Dude, you're killing me! I'm so glad that you weren't coerced by any government to alter your views or statements! Excellent breakdown and use of props to show us how the plane transitioned through the different airspaces. You and I could definitely have a debate over the theories!
As someone who has spent way more time on MH370 than I should have, congratulations on a fantastic review. As soon as you pulled out that plane and started talking about airspace, I knew you got it dude! The simulator, the hometown flyby….I mean, come on people!
Ed this was such a nice comment! I have definitely spent a LOT of time researching this case lol. I’m about to take a jet ski and see what I find haha. Thanks for the note!
I dont know if you have the capacity, but bro i would love if you made longer videos, or like video essays, or just analysis, because i love your thoughts and you have a very enjoyable voice to listen to im often sad when videos end
This was so nice to read. I so appreciate it! It does take a lot longer but I will definitely take this into consideration if time permits. Thank you so much!
Just finished it. The pilot theory seems most likely but still shocking to think about. The journalist in there was so bizarre all this crazy conspiracy theories led me back to the pilot. The odds of the others seemed less and less likely.
Yeaaaa but we have so much better tech than they did for most of that 70. I’d like to believe it’s found in the next 5 years. Less than a 15 year search. Which is STILL crazy.
@@TaitsTake tbf it kinda goes two ways, we have much better tech, but we also have a less clear idea of where the plane actually went down than we did with the titanic. Time will tell if those two factors will cancel each other out or if one will prevail over the other
I'm not quite ready to voice my theory because I've only watched the first scenario. But I do have questions: 1) Why are pilots allowed to turn off any mechanism that would allow the plane to lose contact with the air traffic controllers? 2) Why are pilots allowed to have "total" control over a commercial aircraft? 3) Why does the black box not have live communication during a flight? So far those are a few of my questions, now back to Netflix to view the other two scenarios.
Imagine if it was your partner, your child and how the length of time would possibly eat you up. Thoughts to the families, I'm in hope that this injection of publicity gets some wheels moving towards a resolve. ✌️❤️🇳🇿
Just watched the documentary a couple of days ago with my mom and sisters. Each theory had something going for it but loopholes as well. Maybe the truth isn't even any one of them or a combination of factors. I actually believed the one about the American gvt was involved and the rest of these are just distractions. But we are pretty strong conspiracy theorists in our house 😅 Keep doing amazing work! Lots of Love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
Heyy! This one’s tricky cuz I love me a conspiracy theory but I got the feeling it all goes back to the pilot. Let me know which doc you’re doing next so I can watch sooner! And if I’m a fool..hate when there’s no answers!!
I enjoyed this review, you're so easy to listen to. I find the pilot theory hard to credit and it seems unethical anyway to conclude he was responsible without any evidence. It being shot down is not a stretch to believe, and there was the eye-witness on the oil rig too. But then, a covered-up disposal of the wreckage would have involved hundreds of people and it's hard to believe a cover up on that scale could be kept secret. Perhaps the truth is something no-one has considered.
I remember that I did a really deep deeeep dive on this for a school project. I do belive that the US have somewhat of an involvement. The washed up supposed pieces of the plane that wasn't a part of the plane sure does indicate some kind of covering up. MH370 didn't quite go missing directly after the goodnight. It does take some time before a plane switch from one airpsace to another. And the "GPS system" is located in two places. And they both being turned off could amount to a technical error. But experiencing a technical error in a triple 7 is less likely than being hit hy lightning. If I remember correctly the MH370 was headed to a US military base. They probably took precautions and took down the plane. And because this wasn't an American based airline it would cause quite the commission from many other countries that the US took down the planes and thus the lives of so many people. They probably thought that it would be better to cover it up. And because of the fact that they took down the plane it became tremendously harder to find the plane. And the continuing covering up resultet in a snowball effect. Nonetheless my heart goes out for everyone involved in this. I also Wana presence this by saying that most of this comes from my father who is a aviation pilot.
Haven’t seen the documentary, but if I remember correctly the older pilot’s wife was planning to leave him and his path was so gradual he could have been trying to hide what he was doing. Or that he might have been disoriented because of hypoxia from a sudden decompression event in the cabin, leading to a ghost plane scenario. The flight simulator wasn’t exactly matching the suspected path. I guess if they found the black box they would know, one do the black boxes does record that kind of data; maybe his last act was to change paths to the nearest airport or in his confusion he followed the simulated path but it was in his mind. Maybe he routinely flew that simulator, do we know the patterns of his preflight behavior. I admit I want to give Khan the benefit of the doubt. The predominant theory in which he offs an entire plane full of people because he was a selfish a-hole who was depressed about his wife leaving him and a forced retirement is terrible to comprehend, even if it is the most common theory people jump have it? Without finding the wreckage I guess we’ll never know, but I’m glad that people aren’t just immediately blaming it on a severely depressed individual on a mission. Either way, I do think the plane was a ghost plane at the point it went down. I don’t think the young pilot was “in on it” and I do think he or someone would have tried to stop a hijacking of any sort. I don’t think this was an ideological event even if this was a mass redrum event, and I do think it was hypoxia whether intentional or accidental. Outside of fervent zealots - and there is no reason to think he was one of those nor the other individuals on the plane that were seeking asylum - very few people want to face their end by plunging into the ocean’s surface as their last view of the world. It was too far off course to think everyone wasn’t already long gone by then. But just a few thoughts lol. Thanks for the great video, really made me think. (Clearly. 😂)
The flight route was pretty intricate to blame decompression that INCLUDES the pilot. He likely did that to the rest of the plane, kept his mask on. Waited until everyone was out and repressurized the plane.
@@TaitsTake sadly makes sense to me. I think when it comes to these sorts of tragedies it is hard to accept the evils people can do to one another and we’ll try to grasp at any straw that points to an accident. I really want to watch the documentary now. Thanks for a great reaction.
@@siduri9522 no I totally agree with you! We always try to make sense of things from the perspective of what WE would and wouldn’t do. Thanks for the kind words!
Dude, you're killing me! I'm so glad that you weren't coerced by any government to alter your views or statements! Excellent breakdown and use of props to show us how the plane transitioned through the different airspaces. You and I could definitely have a debate over the theories!
Haha I would be honored!! You think they find the plane soon? 😬
@@TaitsTake I think it'd be very convenient if they do find it.
Love your conspiracy hat! 😍😍
As someone who has spent way more time on MH370 than I should have, congratulations on a fantastic review. As soon as you pulled out that plane and started talking about airspace, I knew you got it dude! The simulator, the hometown flyby….I mean, come on people!
Ed this was such a nice comment! I have definitely spent a LOT of time researching this case lol. I’m about to take a jet ski and see what I find haha. Thanks for the note!
I dont know if you have the capacity, but bro i would love if you made longer videos, or like video essays, or just analysis, because i love your thoughts and you have a very enjoyable voice to listen to im often sad when videos end
This was so nice to read. I so appreciate it! It does take a lot longer but I will definitely take this into consideration if time permits. Thank you so much!
@@TaitsTake I agree with @catlover4319 ! I would definitely like to watch you do some deep dives into these conspiracies 😊
Probably shouldn’t watch this before my flight..
Keep an eye on that pilot!
You sounded like you were being held hostage there for a second 🤣🤣🤣
Nah I have no idea what you’re talking about. 🇺🇸🫡
Just finished it. The pilot theory seems most likely but still shocking to think about. The journalist in there was so bizarre all this crazy conspiracy theories led me back to the pilot. The odds of the others seemed less and less likely.
Agree 1,000%!
Yeah, we should be all looking for it 😂😂😂 Great review as always.
Loved the documentary. Been waiting for it as well.
Thank you! We gotta find that thang! 😩
Well, considering that the Titanic was found after 70 years .MH370 might be found after all of us are gone.
Yeaaaa but we have so much better tech than they did for most of that 70. I’d like to believe it’s found in the next 5 years. Less than a 15 year search. Which is STILL crazy.
@@TaitsTake tbf it kinda goes two ways, we have much better tech, but we also have a less clear idea of where the plane actually went down than we did with the titanic. Time will tell if those two factors will cancel each other out or if one will prevail over the other
I'm not quite ready to voice my theory because I've only watched the first scenario. But I do have questions: 1) Why are pilots allowed to turn off any mechanism that would allow the plane to lose contact with the air traffic controllers? 2) Why are pilots allowed to have "total" control over a commercial aircraft? 3) Why does the black box not have live communication during a flight? So far those are a few of my questions, now back to Netflix to view the other two scenarios.
YES they owe it to family members to find the plane
I never watched this documentary, but now that I see your review of it, I'm going to watch this weekend. Thanks Tait!!!
You’re very welcome! Be sure to come back and tell me your thoughts!
Imagine if it was your partner, your child and how the length of time would possibly eat you up.
Thoughts to the families, I'm in hope that this injection of publicity gets some wheels moving towards a resolve.
✌️❤️🇳🇿
I can’t imagine not knowing for sure after all these years 😔♥️💙
Just watched the documentary a couple of days ago with my mom and sisters. Each theory had something going for it but loopholes as well. Maybe the truth isn't even any one of them or a combination of factors. I actually believed the one about the American gvt was involved and the rest of these are just distractions. But we are pretty strong conspiracy theorists in our house 😅 Keep doing amazing work! Lots of Love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
I feel that this is a mystery we will never find out about, unfortunately. Maybe they will find the plane in 20 years instead of 70 like the Titanic 😂
We've found parts of the plane but we we likely never find the full plane intact
The pilot theory seems the most likely. Love mysteries like this. Very eerie to think about. I enjoyed the doc!
Heyy! This one’s tricky cuz I love me a conspiracy theory but I got the feeling it all goes back to the pilot. Let me know which doc you’re doing next so I can watch sooner! And if I’m a fool..hate when there’s no answers!!
I miiiight do the one on Waco Texas! Netflix is dropping that soon.
I enjoyed this review, you're so easy to listen to. I find the pilot theory hard to credit and it seems unethical anyway to conclude he was responsible without any evidence. It being shot down is not a stretch to believe, and there was the eye-witness on the oil rig too. But then, a covered-up disposal of the wreckage would have involved hundreds of people and it's hard to believe a cover up on that scale could be kept secret. Perhaps the truth is something no-one has considered.
I remember that I did a really deep deeeep dive on this for a school project. I do belive that the US have somewhat of an involvement. The washed up supposed pieces of the plane that wasn't a part of the plane sure does indicate some kind of covering up. MH370 didn't quite go missing directly after the goodnight. It does take some time before a plane switch from one airpsace to another. And the "GPS system" is located in two places. And they both being turned off could amount to a technical error. But experiencing a technical error in a triple 7 is less likely than being hit hy lightning. If I remember correctly the MH370 was headed to a US military base. They probably took precautions and took down the plane. And because this wasn't an American based airline it would cause quite the commission from many other countries that the US took down the planes and thus the lives of so many people. They probably thought that it would be better to cover it up. And because of the fact that they took down the plane it became tremendously harder to find the plane. And the continuing covering up resultet in a snowball effect. Nonetheless my heart goes out for everyone involved in this. I also Wana presence this by saying that most of this comes from my father who is a aviation pilot.
Haven’t seen the documentary, but if I remember correctly the older pilot’s wife was planning to leave him and his path was so gradual he could have been trying to hide what he was doing. Or that he might have been disoriented because of hypoxia from a sudden decompression event in the cabin, leading to a ghost plane scenario. The flight simulator wasn’t exactly matching the suspected path.
I guess if they found the black box they would know, one do the black boxes does record that kind of data; maybe his last act was to change paths to the nearest airport or in his confusion he followed the simulated path but it was in his mind. Maybe he routinely flew that simulator, do we know the patterns of his preflight behavior.
I admit I want to give Khan the benefit of the doubt. The predominant theory in which he offs an entire plane full of people because he was a selfish a-hole who was depressed about his wife leaving him and a forced retirement is terrible to comprehend, even if it is the most common theory people jump have it? Without finding the wreckage I guess we’ll never know, but I’m glad that people aren’t just immediately blaming it on a severely depressed individual on a mission.
Either way, I do think the plane was a ghost plane at the point it went down. I don’t think the young pilot was “in on it” and I do think he or someone would have tried to stop a hijacking of any sort. I don’t think this was an ideological event even if this was a mass redrum event, and I do think it was hypoxia whether intentional or accidental. Outside of fervent zealots - and there is no reason to think he was one of those nor the other individuals on the plane that were seeking asylum - very few people want to face their end by plunging into the ocean’s surface as their last view of the world. It was too far off course to think everyone wasn’t already long gone by then. But just a few thoughts lol. Thanks for the great video, really made me think. (Clearly. 😂)
The flight route was pretty intricate to blame decompression that INCLUDES the pilot. He likely did that to the rest of the plane, kept his mask on. Waited until everyone was out and repressurized the plane.
@@TaitsTake sadly makes sense to me. I think when it comes to these sorts of tragedies it is hard to accept the evils people can do to one another and we’ll try to grasp at any straw that points to an accident. I really want to watch the documentary now. Thanks for a great reaction.
@@siduri9522 no I totally agree with you! We always try to make sense of things from the perspective of what WE would and wouldn’t do. Thanks for the kind words!
Your welcome 🤗💓
Well he was working for the airlines for 30 years so the airlines would know him well.
6:29 aliens 👾 👽 come in peace
Don’t they tho 😍
Tait!!! I am watching part 2 of You I need yah lol
Omg I didn’t even finish episode 6 yet. I’m hearing wildddd things!
@@TaitsTake I’m hiding from spoilers I should be done tmrw
@@TaitsTake there is a reason you didnt finish first episode. If a show is good u wont forget about finishing it.
1st
LETS GOOO!