The BRAIN WORM PARASITE In Trench 11 Explained



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In the Argonne Forest during the events of WW1, the allies would become rather suspicious as to why a bunker was being built 11 miles from the front lines and was mysteriously abandoned. As a group is sent in to investigate, they would be aware fairly quickly, something was really wrong. A parasite seemed to have spread through the soldiers and now began affecting the behavior of the men sent to investigate. But what is this parasite? Lets discuss that in todays episode!

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26 thoughts on “The BRAIN WORM PARASITE In Trench 11 Explained”

  1. To the editor. It's a Halo Reference to the 6th Campaign level of the first Halo (Halo CE). Midway through the level, Master chief finds a body and a helmet in a closed off room. he plugs out a data chip and inserts it in his helmet and sees the video log of the Marine which in one scene shows an elite corpse with the chest torn up and Captain Keyes comments on it to to Johnson (friend of yours?) to which a marine answer no, and comments on how it seems to be friendly fire. we later discover that the flood tore up the chest of the elite and that they used it as bait to lure further subjects deep into the installation to consume.

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  2. I appreciate your comments about PTSD and combat fatigue. You explained it very thoroughly and concisely. I know it’s hard for people who weren’t in contact to understand. I also appreciate your support of veterans. Thanks for all you do. 🙂

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  3. Your description of PTSD is quite similarly to how my doctor first explained my anxiety disorder to me. Because i was facing unnatural anxiety and fear in social situations, my body would enter a "fight or flight" response in my body, leaving me flooded with adrenalin and very on edge. Since i was forced to be in social situations constantly in my life, often with little or no reprieve, my body was constantly filled with adrenaline and on edge. This was causing additional health problems.

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  4. This mans comedy is unironically the best ive ever heard. That one joke alone caught me off guard and shows how talented he is. I definitely did "not see" it coming. But jokes aside, this man is a criminally underrated comedic genius and has been for years.

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  5. I love watching these, but then I get the fun facts of how these diseases are slowly getting closer to killing everyone. YAY…. I didnt need to know about the tape worms going into other parts of your body noooooooooo.

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  6. I believe actually after the Christmas truce most men that were at that specific battleground actually got sent to other places since they didn’t refused to/ didn’t wanna kill those people the next day.

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  8. About the section of brain limiting out strength, there was a story I heard of a man rock climbing in the New Mexico when he ended up being pinned by a 1,200lbs piece of granite and was starting to slide down to the edge of a cliff. He was able to essentially bench press the stone off of his body but severely injured his chest, shoulders and arms.

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  9. I got P.T.S.D from a steing of life saving surgeries as a young boy, they in a sense 'used' me as a guinea pig for a new form of cancer treatment. A lot of hormones, radiation, chemo, and then surgery.

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  10. I remember seeing this ending and I believe the movie leaves it open that my hero is infected. Largely due to the fact it apparently causes hallucinations. And he's seeing his french girl right in front of him at that moment. Implying he has been infected.

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  11. I'd love to see a video doing an in-depth study of the Maraisreq, the virus they carry, the Daemites, Hedrox, and other creatures from the Bloodrayne game(s). Especially the Daemites – I think that would really interest you.

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  12. I'm a TBI who lost a quarter of brain on the left side and damage to the frontal lobe. When under duress, by right arm shakes uncontrollably and during 4th of July, my muscles contract causing pain caused by fireworks. I found (by using hard mode in Borderlands Pre-sequel) that the shakes lessens within 10 minutes.

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