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The Villan looking at his deeds

Not sure how often that has happened to me but might aswell share a little story. Once i came from gym and for some unknown reason my shelf had collapsed over my expensive quitar and all that was in there was all over the place and created huge mess. My first reaction was to laugh..- '' Like really, this shit happened '' Then i sat down opened couple cans of beer before cleaning up anything and looking damage on my guitar.

Jurkyification Wow, i feel really bad for you now.

my Spanish teacher started bringing in her therapy dog because it helped students chill out.

Epicman590 ikr

Yes

@Maddox Boyles it's a joke, boss

@Maddox BoylesYa hear that? I think it is the sound of the joke going over your head.

Maddox Boyles r/woooosh

i know why

Teacher: so you know that KZfaq career your parent say is stupid...

I’m 420th like lmao

You grades are history XD.

i recognize that pfp...

he confused OG Roman Empire with German sequel

My guess would be Ergot mold poisoning. The modern equivalent is LSD.

I find that funny

I understand that it was supposed to be funny but that joke didnt make any sense. Any history teacher should know that the holy roman empire in the 1500s is no true empire at all and just refers to a loose confederation of autonomous states ruled by dukes and princes rather than the man who called himself emperor.

@@PascalSWE but its still called the holy roman empire, therefore there's nothing wrong with the joke.

And VERY POWERFUL

"1500 years ago, everybody KNEW the Earth was the center of the universe; 500 years ago, everybody KNEW the Earth was flat; and 15 minutes ago, you knew that people were alone on this planet. Imagine what you'll know, tomorrow."

@@slashingraven Spherical Earth theory was broadly accepted after Eratosthenes' Experiment at the Library of Alexandria on June 27th, ca. 240 BC, incorporating data from an Egyptian city on the tropic of cancer, which demonstrated the exact shape and produced an estimate of the circumference of the Earth that was only off by ~23 kilometers. Maps were just really, really bad for a really long time, and people knew they were bad, so even though they guessed Japan was about where Cuba actually is, no-one was desperate enough to try until the Silk Road was physically halted by the Ottomans. I'm sorry, that particular Columbus myth is just a personal peeve of mine.

@@dashiellgillingham4579 Line from a movie, dude. Chill.

@@slashingraven Maybe not the most accurate movie line, but one of the best ones I've ever heard.

Desolate

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Tephro everyone has played a bit of Skyrim at least once

Have you taken notice of the game collection in the background?

UNiT PITA I know about the game but unfortunately I haven’t played it yet :/

He's our age. Playing skyrim isn't cool with the zoomers anymore

AgentPedestrian *excuse me what?* -Zoomer who loves Skyrim, 2020

In hindsight, this was a very bad choice of video to watch at 2 am amid the current crisis.

Truth

Racist people and looters: "Please step aside"

My grandfather: lmao amateurs

Obviously you have never been in a COD lobby

greebleClown dance dance till you’re dead

@@ayzix-polytopia3854 dance dance dance dancedance dance dance dancedance dancedance dance

@@ayzix-polytopia3854 dance dance revolution

You're a good person ma boi.

This, this is the people we need in life.

@@theortheo2401 only sometimes, I am also an a hole.

@@lahormiga1989 Relatable

The good ending

3- if you dance night and day until passing out, with your feet bleeding, odds are, you're not faking it.

With hypnotism, at least, and I highly suspect mass hysteria, you have to believe (at least on a subconscious level) in whatever suggestion is being given to you. It is dangerous to an extent, as it can influence your mind, but it has also been equally helpful in certain situations. The crazy situations you might see people do under the influence of hypnosis are the result of pretty much all external behavioral influences being removed. Like how alcohol removing your inhibitions, but to a greater extent, and (often) with suggestions being proposed to the brain. Mass hysteria probably starts with a lack of care. This could be as simple as "that kinda looks like fun," "I desperately need *something* to take my mind off things," or even "I just don't care anymore." I suspect the initial hysteric person has a lot more going on than that, but the people joining in probably don't suddenly have the same hysteria. They are just relaxed enough, or depressed enough, that they are in a particularly suggestible state. At first, the example with the sun seems to indicate that this isn't the case, since some skeptics also saw the effects, but keep in mind that exhaustion from the sun is a factor, as well as the part where, you know, they showed up to see what would happen, *just in case.* Some part of their consciousness believed it could be possible. I also find it interesting in that sun example, that there were a few people regardless that didn't see anything, and were completely unaffected, despite a huge majority of the crowd seeing all the stuff. There is no solid evidence of course, but that makes me suspect the same effect as hypnotism is indeed the culprit for this mass hysteria. Among the community of people who practice hypnotism for either fun or personal improvement, it is recognized that there is a small subset of people on which hypnotism just *doesn't work* very well. (Of which I am one of.) From my informal study on the subject, I have come to believe that meditation, and its positive effect on people changing their own life, uses the same general concept of hypnotism, but to a lesser extent. You bring yourself close to a hypnotic trance state, with just enough of your conscious mind aware enough to pass suggestions directly to your subconscious mind. Anyway, regardless of possible connections to mass hysteria, I would never endorse someone undergoing hypnotism, except for medical purposes, or if the person performing it is someone you trust with your life. Even though you cannot be hypnotized to do something in opposition to your subconscious mind, always remember that the subconscious is *all* of you, not just the parts of you that you like or show to other people. Meditation (self-hypnosis, whether purely beneficial, or purely for fun mind tricks) is a lot safer.

For #2, placebo effect?

Of course it's placebo, but when placebo happens with *mental* issues, it's still just as "real." What we normally label as placebo is a mental state that recreates physical symptoms (or even fixes physical problems, which makes things interesting), but when the problem is mental to begin with, who is to say it isn't "real" now? Sure, it's not the same issue as the originator of the mass hysteria in the cases when it's gradual (like the dancing, the meowing, etc.), but its effects are the same.

@@allenholloway5109 one possibility as to what was seen by the people watching the sky may have been simply that depending on temperature, and amount of time they were looking up, and wether they were actually looking at the sun, could explain several claims of what different people saw.

No students are ok ever

@@thebeaniestbeanboys5735 as a student I can confirm

as someone partaking in the outdated system known as school, i can attest to not being ok

@@lividpringles7198 yeah

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Mr. Terry History 🤔

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It's why it's hard to shake the giggles once they kick in at important events like weddings, funerals, exams. It doesn't even have to be overly stressful, as anyone who can't stop giggling in church or in school will tell you.

Seconded. He shall call it 'a historian plays history games' and it shall be the most popular thing on the internet.

isorrowproductions already does this, you should check him out

Matias Maass isorrow as funny as he his, is not a historian

he actually has a degree in history and knows every detail of the Roman empire off the top of his head

@Matias Maass From which university?

CORRECT!

WORLDSTAR!

And the lesser known christmas folklore

COMMIE!!!!!

@@patchouliknowledge3481 COMMIE!! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

There is a Sanctuary on the place where it "happened"

Imagine a simple typo where you typed ‘nuts’ instead of ‘nuns’ I’ll go.

Ahhhhhh, We’re Golden Wind

Kono me amareri maroreri memare-maro

If not, I'm imagining a great ancestor song to "Frownland" by Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band.

Will last name Amen

Did you have a stroke writing this?

@@henrichvonruben9114 probably

@@henrichvonruben9114 stronk*

wartime is a better example, men watch their brothers in arms be blown to shreds by howitzer fire, then in a moment of respite they break out laughing, not because having whats left of billy be strew across you while you await your own inevitable death is funny.. but because your body needs a way to force endorphins into your system so you dont lose it (laughing causes your brain to dump them into your system)

I love having what’s left of billy being strewn across me while i wait to die, so fucking hilarious.

Yeah when i wasent on meds and had panic attacks everynight one time it got so bad i just started to heckel to myself constantly. So yeah its Totally a thing.

I've seen it plenty of times at work. The most amazing example I can think of is when one of my coworkers got tipped over while up on a 20 ft extension ladder. He somehow only managed to get a few scratches and a twisted ankle and when I was doing a basic first aid assessment, all he could do was laugh hysterically because he could've easily died or been seriously injured. After that, our boss has made it a rule that when someone is going high on an extension ladder, someone is required to be at the bottom to keep it steady.

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Hello yepta

*don’t look at the sun you plonker!*

"St. jgzjshgnbjisd's school for the blind. "

@@fandomguy8025 It would have been so good if it was written in Morse or Braille LOOOL

Maybe they died because they weren't dancing enough

They were trying to see who lasted longer

@@goncalosousa8652 -Random peasant dies of exhaustion - "Pfft, stupid Hans couldn't handle all the fun of dancing, I will show him how its done"

I've watched a video where a guy collapsed on stage while a large show was going on. The rest of the players just kinda laughed it off and kept playing for a good few minutes before they started getting worried when he didn't get up.

He turns up a lot, oddly enough.

Reddit is literally a forum by another name lol he's just using a broader general term

R u a girl This doesn’t sound like a male’s post Unless perhaps you are of the homosexual persuasion Don’t worry though, I don’t judge books by their cover Theironyisthejoke.exe

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