What Happened at Roopkund Lake? 

"This right here, is the remains of a man from the 21st century, we believe he was part of a cult called archelogy. They talked about and done ritualistic suicide, due to their curious behavior of digging up random shit." - Milo 2766

​@@COMPYCUBE"Hark, child, and listen to me. These bones once belonged to an ancient cultist - a follower of the Old World religion of Arcka-logy. They were a peculiar sort; mine colleagues suspect that they may have been death priests, preserving and transporting the remains of the dead. The foolish call them scavengers, and others yet propose that they may have been cultists seeking to resurrect the forgotten dead. All hocwash. Clearly, they were scholars and wisemen, collecting bones to see the future closest to them." - Random future shaman or something, probably.

OMG!! I hope he gets to see this!!!

Perhaps it was a fertility rite of some kind.

You’re funny

Yea

Even some or at least one not so dead person..

Never would have thought 😢

Bro hasn't even seen the video yet 💀💀

Must’ve been the aliens that constructed the pyramids

If ur looking for more videos like this I’ll link you a google dock with links to like 30+ videos I’ve been collecting

​@@_SamC_ omg I need that link, you are doing the lord's work

this is literally like 80% of the content I watch on youtube

Even though fields have been ploughed many times, it's still important to leave things where they are as much as possible, or at least note down where you found things, since it will still represent the rough location it was found. Ever watched time team? I saw one episode where they excavated a burial ground that a guy found with a metal detector and when they had asked him "where did you find the grave?" he didn't know. He should have mark the location, but instead the weren't able to find that location again. they found other graves, but no the one he found.

@@ST-vt4nu Yeah absolutly. Sepcially when u find something and best is if u take pictures right away because that leaves less room for interpretation (or forgetting).

I mean the human femur is about as good as concrete for building. I’ve found it can support a fair amount of weight from a structure

@@IMADINOSAURNOTABIRD You make a strong argument, and I suppose the marrow could work quite well as a cement

Hey not everyone can afford that Death Star Lego set for their kids, sometimes you've got to work with what you've got 🫤

Disgustified?

People use dead bodies as markers on Everest. It's kinda common when the persons been dead for awhile

If I had not read your comment i would have been in danger of this, thank you

​@@ricebeansrockroll882 I believe they're referred to colloquially as "cold sinks" or "frost pockets." They can be dangerous for those unprepared. Militaries have fallen victim to them. Hikers and campers should try to understand their mechanics to avoid inadvertently camping within one.

@@ricebeansrockroll882if you see the tress struggling to grow in lower plain like areas its a giveaway, (most of the time there is a tree line like on a mountain)

This needs to be pinned

​@@djkota8849That's not much indication at high altitudes as trees mostly disappear above 4000 meters.

Who the hell goes OOH Heumen bones lets play jenga

That’s something that always catches my attention. It’s extremely disrespectful to the real human beings whom those bones belonged to. These were real people at some point, the only people who have a right to mess with them are the scientists who can do so without disrespecting the real people. Just because they died a long time ago doesn’t make it ok, and I always see this stuff happening disproportionately to non-white remains. Sorry for poor English.

@@bellaschoug3329 cue Team Fortress 2 doctor saying "and that's how I lost my medical licence..."

Amen!

We here in the Great Smoky Mountains of Northeast Tennessee call the tourist damage, "loving it to death."

Tourism is a disease killing some of the most beautiful places on earth. It's dead money.

Don't let 'em in. Give everyone a litter bag which must be filled to exit the park.

I will never understand people who claim to “love nature” littering. It’s rude, disgusting, and harmful. Soon there won’t be a place on earth without a dirty, unnaturally bright plastic bag on it. I hope people can change their attitude, especially people who go to these extreme places (who tend to be of a certain personality type - driven by the will to dominate without ever reflecting or encountering consequences).

fuck that im getting cremeated 😂

You! Become art! 🫵 *Insert Lego game building sound*

I’d probably feel honoured knowing my death is provided others with happiness

I don't think they mind.

Imagine being the tourist who comes aacross a bunch if human remains and thinks "I defintly want to touch those human bones"

scientist who questions the gender due to inadequate data💀

@@sensiesama2713 yes, because it is actually pretty damn difficult to identify someone's gender from bones alone if the important bones are not around, and in this case, it was a wonder they even got 2

​@@sensiesama2713 Good scientists do not draw definitive conclusions from inadequate evidence, they learn to sit with ambiguity while the search for answers continues.

@@danielflanard8274 again, pretty rich for you to say that while you defend biased content in your reply to me. Tell me what part of the need to discuss pros AND cons you disagree with

@@geteducatedyoufool4563 I have encountered many people on this platform. It is only the difficult ones who follow me into other unrelated threads to insult my character instead of addressing my reply to them in the relevant thread. It is pretty rich that you are accusing everyone of ignoring your arguments while posting two nearly identical replies on two different threads, both of which do not address any of the counterarguments I made to your comments.

I love how Maine is put on par with Antarctica

As a Canadian living north of Maine, I resented this slightly until I looked out my window

@@drewsify552 If HP Lovecraft taught us anything, it's that "Maine is a dangerous, forbidding country on par with Antarctica" is apt. The two places are even equally as eldritch, now that I think of it.

Say Maine to fuck with Mainers.

No, but seriously, in college during field school we hiked to an archaeological site that was pretty well-hidden but still technically within city bounds. The professor looked at us and went "if you tell anyone about this and I find it covered in beer cans and kicked over I will obliterate your fucking careers." SO YEAH, DON'T DISCLOSE THE LOCATIONS IF AT ALL POSSIBLE.

For real... Like what if they died from some terrible unknown disease and then you contract it from disturbing the remains 😐

@@caffeinatedbroccoli Somewhere in Siberia is a small cemetery of smallpox victims

​@@pierrecurie same in Townsville Australia, you can visit it lol

You don't have that caveman mentality. NGMI

you did not grow up on a cattle ranch then because when i see a cow skull or bone me and my cousins used to try and break them by throwing them on rocks

like how f*cked up do you have to be to look a at a human remain and think "wow that'll do nicely on my chimney"

My Coast Salish ancestors' bones were used as bookends, doorstops (apparently skulls are great doorstops), and just regular decoration.

It could be worse. Knowing what conspiracy nuts do with stones and such pilfered from ancient sites as well, it's very likely some are also desecrated trying to find the giant dna.

@@forest_green Not a problem if it’s your families bones. That’s kinda cool. But don’t go around yoinking other people’s bones from historical sites.

@@isabelmcgaugh711 sorry, I didn't explain properly. Settlers took the bones from their sacred cairns and used them as decor.

✊😔

everybody's so creative

Bare bones community you might say?

Support your local skeleton commune

@@CharlieApplesI recommend the umbrellas

This is the most accurate and important comment ever made on Milo’s videos. Godspeed my dude

And of course first thing kyle mentions is the guy's hair lmao.

Why do you post so much nuclear content but say nothing about other alternative energy solutions? Nuclear isn't the only alternative to fossil fuel. It's one thing to debunk scare mongering but there are still negatives to nuclear such as being too damn expensive for the energy it outputs... The fact that there are arguing fanboys here from a science channel is just sad. No critical thinking just insecurity over defending what you fanboy over Is it bad now to want channels to have the integrity to impartially post the pros AND the cons? Is it bad to want to mention how humanity has more alternatives to fossil fuel than just nuclear? Is it not possible to debunk stereotypes without being an evangelist? This is science, not a garbage TV show where you fanboy over your favourite character... Sad...

​@@geteducatedyoufool4563Since its by far the best one. Its also the most cost effective.

Gay

It's a bone.

lmao

Famous last words for the person who became number 800.

When im hiking alone and find 800 bodys, im completely fine, but 801 is where I draw the line

Haha :)

13:11 nah lol, “insofar” means “to the extent that”. Your thermometer is ideal for an international audience, insofar as it helps you report both Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures. Your clothes kept you warm insofar as they could, despite your coat being unbuttoned.

It makes me wonder how much smaller the second group was (like, did they just happen to get most of group B in the tested sample, rather than an even distribution of both groups?) But even if it was only a dozen or so people, you'd think people would remember that time a bunch of random strangers walked into the mountain and never returned.

There's a likely explanation. Group A had survivors that told the story. Group B either didn't have survivors or since they were foreigners they couldn't share their plight due to a language barrier

@@dominiklehn2866 Even if there were no survivors you’d think someone would know they were there, they had to have come from somewhere and met people along the way. A large group of foreigners travelling up a pilgrimage route undetected seems nearly impossible.

The two events could have become conflated. The current tellings of the myth might even contain newer elements derived from the second instance. *edited for clarity*

@@dominiklehn2866what I think could also be acontributing factor: social standing group A was local nobels and their "court" group B were just some unknown strangers, foreign in every sense of the word

scp

epic scp prompt

This is the only theory that sufficiently explains that one lonely spearhead. Someone mentioned SCP, I thought of Pratchett's Discworld, Red Dwarf and/or The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. :)

I might write an SCP article on your comment...

Got fucking damn it what is this SCP nonsense

The dead don't care what happens to their bones. The real problem is like he states in the video: altering the site destroys important archeological context.

I wouldn't be surprised in the 1700 group was doing it to look for loot. Rumors of a goddess in a mountain is bound to have some gold or something. In their heads anyways.

It's what archaeologist's do all the time. 'Loot' their resting places and put them in a museum or a lab.

​@@duudsuufd Not even close to the same thing 🤦 the tourists destroy it for NO REASON. Real archeologists do it to LEARN and TEACH about the remains and location. For stealing you want the British museum.

Romanian tourists have a tendency to hike wildly unprepared. Some die (as you would expect).

Wow. That worked for me

As a dyslexic adult, I’m very sad that no one told me this strategy decades ago 🌝

Also: remember that all words are "speakable". Sometimes it is just a matter of not using the stress/intonation you would use in your own language. Just try stressing each syllable to the same degree first.

Yes, and I would add: hide the part of the word you are not pronouncing yet. Just uncover each syllable as and when it is its turn to be pronounced. As a rule: when you are reading, use a blank piece of paper in which you have cut out a rectangle which has space for one line, and only about 5 words, and move this "window one as you read. And when you get to a full stop, oause and think of what you have read. It will make reading slow, but also very manageable and understandable, so in the end, you save time and energy. :)@@seyi6295

Wow! Thank you!

Really dedicated

At least he didn't get bludgeoned by hailstones!

​@@rebeccat.6134yet...

@@rebeccat.6134 just wait for part two…

Actually seems fairly probable

It would be such a Titanic the Ship and Titanic the Sub situation

bloody tourists.

I have zero evidence, but I'm gonna blame the Danes for this one 😤

@@pvp6077 Actually, most Swedish archeologists believe the raid was done by other islanders, who wanted to destroy the town's influence. I got the timeline a little wrong, it was 4th century, not 5th, 6th. But it fellaround the end of the Roman empire, and some believe it was a loyal pro Roman outpost, and not a popular one.

​@luminoustarisma Roman empire lasted till 16th century.

isn't there little evidence for mass slaughter other than dead bodies? I remember reading about it and the arrangement of remains, lack of weapon discoveries, the fact the precious items weren't looted, and the location of site kinda point to it not being a massacre... a natural disaster seems a more fitting explanation

Viking Pompeii. Say no more.

People bringing back items from chernobyl? Reminds me of STALKER

@@hesya5400 Except that these people are bringing back stuff like a shoe, a shoe which is so radioactive it's gonna give you cancer if you have it beside you.

You have to be a very special kind of stupid to try that, I'm not even talking about any mental illnesses I'm talking stupid stupid

​@@alanin4dwelcome to the internet vibes

Natural selection.

Ohhh I see! Thank you for the distinction here. That was a little unclear in a lot of the sources I was going over discussing the local oral tradition. I appreciate you lending your expertise.

For some reason I thought Shiva and Vishnu were married so when he said that I thought something was off but I looked it up and I too was wrong 😂 The more you know 🌈⭐️

​@@th3grav3mak3rgaming8lord Shiva and lord Vishnu still love each other just as much as they love their wives. Legends say that half of their heart is dedicated to entirely each other and other half to their wives and their devotees. They also had a child together when lord Vishnu transformed into his female avatar mohini.

@@miniminuteman773 Hinduism has had a lot of syncretism over the centuries, so it's not surprising to have gotten lost on who is who based on when and where you're talking about. And when you have a big goddess like Sati-Parvati who is also like 4 (to even as many as 10) other goddesses, it's easy to misplace who she is. And this is even before you get into sectarian differences.

​@@omkartelang1064 Namaskaram. To add to what you said, many Shaivites (Shiva devotees) and Vaishnavas (Vishnu devotees) will also tell you that Shiva and Vishnu are the highest form of each other. I love the plural nature of Hinduism ❤️🕉️😁 Har har Mahadev

The real treasure was the friends it made along the way

@@admiralofcuteness made food come outta my nose

Maybe the bones ARE the treasure. Maybe not all dragons collect gold

​@@admiralofcutenessliterally come here to type that, word to word. Was disappointed to you had already done

You don't consider glass beads and parasols treasure? 🙂

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I wasn't, I stop listening whenever I hear imperial measurements. We tried compromising, it doesn't work. Use metric, or assume that everybody outside the US isn't going to understand.

If Milo didn't care enough to list something literally on the Thermometer, then I don't care if he was listing F⁰ and will take his readings as C⁰. Further more, I won't even question why he was wearing an awful lot of cold weather clothes for such warm temperatures either.

@@soulsurvivor8293 Obviously he's trying to give himself heat stroke to get out of recording.

weirdly enough it's colder for him in America, then it is for me in Canada haha It's 13c right now so I'm having a great time

Needs a snack

Chalkboard paint would be awesome

Hard to hold chalk with mittens on.

noooooo chalk makes my skin crawl, even thinking about it is horrible 😂

@@spilledepsomsalt4419 shut up, you're a snack

These mfs are same they don in metro cities and when it comes to their state thry be like guys stop it all this problem you should ask to your CM he won't do anything tell your cm to create jobs so that you guys won't come to south india or delhi mumbai for jobs live there and save your land

Would you mind telling us what the song tells ? Is that the same folk stuff than he said, the one about deity revenge and iron balls falling from the sky ?

Yeah... all one has to do is mention the mountain named Chomolungma, only to be given a blank stare, to see just how entrenched the effects of colonialism (physical, intellectual, etc) are, even to this day. Really!

@@Personalitycoper What the FUCK ? No wonder women do not find you attractive (Incel much? It's your own fault!)... look up the terms 'neocolonialism' and 'cognitive dissonance', eh? Jeez. Wow.

@@Diss0lvant If my memory serves me right, the song narrates that back in the days(probably centuries ago or thousand years ago) there was a King and a Queen who were trying for a child but they had no success, then one day someone from the mystics side mentioned to the couple to try to apple to the Mountain Devi(closest loose English translation is Mountain female deity)(Gods/Goddess is not a thing). And when they followed the mystics advice, they were blessed with a child. Overjoyed with the birth of their own child the King and Queen announced that they will take a pilgrimage to the Mountains where the Devi's temple/structure is located, and perform a big procession and rituals for thanking and appreciating her(Devi) and ask for her blessing. But apparently on the journey they did something very bad, that enraged the Devi enough to the point, where she punished them with a Hail, which ended up crushing their skulls and killing the entire procession.

Even with complete skeletons tho, it can sometimes be difficult to determine sex. Not that most people care about how their bodies are interpreted by scientists in the future tho, I guess.

@@elliottwatt5297 very true

Good on you bringing attention to non-western archeologists/politicians exploiting and misappropriating history, theres usually a lot of the opposite for some reason.

people who look at a name longer than 5 letters then just give up are wild they get like 3 syllables into a name then just go vahjayblahblah whatever

​@@user6122Lol that mostly comes from not wanting to mess it up. As someone who has a short name that is very easily messed up. I'd prefer it not said than mispronounced like it has for almost my entire life.

@@user6122 I work with a large number of immigrants, they do the exact same thing to English because of how hard it is to learn. It's funny how white people are all "We have to do better! We give up on words that are hard to pronounce." Meanwhile everyone around them actively avoid words to say due to them being difficult. We're all the same on this regard, nobody is doing a better job than anyone on this case.

How strong is this religious propaganda in india? I keep hearing about some revisionist crap like "India invented nukes a millenia ago", but how does religion come into this?

I know exactly what you're talking about. It's a pretty strange feeling. I literally had to use all my remaining strength and will to continue my walk home. I was on a hike by myself late winter in the prairies. I decided I wouldn't hike alone anymore or at least have proper supplies if I'm on an extended hike.

Is there room at the Haunted Table for one more? 😳🥶

I remember cycling up the Stelvio, a mountain pass in Italy above the vegetation line. It felt like the mountain was angry with me and send evil spirits to stop me. The thin air results in less oxygen being available to you and significantly lowers how efficient your muscle can work. An impressive experience

Yeah, that's the thing about pushing yourself. Sometimes you run out.

Did you die? 😳

My first instinct was actually that it was the blizzard that she sends in the story, much likelier and the head damage on the few skulls that had it could be post mortem. But the hail does make for a better story

Part of me is skeptical of a rockslide because with my very limited knowledge I feel like a rockslide would bury the remains. Please correct me or explain the flaws in my logic I have no research at all in this.

​​@@gtro4207the initial group was burried, I thought. It was only the later group that wasn't (no head injury).

I teach avalanche safety courses and my first thought was avalanche. Roughly 30% of avalanche victims die of trauma, the rest could have just asphyxiated under the debris. If it was a bad avalanche zone on a pilgrimage route that pilgrims traveled regularly, multiple parties could have died and been buried in debris that may have rarely melted. It’s even possible that the route avoided all but the most extreme avalanche hazards, when large, rare avalanches did happen, the debris would reach the path and burry any parties on it. Such a large avalanche could create basically a temporary glacier, snow and ice that doesn’t ever fully melt and is known for churning and scattering bones as it moves down hill.

This sounds weird, but do you know if a bad blizzard could cause a rockslide?

I didn't know this! I know temperatures can drop as you go up in altitude but I didn't consider that formations or landscapes in the mountains could alter the tempature as well.

Could also have been camping there in order to avoid some kind of harsh weather. As you said, it was in a hollow, which could have shielded them from some very harsh winds. Both of these groups could just have used this hollow as shelter from some strong winds, but instead they froze to death due to how cold air behaves.

And it can drop fast as the wind above picks up speed.

​@Rey-it3sg Yeah. You just need to make simple cover. Don't use hollows. The wind passing above draws the heat out and their shape means sun light only gets in if the sun is right above.

​@@Rey-it3sg It can also be warmer on the top of the lowest slope in a valley. The heat rising up the valley reaches this first. It's often visible on the landscape.

aliens who taught them how to turn their statues into bionicle robots

I instantly thought this! How did he miss this it’s obviously the answer

“Toys in every store” ………😂👏🏻🫶🏻

were the aliens performing ritualistic suicide as some sort of fertility rite?

Aliens... FROM THE FUTURE!

I saw a wilderness survival video that listed "low ground or hollows" as one of the basic mistakes people make in trying to locate a good place when caught without proper resources.

As a retired landscape designer, I concur. So many people get confused when their hardy shrubs and plants die in a little hollow.

@@maryeckel9682 An excellent excuse for a shrine, sculpture or hobbit/fairy/gnome home, a wee hollow. Just my immediate reaction.

Now the question is: What the hell was group B and C doing there?

That makes more sense than fatal hail that doesn’t break bones

I agree, also not everyone finished high school so that would help them get a GED

thats because his shorts are him dealing with people spreading misinfo, while his longs are moreso him talking about things that dont enrage him

Thank you for sharing

Damn.. Imagine just chilling around a fireplace with your homies in the 9th century, and seeing a baby goat COMPLETELY decked out in gold and jewelry😂😂

Huh, that sounds kind of similar to the Yom Kippur scapegoat sacrifice.

​@@faarsightmaybe there is some ancient link lost to time there

​@@SumeriyaYaxlaka And then seeing your homie get struck by lightning or Shamshad after trying to take the jewellery off of the goat

Lol... with the kidnappers off-screen angrily gesturing at him to be more viral/topical/etc, and to stop whining about the temperature.

😆

Theres a reason for the title of the last chapter

Milo, blink twice if you are being held at gunpoint

There was a greek kingdom in pakistan that lasted for a while until the 1st century AD. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Greek_Kingdom. Could have been some isolated villages with mostly greek blood still back then. The malay guy probably would have from a mostly muslim area by then. Probably all the descendents of the indo-greek kingdom would have been muslim too. I'm guessing back then there was a lot of trade and travel going on around that time throught that whole area from south asia to southeast asia. Wouldn't be surprised if they were muslim missionaries, or just friends traveling... maybe they met while traveling... maybe they decided to take a side trip and investigate the lake they heard about from some of the locals.

​@@davidnoll9581 Honestly this seems quite possible. For adventurous people travelling through this area hearing this story it would be quite tempting to check it out I would say

That C group person could have made a great Instagram influencer, but alas it was not meant to be

Hi

You would think the freezing would’ve made the bones weaker but then i realised that would be freeze thawed anyway

Ironically they would be horrified if the same fate occurred to their remains.

Speak for yourselves, when I'm dead just throw me in the trash

For real, I just can't imagine coming across an ancient skull and thinking, "this'll make a killer Instagram post!" That skull was a full person, it was you hundreds of years ago. Pay respect to those who came before, and pass it on so future generations will do the same for your skull

Honestly, if someone wanted to make a sick Instagram post with my skull, I'd be cool with it.

you ever heard of bone ghazi? the roopkund lake bones reminds me of that TLDR is: tumblr witch uses bones for magic, which were taken from a cemetary in louisiana when it would flood and the bones would float up and away from their graves, and if she had excess she would sell them to people around the country for similar purposes there's a Whang! video about it that covers it in detail but pretty fucked up scenario, like how the tourist bone moving situation is at roopkund lake

At 38C i might actually spontaneous combust. Way too hot for my northern ass.

New Englanders wouldn't be wearing gloves in 60F-70F weather 😅 honestly wearing them around freezing doesn't happen much (0F however, that's glove weather)

@@bellablue5285 You're not taking in to account the wind chill. Maybe there's an open window ... or a missing wall.

-5C lol. I had to convert 23C to F and that's 73 ish degrees to us

Lol I like this theory

That's quite reassuring to hear

I think an aspect of it is to create a souvenir. To the tourist who do that, they don’t give a fuck they just want a physical reminder of the trip. To them their memory is more important than the enjoyment of everyone.

I do too! I have worked it toom but amazingly, I have no bad stories from working. But living here I have plenty. You should how much trash they leave behind....

Grew up on Nantucket island. It's one thing when all the local kids are carving into the local love tree, it's another thing when tourists decide it's a tourist hotspot and damage the tree so much that it has to be cut down. See also: our dunes and bluffs being home to a lot of endangered species that nest there, and tourists thinking that climbing the dunes is harmless. I've seen damage from locals, but never to the extent of a single tourist on a bender.

Could you maybe push for the government to put up signs near these sites that damaging or even touching and thus altering the local eco system will be punished with a fine or even jail time? put up some cameras and the majority of people will think twice about damaging things. In a lot of countries there are laws about preserving things like landmarks and eco systems. Otherwise, maybe even just a sign asking people to respect the site will make people realize they're being a-holes before acting.

it is massively disrespectful to the place you are visiting and the people who occupy it. I will never understand it. This example is especially disgusting to me though, disturbing the remains of people is awful, and I don’t understand why someone would want to do that in the first place.

This only makes sense to you.

Could you elaborate on what that means, and its implications, for us laymen?

Very interesting, I would like to hear more if you have more to share

@@Preston241 This would imply two things 1) this mf was either from Nicobar and the Andaman Islands (which is where North Sentinel is btw), or his ancestors were. That is... oddly specific... But since his diet did not consist of much seafood, him or his ancestors likely moved Inland, either to another part of South Asia or for some reason to Anatolia. 2) The Laotian part may mean that at some point there were people from Laos (very inland) who may have moved to this god forsaken island chain for whatever reason. Personally I find this very absurd. Moreover, given the vast amount of seafood that Greek people normally consume, it is weird how their diet didn't seem to consist of much seafood. We don't know if group B and C actually met however so that is one question unsolved.

wHat

what about hiking with your friend and finding 800 bodies identical to your friend?

@@Brigtzen that ain't my problem, it's my friend who got beef with a lake

@@laosko1042 a real homie helps a homie fight an eldritch lake

@@Brigtzenhe kept on dying on the final boss

@@RandomN4me geez, now i get why he brought you there, he just needs help with the boss!

Ghost of a Newly Dead Pilgrim, "Am I dead?" Ghost of an Ancient Dead Pilgrim, "Yeah, but it ain't bad. We'll be okay so long none disturbs our bones." Ghost of a Newly Dead Pilgrim, "No worries on that score, I guess; what kind of moronic ass-wipe would mess with such sad relics as ours?"

Truly horrifying. That was my first thought when I read it was two groups. What a frightening end.

That's sounds like a scene you'd see in a horror or survival movie, terrifying

​@@miniminuteman773 if that happened to me I'd just guess it was a gas leak

​@@airplanes_aren.t_real some people in the comments above are speculating that it could have been something conceptually similar, a basin of cold air, starts getting cold and everyone's dead fast enough that there are no survivors (especially since how would they know that in other places it's better if they let's say didn't know about that cold air hollow concept).

Idk, I think it's pretty cool 😎

Still a bit impolite

Every culture in the world has respect for the dead. Many in different ways. Yet these monsters see skeletons and pieces of the past as play things or oddities. I was in a drawing class and we have a real human skeleton (1900s we know and I think that somewhere they have more info on them but it was a medical donation) and I was anxious to touch respectfully yo change their pose. Many would see a skeleton and assume it’s fake or a play thing. That is why when the skeleton was part of the medical school long ago someone stole part of its arm. My professor was the one who rescued it and hauled a large cabinet to his room with a lock to protect it. I’ve always thought that respect for the dead is a common thing… not stealing and disrespectfully moving or touching them unless you have a actual connection to them. Like many cultures do with family members. But the more I have heard of the world and tourists the more it’s all wrong…. I’ve been to places with skeletons before like Pompeii and I have been in silence observing them and I’ve been in a small catacomb when I was in middle school and yes I did have a anxiety attack but I kept myself together… just something about the bones separated and like sorted by part just was anxiety inducing somehow for my mind. My grandma passed in the fall and we haven’t been able to hurry her due to the cold ground but her box of ashes is on our fireplace mantle and I hug it. I feel embarrassed to admit but I sat with her on new years because she never got to see 2024. Death is such a part of humanity yet those who disrespect it are monsters. Or not just monsters but people who have to respect for others or where they are or anything or anyone. Sorry for the rambly rant.

@@BennyAscent grave robbing?

​@@BennyAscent oh so you're disgusting? why are you on his channel if you have no respect for people or history?

and the aliens killed the hikers!!!!

@@justagyroontheinternetomg it all makes sense now!!!

Egyptian pyramid? Why dont you just say a pyramid? Because you can find them all round the world. Such as on the ocean floor somewhere near Japan.

@@danny.55 calm down friend, they were just making a joke, don't be so pressed about everything :)

@@ankulix i can laugh at an actual joke. But if this to you was considered as a joke. Now i get it why we cant make jokes about gay or black people anymore.

His*. That's a man's name

This comment is too wholesome for the internet.

@@duncangriffiths4399it’s also a lie

exactly.....................i like that theory

Brilliant. Mystery solved everyone!!

So sad that the terminator movies hadn’t come out yet so they could learn that important aspect of time travel

I mean you also have to correct for the movement of the earth through space. Have to imagine it's hard to correct for that without issue so maybe they plan to arrive somewhere else and forgot to carry the 2 and ended up in the Himalayas. It's just occums razor, none of "science" non-sense to disprove such a clear and simple theory

It's common for hikers to use human bones as trail markers. No waste, using available resources, and piled bones stand out amidst the rocks. If you found out about hikers that had done that 3000 years ago you would think it was a cultural artifact and respect the custom, so why hold modern hikers to a different standard?

If you are familiar with ohms law, you will know that the total resistance of a parallel circuit is less than the smallest resistor. In the same way, the effective intelligence of many groups of people is less than the most ignorant ass among them.

You'd have to be self absorbed NOT to play with the bones like building blocks

@@chrismanuel9768 mostly because this is literally just playing with human bones and not using them as markers for anything

To be fair it's not like the dead guys need them anymore