Surviving A Roller Coaster That Tries to KILL You In 1 Minute | Euthanasia Coaster
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2021
- Fear has always been associated with roller coasters. Many have developed phobias to coasters because of how intimidating they appear. Despite how tall and fast they go. The odds of you dying on a roller coaster is highly unlikely. Your average amusement or theme park will always have the best safety protocols to keep you intact. However, 10 years ago a so-called engineer made a roller coaster model with the sole purpose of killing the riders. If this was a new roller coaster today, it would stretch taller than kinda ka at Six Flags Great Adventure. Travel faster than formula Rossa and have the highest g force of any attraction. Still, after some research into the ride. I found that if this was indeed built, you can in fact survive. So watch and find out, while also realizing the engineer is kind of a lunatic.
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Imagine the ride coming to a stop with a bunch of dead people in the seats and then there is one guy screaming “Again Again”
And it was at that moment he knew. He f*cked up
Hell naw, to da naw naw naww!
haaaaaaaa
LOL! 😂😂😂😂😂 🏆
Fun fact: he's saying again again because he wants it to kill him
No, I think the button at the top of the hill is a great idea. Imagine building up in your head for years that you want to die, and this is how you want to go. But then when you're actually taking that long, long climb up the hill, the physical reality of what you're doing sinks in and you panic. You don't want to do this anymore. You want to live. Imagine now that there's no button, and you spend the rest of that long, long climb screaming to stop the ride. Begging for your life. That's fucking horrifying. Having a last minute chance to opt out after you've climbed the hill is honestly the only ethical way to make this coaster, imo.
I agree. I think that many people would end up changing their mind, and if there was a button, it wouldn’t be too late.
@@bingus1740 how’d you even get down
@@rilo3987 the same way you went up?
Agreed honestly that would b awesome bc that person would finally find the will and want to live 😩😩 like major anti depressant haha I think it would take a lot of there suffering away rather then a gun that you can’t pause when you pull the trigger
@@KioWhite so slowly going back wards down that steep ass height? not very ideal to me this guy should’ve thought of an elevator too lol
it was designed for people that loved roller coasters and that had been diagnosed with a condition that would slowly kill them very sadly and painfully, so instead, wanted to die like this, doing something they love, the whole thing was based under the idea of slowly falling asleep forever doing what you love
I don’t like how much people try to sanitize death
@@cronchtm4900Death is death. Clean or dirty, we all meet the reaper eventually.
@@cronchtm4900you wouldn’t like to know what happens at the morgue, then...
@@arkbien9303This is why we have to repent of our sins before it is too late. Do you think hitler will never pay for what he did? That he will rest peacefully? Do you think life has no purpose? This life is meant for us to seek God. 🙏✝️ This world is only temporary. But with Jesus Christ He can give you true peace and eternal life. John 3:16 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever shall believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” KJV ❤ God died on the cross for you to pay the fine for your sins. He does not want to see you in hellfire, but he gives you free will because He loves you so much. Who gave you the mind, soul, and spirit? It was Him. ❤
@JustABoy_NotTheThingfunniest shit Iver ever seen they pickled his grand das
I saw this guy's TED talk and he isn't that weird or crazy. Julijonas Urbonas designs these rides and concepts to give the viewers a genuine experience about them. He does not design these things to have them built, but to provoke thoughts, emotions, and a new way of looking at things. It's very interesting tbh.
Fully agree.
So he's an artist of engineering. Cool
i think that the argument about his vague description was unfair as it seemed that a lot of it was because he isn't fluent in english, its pretty clear that hes not trying to be an engineer but rather some form of artist
but then some guy's inevitably gonna come along and invent the torment nexus
dead body planet is still weird
Bruh this whole video is everyone’s first roller coaster in planet coaster
LMAO FR THO
When I play on my Xbox, it say too scary
@@tsk961 that is the reason I just go to the share section and find the best replicas 😢 cuz I don’t have the time to try lmao 🤣
to be honest I've made worse then this shit man I've made Death by Coster and death by Girlfriend all in one
I know right hahahaha
I’m not scared of the roller coaster usually, it’s the anticipation of the coaster, it almost makes me sick, but when I’m on I’m fine
Going up the hill makes me feel panicky but I love the drop!
THATS EXACTLY THE SAME AS ME
That explains it
Yea
i enjoy drops but going up roller coasters gives me so much anxiety
Urbonas is not an engineer, he is an artist, and his eunenasia coaster is not satirical, but a thought experiment. Just read how he describes it, its a proposed way to end life with 'grace and euphoria' instead of pain and suffering. I think its beautiful.
Inert gas asphyxiation would be much more enjoyable and practical. High G-force doesn't feel particularly good... inert gas asphyxiation literally begins with euphoria and ends with slipping into unconsciousness while euphoric.
“Katie M” you okay????
Yeah the whole time he was going on about how not credible this guy is I was just shaking my head like "uh yeah he's not really going for that, he's an *artist* "
Totally agreed! The thought experiment is only scary if you'd want to survive. For a terminally ill person, suffering every day towards an inevitable death, it would offer one last incredible adrenalin rush. Especially if they're able to opt out until the drop begins.
not me! I very much resent having death happening as an art. Perhaps, he'd realize that from actual experience You as well too! you're no artist who understands the artistry in/of Death!
I am not scared of dying, I am scared of how fast it goes
I am scared of speed too
and the loops
Well I have never been on a Rollercoaster that has loops before (this be depressing) So I cannot say much
Yeah nobody actually thinks the coaster is gonna kill them, even if their subconscious is screaming it.
I just hate loops lol
I love speed, yet I hate the loops lmao. That's kinda why I don't really fear driving at crazy speeds.
Exactly. I’m afraid of being out of control and not being able to stop the ride if I start to panic. It’s a phobia I’ve had for my whole life.
the 5% that survive be like: lets go again!
Lol
Nah it’s a vegetable printer they would survive but they would be messed up
@@Daniel-ux4qk not everyone some people will just make it fine man
And then they survive again, just that *Dream Luck* 😎
@@bloom9993 dream will survive like 10000000 times and then claim that he didnt cheat
Cool concept, but like you said, 60 seconds without oxygen is insufficient to kill most people. Many people have survived much longer than this under far worse conditions. Would I ride it though, and test this out? Hell no.
Me either. Especially if it’s almost a 2,000 foot drop
I was able to hold my breath for a minute once.
It’s not oxygen. It’s the blood rushing to your feet from 10g of force and staying there. That’s what kills you.
@@larrytemen4789 I've done a little research, and people have survived some truly ridiculous g-forces, much higher than ten- but usually they are only subjected to them for a few seconds. With proper training and a healthy heart, i'd argue there's a slim chance for an elite human. But the average human would most certainly die. Cause of death for these kinds of fatalities seems to involve arteries and veins being strained literally to the breaking point.
Usually the high g forces are subjected to them for around 1/10 of a second.
For those that don’t know this ride was meant for people with terminal illnesses who wanted to end their life doing something fun. They all sign waivers and there are multiple places for them to turn back before starting
didn't he say that it does not exist in real life?
@@4our31 it was never built but it was a full idea that had all of the plans made and it was ready to be built but never was
@@DrHexagon_ it was never going to be built, it would be unethical and no one wants to fund it.
and he says its for termanilly ill people in the video
@@DrHexagon_ I wonder why.
@@ourfastestfox1481is this a joke
For me, any fear of roller coasters doesn’t have to do with the fear that they will break / I will die, rather that I feel like the drop is too big for me to mentally handle
Same. I love when the track banks sideways, and speed is thrilling to me, and I can even enjoy multiple small hills (sometimes called bunny hills). But forget about steep vertical drops. I don't think it's about the height, because I've always liked aerial trams and observation decks in skyscrapers. It's more the feeling of my stomach leaping into my throat, and a fear of passing out or having a heart attack or spinal fracture.
I've never been afraid and I love them, just went on the worlds tallest last weekend in fact (Kingda Ka), however I've always thought it would be an easy fear to conquer since once you're strapped in and it's moving you're committed... you don't think you can "mentally handle" it... but you will, guaranteed. Do that a few times and you should be over it.
@@Chris-xo2rq Nah. I've ridden many roller coasters and still hate them mostly. For me, it's about not being in control. The very thing you describe is what I hate and if you aren't enjoying it, why bother?
@Chris I’ve been on rollercoasters and I’m still scared of them. I just don’t like drops and even small drops scare me still. I just can’t mentally handle it lol
@@joshshultz1250 Yet, you are in control when driving yet statistically there's many more car deaths
“or this was just a way for him to get a lot of dead bodies for his planet” 😂
yeah lol
Literally came here to make this comment.
I'm that person who just doesn't like the sensation of roller coasters - but I'm very very fascinated by them and really enjoy being the useful person who looks after everyone's coats and sunglasses!
Me for real hahaha. I went to Universal last week, and many people tried to stop my family and I while we were waiting in line because we were holding our stuff instead of putting it in lockers. Each time they’d point at me and say, “She’s not going on, she’s just gunna hold our stuff.” 😂
On behalf of all coaster riders, thanks for holding our stuff
Same
People like you are valued 💙
-the thrill seekers
Lol sane
I always find the 'safer than driving' claims to be a little silly. The reason is that you spend a hell of a lot of time in a car and almost no time in a roller coaster. If you spent as much time in a rollercoaster than driving I am not so sure it is actually more safe.
This is actually a very interesting point of view. One could totally do some math based on some statistics in order to compare the risk of death between driving a car and riding a roller coaster. But that person would have to keep in mind several things though, so it's not an easy task:
1: It's more dangerous to drive a car in some countries than other countries.
2: It's more dangerous to ride a roller coaster in some countries than other countries.
3: It's more dangerous to ride some types of roller coasters than some other types of roller coasters.
4: If one is drunk or on drugs, the chance of that individual dying while driving a car increases a lot more than if that person rides a roller coaster.
And some other factors as well probably
The thing about cars is, it just need one drunk idiot and you're gone - for a coaster to be fatal it needs a lot more than one human error
Keep in mind that most roller coasters are operating every few minutes (or constantly with multiple trains) for hours a day, seven days a week, for decades. And whenever one actually has an accident, it makes the national news.
Car accidents happen multiple times a day in every large city on Earth. Even if you drive only once a month but ride coasters every day, you're probably STILL at far greater risk in the car than on the ride.
No, even accounting for miles travelled they are MUCH safer than driving. Driving is the most dangerous thing an average person does on a regular basis. (Note: I said "average person", if you have a particularly dangerous profession this may not apply to you).
Even so, hundreds, maybe thousands of people will ride a given coaster at a park, maybe 20 to 30 people at a time, so even if the ride is 20 minutes, that's 40 to 60 minutes of riding time in total, likely as much as, if not more than the average time spent in a car each day. How many times have you heard of a coaster accident vs car accidents? I think that statistically, coasters are far, far safer than driving.
You see, the fear of rollercoasters isn’t about dying, it’s the feeling and how sensitive you are to the feeling.
its the only reason i missed the chance to ride kingda ka the pressure of the drop is too overwhelming
imagine the person who survives after the ride:
"you promissed this coaster would kill me but it didn´t prepare yourself to talk to my lawyer"
Just ride it again
@@JacobTemple_CE huh
"I'm terribly sorry, sir. Here have a free ticket."
Keep a gun under the counter, if someone comes back alive from it, just shoot them 😆
You wouldn't be conscious. 1 minute of oxygen deprivation to your brain likely won't kill you but it definitely will knock you unconscious.
I'd imagine deep divers, fighter jet pilots can survive this
Coaster enthusiasts :D
Yup
YOU HAVE THE SAME PIC AS ME
how deep divers, i thought pilots yes
but divers dont have more g's
just more pressure
@@nakoda1610 yes
i’ve actually rode intimidator 305 at kings dominion about 200 times, and 5G is a lot heavier than it sounds, i’ve blacked out many times, but it is just hard to keep your eyelids up because of the amount of pressure pulling them down.
i heavily doubt u did it 200 times... thats too much
@@anissans-zo1bcMight be an error, probably meant to say 20 or smth
2:18 people can change their mind about ending themselves, I would know, I'm one of them
I'm not afraid to die.
Im afraid of the big drops, and the tight tummy feeling. It immediately makes me unable to scream or breathe
I love roller coasters but I have a fear of heights so I have to check out the ones I'm going to go on first- launch coasters are fine or if it moves up the lift hill quickly bc I don't want to have time to look around and think about how high I am.
You basically are afraid of death bc when you said your scared that you might not be able to breath bc you have to breath to live (obviously)so yah that means your scared of death 💀
Honestly same 💀
I'm fine with the big drops but the whole going upside down thing no.
Big drops can be physically painful for me. It's not a fun time so I tend to avoid coasters that are just that.
As an enthusiast, I would make it my final ride just to experience that incredible drop! Would also love to see a button at the top where it asks if you want to take the euthanasia track or the less forceful, slower track that's just meant for riding, not killing, and by slower, I just mean by a little bit. I wouldn't want it to be like 50 MPH.
that wasnt the question
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@@benjason_94 No one asked you.
I feel like this would be great for people who want a fun way for people to go, especially if someone’s considering medically assisted or if they are terminal and want too go out in a fun way
when you said that you get annoyed when people are scared of rollercoasters, well for me, im not scared of the rollercoaster because i think its not safe, im scared of rollercoasters because i hate drops and i have a severe fear of falling or that sensation
Yeah that's true that feeling of dropping
This coaster is a euthanasia coaster by design. It is frightning honestly. There was even a discussion of building one for death row inmates. Kill 20 to 30 at a time. I thought it was BS. It wasnt. It would be a death machine. Love the video and cant wait for more.👍👍👍
I can imagine it being a lot of money
Honestly, if I was a death row inmate that’s the death I would like to die.
Whats the name of the incident coaster
Like the bone crusher in the movie nothing but trouble.
@@justarandompeep412 I agree
its a once in a lifetime opportunity
Literally
Ehehe
Lmao
Talking about the previous projects of the ride's creator is something I've not seen other people do. Major props.
this is the rollercoaster that my aunt expects me to survive from
Correction 1:40 it's Lithuanian designer, not French. "The Euthanasia Coaster is a hypothetical steel roller coaster designed to kill its passengers.[1] It was designed in 2010, and made into a scale model by Lithuanian artist Julijonas Urbonas".
Knowing RUclips this videos probably gonna go viral…
It better, he gave more than info than real-life lore.
also the GP will want to watch this
Yup lol, that’s why Theme park crazy has so many views
@@MaxThrills yeah, lol
Possibly yes
Its not the scare of dying on the rollercoaster, its the feeling the movement creates that is litterally the scariest thing imaginable for people who do have that feeling. That person being me.
Just watching this video made me terrified on how this would be irl
people are scared to go on roller coasters because they dont know if its gonna be THAT rare occasion that something messes up, and they're the one it happens to.
That’s me. Always like that for me, if it can happen it will happen to me.
i am not scared of dying in a roller coaster, i just automatically get scared when im in a very fast vehicle
Same, I can’t even sit in a fast moving car
People holding their breath before getting on the ride:
*I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you*
Correction 5
it would be 1700 feet high, so the oxygen up there is way harder to breath and is thinner, so no.
@@CJPlayz777 are you confusing feet with meters because at about 500 meters up you would have no shortness of breath whatsoever
…10G doesn’t care if there’s air in your lungs or not…
A much more effective solution is to just remove the second half of the drop
Great video but Urbonas is not a French engineer, he is a Lithuanian artist.
This would likely be enthusiasts new number 1 before losing consciousness
Go bills!
Wow that’s uh
Facts they’re always whining about intensity 😂
Fascinating! I love hearing thoughts about stuff like this.
Here's my thoughts coming from an artist. (Note: I'm not familiar with this guy's other works)
The euthanasia coaster is definitely an interesting idea to think about, and I'd consider it a very successful art piece. Setting logic aside, the point of it is to make one think about death, and just by me typing this comment, I'd say it definitely does it's job.
There are so many ways to look at death, most perspectives being about "fear of the unknown". Death is something we don't understand and can't control, and because it's so far out of our control it terrifies us.
Now, roller coasters are the very essence of "being in control" every loop, ever turn, even the seat of the coaster was taken into consideration into making it safe. But the thrill it gives to it's rider is a brief moment of our body feeling out of control. As in sensory overload, gravity shift, being thrown around without a choice...it's almost a glimpse into what it might feel like to face death. But at the same time not really, because the coaster is totally in control and the trust we put into the coaster to keep us safe is what makes it into a pleasant experience. It's a bit like watching a scary movie on TV, it's a controlled illusion of feeling totally out of control.
So with all that being said, the significance of this piece is not so much as "this coaster will kill you", but to think about death differently.
It's a visual argument for letting people be in control of their end and making that choice feeling safe and confident.
Now, with all that being written, I totally chuckled at this video talking about the logic. It's like trying to take figurative speech literally. But it was very interesting! 👍
POV: u liked cause how long this is and didnt read it
No affence but I 100% think that almost nobody fully read this lol.
@@AutumnColoursYT I did🤯 Also you can never be 100% sure of anything really
@@angelamacmillan5206 True!:")
Regarding being afraid: roller coasters are literally designed to create the illusion of danger. Not everyone enjoys that, even if it is, in reality, safe.
I am afraid of roller coasters and I don't know if this is irrational or not but I hate the feeling of falling and when I'm going up I freak out. If you get annoyed when someone's with you and their too afraid of going on a roller coaster just go without them and let them wait for you. Remember that fear is irrational its sorta like a phobia and you cant judge someone based on what their scared of. If they don't want to ride let them not ride.
this is what I was thinking like the way he treats it like something that can just be brushed off is not particularly nice towards people like us
I feel like this would break after a couple of runs
Some people aren't afraid of dying on one. They just dont like heights
some people have dippretion and they want to die that's why they would go on this coaster
@@littletaki2139 so me
With me, I’ll go on anything as long as it doesn’t fling me upside down. Idk what it is I just hate loops even though I’ve never been on them. Maybe I’ll try it one day and it’ll either erase my fear or make it worse, who knows
@@littletaki2139 nice english👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
And even if they’re afraid of dying, so what yknow? Phobias can’t just be cured by getting on a coaster a few times
Imagine if this guy built an entire theme park
😂
When I was in my early teens, I remember riding the roller coaster 14 times back to back. The thrill and adrenaline rush was amazing
Cap
I'm not scared of a roller coaster because I feel like I'll get hurt. I'm scared because I hate the motions and I'm afraid of heights. Waiting in line for an hour, then getting in a seat, knowing there is no going back, and seeing that one big drop, makes my stomach feel very weird.
Same. I have no doubt coasters are safe. I just hate how coasters make my body feel. I don't like the stomach feeling either, I hate the sensation of falling too.
@@Una_RidlowI like coasters that are a bit crazy while still being close to the ground
Imagine if this was real , where are they going to keep the bodies if people wanna get on the ride ?
It is designed to kill people with incurable diseases without it being painful so they would just be buried.
@@AZgood2 ok
I would be surprised if they didn’t sue them though
Also it is real
AZgood2 Wasn’t it design for death row inmates?
Julijonas Urbonas is not French but Lithuanian.
In France we've had a euthanasia roller coaster for a long time already, it's called the RER B on a hot and busy day
Gotta love someone telling me I’m a scared idiot for not liking the stomach-turning feeling that you get from drops
now your getting it
@@GreatAmericanCoastermfs when they find out people have fears: 🤯 😱😰😨😲
@@GreatAmericanCoasterYou're mean. You can't speak for everyone. Some of us aren't scared Idiots! We have a thing called Common Sense!
@@waylonpattersonscaredy cat losers 😂
This is humane. If I get a terminal illness, I would rather go out like this.
Even with terminal disease you might survive
10 G's wouldn't feel great... there was a rollercoaster that broke bones on several occasions due to high G-load. A much better way is called inert gas asphyxiation, you become euphoric and delirious and slip into unconsciousness. It's how ethical research institutions kill their lab animals.
Why though? .. It certainly wouldn't be a pleasant ride. Why spend your last seconds in misery and alone ? What if you do survive? It can't be much good for your brain.
Two things:
1. I still don't understand how you can survive it because we haven't yet studied biology in school.
2. Did you script this because it is a work of art (in other words it is amazing.)
I don't think the uploader does either. He had to google his information.
This was an average video.
Sorry that the uploader never responded to you.
@@SiberianSoldier ye
Some of us can we are the immortals and we are out there
@@SiberianSoldier That's ok
@@Canev821 what are you 10? I studied biology in 9th grade
I’m terrified of rollercoasters. Not because I think anything bad will happen, I just don’t like them.
The engineer/artist/whatever gives me major Cave Johnson vibes as you went through the other projects he's done
Yes I would ride this if I was about to die so I could have some thrill before I just get killed by physics
Yea i mant to if im told ill be dieing soon like in a weeek
@@noahniskala its not real tho
I'm severely afraid of roller coasters because they go super fast and I'm afraid of heights I don't mind anything else but the time you go uphill and when you go downhill i don't like the feeling of sitting upward and watching the trees turn into little dots is insane I hate it
i mostly hate huge drops and loops but sometimes i like huge drops
@@extinctechoplayz4258 it's the felling of going up and thinking why you went on it 🙂👌
@@matthewjenks5615 yeah
I’m fairly scared of heights, the lift hill is by far the worst bit. I much prefer launch coasters. For some reason whilst it’s moving after the lift hill I’m fine, which is why I end up gritting my teeth and doing it. My daughter is obsessed and Daddy won’t go on many, so I’m ‘volunteered’ because she’s only 8. She dragged me on storm chaser, (like waltzer cars, they free spin as you go round) and we were put in the 2nd row of the first car, so we went up the lift hill backwards. It was horrendous (coaster was great but the lift hill was terrible). I adore the Hulk coaster in Universal IOA, I’d rather go on it 20 times than storm chaser again!
Same and I’m scared of heights too
Wow. Insulting him being "demented" and "smoking" and "crackpot" and "French" (he's Lithuanian)
7:00 English is not his first language, in Lithuania it's probably third, also he may be introverted and cannot talk to camera comfortably
It's a theoretical university project for euthanasia alternative, hence the name. Actual practical use
My friend works at a theme park, he actually works on one of the coasters you showed! He’s terrified to ride most coasters, even the one he works, not because he thinks they are unsafe, if you ask him he thinks they are one of the most safety focused designed machines. He’s just got a legit phobia of heights.
If I was diagnosed as terminally ill, I might consider this, and if I was suffering from extensive pain, in a fog because of the morphine/opioid mix, couldn’t eat, and my quality of life was a a one. Someone that I knew had pancreatic cancer, and went through all of the above. He would have enjoyed that ride.
Honestly, we are all going to die one day...
So if I had the choice, I would totally spend the very lasts seconds of my life in a Roller Coaster than in a hospital bed 😅
U woudnt know when ur gonna have ur last few seconds
@@aayanahmed5207 both situations are sad and horrible anyway... But still, I prefer the coaster than the hospital 😉
you could be shot to death, or stabbed to death, or kicked to death, etc. Might not die in a hospital bed
@@OzFOO Hemmm of course...
I sincerely hope not but thank you to confirm me that I would prefer die in a roller coaster anyway :)
What about the immortals what do we do?
This seems like a painful and terrifying way to go
Pretty sure my brain is convinced that every rollercoastser is like this one. And I DID go on a few, fighting my irrational fear ,yet my body still sees it as a traumatic event that we survived by a miracle...and I KNOW there was basically 0 chance of me dying, but its like telling my body it can levitate - it screams BS back at me.
I find it hard to think about things getting so bad that I feel the need for take one last roller coaster ride that I know might kill me. Rather die at home with my family around me.
Financially, the construction of this thing is just impossible, this guy should rather create or design a human centrifuge, smaller and much more powerful
This brings back memories of playing Roller Coaster Tycoon.
I haven't heard a real lisp in a long time. This was refreshing.
Irrational as it is, drops have always terrified me.
YESS I HATE DROPS 😭
@@baileyxcookie5093 man, I wish I didn’t but it’s an irrational phobia I’ve never been able to get over. Like my whole shit freezes up during them
Drops are my favorite part of the ride I love that feeling in the stomach
@@mumblingmarvic8969 Man, I absolutely hate that feeling.
@@mumblingmarvic8969 I am however gonna muster up the guts for the Incredicoaster next month.
The fact that Top Thrill Dragster rlly did possibly kill someone recently, and is in this video 😭😭😭
righttt😂😂😂😂
There was no death. A woman was badly injured when a metal part flew off the ride and hit her, but she didn’t die.
I never could stomach roller coasters, especially those that did loops.
this was so entertaining!
watching this after someone die at Orlando
Yeah, I’d I knew I was gonna die soon, I’d say my goodbyes and ride this thing. I’ve always loved roller coasters and never been scared of them, so I feel like it’d be an awesome way to go
Fighter pilots:
“It’s getting a bit boring, I’m gonna drink a coffee”
The designer was actually not French, he was Lithuanian
The coaster is meant for people with incurable diseases who want an unpainful death
EDIT: *Kinda* unpainful
He said that at the end
But thats kinda gonna be painful..;-;
i remember this. my mom told me about it
Ah yes, crushed ribs. Very
*unpainful*
@@Wingedlizar i don't think they'll be able to feel that seeing as they'd probably pass out first
RCT enthusiasts that like to do insane coaster be like: *Pathetic*
Show up a 43G none stop for 30 seconds
And if you survive my theme park, you get an all expenses paid trip to my zoo. 🙃
I've never understood the fear of rollercoasters. I have a near-paralyzing fear of heights, and I've never had any trouble on any rollercoaster. Absolutely love them. If you get motion sickness, that's a different story, and there have been some rollercoasters that were just too mechanically rough for me (I don't like getting whiplash on a ride), but I've never even been the slightest bit worried about one malfunctioning. I've never been to an amusement park that wasn't pushing hundreds or thousands of riders through their coasters every day.
It’s not a fear of getting hurt, it’s a fear of being out of control and not being able to stop the ride if I have a panic attack. I have it so bad that I can’t even go on kiddie rides. It’s horrible. 😢
@@ArtMusicLife15If you can’t go on CHILDREN’S rides, you need to seek therapy. That is definitely unhealthy.
@@ProJello2 I don't know whether to be angry with you or agree/laugh. I know I have an issue. It's a deep-rooted childhood issue. I'm in my late 40's and I don't plan on going on any amusement park rides anytime soon, so I think I'll be ok. Plus I'm fine with cars, buses, planes, etc. - it's just rides. So this fear is not exactly something I need to really work on at this point in my life. But thanks for your input.
@@ArtMusicLife15 No I know that most people are scared of rides, but how could anyone be scared of a small cart that goes 1mph? Driving a car is 60x more fast than that!
@@ProJello2 I understand your confusion. It's confusing to me as well, and I'm not sure I can explain it any differently. I have a "fear of fear" as crazy as that sounds. If you've never experienced a panic attack before you won't understand what I'm talking about, and that's ok. I hope you never have one.
okay but what is that thing at 6:23?
No one:
That French designer becoming thanos at 7:10 and shrek at 7:17
He is Lithuanian, not french.
I have very high blood pressure. I would probably die on the first drop!
Honestly I’d feel like I’m dying from the drop bc how fast it is I’ll be like BYE WORLD 💀 even if it won’t kill me like it’s just a regular run roller coaster 💀💀
I have it too now I'm not sure if I'll ride one
Not sure if I missed it but I scrolled down through the comment section to see if anyone wrote about the two poor souls that went over and off the rails in the beginning.
On a different note I remember doing something stupid as a teenager, me and a friend were punching each other back and forth for kicks while the roller coaster was making loops and turns. For some reason it felt more relaxing than just sitting there.
I think this is a brilliant concept. The narrator is a real Debby Downer.
If the 10g's weren't going to kill me, i would like to ride this. Great video!
Bro he said if u don’t die u will be under life support would you rather be dead or be in the hospital or be in great condition
@@chadgod7765 take a jokw
@@c328m lmao you cant even spell joke
@@chadgod7765 who cares? and i thought autocorrect would work and it didn’t, y tf is that always the first comeback ppl like u can think of?
@@c328m what joke did the person delete the comment?
UR awesome. Thx for explaining 👍❤️❤️❤️
yes yes this is the once in a life time ride that you will never forget :)
I could see a euthanasia flat ride being built as an alternative to the death penalty, but not a Euthanasia Coaster for the most sick. Something like this would never be approved for the proposed use. I do see prisons building Euthanasia Rides, though, since Legal Injection is literally torturing prisoners.
Yeah, imagine how tortuous lethal injection is for innocent animals whose only crime is being unwanted, unloved, dumped in a kill shelter. But by all means let's be more concerned about monsters that have killed, raped and tortured ppl. Let's not "torture" them with lethal injection. 🙄 also, let's not forget gas chambers that horribly kills innocent animals, but is considered too inhumane for the monsters that deserve it. People that cry about "poor prisoners" being tortured makes me want to puke. SO f*cked up. 🤬🤬
@@ShoSensei It doesn’t matter if you think criminals deserve it or not, the death penalty is still bad because it’s EXTREMELY expensive (significantly more than life in prison). The only way to make it less expensive would be to put less effort into making 100% sure the person is guilty, which would result in more innocent people getting executed, which I think we can all agree is bad. And we already have cases of innocent people getting executed, so clearly even the expenses we’re already dumping into it isn’t enough.
Love your username...I live in The Burgh!
@@UndrcoverCactus A bullet doesnt cost that much. Jus shoot em in the head. World so over populated.
@@ShoSensei are you in some kind of weird mental place right now where you delusionally believe human life isn't worth immeasurably more than the life of a nonsentient animal? Lmfao. Even murderers rapists and dictators are human. In fact it's completely impossible to commit a crime which makes you no longer a human. So I don't know why you would bring up the crimes of the prisoners as if that would make any difference. And although Animal life and treatment are both important and valuable. They are not human lives. which are priceless. and again thats due to sentience. Animals are instinct driven, and have no knowledge of themselves. One final time that doesn't mean they can be freely mistreated. But it does mean there is absolutely no comparison at all between an animal life and a human life. The smartest animals on earth are only comparable to a literally baby human. And in adulthood when most of these cases would be carried out the scale of what you are extinguishing by taking a human life is so immense its absurd to compare it to a dog or cat. Who may have done nothing wrong and should be saved wherever and whenever possible and given to a home full of dignity and love. But an animal does not have that rich inner life, all that personal development psychological profile and history and personality and experiences and ideas and identity and relationships and language and influence of others potentially worldwide for good or bad. killing a human means books that might not be written, peoples minds who may not be changed, kids who may not be born. Studies that may not be done. A family left behind which also did nothing wrong but now has to suffer in fu consciousness and awakeness and sentience the loss they gave experienced. Etc lol. and again just compare this to an instinct driven animal. It's not close lol.
I get motion sickness if I’m upside down or spin. If a ride features these, I stay on terra firma. Speed, curves, slant are just fine. I would not go on the euthanasia coaster. Maybe it could be used for people on death row. Give the bad guys a choice between the usual methods and the coaster.
Imagine wanting to die and you survive it and have to remember the ride. That'd be nuts.
The death coaster from nothing but trouble freaked me out as a kid, so this REALLY freaks me out! Loll
This video is a work of art. Well explained and great information.
Much appreciated!
Indeed
Not sure why I find this absolutely hilarious 🤣
Frozen dead Body Planet 😂😂 I like that guy💯 That shit took me out.
Had a great time just listening to the entire video
Gotta say, you're one hell of a narrator. Kept me entertained.
Hello! Thank you for including the metrical system, but you should had put that info in Km/h and not in m/s like as you did with the miles. That is like if you had put miles per second in the next thing.
In the cars we also use km/h not m/s.
I hope this helps for future videos :)
Thanks for the tip!
Great video. The only error I noticed was when the uploader described maximum terminal velocity as 250mph, when in fact it's about 120mph depending on the drag coefficient of the object dropping. I think he meant 250kmph.
@@as680783 nerd
Bro, I'm a minute in & I nearly fainted looking at those things...
Never ever ever EVER!!!
This is such a once in a lifetime
Astronauts will survive this 9 out of 10 time EZ. They experience 7G force when taking off for space for minutes, and their training helps them stay conscious. They may blackout but they will definitely survive, so long as its 60 secs.
judging by his work i'd say i think this is more like an art piece than an actual roller coaster
Judging by his work this man is a monster.... How could you force people to watch interpretive dance?
I rode Intimidator 4 times in a row once, and while that might not be a lot and 5 g’s didn’t even hurt, for the brief seconds you would be conscious in 10 g’s would probably hurt more than getting a skewer slowly getting driven into you.
Nice Final Destination reference