snake oil works as well or better and costs less.

@@jwenting to defend them, if you actually look it up, Healthline does a good pros and cons of the product. It can work if your underlying medical condition causing the baldness is treated by it. The medical products are generic versions of Finasteride, Minoxidil and Ketoconazole. FAR from snake oil. As KZfaq is a US based company thus US media law, medical product advertising is allowed.

Will you advertised poisonous food products if I pay you too do so ? ? ?

@@meinkamph5327 he already does. That shady brand of US breakfast cereal that's illegal to sell in Europe...

Clearly, your hair migrated towards the chin.

The restraint he showed was masterful!

Anyone know way he covers that stuff when he hates and doesn't believe in it? The videos where he complains are annoying and the ones where he doesn't appear disingenuous.

That's because that curse was real and Simon knows it. You don't jokearound after someone unearths the remains of a warlord who killed 17 million people...then the next day 20 million of their own people die at the hands of warcrazed Nazis.

He has so much beard he can only open the right side of his mouth

Meh, Stalin was responsible for more deaths than fellow moron, Hitler.

tl;dr Hang his bloodline on their family tree. Very interesting, thanks.

@@hughmann9017 where the heck did that come from? I’ve reread my comment and for the life of me your response fails to make sense. Are you ok?

Nah, I am convinced that we are feeling the results of a Monkey’s Paw wish for the Chicago Cubs to win a World Series (finally) a few years back!

i want to rub his head for good luck maybe then i could start 47 youtube channels, too!

@@mikieswart that'll work!

Mathematically it’s a certainty that there would be bizarre coincidences. Coincidences are a certainty.

@@ransakreject5221 not this time. The Germans simply chose to believe in the other intelligence sources... sources that were working for the allies. The crossword leak was all too real. The US buried it as coincidence to cover just how close they were to disaster.

I heard KGB

Lol. At the exact same time he said that line I was reading this and got confused for a second. It sounded like he said it right at first

Prefer burning for you

Coincidences are an inevitability within the law of large numbers, and might be thought of as less astonishing or less miraculous , but they are still coincidences. Whether we err by attributing meaning to them doesn’t change this fact.

says the guy who lives in the era where every main character is basically Jesus.

Ok, Snowflake.

me2

First-time

What fact checked and peer reviewed evidence ?

@@archstanton6102 I don't think there are any that are successful. The people who believe usually say: a) that anything biological is to some degree hard to pin down because of variables b) these abilities are mystical and affected by things we don't understand c) ThEy ArE hIdInG tHe PrOoF

@@dahken417 I agree with you, but Keith did say the "evidence is overwhelming", just want to see what this is.

@@archstanton6102 Curious myself, but I figured you'd probably get some trollish non-answer from them.

@@dahken417 perhaps I should point him towards James Randi's site? I believe the prize is still up for grabs.

What would "Osiris Set 12-cups" be supposed to mean...? If you somehow change the C for R you can get "Osiris Set Horus" instead, by the way.

My understanding of the Egyptian Osiris myths (that were around since the beginning of the Egyptian civilisation) is that they had their origins amongst people who migrated from further North .. where the seasons were more pronounced. Osiris is Summer, Set Winter, Isis Spring, and Nephthys, Set's wife, is Autumn. Set killed Osiris then Isis resurrected him. Set killed Osiris because Osiris seduced Nephthys. Chous, the 12 cups, is the 12 signs of the zodiac. Conclusion ... Christianity was concocted by someone (a Roman?) who was familiar with both Egyptian and Jewish (and Greek) religious beliefs and practices.

@@jordanpeters3746 Interesting! That seems to be a sound conclusion. I will definitely try to keep this in mind next time I "research" anything related. Quotes because it's simply out of interest. There are other, often non-cryptic and plainly visible aspects that give away it's artificial, tailor-made nature. Or using your word, concocted. Things like Winter Solstice takeover and conversion into Christmas or strange hate for the symbolism of horns which have always been a positive, peaceful symbol connected to plenty. Point is - I can absolutely see a "think-tank" group of experts on various religions and traditions being hired to create a new religion that would be able to absorb as many people as possible. No matter what religion or tradition your lineage is connected to, there should be something relatable enough for you to be absorbed. Be it something that proves your old religion is "evil" or something that is in alignment with your beliefs. I hope my wording is not too confusing, should have written this outside the little Notifications drop-out menu...

Such things being anything other than coincidence would be even stranger. Why would someone construct a random anagram from those Latinate spellings of Egyptian namings of old gods and cups? Even if there was some methodology for decoding the name into those words, and the encoder had faith that future brethren would be able to unscramble his Word Jumble as he hoped, what value would it be to anyone? Who was to be fooled by the jumble, and why encode it in the first place? Seems like a lot of cleverness being applied to no end, and a lot of faith being put in folks of the future deriving meaning from a word game. Also seems more likely that folklore gets commonly interwoven in the traditions of adjacent or colliding cultures in messy ways and may emerge over many generations from the cauldrons of human civilization in ways that don’t require the occult esoteric machinations of secret societies of shadow word scramblers. But I can’t pretend to understand the interests of ancient scribes.