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Diving into one of the oldest internet mysteries… The Markovian Parallax Denigrate [Sponsored by Brilliant, 20% off premium: https://brilliant.org/disrupt] See more mysteries by @ChillFuel
Diving into one of the oldest internet mysteries… The Markovian Parallax Denigrate [Sponsored by Brilliant, 20% off premium: https://brilliant.org/disrupt] See more mysteries by @ChillFuel
What killed 9 hikers in 1959? ✉️ Sign up for our newsletter: http://www.vox.com/video-newsletter In February 1959 a group of hikers disappeared in the remote Ural Mountains of Western Siberia. A search party found their tent weeks later, abandoned along with all of their equipment. Frozen bodies were found 1,500 meters […]
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In 1980s Germany, on a local radio station, a man recorded a song on the radio that would one day become The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet. Over the course of its 40 year lifespan, the song has been played on countless times on the radio and has been […]
Special thanks to Paperlike for sponsoring this video! Discover the perfect starter pack for your iPad here: http://www.paperlike.com/whatif One billion years into the future, you might imagine a world full of artificial intelligence, interstellar travel, and space colonies. Maybe we’ll see the end of poverty and hunger. A society where […]
Thanks to OceanX for helping out with this video! If you want to see more of their stuff, check out their channel: https://www.youtube.com/@OceanX This is what a human might look like if it evolved to live underwater. Over the course of this episode, we’re going to show you what deep […]
Mortis.com is a strange website that existed in the late 1990’s to early 2010’s the website simply prompted users for a domain and password to enter the site, but no one could figure out what was actually hidden in the terabytes of data the website stored? So what could it […]