The poison-eating heroes who helped make food safe

These brave souls sat down to dinner, ate something weird, and saved lives in the process.

[fritsfmn]

Stop making snapchat video, and make good youtube video istead, with voiceover

[jessicapahl]

This music was really calming to me for some reason

[NageekNoohac]

I mean, you can also look at it as this guy taking advantage of a known psychological phenomenon in young people where they believe they're invincible when they actually aren't. But awesome nonetheless.

[bolerie]

Even back then College students were strapped for cash

[MrHogzor]

and nowadays people are scared shitless for eating food thats passed its date.

[BossGalka]

@0:27 Sargon of Akkad is a vampire. I fucking knew it.

[MatimoreAgain]

I read about these guys briefly in a great book called Sweet and Low by Rich Cohen.

[imalright]

So how many years down the line can we look back as a spesies and say "Wow... people really ate gmo's back then?"

[oopsy]

While I like the idea of this video style with no narration except text it's hard to watch while working

[paulinotou]

i don't feel like I have drunk that much yet, but it seems like you have to read these words fast or pause it before they zoom off, couldn't you just slow it down a tad bit for the slower guys, like me. other than that interesting topic

[Ongoingpidgeon]

The FDA is terrible though. They ok some pretty messed up food.

[underyourbreath]

Vox, your name means voice in Latin.. use it.

[supremeburgersims]

why didn't they just use rats or mice to tear food

[Amppz]

I really like the music in this, but I can't find it anywhere:(

[BRVvideos]

their socialist ideas saved a lot of lives. #FeelTheBern

[phxtonash]

If I wanted to read (which I love in book form) I would not be on youtube. Dislike