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pianoforte wrote:http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-dg9LupY1bZWwDomPhrAuw

This guy has a bunch of videos uploaded. Haven't watched everything he's uploaded yet, so I can't quite understand what he's talking about. Looks like he's a programmer who thinks he's being controlled by the "thought police" - there's some "psychotronic torture" by the US government and something about medications and voices in his head and I don't know.

December 2013 Update (Thought Police, Ulterior Motives of Law Enforcement)
How I Became Anti-Government (Clones, White Slavery, and the Underground)

This guy has a blog, apparently. http://imaginesvinco.blogspot.com/

less a vlog, more just a weird part of YouTube.
And a great pop song at the same time, yes!

i love this kinda stuff,

I feel like a kindred spirit almost, like I'm about to get to the point of these people and artists like Wesley Willis, Daniel Johnston and Skip Spence, but I'm not that crazy, but I probably will be there soon.

Don't know if this one has made the list.. thank god someone saved it from deletion because she deleted it about 24-48 hours later.
(maybe we should have descriptors if possible.. I know not all of this stuff can be easily described)

Christian woman comes unhinged with the passage of SSM in the U.S. "President Obama. Islaaaaamic! Extremeless...Extremlist!" and "A man and a wife are to be married, OK?! That's what God said! I'm telling you what God said!"

Look up David John Oates, of ReverseSpeech. http://reversespeech.com/

People have spun records backwards and claimed to uncover subliminal messages - usually deliberately embedded - for ages. This guy, though, takes it to another level. He believes (and has written books on it, done tours etc ) that the human mind has an innate ability to communicate the speaker's true intentions via embedding messages in forwards speech on a subconscious level, that are only found when listened to in reverse.



This apparently is something that develops before we are able to speak correctly forwards, as he has demonstrated with recordings of babies gurgling that supposedly say something coherent when played backwards. I've been interested in this guy for many years, for a couple of reasons; firstly I believe he truly believes this stuff, and if you listen it's incredibly tenuous, yet he's managed to make money off it. Secondly, the idea that the brain is somehow capable of performing this feat has a wonderful air of "truthiness" to it - it's kind of a science fiction type idea really, reality stretched just a little too far to be really plausible.

damn you're good at finding this kinda stuff.

Keep it up, I love weird creepy people.

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hahaha the video with the VR headset has me rolling right now

Varg Vikernes, aka Burzum, has his own channel. Naturally, it is full of pseudo-intellectualism, mysticism and racist shite, but it is strangely watchable. Be warned, the comment section is full of some seriously odious characters.

Here is just one of the oddities on offer:

Very delighted to see this thread. Good work boys.

This person's channel is so odd.