What Facts That Would Break Your Brain ?
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The first story: death can have me when it earns me
"And what do we say to death? Not today"
That first guy sounds like Archer "how are you alive??" "I jumped out at the last second Cyril"
I wonder if you are referring to the show named after him.
That story did sound like it belongs in a espionage or final destination type movie.
They forgot to mention that he won the Lottery as well. I don’t remember how much but he gave some family and charity I believe.
Sounds more like Tom Hanks.
Yes! LMAO!
First story:
Heard this one before, and I'll say that the grim reaper might've not put him on his list yet, so him living otherize deadly events is pretty much immortality-until-further-notice
They were saying this guy made up most of the accidents he's been in years later
@@BrotherMag really? i remember my brother telling me this story few years back already and never doubted it. pls give source so i can read it myself
I'm just picturing this guy in the hospital and when the doctors see his medical history he just casually says " Can't kill me".
the curve ball is the crash with the UN on a mountain road.
my first thoughts is this guy is some private contractor governments use and they really wanted him dead in an accident. probably so they could make him "go missing"
but there are people like that IRL look up danny green. dude was a local legend and they even made a few movies about him.
Well, he's actually dead now, so the grim reaper caught up to him eventually. Took him a good while though, he died at age 87. Which isn't SUPER old but it's a pretty good long life. But...I wonder if he thought he was gonna live forever due to surviving all those accidents 😂
There was a guy that survived both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He passed away in 2010, I believe.
Indeed. Speaking of which, I believe both cities also beat Spearfish South Dakota's record for most rapid change in temperature.
@@AnachronousRex i think both cities beat EVERYWHERE for changing temperature the fastest 😂. Also, there seriously was a dud that survived both? What was his name?
@@grizz865 can't recall at the moment, but he was a Japanese businessman. I believe his name can be found by googling something like "man survives both Hiroshima and Nagasaki."
@@beepboop9712 okay. Thank you.
There was a woman who survived Columbine and the Virginia Tech shooting (which was inspired by Columbine) too.
1) Anne Frank and Martin Luther King Jr. were both born in the same year, 1929.
2) Nintendo, Coca Cola and Adolf Hitler all started in the year 1889.
3) And the last time someone was executed with a guillotine was the same year that Star Wars: A New Hope came out.
That first guy has some serious plot armour
Main character syndrome
He is the main character
I think I met a main character once. She had red hair with a few white strands in it, pretty and fairly shy. She was really nice too, except she threw a flip flop at me once and it hit me in the eye lol
He's Batman!
Speaking of tomatoes:
- STRENGTH is being able to crush a tomato.
- DEXTERITY is being able to dodge a tomato.
- CONSTITUTION is being able to eat a bad tomato.
- INTELLIGENCE is knowing a tomato is a fruit. (technically a berry)
- WISDOM is knowing not to put a tomato in a fruit salad.
- CHARISMA is being able to sell a tomato based fruit salad.
- SMART is knowing that a tomato based fruit salad is Salsa.
I like how it starts with varied tomato facts then quickly devolves into tomato-based fruit salad
and the last but not least
- MOTIVATION helps you cut tomatoes so efficiently and precisely that you can make salsas in several multiple dimentions at the same time (and fight off your little brother, because you want all of it)
@@drunk_famasmf5135 I AM THE LITTLE BROTHER
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@@cat-cat... No one can have this. It's mine. It belongs to a son of Sparda. Leave me and go, if you don't want to be trapped in the Demon World. I'm staying. This place, was our father's home.
@@drunk_famasmf5135 demon world? ha
W H E R E D O Y O U T H I N K I A M ?
seriously though is that from something or did you just make that up?
First story is the definition of " HE'S TOO POWERFUL TO BE KEPT ALIVE!! " like the meme
The final destination reference made me laugh out loud
Also that would make a great anime - Death (a teen girl most likely) tries everything she can think of to kill the main character. They would definitely end up together in the end probably lmao
And she touches his hand, he drops dead, and she goes, "FFFFFFFUU-" then the series ends
Would make a funny romcom
You could totally be a movie narrator!!! Your voice is perfect for it!
For anyone who was a teenager in the '80s: The music we listened to is older now than the '60s music was then.
In elementary school I was always seated with twins because I was the only person that could tell them apart. Even their parents had trouble telling them apart. I figured out a weird secret that they and even doctors are morons about. If you ever meet identical twins look into their eyes. Now it is about 1/100 the size of a mechanical pencil tip but one twin has a tiny star in the left eye and the other has it in the right eye. So I basically would just look into 1 eye of one of them and tell instantly which one was which. They liked playing with me in the school yard. We however went to different middle schools. The saying women like to use of females mature faster than men is only true with the body for reproduction. Men's muscles and bone structure is fully mature by the age of 17 and the male brain is fully mature by the age of 22 while female bone and muscles are fully mature by 25 to 27 with female brains not being mature until 27 to 36. A female is fully mature to bear children by the age of 12 to 14 with at least 30% of females actually being mature enough to bear a child with massive physical problems do to the females size but their body is physically capable of bearing a child as young as 7 to 8 with at least 4% of the female population actually physical able to bear children as young as 4 years old which is horribly disgusting but its true. Now a male is only capable of having sperm that is mature enough by the age of 14 to 17 with less than 1% of the male population being able to impregnate a female under 14 but no male is able to impregnate a female if the male is younger than 11. So yes females mature faster than males but only in reproduction only and in my elementary school I could instantly tell those twins were maturing faster than males because they had size 34 Double D breasts. They were 10 years old in 4th grade and they had double D breasts. They were massive. They had to actually get back braces to deal with them and because of their Hindu faith they were not allowed to get breast reduction surgery but I actually talked to their mother once and told her that her kids are having trouble walking at times because of the heavy weight. I was a weird kid. I was not friends with them but not enemies either. We got along and in reality if I had changed schools with them I probably could have dated them both. I kind of am a bit pissed off at myself for not staying friends with them. Hell their religion actually believed that twins are able to marry the same guy because their religion considers both twins to be part of the same woman because it goes back to one of their goddesses of fertility that split apart into 2 females to please a god better and that twins are a symbol of true love because if you can love both then you are a true being. Hinduism actually is a weird religion that weirdly has been in nearly no wars at all.
The first guy should have a movie made for him.
Already sounds like a more hard-core episode of Mr. Bean.
Seems like the laws of physics trying to protect someone from a future assassin because time paradoxes are impossible!
@@GhostBear3067 ikr damn son
The Swiss story reminds me of the Canadian-Danish territory dispute where each country's navy leaves a bottle of alcohol and a 'Welcome to _____' sign on an uninhabited island.
Apparently that war was called off when Russia attacked Ukraine, just so that neither Canada or Denmark could be forced to be on the wrong side due to a technicality if Russia declared hostilities against one of them
@PassTheCrabLegs That really sucks. I love hearing about friendly 'disputes' like this, hopefully they will get to return to this once things get settled.
intelligence is knowing tomato is a fruit, wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad
I really appreciate the amount of editing used in this video for the first story.
17:43
Similar to this story (story 31):
Brigadier Sir Nils Olav III is the colonel-in-chief of the Norwegian Kings Guard. He has held the rank of Brigadier (or Brigadier General) since 2016 and was knighted in 2008, with the approval of King Harald V, the King of Norway. The fact that Brigadier Sir Nils Olav III is a king penguin residing at the Edinburgh Zoo makes these accomplishments even more impressive.
Final Destination Frano... Yes.
My bff's brother has stoneman syndrome. It's horrible. I used to own a Medical Marijuana Distribution Company, providing a safe access point for Eastern Washington. I've seen so many people in pain, and his situation was the most brutal. Worse than anything else I've seen.
Omg! Poor guy…😮 Idk what to say but that I’ll say a prayer for him 🙏❤️🩹
I just watched a 10 minute vid on Stoneman Syndrome…Wow 😳
First Story: Death took a personal interest in him. He would pull out his life timer and examine it, looking a the bumps and nodules that seemed to move through each other. It looked like it was made by a glass blower with hiccups.
First bro could probably actually dodge a bullet
or it'd accidentally hit someone else
@@spearghost225 probably
You have pictures in your videos now and I am incomprehensibly elated over it. Thank you.. very much 💜
I really enjoy the visuals. They fit your format so well. Please keep doing it
So how I define a vegetable is is the root, leaf, stem or flower of a plant. Anything from the flower is a fruit, so yes figs are technically a vegetable since they are the flower filled with a nectar.
Story makes me think of the anime Dr. Stone. Interesting show. If you want to know geology, health, biology, and history in one anime, that would be one of the best fictional shows to watch. Reason it reminded me of that anime, is that after an explosion that affected the world, every human in the world turned to stone.
reminds me of a series of books about a lawyer named Stone...
Story 18 - Tarrare must be who the Tarrasque of D&D - A monster that is basically unstoppable and eats anything in its path - was named after
We can remember something even if we weren’t even there.
Even cooler you know exactly what happened, even though you’re not there
Before I forget the source of where I got this is called "Moonwalking with Einstein"
the book is on how powerful our mind is.
this is where I also learned that we remember more thing then we forget.
I used to say the biggest stoner question: "Is it an orange because it's orange, or is orange, like, the color of an orange, man?"
21:55 Actually, Nagasaki broke this record on August 9th, 1945, when within the span of 1 second, the temperature rose from 27 degrees Celsius to 3,800 degrees Celsius between 11:02AM to 11:02AM.
I think the record is for naturally occurring weather changes.
13:38 I’m so glad someone commented with a Sam O’Nella quote.
Meanwhile Tarrare 😐😶🫥😶🌫️
The thumbnail 💀💀
Ye
Honestly, this one is "normal" compared to others
@@janbruhovsky7247 not really
@@Gl_3tch have you seen other thumbanils of reddit story channels?
@@janbruhovsky7247 yes
Story 7:
For more background, the Germans had 2 main production plants for the V-2. When the first one was destroyed (by a brutally effective plan called Operation Hydra by the RAF, which aimed to kill the lead scientists working in the project), they moved the program to a factory beneath a mountain, called Mittelbau-Dora. The Germans used slave labor from a neighboring concentration camp to build the facility in a few months. This meant that for every 1 person killed by a V-2, about 3 people died making them. I think around 60,000 prisoners died at the Mittelbau-Dora plant. Another reason for this is was that the V-2 wasn’t very effective, despite carrying a 2,000 pound warhead. This is because it was 1, inaccurate, and 2, traveled at and hit the ground at around 3,000 mph, so by the time it exploded it would already be buried halfway into the ground, thereby minimizing the damage it did. If anyone wants to know more, there’s a really interesting National Geographic series on Disney Plus called Buried Secrets of WW2 (I think it’s episode 2).
Ihhh no one even mentioned the post said WWI. Not WWII.
V-2s we’re built in WW2 and only WW2, wdym
That first guy sounds like the anti character on Final Destination. All this impending doom yet he lives on
Cheetah's "meow" is more like a chirp... It is as adorable as it sounds. That said, their tongues alone can scrape the skin and meat straight off the bone, so don't go petting the adorable big cat that can chirp.
I had to rewatch 18 four times before I stopped dying laughing.
The Stone Man Syndrome (Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva) is so rare that only a few medical companies are developing the few treatments that are currently in Phase II and Phase III clinical trials. One included deliberately damaging the alleles in a patient's DNA that trigger the disease and adding or reactivating a non-mutated (normal) allele sequence that would not express the disease. If effective, they goal is for the disease to no longer be progressive so the excess bone could be surgically removed.
In the meantime, a cocktail of corticosteroids and anti-inflammatory medications are being used to slow the disease's progress in afflicted patients.
I laughed out loud when you pronounced pub-med like pubmed hahah
Yeah same, no offense but classic way to tell guy has never had any kind of contact with scientific communities.
Good job with the thumbnails, I would recommend them!
lol
Story 3: look up Joe Sooch, a (not quite)30yo man with FOP. He's got a channel here on YT where he discusses his experiences and interviews other people with disabilities of all kinds. Cool guy.
So what you’re saying is… I’m a giraffe! Got it got it!!
on the sun being deafening thing... who's to say we haven't already evolved to be deaf in that audio spectrum and we actually CAN hear it, i'm joking hahaha
The merchant Timothy Dexter's life of insane luck and good fortune. I swear it's utterly insane.
For story 16 if you are wondering what the game show was it was either "I've Got a Secret" , or "To Tell The Truth" ... ... I'm pretty sure that it was "I've Got a Secret" ... It's been a few months since I saw that episode and can't remember for sure ...
It was "What's My Line" in 1956. Contestant Samuel J. Seymour was 96 years old at the time.
Cows typically get knocked up and give birth once a year. Be it to single calves, twins, or sometimes even triplets. But it's possible for a cow to give birth twice in a year. Source: I experienced it first hand as a cattleman.
Story 15 was perfect. All the information you need.
Story 44: uhh, I’m pretty sure that there are two cities in Japan that experienced an extremely higher temperature shift in way faster than 2 minutes.
story 41 makes me think of the screaming sun in rick and Morty. Make it feel more accurate haha
That first guy sounds like death wanted to have fun at his Job lmfao
22:05 I’ve been to Spearfish SD before. The canyon by Spearfish is a decent place to hunt for geodes. I found some nice ones there last May.
When deciding to stand or be sitting, how does going to the bathroom factor in? Can a person have a colostomy bag, and how safe and/or hygienic are those things for someone who can't move?
TIL I don't know much about such things, except for a surgery that didn't fully heal for nearly a year. It was NOT fun having a hole in my side
The first guy was PROVEN to make a lot of those stories up.
Hold on, hold on 11:33
Not a mistake you’re willing to repeat?? You have done this before??? 😂😂😂
My friends live in Speafish, SD! They actually told me that fact a while ago, and I though it was pretty cool.
1st story: Adolf Sax, þe guy who invented þe saxophone, should fight þe guy. Only one can be þe luckiest unlucky man in history.
"palm trees are technically GRASS"
this caught me waaaay of guard
Strawberries are Accessory Fruit.
@@ireneparkin3360oh wow... ok thank you for this... information
Re-feeding syndrome is only one of the hazards of starvation dieting: muscle damage, including your heart; *irreversible* liver and kidney damage; bone depleted of calcium, nervous disorders, and more.
15:41 #24
miracle mike the headless chicken was fed with a dropper and mucous was removed from his throat with a syringe.
The reason he lived is because when his owners went to slaughter him they didn't chop his head off far enough down his neck and left part of his brain (the lizard part of his brain) still attached to his spine. This meant he could still breath, digest food, run around like a headless chicken and maintain other important bodily functions.
Story 9. It works for the same reason they used to use leather cauldrons. The water stops the leather (or paper cup) burning until it boils dry.
Contemplating STORY 27 gave me a headache and a minor existential crisis! lol
Story 18:
That fact I knew from Sam O Nella and OMG that reference 🤣🤣
Yet another Sam o Nella viewer
"You are one printer mistake from summoning demons. Not a mistake i want to REPEAT AGAIN"💀
Wait. So if palm trees are a grass, and coconuts are harvested seeds, and a grain is a harvested seed of a grass, does that make coconuts a grain?
okay i thought that "okay sure this would be like that smh" and then the first story is like...is this dude like a cursed item or something.
Or has an army of angels looking out for him all those Incidents and at most were scraps.
@@superiorrule34 yeah something like that. still madding on the mind.
6:41 It's even worse when you're the younger one (Source: I'm a twin who's younger than my sister by a minute, and its one of the many things that she likes to gloat about)
Try 90 rounded days. Looked it up the period was actually 90 days an entirely different family on the although it is fraternal twins Lisa and David West January 1st and March 30th 1996.
I love the sitcom idea
I love listing to these videos! And i find it funny that you do commentaries on the most baffling things!
Glad you enjoy it!
I have never seen you answer a comment other than this, do you usually read your comments?
One of Nicola Tesla's inventions, an atmospheric power grid/web has never been industrialy applied because believe it or not, J.P. Morgan stopped funding it-or so Wikipedia kind of says. To learn more, look up patent 747,412 there.
18:04 thats the weirdest way I ever heard my name spelled xD
19:55 Admittedly, some redheads do have rather red hair. Nothing as red as red can be, but definitely more red than orange.
More time elapsed between the life of Cleopatra and the building of the pyramids than between Cleopatra's life and today.
Sharks have been on earth longer than trees.
the entire Richland county (mt) ag community went from using horse drawn equipment to trackers in a single year.
a cold snap rolled in after the planting was done and all of the horses had shed their winter coats, leaving them unprotected and killing them off. the farmers still needed to harvest their crops however.
as it turns out a new tractor cost the same as a new team of plow horses, but while horses can work ~ 6 hours a day while requiring 3-4 hours of care(thus requiring 2 teams, morning and afternoon,), tractors can run for 12+ hours on ~1/2 an hour of maintenance. att both got about the same amount of work done in an hour and even used the same implements.
afaik, no one went back to using horses.
That first one is basically the sonic meme template that is asking how are you still alive?! But the grim reaper is the human and the man is sonic
The Swiss: Are we in Lichtenstein again?!!!
A friend of my mother, the sweetest little old lady you'd ever meet, brought a handgun into Canada when she came to visit without even considering that might be a problem. When some random jackass was yelling at them in a McD's drive thru, she actually asked if it was OK to take out the handgun and point it at him. It's what she would do back home, but she didn't know if it was considered appropriate behaviour in Canada.
For the record, it isn't. It really really isn't. She could have faced up to five years in prison for possession alone if she'd been caught. She would likely just have been punted back home and barred from the country, but it shows how seriously we take handguns in particular. It's almost as though there are 7 Canadians murdered with handguns for every Canadian killed with any other firearm or something. It's 13:1 for Americans.
20:17 So does that mean a tomato is both a fruit AND a vegetable?
The "giraffes eat bones" comment reminded me that deer will eat or at least chew on bones as well. There is even video taken at a body farm that shows deer chewing on human bones.
If you don't know what a body farm is, look it up. It might be necessary, but it's CREEPY!
Mike the headless chicken actually died by choking on his own spit or mucus can't remember. His owners needed a syringe to get it out, but they forgot it somewhere.
It is possible to be born genetically a male but have female reproductive organs until puberty. I forget what this is called but it is caused by the initial dose of testosterone not being given before birth, SO the body goes to the genetic default and gives female reproductive organs and when puberty hits the individuals body can transition to have the right reproductive organs due to the massive boost of testosterone given at puberty! I watched a documentary about this in school and was like "DAMN that's interesting!"
you should include the videos mentioned in stories in the description
Is that why the sun is so loud? Like... light just *feels* loud.
Sup bro nice vid
Story one is the basis of the jump into pile of hay from any height & you'll be fine thing in assassin's creed.
4:28 holy sht, although it has no sound i still got surprised by the guy with the weapon
Man I loved that he refferred to samonella
I wonder what that Frano Selak guy was like. I figure after all that he must've either been terrified of even being alive, hiding in a closet in his house refusing to come out going "i can't go out there, DEATH IS AFTER ME!" OR he thought he was fking invincible and was unafraid of anything.
18; if you like that, you’d love attack on Titan lololol
22:54 Well, that sure explains quite a bit.
That first guy is the real Bruce Willis character in that M. Night Shama-Llama movie.
First guy: "death can have me once it earns me!" -Kratos
The Sam O'Nella reference fuck yeah
"story 15! :D"
"giraffes. Eat. Bones! 😠"
Omg, this has to have a new name, the man the world is trying to kill. Or man vs moter vehicle lol just amazing. .
I would never travel with the first guy. He should be required to charter his own planes and buses.
I've heard of a Japanese man who went to work in Hiroshima in 1945, just as the first bomb dropped. He survived and recovered and managed to get another job shortly after, in Nagasaki. Guess what happened next. BOOM! The second bomb hit. He again survived and recovered and I think he lived to his 90's. The weirdest thing is that all the trains were on time.
Titanic story: Recently, a sub exploring the reck coloapsed in on itself and killed all the passengers. This experience has now been discontinued.
That's true facts wow the samurai diplomat tsunenaga.. cool beans
Story 14: Australian local travelling. They will stop you from taking on a metal fingernail file. Canadian friend returning to Canada via LA - had some awesome BBQ sauce in his CHECKED luggage, and American TSA confiscated it from his bag "for security reasons". But they'll let boom sticks slide.... interesting differences.
I actually live in the city where Mike the headless chicken lived!! There is a festival for it every year.
We serve gin and tonic at my Halloween party.
Fun fact: Tarrare (if I recall correctly) ripped a cat in half drank it’s blood ate it and later coughed up for its fur
A fact that will always break my brain is the nature of pi. Pi is an infinite number of non-repeating patterns. Every possible number combination is in pi - your credit card numbers, your phone number, every locker combination you have ever had, your birthdate. And if you want to take it further, if you convert the numbers to ASCII, everything you have ever said - a full transcript of your entire life, in the order you spoke those words, all in a contiguous string of characters - is represented somewhere in pi. That just breaks me, for some reason.
Story 39 sounds like my grade 8 science teacher