Hearted Youtube comments on Scary Interesting (@ScaryInteresting) channel.

  1. The one thing that strikes me about the mining stories is that the survivors never hesitate in going back to save others.
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  2. i love when people start describing what the person stuck in the cave was thinking about while trapped because it means they end up getting out
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  3. maybe Cindys mental state was a wreck BECAUSE she was being stalked, tortured, worse... no way she does this on her own. even if she was a knot expert to do that in a Canadian winter while drugged up wearing little clothing? no
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  4. Takes a special kind of evil to have someone you forced on a caving trip to fall and die and then say, "nah, she would've died from a heartattack anyway, not my fault."
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  5. Cavers after finding out there is space between an electron and a nucleus:
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  6. God am I glad that modern mines have easy access to electric lighting, especislly now in recent decades that LEDs took the lighting market by storm. Firelight is NOT your friend when air flow is so restricted.
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  7. Place name: "Human kill grinder" Cavers: Fuck yeah imma get in that!
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  8. Hey Pierce here (from story 3). A big thanks to Sean for handling my story accurately and with respect. Everyone, give this man a sub!
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  9. When the cave has a section called "the birth canal," I'm gonna nope on that one.
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  10. Imagine being the first diver to enter an uncharted body of water in Australia. God knows what creatures from hell could have been in there!
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  11. I set oxygen bottles around my office just in case it gets humid. That's how hard I don't want to cave dive.
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  12. Thanks for covering my story! It wasn't as exciting as other stories on this channel but I hope everyone enjoyed it :)
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  13. I was looking for a video called something like “Cave Dive Goes Perfectly Fine And Everyone Lived Happily Ever After”, but I guess I’ll keep looking.
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  14. This channel just teaches me to never put myself in situations where I think I’d be possibly featured on it.
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  15. The way this was told, I was expecting to hear someone had surprised Rob at depth with a handful of peas, leading to panic and death. While his death is still tragic, I'm relieved to know it was not pea-related (as far as we know).
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  16. I’ve dealt with CO Poisoning at my job before. Went into a room, ventilation system wasn’t working properly. Next thing I know I was laying on the ground on my back, very weak. I had a full face respirator on but it’s not designed for CO. Only reason I woke up was because I left the door open and fresh air got it. At the ER my COHb was 40%, which was 30 mins after I was removed from the room.
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  17. Note to self: If partner asks me to get in a suitcase, respectfully decline the offer.
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  18. The fact that it's usually body PARTS and not intact corpses found on the mountain is both telling and terrifying.
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  19. Submarines are insanely terrifying, my uncle was a submariner and his sub burned while at port and sunk. He was out of the sub at the time, others weren't so lucky.
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  20. 150 mph winds is a category 4 hurricane. 300 mph is a F5 tornado. I don’t think anyone would be left on the slopes if the winds reached that high.
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  21. Ah yes, the ocean, always an endless supply of terror to be had
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  22. Came for the cave horrors, stayed for the pea stories
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  23. John worrying about not getting blood on his moms carpet while missing both arms is amazing
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  24. This is exactly why you don't enter a cave without 257 spare torches.
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  25. "Hopefully I will see you in the next one." Sean, i hope you do NOT see me in your next video. I'll just watch thanks 👍
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  26. I appreciate you saying what the picture contains aloud, it really helps not only for people who are listening to this in the background, but for people who may be visually impaired get to join in on the existential horror as well. Great content as always!
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  27. Anakin would hate this island.
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  28. It’s worth noting that Tarek said Yuri asked him about diving the blue hole, but Tarek refused and to take him without actual trimix training. I think it was Yuri’s last day or second to last day of his trip, so he didn’t want to wait and do the training. He did this against Tarek’s advice. It’s yet another really sad tale of an experienced SCUBA diver getting overconfident. This is always a rough video to watch, particularly for someone like me who has a fear of not being able to breathe. Hearing him struggle to breathe gives me so much anxiety.
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  29. perfect timing i just started fighting for my life on the toilet 🙏🏼
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  30. This channel has confirmed that my fear of caves is completely justified Edit: Also David is a terrible cave guide
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  31. Babe, wake up! Everyone was eaten!!
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  32. The last one was 100% malpractice on the part of the diving company... I heard the details about it a while ago & it still makes me angry. It was a litany of mistakes... they should not have gone diving so late, they didn't have the right equipment, they didn't buddy up, they didn't account for the altitude difference. What makes me angriest of all is that they knew her dry suit wasn't inflating, told her to use a standard buoyancy compensator despite it being inadequate and then loaded weights inside her dry suit where she couldn't remove them. The poor girl didn't stand a chance... RIP 🤍 And I hope her parents are getting some justice with the lawsuit because I recall the dive operators were pulling some shady tactics to dodge responsibility.
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  33. The thumbnail alone is nightmare fuel.
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  34. The nice thing about caving, diving, and cave diving, is that you don't have to do any of them.
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  35. All it takes is a hidden abandoned well, thick foliage, or deep permanent snow to potentially hide cadavers forever. The wilderness is vast and seachers aren't perfect.
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  36. "Hey, you guys wanna float over uninhabited regions in a leakyboi?"
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  37. Going deeper into a cave when there's already been historic flooding is the most bonehead move ever
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  38. Locked-in syndrome (the 1st story) has to be the most terrifying experience...unable to move, communicate, all while being fully conscious for years. I'd rather be dead at that point
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  39. Ironic how the airman who’s parachute failed to deploy and died instantly is probably the only time you can say someone in that situation is lucky considering he was spared the conditions the others faced just to ultimately die as well
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  40. The pea story is so interesting because I imagine it doesn’t have much to do with the dive but it feels like, while researching, it was almost like OP kept reading anecdotes of ppl being like “yeah that cave was wild but what was REALLY weird was the pea thing” and he just had to include it haha. 😂
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  41. God I can’t imagine the pain Glen went through losing his brother and sister in an instant, being unable to do anything about it. I’m surprised the land owners let anyone go into The Shaft after that tragic incident where 4 people died and their bodies were stuck in there somewhere, but I’m glad the filming crew were able to find them so they could be safely recovered and given a proper resting place. Whole thing is heartbreaking tho.
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  42. Yet again my Saturday had vastly improved! I sit through chemo treatments all week waiting for your upload Saturday morning!You content is outstanding! It’s definitely keeping me from cave diving, going into the ocean, and any other place that could potentially lead to you making a video about me! Stay safe. Be well.
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  43. Yes, it’s my 49th birthday today and nothing better than laying in bed and watching. a little SI with Sean and all the viewers on a cold snowy day. Have a great day everyone, hope all is well
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  44. Ah yes my weekly dose of claustrophobia
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  45. Sadly a few years later the groups leader Pavel Demidov died in another cave in the same area I forget it’s name but he had gone back to get some more rope for him and his caving partner and his buddy noticed he had been away longer than normal so he went back and saw that some rocks fell on Pavel and killed him. He was a very knowledgeable brave cave spelunker.😞
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  46. kind of makes you really, really appreciate the people who invented sewage treatment.
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  47. Brandon’s story is so haunting from his parent’s perspective. Unfortunately, it seems like he was probably much more drunk than his parents or he realized, given that he ran off the road and also was mistaken about his location.
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  48. Fella has almost a million subscribers and yet, unlike other creators, engages on the comment section with us. Kudos!
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  49. The first story is just insane. Making yourself out to be your sisters murderer just to get the investigation reopened. Absolute Chad
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  50. You have created my unhealthy obsession with binge watching youtube horror
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