TikToks That Made Me Question EVERYTHING

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[00:00:15]>> [music] [music] >> Have you heard this theory?

[00:00:26]Octopuses might not be from Earth. It sounds insane at first until you look at what octopuses actually are. They have three hearts, blue blood, nine brains.

[00:00:35]They can solve puzzles, escape sealed containers, recognize people, and instantly change both color and texture like something out of science fiction.

[00:00:45]But what really fueled the theory was their genetics.

[00:00:48]A peer-reviewed scientific paper connected to panspermia suggested that some complex life on Earth may have been influenced by material carried through space billions of years ago.

[00:01:01]And yeah, people immediately pointed toward octopuses because they don't just look alien, they think differently.

[00:01:09]Parts of their arms can react independently.

[00:01:12]And get this, they can edit their own RNA in ways almost no other animals can.

[00:01:17]Some scientists even say interacting with an octopus may be the closest thing humans have to meeting an alien intelligence.

[00:01:25]Now, scientifically, there's no evidence yet that octopuses literally came from another planet.

[00:01:32]But the deeper researchers study them, the stranger they become.

[00:01:36]>> Dude, I 100% think that octopuses are aliens. I've said that literally forever, ever since I probably saw it somewhere and and got it from that. But I 100% believe they are. I think if they had opposable thumbs, they could totally take over the world along with dolphins.

[00:01:53]>> What if humans didn't evolve Hey, babe.

[00:01:55]>> No, no. Babe, come here.

[00:01:56]>> What if humans didn't evolve here and someone already proved it?

[00:02:00]>> Exactly. Um Dr. Mara Solis, >> [music] >> an astrobiologist from University of Granada. She kept a piece of the Murchison meteorite on her desk, [music] just stared at it. 2017, she maps ancient human mitochondrial DNA against [music] 47 known cosmic organic compounds. The match rate was 94%. She published it quietly. Journal pulled it in 11 days. Here's the thing, we can't handle [music] this planet. Sunscreen, temperature sensitivity, chronic anxiety. Every other species fits. We don't. We look at the fake sky and feel something. [music] Animals don't do that. Twist, the Murchison meteorite she studied, it carried genetic precursors.

[00:02:38]>> She must have been disappeared. [music] >> She didn't. That's the horror. She's still teaching. She just stopped talking about that paper. Her last public [music] statement, the signal we keep searching for, it's not arriving. It's already inside us. It always was. One question nobody's answered, [music] if we came from somewhere else, what happened to the people we left behind?

[00:02:56]Maybe that's why we feel it. That [music] specific ache, looking at the fake stars at 2:00 a.m. and not knowing why you're sad. That's not wonder.

[00:03:04]That's grief.

[00:03:05]>> Well, what do you think about that?

[00:03:07]>> Um Anunnaki.

[00:03:09]>> Anunnaki. [laughter] What about the Anunnaki?

[00:03:15]She's shy.

[00:03:16]>> They're our parents.

[00:03:17]>> They're our parents. [laughter] Well, you heard it here first, guys.

[00:03:21]Anunnaki are our parents.

[00:03:23]>> I did see more stuff about this though.

[00:03:24]They're basically saying like we're the only I don't know I don't know if we're the only ones, but basically the only species or or animal whose like infants can't survive on their own, right? Like baby horse come out, they're ready to walk after like 3 minutes, elephants, so on and so forth. A lot of fish just fucking leave. Uh I know like birds need to be like fed and like taken care of a little while, so with that. I guess like the length of time that like a newborn human infant needs to be taken care of is It's like the only one, I guess, right? That we need that special care. I don't know, let me know what you think.

[00:03:54]>> Why was the Book of Enoch [music] actually removed from the Bible? Enoch describes the origin story of [music] giants, fallen angels, and demons far deeper than the current text we have in our Bible today.

[00:04:05]>> [music] >> The book tells us exactly where the sons of God fell and even where they are right now.

[00:04:11]The watchers descended [music] on Mount Hermon, which is a real geological place that still stands today.

[00:04:17]Enoch goes on to explain disturbing [music] details about what the watchers actually did to humanity. They began by manipulating human bloodlines with fallen angel [music] DNA, creating the ancient giants.

[00:04:28]The watchers were worshipped as ancient gods, and they spread [music] forbidden knowledge to humanity. Knowledge that is still being recycled today.

[00:04:36]>> All right, so let's talk about giants for a minute. Like, I've seen a lot of videos and people talk about like mountains being petrified giants. You know, we have things like that giant stairwell that we see like pictures of.

[00:04:47]I don't know if I can find a picture of it, but basically like just huge doors and these things that seemingly or were made for a much larger humanoid figure, right? So, I'm in the way of thinking if the world really is as big as science says it is, that there's it's not big enough to support, let's say like a race of like millions of of giants the size of the mountain, right? But then again, who knows? You know, if there are other continents outside the ice wall or if there's other areas that we don't know about and the earth is much larger, I could see that being able to the house, you know, a bunch of massive fucking giants. But I think giants that did exist, let's say like the Nephilim or just, you know, freaks of nature like Goliath from the Bible or uh even some people that are still alive today that are like 7'5" who play basketball, right? I'd say it's more in line to say like maybe we had like 12-foot giants or like the Anunnaki who were supposed to be like, you know, were like 12-15 feet tall or something like that. I think that's a little more realistic with the size of the planet we're on, but I don't know. You let me know what you think. I'm I'm I'm not I have no idea when it comes to giants.

[00:05:51]>> They appear to be space refugees from a region of space in [music] the Pleiadian star system where a war broke out of some type. Golden Age came to an end.

[00:05:59]War broke out.

[00:06:01]Debris flying everywhere. Planets are being [music] destroyed. Moons are being destroyed. And people who had the capability to flee, they left and they got [music] in their sky ships and they forbade. When it says in the text, it means they got the hell out of there.

[00:06:14]Some went to Orion, Aldebaran, Ursa Minor, uh Sirius A, B, and C. Uh B is now a failed star. When it When B failed, some [music] of them came to Earth called them the Dogon tribe called them the Nommo. Some came here ahead of the Nommo. Uh and these people [music] are just people with advanced knowledge, wisdom, uh not only spirituality, but even also all the sciences. [music] And so, they appeared god-like and unfortunately, that turned humanity into a cargo cult. [music] >> Uh I was going to reply to that, but I completely lost my train of thought halfway through the video. It is midnight right now and I took NyQuil already and decided that I needed to record a video um to try to race the NyQuil. So, um yeah, we'll see how the rest of this video goes.

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[00:07:17]>> Are there giant spiders in Colorado?

[00:07:20]Now, in the 1800s, there was a story that came out of Chaffee County, Colorado.

[00:07:26]And it said that some of the townspeople found this mysterious cave.

[00:07:31]And within this cave, they found these very large spiders that were the size of cats.

[00:07:37]These spiders were not very normal spiders. Sometimes they acted very intelligently and they were almost dog-like.

[00:07:47]Now, it's said that these locals, they would take the webbing from these spiders, which was almost like a pure silk, and they would make rope and clothing. They would even hunt the spiders themselves and make gloves.

[00:08:00]And the weirdest part about the story is some of the locals were said to have taken these spiders and turned them into pets and they would use them to sort of protect their house and their livestock.

[00:08:13]But, it's said that these spiders were also sometimes aggressive. And from time to time, a person or an animal would go missing and many people suspected it was these mysterious spiders.

[00:08:25]Now, there was a story of a prospector named Schultz.

[00:08:29]Schultz heard from some of the locals about this cave and apparently there was a very large vein of gold.

[00:08:37]But, he was told by the locals, "Do not go there because that's where these spiders live and they do not like people going near this cave."

[00:08:44]But, he was filled with greed. He heads up the mountain and he ends up finding the cave.

[00:08:50]For 3 days he's prospecting and he returns back to the townspeople and he tells them, "I have found gold and there's lots of it, enough to make this whole town rich." But, none of the townspeople would go anywhere near this cave.

[00:09:03]And he said to them, "I've seen the spiders. Mostly they hide in the cave. They don't come out during the day. But, at night they come very close to my camp. They've taken one of my dogs. They've almost taken one of my mules and I'm afraid eventually they will take me."

[00:09:20]But, he was so consumed with greed that he decided to go back.

[00:09:25]And many days passed. They never heard from the prospector.

[00:09:29]And after about a week, they went up to the mountain and found this cave and all they found remaining of him were his bones.

[00:09:38]And it's said still to this day in Chaffee County, the mountains of Colorado, [music] you can see these giant, abnormally large spiders.

[00:09:47]>> Nope. A vortex manifests near a crop circle with no wind present. On May 22nd, 2026 at White Sheet Hill in Wiltshire, England >> The magic wand is a pretty interesting >> These craft may not be traveling across space, but rather slipping through the walls of our reality. Imagine a shadow on a piece of paper. The shadow is real, but the hand casting it exists in a higher dimension we can't see.

[00:10:11]They could be right next to us, just a vibration away. Two.

[00:10:15]Biological entities. There is a theory that some UAPs aren't machines at all, but living organisms.

[00:10:22]Imagine space jellyfish or atmospheric beasts made of plasma and light existing in the upper reaches of our sky like deep sea creatures in the ocean.

[00:10:31]They don't have pilots, they are the pilots. Three.

[00:10:34]The ancient Earth theory.

[00:10:36]Perhaps they aren't from the stars, but from right here. This theory suggests a highly advanced civilization has lived deep within our oceans or subterranean [music] caverns for millennia.

[00:10:46]They aren't visiting, they're just checking on their neighbors upstairs.

[00:10:49]Four.

[00:10:51]Time travelers from the future.

[00:10:53]Some believe these are our own descendants coming back from a distant era. If humanity survives long enough to master gravity and time, they might return to observe pivotal moments in history, [music] much like we go on a safari to watch the origins of life.

[00:11:05]Five.

[00:11:06]Sentient AI probes.

[00:11:09]Space is vast and biological life is fragile.

[00:11:13]It's far more likely that an advanced civilization would send a self-replicating, autonomous AI von Neumann probes. These machines could spend millions of years quietly monitoring planets, waiting for a civilization to reach a certain level of technology. Six. Mimicry and consciousness. This is the idea that the phenomenon [music] is a form of cosmic consciousness that mirrors our own beliefs. In the 1800s, people saw mystery airships. [music] In the 1950s, they saw flying saucers.

[00:11:42]The craft might change its appearance based on what our collective minds are ready to perceive. Seven, plasma >> [music] >> and electromagnetism.

[00:11:50]On the more scientific side, these could be rare natural phenomena, >> [music] >> highly energized pockets of plasma that exhibit intelligent behavior.

[00:11:58]They can move at impossible speeds and change shape because they aren't solid matter, but pure energy reacting to the magnetic field. We always look at the stars and ask, "Who is out there?"

[00:12:08]But maybe we should be asking, "When are they?" The narrative. Imagine a pilot chasing a glowing orb over the Atlantic.

[00:12:15]Every time he locks on, the orb vanishes, only to reappear behind him.

[00:12:20]It's not outrunning him. It's blinking out of existence.

[00:12:24]He realizes the craft isn't moving through the air. It's moving through the seconds.

[00:12:28]He isn't seeing a ship. He's seeing a hole in time itself. Stay curious.

[00:12:33]>> That's a lot. That's a lot to take in, especially when I'm balls deep in NyQuil.

[00:12:38]Um Which one do you think it is? I think I think the unmanned AI probes is is the self-replicating ones is definitely a good candidate for for what they might be.

[00:12:50]Um cuz they say like, you know, how how could they possibly travel so far?

[00:12:54]Assuming they're far away at all.

[00:12:55]Assuming they're not just like from inner Earth or um from Mars or moon like we don't know.

[00:13:01]Here's the thing, like if you if you believe in space, if you believe in outer space, and you don't believe that it's just like a flat world with a dome and where everything that exists um and there demons or whatever. Like if you believe that space is what they say it is, who's to say that there aren't civilizations on the moon or on Mars or on other planets or if every planet has life or not. Like with all the shit that NASA keeps from us and the government keeps from us and all this situation only leaking out shit that they want us to know cuz it benefits them and keeping everything else from us to for this like narrative that they're they're weaving this web of bullshit for whatever reason.

[00:13:38]Like I wouldn't I wouldn't put it past them just completely lying about everything's out there. The Galactic Federation, I think that's a really cool fucking theory and I'm kind of on board with that one. I think it's sick. So I like it. I lean a little more toward it cuz I like it. It's really cool, but yeah, dude, who's to say that like every planet isn't inhabited, right? If there's lot like several Earth-like planets or even similar ones that aren't quite the same that host a completely different biological form of life. Like who fucking knows?

[00:14:06]But let me know down in the comments which one of these you think is probably the most likely to be truthful if any of them. Seven of them to choose from.

[00:14:14]Choose wisely.

[00:14:15]>> Wait, who was the first person born on another planet? It was this guy, Ashcra.

[00:14:20]He was born in the first Mars colony.

[00:14:21]What was that like? Well, imagine you could never go outside ever again and you could never take another breath of fresh air. Imagine that all of human history took place over 100 million miles away from the [music] only world you've ever known. Yeah, that would be strange. So were there any other kids there? No, not for the first 10 years.

[00:14:43]You see, his [music] mom and dad didn't necessarily mean to have a kid. It just kind of happened on the trip over. And zero gravity? Yeah. Anyway, since it was the early days of the Mars colony, there weren't a lot of extra resources like school teachers. Wait, so he was [music] just left alone? Yeah, but after a while they designated one of the maintenance robots to like hang out with him. So he was raised by a maintenance robot? And the AI wasn't even designed for children, but they got along well enough. Wow. R67 taught him everything he could ever want to know about the colony. By 13 years old, the kid was basically a leading expert. Wow. And that's not even the craziest part. At 21 years old, Astra was [music] sent to Earth.

[00:15:26]>> I always wonder where these kind of stories come from with these YouTubers.

[00:15:30]Like the AI ones, you know, we've had a couple of those, these ones talking about different things, the AI generated videos. I know some of you guys hate them, but hey man, I think it's cool. I like them, so I'm going to keep watching them. But I just wonder where they come from. Is it all just like creepy pasta?

[00:15:41]Is it all just like is it an AI theory that they then create an AI video after?

[00:15:45]Like this guy right here, like where did he get this from? I don't doubt that there was a colony on Mars before, I think. I think maybe we came from Mars, you know, maybe that's where we originated and then we blew ourselves up or some shit like we do down here and it just got overboard and then we had to kind of vacate the premises and move in next door, but you know, I was just wondering where these cuz there's so many of these stories that I've never heard before until I watched this like random Tik Tok. And I've been doing this shit for like ever and following conspiracy theories since I was like fucking 12, so I don't know. If you've heard about this one, let me know cuz I I've never heard of it before.

[00:16:19]>> Surprising things that have disappeared from American schools.

[00:16:23]Back then, schools actually cared a lot more about keeping [music] us active and healthy, even if some of those activities were no joke.

[00:16:30]Do you still remember your lunch number?

[00:16:33]And if you forgot it or messed it up three [music] times, you were stuck waiting till the end of the line.

[00:16:38]Kids today will never [music] understand the pure panic of hearing your lunch tray hit the floor with a loud crash.

[00:16:44]Food everywhere.

[00:16:46]And getting [music] hit in the face with one of those dodge balls?

[00:16:49]Yeah, that was no joke. Schools today would [music] never allow something that brutal. Field day used to be way more fun back then. Honestly, one of the few school [music] days everybody actually looked forward to.

[00:17:01]Book fair day?

[00:17:02]That was the best. I'd be so excited I could barely sleep the night [music] before.

[00:17:07]What was playing on the TV cart in your classroom? Bill Nye the Science Guy [music] or The Magic School Bus?

[00:17:13]No internet on the school computers, but somehow we could spend forever [music] just doodling and messing around letting our imagination go wild.

[00:17:20]And tell me, do kids today [music] even have books as fun as Magic Tree House?

[00:17:25]Those books were seriously the best. If you remember [music] all this, tell me how old you are in the comments.

[00:17:31]>> Dude, I'm telling you, man, the book fair was sick. You get fucking scented erasers, you get a sick Lamborghini poster, you get a cool fucking that hand that like that like sticky hand that you just fucking whip it out and it slaps people. The school lunches, too, man. I remember school lunches being being pretty fucking good um back then. The fuck They had the like rectangle pizza that was fucking delicious. Yeah, man, I I feel like it's all by design, too, man. Just all the like everything is just to like make us just beat us down and make us depressed and fat and lazy and unhealthy and stuff.

[00:18:04]So, just looking back at this like it's awesome because it's nostalgic. I I'm a '90s kid. I was I know I don't look like it, but thanks.

[00:18:11]Uh >> [laughter] >> I'm young at heart. I'm an old soul.

[00:18:15]But, man, it's just it's also sad because you see like how kind of the downfall has just happened.

[00:18:21]Like people really don't care as much about like I feel like making sure that kids learn and making sure they're healthy and actually letting them have fun. Like that big fucking when you throw the parachute up and you sit under it and you just hang out in front of it. Or that little roly thing that you always pinch your fingers on in the gym. Yeah, man, I'm getting been real nostalgic lately. Been really sad that I can't just be a kid and wake up and watch cartoons and eat cereal and not have to worry about paying bills or if we're going to be abducted by fake aliens, black bagged by the government for having an opinion they don't like.

[00:18:52]>> [laughter] >> Simpler times. Let me know what year were you born? Were you born in Were you an '80s kid? Were you a '90s kid? Um little curious to learn a little more about you guys and and see if we can relate on some of this nostalgic shit.

[00:19:04]>> Hey, man, you know that cartoon character that got blacklisted for making people too horny? What? Yeah, that's a real thing. She was a character on Animaniacs, the Steven Spielberg produced ensemble cartoon intended to resurrect the spirit of Looney Tunes, which every generation of kids needs.

[00:19:23]So, I got no problem with that. But, there was one Animaniacs character that only GOT TO HAVE TWO SEGMENTS IN THE entire 99 episode run because producers were concerned she was too sexy. Which character was this? Minerva Mink.

[00:19:39]>> Oh my god.

[00:19:41]>> Yeah, and she was co-created by writers Sherri Stoner and Paul Dini with the intention of creating a female equivalent to like the Tex Avery wolf.

[00:19:50]You know, with like the bug eyes and the rolling out tongue. However, because it was the '90s, the focus shifted from that to creating a character so conceptually hot that she drove every man who saw her insane. That's not JUST ME TALKING, THAT'S a thing in the cartoon. That's canon. And let me note here for fun that Paul Dini also co-created Harley Quinn. So, we can blame him for a decent chunk of the DeviantArt database. Oh, Paul. But yeah, she only got two shorts and they were both centered around Minerva and everyone around Minerva being thirsty horn dogs, just like kids have to deal with. Got to hope not. AND IT WAS ONLY AFTER these had both been produced that the executives went, "You know what?

[00:20:33]Maybe this is an inappropriate character for a children's after-school cartoon."

[00:20:37]Who knew?

[00:20:38]>> But, it was too late. The fuse had been lit. PAUL AND SHERRI HAD TO STAND aghast like Oppenheimer behind the blast shield and watch as their creation DETONATED A SEISMIC wave of furries. Or did they know what they had wrought? Was their intent malicious to begin with? These secrets are forever locked away within the catacombs of history.

[00:21:03]>> Yeah, stay out of those catacombs.

[00:21:05]>> Oh, and don't even get me started on Swat Kats.

[00:21:09]>> Hello, nurse.

[00:21:11]>> I don't understand because the the hot nurse was was a recurring character, too, that the Animaniacs always like thirsted over, right? Went crazy for. Then you have Lola Bunny in the original Space Jam movie that they made look like a dyke in the fucking new one. You got the the green M&M that they took her high heels off and put her in like flats for whatever reason because people said the M&M was too sexy. It's like, fuck, dude.

[00:21:37]Everyone's so goddamn sensitive now.

[00:21:38]Like, they're cartoons, bro.

[00:21:41]If you really want to fuck the cartoon, you got bigger issues than than whatever issue they're worried about, right? I don't know. Again, like this this video is I don't want to get too off topic here, but everyone's so sensitive, dude.

[00:21:55]Everyone's so sensitive nowadays. The '90s were like just way more laid-back.

[00:21:59]I don't understand who's making these decisions.

[00:22:01]>> Clavicular is a psyop meant to glorify superficial distractions like looks, fame, and status, all at the cost of internal soul connection and embodiment, leading many of us to live lives completely disconnected from who we truly are. Clav and similar feds have promoted lifestyles built around looking fulfilled rather than actually being fulfilled, but true fulfillment does not come from appearing attractive or high status. It comes from aligning with your soul purpose and accepting yourself deeply enough to embody it, cultivate it, [music] and bring it into the physical world despite what others may think. By keeping humans enchanted with this masquerade and fixated on external approval such as looks, fame, [music] and status symbols, the Matrix ensures that people remain docile, brain-dead NPCs who blindly follow the herd and do its bidding. This yearning serves as a massive distraction that keeps people looking everywhere except within, cutting them off from their own innate creative power and disconnecting them from their soul purpose. The ultimate rebellion against this consumerist enslavement is the radical act of reclaiming our authentic self-love.

[00:23:05][music] If we unconditionally love and accept ourselves, while also having the courage to actually live out our soul mission in the physical world, the internal void disappears. There is nothing left to entice [music] us to look outside ourselves for fulfillment, nothing we must buy to impress others, and nothing we must achieve to earn love. By stepping out of the desire cycle and embracing our inherent worth, we starve the matrix of the lack consciousness it needs to survive and redirect our energy toward living a whole and fulfilled life.

[00:23:34]>> So again, I'm fucking old. I'm familiar with Clavicular.

[00:23:37]I don't watch his shit. I just know that like his whole thing is about like look maxing, right? Like looking the most aesthetic, looking the most amazing and perfect and whatever.

[00:23:46]Essentially, he's like, if you remember Zyzz, like the bodybuilder guy, like from like the early 2000s, he was like Mr. Aesthetics. He ended up dying because his heart exploded or something like that. So he did too many steroids.

[00:23:58]But that was kind of the thing. This guy's kind of like reminds me of like the new version of that, but way more gay. But yeah, man. I I used to care a lot about my looks. And I still go to the gym. I take care of myself. I wash my face, you know, I have I I do still try to take care of myself and look good and feel good. But like I'm not I'm not out there like buying like stupid fucking obnoxious clothes or cars or or anything. Like Not saying I can afford like super expensive shit, but like even like the nicest version that I can afford of things, like I don't don't I literally wear Chuck Taylors and band tees and and shit like that stuff. Cuz I just don't care anymore. Maybe it's cuz I'm getting older. Maybe it's cuz I had that phase where I realized, you know, giving a shit what other people think really didn't serve me at all, right?

[00:24:40]It's just very surface level shit. It's always attention that you don't really want from people you shouldn't really care about, who are like grasping at this shit and really being like attracted to it. But I don't know, man.

[00:24:50]The the world is the way social media is has made it so much harder for people. I'd say women especially when it comes to like looks and aesthetics and just pressure on guys to like be this like I don't know, man.

[00:25:02]Like this manly, this alpha male that is also super concerned with his looks and isn't supposed to care what people think, but also just completely structures the life around how other people perceive you and view you and it's just like it's almost like constructed in a way to like confuse us, right? So, we're always just like focusing on all these little wrong things instead of really just like developing ourselves, you know, emotionally, getting our emotions intact, taking care of our health and our wealth and our well-being and our mental health and just everything. Just Basically everything nowadays is just like geared toward making you care about other shit, irrelevant, surface-level bullshit so you don't focus on yourself and actually learn and grow and ask questions, be a free thinker, extend your lifespan, raise a happy family, be self-sufficient. Like everything is just completely geared toward just killing everything that has allowed humans to survive as long as we have. And for whatever reason that is, who fucking knows, but some strings are definitely being pulled to kind of pull our focus away from where it should be for our own well-being. But, that's it for today's video, guys. I am falling asleep.

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[00:26:45]I'm going to stop ranting now cuz I'm going to fall asleep standing up, but until next time, peace.

[00:26:50]>> [music] [music] >> Oh.