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For reference in rats, rats can chew through some tough stuff like wood and even some stone, I have no doubt they can burrow through a human if given time
Thinking the Blood eagle was not "completed" while the victim was alive, but rather the grisly end result was to serve as a warning of sorts.. Like being drawn and quartered and parts being displayed to the same effect.
I'm thinking you fell for Hollywood playing on urte stupidity of average human. There is no evidence that the Blood Eagle was ever anything more than a description in a book and was never actually used, let alone preformed. Go do research its called Google.
Yes,a Swedish I can confirm that we learn that mostly it was an "artful" way to humiliate a dead enemy. But there are cases where it has been described as done to living victims, when they had angered someone enough. Many lived a few minutes (although unconcious) and people could see the lungs inflate and deflate outside of the body until the victim died of bloodloss or shock.
Many people can survive what should be life threatening. Like a teenage girl who was stabbed a few dozen times and half decapitated, put her guts back in her stomach and tied her shirt to keep them in. She then had to hold her head on while looking for help. She survived and made a full recovery. Many amazing cases of people surviving something they probably shouldn’t Have.
But there’s infinitely more cases of people like the one you just mentioned dying from the incredibly severe wounds, yes it can happen when by all metrics it shouldn’t, but it’s incredibly rare compared to just outright dying when it’s that serious of a wound, only reason story’s like the one you mentioned become story’s is because of how uncommon they are in the first place, how many people can you recall doing the same? I’m sure 99% of everyone else would be dead.
It all depends on what it does to the organs. Just because part of the stomach or intestines are exposed doesn't mean it will kill you; one reason is that the organs were not damaged but just hanging out. When her neck was cut, it didn't sever her spinal cord or sever her carotid artery; that's why she didn't bleed to death. Still, most people won't have lived with those injuries without immediate help.
It's frightening that people have spent time thinking about different ways to torture others. On the other hand, it's comforting to see that at some level, we've evolved and most don't find this torture acceptable (based on some of the comments, I can't say all)
@@Bobo-t5u if you've read the recent news this behavior is being recorded and shown to people after the recent events in Moscow, one dude showed up in court without an ear(jeez, try to make UA-cam not censor this lol)
It's not really breaking _on_ the wheel, that's a misinterpretation of what the wheel was for. You just used a cartwheel as a hammer because a wooden hammer is hard to break bone with and a metal one too likely to break the skin. Popular because a cartwheel is pretty easy to come by in medieval Europe.
@@CruelestChris oh. I knew they usually used something like a cart axle or similar heavy, blunt instrument to break the bones on arms and legs, but I thought the weaved the victims limbs in between actual spokes of a wheel and hoisted him up after...
Why did this trigger a hyper focus for me at 2:30am on a Wednesday ??? 😭😭😭😭😭 Scaphism is one of the most horrifying to me. I know that there are historical records which imply that it would be a multi-day affair, with the boat pulled in at night and sent out again the next morning onto the same stagnant pool of water - following another forced feeding and smothering with milk and honey of course. This would continue until the victim died. I imagine that the accounts are exaggerated due to bias (again from memory the sources which speak about it are mostly Greek, where the torture itself was said to have been used by the Persians. The ancient Greeks didn’t particularly like the Persians in general and rarely had anything nice to say about them. That isn’t even considering if the accounts are based on rumours rather than written down by eye witnesses to the event. There is no proof that it was actually used.) Regardless, I remember reading an account of someone subjected to scaphism surviving for a total of 15 days. Most sources seem to cluster in the range of 1-5 days from memory however. It is horrifying regardless. What is more horrifying is that I have yet to find information which definitively concludes that surviving 15 days under those circumstances is completely impossible. Given enough test subjects, I don’t find it to be an incredible suggestion that someone could find a way to extend the length of the torture by keeping the victim alive for that long. After all… Vlad the Impaler was said to have found a way to impale a person in such a way that it avoided major blood vessels and kept the organs in good enough condition for a victim to stay alive for several days while sliding down a massive wooden stake gradually. Galen also comes to mind, the man performed vivisections on pigs and figured out through experimentation which nerve to pluck to make the pig stop screaming. He was also thrown the occasional Roman prisoner to experiment on in order to further his understanding of human anatomy. Humans have always been gruesomely creative in experimenting with torture and anatomy in general. In fact, a large part of our medical knowledge today (used to save lives) was discovered because of experimenting with torture in years gone by. Scary when you think about it.
I remember Viking re-enactors coming to my primary school and while I was in class three burst in making the stack of paper by the door go flying in the air, I remember them stopping for a second at the door (I can only imagine they were thinking of the mess then realising actually that’s a cool entrance) anyway after the surprise of vikings showing up they got one of the boys put him on a table and talked us through the bloody eagle 😂 fun times.
Absolutely. My friend had diabetes, he was slipping into a diabetic coma on his couch and his free roaming pet rats tried waking him up and really chewed his fingers - likely saving his life. If his brother didn't see the blood, he'd just think he's napping and it might have been too late.
All gruesome and i guess the drawn out insect death or skinning are among the worst due to the amount of time. I always thought the medieval opening you up, releasing your intestines and cooking them on a fire while still attached to you particularly gruesome since it brought the sense of smell into play.
@@ArtisChroniclesvery sickening to think there would have been people that like I suppose would have been like the people who are addicted to online gore, that would have gone and just viewed all of the local ones they could, so strange to think.
@@MonkeyLiggaScrumptiousNan you gotta remember, this was before the internet, or television, or radio, or the printing press.... People were bored, and watching a hanged man dance an air-jig was something to do. It also helps to realize that daily life was filled with suffering to a degree that we can barely comprehend in this relatively peaceful modern time. People back then were thus quite jaded to the suffering of others, and as such, public executions were popular with the vast majority.
@@kyle18934I don't think you can survive flaying - the fluid loss/imbalance would kill fast which is unfortunately one of main issues with surviving major burns
Just to share some of the comedy here. As you ended your segment on the blood eagle, and were about to transition to the next torture, you made the statement that the victims of the next torture method would be awake during. This coincided perfectly with a UA-cam ad for Taco Bell. I couldn't help but chuckle there.
On a positive note, if a person has a lot of dandruff, it might affect their pain receptors. Like, when I had a lot of dandruff, it affected my scalp's nociception, and I'm not sure why. I would sometimes accidentally rip pieces of my hair because I couldn't feel any pain, something that right now, I am no longer able to without pain ? Do you have an explenation for this, doctor ?
Another gold standard video, entertaining and informative. Thank you for your work. Suggestion for a video: an analysis of Jeremy Renners accident. It was a devastating accident which he has recovered from in an amazing manner. It would be fascinating to hear your analysis of the accident and his recuperation and recovery. Thank you
YES!!!! i had many surgeries because of STAPH A infection, diagnosed as sepsis because it was EVERYWHERE. MANY SURGERIES JUST TO SAVE MY LIFE AND A WHOLE YEAR OF ANTIBIOTICS!!
MUCH APPRECIATE covering topics which are vital in thier implications . QUESTION : Unfortunately in 2019 suffered a cycling accident where my right elbow impacted tarmac at approax 5+ mph and alot of inertia breaking it off , I was then poorly treated in A and E , plaster caste fitted eventually 3 days later having major surgery K wire and pins when I could have had outside brace and no pins , archaic technique. Anyway I again broke it later at the humerus end in 2020 and in between had more surgery to remove the metal work , recovered well but cannot quite fully straighten arm I am left with bad dupytrens mechanical damage to right wrist and arthiritis. I feel the only way forward is for microsurgery and perhaps mesenchymal cells I am reluctant to have majoor surgery , but need dupytrens treating and wrist sorted and ideally the elbow what might you recommend and what should i be wary of , surgery in my opinion should all be minimal where at all possiblle and other modalities tried ie shockwave help suggestions wellcome . ? PS have done alot of research on this topic and despite presenting data that bone on bone KK wire ( battle field) surgery is counter intuitive it was no good iether you go home or have pins etc , conservative surgery again is always best , oncology has been under the illusion that cutting carcinomas isnt dangerous procedure , once the bodies inflammation resp is engaged and cells migrate to the blood the body goes into overdrive SURGERY implications long term are often disastrous .
What about star Trek's pseudo psychology on the connections with certain newly discovered waves magnetisms and the mechanisms of greater cosmic bodies relations to the earth and the physical make up sort of like the cicadia cycle
Studied norse history the blood eagle was never really done and reserved for the most heinous crimes. Thugh we are not sure all norse practiced it as the tribes are quite far spread.
At least didn't watch it before sleeping otherwise "welcome nightmares" but I did at the beginning of the day... Now I'm emotionally down and hope there's no bad dreams tonight
I've had 5 left side pneumothoraces in total, until it was fixed through keyhole surgery. They are NOT pleasant in the slightest. They start with a tickling, bubbling sensation that then leads on to some serious pain, with a crushing, stabbing feeling as you breathe. They can easily be confused with the symptoms of early onset heart attack or a serious angina attack. You tend to favour breathing in the mid-range as a total inhale and exhale can exacerbate the pain. I had several drains inserted (sans local anaesthetic), which is an interesting experience, luckily the Doctor that did them (I got the same Doctor twice in a row) at A&E was extremely pretty which served for a level of distraction from the entire process 😂. Although when she's pushing a very large needle into your chest cavity between your ribs and telling you not to move away from the needle, it's a tad annoying. The largest amount of air she drew off of one Pneumothorax was about 1½ litres. Luckily the keyhole surgery was a success (at a 95% success rate) and I haven't had a repeat in over 10 years now. The whole point of being a good torturer was NOT to execute your prisoner, it was to keep them alive as long as possible, while inflicting as much pain as possible and gaining as much information as possible.
Brought back memories and an understanding why cannibal served him food, such as his own brain not knowing he was eating his own brain cause he didn’t realize it was his brain cause he didn’t feel that sort of pain, well maybe the part to get to the brain, ok I’m done for today
The rat cage one was also in the drugs film Layer Cake I think ? Maybe I don't remember I remember it as being in that film...maybe it wasnt I can't be bothered to watch and find out, 😂
the blood eagle that the vikings did is only described twice, I don't think any vikings actually did it it must also be said that the only two times it is described were written by a Christian monk which perhaps exaggerated on how it was done back then
Man, kinda bummed that he didn't bring up Centeotl during the flaying bit. Since he didn't talk about it here's the rundown; Centeotl is the Aztec god of maize (corn is actually an English term that referred to all kinds of grain) so what the Aztec's would do is skin a person just down to where the fatty tissues of the skin are, turn the skin inside out, and wear it because the fatty tissues kinda looked like kernels of "corn". Not sure if the person was still alive or not, but I'm leaning towards them being alive judging from the other sacrifices requiring live victims. Further, he could do an entire video on Japan's Unit 731, where all kinds of heinous atrocities occurred, for science of course.
Thanks for the explanations. It was hard to watch. 😂 There is an anime film titled "Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul" where a mad scientist performs an incredibly gruesome - and I'd argue, impossible - surgery on his victims. If you ever make a sequel, you might want to look into it
Not sure, if it's more painful with rats or with bamboo... tbh I always thought the latter to be the worst of all (xspecially since it wasn't done on the tummy...) 2:02 Clearly a mouse... ^^
medieval world had a big problem with viking raiders. north africans devised an ingenious method of dissuasion to keep these pesky northern raiders away from their coast. it starts with a banal torture of disembowelment. but this is only a precursor. then one end of the intestine would be nailed to a tree. then the subject would be forced to simply walk around the tree.
Id say longer suffering is worse because even if the pain you feel is high it aint that bad if you cant feel it after few minutes. On the other hand long therm white torture wouldn't hurt but would be bad
another fascinating video, slow death must be one of the worst. delivered amusing style and honesty. a man on the precipice on top of a very high cliff asks : if I slip how long will I fall, he's answered : for the rest of your life, 😂 I don't think I will forget this one, ring a bell with anyone ? l8ters.
The rats in the first torture would not have been small domesticated rats..they would have been NY sewer size rats..and would have zero trouble biting its way into the abdomen...
I don't care about thoes torture methods as in the end, if I was tied up so I couldn't move, drops of water running over my nose with no way to wipe it away would drive me mad
At 13yo I though about myself being a very though kid having the stomach for watching all sort of shit on the corners of the web. Until I got burned with a video of a skinned fox in China which literally made me sick. This video brings me very dangerously close to that sensation :o
Honestly I've always had a morbid facination with schaphism (the boats) especially given how if someone did it today they could keep the victim alive for a very long time (antibiotics and such to stave off infection while the bugs eat them)
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For reference in rats, rats can chew through some tough stuff like wood and even some stone, I have no doubt they can burrow through a human if given time
Or a reason
Even metal. Had rats on the farm chew through silo sheet metal. Granted it wasn't instant by any means, but rat teeth are ridiculously strong.
Absolutely. Their teeth enamel is incredibly strong and their teeth continue growing their entire lives.
Thinking the Blood eagle was not "completed" while the victim was alive, but rather the grisly end result was to serve as a warning of sorts.. Like being drawn and quartered and parts being displayed to the same effect.
I mean it starts with live victim but definitely not alive or at least conscious by the end
"Nothing says 'obey me' like a bloody head on a fence post."
First and foremost, it's a myth. There's no proof it ever happened.
I'm thinking you fell for Hollywood playing on urte stupidity of average human. There is no evidence that the Blood Eagle was ever anything more than a description in a book and was never actually used, let alone preformed. Go do research its called Google.
Yes,a Swedish I can confirm that we learn that mostly it was an "artful" way to humiliate a dead enemy. But there are cases where it has been described as done to living victims, when they had angered someone enough. Many lived a few minutes (although unconcious) and people could see the lungs inflate and deflate outside of the body until the victim died of bloodloss or shock.
Many people can survive what should be life threatening. Like a teenage girl who was stabbed a few dozen times and half decapitated, put her guts back in her stomach and tied her shirt to keep them in. She then had to hold her head on while looking for help. She survived and made a full recovery. Many amazing cases of people surviving something they probably shouldn’t Have.
But there’s infinitely more cases of people like the one you just mentioned dying from the incredibly severe wounds, yes it can happen when by all metrics it shouldn’t, but it’s incredibly rare compared to just outright dying when it’s that serious of a wound, only reason story’s like the one you mentioned become story’s is because of how uncommon they are in the first place, how many people can you recall doing the same? I’m sure 99% of everyone else would be dead.
i remember that one
It all depends on what it does to the organs. Just because part of the stomach or intestines are exposed doesn't mean it will kill you; one reason is that the organs were not damaged but just hanging out.
When her neck was cut, it didn't sever her spinal cord or sever her carotid artery; that's why she didn't bleed to death. Still, most people won't have lived with those injuries without immediate help.
The ingenuity of human sadism is limitless.
It's frightening that people have spent time thinking about different ways to torture others. On the other hand, it's comforting to see that at some level, we've evolved and most don't find this torture acceptable (based on some of the comments, I can't say all)
That's why the aliens don't respond to our messages.
@@Bobo-t5u if you've read the recent news this behavior is being recorded and shown to people after the recent events in Moscow, one dude showed up in court without an ear(jeez, try to make UA-cam not censor this lol)
@@Bobo-t5uwow this is really really hard to get past UA-cam censorship..but this behavior is being recorded and broadcast in Russia rn
@@Bobo-t5uI would say this is happening and being broadcast but this triggers certain responses
The ways that humans invent to hurt each other is just... something. You missed out "breaking on the wheel" from the list tho.
THat was in Part 1 or 2 I believe.
Oh, ok. I must have missed that video then. Have to go lurk the archives
It's not really breaking _on_ the wheel, that's a misinterpretation of what the wheel was for. You just used a cartwheel as a hammer because a wooden hammer is hard to break bone with and a metal one too likely to break the skin. Popular because a cartwheel is pretty easy to come by in medieval Europe.
@@CruelestChris oh. I knew they usually used something like a cart axle or similar heavy, blunt instrument to break the bones on arms and legs, but I thought the weaved the victims limbs in between actual spokes of a wheel and hoisted him up after...
@juha-mattikoponen1625 they did.
Why did this trigger a hyper focus for me at 2:30am on a Wednesday ??? 😭😭😭😭😭
Scaphism is one of the most horrifying to me. I know that there are historical records which imply that it would be a multi-day affair, with the boat pulled in at night and sent out again the next morning onto the same stagnant pool of water - following another forced feeding and smothering with milk and honey of course. This would continue until the victim died. I imagine that the accounts are exaggerated due to bias (again from memory the sources which speak about it are mostly Greek, where the torture itself was said to have been used by the Persians. The ancient Greeks didn’t particularly like the Persians in general and rarely had anything nice to say about them. That isn’t even considering if the accounts are based on rumours rather than written down by eye witnesses to the event. There is no proof that it was actually used.) Regardless, I remember reading an account of someone subjected to scaphism surviving for a total of 15 days. Most sources seem to cluster in the range of 1-5 days from memory however. It is horrifying regardless. What is more horrifying is that I have yet to find information which definitively concludes that surviving 15 days under those circumstances is completely impossible. Given enough test subjects, I don’t find it to be an incredible suggestion that someone could find a way to extend the length of the torture by keeping the victim alive for that long. After all… Vlad the Impaler was said to have found a way to impale a person in such a way that it avoided major blood vessels and kept the organs in good enough condition for a victim to stay alive for several days while sliding down a massive wooden stake gradually. Galen also comes to mind, the man performed vivisections on pigs and figured out through experimentation which nerve to pluck to make the pig stop screaming. He was also thrown the occasional Roman prisoner to experiment on in order to further his understanding of human anatomy. Humans have always been gruesomely creative in experimenting with torture and anatomy in general. In fact, a large part of our medical knowledge today (used to save lives) was discovered because of experimenting with torture in years gone by. Scary when you think about it.
Love the way you give us hope that a victim will survive, and then suddenly you take it away. Leaving us with mixed feelings.😂
Considering the medical standards in those times...I don't think surviving is something I'd want to hope for😂
I remember Viking re-enactors coming to my primary school and while I was in class three burst in making the stack of paper by the door go flying in the air, I remember them stopping for a second at the door (I can only imagine they were thinking of the mess then realising actually that’s a cool entrance) anyway after the surprise of vikings showing up they got one of the boys put him on a table and talked us through the bloody eagle 😂 fun times.
"What do Fast & Furious 2 and Game of Thrones have in common?" They suck.
Thank you, Dr. Raynor, I am now smarter AND horrified in equal quantities.
Upside down sawing and the" pyramid" are amongst the worst🤮
I had a roommate who fostered rats and I 100% believe one could burrow into you if it wanted to.
They CAN
Absolutely. My friend had diabetes, he was slipping into a diabetic coma on his couch and his free roaming pet rats tried waking him up and really chewed his fingers - likely saving his life. If his brother didn't see the blood, he'd just think he's napping and it might have been too late.
All gruesome and i guess the drawn out insect death or skinning are among the worst due to the amount of time. I always thought the medieval opening you up, releasing your intestines and cooking them on a fire while still attached to you particularly gruesome since it brought the sense of smell into play.
A number of these were public executions too. What a world.
Could I request a taste of my own chitlinns?
@@helloidharbl6753 why not though I think the smell from your evacuated bowels may put you off
@@ArtisChroniclesvery sickening to think there would have been people that like I suppose would have been like the people who are addicted to online gore, that would have gone and just viewed all of the local ones they could, so strange to think.
@@MonkeyLiggaScrumptiousNan you gotta remember, this was before the internet, or television, or radio, or the printing press.... People were bored, and watching a hanged man dance an air-jig was something to do. It also helps to realize that daily life was filled with suffering to a degree that we can barely comprehend in this relatively peaceful modern time. People back then were thus quite jaded to the suffering of others, and as such, public executions were popular with the vast majority.
These punishments seemed unnecessarily cruel until I remembered the man that hired a surrogate to supply him with a baby to abuse.
That's the whole idea of torture
Jesus
as terrible as the blood eagle would be, at least it would be faster than some of the other ways to go on this video
One would die of shock or bloodloss quite fast.
@j.artiste8596 yeah, much better than being alive a few days after being flayed
@@kyle18934I don't think you can survive flaying - the fluid loss/imbalance would kill fast which is unfortunately one of main issues with surviving major burns
Just to share some of the comedy here. As you ended your segment on the blood eagle, and were about to transition to the next torture, you made the statement that the victims of the next torture method would be awake during. This coincided perfectly with a UA-cam ad for Taco Bell. I couldn't help but chuckle there.
As a hobbyist surgeon, I love the way things get broken down simply with visuals.
Watching cooperate PowerPoint presentations for day long workshops or indeed watching ANY presentation on PowerPoint should be on this torture list. 😂
Oh my God, I love that you chucked boxxy in. What a blast from the past
I´ve watched F&F2 a lot of times by now, and that scene still gives me a physical squirmish reaction every time.
Just when I thought I was having a bad day!!! I guess it really could be worse!!! Thanks for the content!
You are so welcome!
On a positive note, if a person has a lot of dandruff, it might affect their pain receptors. Like, when I had a lot of dandruff, it affected my scalp's nociception, and I'm not sure why. I would sometimes accidentally rip pieces of my hair because I couldn't feel any pain, something that right now, I am no longer able to without pain ?
Do you have an explenation for this, doctor ?
MUST request a reaction to Shōgun 👏👏💯
The show is amazing and has great injuries and a torture method or two.
That was highly educational and easy to stomach. Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
i love your videos!!! they are very informative , KEEP THEM COMING !!!!
Another gold standard video, entertaining and informative. Thank you for your work.
Suggestion for a video: an analysis of Jeremy Renners accident. It was a devastating accident which he has recovered from in an amazing manner. It would be fascinating to hear your analysis of the accident and his recuperation and recovery. Thank you
1:01 spotted a wild boxxy
I was wondering if it was her or shoe. Boxxy looks completely different nowadays
As a victim of sepsis I can confirm, it’s horrible
YES!!!! i had many surgeries because of STAPH A infection, diagnosed as sepsis because it was EVERYWHERE. MANY SURGERIES JUST TO SAVE MY LIFE AND A WHOLE YEAR OF ANTIBIOTICS!!
Awesome video, any more Warhammer related projects planned?
awesome channel! very informative and entertaining content!
Dr Raynor: This is educational content on human anatomy UA-cam! *horrifying screams playing in the background *
MUCH APPRECIATE covering topics which are vital in thier implications .
QUESTION :
Unfortunately in 2019 suffered a cycling accident where my right elbow impacted tarmac at approax 5+ mph and alot of inertia breaking it off , I was then poorly treated in A and E , plaster caste fitted eventually 3 days later having major surgery K wire and pins when I could have had outside brace and no pins , archaic technique.
Anyway I again broke it later at the humerus end in 2020 and in between had more surgery to remove the metal work , recovered well but cannot quite fully straighten arm I am left with bad dupytrens mechanical damage to right wrist and arthiritis.
I feel the only way forward is for microsurgery and perhaps mesenchymal cells I am reluctant to have majoor surgery , but need dupytrens treating and wrist sorted and ideally the elbow what might you recommend and what should i be wary of , surgery in my opinion should all be minimal where at all possiblle and other modalities tried ie shockwave help suggestions wellcome . ?
PS have done alot of research on this topic and despite presenting data that bone on bone KK wire ( battle field) surgery is counter intuitive it was no good iether you go home or have pins etc , conservative surgery again is always best , oncology has been under the illusion that cutting carcinomas isnt dangerous procedure , once the bodies inflammation resp is engaged and cells migrate to the blood the body goes into overdrive SURGERY implications long term are often disastrous .
This was horrifying to watch, to think skinning still happens in some places.
Doctor may i ask you what program did you use to explain the human anatommy, i want to study anatomy more and that progam seems it would help a lot
Complete Anatomy
3D4Medical
Happy easter! Man this video just outs me in the easter spirit!
Thank you doc very informative topic watching from philippines❤❤
Our pleasure!
Usually this channel is very informative. In this episode, add a disturbing overtone. Oddly satisfying!
Wow, Boxxy! I'm starting to feel nostalgic. Anyway, let's talk about some horrible torture methods.
I'm a scientist, not a human plumber, but I still occasionally enjoy your stuff! :) Oh, edit: here's yer' upthumb.
These were horrifying.
But I'm glad Timmy the Space Marine will be well cared for inside the sarcophagus of his ancient Dreadnaught.
Majorkill reference
@@gabrielcoelho2346 I'm trying to encourage Dr Chris to do a 40K follow up video on interring a Space Marine into the sarcophagus of a dreadnaught.
I came across the first method in 1984 (the book).
The people who thought up and perfected those torture methods had too much time on their hands.
Imagine living in a time where being a serial killer is an acceptable profession😅
What about star Trek's pseudo psychology on the connections with certain newly discovered waves magnetisms and the mechanisms of greater cosmic bodies relations to the earth and the physical make up sort of like the cicadia cycle
Was tempted to call my therapist after that anime scaphism illustration
I'm in hospital with sepsis as I watch this video doc.
Studied norse history the blood eagle was never really done and reserved for the most heinous crimes.
Thugh we are not sure all norse practiced it as the tribes are quite far spread.
I always describe the peritoneum as "the bag that holds your giblets." Obvs it's not exactly that, but people get the idea.
At least didn't watch it before sleeping otherwise "welcome nightmares" but I did at the beginning of the day... Now I'm emotionally down and hope there's no bad dreams tonight
I've had 5 left side pneumothoraces in total, until it was fixed through keyhole surgery. They are NOT pleasant in the slightest. They start with a tickling, bubbling sensation that then leads on to some serious pain, with a crushing, stabbing feeling as you breathe. They can easily be confused with the symptoms of early onset heart attack or a serious angina attack. You tend to favour breathing in the mid-range as a total inhale and exhale can exacerbate the pain. I had several drains inserted (sans local anaesthetic), which is an interesting experience, luckily the Doctor that did them (I got the same Doctor twice in a row) at A&E was extremely pretty which served for a level of distraction from the entire process 😂. Although when she's pushing a very large needle into your chest cavity between your ribs and telling you not to move away from the needle, it's a tad annoying. The largest amount of air she drew off of one Pneumothorax was about 1½ litres. Luckily the keyhole surgery was a success (at a 95% success rate) and I haven't had a repeat in over 10 years now.
The whole point of being a good torturer was NOT to execute your prisoner, it was to keep them alive as long as possible, while inflicting as much pain as possible and gaining as much information as possible.
Well, that was sobering. Question though: if the brain and skull does not have pain receptors, why do we get head aches?
Brought back memories and an understanding why cannibal served him food, such as his own brain not knowing he was eating his own brain cause he didn’t realize it was his brain cause he didn’t feel that sort of pain, well maybe the part to get to the brain, ok I’m done for today
What tool is used for the anatomical showcasing?
Domt know if we been over it, but "keel-hauling" was pretty bad during the golden age of sail and pirates
Must be an April Fools joke
The rat cage one was also in the drugs film Layer Cake I think ? Maybe I don't remember I remember it as being in that film...maybe it wasnt I can't be bothered to watch and find out, 😂
Woo! You're finally sponsored!!
We create great things but man we are artists when it comes to destroy things.
How would the rat breathe if it were inside of someone?
This video just went all hellraiser
Looks like I just missed the livestream!
Usually Sundays at 12:15 pm EST.
Ooohhhhh, Doc's got dad jokes 😂
Dude hit us with Boxxy, I feel ancient now
Ahhh...those were the good ol' days.
Now the question is... out of all the methods mentioned in the video, which one would you rather be done to you if a bunch of bad people got you?
the blood eagle that the vikings did is only described twice, I don't think any vikings actually did it
it must also be said that the only two times it is described were written by a Christian monk which perhaps exaggerated on how it was done back then
Man, kinda bummed that he didn't bring up Centeotl during the flaying bit. Since he didn't talk about it here's the rundown; Centeotl is the Aztec god of maize (corn is actually an English term that referred to all kinds of grain) so what the Aztec's would do is skin a person just down to where the fatty tissues of the skin are, turn the skin inside out, and wear it because the fatty tissues kinda looked like kernels of "corn". Not sure if the person was still alive or not, but I'm leaning towards them being alive judging from the other sacrifices requiring live victims.
Further, he could do an entire video on Japan's Unit 731, where all kinds of heinous atrocities occurred, for science of course.
Thanks for the explanations. It was hard to watch. 😂 There is an anime film titled "Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul" where a mad scientist performs an incredibly gruesome - and I'd argue, impossible - surgery on his victims. If you ever make a sequel, you might want to look into it
Gahhhh that anime 😭💔
I learnt all about sawing in half from that how to guide, called weirdly terrifier ahem :>
Was that a BOXXY reference?! 😂 😊
never expected to see boxxy of all people in this video but here we are
ya know, maybe I shouldn't have watched this while eating
Not sure, if it's more painful with rats or with bamboo...
tbh I always thought the latter to be the worst of all (xspecially since it wasn't done on the tummy...)
2:02 Clearly a mouse... ^^
perineum is underappreciated
2:23 Perineum kinda changes the meaning, eh?
Ahh laying in bed watching this while eating god im desensitized 😂
that boxxy refference lmfao
Man, that was rough 😅
Anyone else watching this while eating breakfast? LMFAO
I'm eating chili here myself as a late lunch 😂
Having spaghetti with red sauce and some meat leftovers, as I'm watching people getting torn apart. 😂🍝
I wonder if General BBQ watches this while eating? 🤔
Eating my normal breakfast of cottage cheese was NOT the move for this video😂
while eating peanuts. lol
Can you do a reaction video to the show Wipeout?!? How do they survive?!? 😂
Surprised the Brazen Bull didnt make the cut (Pun intended lol)
I am so lucky to be at the Start of the stream
Its wasn’t a stream,it was a premiere
I really hope no sadistic person watches this with a note pad.
So, we're not going to talk about crucifixion?
medieval world had a big problem with viking raiders. north africans devised an ingenious method of dissuasion to keep these pesky northern raiders away from their coast. it starts with a banal torture of disembowelment. but this is only a precursor. then one end of the intestine would be nailed to a tree. then the subject would be forced to simply walk around the tree.
Sounds gruesome.
Id say longer suffering is worse because even if the pain you feel is high it aint that bad if you cant feel it after few minutes. On the other hand long therm white torture wouldn't hurt but would be bad
another fascinating video, slow death must be one of the worst. delivered amusing style and honesty.
a man on the precipice on top of a very high cliff asks : if I slip how long will I fall,
he's answered : for the rest of your life, 😂
I don't think I will forget this one, ring a bell with anyone ? l8ters.
Your editor included a Boxxy reference. Wtf
The rats in the first torture would not have been small domesticated rats..they would have been NY sewer size rats..and would have zero trouble biting its way into the abdomen...
I don't care about thoes torture methods as in the end, if I was tied up so I couldn't move, drops of water running over my nose with no way to wipe it away would drive me mad
At 13yo I though about myself being a very though kid having the stomach for watching all sort of shit on the corners of the web. Until I got burned with a video of a skinned fox in China which literally made me sick. This video brings me very dangerously close to that sensation :o
I dont think thats the type of rat that would have been used
Forcing anyone to watch all of the Fast and Furious movies, after the first one, is a very valid, and horrible, torture method in itself.
I'm suprise it not about zombie
Pretty sure shock would get you first in most all of these😅
FOR SCIENCE!!! :D
Nice
Horrible but interesting and informative 👍
beautiful
Honestly I've always had a morbid facination with schaphism (the boats) especially given how if someone did it today they could keep the victim alive for a very long time (antibiotics and such to stave off infection while the bugs eat them)
Too disturbing to watch viewer discretion is highly advised