The video is a humorous and tense game show where participants are asked a series of questions. The structure of the game involves miniature platforms with two bars symbolizing errors. Each participant is asked four questions, and if they answer incorrectly, they are "thrown" from the platform, representing an error. The game is tense and exciting, with the host encouraging participants to answer correctly to avoid falling. The questions range from general knowledge to trivia, and the stakes are high as the participants are truly at risk of "falling" from the platform if they get an answer wrong. Despite the tension, the host repeatedly encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel, indicating that the game is part of a larger promotional strategy. The game concludes with all participants failing to answer at least three out of four questions correctly. Despite the tension and risk, the host declares the game to be "very cool" and "unrealistically cool," indicating that the game is a success in terms of its intended goal of providing entertainment.
1. The text is a transcript of a video where participants are asked questions in a non-standard way. The life of the participants depends on their answers, and they agree to note C .
2. The structure in front of the participants is a miniature, and each participant will be asked four questions under this structure .
3. There are two throws under the structure, each symbolizing an error. If a participant makes a mistake once, it's considered terrible. If they make a mistake a second time, they fall .
4. The host encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel, often asking them to do so .
5. The participants are asked to play a game of rock, paper, scissors. The winner of the game will be the first one to be placed on the tower .
6. The first question asked to the participants is how often a child is born on earth. The options given are every one and a half minutes, every 10 seconds, and every three seconds .
7. The second question is about the element in the periodic table that is in the thirty-second place. The options given are plutonium, galley, Germany, Colin, and ratmir rolle .
8. The third question is about a duty introduced in the 12th century in England to force men to go to war. The options given are war tax, tax on parasitism, tax on the lack of boots, tax on cowardice, and tax on absence .
9. The participants are then asked a series of questions about everyday expressions and facts, such as where the expression "money doesn't smell" comes from, and which is the fastest metro in the world .
10. The host expresses concern for the participants, stating that their heart stops every time one of the participants falls .
11. The participants are asked to climb a structure. If they fall, they are placed on a box at the place where they fell. If they make it to the top, they are placed in a glass structure .
12. The participants are asked a final question about how many kilometers separate Russia from the USA. The options given are 50 kilometers, 3000 kilometers, and four kilometers .
13. The participants are asked to answer questions about ancient Greece, such as what was written on buildings and how many of the seven wonders of the world have survived to this day .
14. The participants are asked about famous artists who have sold only one painting in their lifetime. The options given are Vincent van Gogh, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Leonardo da Vinci .
15. The final question asked to the participants is about the height of the tallest man in the world. The options given are 2 meters and 72 centimeters, 2 meters and 73 centimeters, and 2 meters 72 centimeters .
16. The participants feel the vibrations and knocks of the plywood underneath them as they fall .
17. None of the participants answered at least three questions out of four correctly .
18. The host encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel and give it a like .
19. The host advises viewers not to conduct such experiments at home .