The Complete Unexplainable/Incomprehensible Iceberg

The face is kind of spooky, the content is not.

This is the entire Incomprehensible/Unexplainable Iceberg chart I made myself. It has roughly 30 topics and was originally split up between 4 separate videos. If you're looking for sources, as well as what music is being played in which parts, sources are cited at the bottom of the description in a pastebin, and the music when it begins will either be in the bottom right or left of the screen as well as the description.

0:00 Intro
1:09 Above the Iceberg
12:23 Tip of the Iceberg
24:21 Beneath the Surface
39:30 Below the Waves
45:19 Delving Below the waves
1:00:47 Bottom of the Iceberg
1:17:10 Below the Iceberg
1:35:28 Outro

Songs used:
Outer Wilds OST - The Museum
Hatoful Boyfriend OST - Haru No Fuku Basho De
Firewatch OST - Camp Approach
Firewatch OST - Thorofare Hike
Infamous OST - Genesis
Night in the Woods OST - Rainy Town
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood OST - City of Rome
Outer Worlds OST - The Unreliable
God of War 2 OST - Exploring the Isle
A Plague Tale: Requiem OST - Main Theme
We Happy Few OST - Sunny Day
Bioshock Infinite OST - Welcome to Columbia
Payday 2 OST - On the Road
Farcry 4 OST - Bhadra's Suite
Pokemon Sleep OST - Night Night!
Two Point Hospital OST - Remedy Hill
Professor Layton's Theme
Farcry 2 OST - Carry what you must
Book of Unwritten Tales 2 OST - Orchestral Theme 1
Metro Exodus OST - Overture
Epic Mickey OST - Mean Street Paint
Bioshock Infinite OST - Welcome to Columbia
Dishonored OST - Main Theme
Everywhere at the end of time - It's just a burning memory
Mass Effect 2 OST - New worlds
Frostpunk OST - Frostpunk theme
No Man's Sky OST - End of the World Sun Variation 1
NieR: Automata OST - Peaceful Sleep
Chernobylite OST - The World of Fractals
Splinter Cell: Conviction OST - Airfield
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain OST - Sins of the Father
Outer Worlds - The Unreliable
Red Faction : Guerilla - Oppression Ambience
Dark Seed OST - Background music
Spore OST - Your own personal universe
Darksiders 2 OST - The Maker's theme
Cyberpunk 2077 OST - Consumer Cathedral
Planet Coaster OST - You, me, and gravity
Pathologic 2 OST - Endless Rest
Kingdom Hearts 2 OST - The world that never was
SOMA OST - Main Theme
Night in the Woods OST - The Bridge

[juliakaczmarek]

i feel like anaesthesia during surgery is the closest to "nothing" that a human can come. Such a weird feeling, like you just stopped existing and then came back and suddenly exist again

[LB-pyig]

"We aren't even sure of the Placebo Effect is real"
Ironic

[astronoots]

When I was put under anesthesia for surgery i experienced nothing. I remember they injected the anesthetic, then I was awake again. There was no perception of the lack of consciousness whatsoever. No dreams, no blackness, I didn’t feel like I had been asleep when I woke. It was literally like one moment I was being injected and the next it was several hours later. I think that’s the closest thing to death a person can experience!

[oliverholm]

Listening to this video like a podcast is a fucking bizarre experience, because you're putting in vine booms and falling metal pipes every 4-5 seconds, but I have no visual context for it. So to me it's just you talking in a crumbling warehouse building next to Dwayne The Rock Johnson.

[lastbible]

>"unexplainable iceberg"
>1 hour, 38 minutes and 34 seconds of explaining

[henrycgs]

there have been some recent developments on the explanation for sleep! apparently, sleep is part of the antioxidation process of the body. sleep deprivation isn't simply your body losing energy, it's your body literally rusting to death due to the free radicals accumulating in your blood stream. an unfortunate side effect of our habit of breathing an extremely reactive gas.

[Optiplex]

Death scares me so much. But not in the sense that I'm afraid of dying but more that it is impossible to comprehend for me that I won't be here anymore. I will not be.

[lidthekid]

This series put me to sleep for 3 nights I literally can’t explain how much I appreciate this 😭

[Mushezable]

I've done my research on this iceberg and have discovered that ALL of the mysteries are caused by Nagas, not just the fireballs.

[JGeddes]

I just found this video and this video is a perfect example of how “smaller” YouTubers put often times put out better videos than the mainstream ones. I can tell you truly enjoy making videos, keep up the good work

[InverseOfficial]

The kinda scary part about regular large scale physics and quantum physics is that nobody has managed to merge the two together yet, which can only mean that we are missing crucial information, or that one of the fields of physics we all believe to be true is in fact wrong

[victor_.]

I personally experienced a skyquake when I was a kid. It was like a deep carnyx hum that made my room and window vibrate for about 10 minutes, the next day all my classmates were talking about it. My favorite theory is that liquid metals from earth's mantle are intertwining, causing disruptions in the magnetic field and atmosphere. It also helps that I live right at the heart of the south atlantic anomaly.

[unclewatermelons]

pistachio aint the only nuts you can suffocate on

[mr.Rafaguirre]

I feel bad for those researchers of the Cold Fusion. It is good to hear their investigation is being taking in count but is still sad how they leave this earth being called fraud
Great video

[Shba.]

The amount of effort put into this guys video is INSANE, i noticed this when he drew himself balling lightning. He goes over the top with research aswell as memes and the drawings (so he’s basically Sam o nella with detailed drawings) you’ve got yourself a subscriber within 10 mins

[ziancapili]

bro is no one going to talk about the creepy face being lit up in the background.
im not crazy man.
You are an evil man for that 😭

[leafc]

ngl the sound effects and visuals are just so delightful i chuckle at the most serious parts

[vvsmane]

What’s funny about seeing colors is that they don’t even exist. We and other animals that often can see more colors than us are just interpreting the light that wasn’t absorbed by the observed item. Each thing absorbs different wavelengths of light giving the rest out to interpret as we want, but is in an essence colourless

[Jhud]

I don't always click on random recommended icebergs but I'm glad I did on this one, it shows you've done research even if you admit you don't understand most of these things but also you're not just reading straight from wikipedia. And the editing/drawings are a nice and funny touch, I like the humor, very charming and engaging, especially as someone who actually prefers to watch videos than have them as background noise.

[tabbymonster]

It’s quite simple the homing pigeons place a waypoint on their mini-map and that’s how they find their way home