10 Most MYSTERIOUS BOOKS In History!

[shiroi]

he articulates so clearly i imagine people who lipread must feel yelled at XD

[itzsuadz]

Wait...

My math book isn't there 🤔

[Angel-sxez]

During #5 all I could think of is Fullmetal alchemist.

[pyramidworship]

He put a picture of the voynich manuscript for the book of soyga?

[moarika]

"Alchemist"
"Human transmutation"
"Philosopher's Stone"
**DEEP FMA INHALE**

[theeverlastingman]

The Ripley Scroll Book inspired Fullmetal Alchemist

[arnoldromo]

I thought 50 shades of gray would be here...tis a mystery on why it was so popular

[AnaxErikever]

I actually got to see/hear excerpts from the Dead Sea Scrolls at a traveling exhibition in Philadelphia when I was in college. This would have been over five years ago now. The weirdest/most intriguing of these texts for me has definitely got to be the Beale Ciphers or the Ripley Scroll Book.

[forzasra]

The Beale Ciphers, written by Bill Cipher.

[JohnMcTrollson]

I subscribed to your channel when you had around 5, 000 subscribers. Now you are at over 5 million. Keep up the good work Matt.

[gierhardtsloan]

trust me bro, trying to make the philosophers stone will cost u and arm ad a leg, like if u get the reference.

[gagesvokas]

The first thing you showed for the book of soyga is actually a page from the voynitch manuscript

[alexgrace]

When he said predict the future I instantly thought of death note.

[sadplatinum]

What if the Voynich Manuscript was just written by some guy who ate one too many shrooms and wrote straight nonsense and now we're here today examining it like it's some mind blowing mystery...

[heidifedor]

The problem with Nostradamus is that his predictions are “confirmed” after an event has already happened. The vague symbolism in each prediction could be interpreted as major event happening in someone’s lifetime.

[danemalakai]

Matt why dont u make a vid about most mysterious people that has existed

[NodMan]

*_I've always enjoyed my Necronomicon for a good bedtime read._*

[bluejay]

in 1 million years Mathew's book will be part of this list '-'

[danaondrackova]

I wonder if any creators of those incescripable sciphers thought "I am gonna make a book of gibberish just to mess with my friends, that book survived till today and mindblows our scientists

[louisevenables]

Good luck with the book. I'm going to go check it out now.