Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "The Why Files" channel.

  1. It's probably just the toxic fumes from the volcano causing a lot of hallucinations…
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  2. Before dinosaurs walked the Earth? No-no-no-NO! Just before the Cambrian explosion!
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  3. What interest me most is what happened to make the hidden sanctuary city unnecessary and eventually fade into the status of myth….  When did people leave? Ha! Turns out the underground city was a Christian refuge, used both to escape muslim persecution and Hun invasions.  The last documented use was in 1909 when local Christians used if as a refuge in local quarrels with muslims.  But in 1923, the Christian inhabitants of the region were expelled from Turkey and moved to Greece in the population exchange between Greece and Turkey, whereupon the tunnels were abandoned. I took only 2 generations to go from hideout to myth!
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  4. You’re not capable of explaining the absolute and here’s why: „Who created the absolute?“ you ask. But since The Absolute is eternal – meaning „not subject to time“ – it wasn’t created! Nothing came before The Absolute and nothing can come after! The Absolute contains space-time, thus is itself eternal and infinite… It is before time was!  Jesus understood this.  That’s why he answered the priests accusing him of heresy: „I am before Abraham was!“
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  5. Hey, GoogleTube! Please refrain from trying to tell me what to think with your silly, blue add-ons under certain videos. If I am bewildered, I ask God's help, not a soulless body of halfwits as you constitute, thanks ever so very much.
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  6. No, you’re right, @skepticalfaith5201, they couldn’t be absolutely certain, even if no clues of surveillance were found. But still, if nothing popped up for say 5 years, the assumption would be reasonable…
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  7. Heckler is under scrutiny for being a North Korean mole now… Fishmole?? 😖
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  8. Wikipedia is non-informative on Indrid Cold, listing him as a character in a film, a series or an urban myth.
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  9. Why does the picture frame jump back and forth…
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  10. Neanderthals were 1.63 m and 82 kg on average. They were much stronger than today’s average human, but they couldn’t trow a linebacker over the goal posts. Their teeth only differ subtly from sapiens and are not specialized for meat. I find no scientific background for the monsters described here, but they do look a bit like Sasquatches.
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  11. 29:30 But you just said that the Moons orbit is the closest to a perfect circle ever observed! What then would it matter if it’s half- or full moon, the distance is the same, right? So you’re in fact saying that the size of the shadow cast by Earth is influencing our mood? Crimes may go up slightly at full moon, but this could be a side effect of the better nocturnal visibility.
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  12. Easily, but then again, TV isn’t worth watching at all… 😂
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  13.  @ajdesmond9545 But he’s intelligent! That probably means he would rather netflunk didn’t exist…
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  14.  @MercenaryOO7 👍🏼😂
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  15. Well, the next ice age will lower sea levels once again, disclosing large numbers of cities and landmasses submerged when the last ice age ended. Don’t they come and go with a periodicity of 100,000 years? And what’s more: We'll all be around to witness the wondrous spectacle, just not in the same body as today – or so I hear (Not one soul was ever lost, one NDEer reported right here, on YouTube!)
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  16. Excellent upload!
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  17. Here’s a quote from GPT-4’S WEBSITE: „Limitations: GPT-4 still has many known limitations that we are working to address, such as social biases, hallucinations, and adversarial prompts. We encourage and facilitate transparency, user education, and wider AI literacy as society adopts these models. We also aim to expand the avenues of input people have in shaping our models.“ And I can’t even begin to guess what is meant by „adversarial prompts“!
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  18. There was at least until 2015 a publicly known, joint venture between the US, Russia and the EU to investigate the possibilities of breaking up large meteoric boulders heading for Earth.
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  19. An asset could be you, even Hecklefish, as I mentioned a few times earlier. But the trouble with disinformation is that there must still be mainly information to hold interest. We just have to subtract the implausible parts and not accept anything unless it has multiple sources or we have independent knowledge. The CIA is a toxic, paranoid scourge on the world and I’m not convinced the American government has any control over it, btw…
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  20. How do we get the information about the distant, entangled particle on the Moon, Mars, Andromeda though? The information about the observation can’t travel faster than light, so how do we know when what happens to the distant entangled particle? How do you solve this problem even just between New York and Sydney?
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  21. 6:24 No, "if your consciousness lives on" is a misunderstanding, consciousness isn’t property and contains no identity, but it also never dies, so "lives on" is meaningless; but we could imagine that the soul was somehow trapped and bound to the dead, yet intact brain. In that case consciousness would linger and the brain become "haunted" until the soul moved on. But sooner or later it must and along with it goes all traces of consciousness.
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  22. Those radio transmissions need better actors! They’re horribly fake!
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  23. It must’ve been the school-bus dispatcher! And if he turns out to be the sherif working two jobs, everything fits perfectly, right?
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  24. I think I’m the only one who can see this comment, sigh…
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  25. It’s a minor point, but the way you tell it is not the correct sequence of events: Stuxnet was first detected on PLCs in Iranian nuclear centrifuges. There’s no real doubt that it was created by USA and Israel in collaboration, trying to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.  After it was found and described, it was subsequently found on innumerable networks globally, but inert, and Siemens, whose PLCs had been specifically targeted, began helping companies remove Stuxnet — without incidents, but slowly and costly, because Stuxnet immediately spread to all connected computers on a network to remain dormant once it was introduced. You described it as if the world was fighting Stuxnet before anyone knew what it was. We knew… But your main point, that the code is everyones plaything now, is well taken, and the rest is good research well presented…
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  26. Most of today’s video content is probably factual, but there’s a few loose ends: 1. The Easter Islands statues mostly have their bodies buried, but has this happened by wind moving the results of slow erosion around or did it happen suddenly with a tsunami? I tend to find the latter more likely, but geological strata-analysis can tell us. 2. The wave patterns left on Sahara is undeniable, and all civilizations have flood-myths, but we need to estimate how high a tsunami wave needed to be, to wash over most of Sahara in a direction from northwest to southeast. I think we’ll probably find the estimated hight impossible, thus indicating that a more sudden sinking of the entire tectonic plate is the explanation — indicating that a pole shift may be very sudden and cataclysmic. 3. Historians and archeologists working on the buried cultures in the Black Sea tend to assume a deluge around -12,000 years, but for mammoths to be frozen instantly, they would need to be suddenly buried in a huge flood of ice, again indicating massive upheavals of the Earth crust. We need to find the temporal relation between the Hiawatha meteor impact and the sudden icing of the mammoths.
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  27. Wouldn’t the discrepancy come to light when global events were compared to Japanese or Chinese calendar dates?
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  28. I found this extremely boring…
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  29. Plenty of „fact checkers“ on various social media (X, FaceBook aso) state that there’s no laws prohibiting flights over Antarctica! You need to present quoted paragraphs showing such prohibition is in place to seem credible.
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  30. I’m probably offending lots of people saying that I can’t really relate: My interest in thrill seeking ended when I grew up, simple as that. Horror movies don’t work on me because I recognize the build up and hence isn’t shocked — not to mention that nothing can make me forget it’s only a movie, sorry…
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  31. So this video was meant to impress on us how lawless, potent and dangerous the FBI and CIA really are? And at the same time give us the impression that the US military is sitting on all these wonderful technologies and already exploiting them for their own use?  Did I get it right?
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  32. I have a different question: „Does a color change if I give it a new name?"
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  33. ET phone home!
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  34. The last 2 weeks of 1952 a series of UFO sightings were reported in Washington, D.C., and later became known as the Washington flap, the Washington National Airport Sightings, or the Invasion of Washington. There was visual and radar observations from both airports of several UFOs outside of both flight paths and normal capabilities.
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  35. I would think, though, that the age of the dinosaurs speaks strongly against the repeated obliteration of Earth civilisations, or something affecting the frequency of Earth being hit by big meteors must’ve changed in more recent epochs. Isn’t the dinos thought to have lived and evolved for 120 million years. This would seem to indicate that up until 66 million years, eradication had not happened for 120 MY, right?
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  36. Please explain what „energy vibrates“ is supposed to mean – and also do tell your audience whose interests you’re working to further – or more simply put, who employs you…
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  37. This theory interests me not at all. I’m not even sure it qualifies as a theory, as it can’t be proved or disproved without any connections between the different universes – and look at that ugly word, „universes“! Plural of something unique…  Nope, I’m off elsewhere for this episode…
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  38. Maybe Bobby Fischer wasn’t totally off his rocker when he complained about Soviet psychic interference in the 70s…
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  39. All this sounds like an elaborate fantasy imo…
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  40. "13 stories up a single window was open" and yet "shattered glass"?  Is this CIA code for "we assassinated him"?
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  41. He was from Iowa, visiting relatives in NY.
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  42. I literally had no idea how much information was present in crop circles. I think my country, Denmark, is a little department under CIA… We have no critical media and news about crop circles and UFOs was always restricted to dripping sarcasm…
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  43. Sounds to me like this isn’t even one eyewitness but only one person, Mark, alleging Brad was one such… and „then Mark became obsessed with these vehicles“ — obsessed is not a good foundation for sound judgement and truthful reports…
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  44. Some low-life who by his own account was willing to partake in a disinformation campaign can never be trusted. Listening to what they have to say now is as naive as trusting them then! And if it really is true that the CIA used tax $ to mislead the public (and congress and senate) those CIA leaders need to stand trial for treason…
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  45. They’re not that powerful. They’re not so clever. Their insatiable greed makes them increasingly vulnerable and make them fight among themselves. Don’t be so paranoid and scared. Choose love. Watch the beauty of God’s creation. Ask God for strength when strength is needed…
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  46. The cascading paranoia gets so powerful, none of the involved preserves full clarity or sanity…
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  47. I notice this channel just implied the illuminati aren't real and that antichrist will be accepted as the one god… I’m beginning to think you serve the globalist agenda.
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  48. 33:30 I seem to remember scientist puzzled by stone sarcophagi filled with mercury found in connection with pyramids in both South America and Egypt…
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  49. Yeah, Pats assassination sounds like the umbrella murder where the Bulgarian writer Markov was assassinated on a London street via a micro-engineered pellet that might have contained ricin. It is generally assumed the KGB assisted the Bulgarian Secret Service.
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  50. „Sturdy" and „crumpled“ don’t match!
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