The Conspiracy Theory Iceberg (part 9 3/3) Explained

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[enigma]

Ya’ll realize if Wendigoon dies under mysterious circumstances it’s gonna be hard figuring out which conspiracy theory was true enough to cause it to happen

[blaketto]

The only major conclusion I got from this entire series: If Wendigoon kills himself - no he didn't

[realsanmer]

I love Wendigoon's vibe never changes from "dad talking about his interests", even when those interests are in fact demon parasites

[Rizimar]

Bottom of the iceberg: that wasn't Wendigoon's dad. Wendigoon used a time machine to pull himself into the present from 35 years into the future

[tsarchiveandcrazies.]

Wendigoons dad is one of the most wholesome people ever. He talks like a therapist

[PatrickWDunne]

Interesting that he replaced his Astroworld album before the events that happened last weekend. Could Wendigoon predict the future? There's another video idea.

[Arrowed_Sparrow]

It's 100% a forced perspective trick. His dad was actually sitting really far away. You can't fool us. We know your dad's a GIANT!

[claytoniusdoesthings]

"I'll be back in 20 minutes." -Wendigoon's Dad, to child Wendigoon, after watching a horror film about a monster that appeared every time someone said the phrase. (The film was Hallowed Ground)

[lindsaylovely]

I hate standing by ledges while holding things because I get the intrusive thought of throwing the things im holding over the ledge, which in turn upsets me because i get this feeling i'll somehow lose control and yeet things. It's nice to know it's just my brain saying "btw do we hate yeeting things we don't want to lose? yeah? alright great talk"

[cumbrap]

Is it possible that some bored sculptor from like 1000 years ago just felt like carving a face into a rock because he had nothing better to do?

[sebastiancollins]

Shame there's only going to be one more after this. These videos can be stressful but I can't stop listening!

[billie_the_birdie]

Linguist here! The Cuneiform conspiracy made me laugh. Cuneiform is the writing system of the Sumerians who spoke Sumerian. Like the Roman alphabet it was adopted by other language speakers - Babylonian, Akkadian, Hittite - but wasn't well suited so you have all kinds of weird spoken vs written discrepancies. The actual historical mystery of where these people came from is much more interesting. Their language isn't related to any of the languages in the area, their culture and tech were also completely different, and their origin myth included a merman coming out of the sea to teach them everything they came to know.

I prescribe to the idea that the Sumerian tribes uses to live in what's now the Gulf of Iran, and were driven to higher ground as sea levels rose. This brought them into contact with tribes in the Taurus Mountains, who had the experience of a more advanced culture 'coming out of the sea'. So the original Sumerian tribes became the merfolk of their later culture's folklore.

Would be a very interesting video all its own I reckon.

[chief_rasko]

We've all seen hundreds of ridge wallet ads but Dadigoon is the most convincing

[jackelyninfante]

Me spiritually talking to the monks: do you guys have the limited edition hatsune miku statue

Monks: that is an item spiritually farther than we can grasp

[Blitzenoo]

Haven't seen people talk about this but the author of the OLFMA book is more bizarre than people think.
Rudolf Steiner was... strange. He founded a school system called Waldorf Education which is fairly widespread in certain places, and I used to attend one of his schools for my highschool education. For the most part it was a really good system and I benefited a lot from it growing up, but there are some certain things about it that are borderline cult-like.

For one, they force students to participate in an expressive movement class called "Eurythmy", which involves a lot of astrology, colour theory, planet signs and a bunch of other spiritual stuff. It all stems off this philosophy Rudolf came up with called Anthroposophy (not to be mistaken with Anthropology believe me all my friends confused the two) which had just an absurd amount of things to it that it's its own rabbit hole.

BTW no they never taught us about OLFMA or a lot about Anthroposophy. My guess is parents threatened to pull out their children if they started spreading philosophy nonsense down children's minds.

[antoniopaixao]

About the Santiago Interference part: As far as anyone knows, there’s been no experiments to remove all of someone’s sense (sight, smell, touch, sound) but we do voluntarily subject ourselves to such a process. People have been using sensory deprivation tanks for many years, it may not take away all touch, but after a few hours you tend to become numb to all feeling afterwards. People don’t become homicidal after using those tanks, but this could be because of the state of mind people put themselves in before entering. Imagine involuntarily going into something like that though

[muttonchops]

It seems like just yesterday this series started. It's kinda sad to see it so close to the end

[colinies]

Really sad to see this series ending soon but I gotta say that this was legit my favorite series I've ever seen on YouTube. You did such a fantastic job on every single part and engaged me through the entire thing. Much love Wendigoon, congrats on all the newfound success <3

[mspaceselectrical]

Finding out there’s going to basically be another super secret tier on this iceberg is the best news I’ve heard in ages

[Its_mikey_wawa]

Speaking as a dude that grew up with a holistic(ish) mother and non-stop ear infections, I can tell you that not all medicine is bad. I can't recall the number of times that I woke up with pillows covered in blood because my ears decided to menstruate while I was asleep. As a father, I get the whole "not wanting to over medicate your kids" thing, but some shit just works, while other stuff doesn't. Every time you treat your kids with something that doesn't work, it teaches them that you have no idea wtf you're doing. It sews distrust in your parent's judgment. As a young adult, it pissed me off that my mom was clueless, but as a dad I know that being a parent is one long learning experience. I don't have it all figured out, but I've learned what DOESNT work thanks to bad examples.

Also, this is in reference to the tubes thing. I'm 5 minutes into this video and I'm having weird flashbacks.