

Great comment I love it 😀

[@deusexmachina2222]

It's sugar, some type 2 diabetes, a splash of racism, and a hammock of cocaine... Top off with caramel color,, red dye #40, and battery acid

[@lazaromurad322]

wow! im mind blown by this video I didn't know about a lot of these, amazing!

[@kristinegrevstad7521]

"... missile submarines guided by nuclear power." I'm pretty sure the nuclear power is not "guiding" the submarines.

[@bradleyboyer9979]

How about the JFK information? They just put another delay of like 50 years on opening it up to the public. It is pretty much inarguable at this point that Oswald did not act alone. But of course, our government can just withhold any information it feels like.

[@nalaplama9767]

Unfortunately we won’t find out about what would have happened at the Area 51 raid

[@盧璘壽로인수]

lots of dead bodies + federal lawsuits

[@starchild3215]

I'm guessing the fully armed and well trained soljiers would have easily beaten the dumbasses who thought rag tag civilians could have taken on the US military

[@delanarogers7084]

Everybody went home and soldiers didn’t killed anybody

[@jacksonsmackson5871]

Well if cokes formula is hidden how do we know they didn’t put cocaine back in there to get us all hooked?

[@jonanderson4474]

Coors light had cocaine in it like a decade ago.

[@christinelang2417]

People are addicted to The caffeine. How stupid can you be Jackson Smackson?

[@jacksonsmackson5871]

@@christinelang2417 it’s a joke. Settle down. Get off the internet if you’re just gonna start shit with random people tf

[@PastelOddity]

Okay, so with Coke: I’m 99% certain that it’s seriously just a basic cola with maybe a house-made sweetener, but having a “secret formula” is good for publicity and getting people to think your product is special so they just SAY it’s a special secret formula. There’s not really another off-brand cola I’ve had that doesn’t taste like Coke.

[@Beeman2892]

Hear hear, sometimes peopls tend to overthink things

[@czlowiekzhuty]

Numer 1 - how WatchMojo are finding so many interesting topics every day?

[@mam362]

How hard can it really be to figure out how a napkin is folder a certain way? I would think that someone gifted in folding napkins or perhaps a magic expert could sort it out with enough random attempts.

[@martyklestadt6766]

Or maybe those cabin stewards on cruise ships that make those towel animals...

[@bobbyjamabo3296]

Can't get enough of your voice Rebecca ❤️

[@jamesfarrell8339]

The biggest hidden secret that we will never know is what is beyond the know universe or how big the universe is We will never travel farther than our local group because space is expanding faster the farther you go

[@handlerikme]

The napkin fold is no secret. There’s literally a tutorial on KZbin

[@盧璘壽로인수]

you forgot the part where *the First Emperor's Mausoleum has mercury in it* (both from Sima Qian's accounts of a depiction of the Emperor's "China", and actual ground readings showing abnormally high levels), hence why the tomb itself hasn't been excavated

[@420mralucard]

It's only a possibility, some investigations suggest that those readings came from industrial contamination of the soil from nearby factories. Even if it was surrounded by mercury excavating it would still be possible, the Chinese government just won't allow it.

[@billythekidder7182]

1.a. - We will never know why Paul Rudd seems to never age.

[@scottjacobbacolod]

I understood when the scientific community changed BC (before Christ) to BCE (Before Common Era) but hearing this lady say that scholars calculated that Christ was born about 4 BC (not BCE)...ABOUT 4 YEARS "BEFORE CHRIST"...had me cracking up a bit XD.

[@tracieramson9151]

I love these video's I learn way more then I every did 30+years ago in high school

[@timkramar9729]

If Genghis Khan kept any riches in his tomb, it would have been that much easier to find. So he probably didn't.

[@bigb3660]

8:34 “Ayyyyoooooo”🤨😒🤦🏾‍♂️

[@marianparoo1544]

Habsburg napkin fold? I'm more interested in the infamous Habsburg jaw!

[@盧璘壽로인수]

Habsburg jaw is easy 1. Ғụčķ your siblings 2. £ůçќ your cousins 3. ſųćķ your aunts/uncles

[@robo_t]

Well kept secret amongst the monarchs

[@ricardozk]

3:43 seems like a great guy. I hope his reputation stays solid after 2020.

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"

[@meowza]

1:36 The greatest mystery about the Imperial napkin fold is how they pass on the knowledge of how they do it upon their death.

[@trendyinsight9080]

That secret cola recipe will never be revealed, I be surprised if someone did find it out!

[@nativealien6215]

Number 9...how does a brown cow, eat green grass, and make white milk?....

[@ChrisOnStage2]

I got news for you, there are SEVERAL KZbin tutorials on how to make an "Imperial Napkin Fold"!! Really, how hard was that!!?? LOL!! Wasn't much of a secret..........

[@ClarVad]

The secret behind the Caramilk bar has always baffled me!! 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@JackNance22]

I wrote the actual 10 biggest secrets, and KZbin censored my comment. What a surprise...

[@Brendan_DaBoss]

“Never be revealed” But it’s here on KZbin💯

[@chris55529]

What about the location of the Ark of the Covenant?

[@seanjohnbull1670]

Yes, I was going to say this. I promise myself that I was going to read up on it. Also, the exact location of the garden of Eden.

[@Brian-gh7fj]

Honorable mentions: the Krabby Patty Secret Formula 🍔, who let the dogs out? 🐕 What happened to Jimmy Hoffa and Amelia Earhart ✈️

[@ThatThomasKID18]

I think the lost years of Jesus are omitted because those are the years where young men are mostly aimless… it’s a way to uphold the righteousness. I mean imagine finding out Jesus was a normal teen who disobeyed his parents, had friends and got his heart broken by a few girls (believable). Or on the Clío imagine those same years and he’s just holy 24/7(unbelievable).

[@Riza1890]

Either that or, during that time Jesus was learning the trade of the carpenter when his father died and he ended up supporting his family.

[@englishatheart]

Not everyone leads the same life. So just because many people did those things doesn't mean Jesus did. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't. Like, I have always been an outcast, so my teen years weren't spent partying with friends or dating, which, according to many people, all teens do. Coming from an extremely toxic, abusive, and neglectful "family" and having no outside support system, my entire childhood was essentially spent alone in my room. I know I'm probably an anomaly, but maybe Jesus was, too. No one will ever know for sure unless we manage to time travel. Because even if we manage to find a diary he supposedly wrote or something, there's no way of telling he actually wrote it or what he wrote is true. That's essentially all history. Nothing is 100% certain.

[@jomidiam]

Or consider the possibility that in his teens, he went to live in a strict, celibate, all male, religious community, like the one described in the Dead Sea scrolls, the Qumran community. Teens were entering the community when Jesus was a teen, so it's plausible. It's all theory, which is why it will always be an unsolved mystery. There's as much evidence for my proposition as yours. The only reason "he's just holy 24/7" is unbelievable is because you don't believe he was divine. For Christians, it's very believable.

[@seanjohnbull1670]

@@englishatheart well, there's also the possibility of asking him yourself when you see Him face to face.

[@nickrykert2572]

Well the Farmers Almanac is calling this winter the Season of Shivers❄️❄️❄️

[@nickrykert2572]

@@盧璘壽로인수 😂

[@dianalindeman1644]

Coca Cola is said to be flavored with coca leaves that now have the drug chemical processed out. The original version retained it. I saw it on a documentary.

[@tammienorgaard1482]

Your Right, thats why it was So Addictive. It wasn't the same once they removed that Ingredient. My Mother was Addicted to Coca-Cola back in The Fifties.

[@h.donnellgrayiii4276]

Interesting. I'm going to read up to find out more about Saint Isa of pre-Buddha India

[@joememe2395]

I’m most curious about aliens I mean honestly us being the only living things in the universe is very weird well I find it weird.

[@Sturgill.]

It’s equally scary either way. If we’re alone that’s as terrifying as not being alone. Although I do agree it’s naive to think we’re alone in this gigantic universe.

[@UnchainedMelodie92]

@@Sturgill. 100% agree!

[@ianb9359]

Two theories in my opinion. 1. There are other planets with life form that is so primative we will only know about it if our technology advances allowing us to travel deeper into space or 2. We are the primative ones and there's life form millions of years ahead of us that have visited, realised we are so far behind them they've just left is to it and not bothered coming back

[@saw4498]

Exactly I was talking to my friend about this awhile back. You mean to tell me nothing else exists in reality. Nothing...that's nonsense

[@chivalrylives8050]

3:48 This guy is everywhere these days. Lmao

[@thedragonauthority]

Im surprised you didnt mention the room behind mount rushmore.

[@martyklestadt6766]

Like in Buck Rogers!

[@jonathandempsey9228]

The greatest secret is whether oil is really running dry or are we being lied to by opec. Because if it isn’t they need to lower the prices.

[@PastelOddity]

“What was Jesus doing between 12 and 29??” Idk, probably just being a guy? Just like, existing? “He was likely a carpenter…” Okay so yeah, like the rest of us: he just had a job

[@PCS1LDV]

I remember CDR Pierson when he was XO on my first boat! Glad to see he got the 727!

[@charliedb13]

Slight error on the Sub portion. SSGN are not subs that carry nukes. Ohio class SSBN's carry the ballistic missiles. SSGN are SSBN's retrofitted to now carry guided missiles like that of the tomahawk cruise missile, non nuke.

[@New_atheist]

What about Victoria’s Secret ?? 🧐🧐

[@simbadoggo20]

If the secret is even mentioned in this video, then it doesn't deserve to be in the video.

[@christianodom6780]

These dopes forgot the Wu-Tang secret, which I, personally, will never reveal.

[@msnewsenior]

A couple of honorable mentions: 1. Where is Jackie O's pillbox hat? It disappeared in the Dallas hospital after JFK was pronounced dead and was never recovered. 2. Where is the flag that was raised at ground zero after 9/11? Went missing days after the famed photo depicting it was missing and was never found.

[@davidfrederick1971]

A history documentary about Jackie's hat box says its in the family estate in MA.

[@OfficalGamingFFC]

Top 10 World Secrets That Will Never be Revealed, until this video was made lol

[@Rorschach964]

I like how USA'S submarines location have more secrecy than Jesus' lost years according to this list.

[@Zamzamthegreat]

I mean, one is still moving...

[@johnpeters4396]

I mean only one of them was real...

[@xxMisterJxx]

Farmer’s Almanac can keep their secrets since it’s always wrong.

[@captaingroot5812]

The napkin one should not be on this list

[@mikekolokowsky]

Pepsi has known the Coke formula for decades. But if they produced an identical product, they’d be crushed. And it’s not like someone can cook up a batch of it at home.

[@GeronFletcher]

Plot twist. Coca Cola still uses cocaine. The American government has given them the right to use it lol

[@LN-Lifer]

You gotta be a brave man to ride around in a Submarines. Respect

[@Leviathan_1.0]

damn, I never expected that napkin fold

[@adamwatson2914]

Good, the world needs to have a little mystery in it

[@rogaineablar5608]

Why would you single out the 4 SSGNs when the 14 SSBNs are exponentially more destructive? Also they are not guided by nuclear reactors but rather powered by them.

[@brandonnewby178]

This is a video about world secrets that will never be revealed. If a random KZbin commenter knows about SSBN's, doesn't that at least a little bit answer your question?

[@rogaineablar5608]

@@brandonnewby178 I already knew about SSGNs too, they've been around a while, if that was your point? The secret about the SS*Ns in general is their location at any given time. That's why he points out three deployed were known at one point, which is very rare.

[@brandonnewby178]

@@rogaineablar5608 no point. Just an honest question

[@oobrocks]

I speculate Jesus wasn't the same person...i mean the boy & the adult were too separate humans

[@mrcydonia]

6:54 Jesus was born 4 years before the birth of Christ. Huh. Yes, I know it's because of changes of the calendar...it's still amusing.