28 Days Later STOLE THIS OUTBREAK | Primal Rage Virus Explained



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On a college campus in Florida, I completely forgot to throw in a Florida man joke in the video but an outbreak of a created disease meant to regrow brain cells would begin spreading through the local population. As it did, it would enrage the students and cause them to attack one another. As the Doctor who created this virus began to realize what was happening, well he would completely lose his mind. But how exactly does this virus work? lets discuss that in todays episode!

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SURELY This Idea wouldn’t Go on to Inspire 28 Days later Lol: 00:00
Oh Great Heavens Its time to RAID: 1:59
More Like a Primal Rage Dump amirite?: 4:17
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48 thoughts on “28 Days Later STOLE THIS OUTBREAK | Primal Rage Virus Explained”

  1. …I KNOW I'm the weirdo… But, watching mirrored footage makes me sea sick or some shi…
    Like, had to play a game and listen to this because the footage was making me feel hurl-ish
    (NOT AT ALL being critical! Not suggesting they change or anything… Just talking about an interesting thing)
    It's like the motion feels wrong to my brain

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  2. Except for creating 1960's muscle cars, humans are an abomination. Earth would be better without us, until we develope the weapon technology to destroy incoming meteorites and to block gamma ray burst. On another note. My favorite 60's land whale muscle monster is the Ford Galaxy 500 with the 427 big block. Sexy body, beast inside.

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  3. And on another another note, humans are a weirdly designed animal. Our physical potential is subdued by our own genetics. We have the muscle fiber to be as strong or even stronger than other primates our size, but unless provocated by moments of extreme stress or desperation, it's locked out of our game. How a 100 pound woman can lift a 3,000 pound car off her child or husband? I've seen videos of men lifting cars, trucks, even downed helicopters off of people to rescue them. Humans have potential, but we can only tap that power in dyer moments.
    P.s. If humanity is a designed creature, why the hell would you put our femoral artery in such a stupid place!?! Hell, I could design a better human after 12 beers and a lobotomy.

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  4. (38:35) Does Paddy Wagon mean ambulance in the states? here in Ireland it referred to a cart carrying prisoners, there's even a tour company named after it with a mascot of a leprechaun behind bars or at least there used to be not sure if theyre still in business

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  5. OK, this is gonna be a bit gross, but your rants on Rhabdomyolysis reminded me of my recent experiences. I used to be a very fit guy, like benching double my body weight and sub-6 minute mile times. I am… not that now. I recently started trying to get back into the gym and I have had to take it VERY slow, as my first day put me out for DAYS with soreness and stiffness, oh, and coffee-brown pee. I was CHUGGING water and it would still be brown. It was like that for 5 days. Doctor said that I probably did some damage to one or more of my muscles, but as long as I don't feel pain when working out and keeping a protein-heavy diet and continue to hydrate I was okay to keep going.

    Wish me luck.

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  6. Weird about the Rhabdomyolysis. My grandma fell in her garage in Arizona in June and was there for 3 days and she developed it and it caused problems when she was rescued. But she definitely wasn't weight lifting during that time.

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  7. 8:00 More to note just from what I've seen. A stroke in-between the two hemispheres of the brain which caused motor control to be shot and balance to be all fucked up. Took awhile but my Grandpa was able to basically re-teach himself how to walk/balance, then went to reteach himself how to drive a Semi Truck. His Doctor said he'd never walk unassisted again, let alone drive. He also could no longer really feel Temp/pressure on half of his body. I forget which half but He could basically hold his hand over a flame, N my man was experiencing video game Lag IRL. Thought this would be a fun lil info dump on what I've seen someone able to do.
    edit – He also didn't go to the hospital when he first "Noticed" the issue. He waited about a week before the "Sloshing" in his head got to bad that he could, No longer sleep without drinking too much and could no longer really move around too quickly/move his head to fast. He had blood just building up inside his skull. They don't make them like they use too fellas.

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  8. Roanoke I have a question. Do you know that alpha and beta aren't really applicable to people? It hurts my soul that a scientist is not making sure its correct before making a statement. This is coming from a layman, you can do better.

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  9. I heard running meme of this channel and just shouted out RABIES…but i don’t think that was the right answer 😂

    Edit: If i had a waited a couple seconds it was infact the right answer.

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  10. 12:51 I love how the image you bring up about college is a guy reading a Bible. If what I've heard about college is true, then this man must be some kind of Saint. Unless it's Bible college, not nearly as insane as normal ones.

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  11. Fun fact, since cv19 I've lost some of the ability to regular anger. I used to be able to just grit my teeth and deal with it unless I was really, really angry.

    Now, and it is is certain phrases are used of if I feel actually threatened, I feel like a switch goes off in the back of my head and then become flushed before my inner trailer park bitch comes out

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  12. Dying muscle cells-that must have happened to me. rapid myelitis that is. Took an entire year for my arm to heal. It was horrible. I couldn't even lift 5 pounds without intense pain. But a year later and it seems I'm able to lift some weight with it again. I'll just have to avoid getting impatient with my gains.

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