The Legend of the Bermuda Triangle

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[cfv]

-Declares the thing to be a triangle
-Refuses to elaborate further
-Leaves

[BlackAdam]

I have traveled several times through the Bermuda Triangle on cruises and the only thing that I saw disappear was my money

[petaflop.]

"The author made no attempt to justify their selection of this shape"

So it just as easily could have been the Bermuda dodecagon

[chiapets]

Regular people: Sunken ship
Lemmino, an intellectual: Nautical Vanishment

[wathanasf]

Storm the Bermuda Triangle, it can’t swallow us all.

[taite]

Just draw the Bermuda Triangle bigger so we can blame everything on it

[antonispap]

As a kid I thought the Bermuda Triangle would be a bigger threat than it turned out to be

[pavarottiaardvark]

"A poorly maintained plane with known design flaws disappeared in poor weather"

Wow. Such mystery. Must be aliens.

[BritishJuche]

You actually got hard copies of the old pulp fiction mags? Your commitment to research and getting the very best shots is unsurpasssed!

[royalknightcommander]

I remember as a kid being really into this mystery and thought the whole world avoided the area and was going to explore it. Ah childhood...

[skyskynomnom]

My dad spent his entire life constantly solo sailing through that area and he never met any mishaps. He most recently did it at the age of 73 with his childhood best friend. He went from New York to Bermuda to St Barts and back in 2020.

[LAK_]

The Flight 19 case reminds me of that "malfunction" where the gas pedals on cars were apparently getting stuck, a few people died, and there were recalls and everything. You didn't hear much about how that resolved, but it turns out that never actually happened. In fact, it's *literally impossible* for the throttle to defeat the brakes when fully depressed. People just got their wires crossed in their brains, convinced themselves they were slamming on the brakes when they were really flooring the gas, and panicked. The same basic thing happened with Taylor - if he had taken a deep breath and critically assessed his situation, he would have realized there was no way all his instruments were wrong, he would have remembered where he was flying from, and they would have been fine. But brains are weird things.

[masong]

What if the Bermuda Triangle is just mad lit and that's why no one comes back.

[Interstellrae]

''He was discribed as a man with red hair and an accent. So he was like me, without a soul''
*proceedes with the video like nothing happened*

[noahk]

I can’t wait to get recommended, “TOP 10 SCARIEST CREATURES SIGHTED IN THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE 😱😱”

[snowcoalRC]

Honestly out of all of these the most suspicious was the ship that tried to cover its name and left. If I had to guess it was smuggling something but who knows. Also the sailing ship was definitely a mutiny I think. The crew mutinied, killed the captain, threw the body overboard, and then abandoned the ship so that they wouldn't be charged for the murder.

[EliasPoint]

*”A red headed man with a Scandinavian accent... so me...with out a soul”*

This is why I love this guy

[AidanJ___]

When I was a kid I believed the Bermuda Triangle was a huge hole in the ocean and that’s where all the boats and planes fell into

[thejaxattack]

I'm sorry but I'm crying at 18:50 "where [did] all these planes, ships, and possibly submarines...go?" "I'm going to take a wild stab at this and say the ocean." LEMMiNO's humor >>>>

[mahari]

"The other crewmen, most of which were Danes.

Which, of course, only strengthens the possibility of mutiny."

I love the occasional Danish bashing sprinkled in throughout your videos. I find this rivalry both endearing and fun