@@PedroIgnacioGutierrezCuadra no,but most of the time a genuinely insane person wont know that fact,they will think that everything is normal with them
What's horrifying is that exact scenario could have easily happened. You could be completely sane and end up losing your mind from all the drugs they force on you
I lived on Blackwells Island (now Roosevelt Island) for a few years when I was a kid. My father's company was funding the restoration projects of the hospitals. They let me explore the old ruins of the smallpox hospital and the grounds of other old hospitals there. Then I read Nellie Blys book (Ten Days in the Madhouse ) and only then did I realize how eerie every building was. Mind blowing living somewhere with so much history as a child and being so unaware of it. Really was an astounding and powerful place.
lol you're wrong. Even mental institution for mentally insane criminals have more rights than staff and alot of staff and its normal to see crazy criminals assaulting staff and entitled pedophiles the right to verbally abused staff and so on and so forth. Media drama BS is all you see how these crazies not getting taken care off
@@haidengeary8277 Its a comparison, he never said prison was NOT horrible. In this view, prison is not as bad as an insane asylum, even if in the slightest.
I looked up Nellie Bly, and man, this woman is amazing! In addition to this feat, which made her a pioneer in investigative journalism, she also: . traveled around the around the world (becoming the inspiration behind Around the World in 80 Days) . got arrested when she's covering news on World War 1 for suspicion of being a spy (which makes her one of the earliest female war correspondents) . became the head of an iron manufacturing company when she took over the business from her sick husband . invented new kinds of milk cans, oil drums, and steel cans
Optimus Prime I have worked in a psychiatric care facility as a CCA for 2 1/2 years now. We recognize the negative impacts of social isolation & only utilize intensive psychiatric care rooms for these purposes when there is an immediate risk to the physical well being of either residents or staff. Patients are not to be kept in isolation alone ever without a constant staff assigned to attend to their needs & protect the client. This is used for as little time as possible.
Just people tripping over their power. They dont realize it should not be abused. Luckily cops don't really do this as much as the media wants people to believe. Probably less than 1% of cops are actually corrupt
@@heyya9698 wow... thats a really deep observation. Can we get this nominated for some sort of award? Maybe a participation trophy? lol sorry, couldnt help it, low hanging fruit.
It's crazy to think that for most of our history we've been subjecting those we suspect to be mentally ill to genuine psychological torture and calling it "care"
i mean, imagine your a nurse in an insane asylum and your patient is telling you about how this is all a misunderstanding and your really a prominent/famous journalist. Ofc they'd think she was crazy... Edit: This comment in one day got more subsribers than I've made in a year...
There's probably nothing you can say that will make these pseudo doctors realize you're not insane, anything you say would be twisted as proof that you are indeed insane. There's no escaping this on your own.
And then it turns out she really was insane and the whole newspaper thing was just the staff trying to help her by playing along with her fantasy. Oh wait that's just Shutter Island.
I read one story about a college psychology student that checked himself into different mental institutions. He had been throughly evaluated before and found to be perfectly sane with no mental illness issues at all. He did not fake any symptoms, but at every institution he was diagnosed with multiple mental illnesses and prescribed medication. He said the only people that questioned him and said he didn’t belong there were the other patients.
I have Bipolar disorder. To be honest, I know mental hospitals have come a long way, but one of my biggest fears is having a breakdown, and getting locked in one. Some of these places still have similar mistreatment. My heart goes out to anyone who deals with mental illness, all those healthcare workers who help, and all of those who've been abused in hospitals...
@@dracosxroses4368 Being placed in a facility is usually a last resort, but even if they do, the goal is to try to stabilize your symptoms, and discharge you. Reaching out for treatment is usually your best bet, since symptoms like that usually get worse without treatment, or at least don't go away. I know it can be scary, but it's worth it. There's no guarantee you'll be hospitalized.
So basically none of those victims got Justice that they deserved. Everyone at Blackwell got away with it. All it really did was help those evil people to hide their activities better. And worst of all someone who was in on the whole thing also let them know that they were coming; how else could they have known in advance and with so much time that they transformed the place.
I’m a sane person who was thrown in their scheme as well. I feel so used and stripped from my dignity. It took 3 years but I proved to the state that they made a mistake
I like seeing stories like this. Showing brave individuals who change things for the better. Glad they she's been and continues to be recognized for her work.
@@xxllamaborrachaxx9374 Thats not going to happen on accident. Like it takes around 3-5 medical doses of morphine to endanger someone who is *ALLERGIC* to opioids. Now, sure, she couldve been allergic, yes. But short of that, the lethal dose is quite a bit higher than the effective dose. Quite a bit.
One of the greatest movies of all time and it also had a genius plot. That one is shown often in college for those interested in film. I cry at the ending every single time. Good old Chief freed his spirit and left to start over. A twist was that Chief wasn't crazy at all, he just spoke little English and showed signs of having Autism, but was completely sane.
too bad she had no evidence and even with a grand jury in the discovery phase in court couldn't uncover a single leaf lol. If only this story were true...
@@ethancavanagh6360 . She changed how institutions were run, what are you talking about ? Money was given to the place to rebuild it and the place was monitored so that it couldn't ever be corrupted again. Oh but she did nothing right ?
vini_44 wuttt where did you get that information as far as I know after the US bomed Japan the US helped rebuild Japan and Japan changed into democracy
The Office of the Provost Marshal General (OPMG) supervised[11]:8 the 425,000 German prisoners. They stayed in 700 camps[14] in 46 states; a complete list may not exist because of the small, temporary nature of some camps and the frequent use of satellite or sub-camps administratively part of larger units.[16] Other than barbed wire and watchtowers, the camps resembled standard United States or German military training sites;[12][17][11]:33 the Geneva Convention of 1929 required the United States to provide living quarters comparable to those of its own military,[15] which meant 40 square feet (3.71 m²) for enlisted men and 120 square feet (11.15 m²) for officers.[13]:xxii If prisoners had to sleep in tents while their quarters were constructed, so did their guards.The three admirals and forty generals in custody were sent to Camp Shelby in Mississippi, where each had his own bungalow with a garden.
@@public_butter4741 The U.S did indeed use the atomic bomb twice on the Empire of Japan, then rebuild it, and established a Japanese Constitutional Monarchy (Democracy), though the U.S during the Second World War, before all of that, had concentration camps for Japanese people and German people deeming them to be spies.
Arkham Asylum is actually pretty tame, but outside of the criminally insane (they have their own places) it isn't that different from modern inpatient care for (mental health) patients mistreatment, especially for minors
Rulz _ - It sounds like a terrifying and brutal experience, but also the inflection point that sent her career soaring, so it kinda worked out brilliantly.
First time I came across this was watching American Horror Story.. and it was so intriguing it made me research more about it. This was revolutionary what she did and I feel for the mental patients..so sad.
I watch YT a LOT....and i have been through SO many different channels.. The Infographics Show is seriously the very best made channel on the whole YT!
It depends on his ailment and the facility itself. Some mental hospitals are kind of nice and cushy. Most of them are just tolerable. Fortunately, the conditions are generally better than they were years ago. We've come a long way from psychological disorders treated with ice picks and exorcisms.
It's actually scary to think and rather relieving to know that she wasn't considered an actual mental health patient after she got freed and wrote her scary experiences! 😬
This actually still happens to this day. I was committed for an off the cuff comment for 72 hours. The staff were no better than the inmates. So I guess you can say the inmates were running the asylum.
By reading the title, I thought she got stuck in there. Looks very easy to get admitted back then. Nowadays, it's nigh impossible to get people admitted that really need to be admitted. Someone can spout off all day long about spraying up a school or knifing people at the mall and the authorities will just say there's no reason to admit them until they actually go an do it, despite whatever heaping amount of evidence there is.
Many people don't seem to understand this, when something terrible happens they people say why didn't anyone see the warning signs? They did probably just authorities don't do jack until after the fact.
this is literally how i grew up. up until i was 16 and got out of foster care i thought this was normal and now i look back at it and realize i could’ve turned out a lot worst
My friend went to an asylum after attempting suicide, and she confirmed most of this happening during her visit. It bothers me that this kind of thing still happens.
I was put into a mental hospital when I was 16. I spent 6 months there. Years later when I was 28, I spent 2 months in alameda county jail. To this day still preferred jail
Nelly is a hero !! She is so brave ive watched her movie which was based on her true story and it brings me to tears , im so² glad that there are kind of people like her who let herself be in danger to save many² lives !!
I'm a carer n sometimes I get shifts in nursing homes and I see the horrible way some of the nurses treat the in house elderly residents. Many of these residents have been left there by there kids who come like once a month to visit. And many of these elderly people have lost their will to protest and are just waiting to die. PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOUR PARENTS PEOPLE. give them a corner in your house at least instead of throwing them in such places
Big problem is having to go through that "search"(being undercover) and waiting for authorities to come in and verify that your sane, but the people there may think that the authorities are some people trying to kidnap you, the sane officer
Narcissists and Psychopaths are so amazing giving our world alot of colour their lack of empathy is priceless and their strong desire to get people on their side and affirmation of their behaviour makes the world very interesting.
I’m not sure if it’s this specific case but I remember something like this being depicted in the TV show the knick you guys have referenced this show before on the channel it’s a really great show if anybody is interested I can definitely recommend it and even though this is by no means a main storyline in the show it does appear which is really cool
I did a book report on her because in my area there is an old timey ice cream parlour called, “Nellie Bly’s” and they make the best ice cream ever. Also, Nellie was a red head and had short hair
Everyone treated mentally ill people improperly. The sad and scary part was that the staff were probably the most caring at the time since they were typically ignored and shunned by society.
I hate how these "caretakers" just being rude to those insane people just because theyre not well...healthy And honestly..if this is what she wanted to do, she shouldve told someone, family or someone from the news so that they could help her out, and take her out of there if needed Oh nvm
This is false, it is likely to be more than that as the speed of the voyager is slowing down due to it moving further away from the suns gravitational pull making it go slower. Also the gear will run out long before that happens
Being falsely admitted to an insane asylum would be the scariest thing ever...
Once your deemed insane they dismiss everything you say as craziness.
depends on where you are. you can get out of an european asylum fairly easy
The people running this place are the biggest example of Chad's ever
She did it herself,i mean be carefull what you wish for is applicable here
@L S That is disturbing
@@wasimodoone1 fax
Nurse: Are you sane?
Her: Yes I am
Nurse: That's exactly what an insane would say
i mean,an insane person wouldnt know that they are insane,since for them they are completely normal
@@vitormaodevaca8469 insane not necessarily is crazy. Some psychos are perfect liers.
@@PedroIgnacioGutierrezCuadra no,but most of the time a genuinely insane person wont know that fact,they will think that everything is normal with them
@@vitormaodevaca8469 olha quem diria outro brasileiro
@@dzr6007 quem diria não é mesmo
Imagine how dark it would be if all of that made her actually go insane and she stayed there for the rest of her life.
What's horrifying is that exact scenario could have easily happened. You could be completely sane and end up losing your mind from all the drugs they force on you
666th like lol
@@Cmkmh None of my comments have ever gone above 20 likes, so I’m amazed that this even happened! Thanks everyone!
If that happen, she may have never exposed how abusive insane asylums really are.
@@mattluckadoo5848 700 now bud
I lived on Blackwells Island (now Roosevelt Island) for a few years when I was a kid. My father's company was funding the restoration projects of the hospitals. They let me explore the old ruins of the smallpox hospital and the grounds of other old hospitals there.
Then I read Nellie Blys book (Ten Days in the Madhouse ) and only then did I realize how eerie every building was. Mind blowing living somewhere with so much history as a child and being so unaware of it.
Really was an astounding and powerful place.
Noice
Wow. Amazing story.
its so insne to think abot how mistreated people were in mental asylms,and the scariest part is patient mistreatment still happens to this day
@Julie Walker my mother worked in a state mental hospital, She's confirmed this more times than I can count.
lol you're wrong. Even mental institution for mentally insane criminals have more rights than staff and alot of staff and its normal to see crazy criminals assaulting staff and entitled pedophiles the right to verbally abused staff and so on and so forth. Media drama BS is all you see how these crazies not getting taken care off
@@somenbwithabadhistoryteach5872 are mental hospitals worse than asylums?
More insane than the people living there.
They're probably as insane as a weeb without anime access
"Are you sane?"
"Yes."
"That's what a crazy person would say."
"Okay, fine... I'm insane!"
"Guards, lock her up!"
*H U M A N L O G I C 1 0 0*
this world is a sad place though,
Sarcasm doesn't exist anymore
@@tuoyoedukugho1807 yeah, thanks to COVID-19 it got worse!
Muhammed Bilal It still exists though.
Basically society.
Inforgraphics show is getting me through quarantine
All day everyday I swear
same
Same
I don't get it, Isn't quarantine 40 days long?
I mean, the word literally means 40 in Spanish and peopel have been in quarantine for like 3 months
Same
To even think about going "undercover" in an Insane Asylum, you must be insane...
That’s not gonna stop me from getting under her covers...see what I did there 😏
Well that explains it
I understood that refderence...enen though im 11
Catch-22
not insane but rather very brave
Scandinavien prison seems like a 5 star hotel compared to this
Which prison? Nordic prisons?
Nordic prisons are 5 star hotels
Youve clearly never been locked inside your own head, and having no way to reach the outside world.
@@haidengeary8277 Its a comparison, he never said prison was NOT horrible. In this view, prison is not as bad as an insane asylum, even if in the slightest.
There are american prisons like this today.
I looked up Nellie Bly, and man, this woman is amazing! In addition to this feat, which made her a pioneer in investigative journalism, she also:
. traveled around the around the world (becoming the inspiration behind Around the World in 80 Days)
. got arrested when she's covering news on World War 1 for suspicion of being a spy (which makes her one of the earliest female war correspondents)
. became the head of an iron manufacturing company when she took over the business from her sick husband
. invented new kinds of milk cans, oil drums, and steel cans
Gotta get that m i l k
*M I L K*
I thought she was inspired by Jules Verne's story, not the other way around.
Wow she's a legend
She sounds like a badass!
Can we talk about the fact that insane asylum's make people more crazy
But they dont, maybe back then they did.
They have improved
Just Some Weeb With Anime Access vastly
@@Coletrainbaby wouldn't you go crazy in an white room alone for months
Optimus Prime I have worked in a psychiatric care facility as a CCA for 2 1/2 years now. We recognize the negative impacts of social isolation & only utilize intensive psychiatric care rooms for these purposes when there is an immediate risk to the physical well being of either residents or staff. Patients are not to be kept in isolation alone ever without a constant staff assigned to attend to their needs & protect the client. This is used for as little time as possible.
This inspired American Horror Story: Asylum!
What Movie is this?
Mark Kevin Mauricio it's a tv show
It also inspired undercover boss lol
I’ve watched that
?
it’s crazy how positions of power/aid can be so easily corrupted. the stanford prison experiment, most other jails and asylums, police forces ect...
The WHO is also corrupt.
Just people tripping over their power. They dont realize it should not be abused. Luckily cops don't really do this as much as the media wants people to believe. Probably less than 1% of cops are actually corrupt
Authority is power
@@heyya9698 wow... thats a really deep observation. Can we get this nominated for some sort of award? Maybe a participation trophy? lol sorry, couldnt help it, low hanging fruit.
@@ez_company9325 we get it ,ur being sarcastic
It's crazy to think that for most of our history we've been subjecting those we suspect to be mentally ill to genuine psychological torture and calling it "care"
i mean, imagine your a nurse in an insane asylum and your patient is telling you about how this is all a misunderstanding and your really a prominent/famous journalist. Ofc they'd think she was crazy...
Edit: This comment in one day got more subsribers than I've made in a year...
I'm surprised you have so few subscribers tbh
She has to be crazy to even want to do this. So I think she just found home lol
There's probably nothing you can say that will make these pseudo doctors realize you're not insane, anything you say would be twisted as proof that you are indeed insane. There's no escaping this on your own.
What if she was right and you were wrong...
Everything Science imagine you’re a nurse.....
People who played outlast: *hey hey I've seen this one I've seen this one it's a classic*
"Little Pig"
“A bit more VoLGeR”
“Guard your life son. You have a calling.”
“You mustn’t leave just yet, as there is so much more for you to witness, my child.”
-that one insane priest in outlast
BUDDYYY
I remember reading about this. It's called "The Rosenhan Study: Being Sane in Insane Places"
Yeah, study was about how inadequate classification systems were
That experiment was done in the 70s. This video is about a woman who exposed the injustices of insane asylums in the 1880s
Some people belong there. People deserve to be tortured. Not.
And then it turns out she really was insane and the whole newspaper thing was just the staff trying to help her by playing along with her fantasy.
Oh wait that's just Shutter Island.
I watched that movie jus yesterday
Never heard of that movie
Cal how is it ?
JP I actually thought of that
That movie....... Oooffff
*_well that wasn’t supposed to happen_*
Have you played TF2 as this sounds like one of the lines from the Demoman.
That’s from that pink girl from wow wow wubbzy
*BOLD WORDS*
How to get bold white words
@@okelydokelyguy137 Yeah when I read it I heard the demoman quote lol
I read one story about a college psychology student that checked himself into different mental institutions. He had been throughly evaluated before and found to be perfectly sane with no mental illness issues at all. He did not fake any symptoms, but at every institution he was diagnosed with multiple mental illnesses and prescribed medication. He said the only people that questioned him and said he didn’t belong there were the other patients.
I don’t understand how people could be so mean to each other ever
studies have shown that no matter who you are, positions of power can turn anyone into an abusive person
Power
You should look up the Stanford Prison Experiment if you’re surprised by this.
KEEP it at 69
I do
I have Bipolar disorder. To be honest, I know mental hospitals have come a long way, but one of my biggest fears is having a breakdown, and getting locked in one. Some of these places still have similar mistreatment. My heart goes out to anyone who deals with mental illness, all those healthcare workers who help, and all of those who've been abused in hospitals...
I see hallucinations and hear voices etc, I haven’t been diagnosed for anything. But I’m scared that voices will get me locked up.
@@dracosxroses4368 Being placed in a facility is usually a last resort, but even if they do, the goal is to try to stabilize your symptoms, and discharge you. Reaching out for treatment is usually your best bet, since symptoms like that usually get worse without treatment, or at least don't go away. I know it can be scary, but it's worth it. There's no guarantee you'll be hospitalized.
This story would make an amazing movie...
It’s the 2nd season of American Horror Story
It is a movie
@@Pikachu-vj5jr which one please?
@@ahmedsadak shutter island appearently.
Nah
I love Nellie Bly, she's one of my favorite journalists!
“cold unseasoned food” that’s just british food
LoL
Ay, come man, don't be like that..
That's just food right?
Ummmmmm what???
Then you don’t know the half of the food we have
*corrects in welsh*
So basically none of those victims got Justice that they deserved.
Everyone at Blackwell got away with it. All it really did was help those evil people to hide their activities better.
And worst of all someone who was in on the whole thing also let them know that they were coming; how else could they have known in advance and with so much time that they transformed the place.
Dont forget! They also got pay increase bc of it!
🤦♀️
I’m a sane person who was thrown in their scheme as well. I feel so used and stripped from my dignity. It took 3 years but I proved to the state that they made a mistake
Sorry. Hope you are better
Or did they?
@@LordDice1 😨
@@Jesusisthebest5383 read my comment on this chain you've been bamboozled this man is a sociopath 100%
@@ethancavanagh6360 what? Explain
I like seeing stories like this.
Showing brave individuals who change things for the better.
Glad they she's been and continues to be recognized for her work.
Being injected with morphine in those living conditions doesn't sound like a threat to me lol
Too much and you die, tho... Ok, you still got a point...
Usually would be insulin instead of morphine. Force you into a diabetic coma to keep you in line.
Me either lpl
I was thinking the same thing lol. Like did I hear that right? Haha.
@@xxllamaborrachaxx9374 Thats not going to happen on accident. Like it takes around 3-5 medical doses of morphine to endanger someone who is *ALLERGIC* to opioids. Now, sure, she couldve been allergic, yes. But short of that, the lethal dose is quite a bit higher than the effective dose. Quite a bit.
I was a bit scared for Nellie as I have watched 'one flew over a cuckoo's nest'😬
Great movie
That’s what I thought of when I clicked on this video
One of the greatest movies of all time and it also had a genius plot. That one is shown often in college for those interested in film. I cry at the ending every single time. Good old Chief freed his spirit and left to start over. A twist was that Chief wasn't crazy at all, he just spoke little English and showed signs of having Autism, but was completely sane.
Nellie bly was really that girl, she truly broke barriers for female journalists and journalism in general ❤️
too bad she had no evidence and even with a grand jury in the discovery phase in court couldn't uncover a single leaf lol.
If only this story were true...
@@ethancavanagh6360 . She changed how institutions were run, what are you talking about ? Money was given to the place to rebuild it and the place was monitored so that it couldn't ever be corrupted again. Oh but she did nothing right ?
This is literally American Horror Story season 2 😂
EXACTLY!!!!!!
@@camsoccer1362 right
Yup.
Right
Becuase its based on this
American horror story: Asylum
Awesome but sad season, I loved it
I think you’re just talking about American horror story 😂
I know right 😂😂
Oh yeah ,I saw that one too
Or outlast!
I was gonna say this 😂😂😭
Fr
This sounds like an American version of a concentration camp.
yes and in ww2 the u.s. had concentration camps for japanese people.
vini_44 wuttt where did you get that information as far as I know after the US bomed Japan the US helped rebuild Japan and Japan changed into democracy
The Office of the Provost Marshal General (OPMG) supervised[11]:8 the 425,000 German prisoners. They stayed in 700 camps[14] in 46 states; a complete list may not exist because of the small, temporary nature of some camps and the frequent use of satellite or sub-camps administratively part of larger units.[16] Other than barbed wire and watchtowers, the camps resembled standard United States or German military training sites;[12][17][11]:33 the Geneva Convention of 1929 required the United States to provide living quarters comparable to those of its own military,[15] which meant 40 square feet (3.71 m²) for enlisted men and 120 square feet (11.15 m²) for officers.[13]:xxii If prisoners had to sleep in tents while their quarters were constructed, so did their guards.The three admirals and forty generals in custody were sent to Camp Shelby in Mississippi, where each had his own bungalow with a garden.
@@public_butter4741 The U.S did indeed use the atomic bomb twice on the Empire of Japan, then rebuild it, and established a Japanese Constitutional Monarchy (Democracy), though the U.S during the Second World War, before all of that, had concentration camps for Japanese people and German people deeming them to be spies.
@@public_butter4741 the u.s had internment camps. They don't get the same rep as concentration camps because they weren't designed for genocide
WOW!
This girl is a hero!
The treatment of people who need help should not make things worse!
I just realized info show has almost 9 mil why does it feel like just yesterday the sub was under a million
It's even more crazy when you realise that after all these years not a lot has changed in most of these places
Gamers who played Outlast: "Hey! I've seen this one"
Me after watching this video : Arkham Asylum was not that bad....
Nice
Adonis Farhat one flew over the cuckoo nest
Arkham Asylum is actually pretty tame, but outside of the criminally insane (they have their own places) it isn't that different from modern inpatient care for (mental health) patients mistreatment, especially for minors
🤯 brother 💛 n keep that's open not a lock shut ,👢
This channel is working double time !!
Thank you for the wonderful content !!
Welp that didn’t go according to plan
Rulz _ - It sounds like a terrifying and brutal experience, but also the inflection point that sent her career soaring, so it kinda worked out brilliantly.
Or did it?
First time I came across this was watching American Horror Story.. and it was so intriguing it made me research more about it. This was revolutionary what she did and I feel for the mental patients..so sad.
I can’t stand quarantine without infographices show
I’ve actually read her book ‘Ten Days In A Mad House’.
doubt you have lol
@@ethancavanagh6360 doubt u can read lol.
Her: I need a job. Lets pretend to be insane in a asylum and then tell them I'm sane. How's that gonna go?
I watch YT a LOT....and i have been through SO many different channels.. The Infographics Show is seriously the very best made channel on the whole YT!
My ex just got sent to a asylum in Virginia he’s literally on the way in a truck with 3 other kids🤦🏽♀️ I hope that everything’s fine
Btw we live in Illinois 🤦🏽♀️
@@nylashalia9239WOAH
An
It depends on his ailment and the facility itself. Some mental hospitals are kind of nice and cushy. Most of them are just tolerable. Fortunately, the conditions are generally better than they were years ago. We've come a long way from psychological disorders treated with ice picks and exorcisms.
🏥 I hope he gets well soon.
Thank you, Nellie! What a legend.
It's actually scary to think and rather relieving to know that she wasn't considered an actual mental health patient after she got freed and wrote her scary experiences! 😬
I’ve watched this video about ten times and I’m still not tired of it.
Harley Quinn to Nurse: "I'm Rubber, You're Glue, Whatever You Say Bounces Off Me And Makes A Six-Inch-Diameter Exit Wound In You"
I have multiple mental disorders and illnesses- I’m always terrified of being put in a psych hospital.
Fun Fact: *100 people can’t be first*
As someone who is first I beg to differ
First!
Third
69
So so original
Many thanks. U have no idea how beneficial your video was
Believe it or not....this kind of treatment STILL happens within the homeless "charitable" communities. Facts.
True, but people don't care about the homeless because most are there because they put themselves there. Not all, but most.
Many, not most. With the economy the way it is, lots of people are a paycheck away from it. More people need to care about it.
This actually still happens to this day. I was committed for an off the cuff comment for 72 hours. The staff were no better than the inmates. So I guess you can say the inmates were running the asylum.
By reading the title, I thought she got stuck in there.
Looks very easy to get admitted back then. Nowadays, it's nigh impossible to get people admitted that really need to be admitted. Someone can spout off all day long about spraying up a school or knifing people at the mall and the authorities will just say there's no reason to admit them until they actually go an do it, despite whatever heaping amount of evidence there is.
Many people don't seem to understand this, when something terrible happens they people say why didn't anyone see the warning signs? They did probably just authorities don't do jack until after the fact.
That's awesome, I'm glad she did that. How brave:) I hope that after her investigation they were able to improve things.
That intro gives me chills
"First!"
- A quote by a true tool. Gfg hero, now go put on your helmet and get the crayons out of your mouth.
first to comment on this comment
?
First
when you like american horror story asylum too much
Well AHS was based on this
Imagine needing help but they do this instead
It’s only been 10 minutes and there is already 6k views. I guess this is what you get having notifications on
this is literally how i grew up. up until i was 16 and got out of foster care i thought this was normal and now i look back at it and realize i could’ve turned out a lot worst
My friend went to an asylum after attempting suicide, and she confirmed most of this happening during her visit. It bothers me that this kind of thing still happens.
what a lie lol doubt your friend even exists
Shoutout to the infographics show for being one of the best channels on the platform.
What we thought was the plot of shutter island
But actually wasn’t ...
True
I was put into a mental hospital when I was 16. I spent 6 months there. Years later when I was 28, I spent 2 months in alameda county jail. To this day still preferred jail
I read about this as a kid. I had a biography about Nelly Bly that was child friendly.
Nelly is a hero !! She is so brave ive watched her movie which was based on her true story and it brings me to tears , im so² glad that there are kind of people like her who let herself be in danger to save many² lives !!
Nelly may actually be insane if she had to hold that same smile the entire time.
I'm a carer n sometimes I get shifts in nursing homes and I see the horrible way some of the nurses treat the in house elderly residents. Many of these residents have been left there by there kids who come like once a month to visit. And many of these elderly people have lost their will to protest and are just waiting to die.
PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOUR PARENTS PEOPLE. give them a corner in your house at least instead of throwing them in such places
Nurse:are you sane
Her: yes very I’m actually a jurna-
Nurse:that’s all I need, take her to her cell boys
Big problem is having to go through that "search"(being undercover) and waiting for authorities to come in and verify that your sane, but the people there may think that the authorities are some people trying to kidnap you, the sane officer
This is in a movie I forgot the name. And then the guy becomes insane and dreams he flies over the aslilium like a bird
Paolo Bastié one flew over the cuckoo nest? No, that is another movie.
Shutter island?
This is the game Outlast, not any movie
@@Wellch yup that one
@@winlaihuang flight over a cuckoo nest
This show is awesome
"I am sane"
Sounds like something an insane person would say.
True
I.. i'm... I'm... I'm not insane
*laughs insanely*
Ikr
That’s dedication to your work
So it’s pretty much Outlast: Whistleblower? Yeah, probably is.
Narcissists and Psychopaths are so amazing giving our world alot of colour their lack of empathy is priceless and their strong desire to get people on their side and affirmation of their behaviour makes the world very interesting.
I’m not sure if it’s this specific case but I remember something like this being depicted in the TV show the knick you guys have referenced this show before on the channel it’s a really great show if anybody is interested I can definitely recommend it and even though this is by no means a main storyline in the show it does appear which is really cool
Name of the show?
American Horror Story?
Thank You Nellie
The reactions the nurses had when they found out she was sane
*Just Awesome information*
I did a book report on her because in my area there is an old timey ice cream parlour called, “Nellie Bly’s” and they make the best ice cream ever. Also, Nellie was a red head and had short hair
What an inspirational woman. Hats off to her
The part about how she got out could have been done better.
Everyone treated mentally ill people improperly. The sad and scary part was that the staff were probably the most caring at the time since they were typically ignored and shunned by society.
I’m finally early to a video
No one cares
Sabir Abdul shut up
Suchin Napit how am I the one caring. I just said I don’t care. 🥴🥴
@Sabir Abdul well if you don’t care, don’t comment. Simple.
Much love to this woman
She says she isn't insane but pretends but i think if you want to go there you're insane.
I swear I love this channel lol u guess are so entertaining
I hate how these "caretakers" just being rude to those insane people just because theyre not well...healthy
And honestly..if this is what she wanted to do, she shouldve told someone, family or someone from the news so that they could help her out, and take her out of there if needed
Oh nvm
I read this book and it was one of my favorite reads.
Anyone else notice the seem to be posting a lot later in the day this week?
lol, since I made this comment on your other comment, and now see you have two, I'll make it again.
I'm surprised you have so few subscribers tbh
Que? El traga proterdè
Read her books a few years ago. Amazing author and a person
Random fact: it would take 70000 years for Voyager 1 to reach the nearest star
Huh
@@vicoemo3917 he is telling you that your dad wont still come back even after Voyager 1 reaches the nearest star
@@imyourrealsensei3416 oof
This is false, it is likely to be more than that as the speed of the voyager is slowing down due to it moving further away from the suns gravitational pull making it go slower. Also the gear will run out long before that happens
humanity will probably be destroyed in 1500 years(just a guess)
This is REAL journalism.
This woman also went around the world in less then 80 days