How about a vault where the only supplies are ones that they don’t need, and all needed supplies are missing?

If you got only one or even a few shots it might be worth it

@@twistedbroom you have that exact thing in Vault 8 It has 420 water chips

​@@twistedbroomthen the ones inside the vault die. That's such a simple thing to answer.

Basically all the Unit 731's gathered data, which ultimately proven to be almost worthless...

which is actually true and real: the earth generates a humm and up there it is silent, to a point tha the lack of the earthly humm made astronauts permanently anxious. so for mental health reasons they have a noise generator in rockets for the sole reason to mimick the humming of the earth.

Clever clever, like infrasound, I didn't of that

exactly my thaught :)

Crazy Sh**

No

Capitalism baby

@@Undeletedgoldcapitalism is when you test for isolation before shooting people into space

@@Undeletedgoldnobe… gommunism! :D

@@Undeletedgold Gobbulism

@@Undeletedgold That’s just general dehumanization. Capitalism is a free market where you exchange capital for a good or service, not something that was happening in the vaults

they'd die. the rich wouldn't survive one day without security guards

@@user-bc8ff8oi8k Which is exactly what that some of the Vaults would study. "What if *all* the crew were wealthy Buy-ons?" "What if *some* of them were and others were chosen for their intellectual or other skills?" "What if *some* of them were and others were chosen from the common people?" "What if the non Buy-ons were given control over the Buy-ons?" "What if the Buy-Ons were given control over the non-Buy-Ons?" "What if control was given to one, almighty Human Overseer?" "What if control was given to one, almighty AI Overseer?" What if control was given to a combo Human/AI Overseer team?" "What if the two groups were segregated?" "What if there were guns aboard the ship?" "What if potential conflicts were resolved by chance instead?" "What if potential conflicts were prevented through one of several mind-control methods?" "What if potential conflicts were resolved through targeted indoctrination or eugenics?" Theoretically, they'd be able to figure out if Buy-Ons would actually be acceptable (since their funding would probably be key to starting-up the project) or not. If they were, how would they be integrated? Would conflict truly break out? If there *was* going to be conflict, could it be prevented, alleviated or negated somehow?

@@user-bc8ff8oi8kPresumably it’s all rich people, given that there’s significant automation, the “poor common man” is rendered obsolete. Of course, the hierarchy of rich people always demands someone must be at the lowest, so who knows.

@@chinii_eejI mean we know that ultimately the man on the top pole didn’t fall for that shit. Something about rebuilding heaven at the 38

@@user-bc8ff8oi8k That's the point. Vault-Tec needed to know, conclusively, if the rich could handle losing their stuff. If not, they still would've taken their money anyways.

The cryo vault wouldn't have the population genetic diversity to sustain a generation ship that even manages pulling off it's landing, plus literally all of them died except for one

@@user-fg8ml5jd4g Dude. Ignoring your nonsense, if you've played fallout 4 you should know that the institute sabotaged all the machines except yours.

There's still speculation you're a synth.

@@montypython5521 yeah I'm not a Bethesda fag so I wouldn't know

@@angelbast3rd133 that's the only concept that fallout 4 brought out that I kinda liked, the fact that anyone could be reprogrammed for any purpose in theory

I thought the boomers were fine there until the Overseer locked it. Then they rebelled, broke into the armory and took weapons, and left. Then, due to most of the security being stationed at the entrance to stop the boomers from coming back, a second more extreme group rioted, damaging the reactor core and blowing up the pool.

Would have been a great test idea... if said Vault wasn't in Nevada that allows free ownership of rifles and open carry without registration. Wtf were they testing? "Yes, the floor here is made out of floor." Great success!

no government anymore meant no one to enforce your right to keep your guns@@TheArklyte

@@absolutezerochill2700 I can't remember off the top of my head whether or not the Boomers broke out because of the armoury being fitted with a lock or if them breaking out led the overseer to have the lock fitted but I definitely remember it being one or the other.

@@TheArklyte if every vault-tec experiment was well thought out we wouldn't have fallout. 🤷‍♂️

imagine being the odd one out in vault 68

“. . . And a panther”

​@@Blox117 "guess i'll die"

Intelligent, nihilistic and with a wicked sense of humor

Vault 68: Kill me already Vault 69: Well that's nice Vault 69, but the guy's gay:

Obviously completely anecdotal, but I work overnights and truly believe in the power of proper lighting, which we don't have.

@@jackbandit2114 Conversely, as someone who works on computer all day, I find the harsh white lights often found in offices to be extremely tiring. Some of my co-workers feel the same, some feel exactly the other way around...

@@GigAnonymous Yeah it's the matter of proper lighting. Harsh white lights in your face are certainly bright, but proper? Not according to anything I've read about the subject of phone screens and computer screens. We have harsh industrial lighting, but they're like 30 feet in the air, so not in your face. At night they dim them all, makes me sleepy as fuck, and it's obviously more difficult to see.

@@jackbandit2114 It's your classic office ceiling-mounted square white light (LEDs nowadays). They are much brighter than the neon they replaced, so you also have to crank up the brightness on your screen - essentially you're staring at a strong light source for hours on end, I find it terrible. Meanwhile, dim light with a low brightness monitor is perfect for my eyes.

That's actually not true. The original study had less than 20 people with some of the trial runs actually causing the switching of lights to reduce productivity. Subsequent studies have failed to replicate the supposed effect as well. :/

Dicey! Dicey!

Could be worse been stuck in a valut full of stuck up feminists

Imagine being stuck in a vault WITH Brendan Schaub. You'd have to laugh at his stupid stand up or he'd kick your ass.

​@@robert23456789'oh no! Surrounded by women who want men and women to be treated equal! The horror!' Thats paradise my man, especially if I'm the only dude. I imagine they'd be getting 'stuck' quite often lol.

@@josephmatthews7698 but that makes all kids have the same dad wouldn't that lead to in briding in the end

Bro.. I've seen a movie exactly of this premise

@@solaris527 I hear somewhere of a real experiment where the child has no human interaction. They died even if all other needs are met(except human companionship)

​@solaris527 was it I Am Mother?

It'd fit nicely with the AI-Overseer and Cryo-stasis method. Maybe it'd turn out that adults just wouldn't be able hack it under any circumstances and thus the only viable option is Popsicle Kids raised to exact specs by bots.

​@@rumigraciea8216it wasn't a human child but a chimp. They had a metal "mother" with milk bottle device to feed baby chimp. Then they had the cloth "mother" with no milk and a slight heating mechanic for warmth. Even with both "mothers" in same room the baby chimp chose the soft and warm one. To the point of starving itself.

The Generation ship might've been the Enclave's idea, but I suspect they underestimated the level of Mad Science Vault-Tec was willing to go to.

Well...

About that 'theory'...

@@painunending4610 Alas

You’re right

That’s what I think. You’d only need a generation or two of people to get a decent amount of measurable data and given how the ship was built probably wouldn’t change much if at all from any of the experiments it might’ve already existed before the war even started.

could be the plot of a new season for fallout 76, perhaps Vault-Tec trusts vault 76 enough to possibly help bring this project forward, besides at that point in the timeline none of the vaults have failed yet except for a few in Appalachia like vault 51 and 94; I think after 25 years they would have collected enough data on each vault

@@audiovisualcringefallout 76 is not canon. The bombs dropped before the rest of the world even knew what was happening and with the nuclear armageddon vault-tec was wiped out, only it’s vaults remained.

@@thebigenchilada678 fallout 76 is non cannon. Where did that come from. I get hating 76, but nobody declared it non cannon.

@@jonahulichny9874 tell me then, how and why is the brotherhood of steel in apalachia when they were still strictly based in California and would essentially be just now spreading throughout the state. How is The Pitt still an exact replica of what it was 180 years from the events of fallout 76. (This i might be wrong on because I didn’t play much of the game) how is Appalachia a beautiful untouched haven despite the nuclear war wiping out the entire world, leaving the few survivors scrounging and cannibalising what remains (why doesn’t it look like mad max) If it’s canon then it completely re-writes the lore of the universe. It’d be like if ES6 came out and suddenly elves just didn’t exist, the lore inconsistencies are just so major that it almost has to be non-canon.

I always thought they were just taking the opportunity to perform experiments that would normally be considered too cruel and/or unethical for the government to allow. It’s interesting to thing they may have had an actual purpose beyond “there’s no government left to say we can’t trap a man in a vault with 1,000 carnivorous guinea pigs”.

Typical anti enclave propaganda.

You guys know this type of stuff is sort of going on in real life. The creators of this franchise are taking from real life.

Why the elites divide and conquer us and how their soldiers conserve their order: 1 conserving liberalism- dynasties are for royal and godly blood and the noble’s peons are to mirror these dynasties by forming nuclear families because the best way to conserve a way of life and the economy of a noble family is by making that way of life the only way of life. The father became the only provider and the mother became the caregiver that does the work that does not generate income. Before liberalism, which is the social concept that it is every man and family for themselves, no one cared how many children there was to feed, there was no such reason for abortion. An orphan was a concept that did not exist, children had large support systems. females were competitive and driven like males and parents did not resent their children because there were select teachers and wet nurses in the community that took care of all the children like a school staff. There wasn’t pressure only on 1 or 2 individuals to be the only ones responsible for the result of a child or family. The social engineering of Liberalism added much pressure on both the male and female individual. 2 conserving slave morality- much like the nuclear family, nobles taught their peons liberal concepts like that it was a good thing to be rich just like they taught their children(master morality) but after 3 major slave revolts, the ancient Roman owner class led by Constantine commissioned an enforced propaganda campaign to teach the children of the masses that it was a good thing to be poor and as a matter of fact it was the only way to avoid a Buddhist hell. The mascot of this propaganda campaign is also based off of the Hasidic nature of Buddhism and this new liberalism would create antisemitism and the over reliance on charity and abortions because of the mass impoverishment they were engineering. The owner class was fed up with old liberalism and saw it as an existential threat and seemed to have wanted the poor to retreat back into social labor(labor that was done for the greater good of a community without any other monetary incentive) while they became the masters of the market. The poor were meant to become god fearing and obedient, Hell did not exist in the Old Testament, it was purely a Roman invention to condition slaves and the poor. “Obey your Earthly masters as if they are the lord Christ himself,” this passage I have presented is a way for the owners to become living martyrs because they are sacrificing their everlasting souls by accumulating riches and providing us with the earthly comforts that come from these riches. 3 conserving capitalism - out of fear of massive debt, nobles lost control of their capital by allowing national corporations like the east India trade co to accumulate profits and by the 1700s, assembly lines and industrialism began in small spurts around the globe. Old style Liberalism(master morality/it is good to be rich) was no longer used as just social engineering the masses but the actual philosophy of the new owner class. The noble’s peons became the subjects of land owners and capitalists and this generation of laborers understood that they were being purposely paid low amounts to remain dependent on their employers. before assembly lines, there was no such thing as a low skilled class, there were only people that were poor or undomesticated from rural areas and people from areas with capital, tradesmen passed trade down to children(local trade names were passed down too) and most were in high demand and their profits represented their demand in the labor market. Fathers and sons owned their capital before industrialism turned their trades into artisan craft. Many of these former tradesmen that now found themselves on an assembly line where it took multiple people to produce one thing, saw that the owners took mass amounts of the surplus value that used to go to them when they produced goods by themselves when they were the owners. Owners control the distribution of surplus because they own the capital. What is surplus value? It is the profit made from labor, if it only costs 15 cents to produce a good, and that product then sells on the local market for $10, then the surplus value is $9.85. What is capital? It’s 3 things: 1 natural resources or the raw materials it requires to produce goods or provide services, 2 the machinery to extract natural resources or produce goods or provide services, and 3 property. So the workers make the owners rich all day everyday and the profits they create only contribute to two entities, the business owner and the landlord, it’s a manipulated labor market that only benefits the owners. If a low skilled class is maintained, slave owners could make a larger profit switching over to employees because price of slaves and housing and feeding slaves costs far more than paying out wages. 4 conserving debt peonage- After slaves were freed they were practically canceled in the south, both legally and socially. It was no longer okay to say nice things about them and it was definitely cancellable if you hired them. There was still ways to make money off of black people though and without hiring them. It’s called debt peonage, this is when you put free black people in privately owned prisons for no reason at all really to make income off of their free labor. In the 1930s, the southern democrats would not sign off on keynesian social policies established by fdr without concessions made to them. These concessions were making debt peonage possible in all 48 states and ramping up prison populations by illegalizing drugs, establishing redline districts where minorities would be corralled, and overpolicing those districts. In the 1980s, debt peonage was reinforced by the Reagan campaign and conserving debt peonage became a major rallying cry for modern conservatism. 5 conserving neoliberalism - In 1971, 80+ corps organized together to put 10% of their quarterly earnings into thinktanks that would solve the issue of getting working class people to vote against their own economic interests. For instance, They platformed Catholics and evangelicals so they could appear to be a grass roots movement that was anti abortion. The founding fathers had safe abortion pamphlets mass produced and the Bible has a pro abortion passage. the issue of American abortion rights was socially engineered to get Christian Americans to vote Republican. The neoliberal advocated for socially engineering Christian’s into thinking their own god is an abortionist murderer. They married anti abortion social policies to corporate laws. Modern day conservatism was created in thinktanks and the biproduct of that was also modern day liberalism. Democratic politicians would not survive reelection if they voted in corporate ALEC laws like republicans and since the neoliberals already had control of Republican leadership, the Republican Party was chosen as the legislative vehicle for ALEC. The neoliberals bought off the media and both the political parties and even got caught trying to break into offices to get opposition research on politicians that wouldn’t accept dark money/ watergate. So, nowadays these think tanks give 50 mil contracts to Ben Shapiro and prageru who bash trans people while at the same time advising Disney and other companies to push pro trans propaganda in media and film. They have to stuff this stuff in buzz lightyear movies because no one pays for cable news anymore. The whole point is same as what they were doing to Jews in Germany in 1920s-30s: Making everyone blame their neighbors instead of the people that were actually in power.

@@lessimcdowell9897 Ehhhh, only to certain extents. (MK Ultra being one of those, the Syphilis Experiments being another, mental asylums being used for human lab rats, that shit's definitely real, I'm not arguing that) But the thing is you sound like a conspiracy theorist when you make absolute statements, when in general the experiments are done on vulnerable parts of the population, not done willy-nilly (which makes it more insidious) and not systematically by the government so much as done by corrupt people who got into the government via money or connection to big business corporations, or people who want to prove their pet theories (the Stamford Experiment, which shows a crapton of bad data and unfalsifiables and generally tainted its own argument that power corrupts). The vulnerable people, btw: the poor, the uneducated, disabilities, minorities (all kinds), children. And the more those overlap, the higher the odds that that particular group was seen as "expendable" or undesirable. Just pointing this out so you can be more effective next time, instead of sacrificing credibility for snappy brevity. So I'm just saying the Vaults would realistically not be filled with middle-class citizens who could pay for it, they'd be done on "undesirables", given the Americana feel, probably racial/ethnic minorities, so african-americans, all of the east-asian americans that they don't kill in their Red Scare, and given Canada's annexation, probably also canadians. And homeless. Lots and lots of homeless.

the setting of a post apocalypse not rooted in 80’s culture but the future as people in the 50’s saw it (bethesda just missed that and created a world that culturally and almost technologically stagnated after the 50’s) os fascinating and has loads of potential

@@jess648 The in-lore reason as to why the world of Fallout never moved past the 50s in any meaningful way was that the microprocessor chip was never invented. Thus, the world of Fallout was stuck developing new tech based off of vaccum tubes, with predictably clunky results. Fallout society (at least what we see in-game) is both remarkably advanced and rather behind our real world at the same time.

@@jakekaywell5972 that’s true

​@@jakekaywell5972the mi ro processor in fallout was invented like 70 years after it was IRL.

​@jakekaywell5972 a lack of technological innovation doesn't lead to an abrupt cultural freeze.

That'd actually be an interesting experiment. I love how Fallout is giving us ideas for vault experiments 😂 maybe we're no better than Vault-tec 💀

@@intuitionedits2.032 my idea for how it would have failed is that the door got opened during a bad radiation storm and turned a good portion of the dwellers into feral ghouls. The other dwellers couldnt defend themselves since the robots still saw the ghouls as vault residents and there wasnt enough of the robot staff to efficiently stop all the ghouls from killing everyone. Eventually an intelligent ghoul survivor found out they were granted overseer access since the previous one died during the incident and a random dweller had to be chosen. They escaped the vault and reprogrammed the gun to only accept them. Then in a hypothetical game where this happened you can find the gun and go into the vault to tune it to you as well.

@@claytopolis that's so cool omg

That's actually pretty interesting

Funny I get it. The point you seem to be making is that it is dumb insane and impossible to disarm all citizens using authorities who’d obviously just only have access to guns themselves.

and any possible remnants even then wouldn’t have other peoples progress into space in mind. After the war in general

that actually makes sense for it to be in virginia, or at least west virginia as that is relativly close to where the first american colonies started and where modern americans started to develop

@@CheeseNinja Plus, the Appalachians provide natural defense from radiation, direct attacks and natural disasters like flooding or earthquakes

@@thebighurt2495 And then Scorched Plague happens.

@caav56 Fair enough. Nobody ever really wins in Fallout, do they? Vault-Tec's plans came to nought (their C&C Vault got trashed along with their data). The Enclave was reduced to a pitiful remnant. The Master's plans was ultimately pointless. The BoS drew inward and crumbled, piece-by-piece, until all that remained was a bastard copy. The NCR fell into corruption, nepotism and incompetence. Caesar's Legion was doomed from Day One. The Institue had no real end goal and was a huge waste of time. The Minutemen collapsed under internal bickering. If it wasn't for the various Protags, the Wasteland was ultimately a mire from which Humanity could never pull itself.

Probably already existed before the war even happened. They stuck around for a few generations to collect the data and then decided to leave. I imagine the ship, if it existed ever, has already left by the time we ever play any of the games.

I remember that book.

Our planet is literally a generational space ship without a final destination.

If that's scary for ya then you'll love Pandorum!

That's why in such ships in the Douglas Adams world, the scientists put all of the useless people on that first ark. Though. Make sure you stock up on telephone sanitizer.

​@@scardan1070it's not a ship, it's a planet. Huge difference considering space on the planet, while not infinite, is pretty close to it to an individual who can't realistically traverse the entirety of the planets landmasses on foot.

Yeah I recon this was the idea too

Or even a demented serial killer

Oh shit! Captain Obvious! I haven't seen you for awhile

I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY THAT!! i know the other ones include inhumane experiments involving radiation but this one has got to be the worst

Actually, the woman was treated like a godess on the vault,the men would even fight for her. Vault 69 on the other hand...

@@luigijock4486 yeah but conceptually the idea of being the only woman in a full vault of men is still terrifying, even if it worked out for the woman in the fallout bible

Honestly both are just bad one sounds horrible in the long run & the other one seems lonely and torturous as well

That’s Bethesda for you. The keep pushing vault to insane extremes, and forget the experiments had an actual purpose.

Yeah, I was thinking something similar. I heard about it years ago and accepted it but wasnt entirely sure about its wider acceptance

Speak for yourself chode

No it doesn’t

For real. Combine the gambling vault with one that specifically bred vault dwellers for "luck," and pretty soon you'd have a vault capable of producing Mary-Sue-like dwellers with literal in-universe plot armor. I don't know whether that would be wonderful or horrific.

I was gonna say, hello there Mr Niven. Such a silly idea though

Ahhh the Teela Brown gene! One of the ultimate expressions of Human psychic power. I kinda want Plateau Eyes, myself.

Good thing eugenics does not work.

I always suspected the FEV research was never Vault-Tec's idea and got dumped on them by the Enclave, forcing them to scrap whatever their original plan was

I imagine a simulation of the old life would be more tantalizing than anything. If I'm stranded somewhere and I'm given reminders of what life is like back home, it would help any homesickness or perhaps even inspire me to keep going when I otherwise might have just given up. But if I'm on a spaceship with the knowledge that my old life is irreversibly gone, that would just make things worse. It would make everything seem hopeless and pointless. And if my current situation is dire enough, a reminder of how fun and easy things used to be might just make me depressed enough to self-terminate.

@@chickencurry420 Yeah. Can go either way, but I think this is one of few valid ways of use of VR in colony ship setting. There's always also training- Boomers have VR pods with apparently flight simulators on them.

Cool pfp

@@gordonf5553 Thx

I imagine if they couldn't come up with a way to make new clothing they'd just settle with being naked all of the time after a few generations. Unless the vault was purposely kept very cold or something.

No, the Overseer restricted the armory after overpopulation caused riots and fighting to break out. Restricting the armory is what caused the rebellion that led to the damaged reactor however.

The thing is, he did mention in the beginning of the video that there were MULTIPLE ‘control vaults’ exactly like that

@@georgeenestvedt896 Yes I watched the video and I’m aware. It’s fucked up because their only spared as a control group for comparison to all the other horrific things Vault Dwellers are being subjected to in the name of dubious science probably should’ve specified but I see #1 being the most luxurious of them all

@@jess648 Theoretically, the Control Vaults also served the purpose of ensuring there'd be people around to start the Ship project post-apocalypses. If all the peoples is dead, their research was pointless. Having multiple Control Vaults was a redundancy plan in case one or more failed for one reason or another. Plus, it'd make sense if you assumed every single non-Control Vault could very well fail.

@@georgeenestvedt896I feel like some control vaults had experiments,vault 76 opening 25 years after the bombs is experimental to me

@@brianstabile165there’s no way 76 was ever a control vault, the wiki claims it was but what kind of vault has their dwellers collecting launch codes for mini nukes in the region?

Ikr vaultboi is even giving us a thumbs up, hows he evil?!

One thing about Vault-Tec, they didn't discriminate or play favorites. Case in point - Vault 114 in FO 4. The uber-rich and elite expected a lavish easy lifestyle safely away from the nuclear hell. . .but the their expectations and Vault-Tec's desires were complete opposites.

@@chadharger9323 Hey! Soup Can Harry was the best overseer that Vault 114 ever had!

101 was also to test long term effects of isolationism. Most control Vaults had primary status to be left alone but also to have secondary tests for study. Hell Maybe even Vault 3 was made to fail on purpose after so long and to simulate inhabitants to try to survive in an inhospitable environment.

Another purpose of Vault 101 was to test for how many generations could the human race sustain itself with a very limited gene pool - this is why Vault 101 was never intended to be opened.

Vault 101 tested what would happen if the star the generation ship went to didn't have a world to inhabit...

@@timothyharris1125 ...while vault 3 tested what happens when you arrive and the results are a planet that is severely hazardous, yes.

@@Meop79 I still think Vault 3 was just a control vault. Other vaults in the area also had issues with flooding, although in Vault 11 and 34 it seems to have happened after the original inhabitants left. Plus a control vault would be essential for the program to compare results to the actual test vaults.

I loved reading the manga, and have yet to give the anime a try. I found it funny that even in a future where piloting a mech in space is already an easily obtainable experience, model kits of said mechs are still being sold and collected.

​@@cecilsmith2061we still sell models of trains, commercial airliners, and cars

I still think they added an Aztec style modification to the football game, where losers were sacrificed.

Most retcons are bad not all

A lot of what people call retcons actually aren’t. It’s not a retcon if background information turns out to be wrong. It’s only a retcon if you actually SAW it in the main media and they went back on it. History Books IRL are wrong all the time do you call it a retcon when we uncover the truth?

Yep. The Enclave's entire existence is a retcon. They're not inherently bad, it's just something which people latched onto negatively

​@@bajscastin the situation in which the Enclave finds itself, where all citizens are outside its territory, what they did would totally make sense.

@@charliekahn4205 Given the enclave was partially responsible for the nuclear war anyway, not really, but also, what does that have to do with what I said?

Vault 69 must have been pretty... *nice*

It could work. A guy could impregnate many women and sustain the generations of hiding under the ground.

only two options they would all kill each other in days or they would all go gay, gay seems more likely

It would have been funny if it was 999 gay men and 1 straight woman.

Let’s be real, you see hundreds of guys only lined up to get in a vault you’d just leave. Nukes be damned 🤣 Like it would be pretty impossible to hide that it’s just guys.

69 is just as bad

@@moonlily701 in practice it would be, however it isnt much of a commentary on anything in our society

@@Melody1x23 And the other one was? I don't see what argument you're trying to make.

​@@moonlily701imagine all the farts and stank kitty cat in the vault. F that!

@@b-41subject57 Farting gets you executed in Vault 69, only the non flatulent women survive.

They were having fun with it for sure

That last one... Really not your best work

How tf does white noise mechanize anyone? Do you know what white noise is?

@@cyberius14 Yes I do know what white noise is, and the vault had white noise with subliminal messaging in it, not just white noise alone. Subliminal messaging doesn't work in terms of programming a person to do things outside of said suggestions range of influence. Meaning they have to be within the white noises range in order to be controlled. This has been provable and the main reason we as humans don't do it (aside from ethical reason of course). And it usually only works when you have a direct counter thought to said suggestion. So an example would be if the suggestion is to not fight, a person would still feel angry, but the second the thoughts bubble in their mind to throw a punch, they rethink it because of the suggestions interfering with said thoughts, since ya don't have any sort of clarity of mind (clarity meaning no other thoughts going through your minds voice at the time). Now in the real world, it's way more complicated and the suggestion have to be pin point to the counter of the thought. So for the example I used before, it would have to be something like "don't throw a punch at steve on thursday at 3:13 pm in the hallway" and even then it's way more complicated than that in the real world.

That's not white noise testing, thats subliminal hypnosis testing.

@@Kspice9000 Yeah, that's the testing that was being done in that vault. It wasn't just white noise, it was white noise with subliminal messaging in it.

Had me in the first half, but then you lost me.

@@cecilsmith2061 Quite simply put: The reason they wouldn't invite such people to these vaults is that those people would never play along with their life or death games due to their moral fiber, human compassion, and actually thinking about things a bit further. AKA, as the purpose of the vaults is to run tests on the human guinea pigs, this means such people would be too difficult to get to play along to get to perform the tests in nature. Making them very undesirable to invite into such environments, as it defeats the whole purpose of the investment in corporate resources. As for the second point: It's me expressing my opinion that the VaultTech and pals ambitions are doomed to fail because they are morally bankrupt idiots wasting lives in a post apocalyptic world to run cruel human experiments rather than using those resources to try and shelter the remaining life. Any society needs a stable bedrock, set of agreeable moral values, or longevity to maintain itself. As a rule of thumb, human beings do not like being oppressed, bullied, or suffering. The Generation ships would in essence be societies of themselves, which would carry both the baggage and trauma of the old world, as well as any new ones developed as it flies and time passes. Thus if the foundation of the whole plan is based on moral bankrupt thinking, human suffering being ok as ends justify the means, and all the other reprehensible stuff - combined with the fact Vaultech and friends would handpick who gets to go, meaning their biases towards people like themselves (morally bankrupt idiots) being exemplary human beings would shine brighter than the sun - meaning the generational ship would be loaded with both despicable human beings and a system built by these people to serve them. AKA, it would end up as well as the nuclear war tortured planet it came from. No lessons were learned. No real big thinking has occurred. They are just trying to run away and use crackpot science to "fix humanity" because of being unable to comprehend they themselves are a massive part of what led to this mess in the first place. Which means they better put themselves into a vault and test if they can ever actually produce anything sustainable. Or are they always doomed to fail because of just being that morally bankrupt idiots manipulating and using people like toys in their schemes due to never maturing enough to grow a moral spine.

@@videocrowsnest5251 ...in your effort to make two paragraphs easier to understand, you wrote out an entire six-page essay. Have you ever heard the phrase "keep it simple, stupid" before in your life? I probably should have explicitly asked for that in the first place. Pardon my harshness at your own discretion. It was an interesting point how the quality of the human inhabitants would affect the social experiments in each individual Vault; but I don't need to hear your moralizing of how the corrupt are doomed to fail and repeat history in a videogame series -- whose tagline is that war never changes -- where they already succeeded in shoving untold numbers of people into God forsaken cages while preserving another handful for the world after. Besides, my gut tells me that there is likely already a vault about what'd happen when a few rich people and plenty of poor people are forced to live together, or a few variations of that in the spirit of testing their dynamic. There's also that one vault in Fo4 where celebrities were housed, but that had them all turn into robobrains.

@@cecilsmith2061 Well, that's the funny thing about being an aspiring author. When something grabs your interest, and you write it once, then you just have fun with exploring it even deeper. It's fun to get to use these kinds of things as both daily, different creative writing exercised amid my own work, but also to dwell even deeper whenever something piques my interest. So to the advice of keeping it simple, I say: unfortunately the world isn't a simple place, nor am I. And where the complex dwells there is great fun to be had, so off I go to write my long-winded post while smirking at the mere notion of restraining my communication to a few sentences.

My guess is that they want to use those experiments as worst case scenarios and study its results to come up with solutions that are effective for those scenarios

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other than whatever shielding the craft would provide.

They abducted a vault Tec executive. The Zetans see us as animals and not particularly important ones.

I wouldn't be surprised but then wouldn't that mean the enclave is in on it too?

@@user-fg8ml5jd4g probably, just makes sense.

@@user-fg8ml5jd4g Vault tec is a shell company for the US government and the Enclave, like Poseidon oil. Vault Tec was just a tentacle of the enclave's deep state shadow government.

Considering everything else that exists in the Fallout universe I don’t entirely put the GECK being created by humans out of possibility lol

Vault 11 was vile and genius

Probably the most evil but probably one of the more important ones.

That’s wha happun when you don’t read the terms and conditions.

Fun fact no human has set foot on the Moon. Van Allen Belt. Cooks anything alive.

Hmmm. I'll add it to my watch list. Anywhere specific I can watch it?

@@intuitionedits2.032Hulu

never heard of both, added to my list

Thank you! I'm working with a $20 lav mic right now, but I'll be upgrading soon.

​@@altfallwhat mic do you want?

That was in one of the spin offs, their vault failed

Vault information went to Control Station Enclave aka the poseidon oil rig. They planned to go to space, but it never happened because the nuclear war happened early and ruined them

@@jaxed1890just the type of superb and intelligent writing you would expect to find in a fucking MLP fanfic

Wow, another "AI broke and started killing everyone" story, so original