Thanks for watching everyone! Christmas merch should be dropping here pretty soon so if you are interested -> www.roanokemerch.com Correction: there are RNA and DNA viruses, I meant to describe the virus as a retrovirus, not a DNA virus

@kingshadow8782

7 ай бұрын

Happy Saturday!

@kingshadow8782

7 ай бұрын

Heck Yeah!

@adamh1991

7 ай бұрын

You are now breathing manually.

@lordhorus01

7 ай бұрын

@RoanokeGaming would you do the Aliens from Skyline?

@dyinggiraffe2922

7 ай бұрын

nerd

"The adaptive immune system is rarely defeated in the parking lot" is my new favorite layman term for how it fights infections.

This movie really tackles the question I don't think any other zombie media does: should the zombies be cured? It would be incredibly traumatic, knowing that you essentially ate people, some of whom you actually knew and cared about. You would go the rest of your life being crushed by your guilt and remorse, and I don't entirely think that uninfected survivors would give you much grief. I think that most people would actually be very sympathetic to you, but nothing in the world will treat the pain of knowing what you know. Definitely an Amy/10, would not recommend.

@cmmosher8035

7 ай бұрын

There's a similarly themed movie from Canada called The Returned from a few years before the Cured. both were good movies

@tomorrowisyesterday3215

7 ай бұрын

Zombie cured? You just doomed that person. Imagine awake while have rotten body, and some other shit

@dakotafletcher3301

7 ай бұрын

​@@tomorrowisyesterday3215I mean, I doubt it would play out like that.

@Crisjola

7 ай бұрын

@@tomorrowisyesterday3215depends if they’re truly undead or simply infected by a virus that caused them to behave in a modern zombie like fashion. I don’t believe you’d be able to cure _anything_ if they’d already been forcibly unsubscribed from life. Not without bringing them back to life and that’s an entirely different can of worms that if humanity (#1 baby) has that ability there probably wouldn’t be a plague of undeath to begin with. Would be an interesting idea though: humanity figures out how to live forever but their body basically just wears out to the point where they really might as well be dead (and I don’t mean of old age, I mean some sort of tech where you could get crushed by a car and still live, and easily, even if their body is broken). Morality says you’d probably be more kind to put them down.

@donjuan9746

7 ай бұрын

I don't know if this would be as traumatic for people from gen z with the growing dissociation from society and people. Personally I don't have any close social connections so I don't think I'd necessarily be haunted by the people I ended zombie eating because I wouldn't have known them.

I think I figured out Roanoke's most hated creature a French Anglerfish named Amy.

@staytuned2L337

7 ай бұрын

🤌🏼 perfection

@dylanlevesque235

7 ай бұрын

Amy, the French Anglerfish who lives in England

@StarPichu12

7 ай бұрын

@@dylanlevesque235 Amy, the French Anglerfish who lives in England that has a prion disease.

@erikwilliams1562

7 ай бұрын

​​@StarPichu12 Amy, a French Anglerfish that lives in England and has a prion disease while causing sleep paralysis

@stanleyrichard4678

7 ай бұрын

​@@erikwilliams1562 That causes people nearby to only use metric measurements.

Mom of eight here, with five sick kiddos currently, I can tell you, the smell in the house is WAY off. They aren’t even that messed up- no gastrointestinal issues making smells- just fevers and fatigue. But, our living room, the sick bay, smells like illness.

@tess5294

7 ай бұрын

You are a soldier ma’am EIGHT CHILDREN. You better get your cake everyday seriously

@donjuan9746

7 ай бұрын

As the last of eight children just please tell me you're not neglecting the last kid like my mom did lol

@gloriahavland9844

7 ай бұрын

Man you must be hella thirsty to pop 8 kids so close in age

@farmschoolchicks1913

7 ай бұрын

@@donjuan9746 number eight will be born March 2024, so can’t neglect him… yet. But, in seriousness, there’s no way. I had a bad example of a mother and doing my hardest to make sure I don’t pass that legacy on. My husband is one of twelve, and he’s very conscientious of making sure we don’t make the same mistakes in having a large family that his parents made. Plus we’re renovating a third of our house just to make room for this little one, all that work and sacrifice would be pointless if we don’t raise him well.

@infernaldaedra

7 ай бұрын

​@@farmschoolchicks1913JFC thats like 30 people in one generation. parents wouldn't have even know their kids name. Us government recommends 2-10million dollars to even properly raise 8 children. Good for you though all it takes it one autistic child and you won't want anymore 😂

Amy consistently being the measure for how shitty any character is will always amuse me

@matthewhinkel6079

7 ай бұрын

Well, Amy is the absolute worst...

@Arc115YT

7 ай бұрын

Even if someone is worse than Amy, I still measure them in that unit. Like, a character might be 2 Amys. Or 3. Or 0.75 Amys.

@xcidgaf

7 ай бұрын

@@matthewhinkel6079just the worst. Amy if ur reading this: no one likes u

@Leidyloveslibros

7 ай бұрын

@@Arc115YT 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@infernaldaedra

7 ай бұрын

​@@Arc115YTno no no AMY IS THE WORST

This honestly reminds me of that comic book in Deadpool where they were doing some walking dead theme story, where they had zombies that still have the functionality of their brain and could even speak but they have zero control over what their body does and can only warn people on what their bodies are about to do.🤔🐱

@iancasleton6356

7 ай бұрын

Also one of the "of the living dead" movies - don't remember which one, the one where they find the barrel with the zombie in it- the zombies can't help but crave eating brains. They even set up cops so they could have more brains to munch on. They're prolly the saddest zombies ever cause they are aware and feel themselves decomposing. Like some wicked torture from nurgle in warhammer.

@TheRedMage01

7 ай бұрын

​@@iancasleton6356That's the Night of The Living Dead movies and Roanoke's covered them as well.

@scubasteve69181

7 ай бұрын

@@iancasleton6356return of the living dead I got you bro 🤙🏻

@neonicon8500

7 ай бұрын

Those are great comics. They made an episode of that in the MCU "What if" series.

@Dokkobo

7 ай бұрын

I was thinking of Marvel Zombies

When i had an infection after major surgery my sweat changed smell. It was really gross and did not smell like how i usually do. Once everything cleared up and i was almost healed the smell went back to normal.

@soldier22881

7 ай бұрын

thats an interesting observation, thank you. your senses are good if you can notice an inconspicuous change like that.

@8darktraveler8

7 ай бұрын

@@soldier22881 Can people not smell when they or others are sick? I can taste peoples sickness in their breath when they speak, pretty disgusting but I don't hold it against people in public. Germs and viruses are part of life.

@farmschoolchicks1913

7 ай бұрын

Every time I, or one of my kids, get put on IV fluids I can smell the difference. After my second child had a major bacterial infection I started being able, or maybe just became sensitive enough, to smell infections.

@soldier22881

7 ай бұрын

body perhaps recognizing danger?@@farmschoolchicks1913

@dommyboysmith

7 ай бұрын

Currently sick right now. I could smell myself upon waking before symptoms really even took full effect. I thought it may have been allergies based on symptoms being weak, but the smell was a dead giveaway it was something more. Crazy how effective we are at smelling sickness.

I've been struggling with the standard image of neurons in textbooks for about 25 years. I couldn't picture how they moved. Finally, after all these years of not getting it, you have given my brain relief. Thank you so freaking much.

The privilege of being a long term Roanoke fan is automatically catching on to the Amy and Angler fish slander LOL

@sasaki999pro

3 ай бұрын

New Fan of Roanoke here, I just hopped on the channel after stumbling onto his Dead Space videos, Does he seriously keep bringing up angler fish in EVERY video??...

@diegogomes228

3 ай бұрын

​@@sasaki999pro Yes.

That Chris-chan joke caught me harder than I might catch rabies. Also, fun fact. I just got bitten by a rabid dog recently and had to get 14 shots. Good times.

@sentane8031

7 ай бұрын

I would've just ended it there... 14 shots? I can barely handle one.

@Vindictator1972

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, you got 14 shots, what ever you say Zombo. Stay the heck over there.

@Reofenja

7 ай бұрын

@@sentane8031 yeah, one in each deltoid, one in each thigh, four in the bite wound on my left calf, three in the bite wound on my right calf, and three in my left forearm. They said most of the shots were to keep the infection from spreading. Globulants or anti-globulants? Not sure. Was too busy in pain from the bites and the blood loss.

@chrischan9318

7 ай бұрын

Isn't there a rabies vaccine that requires one shot?

@jarinemarrane

7 ай бұрын

@@Reofenja I got bit by a stray cat I wanted to adopt and got only 3 plus an anti-tetanus shot from the hospital. 14 is a loooot. I hope you've healed well.

As a long term smoker, Roanoke is sadly correct in this case. Watched a guy I loved try to go off epilepsy meds on to nothing but marijuana, went bat crap crazy. Its just not good for some folks.

@eyegnieesllA

7 ай бұрын

Yep unfortunatly any mind altering drug can trigger latent mental illness, i learned this after having smoked weed for years but i figure if ive been alright this long im probably fine.

@rachelwitherspoon4394

7 ай бұрын

@@eyegnieesllA same,lol. I figure after this much for this long, I'm probably good,lol

@sussyslurp

7 ай бұрын

@@rachelwitherspoon4394 we are lucky we dont have markers for schizophrenia, or we'd all be in white paded cells together lol.

@alhassirakhdugani5813

7 ай бұрын

Nothing is 100% safe, not even water. The good thing is that weed is still overall safer than virtually everything pharmaceutical companies put out lol.

@charaznable8072

7 ай бұрын

I think also some people have an underlying/undiagnosed metal condition and doing drugs whether it be weed or whatever brings it out.

Reminds me of a short TV series we had over here in the UK. It was set after a zombie outbreak was cured and dealt with main characters reintegration into life with his parents and sister in a small town. Came with a hefty slice of ptsd memories, judgement and retaliation. If you liked this movies themes then feel free to search it up...because i can't remember its name lol

@lavanyasen2834

7 ай бұрын

In the flesh by BBC, i think

@troynorth7139

7 ай бұрын

​@lavanyasen2834 it is bbc such an underrated show

@Phrogly

7 ай бұрын

@@lavanyasen2834Aha thank you. Happy someone else remembers it ​

@phoenixofthestix

2 ай бұрын

I loved that show! Sad it only got two seasons :/

Regarding PTSD and memory formation, i was taught PTSD is caused by the amygdala being active during a traumatic event, and this causes the memory to be recorded and stored differently than normal memories. Normal memories are stored on your main "hard drive", the memories there are accessible to you, so you can recall them as well as choose how much you want to dwell on them. PTSD memories seem to be stored differently, and instead of only coming up when you choose, you suffer flashbacks where the memory pops up when you dont want it, and yiu you also have no ability to tune down how much it impacts your mood. It is believed that all your normal memories create a continuous life experience, where your good experiences and bad experiences are integrated, so you have a more balanced view of life and of yourself. This means that good life experiences can balance out bad life experiences, like a healthy body able to heal a wound. But when a bad experience is stored separately and inaccessible, your good life experiences cannot help negate or heal them. This is the belief behind EMDR treatment, which is a type of therapy that specifically treats PTSD. The mechanism is not always explained to the clients, but this is how it works--its a way to safely retrieve a bad memory, in a way that does not cause the flooding of emotions, and thus the memory can be reprocessed and saved into normal memory. This is why it works, it helps the person move the memory file into their main "hard drive", and the assumption is that the person will have enough good life experiences that this will automatically take care of itself. This is why EMDR works better for people with relatively low trauma, and the more trauma a person has, the slower it will be. But still, EMDR works faster than talk therapy.

A friend and I watched The Ruins one night because it had just been released on some channel or something. Amy is still legendary in our conversations. She’s the worst!

I come to Roanoke for the science. I stay to listen to him as he tries valiantly to pronounce foreign names and terms.

This reminds me of a book I read a while back, it followed the story of a lawyer who had to try and defend the men who "accidently" created the zombie virus. In the story they had created a cure but the cured remembered everything and had 90% sewer slide rate. Something that no one bothered to worry about because of the hate for the cured.

@phoenixofthestix

2 ай бұрын

Do you remember what it was called?

Thank you, thank you for all the information that you share. I went into a horrible psychosis 8 years ago from marijuanna and was in it for a year, everyone thought i was on drugs but i hadnt done any in 10 months i was just very very mentally ill. I lost everything, didnt eat because i thought it was poison, didnt have a home because there was no way i could have worked, it was like living in a real life nightmare and i dont mean that metaphorically. I wish more people understood how psychosis worked, alot of people would be able to be pulled out of it if people knew early enough what they or their loved ones were dealing with. Thankfully i am well now and those symptoms all went into remission but that was after 4 months in hospital and 2 years on medication. I pray for anyone experiencing this or who has a loved one experiencing schizophrenia or psychosis.

I'd love to see you do a video on Edge of Tomorrow's Mimics. Your take on their alien biology would be fascinating.

@Vindictator1972

7 ай бұрын

I could be wrong but I think he’s done the movie once before. Although I second that thought that he needs to redo them now with all our future knowledge.

@jasonleclairr8029

7 ай бұрын

@Vindictatorar1972 I fear that he hasn't yet, but it would be fun to see, even though another copyright strike would be on him in an instant

@Tideki_

7 ай бұрын

I’d like to see that too

If they keep good notes and have an agenda, any one can remember anything

@Cheezemanjones

7 ай бұрын

Dimentia

@Theology.101

7 ай бұрын

@@Cheezemanjones how late are you? Even my grandma can still spell it as Dementia and she has it

@warlockfangirl

7 ай бұрын

You triggered my fight or flight response

@nerdlingeeksly5192

7 ай бұрын

Most people I know can't even remember to look at the notes they wrote down.

@Flabbergastedsnake

7 ай бұрын

ADHD has entered the chat

I swear you can't have a movie like this without the director forcing in an attempted rape scene, no matter how little is makes sense they will always find a way to squeeze it in.

@thinecuprunnethoverwithblood

7 ай бұрын

I've noticed this too unfortunately. I believe it has something to do with most of the directors not taking the effects of SA seriously so it's able to be used as a plot device instead of being viewed as a horrific life-changing event(s) that never leaves your mind. Part of it is also because I think they may want to highlight that the evil sides of humanity can come out in extreme situations, but it's rarely portrayed properly and more used as a temporary shock to the audience. I can't tell people what to do with their art, of course, but as someone who's lived through repeated SA I always find myself wondering what directors would say if a real victim asked them why they felt the need to use it in their movies. I doubt most of them have thought out more of a justification than "It moved the story along", but that is technically enough of an answer and I'd have to accept it.

@alexfielding7191

7 ай бұрын

@@thinecuprunnethoverwithblood I'm sorry that you had to go through that. It's like they can't do the easiest thing in script writing, making characters (even throw away characters) easy to hate, without making them a rapist and like you said they use it to push the plot along as a throw away scene. If you're going to put that stuff in then it has to have an impact, a purpose and it definitely has to make sense in the story you're writing. It's lazy, it's disrespectful and it always takes me out of my immersion as I just roll my eyes.

@staytuned2L337

7 ай бұрын

​@@thinecuprunnethoverwithbloodI'm sorry you went through that as well. ❤ I've been there myself, and it never fails to wrench my stomach into knots when they shoehorn these scenes in.

@dergunter1237

7 ай бұрын

they need to push subversive ideological messages after all

@xcidgaf

7 ай бұрын

director or writers room?

Everyone: We usually called the worst thing imaginable as 'Karen' Roanoke: AMY!

@AmaryInkawult

3 ай бұрын

Can you blame him? That character was 150 times worse than any Karen!

As someone who experienced a repressed memory surfacing, it's rough

@thinecuprunnethoverwithblood

7 ай бұрын

I hope you find some healing and relief from what memories returned. I know from personal experience that it's a very difficult thing to go through, and I wish you all the best.

@milkisgood8766

7 ай бұрын

Been there too. It's difficult but please stay strong. Healing takes time but I promise it is worth it. I wish you the best.

Are you able to do an explained video for Z-nation? It will be very cool! Murphy was tested with a vaccine and eventually developed a unique ability to control somebody telepathically bitten by him.

@troynorth7139

7 ай бұрын

It's probably on his list I would love an analysis on the virus from black summer/ Z nation especially with the different types of zombies and Murphy

The anglerfish species have more than 200 subspecies, and the majority of them live in the depths of the Antarctic and Atlantic oceans. They usually stay almost a mile below the surface, but some are known to habituate the more shallow, warmer environments. Believe it or not, the shape of their bodies largely depends on where they can be found. We describe the anglerfish that live near the surface as being pelagic, while those that dwell close to the seafloor are benthic. The pelagic forms of anglerfish are laterally compressed, meaning they are wider on the sides. On the other hand, the benthic forms are dorsoventrally compressed, meaning their backs and lower parts of their bodies grow longer, and they often have mouths that point upwards.

I remember watching this movie way back when, I think it was seriously underrated and unfortunately went under the radar. Really good watch

@geekgirl616

7 ай бұрын

What’s the movie called I can’t find it anywhere I haven’t started the video yet because I don’t watch these videos without watching the movie they cover first

@zday40k

7 ай бұрын

@@geekgirl616 film was called "the cured" made in 2017

Former smoker, It's true. I can hardly hangout with old friends because its all they talk about. They claim is not addictive, but it they can hardly go a few hours without and never a full day. I decided that i didn't want the broke life anymore, So i cleaned up and put that energy towards success.

@Eldritch-1

2 ай бұрын

Yeah been smoking for 38 years no psychosis but watched a 20 something dude go right off the rails... Some folks should just say no.

“We know what you’re doing” That was the most hilarious way to say “stop eating ass” 🤣🤣

I can definitely say something about the "icky sticky", as it were... and the fact that my father was a paranoid schizophrenic. Smoking the Mary has always been unpleasant for me. You know the feeling of resistance when you put two positive sides of magnets together? It felt like that was going on between the left and right hemispheres of my brain. I could superimpose things that I've dreamed onto reality. I'm walking down my block, and it's the looks the same as it always has, but it also looks like something I've dreamed about, and constantly changing from one dream to another. But then it also feels like I'm being suffocated inside my own skull. After smoking some, it could take days for the feeling to completely dissipate, and I would have nightmares that I'm grateful I can't entirely remember. I'll never smoke weed again, or ever do any other kind of mind-altering substance.

@nickkorkodylas5005

7 ай бұрын

"The best argument against marijuana's legalization is a 5 minutes conversation with the average pothead." - Winston Churchill

@AdblockWillWin7853

7 ай бұрын

@@nickkorkodylas5005 arguments can be made for one side or the other, but frankly, its not my concern. I won't smoke it again for reason of being the exact kind of person that Roanoke described in this video. And what he described I can bookend with both the medical texts and my own personal experiences.

@IW3527

7 ай бұрын

Like any medication there's going to be some people who get severe side effects or have a paradoxical reactions thats why people need to be aware of risks before taking any medication or psychoactive substance. The people who talk about MJ as if its some panacea make it harder for the rest of us.

@notrelatedtobacon1282

7 ай бұрын

​@@IW3527heres the thing It's the same problem with opioids Sure both weed and opioids have "medicinal properties " but synthesizing medicine and drawing out chemicals from plants are 2 entirely different things Medicine is made with the intent to heal or manage illness or injury and thus that's what the goal is But recreational drugs arent medicine because they are simply drawing out the chemicals and making them more potent ,to provide a high So the health factor is in no way involved That's what is so irritating to me about people claiming "weed is medicinal" ,no its not, it's a drug made solely to get a trip Not to heal or aid in health, whatever VERY mild health benefit it gives is both a coincidental and massively overshadowed by the damage it does TLDR recreational drugs arent medicine ,they are made to "have fun" and not to heal, the damage they do is far worse then any temporary high and longer lasting

@notrelatedtobacon1282

7 ай бұрын

I've never smoked weed but I'm had reactions from smelling it on people I'm schizotypal and I've had similar experiences but more typed to alphanumeric recognition I'll be able to read the individual letters or numbers but i wont be able to organize them coherently I also will have issues recognizing where I am or what I'm supposed to be doing suddenly ,and I dont mean walking into a room type deal, but I'll suddenly just feel a wave hit me and be completely disassociated and fail to understand my location or feel very "out of body"

Your breakdowns are arguably more enjoyable than half the movies you cover. For shits and giggles, would you cover Osmosis Jones?

Hearing my name outta Roanoke's mouth combined with our shared birthdays is really throwing me for a loop.

Them being mad at someone who got infected is insane. That's like being mad at someone who walked outside and got struck by lightning

@AmaryInkawult

3 ай бұрын

"how fucking dare you get bit and turn into a zombie!!! Never talk to me again!!!"

@phoenixofthestix

2 ай бұрын

In all fairness, they watched these people kill and eat their loved ones. That sort of thing tends to overwrite your rationality

Yeah the whole break down on why you remember awful stuff really cemented why Im now fearful of heights after seeing a man ragdoll off the blarney stone castle

@Eldritch-1

2 ай бұрын

Got a lifetime of those kind of memories.. but thanfully TBI has helped.

Damn it! I hate it when he does that. Manually breathing makes me feel like I can't get enough air and I get a little panicky.

One thing to mention with psychosis and delusions as a person who experiences delusions (or, well, I say they *aren't*, but that's complicated) is to NOT just randomly reality check a loved one, friend, etc. if they ARE in the middle of an episode. It can be more harmful than good. Always talk to a trained professional especially if you don't go through it yourself.

Always a right proper Roanoke video when he tricks you into breathing manually.

I actually had a psychotic break after going on a Mister Jones bender after a close family member died. I had been doing the Monkey Jaunt for a few years before hand and I think that the trauma combined with the copious amounts of Monster Jam in my system just flipped the switch.

Fun fact, you always smell your lungs, but you brain has learned to ignore it

@phoenixofthestix

2 ай бұрын

Not when im not breathing

Your channel is probably one of the few I’ve cared about this entire year. Thank you for all your content.

Mentioning Chris Chan is like looking at Cthulhu

@AmaryInkawult

3 ай бұрын

You suffer permanent Sanity Damage ranging from 2d8 to 8d8 depending on your mental proficiency

Have you considered checking out the Kabane from Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress? Lots of interesting (and potentially impossible) virology stuff going on in that series

Bro, I appreciate your videos so much! Keep going and we'll support you in anyways we can manage! Much love!

lol Chris-Chan reference Roanoke is a connoisseur of internet insanity.

Amy + feet + collarbones = Roanoke. Great work as always brother

@69Kazeshini

7 ай бұрын

Add Rabies and fungus

@Scudboy17

7 ай бұрын

And angler fish.

Canon reason? The irish grudge mentality 😂

Thanks for doing what you do Roanoke. You're videos are always a highlight of my day when they come out. Over analyzing know it all nerds have to stick together brother!

Roanoke man I love you, I love the science and my lord we do not deserve your amazing commentary! You make me laugh and smile every video with how you rip into the character choices and personalities it's golden!

I wouldn't be happy living alongside the 'cured' if they had this secret chemical loyalty to each other. How can you trust people who show no visible signs of being an other to you but are secretly part of an ingroup that they immediately know you aren't a part of by smell?

@discordiacreates6669

7 ай бұрын

Smell-o-vision highschool cliques! Honestly I think I trusted my old classmates less then I'd trust a cured zombie, though knowing they have some weird smell alliance would be kinda weird, but it wouldn't be a secret then and most people probably wouldn't come to that conclusion so readily since humans... Do have a pretty weak sense of smell, wouldn't surprise me if some people assumed the cured actually lost their sense of smell, which would eliminate that possibility, even if only in their minds whether it's true or false

@phoenixofthestix

2 ай бұрын

They aren't a group with much social power, so i wouldn't be too worried

Thanks for covering this movie. I saw it in the theater and have searched for some kind of review, analysis, or video essay on this movie. I couldn't find any.

Weird that these highly educational and hilarious videos don't show up in my notifications. KZread really just dropping the ball so I guess we just have to check out the channel every other day when looking for content.

@axis8396

7 ай бұрын

KZread recommendations are generally terrible, if I watch a single video for a topic(say an upcoming videogame) then boom most of my recommendations are that topic for a week. It's basically taken 4 years to actually filter all the crap I don't care about and even then I still just use my subscription feed 99% of the time because it's just better

Haha! I foiled your cunning plot for I was _already_ manually breathing because I have something flu-adjacent, its nearly 6am and I haven't been able to sleep yet. Fun fact, cerebral palsy makes sneezing and coughing quite fun when your musculoskeletal system is already misbehaving when you aren't sick. Thanks for keeping me entertained in these trying times.

That is pure truth about the MJ. I have a family member who can't partake of the MJ because when they were 20 it triggered them to develop schizophrenia (their is a family history) and anytime they used afterwards it causes them to break from reality.

Found the channel maybe 1.5 years ago really like all you do here. Recently rewatched The Ruins episode since i saw it on my feed (and the tremors vids) fun to see it referenced. Connor seems like 4 on a scale of Amy to 10.

The butt licking joke went right over my head for a second and I thought papa was accusing us of eating poo.

I used to be able to smell really well when people were sick. Then in the last 6 months I haven't been able to smell almost anything. I think I must of got COVID or something, without having any of the other symptoms or illness signs. Every time I've been ill I've been taking tests and they've all came back negative, so honestly I don't know how or when I got it. Unless it's randomly come on after I had COVID like 2 years ago...

Nothing scares me more then the idea of being shunted into the passenger seat of my own body. Also as somebody who partakes of the sticky icky rather frequently, nah there are 100% risks. I wouldn't if I didn't feel I had to

@discordiacreates6669

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I'd tried it once back when it was first legalized in some places in the US, was told it had no negative side effects whatsoever... Turns out I value my emotional regulation too much to ever go for a round 2, I just hope it doesn't have and long term issues for me considering what Roanoke has mentioned about it in recent videos because y'all can do whatever ya want as long as it isn't harming others, but ig it was schizophrenia he said it could trigger? Well I'm sure I'm find, I probably can't be diagnosed with that if I only see things that don't exist two or three times a year ^^'. Definitely hope people are being properly informed because it's not reccomended for people on the autism spectrum and that's probably exactly why I had a bad day

Awesome video dude! I hope the next one is for the tardigrade monster from harbinger down!

Havin seen the effects of smoking the MJ once and developing psychosis, I have been really cautious of doing stuff like that. We had a patient once who smoked it once as a young adult, she developed long time psychosis and she regretted doing it just to spite her parents strict parenting. Thats why I always tell my friends to be carefull.

i discovered roanoke about three years ago. My life is at its best since then. Thank you for your content roanoke.

I’ve been thinking about this show/movie for ages, I couldn’t remember the name, just the first little bit that I’d seen ages ago, amazing you’ve covered it.

day 15 of asking Roanoke to cover Tyranids from 40K, itd be very interesting but keep up the amazing content

In my past i used a bunch of substances (it's now 9yrs since I've overcome it) but oddly enough, even tho i dabbled in heavier stuff.. For some reason the Green bud just did Not sit with me? Even tho i could handle much stronger & other things.. it was always weird for me but i just learned to speak up & say "it just doesn't sit with me but i have no problem with anyone who blazes" *This video just made me think about this. Love your content. Sorry KZread is So stupid about their misuse of fair use & copyright claims. I wish they could come to their senses

alot of zombie media typically has the infected being too far gone for hope of a cure whether its through decay, mutation, or bodily mutilation from their time as infected their quality of life is just in the gutter and its usually a mercy to kill rather than cure so its interesting to see people who were able to be fixed because they werent too far gone but honestly the idea that you treat someone bad for being ill is insane imagine if the real world belittled cancer patients the way this movie belittled the infected

@shcdemolisher

7 ай бұрын

Honestly with how we handled Covid, it's not that hard to imagine it being that way in a zombie outbreak. Though of course, zombies would actively kill so many people that it would cause an absolute shift in society, even if it was small.

@michaelcreech8957

7 ай бұрын

​@@shcdemolisher actual covid patients no but the people who refused the vaccine who had their lives ruined over a shot its like the reverse like you're dehumanizing the people who didn't turn into zombies and honestly in the US at least i feel like a zombie outbreak would be over sooner than later like alot of southerners who are looking for excuses to break out the force multipliers

I love these movie reviews cause it’s like a science lesson at the same time. Now i know all about the hemorrhaging February-octopy, blood flow to the neural cinderblock-itis, and the mutant x gene

Does anyone remember the name of the zombie apocalypse short film where the zombies are all gone, but people till avoid each other? In the film, it turns out that people who are infected show the classic symptoms of ye old super-rabies: aphasia, psychosis, enhanced fear responses, and a desire to attack and possibly consume people who aren't showing symptoms. The difference lies in the long-term fate of the infected. Left alone, the infected will completely recover and regain their pre-infection senses after several days. It turns out that the only survivors are those who recovered from the infection. While they don't have any clear memories of what happened while they were symptomatic, they are still deeply traumatized by what their infected selves did to those they were close too when the symptoms took over. This is why the survivors mostly don't group together, they all feel immense guilt for the pain and horror they caused.

@farmschoolchicks1913

7 ай бұрын

Sounds interesting. Wish I could give you the answer. Commenting so I, too, will hopefully find out the title

@Celeste-jh2lj

7 ай бұрын

Never heard of that but im definitly interested

@IW3527

7 ай бұрын

Ok now that is something I have to track down and watch

You should cover the sea monster from sweet heart. Especially the last voyage of the demeter Dracula would be fun to cover.

I think I have never heard of much less seen this and it is now on my must watch list, thank you.

Okay, having immediately tracked down movie last night, I watched it for an hour before the storms knocked out power, and again this morning when it came back on. I do not think the two soldiers were trying to hook up with the infected in the scene you refer too, all buttoned up trousers, love the movie and your vid as always. Keep it up and MORE SCIENCE!

As someone who does smoke weed, and has family members with schizophrenia this was a legit wake up call. Thank you. Ps love your vids

This is going to be a hot-take, but as a stoner I definitely don't recommend people start smoking weed. It IS addictive, I DO have a dependency on it, and yet I'm still going to load a bowl to smoke right now.

@iancasleton6356

7 ай бұрын

Go to a cbd store and get delta 8 strains- it won't get you high but it will scratch that itch.

@user-hw2ou4pj7u

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I've gotten sick and tired of trying to convince my mother that nicotine to weed is just one addiction to another, that Delta strain thing is interesting though

@user-hw2ou4pj7u

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I've gotten sick and tired of trying to convince my mother that nicotine to weed is just one addiction to another, that Delta strain thing is interesting though

@user-hw2ou4pj7u

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I've gotten sick and tired of trying to convince my mother that nicotine to weed is just one addiction to another, that Delta strain thing is interesting though

That memory thing is no joke. I haven't seen my dad in years, but yesterday, my kid smelled exactly like my dad, and it hit me like a ton of bricks

I love your videos, you're amazing, and I think you add to the movies rather than take away from them. I hate that you gotta deal with the copy right strikes since your videos are pretty much free press, you know your shit, and you don't sugar coat things I've been watching for years and will do so for as long as you post, mad respect and never let them discourage you. If you ever end up getting banned from KZread bc of their stupid policies, I hope you get on another site to which I will follow. Cheers.

I thought hes just gonna say "diseases are one of my favorite things"

10:23 I got extremely high when I was 14 and I have had schizoaffective disorder ever since. I’m 24 now and it has shown itself in a few different ways during the continuing formation and maturation of my brain. I am always thankful when this issue is pointed out. I am one of the rare cases of it happening after just once, but still. Stay safe and be careful everyone.

Hello, I'm a neuroscientist who works in an immunology lab that does HIV cure research using CRISPR to excise viral RNA from the human genome. I know its not really relevant to this video in particular, but I know a major point you mention in many of your videos is the need to progress faster in terms of our ability to use CRISPR. To provide an update; about a year ago, we started human trials with our first iteration of a CRISPR based HIV cure, and we are also currently running another study in macaques using different gRNAs. In terms of initiating neurogenesis in humans in cells that are post-mitotic, you are essentially asking for a brain tumor at that point. It would be necessary then to also upregulate some natural cell death pathway proteins, such as P53, to help mitigate the risk of malignant tumor development. Since we'd have to use CRISPR or perhaps an RNA anomer anyway to coax the cells into becoming mitotic again, it wouldn't be that big of a deal to simply introduce another AAV plasmid designed to upregulate anti-cancer genes.

Smells evoking memories is incredible. I got a whiff of soup in the chow hall one day and it took my right back to my grandmother’s kitchen, got homesick for a few minutes.

As an avid MJ enjoyer, I know about the negative effects of partaking, and always make sure to warn people who are new or haven’t tried yet. While there are positives and can be used to medicate certain issues, it can also trigger bad things like paranoia and, as mentioned in the video, schizophrenia. There are also cases of people being allergic to it, and of course it will still cause some damage if smoked because you’re still inhaling a foreign substance. It’s not going to cause cancer like tobacco will, but still. So enjoy if you want, but enjoy with caution!

For newer watchers... Amy is an angler fish.

I didn't remember watching this till you showed a scene that just unlocked the memory of it all.

Been waiting for this video for a loooong time!

I really enjoyed this movie. Different spin on the zombie genre

Her: What was it like being infected? Him: Oh great, lots of cardio and all you can eat. :D

Hey Roanoke those Bloodstains on the walls aren't even stains, it's graffiti who depict the blood vessels in the Eyes, the sign of infection. There was also a poster in the Bus at the beginning ;)

Hey Roanoke, back with another suggestion, you should watch scavengers reign Its a cool animated show on people surviving on a planet with strange and dangerous creatures after making an emergency (crash) landing

Hey Roanoke, long time listener, 1st time commenter. I rlly recommend a BBC 3 zombie series with a similar reintegration theme, called 'In The Flesh' 😊

@MyLittleFranky

7 ай бұрын

Great show! I never got a chance to finish it, might have to watch it again.

The French bits got me dying

Theres one british zombie series i think it was called Autumn. Everyone around the world become sick and die the story follows a band of people who wait for help roughly 4 days later the zombies start to wake up but the longer there up the more and more there body starts function better and bettee and rhey become more and more agressive

I always get so excited when I see this guy posted a new video

Would you ever look into the hooligan virus from days gone? I'd be interested to see what you'd have to say.

Hm. I just had a thought. Hey Roanoke, if you could study any fictional disease, parasite, virus, etc. under a microscope, which would you choose, and why?

@iancasleton6356

7 ай бұрын

A cell from the thing- screw the world. Lol.

@matthewhinkel6079

7 ай бұрын

Pretty much guarantee he'd pick the Flood

@burnttoast.2017

7 ай бұрын

I think he would say fuck doing any of that cause we all would be fucked if he picked any one disease.

Love a Roanoke video while having a fever.

No wonder I didnt see any videos from this channel for quite eventho I usually binge watch your videos

Rotting brain: I remember everything! Rotting brains I decided to stitch into one zombies head: I remember… what the fuck this makes no sense what am I, who am I? Is this real? I don’t know anymore Therapist: and how does that make you feel?

Most horrific part of zombie apocalypse is, zombies will probably just go insane. And they and their child's are going to degrade into some rabid mutant beasts in several generation.

Don't worry Roanoke I was listening I always listen when I'm on the sticky your videos definitely teach me even when I can't think straight

Oh baby, new roanoke vid. Hell yes

You should do the disease that makes PoxWalkers in Warhammer 40k. It works very similarly to this virus.

The fact that I understand the Chris Chan joke is my own fault, and I hate it. What IS happening on this rock

Thanks for another awesome video!

Can you break down the "supernatural" zombies in Kingdom? Also, I know it's a TV show and not a movie or game. I would be very happy to see a breakdown though. Keep up the good work Roanoke