There's an episode of the Twilight Zone (old one, I think there was a remake but not sure) where a 1950s American realized his professor was an immortal guy from Ancient Greece, and was, like, 2500 years old or something. I dunno, it's been a while since I've seen it. Anyway, I remember that after the Greek guy told the story of how he became immortal, he explained that he just couldn't die naturally, but could still be killed. This led to an inner conflict where he started wanting to die after so long, but was too cowardly to do so. When the student asks him how he survived without getting killed in a war or some kind of accident, professor guy chalked it up to blind luck. I thought that was interesting. Spoiler from here on (though I don't know who needs spoiler warnings for a 70 year old TV show) At the end of the episode, it's revealed that the Greek guy would periodically marry and have kids, then when everyone else aged and he didn't, he would fake his death and move on. He gets discovered by a now elderly ex-wife who thinks his immortality is evil or something, and she confronts & murders him, because she decided it was immoral for him to live that long. So he gets what he kinda wished for in the end, I guess
In case you're curious. Icarus is the son of some dude who was pretty damn good at crafting. The father and son was held captive on a higher place so he used the wax and feathers from whatever to make wings. He decided they should fly away after warning his son to not fly high enough for the wax to melt and low enough for the feathers to become heavy from sea water. His son enjoyed flying through the sky so much that he stopped paying attention to how high he was going so the wings melted and he fell.
I would say more like Sam o Nella, oversimplified covered topics such as war and battles, this covers some of the extreme things taht happen in our world
I watched a programme about the first story. They also drank a sort of tea which was heavily laced with arsenic. Arsenic is a good preservative, so it helped mummify the bodies by killing off bacteria.
Wait wait.... So basically that ancestral caveman looking fitness scamming guy (can't remember his name...) was trying to obtain immortality by eating raw balls? 😂😂
i love these types of videos so much, i mightve known a lot of stuff like this before, but i always learn something new out of it. straight to the point, amazing. love you man!
A little optimistic here but if I were to be immortal, my greatest fear of "can't do all" would be history and I'd be... overwhelmed by all the things I wanna do, rather than if I could actually do them. Sounds like a fever dream to me- definitely gonna try out *_✏ics_*
Man, i am so glad the algorithm plopped you in front of me. The only thing that would be better than one of your videos is one of your videos but, like, long form
Interesting, humorous, and informative. Reminds me of bluejay, or this more famous Canadian channel who barely posts anymore, and whose name i can't recall.
0:59 Yeah, they've now found that most of those mummies are fake. They also went through and proved that the people that were self mummified while they were still technically. Alive were actually dead before they started the mummification process.
@@wilsonlopez8781 im rooted in reality and thats reality , we are here for couple of years in a test, then we pass the test or we don’t, the real life comes after this one
Michigan State University has, with mixed results, frozen people for 48 hours while undergoing experimental life saving surgeries. The tests haven't been published anywhere I've seen. One guy I met suffers permanent nerve and heart damage from the process but they DID save his life. He gets a monthly paycheck from MSU because of it. He told me it wasn't worth it though.
There was a dude that actually brought back to life some dogs that were totaly dead it was like 5 out of . They were blind and had various other health problems.
Fact many animals and insects freeze solid, thaw out, and return to life every year leaves the potential open that a breakthrough may be possible one day. It may have taken nature millions of years to perfect cryopreservation but that doesn't mean it is totally out of the realm of possibility technology can get there one day.
The very first thing one does when embarking on the path of immortality is cutting off *all* mortal ties. No mum and dead, no cousins, sisters and brothers-- nothing. I thought this was well know, but clearly not. Another thing is to abandon *all* worldly desires. No exceptions. It also significantly depends on "luck". Some are fated for it, some are not. Most of the people you showed as an example in this video were looking for *shortcuts* to immortality. Immortality is not just: "I'm gonna do this and then i'm not gonna die, hurdur" like you're going to buy some bell peppers at a convinience store. It's an endless path of attempting to understand the very nature of "power".
I know it's fictional, but I have a character I've written who's tried immortality by replacing his limbs with other people's to stop them from decaying. It works, up until he's brutally killed in a fight, several hundred years after he was born.
here is an interesting fact/legend about qin shi huang: when he used to send alchemist to find the life elixir, a lot of alchemist knew it doesn’t exist, and would attempt to flee the country using the opportunity of being sent out, in order to escape death penalty. it is said that during one mission, an alchemist was sent to the east to search for ingredients for the elixir, and he actually escaped to japan and become the people of japan today.
It would make sense that a ruler would want to chase this down. He's like, life is pretty sweet having everyone at my beck and call 24/7. The law that I made about no women can deny the advances of the "Ruler God" was pure genius of me. I wish this could go on forever.
“Mouth sounds” “This kool-aid gonna be fire” “Shits gonna last bruh” “This sucks” “Dang kids and their RUclipss” “Srry dude Im outie” “Not stonks” “This guy is like SO dead” “Yummy” “And I took that personally” “Fantastic” “Can you leave” **turns blue** “ *DO YOU* “ “Hail Mary full of paste” “Hashshshshshahshdhshshshahahhsahah” “Or something” “Im very sick and dying” “How about now” “Yaay”*china burns* “Monies” Got me dying
7:30 Cryonics is not pseudoscience. The point of it is that in the future, they will find ways to resuscitate them as well as cure any ailment they may have had in life, not that we can do it now. You are completely missing the point.
@@jakobrose8278 So you would be ok seeing everyone you cared about die as well as everyone you will ever meet die, generations getting dumber as time goes on and just living in q world that gets worse over time?
At first glance I thought this video was about people who sought Immorality, not immorality, and the thumbnail was some dude who wanted to be evil but loved puppies too much 💀
So the main blocker from immortality is because our dna copies dna over and over and the more times it gets copied the more corrupt it becomes putting us closer to death, that being said dna can apparently last about 521 years, doesn't that mean that from your teenage years if you were to have some of your dna extracted and when your older you had it reimplanted. Isn't it theoretically possible to sustain yourself for about 521 years at least due to the dna being able to survive that long? Note: i am in no way a doctor or scientist so i dont know jack about this other then tidbits just a guy posting their thoughts/theory
I remember a book where a guy was immortal and he eventually gets tired of Earth and craves death now but is unsuccessful and just ends up a preacher
There's an episode of the Twilight Zone (old one, I think there was a remake but not sure) where a 1950s American realized his professor was an immortal guy from Ancient Greece, and was, like, 2500 years old or something. I dunno, it's been a while since I've seen it. Anyway, I remember that after the Greek guy told the story of how he became immortal, he explained that he just couldn't die naturally, but could still be killed. This led to an inner conflict where he started wanting to die after so long, but was too cowardly to do so. When the student asks him how he survived without getting killed in a war or some kind of accident, professor guy chalked it up to blind luck. I thought that was interesting.
Spoiler from here on (though I don't know who needs spoiler warnings for a 70 year old TV show)
At the end of the episode, it's revealed that the Greek guy would periodically marry and have kids, then when everyone else aged and he didn't, he would fake his death and move on. He gets discovered by a now elderly ex-wife who thinks his immortality is evil or something, and she confronts & murders him, because she decided it was immoral for him to live that long. So he gets what he kinda wished for in the end, I guess
ive learned enough from the movie Highlander
@@tiagodecastro2929 Interesting
Jerry Seinfeld
You can’t get bored when creativity is whatever you can imagine
In case you're curious. Icarus is the son of some dude who was pretty damn good at crafting. The father and son was held captive on a higher place so he used the wax and feathers from whatever to make wings. He decided they should fly away after warning his son to not fly high enough for the wax to melt and low enough for the feathers to become heavy from sea water. His son enjoyed flying through the sky so much that he stopped paying attention to how high he was going so the wings melted and he fell.
Thanks for the explanation!
extra info : the name of Icarus's father is Daedalus
Your thinking of sissyphus@@ChatHistory
this has nothing to do with the twink pit from the hit game kid icarus snh
Fun Fact: the first person to actually fly was a Muslim man named Abbas ibn Firnas.
The oversimplified with a good upload schedule
And millions fewer subs. Thanks for stopping by 😃
I would say more like Sam o Nella, oversimplified covered topics such as war and battles, this covers some of the extreme things taht happen in our world
I watched a programme about the first story. They also drank a sort of tea which was heavily laced with arsenic. Arsenic is a good preservative, so it helped mummify the bodies by killing off bacteria.
Arsenic is also an amazing poison😊😊
@@andistansbury4366 no arsenic is a known cause of leukemia hpwever a derivative of mustard gas is used for chemo
@@PennyEvolusMaybe that's what I was thinking of. Thanks for correcting me.
@@andistansbury4366 no problem
Who wants a spooky video for Halloween this year?
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The perfect channel for me to find while I have my pseudo weekly existential crisis late on a Sunday. That ending earned my subscribe. Keep it up!
3:30
Made me irrationally angry
*Sisyphus, man, Sisyphus*
Goodness gracious; the amount of quality , information and humor in these videos is criminally underrated. Hats off, man , panties down. Cheers 🎉
Thank you kindly!
Bro, research more. Your Videos are highly under researched and hella Biased. Please work on that!@ChatHistory
let’s b honest if you were rich, powerful and clinically insane you would also want to live forever
@@name5702 yes
That's why we're saying, Adrenochrome ain't no damn conspiracy bruh
Chief, adrenaline isn't gonna make ya immortal if yer heart is gonna weaken and fail from old age.
7:58 Almost missed that joke, so glad I didn't XD
Sneaky one there
What was it?
i didnt get it :(
@@Generic_Human26 me neither :(
@@Falco914 still waiting for an explanation
Isn't it ironic how the only guy performing bad stuffs on him instead of others was seen as insane ?
Wait wait.... So basically that ancestral caveman looking fitness scamming guy (can't remember his name...) was trying to obtain immortality by eating raw balls? 😂😂
Liver King.
@@pootisbird7280 oh yeah! That's it!
Underrated youtuber, hope u go famous my man!
Thank you very much!
This channel is underrated, it should be shown more on our recommended.
i love these types of videos so much, i mightve known a lot of stuff like this before, but i always learn something new out of it. straight to the point, amazing. love you man!
Dang that 0:20 Brave Fencer Musashi as background music from the start takes me way back. 🥹
It's amazing 🥹
A little optimistic here but if I were to be immortal, my greatest fear of "can't do all" would be history and I'd be... overwhelmed by all the things I wanna do, rather than if I could actually do them. Sounds like a fever dream to me- definitely gonna try out *_✏ics_*
@2:39 IS THAT FULL METAL BLOOD-CA-MIST?
10:05 It's not how much time you have, it's how you use it - Ekko
It's about how much time you have and how you use it - Me
Man, i am so glad the algorithm plopped you in front of me. The only thing that would be better than one of your videos is one of your videos but, like, long form
I've been really upset all day, but I couldn't help but smile while watching this, so thank you :)
Glad it helped 😊 I hope you have a wonderful day and you're able to work through your troubles. 💛
@@ChatHistory thank you! i wish you the same!
These are the channels I love to find. Gonna watch all your videos man 💯
Thanks for stopping by! Just a fair warning that my earlier content is very different in presentation 😅
Very interesting topic. I also really enjoy your humor, keep it coming! :)
Can't wait for the sequel to this video "People Who Sought Immortality [And Were Successful]".
It'd be a short video anyways.
Interesting, humorous, and informative. Reminds me of bluejay, or this more famous Canadian channel who barely posts anymore, and whose name i can't recall.
I appreciate that! Thanks for stopping by
nelson mandela
Nelson Manteca
“Bug hulking meat sacks”
Bro knows what he’s doing💀
5:50 there. this frame felt like a millisecond but still.
You're welcome
Until someone is thawed out and brought back to functioning life, cryonics is a foolish choice.
0:59 Yeah, they've now found that most of those mummies are fake. They also went through and proved that the people that were self mummified while they were still technically. Alive were actually dead before they started the mummification process.
Eternal life is after this one, in paradise or hell , and we should ask god that its in paradise
You took the video to the chest huh
@@wilsonlopez8781 im rooted in reality and thats reality , we are here for couple of years in a test, then we pass the test or we don’t, the real life comes after this one
"-2 girth" ??? No way! 😱 . . . 🤣
5:04 - you’re welcome everyone
fym
if i was immortal, i would deactivate my pain receptors
4:57 sounds familiar
British?
This is a great video! Hilarious and informative! 👌
Also. Amazing background musashi music.
oh damn i lost the bet
also btw trhe break time didnt work for me
anyway love ur content:)
Yeah the break I made was too short. Is that what you experienced?
i think there is supposed to be an add? and i didnt gert it@@ChatHistory
For a second you made me think *I* had forgotten Sisyphus' name. Genuinely was so disgusted lol
I remember there was this ancient chinese guy who was making this "Immortality Elixir"... instead, he made gunpowder.
That death wall reference was so unexpected I love it
That blood transfusion is disgusting me, insane he got through 11 without issues
Now do one about the people who sought immortality [and succeeded]
Excuse me what was that SCREEM😂 3:07
Gota love the RuneScape music
Michigan State University has, with mixed results, frozen people for 48 hours while undergoing experimental life saving surgeries.
The tests haven't been published anywhere I've seen.
One guy I met suffers permanent nerve and heart damage from the process but they DID save his life. He gets a monthly paycheck from MSU because of it. He told me it wasn't worth it though.
There was a dude that actually brought back to life some dogs that were totaly dead it was like 5 out of . They were blind and had various other health problems.
I love this channel. (A Clockwork Orange is my favorite movie of all time).
Besides cool info etc etc, I always look out for the RuneScape tracks you sneak in. Needless to say, I'm not disappointed 😎
Idk why your Icarus and sisyphus joke made me laugh so hard... but I want you to know it did. Thank you. 😂
Ur gonna make it big just u wait
I could only hope. Thanks :)
Bro, i’m loving this channel 🤣🤣🤣
I think I’m just gonna trust the process maybe death isn’t as scary as I think it is. Maybe it’s pretty chill. Who knows.
Fact many animals and insects freeze solid, thaw out, and return to life every year leaves the potential open that a breakthrough may be possible one day. It may have taken nature millions of years to perfect cryopreservation but that doesn't mean it is totally out of the realm of possibility technology can get there one day.
5:15 Hell's paradise reference
This was a very interesting video. Keep up the good vids :). God bless u :D
Why would I report my immortal..... I meeeeaaannnn, someone else's immortality. Yeaaaah.
The very first thing one does when embarking on the path of immortality is cutting off *all* mortal ties. No mum and dead, no cousins, sisters and brothers-- nothing. I thought this was well know, but clearly not. Another thing is to abandon *all* worldly desires. No exceptions. It also significantly depends on "luck". Some are fated for it, some are not. Most of the people you showed as an example in this video were looking for *shortcuts* to immortality. Immortality is not just: "I'm gonna do this and then i'm not gonna die, hurdur" like you're going to buy some bell peppers at a convinience store. It's an endless path of attempting to understand the very nature of "power".
I know it's fictional, but I have a character I've written who's tried immortality by replacing his limbs with other people's to stop them from decaying. It works, up until he's brutally killed in a fight, several hundred years after he was born.
This is gold!
damn they changed it quick
Ok so people always say the seeing your loved ones decay but how is that different from normal life?
If you want more detail on this listen to Chasing Immortality. I'm 100% sure they've done all of these cases
I was about to laugh at the DL 400 lbs, but then I remembered most guys aren't 300 lbs behemoths.
here is an interesting fact/legend about qin shi huang:
when he used to send alchemist to find the life elixir, a lot of alchemist knew it doesn’t exist, and would attempt to flee the country using the opportunity of being sent out, in order to escape death penalty. it is said that during one mission, an alchemist was sent to the east to search for ingredients for the elixir, and he actually escaped to japan and become the people of japan today.
bruv couldnt they just say that 仙 elixir doenst exist?
@@equilibrum999 but the emperor believed it did exist. so failure to bring it back resulted in death
Bro im new and I love your vids you should do one about mid evil times
"Seeing your love ones slowly dying around you?"
So? Ever had pets or parents? Things die, give me the immortal kool-aid
Give them the immortal kool aid too if they want it or give it to people who want it and wanna be close to you, problem solved lol
@@manavparikh2086 hell no, fuck them
It would make sense that a ruler would want to chase this down.
He's like, life is pretty sweet having everyone at my beck and call 24/7.
The law that I made about no women can deny the advances of the "Ruler God" was pure genius of me.
I wish this could go on forever.
"Rules God" is just Nelson Mandela. Explain yourself
when is the video of people who sought immortality and succeeded?
I'm having a bad time and this is for some reason makes me happy
Hope you get to a better place soon 💙
the picture of the dog here in this video really made me like dogs more
"This Kool aid finna be fire"🤣🤣🤣🤣
8:42 bruh you gotta warn someone before you drop that on them. I damn near puked.
We need a people who sought immortality and succeeded.
Ah yes, I remember Icarus saying it's Icaring time after he pushed a boulder.
Yeah, I've been searching for immortality since 1644, without success. Maybe someday...
Youll get there. Just keep trying.
5:17 - daddy chill😂😂
What was the music you used at 3:47 ?
this shi great dude remember me when ur famous dawg I’m gna show up one day when ur a billionaire
The remedy for immortality? Remnant.
I like that he specifies that they failed in the title
No way it’s the bogdanov guy from Red Flood, I didn’t know he was real! 😮
“Mouth sounds”
“This kool-aid gonna be fire”
“Shits gonna last bruh”
“This sucks”
“Dang kids and their RUclipss”
“Srry dude Im outie”
“Not stonks”
“This guy is like SO dead”
“Yummy”
“And I took that personally”
“Fantastic”
“Can you leave”
**turns blue**
“ *DO YOU* “
“Hail Mary full of paste”
“Hashshshshshahshdhshshshahahhsahah”
“Or something”
“Im very sick and dying”
“How about now”
“Yaay”*china burns*
“Monies”
Got me dying
Fellas, stop fighting. We all know there is one god here.
The mighty green ogre
It's all ogre
Controversialy the blood transfusions couldve kept him alot more healthy maybe if it werent for getting blood from someone with multiple disease
not everyone has the kinda vibe needed to live forever
9:36 it as all placebo since it wasn't nearly enough testosterone
Great content
Blood transfusions are still a thing today
Well, Immortality is a hell in the end…
Is being dead really that terrifying to some people?
7:30 Cryonics is not pseudoscience. The point of it is that in the future, they will find ways to resuscitate them as well as cure any ailment they may have had in life, not that we can do it now. You are completely missing the point.
….dumbest comment of the century goes to….
That was not a deadlift workout lol
I love the runescape music lol
I rather not be immortal on Earth. It would be a nightmare.
Good riddance then.
@@jakobrose8278 I think only a fool would wanna live forever on Earth.
@@CosmicDuskWolf
You would think that.
@@jakobrose8278 So you would be ok seeing everyone you cared about die as well as everyone you will ever meet die, generations getting dumber as time goes on and just living in q world that gets worse over time?
@CosmicDuskWolf who said we're bound to earth?
1:07 nahhh 😳
At first glance I thought this video was about people who sought Immorality, not immorality, and the thumbnail was some dude who wanted to be evil but loved puppies too much 💀
Im a big fan of the OSRS soundtracks lol
I finally know how to pronounce Qin Shi Huang's name
3:24 "Girth -2"☠💀☠I don't know what girth is☠💀☠
6:28 persian names be funny ash
Why would cryonics be pseudo-science it works for smaller mammals, should theoretically work for bigger.
So the main blocker from immortality is because our dna copies dna over and over and the more times it gets copied the more corrupt it becomes putting us closer to death, that being said dna can apparently last about 521 years, doesn't that mean that from your teenage years if you were to have some of your dna extracted and when your older you had it reimplanted. Isn't it theoretically possible to sustain yourself for about 521 years at least due to the dna being able to survive that long?
Note: i am in no way a doctor or scientist so i dont know jack about this other then tidbits just a guy posting their thoughts/theory
Bro wtf u got against cinnamon toast crunch