Terrifying Wikipedia Pages That You Should Never Click On
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2022
- If you're not careful, you can fall down a deep, dark rabbit hole on Wikipedia, and you might discover something that haunts your nightmares! Check out today's insane new video that reveals the most terrifying Wikipedia pages you should definitely avoid!
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My cousin had the “locked-in syndrome.” She first had it from Anti-NMDA Receptor Encephalitis, but she basically had all of the symptoms of the “locked-in syndrome.” She said that she felt like she was screaming inside her head for the amount of time she was hospitalized, which I don’t remember how long. She said it felt like she was trapped inside her own body and didn’t know how to get out. The nurses knew that she couldn’t make eye contact or physical contact with them, but she didn’t know that the nurses were even there. She did eventually recover, although she developed a mild case of Tourette’s Syndrome currently. But, all she remembered was the screaming, screaming from the inside.
@JenKlen horrible, awful thing to go through. Sounds like how the Daleks feel in Doctor Who, the Tenth Doctor says "From birth to death, trapped in a metal cage. No wonder you scream."
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@Baller 🇮🇳 oh she’s pretty good. She has mild Tourette’s Syndrome, nothing too debilitating. I don’t wanna say too much about her personal life, bc it’s not mine. But I felt the need to share a little bit of her story, bc this form of encephalitis is very unknown so far. Thank you so much for asking! That was very kind! ☺️
My man wrote an entire poem about his/her cousin having the locked-in syndrome
Wow crazy right? This is scary . Thank you Jen
Wikipedia is more scary when they ask for money😂
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Ive never seen something so terrifying as Wikipedia asking for a donation
I guess I'm the only one who actually donates ...
@@maddieb5787 That's great👏
@@Towheed09 they guilt me into it everytime lol
I’ve heard of several of these and not from Wikipedia. You never know who someone is when you think you do. And how horrible to be trapped between rotating walls and getting torn apart.
Locked In Syndrome is absolutely terrifying. A few months ago I had a series of six strokes and while I’m still recovering, the risk of having another is still high.
I am so very sorry that you have to deal with that. 😭 Sending prayers and good energy your way! 🙏 Take care.
Get better soon!
im so locked in rn
Imagine if teachers were like the infographics show narrator, grades would go up by a lot
Naw, teachers are even more biased with certain topics
There to underpaid to think of this
@@senior_duck968 fair
@@senior_duck968 Underpaid but the story usually goes that most teachers WANT to teach not see at is a source of income, right? If it was an education system to begin with it wouldn't be like that that teachers would get paid.
@@senior_duck968 Obviously. Otherwise they would have taught you proper grammar
Wow, this channel literally NEVER gets boring. You’d never expect the next video topic and it would be the most random, yet interesting thing!! 😂😂 love it
Oppsss , it seems u wrong..lately it's always predictable..Russian Ukraine war..everytime..
About the Aberfan disaster, one girl had a case of deja vu, and saw black stuff heading towards her school in a dream, but her mom dismissed it, sending her to school. The girl apparently died in the accident.
LOL that is darkly hilarious
That's not Dejavu. It's a premonition.
Yknow, kids have weird dreams all the time. It was an unfortunate disaster but the kid wasn't seeing the future. We cant exactly do that.
@@nuuuuuut Well, it's tuned a little differently for everyone, but every once in a while humans have a sense for impending doom, and I personally believe it has something to do with primitive evolution.
@@federicoliguori2698 Okay, yeah, you're right.
Would love to see more spooky content!
Locked-in Syndrome is one of those things where if it happens, I just hope someone puts me out of my misery.
All the more reason to learn Morse Code and hope other people around you understand it.
@@JustinBeller Nope. Just put me out of my misery. Life's not worth living if you can't live it.
@@JustinBeller You can't control anything and most likely won't even be able to control your eyes. Morse code won't help you. Your only hope is that they discover your syndrome and finds a way to communicate with you. But I agree with T3a. I too would prefer to be put out of my misery. Same goes with Dementia, Alzheimers and incurable cancer. Why is it socially acceptable to put our pets out of their misery, but a huge deal when people wanna die without pain and with their memories intact?
@@Arterexius yeah i think there is something like no resuscitation and painless euthanization
@@fakegameryt1234 pretty sure that's only applicable in really specific cases of sudden brain dead but not actually for chronic diseases. On top of that, it's illegal in many countries still. I remember the first case of euthanasia for someone who couldn't live a single day of the year without pain was finally allowed last year in Colombia, and even then people were like "God is the only one who can take your life, if you believe in him you'll heal", etc. That's super super sad, the patient was happy to go and the family felt relieved to know they wouldn't suffer anymore.
Mr Ballen on RUclips did a story on that first girl that got slowly ground up between walls. Apparently there was just enough room to be wedged in there, but not enough to rotate. But the wall moving slowly forced the rotation on her, so she slowly broke apart and was ground up.
I was just about to say this. That story gave me nightmares, and low-key still does.
Which episode is it?
I’ve heard about this one was well from MrBallen. His stories are really well done and addictive. You can watch them back to back.
@@debrakleid5752 Very true. I watched every video he has released over a short period of time. One of the highlights of the week is when I see that he has released a new video.
@@debrakleid5752 I completely agree. I'm addicted to Mrballen & infographics show. I can watch either of them back to back.
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I think the cop guy should get more merit. I have to find the numbers again but it's pretty shocking how many Americans go missing in our national parks and forests each year, it's staggeringly big, and the fact that it isn't pointed out shows just how easy it is to underestimate this world.
Even if they were normal disappearences, that w a y too much weird stuff out there.
you forgot the fact that Ms. Stone at disneyland was alive for a very long time, multiple shows went through , she suffered horribly
Fraid so
No. She died instantly. One fall, one scream, one rotation, and she was gone. Crushed to death.
The important thing to remember is that Disney was ok and did not suffer
God bless plastic animatronics,cheap food and the all important gift shop
@@Victoria-qb6cc yeah you tell him.
That is trying to make it more worse than it already is.
My mind imagines everything it reads on the spot without listening on my screams not to do it.
Like i can clearly imagine how she was crush to death. Truly disturbing.
Time for a few Wikipedia pages to visit!
One more page you should not visit- Tottenham Hotspurs FC
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Man United "in grief"🤣
@@amarshmuseconcepta6197 😂🤣
These days the internet is a dangerous place for children no 🧢
@@hissing_noise Bro I'm actually a Gemini and I'm 16 no 🧢🖕🏽
As an older person,I pray for a second Carrington event. If civilization recovers, I'd love to go back to books and vinyl.
I like the fact that the title basically says to not click on these Wikipedia pages but then in the video he describes the things in detail 😂
Not me looking them all up aswell 😂
Wikipedia got me a 4 in GCSE English 2 years ago
And also the buttons ctrl c and ctrl v saved me as well
Nice, infographics show giving me things I shouldn't but will do
Y'all post the most informative and entertaining videos.
INFOGRAPHICS should sell Bobblehead Dolls since all their character are basically Bobbleheads
Most of them are real people though, if you get permission to sell a bobblehead of a real person they should look more like that person.
I would like bobbleheads or what not of the Iron Lady from the Nuclear War series and the crazy Hunter they befriended.
Me while looking at the thumbnail and title of the video: "Wait. So does that mean if I click on the 'Pan's Labyrinth' Wikipedia page, Doug Jones dressed as the pale man will come out of the computer?"
*Proceed to happily click*
Haha. I didn't quite think that far, but I was hoping he'd talk about the pale man or at least the mythological origins of it. Like I thought maybe it was based on something real and creepy.
I remember when the Madsen situation happened, I was in fifth grade I think and it was terrifying. I live in Denmark and things like this are very rare so it caused several nightmares.
I live in Dennmark too! LETS GOO
The Diamond Princess saga resembles that one Simpsons episode when they go on a cruise and Bart pulls a prank to keep the vacation going forever by airing a movie throughout the ship about a deadly virus.
Me immediately looks up the website and clicks on it
Thank you for telling these.😘
I bet that some fanfic writer out there is preparing to make an SCP story about a cursed Wikipedia article based on this or something like that.
SCP-1449 is basically locked-in syndrome mixed with Sleep Paralysis. If you see the whaleshark, you'll be infected and locked inside a specific dreamstate, of which you won't escape until you find a way out and wake up.
Keep up the great work 👍👍
:(. The extinction of a species is very sad which is why instead of trying to revive others we should focus on those who need help. Keep wild life sanctuaries and zoos around just to keep them safe. Every time I hear this I want to put them together and make them have babies lol. The one about the school hit me because I have 2 school age kids and I couldn't imagine losing them like that.
Well by not reviving others there are entire ecosystems that will continue to fall apart even after that species has disappeared, look at Japanese wolves. Instead of only focusing on one or the other, we should just stop being lazy and help both.
Not too long ago I read about the case of Lacey Fletcher and I’ve been scared of getting locked in syndrome ever since.
Love the vids
I don’t understand how the national parks don’t keep a record of people who went missing? It is federally ran. I guess that proves that the government is either 1)unorganized to the point that people should question if they should regulate anything or 2) they don’t want to document and keep records because then there will be a paper trail. The missing 411 has always caught my interest but I never dig too deep into that stuff.
It's very bizarre the things that happen in woods, forest's and national parks
It's awful strange how this happens Devin. I wonder if they're told not too. Or some are in on it ? Even worse. Somethings certainly wrong. Thanks for saying what I was thinking. Great minds, right? Bye.
Aberfan wasn't caused by the rain. There were three well known about natural springs underneath the spoil tip...and the whole thing was their illegally. That's why it slid from the bottom...it was undermined.
Hey Infographics Show, could you talk about the fact that Canada and Denmark settled the decades long whisky land dispute over Hans Island this year and the history and everything that lead to the decision to split the Island Canada getting 40% and Denmark getting 60% I think was the agreement. There's plenty of positive implications as a result of it.
Want to get some good missing 411 content? Look no further than Mr Ballen ( because I don’t think there is anyone else who actually does it regularly)
Wendigoon is making Missing 411 content as well
@@CallOn84 don’t know them but ok 👍
Props to inforgraphic searching them up👏
20:48 *Fun fact:* Speaking of the Tasmanian tiger, there is a movie called "The Hunter", in which Willem Dafoe hunts down the last member of the species. It's actually a very emotional movie, to be honest. The fact my species caused the extinction of the Tasmanian Tiger and many other amazing animals makes me disgusted to be human
So become a 🐈. And thanks for the movie recommendation.
Same
The good thing is, that's going to stop soon. There are many laws and regulations being put into place.
One of the saddest extinctions to me is the flightless bird, the Great Auk, in the mid-19th century. The last two living Great Auks, a male and a female, were on an island off the coast of Iceland. The female had just laid an egg when sailors came onto the island. They smashed the egg with their boots and caught and strangled the two birds to sell the skins to a collector. And that was the sad end of the Great Auk.
They'd probably get extinct either way
I love that thumbnail! The monster looks straight out of Pan's Labyrinth the movie
I absolutely love that movie
its a clickbait thumbnail
You know when you're waking up or falling asleep and can't move your body for a few seconds and you begin to panic? I can't imagine that for an extended period of time.
Most people are gonna look at most, if not all, of these Wikipedia pages
And why should I not click on any of these Wikipedia pages? I hear worse stuff than this ever time I turn on the news or pick up a newspaper.
Already know this one is gonna be good! ❤️
14:12
To say no one could see something wrong is untrue. A few people brought up concerns about it’s stability for many days in advance. A worker even convinced his supervisor to take it seriously enough to get measurements to confirm it’s movement in the coming days. But nothing was done other than not using that pile because of cost.
16:00 the Aztecs were nearly correct as a CME as strong as the Carrington event nearly hit earth in 2012 missing it by only 1 WEEK!
Just read the “transcript” if you want a list of the pages without all the talking (and spoilers) about the articles in between.
Nice video, now for sure we won't need to check those now that everything was describe already
It's the Freaky-pedia!
And "HANDLED"
"by them. 👁️👎
Nice one I'll check it tomorrow
This is why you utilise multiple sources on whatever it is 1 is researching...
I've never recovered from ignoring all warnings and said Candy man 5 times in front of my mirror.
Interesting, informative, and educational.
I never want to go on a cruise ship.
1:28. "s that the bite of 87?"
Sorry had to make a joke to show some light on this tragic situation
It’s fine her death was hilarious.
yo guys this is crazy, love the content
yeah bc you definitely watched a 23 minute video in 2 minutes))
@@britishmexico2372 fr
Hey I love your videos
Some of these everyone should know about especially the solar storm or the extinction of animals. If we don't learn from our past we're doomed to repeat it.
I remember when that ship docked here in Okinawa. A lot of people panicked.
Oooh. Glad the Carrington Event got a mention.
The cause of locked in syndrome is damage or issues with the Pons, which is located in the brain stem. This area is responsible for communication and processing of muscle movements for most of the body. Anything from strokes, toxin, even rapid rehydration can cause damage or demyelination of the neurons in the pons, resulting in the condition. People can recover from the condition, but the timeline for recover is not consistent, but can take years due to the slow healing ability of the central nervous system.
Anyone who's following MrBallen will be already well aware of Paulides and his 411 books... May or may not be a conspiracy... But makes for a good reading!!!
The first one isn't even that terrifying but depressing and sad to know about, to cause an extinction to an already endangered species.
But then again, many of those in the list are too far from being in the spooky list, I was expecting a lot more than that.
did the video get changed or something because the first part is about debbie stone, not the tasmanian tiger
@@tidepodpadthai2633 That one is the 10th, the first entry of the video but the Tasmanian tiger is indeed in the first place which is the last entry at 20:48. Sorry to cause you confusion.
none of these pages are scarier than the Donald Trump Wiki page. To think that such a creature became a President. And might do so again. Truly terrifying for us all.
@@stevenmcghee6649 and he’s still living in your head rent-free
13:42 I just realized that they featured the Aberfan disaster in the Crown, a Netflix series.
Families that visit their PVS relatives are always astounded because I talk to their family member especially if I touch them. For example when I explain that I have to rotate an IV and it’s going to hurt 😔
It’s the polite thing to do just in case of the possibility they might have LIS.
I didn't even know these exist. Not until you told me not to check it out.. now imma check it out.
Could you do one on the heatwave in europe and the UK? And what it could mean for future climate change?
unfortunately its all b.s. if you dont believe me you can check out summer temps from the last 2 decades, they have had the same if not very close temps in the past, 2009 specifically, and there was no uproar then, it was just a regular old heat wave that people have seen hundreds of times over the course of history.
So some of us all proceed to try and find the Wikipedia pages
Retitle : "Random horrible true stories"
Someone please post the list of Wikipedia links here
17:57 this might be one of the smoothest transitions I've ever seen
I believe they do have "missing persons" lists on parks but, to access copies costs millions! Either they make it so pricy to keep things quiet or pricing is appropriate.. Telling us how many people are really missing due to work involved to produce copies.. Both are just a scary!!
The "Missing 411" series is actually very interesting. MrBallen had covered many of them on his channel.
I wait everyday for a new video to come out lol
16:04 No Mentioning of Bhopal Gas Disaster in December 1984 ????
The Disney incident sounds like what gave life to 5 nights st Freddie's
Like when my parents said,” we’ve never done drugs but you can’t” I said well without any perspective I should garner one. Strong use of psychology
Remember that law-enforcwment organizations can be "bought off" which is why certain disappearances are never solved.
MrBallen talks about missing 411, dude really knows how to do suspense
MrBallen covered many missing 411 stories. You guys should check his channel.
Quick question. Why could I not find Annora Petrova on this list
who is that?
I thought "locked in syndrome" was something made up for the John Scalzi book...?
Benjimin died at the Adelaide Zoo in South Australia.
She was billed at the zoo as the last Tasmanian Tiger long before her death and subsequent discovery that she was she.
Why have I looked up almost all of these in the past 😭😭😭
I know some way more terrifying Wikipedia pages but should probably keep them to myself.
I learned about the first incident (Disneyland: America Sings Incident) before Wikipedia even existed, so..., I guess the reason for being a "Terrifying Wikipedia Page That You Should Never Click On" is "You probably already know about this so don't bother Wikipedia-ing it because it would be a waste of your time." (?) 🤔😏😁
Ya know what? This amendment edit is only to point out the obvious, I suppose, but here it is anyway: Not a single one of these entries has any real reference to any Wikipedia page, terrifying or not, and whether you should avoid or not is irrelevant. The details of the individual stories are, in general, interesting, but I suppose "The Infographics Show" isn't the first channel to bullsh*t a video title for whatever reason.
What does any of this have to do with Wikipedia?
i wish the time line wasn't going backwards but fowards instead, otha than that, good video. ,
And now here I go to check out some Wikipedia entries.
While having some of these things happen would be terrifying, learning about these things aren’t so scary. So not sure why anyone should avoid the Wikipedia pages
About Emmanuela Orlandi, there's now a Netflix documentary casting some light over it
You forgot the Wikipedia pages that are about or related to The Furry Fandom.
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14:32, that inversion sounds good (Am7)
Episode about the stock market
Locked in syndrome , reminds me of the Metallica 'one' video cut in with Johnny got his gun. Haunted me for years.
Aw RIP Tasmanian tigers! I apologize for humans causing your extinction 🥺
The crazy stuff about missing 411, is the culprits can also be bigfoot. What he went out looking for originally
He said no evidence points to Bigfoot doing this at all. Plus people have gone missing in places where Bigfoot is not there, like in cities.
I haven't made it past locked in syndrome but thats got to be the worst
That's terrible!......Where?
That first one was so sad 😞
Given when it happened, I wonder if Emanuela Orlandi was a victim of Il Mostro di Firenze.
Most likely not. I recommend the recent documentary Netflix produced about it, I think it's currently the most complete source you can find
@@fcole90 I put about as much faith in Netflix documentaries as I do the "History" Channel.
I’m gonna visit these pages tho