Iceberg thread

I need to know more, does anybody have any iceberg pics. I found these especially interesting. Also any iceberg topics discussions.

>>25805 I have a Fofão doll, it isn't that creppy.

>>25808 Oh man, I vaguely remember that doll. My family used to say that I cried every time I saw that thing. Searching some of the names on that chart they don't seem to get creepier as you go down. Some of them just seems off. Like, they tried to make kid-friendly but they just fuarrrked up somehow. I can see how a kid would be scared by them. That certainly has to do with the 'uncanny valley', where something resembles a human, but not quite. Maybe it's some kind of natural instinct that we have, similar to the fear of the dark; kids that would go into unlit caverns would be mauled down by a bear. So the uncanny valley would be a natural instinct to stay away from deformed people due to diseases, like smallpox. Or something used to hunt us by looking similar to humans (which is a way cooler idea to imagine). Also, animals can experience the uncanny valley too (https://mashable.com/2014/10/24/uncanny-valley-animals/). >>25805 I had a chart that showed different genres of music and other that showed movie directors, but I lost it. So I just going to post the ones that is somewhat related, albeit not the same iceberg format. Also, the last image is unreadable.

>>25811 the mathematics trench one is ridiculous. Anything in "serious math" and lower can go as deep as you could possibly want, many of the categories overlap or are entirely contained in each other(why are homotopy and algebraic topology different?). Stuff on the bottom is either gibberish or provably impossible. Looks like something a 2nd-year undergrad in math would make based on course titles.

>>25812 >Anything in "serious math" and lower can go as deep as you could possibly want True. But I don't think the y axis was supposed to be 'difficult level' and more of 'order that they are presented', idk. I don't really expect any rigorous thought iceberg chart.

>>25811 I don't think the uncanny valley exist for the deformed. There is a difference between straight primal fear and horror. You might look at a monster and have the same response as you would to an anime, straight fear. The uncanny valley is in-between the realm of animal and human, you don't know what to do. This is the fear of the unknown that is the true essence of horror and the root of the uncanny valley.

Nice, a thread where I can vent! Though I had little respect for youtubers who thrive on the algorithm, they do not cease to amaze me. I ave never ever opened one of those videos with titles such as "The X iceberg explained", and I keep getting them spammed, to my musement and slight irritation. X is usually some animeor other tv show. I wonder who is stupid enough to consume that soykaf. What is the mental process behind wanting to be spoonfed something the whole point of which is to remain mysterious and promote speculation? And most of them of course ( I suppose) are just inventions of a bored mind. I see "icebergs" for stuff like Malcolm in the middle, for example. I know it's all for fun, they're funny. But oh I get so irritated when somebody fishing for likes claims to "explain" a stupid iceberg maymay. Gracias por su atención.

>>25833 People just like being "in the know", so the appeal of these videos is way different to the memes themselves. But these types of youtubers create videos like a factory, it's their job or at least their second income. I feel kinda glad that the youtubers i watched as a kid were doing whatever they were doing for fun, and not as job.

some icebergs that feature lain

A music iceberg webm praising eurobeat.

>>25845 i have no idea why dark ambient ends up so low on these things. it's on par with vaporwave and vocaloid in my mind, not necessarily in terms of quality, but in terms of obscurity. it's one of those genres that people who get their music recommendations from youtube tend to gravitate to. also harsh noise is ironically enough more normal person than pretty much any other noise subgenre. it's just what hardcore punks make when they can't find 3 other people for a band. like, compare your average harsh noise to these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmKEnqKOeLs, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKORv7phOhY. that isn't to say i don't like it, i do, but i'd put it on par with IDM/breakcore in terms of obscurity. yes, i realize i'm overanalyzing this meme that is clearly just a joke about eurobeat, but the top half is a common template

I got some more music themed ones and a higher res version of one of op's.

>>25842 Could you or anybody else provide the links or explain what these sites are e621 99chan, 5chan, hashchan, www2+, torchan, torum, chanu, onionchan, friend.kp, wiensnet, whiterabbitz ,thunder ,palmera ,nhworld ,jisko. Also for OnionIb, Hardcandy and AnonIb, could somebody expain what they are? I think those three are jailbait sites but I am not sure...

>>25951 >fractal chord mapping >try "ghost ship" fractal (really named this way cause it looks like ship) >creates spooky sounds sometimes reality is fun

>>25951 What are slug Christ videos?

>>25952 >e621.net Furry porn booru. Has everything from cute, wholesome worksafe images to... these. The infamous cheese grater pic was removed by the artist, but the parodies live on.

>>25951 >pic one >neurosuggesting "every skrillex song played at the same time" mixes aren't patrician https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmk2EnwRbDE >color music Is that synesthesia?

>>26032 (Me) >Is that synesthesia? More specifically, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromesthesia

dont know why LHOHQ is so low on that first one, it's literally just a dadaist art project by some college students

>>25811 looking at the ocean one always makes me feel small

>>25846 The memes are made by normal people/musiclets

>>27378 What is "ring -7"? I can't find any info on it, yet all three memes mention it.

>>27507 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protection_ring

>>27515 I know what rings are, but what is ring -7?

>>27521 been doing a bit of looking around. ring -7 doesnt exist, though theoretically it could be achieved. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/216527/ring-3-exploits-and-existence-of-other-rings just an interesting stack exchange thread i found out about it, though its hard to search the topic since "ring -7" is quite a broad search term

>>27378 >Goodbye world is the one that always gets me

>>25808 I have too, esses gringos com medo do fofão, puro lulz HUE.

This is an iceberg dedicated to the most prolific spammer ever to use 4chan, Barney user.

>>26031 >Sonic >10997 Holy soykaf

youtube made all of these cringe

>>28641 Youtube made it feels like cringe.

>>28665 Polybius is a game??? I thought it was my old internet bud's handle

>>28666 Well, it isn't a real game, it is a creepy pasta. But Polybius was a greek historian.

>>25842 I promise there's nothing that interesting on NIPRnet lmao SIPR on the other hand...

>>28665 I remember running lostboy.exe, I wonder who made that thing.

>>28665 >The Wired But we are all in the Wired

I've come across a meta-iceberg.

Does anyone have a iceberg of agriculture and the like?

>>29298 ok, THAT is really fckd up. RUOK, gro?

>>29298 I can make you one top of my head newbie news: -mass insect dead -license serfdom (right to repair, terminator seeds) -corn field signs curious cat: -gmo dominance through pollen flow -ground water pollution -hybridization allergen maximization, vitamin decrease -soil depletion dark digger: pesticide fog sleeper poison genes private old sorts monopoly

>>25805 Are there more of Internet/websites iceberg? Can someone recommend fascinating websites to browse?

>>25833 I always preferred the iceberg memes that predated its popularity on YouTube. While I appreciate that the format can condense trivia into a neat, little rabbit hole, it misses the point that iceberg memes are a form of creepypasta. The lower you go down the iceberg, the more cryptic and confusing it should get. This means that the meme should blend fact and fiction as to create a sense of dread and suspense. A few get this right, and actually scare me. Whereas some blow their load too quickly before you reach the bottom, or forego horror entirely.

Anime-iceberg, maybe without latter

>>29428 I hate this. My first anime was level four (SEL). I've seen a couple others but they're a random scatter between 1-5. I don't know any japanese, don't consider my self particularly into anime, and don't think I've even started watching more than 10 different shows, and I have quit watching a few.

>>26031 >hyperscat >hyper anus What on God's green earth...

>>29428 >G-Reco >ZZ >X >obscure MAYBE X, but X aired on Toonami. The novels are more obscure than those series.

>>29428 Not accurate at all. But thanks for the cool recommendations.

>>27378 what is power button overclocking and what does it help me to achieve?

>>30426 old pcs had a button to overclock the cpu next to power and reset. I assume its in reference to that.

>>29428 it's interesting how much you can see the effect of local culture reflected in this chart lots of thing would swim differently here, despite it being from the same canon of media and with the same relative size of fandom