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@@deletioninducedin7days919 I couldn't find any botted comments with a quick glance at the comments section? edit: oh, i see some replies to comments being botted. lol
“Sometimes it feels as if the cave does not want me in here, I see faces out there” filled me with the most primal fear Ive ever experienced in my life
yeah fuck that, imagine looking out at the pitch black caves and you only have this tiny little bastion of safety. A power outage would make me lose my mind
If you like the idea of that, check out Jacob Geller's video on the anatomy of the haunted house. It's both fascinating and terrifying how common the idea of a place that does not want you there really is
I had to scroll too far to find this comment. That was my exact thought. Then the capsule breaks or the guy before you says he's the last one and they seal it off. Nooooope
yup, for the last 3 months my sleep schedule is more or less that way... I go to sleep when I feel sleepy and I wake up when I feel rested... and that's what has become of my sleep schedule eventually
if you think about it, most of us are in a similar situation, just less extreme. we barely interact with people outside of our primary household, we only go outside when we must, and the situation has lasted sporadically for about a year. on top of the isolation, we've been dealing with a pandemic, which just adds more stress and fear to it all.
“An Italian woman, two doctors, and a friend descend below the crust of the Earth” This sounds like the setup to a strange take on those “a rabbi and a priest walked into a bar” jokes
come to think of it, its all about personal perspective isnt it? like how we sleep, we think only a few minutes has passed when instead it was 12 hours. Time is pretty weird ngl
"It seems like this cave (the darkness) doesn't want me here) I see faces, I am overjoyed by a sunset I see. Dreams encapsulate my vision, dreams of me leaving this place, dreams of my family visiting, dreams of my life before." This hits quite hard for someone who's mostly up at night And as a person whos worst fear is being trapped, this video made me think, and shiver all at once. Good job man.
This kind of resonates with me. My abusive father made me do homeschooling and then never let me leave the house. For an entire year this went on, and after so many months of barely registering my existence, I felt like a hologram. I couldn't seem to accept that I existed. I had no friends. My father never wanted to be around me. He restricted my internet usage so I couldn't make online friends. Our neighbors never spoke to us so I wasn't able to make any friends. I was so alone. My grades failed spectacularly. I knew how to do the work, but the deadlines were so hard to reach due to my excessive procrastination. I had an F in LA for the longest time, and with a spur of luck and 6 mugs of coffee, I managed to turn in an LA project and get a B at the end of the final semester. The rest of my classes were mostly C's though. It's scary. It feels like you're dying. You're fading into obscurity and you're waiting for yourself to one day just vanish and cease to exist.
Holy shit... you just described my life as soon as modular classes began, i have 2 modules left to do the deadline is in 2 hours and im here watching youtube, i know how to do it, i just wont i keep procastinating
@@lovelycrits5428 No he didn't. Youre free, sitting on youtube /consciously/ being lazy on your own volition. The person who posted this comment was FORCED to do those things while being DEPRIVED of necessary human comforts. Your life isn't anything like the other persons lmao.
@@lovelycrits5428 >"Holy shit... you just described my life as soon as modular classes began" >Proceeds to describe how their life is different in almost every way
I'm reminded of one time I was playing The Long Dark, and was trapped in a cave for several in-game days. I don't remember exactly how long. The game has a feature called Auroras, which in the game's canon, are electric storms that are capable of reviving the electronics that had been disabled by a particularly large one, causing the Quiet Apocalypse. During Auroras, you can explore areas which would otherwise be inaccessible. They house large amounts of high-level loot and supplies... but as you might expect, if you spend too long, you can become trapped. They're fairly rare, occurring maybe once or twice per in-game month. I became lost in a mine during an Aurora, which I'd made a note to sweep as quickly as I could, given the fact I wasn't familiar with the territory. By the time I found the elevator shaft again, it was far too late. It was probably the most damned I'd ever felt in a video game. I searched as thoroughly as I could for any other exit, anywhere, perhaps an entrance to this part of the cave meaning that the room I had *entered* from was the inaccessible one. But after a couple of ingame days, I realized I was wasting my time. I had found food and water in the mine, but not all that much, and before long I ended up having to ration out the very firewood that was keeping my body above hypothermia. It was just a matter of whether I'd last until the next Aurora or not. I did, thankfully, but that experience stuck with me for the rest of my time with The Long Dark. I highly recommend the game, btw. It's just... incredible. What survival games should aspire to, really.
I was legitimately wondering if he was going to make this his next thing. Granted, with the way things are currently in the world, I find myself tempted by the prospect.
I am from Chile and I wonder why is he talking bout it, this was more than a decade ago and there is a movie about it, which is of course only in English.
I remember having their rescue live-streamed in my classroom for days when this happened. I felt an added sense of horror because only a few years prior, my dad had gone down that exact mine to work on machinery. I remember watching those poor trapped souls and how by only the grace of a few years, my dad was saved from that same fate. An odd feeling to have while sitting in a classroom all the way in Canada, lmao.
Bro me too we watch this in class every day till they got rescued... My teacher had a relative inside I remember her crying... It's been like 10-12 years now but that was really crazy
DUDEEEE, can we all appreciate the moment when her voice had the telephone filter removed to show she had returned to the surface? The editing from this channel is AMAZINGLY THOUGHTFUL!!
The incident in Chile really moved the country, and improved the conditions of the miners and workers in general. I remember being a little kid when it happened, it felt just like a news story, but then we receive update the next day, and the next, and the hopr of finding them fluctuated every day. Everyone was looking at them, waiting for a sign, just like we today expect aliens to contact us, we waited, and waited, and when the country was starting to think of them as corpses, a vibration was registered, and then a note "Estamos bien en el refugio los 33" (We are fine in the shelter, -the 33). By that time weeks had passed, they should be dead but they weren't, thatsense of hope moved the country, everyone was happy for seeing alive people they have never seen before, the patriotism was felt like never before, at least I've never seen it like that, I remember some days when the national TV would show the mine and the updates all day. Then we received live footage, we felt like we were with them, we laughed with them, we cried with them, some days even eat with them, sleep by their sides. And then the Phoenix was a thing, and it went down which was pretty shocking but when we saw the first guy outside we felt a joy that I haven't felt before, it was like he was a relative, they felt like family by that time, and then the last one came out almost a day after and it was cathartic, they're free. People we never knew, people that didn't know us, people that to this day dont know me, but we know them, that sunrise when the last one came out everyone hugged each other, like brothers and sisters, like a single family. It was something pretty bad, and I hope it never happens again, but for a single time for that period, even more for that last minute when we saw the face of the last Chilean, we were one nation, we had a thousand differences, but that single thing those 33 miners, made a whole country with millions of people feel united and feel proud of where we come from, something pretty rare these days.
Even though I’m still in my 20s (granted, 29 until the end of May), you saying you remember it happening when you were a kid makes me feel so old. lol But yeah, I was in college and I remember checking for updates inbetween classes on the computers in our design lab. I live in the US and even though I am geographically far away I was so worried for those miners and their families. I don’t think I’ll ever forget an interview I watched with the mother of one of the miners. You could tell how strong she was but also how much she was hurting and I wished so much I could give her a hug.
I'm from Chile too and I was maybe 10, the most vivid thing I can remember about it was people's sentiment. Everyone was so worried, the news talked about it everyday almost every time they could.
This reminds me of the time when my teacher once told me a story about a kid that was left underground and a building was built on top of them. I didn’t know it was bullshit until years later, I realized you can’t live off of eating and drinking your own waste and insects.
Stefania Follini is cool, how can she stay 4 months in a cave, like didnt she say she started to see faces in the dark? If i saw that i'd be crying, but really thats cool
Ours brains really always try to find a way to explain things and with utter silence and darkness our brains starts picking out patterns that don’t exist and sounds to make sense
The production value of these videos are insane, It feels so professional, especially the breaks with disrup[tv] branding feel like a network with millions of dollars of budget. This channel should have millions of subs
"I was with God, and with the Devil. God took me" is a strong quote. They went through hell, but with each other's company and the hope of being rescued it didn't feel as bad. Or at least that's what I hope, it doesn't sound fun at all to be so deep down, with so little to do, for months
@@mjolninja9358 lmao, true. I don't believe in God, but don't shame people that do. I do however prefer to believe that something like Heaven exists, I want to think I'll see my lost loved ones again. In any case, there's only one life and no retries on it, and I'll try my best to use it well. Edit: also my ass needs to explain shit in less words
Why would netflix take this guy? they wouldn't even renew the trailer park boys, and all they like is mainstream riverdale and 13 reasons why type stuff
@@jacktank5002 VSauce's Mind Field (or for shorter, more abstract topics check any of his videos, they are all awesome) are an excellent collection of well-researched and in-depth videos on several topics. And even though they are labelled as UA-cam Originals, he released all of them for free onto youtube a while ago.
I'm Chilean, and I remember that when the incident of the St. José Mine in Copiapó happened I was like 10 y/o and if you tune any channel (CNN Chile, 24 horas, TVN, Mega, Chilevisión or Canal 13) you could only watch news about the incident through the day except at morning (like 5:00 CLT), at lunchtime (13:30 CLT), and at dinnertime (21:00 CLT) also when some channels end their daily transmission (every channel except for CNN Chile and 24 Horas)
@@KurokkuSama omg same 😭 i was like 10 too and they were all over the news, Lider even made toy figurines of them 💀 but people got mad so they took them out lmao
"I feel I don't exist anymore." "I was with God and with the Devil, God took me." In one scenario, you're alone, you've got everything you need, and you know you'll get out. In the other, you have company, enough food to survive, but you don't know if you'll ever make it out.
Knowing you wont get out is equally as peaceful. The pain comes from the wobbling and uncertainty between. "I feel I don't exist anymore." In my personal experience, when you sit alone with yourself for a long time, doing nothing except being, you realize that there is no self, and in seeing that, you are free from the uncertainty of the world.
@@ChrisJones-rd4wb I think knowing you wont get out is even more terrifying, the uncertainty before that at least gives a small hope of survival but 100 percent chance of death can change anyone no matter where you are.
@@joedavidson7893 The thing is, we all have a 100% chance of death no matter the circumstances. So, I find it a lot more peaceful to be surrounded by others with the resources available to sustain yourself until your inevitable death. It's a lot more comforting than being alone and surrounded by darkness.
@@joedavidson7893 I do extreme sports, and have experienced what it was like to fully accept death. There was no time more peaceful in my life than then. Remember, I didnt say "worrying you won't get out" I said *knowing* with complete 100% certainty you won't make it out alive... Alan Watts explains this experience beautifully. ua-cam.com/video/3drJghS80sI/v-deo.html
Around the 8 minute mark, what this woman experiences is what it’s like to have ADHD or to be neurodivergent. She describes perfectly what it’s like to live as me, I have time blindness, executive dysfunction, I can’t concentrate on stuff. I experience this every day of my life and thought for a very long time everyone experienced life like that and were struggling just as much as I was and this video made me realise even more how unusual it is haha
I have really bad time blindness, one case of this was I accidentally played around in my room for what I thought was 7-8 hours (it was 24 hours) I also find it extremely hard to focus on anything for more than 10 mins (I think lol) without being like ooh a cloud. And I’m really glad to see that I’m not the only one, hope you’re doing well -sincerely Kiyoshi
I feel like I had this too when I was younger I would play for long hours without eating much. Now I regularly drink water and check the time, try getting into this habit!
I love that disrupt feels more like a tv show than a youtube video. I'm normally not a fan of how ads are put in youtube videos but the way this channel does it with the "disrupt ad break" is genius. Its the little stuff man.
We like to think we're so dominant but human life is so fragile. Our extreme environments are just barely venturing beyond the thin veneer of the biosphere. This is better quality than similar science channel documentaries- great job on this one!
I love how all the videos play out like they're on a real TV station. Like I love the little "to be continued" bits for pretend ad-breaks. Reminds me of watching PBS as a kid. This channel is seriously underrated.
The second one about the mining incident almost had me crying. Imagine being there, not knowing if you'll ever make it out. And then, against all likelihood, in a miracle, a drillbit comes down to tell you that you've been found.
I love how these two stories are gently intertwined, like someone lovingly weaving a basket. One thread is made of flower stalks and willow vines, the other is made of bloody veins. Visceral horror and scientific curiosity braided together into one thing, enjoyed by (and unnerving to) all.
I remember reading about this (the fashion designer down in the cave) in National Geographic around 1991. I've thought about this story many times over the years. Glad to happen upon it again!
I got 3 ads that were 30 seconds and for once in my life I actually sat thru them so I could have a little pause. Your videos are so beautifully made 🥺
You’re wrong, Stefania’s menstrual cycle had nothing to do with her “biological clock”. She lost weight from less food which caused her periods to stop.
It's from lack of proper nutrition and her eating irregularly. She lost a lot of weight. Most girls suffering from ed's don't have regular periods or even periods at all.
I had a copper IUD lasting 5 years for birth control. The last three of those I no longer had periods. I wouldn’t do it again for a few reasons of personal health not related to the lack of menstrating, but I highly recommend the experience if you can ever swing it in a healthy way.
Honestly, Disrupt's videos are the definition of "quality content". The amount of effort, research, editing, and time for each of these videos are insane.
@@quasarvega Dude, why, he needs those sponsors, they can see where people skip or drop off and they could reduce how much they give him if there is a lot of people that skip the sponsor, the quality of this guy’s content deserves more than ad skippers
your channel is stupidly underrated for no reason. your videos are national geographic quality and they manage to hook me, and every single other viewer in for the entire duration. i know you been at this youtube game for over a year now, but i really feel like this year is your big break. keep up the great work, man.
I recently discovered this channel. Few channels can keep me interested for the full length of the video. I've been on a binge watch since, and now I get a new one!
I’ve been doing 3 years of isolation and i can understand how she feels, when she says that she feels like she doesn’t exist i feel it too ! Being alone every day with only my phone to connect, it feels like everything is fictional and not real , empty and abstract! Almost like im not even here and that i only exist on the internet!
@@himhim2527 i just hate going outside, i don’t like being around people, past bad relationships , stress,anxiety, depression,being alone makes me feel safe so i can think about myself and wander around!
Oh yes, the 33 miners incident shook our country. We were on edge everyday, watching through the TV how everything took place. It was such a relief to know everyone was okay. Interesting how both topics are based on the same thing but, thanks to the conditions, are total opposites. Loved it.
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Nice one! I first heard about Follini from the Technical Difficulties' gameshow, but it'll be interesting to hear more about her expedition
lol also you know you made it when people are botting your comment section, what's going on about that?
Great video! Just a tip, see if there is a way to get rid of the whistle sound when you make an "s" sound
@@deletioninducedin7days919 I couldn't find any botted comments with a quick glance at the comments section?
edit: oh, i see some replies to comments being botted. lol
6th reply and 15th like
“quick adventure in and out 10 minutes total”
*130 days later*
incoherent screaming ensues
@@brandonprice4860 screaming, but in lowercase
The she gets out and goes to a space spa to get her toxins removed.
I love you. no homo
@@sash2590 me too but no no homo
“Sometimes it feels as if the cave does not want me in here, I see faces out there” filled me with the most primal fear Ive ever experienced in my life
yeah fuck that, imagine looking out at the pitch black caves and you only have this tiny little bastion of safety. A power outage would make me lose my mind
@@Ushisim the constant feeling of being observed by the darkness would terrify me
@@borednerd5767 facts
If you like the idea of that, check out Jacob Geller's video on the anatomy of the haunted house. It's both fascinating and terrifying how common the idea of a place that does not want you there really is
Wierd fact:it was probably pareidolia,witch is when your brain tried to make blobs more clear
Imagine being the last one waiting to get evacuated from the mine, just looking at darkness around you
I had to scroll too far to find this comment. That was my exact thought. Then the capsule breaks or the guy before you says he's the last one and they seal it off. Nooooope
@@ctp887 that is genuinely terrifying
@@ctp887 noooo
What we at rn? I haven’t been paying attention much.
Imagine the time waiting between the last one out and the one before him. Dark, all but silent of the rumbling elevator above.
"At times she'll be awake for 30 hours, then asleep for twelve."
Sounds like my sleep schedule lmao
Ye fr I was like that's everyday for me rn
yup, for the last 3 months my sleep schedule is more or less that way... I go to sleep when I feel sleepy and I wake up when I feel rested... and that's what has become of my sleep schedule eventually
“First time?”
if you think about it, most of us are in a similar situation, just less extreme. we barely interact with people outside of our primary household, we only go outside when we must, and the situation has lasted sporadically for about a year. on top of the isolation, we've been dealing with a pandemic, which just adds more stress and fear to it all.
@@sheonyx well that's just what most people like to pretend
I admit I've even been outside more often because there is nearly nobody that bothers you
“An Italian woman, two doctors, and a friend descend below the crust of the Earth”
This sounds like the setup to a strange take on those “a rabbi and a priest walked into a bar” jokes
I’ll be here all week folks
Exactly what I thought
The Italian says to one of the doctors-
Incredibly underrated comment.
Whats the full joke of that anyway?
She talks with the interviewer for 7 and a half hours but she thought it was one lmao that's like me playing a game
Her sense of time was completely out of wack and talking about her life there probably didn't help.
Factorio be like
@@danielcrissinger1684 NO FUCKING KIDDING HOLY CRAP I FEEL ATTACKED
Still have not got the game invite 😢
come to think of it, its all about personal perspective isnt it? like how we sleep, we think only a few minutes has passed when instead it was 12 hours. Time is pretty weird ngl
Oh yeah. This is a good one.
Oh hey thrill, didn’t expect to see you here
Hey, love your videos
hi
Hi thrill
This Tuesday news day is weird
wow I guess this makes 7 days without a clock or window seem like a walk in the park huh
Foolish Vsauce, step up your game
To be fair Vsauce had nothing in his room for entertainment, literally just his thoughts to entertain.
lmao, that youtube channel. Wait, vsause did it too, I forgot
XD ha ha it’s late here where I am and I read clock as cock lol
I wonder when Disrupt will make a video about that.
I just want to know if Stefania ever met Jason after she got out. I imagine that would've been a really interesting meeting
Who’s Jason?
@@funk2744 ?????
@@radkouse1of1 who is Jason?
@@funk2744 the kid who she had a correspondence with
@@gabriellazane673 oh, thanks
I think this is my new favorite channel, also I suddenly feel like my basement is a prison..
tbh same, feel like bingeing rn
samee
robux man
big robux guy
Robucker
Disrupts videos are like a documentary but with a very relaxing voice
@gadfgd do you think we care. some yes, but mostly, no. we're interested though.
yessss, but also his editing tho
Disrupt is a man of pure talent
This video is so trippy
You should check out LEMMiNO's channel
disrupt: the 33 miners provide enough food and water to last 10 days
me: nice
disrupt: ...for 2 men
me: :0 oOOOOH shi-
Yes
They got me too
and there were 33 men
@@WOODENCHAIR64 canabalism time
Yeah, it just punched me in the gut too.
Everyone gangsta till the minecraft cave sounds start playing.
* Subtitles on * *EERIE NOISE*
Everyone Gangster till you hear that Creeper Hiss.
> Eerie Sound
> Bat squeaking
The cave noises sooth me. I either live in the caves or in the trees
@@devina8812 return to monke 🐵
I would maybe consider doing this. But the plexiglass looking into the darkness is an absolute deal breaker. That’s horrifying.
Exactly. If the walls weren’t glass, i’d be down to do this.
I agree, just thinking about being in a dark cave alone with see-through walls? That’s nightmare fuel
Really? I thought it was beautiful
I would've wanted that over white walls, personally.
@@msgarmar Beautiful until you start to see faces
"It seems like this cave (the darkness) doesn't want me here) I see faces, I am overjoyed by a sunset I see. Dreams encapsulate my vision, dreams of me leaving this place, dreams of my family visiting, dreams of my life before."
This hits quite hard for someone who's mostly up at night
And as a person whos worst fear is being trapped, this video made me think, and shiver all at once.
Good job man.
she's such a drama queen
I almost didn't watch this one. The words "trapped" and "underground" should never, ever be so close together.
Never ever
I literally about gave myself a panic attack just thinking about it. Claustrophobic as fuck
Nopenopenopenopenope
Nevereverever
its not that scary
no one:
me trying to get out of my Minecraft cave:
That’s facts
Just gotta dig straight up, man
@@A_Spooky_Dude with a water bucket of course
@@AndrewJobes no you have to make sure to put a torch down under you so if you dig into gravel it won't kill you
@@rosestorming5420 right
This kind of resonates with me. My abusive father made me do homeschooling and then never let me leave the house. For an entire year this went on, and after so many months of barely registering my existence, I felt like a hologram. I couldn't seem to accept that I existed. I had no friends. My father never wanted to be around me. He restricted my internet usage so I couldn't make online friends. Our neighbors never spoke to us so I wasn't able to make any friends. I was so alone.
My grades failed spectacularly. I knew how to do the work, but the deadlines were so hard to reach due to my excessive procrastination. I had an F in LA for the longest time, and with a spur of luck and 6 mugs of coffee, I managed to turn in an LA project and get a B at the end of the final semester. The rest of my classes were mostly C's though.
It's scary. It feels like you're dying. You're fading into obscurity and you're waiting for yourself to one day just vanish and cease to exist.
Wow
I’m sorry you had to go through this, hope you’re in a better place now, I’m glad you’re still here you’re really strong, take care✨
Holy shit... you just described my life as soon as modular classes began, i have 2 modules left to do the deadline is in 2 hours and im here watching youtube, i know how to do it, i just wont i keep procastinating
@@lovelycrits5428 No he didn't. Youre free, sitting on youtube /consciously/ being lazy on your own volition. The person who posted this comment was FORCED to do those things while being DEPRIVED of necessary human comforts. Your life isn't anything like the other persons lmao.
@@lovelycrits5428 >"Holy shit... you just described my life as soon as modular classes began"
>Proceeds to describe how their life is different in almost every way
“She attaches bread to the walls”
*same*
*what*
@@toptengamermoments yeah like that subreddit LMAO
@@brandon_nope classic.
I'm reminded of one time I was playing The Long Dark, and was trapped in a cave for several in-game days. I don't remember exactly how long.
The game has a feature called Auroras, which in the game's canon, are electric storms that are capable of reviving the electronics that had been disabled by a particularly large one, causing the Quiet Apocalypse. During Auroras, you can explore areas which would otherwise be inaccessible. They house large amounts of high-level loot and supplies... but as you might expect, if you spend too long, you can become trapped. They're fairly rare, occurring maybe once or twice per in-game month.
I became lost in a mine during an Aurora, which I'd made a note to sweep as quickly as I could, given the fact I wasn't familiar with the territory. By the time I found the elevator shaft again, it was far too late. It was probably the most damned I'd ever felt in a video game. I searched as thoroughly as I could for any other exit, anywhere, perhaps an entrance to this part of the cave meaning that the room I had *entered* from was the inaccessible one. But after a couple of ingame days, I realized I was wasting my time.
I had found food and water in the mine, but not all that much, and before long I ended up having to ration out the very firewood that was keeping my body above hypothermia. It was just a matter of whether I'd last until the next Aurora or not. I did, thankfully, but that experience stuck with me for the rest of my time with The Long Dark.
I highly recommend the game, btw. It's just... incredible. What survival games should aspire to, really.
Wow, that just sounds.. incredible.
Honestly being stuck in caves in video games is always really interesting
@@lunatronlina try out scanner sombre then it you haven't already
Go outside for a little bit, while you can
"Trapped Underground for 131 Days"
Sounds like something Disrupt would do for fun for a UA-cam video
Bruh i thought he was in the cave
@@user-ru1jo5rc3t same lmfao
I was legitimately wondering if he was going to make this his next thing. Granted, with the way things are currently in the world, I find myself tempted by the prospect.
I thought that was what he was going to do and I was thinking wow that’s a long time why not only 1 week
I am from Chile and I wonder why is he talking bout it, this was more than a decade ago and there is a movie about it, which is of course only in English.
She sat down for a “quick game of civ” and came out 4 months later
Haha
civ?
@@nahte- You noob, they mean civilization.
@@nahte- its a strategy game.
@@Evercreeper Reddit moment
I remember having their rescue live-streamed in my classroom for days when this happened. I felt an added sense of horror because only a few years prior, my dad had gone down that exact mine to work on machinery. I remember watching those poor trapped souls and how by only the grace of a few years, my dad was saved from that same fate. An odd feeling to have while sitting in a classroom all the way in Canada, lmao.
Bro me too we watch this in class every day till they got rescued... My teacher had a relative inside I remember her crying... It's been like 10-12 years now but that was really crazy
@@savagehiro1720 Hard to believe its been so long already!
DUDEEEE, can we all appreciate the moment when her voice had the telephone filter removed to show she had returned to the surface? The editing from this channel is AMAZINGLY THOUGHTFUL!!
“It’s hard to debate with the mice, they can’t talk and I am always right”
Instead relatable joke here
The incident in Chile really moved the country, and improved the conditions of the miners and workers in general.
I remember being a little kid when it happened, it felt just like a news story, but then we receive update the next day, and the next, and the hopr of finding them fluctuated every day. Everyone was looking at them, waiting for a sign, just like we today expect aliens to contact us, we waited, and waited, and when the country was starting to think of them as corpses, a vibration was registered, and then a note "Estamos bien en el refugio los 33" (We are fine in the shelter, -the 33).
By that time weeks had passed, they should be dead but they weren't, thatsense of hope moved the country, everyone was happy for seeing alive people they have never seen before, the patriotism was felt like never before, at least I've never seen it like that, I remember some days when the national TV would show the mine and the updates all day.
Then we received live footage, we felt like we were with them, we laughed with them, we cried with them, some days even eat with them, sleep by their sides. And then the Phoenix was a thing, and it went down which was pretty shocking but when we saw the first guy outside we felt a joy that I haven't felt before, it was like he was a relative, they felt like family by that time, and then the last one came out almost a day after and it was cathartic, they're free. People we never knew, people that didn't know us, people that to this day dont know me, but we know them, that sunrise when the last one came out everyone hugged each other, like brothers and sisters, like a single family.
It was something pretty bad, and I hope it never happens again, but for a single time for that period, even more for that last minute when we saw the face of the last Chilean, we were one nation, we had a thousand differences, but that single thing those 33 miners, made a whole country with millions of people feel united and feel proud of where we come from, something pretty rare these days.
Even though I’m still in my 20s (granted, 29 until the end of May), you saying you remember it happening when you were a kid makes me feel so old. lol But yeah, I was in college and I remember checking for updates inbetween classes on the computers in our design lab. I live in the US and even though I am geographically far away I was so worried for those miners and their families. I don’t think I’ll ever forget an interview I watched with the mother of one of the miners. You could tell how strong she was but also how much she was hurting and I wished so much I could give her a hug.
I'm from Chile too and I was maybe 10, the most vivid thing I can remember about it was people's sentiment.
Everyone was so worried, the news talked about it everyday almost every time they could.
This reminds me of the time when my teacher once told me a story about a kid that was left underground and a building was built on top of them. I didn’t know it was bullshit until years later, I realized you can’t live off of eating and drinking your own waste and insects.
Hey man, don’t diss eating grubs...they’re pretty lit
hakuna matata bro
really? Do you remember anything about how the incident was called? I'm curious of what happened
@@anty. grub what u love 😳
@@wheatleythe_bigmoron_1179
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Stefania Follini is cool, how can she stay 4 months in a cave, like didnt she say she started to see faces in the dark? If i saw that i'd be crying, but really thats cool
I would probably scream, ending the experiment.
Hope its just paradolia
i feel like i would have gone nuts in like two weeks
Prisoners cinema, a prolonged lack of visual stimulation can induce visual hallucinations
Ours brains really always try to find a way to explain things and with utter silence and darkness our brains starts picking out patterns that don’t exist and sounds to make sense
I would rather have walls, instead of half of the room being see through plastic. I can only imagine what she saw down there...
Ikr that shit scary
Mmn yeah, sleep paralysis time, woo yeah, mmm
The things that scare me off in a room are bad enough to me, I couldn’t handle seeing through the walls too.
9:00
No one:
Some Italian researcher: "Stefania... it is I... God."
Adding no one before a meme isn’t original or funny, it’s just plain stupid
Memento mori :)
Boooooo no one memes are so fucking overused and unfunny just stop
@@thejekky_br5022 let em vibe
memento Mori!!
BRO as soon as I saw and heard the "I see faces out there" I noped the fuck out.
Was about to go take a piss but after i saw your comment i became a pussy for some reason
Why it wasn’t scary
@@TheRustyBuckets1 to me it is because i started imagining shit
BRO SAME YO WHY TF THEY GOTTA MAKE IT GLAS????
@@notnadz_ Because they needed to protect her from the faces.
Wait so... Everyone turned out okay? I just let out the biggest sigh of relief after realizing everyone was okay. Hoo boy.
The production value of these videos are insane, It feels so professional, especially the breaks with disrup[tv] branding feel like a network with millions of dollars of budget. This channel should have millions of subs
Agreed. The audio, the stock footage, the custom footage... I want more information on the creation of it. It's really impressive.
The photos of Stefania climbing out of the cave made be extremely emotional but I can't quite describe what emotion.
It's kinda like joy, happiness and freedom.
They made me emotional too!
Plottwist: The faces were real and they made the box to protect her from them.
no to protect the faces from her
@@RoyAwesomeR no she was a figment of the faces imagination the whole time
Which faces ???
@@sumirb3455 , did you watch the video?
@@sumirb3455 she saw faces in the caves
So you're telling me, I have symptoms of extreme isolation while not even buried under several Kilotons of rock?
You are buried under a kiloton of rocks, they just happen to be house shaped
I was kind of thinking the same thing… lol
@MrBigNuts476 checkmate atheists
@@nukiradio thats scary :) thanks!
@@nukiradio lol I don’t have a house
"I was with God, and with the Devil. God took me" is a strong quote. They went through hell, but with each other's company and the hope of being rescued it didn't feel as bad. Or at least that's what I hope, it doesn't sound fun at all to be so deep down, with so little to do, for months
I got chills when he said that. Truly an amazing quote.
I’m pretty sure there’s going to be someone who’s going to reply with a “But God is not real”
@@mjolninja9358 knowing the average UA-cam commenter, I would have to agree. It’s insane the amount of cancer this website, Reddit, and Twitter breed.
@@mjolninja9358 lmao, true. I don't believe in God, but don't shame people that do. I do however prefer to believe that something like Heaven exists, I want to think I'll see my lost loved ones again. In any case, there's only one life and no retries on it, and I'll try my best to use it well.
Edit: also my ass needs to explain shit in less words
@@mjolninja9358 almost every single comment with a hundred likes or more has at least one argument in their reply sections
why a company like netflix hasn't tried to get a contract with you guys is insane
i think they have their own streaming site?
Fuck Netflix bro. Independence för this man is the reason why he does and has the quality we love.
Highly doubt Netflix would land a good enough deal for what his content is worth
His narrations are top notch material ngl
Why would netflix take this guy? they wouldn't even renew the trailer park boys, and all they like is mainstream riverdale and 13 reasons why type stuff
We’re not worthy of Disrupt’s and LEMMiNO’s content.
Right!?
As someone else wisely put “I don’t remember paying for UA-cam premium”
@@acatwithafancyhat5782 that wise man is called Eonwoon K
What are other mini doc channels like these???
@@jacktank5002 VSauce's Mind Field (or for shorter, more abstract topics check any of his videos, they are all awesome) are an excellent collection of well-researched and in-depth videos on several topics. And even though they are labelled as UA-cam Originals, he released all of them for free onto youtube a while ago.
this is like when your mom says it'll be a quick 5 minute shopping trip, and then she runs into one of her old friends
Fr
Fuuuuu
My Spanish teacher's grandad owned the mine were those miners were trapped. Hearing her talk about it was really something else.
I'm Chilean, and I remember that when the incident of the St. José Mine in Copiapó happened I was like 10 y/o and if you tune any channel (CNN Chile, 24 horas, TVN, Mega, Chilevisión or Canal 13) you could only watch news about the incident through the day except at morning (like 5:00 CLT), at lunchtime (13:30 CLT), and at dinnertime (21:00 CLT) also when some channels end their daily transmission (every channel except for CNN Chile and 24 Horas)
@@KurokkuSama omg same 😭 i was like 10 too and they were all over the news, Lider even made toy figurines of them 💀 but people got mad so they took them out lmao
Disrupt videos feel like a discovery channel documentary with adult swim vibes.
Holy shit you put it in words good job
But better and for free. LEMMiNO is that in a different way with his own style and swagger
“Her inner biological clock is non-existent.” Put George Michael in there, his mental clock never fails
omg hell yeah. didn't expect an ad reference but boy was it welcome
9:34 that single "Why?" spooked me out for some reason
“I was with God... and with the devil.... God took me” literally gave me goose bumps everywhere
Same. I put the translation in google translate and just listened to that part of the video over and over.
Same. I'm not even religious but... that hit deep
@@aezore2432 you don’t need to be religious to understand the concept of god and the devil
@@Nillowo I know. But I don't believe in it is what I'm getting at
@@Nillowo I don't believe in God , Satan, or even an afterlife but I still thought it was a genuinely strong quote
"I feel I don't exist anymore."
"I was with God and with the Devil, God took me."
In one scenario, you're alone, you've got everything you need, and you know you'll get out.
In the other, you have company, enough food to survive, but you don't know if you'll ever make it out.
Knowing you wont get out is equally as peaceful.
The pain comes from the wobbling and uncertainty between.
"I feel I don't exist anymore."
In my personal experience, when you sit alone with yourself for a long time, doing nothing except being, you realize that there is no self, and in seeing that, you are free from the uncertainty of the world.
@@ChrisJones-rd4wb I think knowing you wont get out is even more terrifying, the uncertainty before that at least gives a small hope of survival but 100 percent chance of death can change anyone no matter where you are.
@@joedavidson7893 The thing is, we all have a 100% chance of death no matter the circumstances. So, I find it a lot more peaceful to be surrounded by others with the resources available to sustain yourself until your inevitable death. It's a lot more comforting than being alone and surrounded by darkness.
Or even if you WANT out
@@joedavidson7893 I do extreme sports, and have experienced what it was like to fully accept death.
There was no time more peaceful in my life than then.
Remember, I didnt say "worrying you won't get out" I said *knowing* with complete 100% certainty you won't make it out alive...
Alan Watts explains this experience beautifully. ua-cam.com/video/3drJghS80sI/v-deo.html
Around the 8 minute mark, what this woman experiences is what it’s like to have ADHD or to be neurodivergent. She describes perfectly what it’s like to live as me, I have time blindness, executive dysfunction, I can’t concentrate on stuff. I experience this every day of my life and thought for a very long time everyone experienced life like that and were struggling just as much as I was and this video made me realise even more how unusual it is haha
LITERALLY LMAOOOO the whole time i was like "bro this is just an autism simulator for nt people"
I mean ngl, I realized how much in similar my life is with her’s in the experiment lol, without the cave part.
I have really bad time blindness, one case of this was I accidentally played around in my room for what I thought was 7-8 hours (it was 24 hours) I also find it extremely hard to focus on anything for more than 10 mins (I think lol) without being like ooh a cloud. And I’m really glad to see that I’m not the only one, hope you’re doing well
-sincerely
Kiyoshi
I feel like I had this too when I was younger I would play for long hours without eating much. Now I regularly drink water and check the time, try getting into this habit!
@@vranime3772 well holy shit you have just cured everyone who has ever had ADHD or autism.
I love that disrupt feels more like a tv show than a youtube video. I'm normally not a fan of how ads are put in youtube videos but the way this channel does it with the "disrupt ad break" is genius. Its the little stuff man.
We like to think we're so dominant but human life is so fragile. Our extreme environments are just barely venturing beyond the thin veneer of the biosphere. This is better quality than similar science channel documentaries- great job on this one!
I love how all the videos play out like they're on a real TV station. Like I love the little "to be continued" bits for pretend ad-breaks. Reminds me of watching PBS as a kid. This channel is seriously underrated.
I feel like I should be paying for such quality content
Just never complain when they have sponsors, and that's considered payment.
Don't skip the ads
Well they've paid content on metaflix.net
this channel is CRIMINALLY underrated i was left speechless after this
Stop me, if you've heard this one before: *'An Italian woman, two doctors and a friend, descend below the crust of the Earth...'*
@Moneybrainz99 or what
Bahahaah
This sounds as close to the movie "The Martian" as you can get on Earth.
Everybody gangsta until she starts to hear knocking or screaming
Or someone saying your name
homestly disrupt’s editing style and narration is the best on youtube
Lemmino
Facts no 🧢
Internet historian
@@niga3 lemmino is pretty good too yeah but i like disrupts more. also lemminos upload sched is kinda bad
Mamamax
The "They had enough food for 10 days, for 2 men" gave me chills.
Vsauce: *spends 3 days in isolation*
These miners and this woman: *laughs*
The second one about the mining incident almost had me crying. Imagine being there, not knowing if you'll ever make it out. And then, against all likelihood, in a miracle, a drillbit comes down to tell you that you've been found.
The cave noises must have drove her mad...
It's like minecraft but slightly better.
@@justas423 yeah
Thank god the Warden hadn't arrived yet....
I would have been super scared if I was down there
@@justas423 is that the cat from nichijou?
The fact these videos almost get pushed out every week is insane
i just so happened to have subscribed the other day, looking forward to whats to come
"Carlsbad"
my high dumbass: what did he do?
💀
Me too lol
„Bad“ means bath in German
A lot of cities in Germany has as beginning or ending „bad“
@@Tobi-ln9xr Carl’s bath?? 🛁
@@starwyn7
Yes that the german Name for a Spa facility
These videos are the best documentary’s I’ve ever seen
This is me in minecraft
minecraft
What in Minecraft are you referencing
@@DylanJGehl mining diamonds take lots of time
@@DylanJGehl mining
Same
Imagine if the entire time she was down there the C418 minecraft music was playing
that would definitely change the vibe
*cave noises*
everybody gangsta till disc 11 plays
voluntary
That would be kind of nice.
I love how these two stories are gently intertwined, like someone lovingly weaving a basket. One thread is made of flower stalks and willow vines, the other is made of bloody veins. Visceral horror and scientific curiosity braided together into one thing, enjoyed by (and unnerving to) all.
My mum watching the clip at 16:17 on tv on the day they were rescued is weirdly one of my first clear-ish memories (I was 4yo at the time)
Man I love the adult swim type of breaks/transitions, really love your content
This is actually the strangest channels I have ever seen.
It doesn't feel like this was made for YT.
Content way too good
Well it is kid so deal with it.
@@unknownuser-fv2lq damn you is salty
@@nyx1021 LMAOO
@@nyx1021 you kids are too soft and emotional you need to be men.
Have never thought of this whole channel as a tv program, but in this, it’s ever-so prevalent. Genius.
The “Carabineros” aren’t a special force, they are the standard police force
@somni man i WISH
-a chilean
@somni Dude WE WISH HAHAHAH
Oh my god this is like the highest quality documentary-style content I’ve seen on UA-cam. You are absolutely amazing you splendid human.
disrupt and lemmino are one of the only creators to keep me hooked throughout their whole videos
i love how Disrupt is starting to make content like LEMMINO, shits just different enough to be enjoyable in a different way
What are other mini doc channels like these
@@jacktank5002 Attar, SEA, Atlas Pro, Volksgeist, I Am, Vsuace3 and LEMMiNO off the top of my head
I remember reading about this (the fashion designer down in the cave) in National Geographic around 1991. I've thought about this story many times over the years. Glad to happen upon it again!
This is by far the trippiest channel I've come across that isn't trippy for the sake of it. I'm in love.
"10 days of sustenance." Me: oh! theyll be okay!
"for two men." *oh.*
I got 3 ads that were 30 seconds and for once in my life I actually sat thru them so I could have a little pause. Your videos are so beautifully made 🥺
THIS CHANNEL NEVER FAILS TO GRAB MY ATTENTION. literally better than informative tv shows with millions of dollars of funding
You’re wrong, Stefania’s menstrual cycle had nothing to do with her “biological clock”. She lost weight from less food which caused her periods to stop.
Nope. She was well fed.
@@TheAcidicMolotov didn't they keep spacing her food out? so that would be less
@@crieverytim yes but not to the point where her periods would stop. If they stopped that would mean shes starving
@@TheAcidicMolotov there are many more things other than just starvation that could cause someone’s periods to stop though
@@chanceofbees8428 did i say anything about other factors? Just talking about food here
"her menstrual cycle has stopped completely"
*sign me up*
Frrrr I heard that and wanted to try this out
It's from lack of proper nutrition and her eating irregularly. She lost a lot of weight. Most girls suffering from ed's don't have regular periods or even periods at all.
@@pura.bakes1 That reminds me of a video I saw about someones ED, in which she had mentioned that in recovery she gained her period again.
Tho I think it’s because of her health kinda declining :( glad she’s well tho
I had a copper IUD lasting 5 years for birth control. The last three of those I no longer had periods.
I wouldn’t do it again for a few reasons of personal health not related to the lack of menstrating, but I highly recommend the experience if you can ever swing it in a healthy way.
Are you sure this isn't just the story of every EVE Online player?
He is talking about Humans not troglodytes
Honestly, Disrupt's videos are the definition of "quality content". The amount of effort, research, editing, and time for each of these videos are insane.
here before it hits the algorithm and it get 1 Million + views in a week
Boom views
Ok
I'm sorry, i just can't get over the fact you have your own commercial breaks-
Go and get an add on named Sponsor Block from Ajay it helped me alot
@@quasarvega Dude, why, he needs those sponsors, they can see where people skip or drop off and they could reduce how much they give him if there is a lot of people that skip the sponsor, the quality of this guy’s content deserves more than ad skippers
your channel is stupidly underrated for no reason. your videos are national geographic quality and they manage to hook me, and every single other viewer in for the entire duration. i know you been at this youtube game for over a year now, but i really feel like this year is your big break. keep up the great work, man.
I recently discovered this channel. Few channels can keep me interested for the full length of the video. I've been on a binge watch since, and now I get a new one!
I have heard that one of the miner's Secret wives came to visit him but they didn't let her in because her real wife already came.
I would be fine with staying in a cozy bunker in a cave like that for a week max. But 4 months? No thanks.
Everyone: intelligent comments about isolation
Me: *so how did they poop??*
Your editing and storytelling skills are absurdity amazing.
Thank you for the time you've invested in them!
jeez, I can’t imagine what that’d be like.
Jokes on you I've been trapped inside for 6 months
But we're not getting paid, this girl had it easy.
@UA-cam Account UA-cam Account
More like 10
One time I got lost in Walmart
Same
Same
Same
Same
One time I got lost in a military armoury
I’ve been doing 3 years of isolation and i can understand how she feels, when she says that she feels like she doesn’t exist i feel it too !
Being alone every day with only my phone to connect, it feels like everything is fictional and not real , empty and abstract! Almost like im not even here and that i only exist on the internet!
Why are you isolating yourself for so long?
@@himhim2527 i just hate going outside, i don’t like being around people, past bad relationships , stress,anxiety, depression,being alone makes me feel safe so i can think about myself and wander around!
@@Witchrave2004 Fair enough, its probably not healthy tho, humans are social creatures after all. I can't change how you think tho
@@himhim2527 thx for listening tho 💗
@@Witchrave2004 no problem lol
Oh yes, the 33 miners incident shook our country. We were on edge everyday, watching through the TV how everything took place. It was such a relief to know everyone was okay. Interesting how both topics are based on the same thing but, thanks to the conditions, are total opposites. Loved it.
I’m impressed he made my scared self click this video
@Phobos I don’t have Instagram
same
I didn’t understand a word
this is right out of bioshock or fallout those logs are creepy she seems like she is slowly losing it
Cos she is
@@oxycodin2253 yeah in hindsight that was stupid comparison
Just finished watching a documentary about the 33 trapped miners and Disrupt uploaded this video minutes later
Today must have been a good day for you