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Stop talking and preaching. Just please it's not a site I want to visit again due to the voiceovers and the preaching............ you are dead to me now.
@@JennyWinters@JennyWinters The good news is that there are many options on this great platform to cater to your needs! What's also awesome is that you can give being a creator a shot as well and make content you believe people would watch. I appreciate you giving this channel a try. I know my content and style are only for some. This channel is for those who enjoy a good story, lessons from the stories we've all watched, and a well fleshed out story. I'm happy for the almost 80k people who subscribed to this channel in little over a year who would likely disagree with you. With their support, they have put this channel in the top 1.5% of YT channels worldwide, so I'm very appreciative of them. And trust me, I know I'm not an expert at this whole producing thing, so I appreciate constructive feedback. But I like to think the OD community sees value in my "preaching." I make content for them. I'm not trying to make content to everyone's tastes. I hope you'll stay around. But if not, thanks for watching!
@@JennyWinters ah hahaha how about you take the stick out of your probably excessive sized back side and get the fk down the road. Bye Felicia. Don't let the door hit you where the good lord split you. I don't understand people like you. If you don't like it change the channel. Why waste your time trying to talk sht to someone you don't even know. ... You sound like an idiot saying your dead to me.... Lololol... I bet you've always wanted to say that to someone but never had a boyfriend you could dump. Keep your negative comments to yourself. I love the narration and obviously so do a lot of other people. Dumb dumb girl actually thinks a stranger give a flying fk what you think or that you have emotional attachment problems, instead of changing the channel you say something like that. You have no class and no manners. Don't worry nobody here will miss you. Get the fk on
It is so weird how their friends and family always have some corny embellishing words like, 'Oh, they died doing what they loved.' EFF that shit, no one should ever fall in love with playing Russian Roulette ! If it were me, I would be like, ´'I told that dumb mofcker Not to do that stoopid shite, I told 'em!'
"Life isn't about responsibility, its about living your life in pure bliss" 🤣 Did that guy say that with a straight face? Wow. Selfishness to an exponential power. Stunning.
I'm stuck on "true bravery isn't about recklessly endangering one's self for a monetary rush of excitement. It's about facing challenges head on with wisdom, foresight and determination." I'm stuck because he's talking about people going out looking fir challenges. These aren't challenges they have to face to get through life. I'm still thoroughly confused as to WHY people do these things.
You know, last year I fell into a terrible depression and made some bad choices by ignoring things that I’m now trying to undo. This video makes me feel better. I may have gone through a bad, soul-sucking time but at least I didn’t try to dive down to 500+ feet or jump off a large rock with a rope tied around my waist. My questionable choices pale in comparison
I went through a deep depression several years ago and it led to heroin addiction because at the time it didn’t matter to me if I died. Before then, it was that thought that always stopped me trying it. I understand,
Please Don't be depressed kitty . Everything is going to be all right 😊 any day above ground is a good day . And you never know what great things are just around the corner 😊
Why is there this notion that to "live your life to the best you can" means you have to physically do stuff? That's simply not true. A lot of people don't live on the 'outside' too much. Some of us live inside our minds more than outside, physically. We read, think, are interested in knowledge, mind science, writings, theories, enigmas, history etc. We don't want to jump around everywhere or even travel. It isn't interesting to us, actually these activities are a nightmare. Let me tell you that if you have a busy inside life, your life is just as much "lived to it's best" as people who can't sit still or don't often use their brains. We are all different. Thank you.
Good point, everybody has their own expectations and ideas of what living their best life is and it doesn't have to be scaling mountains, jumping out of perfectly good planes or anything extreme. Whatever makes you happy I say.
Because fashion is a $1.7 trillion per year industry. The "health" industry is 30.6 billon. Per year. The "beauty" industry is $430 million per year. Go spend that MONEY.
I feel bad for the 17 year old who was nervous going on the sub to see the Titanic and only agreed to go to make his dad happy for Fathers Day. I wouldn’t go on a voyage with a company whose CEO thinks that safety is a waste of time!
I’m glad you didn’t glorify Stockton Rush. What he did was fundamentally stupid and careless, but about half of what I always hear about him was that he was this daring genius who allegedly had input from prestigious institutions to built this piece of garbage. He wasn’t, and he didn’t. What he DID have was an ocean-sized ego, and all that happened because of him.
Wow. Build me a submarine that can get to the titanic 3 times (4 just to prove you could do better). I dare you. The tragedy is he cut corners and used underrated materials. He decided he knew more then actual engineers who do the actual math.
Yeah I bet you're a true poster child of awesome living. You keep on showing those idiotic dead people. Won't catch you dying trying to save someone you love or any other stupid "game" like inspiring others or leaving any kind of legacy when there's way smarter prizes you could award to other winners.
I was born with the adrenaline gene. The number of risks I took when I was young was insane. I eventually gravitated towards climbing and mountaineering. Including free solos. It wasn't for notoriety, as it pre-exists the social media era by many years. Often the only person that knew was me. I was just driven. Now I'm much older and don't take the same risks, but sometimes I think back and relive my near death experiences and shudder.
I have done some risky could have been killed things in my youth. Not anymore... as real death approaches due to age or illness it becomes more thrilling to not take those life taking risks.
I think I have that same kinda itch but different things in life. For me riding a motorcycle was always off limits bc I didn’t trust myself with that kinda power. My first job after college I was working at this bank and I helped this mother that lost her 19 y/on son on a motorcycle accident. Kinda hit me like damn dude didn’t get to really breathe and enjoy life quite yet.
I had pretty much the same thought...these guys were all morons except for maybe the 19yr old. I'm no expert, but even I'd have known better than to go down to depths in that death trap.
There is no way, I don't care what, that I would get into something into which I had to be sealed in with 17 bolts, unable to escape from the inside! It's nightmare fuel and look what happens!! No sireeee! Not me.
It doesn't matter if you could open it, it's too far down. You'd never make it back to the surface. If you're more than a few feet from the surface, you're not coming back anyway if there is a problem.
Plus, that attitude won't get you very far in years of life. Myself, I've been studying God's word and promises for 60 years. I'm aiming for immortal life here in Christ's kingdom.
@@judil3294 where "the first shall be last and the last first." that narrow path is a deceptively incredibly difficult journey. you can only have one true master/top priority in life and there are so many tests. myself, i've tried and failed. i have an agnostic natural spirit (admitting that I know nothing about the realm of the immaterial and believing little can objectively be known about such a complex thing), but I also admire Christ's journey on Earth deeply and choose to believe him. but i also know i'm not strong enough to walk against any tides. all i am strong enuogh to do is to not walk with them and perpetuate them (the uncompassionate popular tides of the material and egotistical realm which is purportedly lorded over by Satan). Now I essentially just seek a hiding place of safety and relative comfort. the world is too overwhelming, for me to face. idk what that will mean for me. but, incidentally, i've developed an immense respect for ANY individual who is on an atypical path out of step with the world (which, if you're a true Christian, you are inevitably on, just as Christ was).
Right ! " life isn't about responsibility, tough decisions and hard work" . They proved they were irresponsible when they traveled the country, broke laws in the national parks and they were jailed and fined for their irresponsible ways . But they didn't care.
I’d never get inside something you can’t open from the inside! Not EVER! Corse I’d never get inside that thing in the first place! That thing is a coffin!!!
WARNING Some viewers may find the following video disturbing viewer discretion is advised! What is the purpose of this warning if you are going to blur the video?
25:41 just wondering, is it not feasible or possible to test the rope swing with a weight first? I’m terrified of heights, but if I were ever brave enough to do something like that, I would definitely attach a dumbbell to the harness and test it out before I attached myself to it
@@outdoordisasters man… people honestly have balls of steel for forgetting that shit. I can’t imagine looking down that height and at least not wanting to buy myself a few more minutes of time with a safety precaution or two 💀
You give Pascal too much credit here. Audrey should have had medical help on the boat and HE KNEW THAT. He was an abuser and he took the opportunity to publicly execute her. She should have lived and he should be in jail
28:30 It’s about time. This sort of activity should have been stopped after it first started. Can’t people leave these sort of natural phenomena alone, and respectfully enjoy them for their splendor?
"Safety is a waste"? Did i hear that correctly? It's one thing if a man thinks oh if i die going down to Titanic so be it; but if he has passangers with him he is responseble for their safety as well and thet is reckless and criminal.
His quote about not driving or getting out of bed made little sense cause the risks are no where near the same as the risks being in a carbon fibre tube with 2.5 miles of water crushing down on you. And if you are in a car accident there's a good chance of surviving the majority of the time.
If I was a billionaire going in a Rinkey dinkey sub would be the last thing on earth if I had to go in that shit!!! The submarine didn't look stable either fk that!! Watching the titanic of a full screen TV is the safest distance to be 👌
In this respect, imho, the wilderness isnt the cruel teacher. Rather, man is the idiot putting himself in these situations. Thanks for another great video.
Yes you did nail it on your introduction you are the only ch,annel so far to point out the recklessness and irresponsibility of some of these activities in a lot of other channels they are glorified as people with untamed and adventurous spirits when it's really nothing but arrogance and stupidity in a lot of cases . One of my friends went diving in an unknown pool in Greece, broke his neck on a hidden rock ended up paralysed from the neck down at 21 years old and died 3 weeks later. Was this an untamed spirit?? Im sure he wouldn't have agreed with that!!
It's ridiculous how youtube blurs almost everything. Blurring a dead body? We're grown adults. Let ppl decide for themselves what they want to see or not see. Just irritates me...
@hinatamercury I understand that. If a person is underage youtube should already know that. They can give warnings about 'this content is not suitable for young children' etc. Just tired of things being blurred, comments getting deleted, etc. I would swear a lot of the ppl that worked at twitter now works for youtube. They censor so much.
@frankgarrett2182 True, but idiot karens can also have children, and companies advertising through Google know that. Hence the ad-pocalypse that led to this insane censorship.
The arches at Arches NP may seem solid but geologically-speaking, they are delicate. Several have collapsed in my lifetime and there's even one called "Delicate Arch".. Given a long enough timeline, all of the arches are destined to collapse. Any human interaction with the arches only serves to speed up their eventual demise and rob future generations of the opportunity to observe these incredible wonders of nature.
The stone is literally called "sandstone" because that's what it is. The fact that people hear that and still think it's like some ultra hard metal or something that can't possibly be affected makes me want to cry for how ignorant some people are. Especially when we live in a time when pretty much every bit of information available is accessible to most people, right in their pocket.
Didn’t some fool free climb that delicate arch and then free climb something else and die …. Why do they think it’s okay to damage places??? Selfish on many levels
Wisdom only comes after experience, it's not something you can learn in a book. You gain wisdom thru life. It's the combination of knowledge and experience I think.
@@americanwoman6246, you certainly can learn wisdom from older people who have been there, done that. That’s the way it’s supposed to work. My grandparents and aunts and uncles would often tell us stories as a precautionary tale. And we actually listened.
The last one... He's taking pictures of himself on the top of extremely high places without any safety equipment but I'm glad that he protected himself from COVID 😷...While being hundreds of feet away from society... By himself... I admire his thoughtfulness 🙄 🦠
I lived for the instant gratification , and adrenaline rush , I now have 18.3 years clean !!! Thank you Jesus for covering my knucklehead with Your hand , and keeping me alive to experience true love with a clean and sober brain !!!!!!!
Risk takers are selfish and annoying. They always ruin things for other people, like the arch swinging. I'm glad the maid didnt let that weirdo in and called the police instead. Imagine going to another country to illegal climb their buildings.
You can take risks without being reckless, ignorant and egotistical. That's generally what kills people- their own egos and stupid recklessness. Plenty of folks engage in "risky" activities while still observing safety rules/suggestions and using basic common sense. In most of these, you can see the amazing lack of common sense being used by the persons who later ended up dead.
The youngest man on board, age nineteen I think they said he was, hesitated & didn’t particularly want to go & felt uneasy the day before but he accompanied his father on the mission because it was Father’s Day & he didn’t want to let his father down by not going..
Regarding oceangate, I read in various articles that they were not termed passengers, as that would allow greatly increased liability regarding potential lawsuits. They were termed fellow explorers.
The rope swing death doesn't seem like an accident. More like pure stupidity. Why not tie a weight on it first to see the length? Even if you sucked at math you could easily check. Nobody wants to call drinking and driving an accident, why is that? Many drunks make it home safe.
Do what, now? I sincerely hope your last statement is facetious, because it does NOT come across that way in writing. Many drunks don't make it home safely, and they take innocent people to the grave. It's not an accident. Driving drunk is a conscious decision when you know that you will be getting intoxicated before you get into a vehicle, and there are other options for getting home (free taxi, Uber, sober driver, drinking at home instead, etc.). Personally, I think that those who kill others while driving under the influence should be charged with murder, since it's a premeditated act, given the evidence I just laid out. You can't claim unsound mind when you were sober before you began drinking, and could make a plan ahead of time. There is nothing "accidental" about driving drunk. It's disgusting, and there is no excuse for it. I have been an RN for 28 yrs, and I have seen firsthand the tragic aftermath of drunk driving. It's not something to joke about. My grandfather on my father's side was a falling down drunk alcoholic, and even he knew better than to get behind a wheel and drive when he was drinking. He died in his forties because of his alcoholism, but he never drove drunk. If he found a way to drink every day, and get his alcohol without driving while intoxicated, then so can anyone else.
I'm 70. In my early years I climbed mountains, drag raced motorcycles, and did a ton of skydiving. Frankly, I shiver now thinking of some of the insane stuff I survived! Many pals didn't.
I love the conclusions to all your presentations. Cautionary words which will hopefully make a difference in the lives (and avoidance of death) of future risk takers. ❤
2:52 I remember these fools. They actually damaged several sites. I was among some of the individuals who saved evidence of what they did and sent it to the authorities. One young person tried to copy what they did in Yellowstone and died.
@@isabellind1292 do something that wants to kill me..... More like do something that could kill me... But if that's what makes them tick... Ok.. I'll watch .
Was the first 3 caught on video? How did anyone know the order they fell if the people who witnessed were 100 feet below watching them bouncing off rocks?
I admit at times I’d feel guilty even jealous for not trying some amazing looking physical activity that others were showing off in their videos. They made it look so easy. I was a tomboy as a young girl and loved jumping off a high place and landing on my feet each time, it felt amazing. But then my family starts in “girls shouldn’t do those things” “behave yourself” you know what I mean. Later on you work, pay bills, raise kids, and it can get monotonous. Adventure can really make you feel happy and alive. But it’s like someone always loses their life-diving, caving, hiking, parachuting, etc Is it better to try something physically satisfying and risk your life or just be safe and vicariously watch others do them?
Don't listen to this guy. Do whatever you want. Just prepare, be aware of the risks, and don't ask for sympathy if you get hurt or die. Never let other people determine what your acceptable level of risk might be. Don't do more or less than you want and are prepared to do.
The presence of teams of "explorers" with piles of gear, cameras as well as known and established and usually marked trails and other "infrastructure" etc precludes any area being a "wilderness".
I really get why people want to do activities like this and good luck to all who do it. I am definitely not a massive thrill seaker, although I like a challenge it not to this level one bit ,such a shame they lost their life's RIP x
I’ve been looking for this channel. I couldn’t remember the name it i have never forgotten this man’s voice and the Dean Potter story. Best of most anything I’ve watched. Best written everything so glad I found this again ❤
To be "influenced" by people with dangerously stupid ideas, and all around the idea of SEEKING ATTENTION, says a whole lot about the people who are being "influenced".. anyone living a halfway meaningful life, doesnt have the time to waste or to care about other people who are simply craving attention by any means.. not all attention is good! People seem to not realize that these days.
Thank you for this, very well made! Wow why do so many think what they are doing is brave, it isnt bravery, its reckless disregard for their selves and others!
Such a fine line between bravery and stupidity, so easy to miss it often times. I understand the motivation for the thrill, to face your fears, to feel alive, to experience something different, unique, I understand the adventure spirit, but again, what's wrong with maintaining safety, procedure, caution, redundancy, and all that?
From the top floor of a tall hotel he soared all the way to the pavement below, is what that comment should’ve been. I feel sorry for the poor maid that couldn’t open the window to let him in & watched him fall, as well as people seeing his body hit the deck. I also feel sorry for the people who had to scrape,his body up off the concrete. I feel sorry for what he put his family through every time he tried a dangerous climb, It had to end the way it did one day.
"Selfless ".....human beings are once again decimating some of Earth's majestic wonders that have formed over millions of years only to full fill some void or sense of adventure in their lives and we're calling them "selfless "??? What kind of an oxymoron is this..
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Stop talking and preaching. Just please it's not a site I want to visit again due to the voiceovers and the preaching............ you are dead to me now.
@@JennyWinters@JennyWinters The good news is that there are many options on this great platform to cater to your needs! What's also awesome is that you can give being a creator a shot as well and make content you believe people would watch. I appreciate you giving this channel a try. I know my content and style are only for some. This channel is for those who enjoy a good story, lessons from the stories we've all watched, and a well fleshed out story. I'm happy for the almost 80k people who subscribed to this channel in little over a year who would likely disagree with you. With their support, they have put this channel in the top 1.5% of YT channels worldwide, so I'm very appreciative of them. And trust me, I know I'm not an expert at this whole producing thing, so I appreciate constructive feedback. But I like to think the OD community sees value in my "preaching." I make content for them. I'm not trying to make content to everyone's tastes. I hope you'll stay around. But if not, thanks for watching!
😮 What a b word🤦♀️
Well I love and appreciate this channel. Thank you 🙏
@@JennyWintersthese videos are great, I presume you were being sarcastic.
@@JennyWinters ah hahaha how about you take the stick out of your probably excessive sized back side and get the fk down the road. Bye Felicia. Don't let the door hit you where the good lord split you.
I don't understand people like you. If you don't like it change the channel. Why waste your time trying to talk sht to someone you don't even know. ... You sound like an idiot saying your dead to me.... Lololol... I bet you've always wanted to say that to someone but never had a boyfriend you could dump. Keep your negative comments to yourself. I love the narration and obviously so do a lot of other people.
Dumb dumb girl actually thinks a stranger give a flying fk what you think or that you have emotional attachment problems, instead of changing the channel you say something like that. You have no class and no manners. Don't worry nobody here will miss you. Get the fk on
My grandpa used to say- lots of things in life are dangerous, but if you stand in front of an oncoming train, that's stupidity
I would wear your Gramps' saying on a t-shirt! 🎉
I struggle to illicit sympathy for stupidity.
It is so weird how their friends and family always have some corny embellishing words like, 'Oh, they died doing what they loved.' EFF that shit, no one should ever fall in love with playing Russian Roulette ! If it were me, I would be like, ´'I told that dumb mofcker Not to do that stoopid shite, I told 'em!'
For real.
elicit .. you struggle to elicit.
@@bearifiablepau2095 thank you.
@@bearifiablepau2095 it could have been spell check that cause them to f*ck up just like LexisNexis + Ai + drones.
"Life isn't about responsibility, its about living your life in pure bliss" 🤣 Did that guy say that with a straight face? Wow. Selfishness to an exponential power. Stunning.
That's like "Only those who risk going too far can find out how far they can go." Don't follow people like that.
I know, right ! " life isn't about responsibility, tough choices and working hard ". The maturity level of a 10 year old. 🙄🙄🙄
I agree, i know when I heard it i had to play it back just to make sure I heard it correctly SMH. Bliss to me is keeping a roof over my head.
It`s hedonism. Many philosophers and intellectuals warned us against it and many sees it as the start of a declining society.
I'm stuck on "true bravery isn't about recklessly endangering one's self for a monetary rush of excitement. It's about facing challenges head on with wisdom, foresight and determination."
I'm stuck because he's talking about people going out looking fir challenges. These aren't challenges they have to face to get through life. I'm still thoroughly confused as to WHY people do these things.
I am eternally grateful to have been gifted with the self preservation gene!
When in doubt, chicken out!
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@@jimmysoliz5581 Totally!
@@jimmysoliz5581 hear hear
You know, last year I fell into a terrible depression and made some bad choices by ignoring things that I’m now trying to undo. This video makes me feel better. I may have gone through a bad, soul-sucking time but at least I didn’t try to dive down to 500+ feet or jump off a large rock with a rope tied around my waist. My questionable choices pale in comparison
I went through a deep depression several years ago and it led to heroin addiction because at the time it didn’t matter to me if I died. Before then, it was that thought that always stopped me trying it. I understand,
I truly hope you're getting yourself past the depression. It can take serious work.
Please Don't be depressed kitty . Everything is going to be all right 😊 any day above ground is a good day . And you never know what great things are just around the corner 😊
Gypsy everything is going good now for you. Keep following the light 😊 PLEASE!!!@@Gypsy-Brown
@@judil3294😊😊
Why is there this notion that to "live your life to the best you can" means you have to physically do stuff? That's simply not true. A lot of people don't live on the 'outside' too much. Some of us live inside our minds more than outside, physically. We read, think, are interested in knowledge, mind science, writings, theories, enigmas, history etc. We don't want to jump around everywhere or even travel. It isn't interesting to us, actually these activities are a nightmare. Let me tell you that if you have a busy inside life, your life is just as much "lived to it's best" as people who can't sit still or don't often use their brains. We are all different. Thank you.
Good point, everybody has their own expectations and ideas of what living their best life is and it doesn't have to be scaling mountains, jumping out of perfectly good planes or anything extreme. Whatever makes you happy I say.
Because fashion is a $1.7 trillion per year industry.
The "health" industry is 30.6 billon. Per year.
The "beauty" industry is $430 million per year.
Go spend that MONEY.
I wish non Americans would realize your 2nd to the last statement.
We are all different.
Not all Americans are the same.
Thank you.
👍👍👍👌Exactly
“We are all different.”
Pfft. I’m not.
I feel bad for the 17 year old who was nervous going on the sub to see the Titanic and only agreed to go to make his dad happy for Fathers Day. I wouldn’t go on a voyage with a company whose CEO thinks that safety is a waste of time!
They were all turned into soup in a fraction of a millisecond
I agree!
kids mother was supposed to go with her husband but decided to give her seat to her son.
@@Tatteddaddydc What kind of soup??
19 yrs old
I’m glad you didn’t glorify Stockton Rush. What he did was fundamentally stupid and careless, but about half of what I always hear about him was that he was this daring genius who allegedly had input from prestigious institutions to built this piece of garbage. He wasn’t, and he didn’t. What he DID have was an ocean-sized ego, and all that happened because of him.
Wow. Build me a submarine that can get to the titanic 3 times (4 just to prove you could do better).
I dare you.
The tragedy is he cut corners and used underrated materials. He decided he knew more then actual engineers who do the actual math.
@@Loralanthalas You're saying exactly what I said using different words. Ego.
He committed suicide and took others with him.
The game controller would have been my first and only clue not to get in that death trap
@@Loralanthalasbut he said it was made out of titanium didn't he lol
I feel sorry for the brave first responders who have to risk their lives to try to rescue these fools! 😳
Exactly! What a waste of resources for taxpayers and an unnecessary risk for the first responders.
Play stupid games,win stupid prizes.
Simple
Yeah I bet you're a true poster child of awesome living. You keep on showing those idiotic dead people. Won't catch you dying trying to save someone you love or any other stupid "game" like inspiring others or leaving any kind of legacy when there's way smarter prizes you could award to other winners.
Make your own comment mimic, cap
I was born with the adrenaline gene. The number of risks I took when I was young was insane. I eventually gravitated towards climbing and mountaineering. Including free solos. It wasn't for notoriety, as it pre-exists the social media era by many years. Often the only person that knew was me. I was just driven. Now I'm much older and don't take the same risks, but sometimes I think back and relive my near death experiences and shudder.
I have done some risky could have been killed things in my youth. Not anymore... as real death approaches due to age or illness it becomes more thrilling to not take those life taking risks.
I used to cliff dive. There was nothing I loved more. Years later.. I, too, shudder at my past risky behaviors. Very relatable.
I think I have that same kinda itch but different things in life. For me riding a motorcycle was always off limits bc I didn’t trust myself with that kinda power. My first job after college I was working at this bank and I helped this mother that lost her 19 y/on son on a motorcycle accident. Kinda hit me like damn dude didn’t get to really breathe and enjoy life quite yet.
@@WindTurbineSyndrome the real thrill: still alive at 75
You must have disassociation disorder@@christopherlehnert7071
Poor kid, being coerced into going on the Titanic trip.
IKR? 😢
Some fathers are sick. Some mothers are too, but even more fathers are.
These men were true explorers.No these men were billionaires and went on vacation and died
And will be remembered. You won't. Cry harder.
@@icas80 lmfao good one 👍 🤣
I had pretty much the same thought...these guys were all morons except for maybe the 19yr old. I'm no expert, but even I'd have known better than to go down to depths in that death trap.
@@icas80 Why be such an asshole?
@@TonyHulk ok nobody. LOL. You laugh by yourself. Tha'll show everyone you're not a loser.
There is no way, I don't care what, that I would get into something into which I had to be sealed in with 17 bolts, unable to escape from the inside! It's nightmare fuel and look what happens!! No sireeee! Not me.
Me either. Just the thought of being sealed alive in a tube seems like a death sentence. No way!!!
It doesn't matter if you could open it, it's too far down. You'd never make it back to the surface. If you're more than a few feet from the surface, you're not coming back anyway if there is a problem.
Exactly, not happening. I'd have a f-ing panic attack before the stupid thing was even launched..
"Life is about living in bliss and living in the moment"
While you benefit off EVERYBODY else that works and makes it possible for you to be wreckless
Plus, that attitude won't get you very far in years of life. Myself, I've been studying God's word and promises for 60 years. I'm aiming for immortal life here in Christ's kingdom.
@@judil3294 where "the first shall be last and the last first."
that narrow path is a deceptively incredibly difficult journey. you can only have one true master/top priority in life and there are so many tests.
myself, i've tried and failed. i have an agnostic natural spirit (admitting that I know nothing about the realm of the immaterial and believing little can objectively be known about such a complex thing), but I also admire Christ's journey on Earth deeply and choose to believe him.
but i also know i'm not strong enough to walk against any tides. all i am strong enuogh to do is to not walk with them and perpetuate them (the uncompassionate popular tides of the material and egotistical realm which is purportedly lorded over by Satan).
Now I essentially just seek a hiding place of safety and relative comfort. the world is too overwhelming, for me to face. idk what that will mean for me.
but, incidentally, i've developed an immense respect for ANY individual who is on an atypical path out of step with the world (which, if you're a true Christian, you are inevitably on, just as Christ was).
@@judil3294 amen sis
These stories are proof that "living in the moment" leads to a life that only lasts a moment.
Right ! " life isn't about responsibility, tough decisions and hard work" . They proved they were irresponsible when they traveled the country, broke laws in the national parks and they were jailed and fined for their irresponsible ways . But they didn't care.
sometimes i feel like my life is a little boring, so i watch disaster videos and just be grateful to be alive 😅
That pos murdered his wife ... the stuff with the lift bag seals it for me... 😔
You can only knock on the devils door so many times before he finally answers.
Hope you remember that judgement every time you sit in a car.
I will, because my parents raised me not to touch other people's shit!
@@ianjmccullough3614 well said
Facts 👍
Very poetic
I’d never get inside something you can’t open from the inside! Not EVER! Corse I’d never get inside that thing in the first place! That thing is a coffin!!!
It looked very amateurish and of course, it turned out to be amateurish
@@southerncaltattooedbiker3643 Punctuation marks come in handy when reading a comment from someone apparently doesn’t use them.
Thanks!
Your so awesome. Thank you for helping support my favorite channel... Thank you, one fan to another.
Thank you so much my friend!!!
WARNING Some viewers may find the following video disturbing viewer discretion is advised! What is the purpose of this warning if you are going to blur the video?
That irked me too.
And me. It's not even like it would have been graphic. I Don't support any censorship of images, because you can choose not to look.
Thank you!!
@@cattymajiv its youtube buddy not a gore site
The titan disaster was totally predictable ... Carbon fiber, and no tests ???
It was a woke project, everyone knew it would fail.
Dude had a death wish, and took others with him for loads of money
I don't think it even happened, what billionaire would get on board that contraption controlled by a Gameboy pad.
@@이이-n4z8y I can't believe how dumb it is to use the term "woke". Or how moronic the users of it are.
I’ve done a lot of rope swings over water. Never understood wanting to do it over land.
So sad with Oceangate. My condolences to the 4 victims of Stockon Crush.
25:41 just wondering, is it not feasible or possible to test the rope swing with a weight first? I’m terrified of heights, but if I were ever brave enough to do something like that, I would definitely attach a dumbbell to the harness and test it out before I attached myself to it
Yes, that's definitely a safety precaution. Seems like this group forgot to do so.
@@outdoordisasters man… people honestly have balls of steel for forgetting that shit. I can’t imagine looking down that height and at least not wanting to buy myself a few more minutes of time with a safety precaution or two 💀
@@giaparmer Tell me about it!
Am I the only person who watches this channel before I go to sleep?
Nah, I do it too. True crime is usually my go to or bodycam type stuff. I like all kinds of horrible things. I guess I like human behavior.
No
No
You getting your nightmare adrenaline fix to get some good sleep in😂
No, but you’re probably the only one that goes to sleep. I can’t stop watching once I start.😵💫
Wow, this channel is so underrated!! Great content 👍🏻, you just got my sub
Thank you and welcome aboard!
You give Pascal too much credit here. Audrey should have had medical help on the boat and HE KNEW THAT. He was an abuser and he took the opportunity to publicly execute her. She should have lived and he should be in jail
28:30 It’s about time. This sort of activity should have been stopped after it first started. Can’t people leave these sort of natural phenomena alone, and respectfully enjoy them for their splendor?
"Safety is a waste"? Did i hear that correctly? It's one thing if a man thinks oh if i die going down to Titanic so be it; but if he has passangers with him he is responseble for their safety as well and thet is reckless and criminal.
His quote about not driving or getting out of bed made little sense cause the risks are no where near the same as the risks being in a carbon fibre tube with 2.5 miles of water crushing down on you.
And if you are in a car accident there's a good chance of surviving the majority of the time.
If I was a billionaire going in a Rinkey dinkey sub would be the last thing on earth if I had to go in that shit!!! The submarine didn't look stable either fk that!! Watching the titanic of a full screen TV is the safest distance to be 👌
In this respect, imho, the wilderness isnt the cruel teacher. Rather, man is the idiot putting himself in these situations. Thanks for another great video.
Many people have a strange Disney parks idea of the natural world trying to pet wild animals in national parks or leaning over for views and slipping.
It is preeetty cruel teacher though..
Don’t get out of bed, don’t get in your car, don’t get in a wonky submersible
Exactly, how stupid a retort was that? Pure childish statement that was 😅
Any boss says that and I am submitting my 2 week notice immediately.
I love how they sacrificed themselves for our amusement. Thank you!..
Next ....
Absolutely, it's joyous and I also 50:54 learn things from them lol 😅
Yes you did nail it on your introduction you are the only ch,annel so far to point out the recklessness and irresponsibility of some of these activities in a lot of other channels they are glorified as people with untamed and adventurous spirits when it's really nothing but arrogance and stupidity in a lot of cases . One of my friends went diving in an unknown pool in Greece, broke his neck on a hidden rock ended up paralysed from the neck down at 21 years old and died 3 weeks later. Was this an untamed spirit?? Im sure he wouldn't have agreed with that!!
If he had a lot of Instagram followers then yes, according to people he was a Untamed Free Spirit, and people should aspire to be as brave as he was.
@@screamityeaha perfect summary of the stupidity that is socisl media!
Be brave, but smart too@@screamityeah
I overcome my challenging life, I am a disabled man.
Can only be opened from the outside......5 sardines in a can ... !!!
It's ridiculous how youtube blurs almost everything. Blurring a dead body? We're grown adults. Let ppl decide for themselves what they want to see or not see. Just irritates me...
Agreed. Had to blur it out. The original video was age-restricted because of that scene.
UA-cam is accessible even to minors though....
@hinatamercury I understand that. If a person is underage youtube should already know that. They can give warnings about 'this content is not suitable for young children' etc. Just tired of things being blurred, comments getting deleted, etc.
I would swear a lot of the ppl that worked at twitter now works for youtube. They censor so much.
@@hinatamercuryyes, and it’s their parents’ responsibility to monitor their internet use
@frankgarrett2182 True, but idiot karens can also have children, and companies advertising through Google know that. Hence the ad-pocalypse that led to this insane censorship.
The arches at Arches NP may seem solid but geologically-speaking, they are delicate. Several have collapsed in my lifetime and there's even one called "Delicate Arch".. Given a long enough timeline, all of the arches are destined to collapse. Any human interaction with the arches only serves to speed up their eventual demise and rob future generations of the opportunity to observe these incredible wonders of nature.
The stone is literally called "sandstone" because that's what it is. The fact that people hear that and still think it's like some ultra hard metal or something that can't possibly be affected makes me want to cry for how ignorant some people are. Especially when we live in a time when pretty much every bit of information available is accessible to most people, right in their pocket.
Didn’t some fool free climb that delicate arch and then free climb something else and die …. Why do they think it’s okay to damage places??? Selfish on many levels
Great video! Thanks for your hard work.
My pleasure!
I lived in Moab for a couple decades, we still laugh about the too long rope.😁
Bro you nailed it in your preamble!! Lost souls all chasing the phenomenon looking out instead of looking in!! The love of wisdom is the only way!
The source of wisdom is God.
I couldn’t agree more! 👌🏻
Wisdom only comes after experience, it's not something you can learn in a book. You gain wisdom thru life. It's the combination of knowledge and experience I think.
@@americanwoman6246, you certainly can learn wisdom from older people who have been there, done that. That’s the way it’s supposed to work. My grandparents and aunts and uncles would often tell us stories as a precautionary tale. And we actually listened.
@@denisebenedict6102 agreed, wisdom can be learned from someone else's experience.
The last one... He's taking pictures of himself on the top of extremely high places without any safety equipment but I'm glad that he protected himself from COVID 😷...While being hundreds of feet away from society... By himself... I admire his thoughtfulness 🙄 🦠
a smidgen of sarcasm?
@@christopherlehnert7071 yup, just a tad.
Lol. Touche!
I lived for the instant gratification , and adrenaline rush , I now have 18.3 years clean !!! Thank you Jesus for covering my knucklehead with Your hand , and keeping me alive to experience true love with a clean and sober brain !!!!!!!
Excellent video. Thank you. ✨️
Risk takers are selfish and annoying. They always ruin things for other people, like the arch swinging. I'm glad the maid didnt let that weirdo in and called the police instead. Imagine going to another country to illegal climb their buildings.
Cap, you’d be riding a horse if it wasn’t for us we invent, you sit around doing NOTHING
You can take risks without being reckless, ignorant and egotistical. That's generally what kills people- their own egos and stupid recklessness. Plenty of folks engage in "risky" activities while still observing safety rules/suggestions and using basic common sense. In most of these, you can see the amazing lack of common sense being used by the persons who later ended up dead.
@@dthomaswilliamson33 Horseback riding is far more dangerous than operating a car.
I don't know how they entered the ocean gate without getting a gut feeling. I would bet a least one of them felt off about going.
I mean just look at the thing, it’s like a school project. Crazy
The youngest man on board, age nineteen I think they said he was, hesitated & didn’t particularly want to go & felt uneasy the day before but he accompanied his father on the mission because it was Father’s Day & he didn’t want to let his father down by not going..
Regarding oceangate, I read in various articles that they were not termed passengers, as that would allow greatly increased liability regarding potential lawsuits. They were termed fellow explorers.
The rope swing death doesn't seem like an accident. More like pure stupidity. Why not tie a weight on it first to see the length? Even if you sucked at math you could easily check. Nobody wants to call drinking and driving an accident, why is that? Many drunks make it home safe.
Do what, now? I sincerely hope your last statement is facetious, because it does NOT come across that way in writing. Many drunks don't make it home safely, and they take innocent people to the grave. It's not an accident. Driving drunk is a conscious decision when you know that you will be getting intoxicated before you get into a vehicle, and there are other options for getting home (free taxi, Uber, sober driver, drinking at home instead, etc.). Personally, I think that those who kill others while driving under the influence should be charged with murder, since it's a premeditated act, given the evidence I just laid out. You can't claim unsound mind when you were sober before you began drinking, and could make a plan ahead of time. There is nothing "accidental" about driving drunk. It's disgusting, and there is no excuse for it. I have been an RN for 28 yrs, and I have seen firsthand the tragic aftermath of drunk driving. It's not something to joke about. My grandfather on my father's side was a falling down drunk alcoholic, and even he knew better than to get behind a wheel and drive when he was drinking. He died in his forties because of his alcoholism, but he never drove drunk. If he found a way to drink every day, and get his alcohol without driving while intoxicated, then so can anyone else.
low I.Q.
A healthy body is good, a healthy mind is great, and a healthy mentality is a MUST. They died for nothing.
Thank you !
I can't define someone's death, that practices "death defying" sports and activities, as an accident
Its sad that they only "live" when they face death.
Fabulous show! Thanks for keeping me company at 3am. 😊
No problem. My scheduleling mistake is your benefit!
I'm not going to lie... I was up and it was an awesome surprise!! Thanks
Freediver definitely murdered his wife with sabotage out of jealousy
No tears lost for people that die from putting themselves and anyone around them in danger.
I'm 70. In my early years I climbed mountains, drag raced motorcycles, and did a ton of skydiving. Frankly, I shiver now thinking of some of the insane stuff I survived! Many pals didn't.
Love this format of multiple stories.
May the victims all rest in peace
I love the conclusions to all your presentations. Cautionary words which will hopefully make a difference in the lives (and avoidance of death) of future risk takers. ❤
Thank you!
Rest in peace to all these who lost their lives
2:52 I remember these fools. They actually damaged several sites. I was among some of the individuals who saved evidence of what they did and sent it to the authorities. One young person tried to copy what they did in Yellowstone and died.
Yep . They were living their lives " irresponsible , in the moment in bliss " such idiot, oxygen thieves..
I didn't realize this was a comedy channel.. hilarious.. Darwin award winners
"Influencers" are a waste of space. Unfortunately, stupidity is contagious.
'Soared through the heavens', MY ARSE!!.. mORE like soared straight to the ground!
Good 2am listen
Some call them brave; I call them foolhardy. I wouldn't tempt fate.
Natural selection
@@isabellind1292 do something that wants to kill me..... More like do something that could kill me... But if that's what makes them tick... Ok.. I'll watch .
Worded well Sir👍
Was the first 3 caught on video? How did anyone know the order they fell if the people who witnessed were 100 feet below watching them bouncing off rocks?
It's easy to see people from 100 feet.
Fellow divers praised her, the rest of us are thinking WTF are you thinking about even contemplating this
I called my friends dad when he died. I will never forget that phone call. Im sure he remembers every second.
How can you talk to someone who died?
@@thegorn🙄🤤
I wonder what Charles Darwin would make of all this?
Live long and prosper
It seems most of these people don't care or understand the devastation they inflict on their loved ones,when one of their so called stunts go wrong.
All described as Adventurous, Courageous, or having a Love for Life, when in reality the correct adjectives are stupid, selfish, and irresponsible.
Show Offs. They want to get known,Famous and up not walking anymore for the rest of their Life.
nice xxxx
Safe and effective ☝️
I admit at times I’d feel guilty even jealous for not trying some amazing looking physical activity that others were showing off in their videos. They made it look so easy. I was a tomboy as a young girl and loved jumping off a high place and landing on my feet each time, it felt amazing. But then my family starts in “girls shouldn’t do those things” “behave yourself” you know what I mean.
Later on you work, pay bills, raise kids, and it can get monotonous. Adventure can really make you feel happy and alive. But it’s like someone always loses their life-diving, caving, hiking, parachuting, etc
Is it better to try something physically satisfying and risk your life or just be safe and vicariously watch others do them?
First. ❤ good wee hours morning!
Haha yeah I screwed up my scheduled upload. Oh well!
Don't listen to this guy. Do whatever you want. Just prepare, be aware of the risks, and don't ask for sympathy if you get hurt or die. Never let other people determine what your acceptable level of risk might be. Don't do more or less than you want and are prepared to do.
But they often cause others to put themselves in harms way to try and rescue them, not to mention the amount of money wasted sending out rescuers.
@joecoolioness6399 Agreed. There should be no rescue.
The arch swing thing is just, brainless. If you want excitement join the army or become a fire fighter or something
Great presentation!!!
The unaware are easy, the show offs are even easier, but the sensible are hard work.
Beelzebub👿
Gaz UK.
I'd rather live sensibly thanks than put myself in more risk 'living my life to the fullest'
Kind of hard to "live life to its fullest" when you do something stupid and cut it short, like turning off a movie only 2/3 through.
I should have sympathy for these people? Why?
I have sympathy for the kid who didnt want to go but went anyway to please his father.
The presence of teams of "explorers" with piles of gear, cameras as well as known and established and usually marked trails and other "infrastructure" etc precludes any area being a "wilderness".
Jeez, poor Pascal. Had to carry her lifeless corpse up to the surface but had to go slowly to avoid his own death. How horrifying.
Living life to the full equally means improving your mind.
I really get why people want to do activities like this and good luck to all who do it. I am definitely not a massive thrill seaker, although I like a challenge it not to this level one bit ,such a shame they lost their life's RIP x
I’ve been looking for this channel. I couldn’t remember the name it i have never forgotten this man’s voice and the Dean Potter story. Best of most anything I’ve watched. Best written everything so glad I found this again ❤
I'm happy you're back! Make sure you subscribe and click the bell. New video tomorrow. And have done many other videos since the Potter vid.
To be "influenced" by people with dangerously stupid ideas, and all around the idea of SEEKING ATTENTION, says a whole lot about the people who are being "influenced".. anyone living a halfway meaningful life, doesnt have the time to waste or to care about other people who are simply craving attention by any means.. not all attention is good! People seem to not realize that these days.
We do not “live just once,” we only DIE ONCE & we live every day! Life is precious, don’t take it for granted. SMH
The son is the only one I feel bad about. Just trying to please his father.
Thank you for this, very well made! Wow why do so many think what they are doing is brave, it isnt bravery, its reckless disregard for their selves and others!
Always ask yourself, why am I doing this? Good reasons? If not, don’t do it.
good advice. too late for so many of us
Oceangate is something no one will ever forget
OSHAs rules are written in blood: each is a story. Many of them rich men cutting corners to the detriment of themselves and/or others.
Never heard of it until this video. I'm sure I'll forget about it.
@@joshuaanothereraseddad lols you must be the only one then
@hazelduerdoth4333 MOST people don't know anything about ""oceangate""
@@josmclove4426 well it did go worldwide but it happened so I guess a lot do know about it 🤷♀️
DIE FOR A CLICK!!!! NICE LIFE!!!!
Such a fine line between bravery and stupidity, so easy to miss it often times. I understand the motivation for the thrill, to face your fears, to feel alive, to experience something different, unique, I understand the adventure spirit, but again, what's wrong with maintaining safety, procedure, caution, redundancy, and all that?
From the top floor of a tall hotel he soared all the way to the pavement below, is what that comment should’ve been. I feel sorry for the poor maid that couldn’t open the window to let him in & watched him fall, as well as people seeing his body hit the deck. I also feel sorry for the people who had to scrape,his body up off the concrete. I feel sorry for what he put his family through every time he tried a dangerous climb, It had to end the way it did one day.
"Selfless ".....human beings are once again decimating some of Earth's majestic wonders that have formed over millions of years only to full fill some void or sense of adventure in their lives and we're calling them
"selfless "??? What kind of an oxymoron is this..
Rich kids that had everything handed to them off others backs and hard work and died looking a fool lol 😂
So true!