How to Beat the THE DEVIL’S DARE in DEMON 79 

Got Phoenix Nights in mind 😂

Gaap made a bet, he bet humanity's existence on whether he could corrupt one woman into a cold blooded killer. His demonic brothers made him bet his own existence on it too. He wanted her to succeed so he didn't have to vanish and could continue to corrupt people

What show is this called

@@xavierlyles Black Mirror.

It's a pretty entertaining episode, but I would not call it Black Mirror.

The Devil trying to save the world from nuclear destruction ? Wouldn't that be the job of angels and god ? There's probably something worse than nuclear disaster which the devil wants ..... she should have questioned why would those evil beings want to save humans from nuclear holocaust ....

True, although there is the possibility that the demon is from Hinduism, since Nina seems to be of indian descent. I suppose it depends more on what your beliefs are/were prior to the encounter.

@@nighthero7 that's a good point. I saw horns and assumed Judeo-Christian

If ur god punishes you for saving humanity maybe he isnt the good guy

@@kashiiexe Well, as the ancient stoics say: Why fear death? When death is present you are not, and while you are here, death isn't. Essentially, letting the apocalypse happen may not be damning humanity. From a different perspective: It is the quickest way to get everyone on that earth into heaven; and since you can only get to heaven if you are dead. Technically speaking you could view it as an act of the devil. The devil is tempting you to kill 3 people (or seemingly an ever-rising number since she DID kill 3) to not only condemn yourself, but also keep the rest of humanity on earth, where the devil can tempt more people to hell. But if they all die from nuclear attack, then they were innocent & killed by the devil, so pretty much auto into heaven Just an alternate POV.

But that's not necessarily true it jus means that something exists and you're given an ultimatum to either kill 3 horrible people to save everyone or risk doing nothing and everyone dies

You gotta watch Demon 69, it’s a little weird but if you watch Demon 68 it’ll make a lot more sense.

@@LuhScotti_and here i thought demon 49 and 50 where weird.

There is the issue that if this an elaborate hallucination, we could also be hallucinating whatever responses we get, and whatever response we give. The same also goes if the demon is manipulating reality/our perception of it. But yeah at least some sort of outside verification of the abilities/existence of the demon would be a good idea before going ham

​@@RepChrisYeah, you can't really test your own sanity. For example, I could hypothetically be sitting in a straitjacket in the corner of a padded cell right now, mumbling to myself while only thinking that I'm typing this comment.

@@metanightmare4454 Yeah our inability to be completly sure of our perceptions being reality (or some reflection thereof) has been generally accepted (or at least thought about) by philosophers for millennia. Both western and eastern philosophy came up with the "dream argument", sometimes called the "Zhuangzi paradox", after the book Zhuangzi in turn named for its author Zhuang Zhou, a philosopher who was very influential in the founding of taoism. The allegory of the gave also is a pretty good example, while it isnt purely about the radical skepticism, it does lay groundwork. More recently in western philosophy Descartes first (afaik) proposed the "evil demon" problem, which is pretty much what were saying, in short we cant know that our perception isnt being manipulated (possibly in totality) by a malicious entity, and thus we cant know for sure anything we perceive is real, thus the only thing we can know is our own existence (cogito/dubito ergo sum). A more modern interpretation of the evil demon is the brain in a vat/matrix. Of course your own insanity isnt going to be as perfectly coordinated as a evil demon or a super computer, so in real life you can usually find discrepancies with your hallucinations allowing you to deduce they aren't real, but that isnt guaranteed to be possible, and of course you being instance usually doesnt help your ability to detect discrepancies. delusions (inability to adjust your belief(s) in conflict with evidence) is after all a common symptom in psychosis along with hallucinations.

It's not cringey to express your admiration for a content creator, I love Nerd Explains' videos too!!

Expressing gratitude is NOT cringey, it is actually a strong trait. Do not buy the stoic bullcrap, be social! 🤜🤛

Did it though?

It didn't. I finished it off off-screen

It's set in 1979. No internet forums.

I think it’s just turned down. You hear it more clearly during the outro. unless you mean the more upbeat one he switched to a while back. I liked that one a little more but understand why he switched back to this bgm.

@@an-animal-lover Black Mirror

Not even close mate. It was not even the best episode of the season.

@@an-animal-lover Black Mirror 'Series 6' Episode 5. Series is a batch of episodes. I only put that because I think maybe you wanted me to say Season instead. But if you were asking the Show it's Black Mirror

@@markofcain2324 it was definately one of the funnest series... every episode was great

@@wontootreefoe “Series” is commonly used in the UK, while “season” is commonly used in the US. Both are correct terms for referencing the same thing, it’s just dependent on what country you’re in :) So Black Mirror, for example, appears as Season 1, Season 2, etc. when you’re viewing the show in the US.

Wait is this demon Orthodox? As in Eastern Orthodox? Or Jewish Orthodox?

No kidding, only stupid teenagers think demons are any good to mess with

Wouldn’t demons existing prove another religion is real? Nope. While it’s impossible for every religion to be right, it’s completely possible that every religion is wrong. We don’t know that there’s any hard coded permanent set of rules here. If anything, it seems like Gaap was just dealing with his bosses at his 9 to 5. Also, why wouldn’t you expect a demon to telling the truth when the truth benefits him? You’re saying that a demon would be so committed to lying that he would screw himself unnecessarily. “A good way to understand demons is look at Orthodox Demonology” - Dude, none of its real.

@@jaycol21 Considering the year was 79' & the internet wasn't around, getting info would have been difficult. It's really a 50-50. If Gaap was a evil spirit of the land, then Christian god isn't real. Conversely if Gaap was a Christian demon, then god is. It's just a matter of figuring out which one he belongs to & what Nadi's religious view is. Depending on that: The 'correct choice' is to kill or not kill. Gaap has no reason to tell the truth because for all we know, he's lying about the punishment. Yes, it is a bit of unnecessary doubt, since you do need to start somewhere to trust him to do the deed; however, we can only take his word for it & that assuming that his boss isn't lying about what the punishment is/does. So: How well do you trust a stranger telling you what another stranger said in private? Especially when the former stranger is telling you to kill people.

@@nighthero7 That assumes that the Christian religion (or some other religion) has correctly identified WHAT Gaap is. Even then, being right about a single thing doesn’t mean that your entire belief system is correct…or even most of it. Let’s say Gaap just flat out says “I’m a Christian demon”. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t any Muslim, Hindu, or Buddhist demons. Your line of logic isn’t why you shouldn’t trust demons. It’s why you shouldn’t trust literally ANYONE. Also Gaap was honest throughout the entire story, remember?

Same here😂

Let me just say 🐖, 🐊, 🐻‍❄️ It will all make sense

Wrong channel😂😂😂

I mean it's not exactly rocket science if someone wanted to make one with ill intent they certainly wouldn't need this video haha

Dame

Hey it's OK as long as they are white men right? God BM is so garbage

Season 6 just.. wasnt very good.

It's a leap of faith either way. TBF though, the odds of running into the 3 people that would trigger the end of the world would be really low considering that as she killed the brother she did her 3rd kill*. So she has some autonomy influencing the future.

@@nighthero7 I'm saying that simply killing any three people could either stop or cause Armageddon or possibly neither of those outcomes. The demons Statements have no value whatsoever and could be used to trick a pure soul for example.

Demons aren’t real.

But all the things you said, have happened multiple times in books or cinema.. 1. She is crazy is the most common twist 2. Never trust a demon is normal "demons are bad" ending.

How? I don't follow ( I haven't seen the episode, yet)?

quick, define woke

@@eugeneturner7520 the episode is set in 1979 and is not sympathetic to racist while British folks

Because the belittled minority stood up for herself? Ah, how woke, truly terrible, not letting oneself be oppressed is so terrible, truly

Racist against whom.

? Please elaborate Racist against whom, demons?

@@FatalAlcatraz I did. Comment does not show. It was deleted. Let me try again

@@markofcain2324 true, youtube does hide comments. It's really annoying recently.

@@FatalAlcatraz Trying again with some trickery as to not get censored again - Obviously wh1te br1ts. Every british charater was either a p€rv€rt, a scumbag or a murderer, outside of that kind policeman who basically doomed the world because he didn't let her murder that strawman "conservatives bad" politician character. Killing them was shown as nothing to write home about at best and a good deed at worst. It was super on the nose and I'm confused as why you are acting dense - unless you are one of those "you cannot be rac1st against group X" people.

@@an-animal-lover White people bad, borders bad, England bad (except for migrants). Brown woman good and badass even as she's murdering people because a voice in her head tells her to. Standard BBC fare, tbh.

@@an-animal-loverracism exists apparently

'Racism is bad' is apparently propaganda... You must be a happy and fullfilled person.