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Trips
Fashionable hobbies include traveling, as well as posting pictures on social networks.
Everyone wants to get as many cherished “likes” as possible, so the most interesting and provocative photos are posted on Instagram.
However, some bloggers, in their desire to stand out, simply go too far and go to extremes.
Here are the craziest, most dangerous and even deadly Instagram photos that will make your blood run cold.
The most dangerous photos
1. Rachel Brooke Smith
The blogger shocked her followers by doing yoga on the edge of a skyscraper in New York. Some will say that this is too much, but...after the iconic photo, the girl’s number of subscribers to her Instagram account increased sharply.
2. Vika Odintsova
Vika Odintsova shocked the world with her crazy photo shoot in Dubai. Literally, she hung in the air, holding only the photographer’s hand.
It seems that the girl is not afraid of anything in this life and absolutely trusts her partner... Vika was driven to this madness not so much by the search for thrills, but by the desire to become famous.
3. And this is Oleg Cricket and his crazy games with death
This guy is also not afraid of anything. He risks his life for a spectacular photo.
4. Harry Gallagher
Harry Gallagher became popular thanks to his forays on the tallest buildings in the world. In this photo, a guy is hanging from the roof of London's second largest skyscraper.
There are a number of other equally spectacular photographs that will make your blood run cold.
5. James Kingston and fearlessness on skyscrapers
The guy took this photo while on top of the second largest building in Ukraine.
Crazy photos
6. Jack Morrison
7. Angela Nikolau
Angela Nicolaou challenged the public by climbing to the top of a spire in Tianjin, China, and took a spectacular photo that amazed the world.
And this is how a girl walks along the edge of Victoria Peak, the highest point in Hong Kong.
And this is another dangerous photo of the famous blogger.
8. Adrenaline junkies and their games with death
The 120-meter-high Moscow Bridge attracts thrill-seekers, despite numerous warnings from city authorities about the danger.
9. Photos on the Pedra da Gávea rock (monolith rock in Rio ne Janeiro)
Instagrammers take unnecessary risks for the sake of a beautiful photo. Every year the Pedra da Gávea rock attracts millions of tourists from all over the world.
But only the most desperate daredevils risk climbing to the edge of the cliff and taking a spectacular photo.
The projection above sea level is 842 places. Despite this, a huge number of extreme sports enthusiasts decide to have a crazy photo shoot on the edge of a cliff.
10. Kjeragbolten, a huge stone sandwiched between two rocks
Kjeragbolten, the most dangerous stone in the world, is located on one of the mountain plateaus of Norway. This natural wonder is a popular destination among tourists.
Every year, thousands of daredevils climb this stone to take a beautiful photo.
Read also:Top crazy attractions for tourists that will make your blood run cold
11. Rock Wedding Cake in Australia
Another place that tourists flock to like honey is a rock called Wedding Cake.
Few people pay attention to the prohibitory signs that call for staying away from such a dangerous place.
Moreover, this is a very popular place for extreme photo shoots. Many people dream of taking a couple of breathtaking shots here.
But experts warn: the rock could collapse at any minute. But this stops few people.
12. Potato Chip Rock in San Diego County, California
Much the same thing could happen to Potato Chip Rock. However, this does not reduce the number of daredevils who risk climbing it for a spectacular photo.
This is one of the most favorite places for Instagrammers who climb to the very ledge of the rock for the coveted “like”.
13. The famous Troll Tongue in Norway
The so-called Troll Tongue ledge in Norway rises above Lake Ringedalsvatn at an altitude of 700 meters.
It is also one of the most famous places for extreme photo shoots.
What daredevils and adventurers from all over the world do here. Some carefully dangle their legs over the abyss opening below.
Others decide on more extreme stunts, and in pursuit of thrills, as well as a spectacular photo, hang over a huge gaping abyss with all their weight.
In 2015, a girl died here after falling off a cliff. A local guide says the next death is just a matter of time.
14. Yosemite Park
In the American Yosemite National Park there is also a place for thrill-seekers and avid Instagrammers to roam.
15. Huashan, China
Huanshan is called the most dangerous trail in the world. Indeed, climbing the mountain is associated with many dangers.
It is rumored that about 100 people die here every year, although there are no official mortality statistics.
However, this does not stop extreme sports enthusiasts who flock here in a frantic desire to get a thrill, as well as add a couple of crazy photos to their collection.
16. Valentin and Roman and a crazy photo shoot in Preikestolen, Norway
An incredible shot on the cliff of the giant Preikestolen rock was presented on their page by Valentin and Roman, known on Instagram as Twintheworld.
And here are the daredevils themselves:
17. Murad and Nathalie Haussmann
Bloggers Murad and Natalia Osmann travel around the world, taking beautiful photos and tagging them with the famous FollowMeTo hashtag.
This photo was taken on the edge of a skyscraper in Las Vegas.
And this photo is from their photo shoot in Dubai.
18. Victoria Falls
Despite the real danger posed by Victoria Falls, the flow of tourists flocking here does not dry out.
There are known cases when, having slipped on the edge, a person fell off the cliff and died in a stormy whirlpool.
However, brave daredevils, risking their lives, continue to take photographs in the dangerous zone of the roaring waterfall 120 meters high.
All these pictures are certainly beautiful, spectacular and mesmerizing. But perhaps it’s not worth taking such a risk just for the sake of “likes” and admiration from followers on social networks.
After all, in the end, you are risking your life, which you have alone.
Patients who were unlucky enough to visit psychiatric hospitals tend to remember them with a shudder. However, today's mental hospitals are simply a paradise compared to what happened in similar institutions several decades ago. The few surviving photographs testify: in that era, mental hospitals were a real branch of hell on earth!
Restrictions on freedom were much stronger than now
At a time when effective and harmless sedatives did not yet exist, doctors used simple and effective, but extremely painful and often dangerous, drugs to calm patients and prevent them from harming themselves and others. Ropes and handcuffs, being locked for days and weeks in cramped closets or even in boxes - everything was used. Such drugs often further intensified the patient’s psychosis instead of truly calming him down, although the medicine of that time most often had no idea about this. 
A completely healthy person could end up in a psychiatric hospital
At the end of the 19th century, the list of indications for hospitalization in psychiatric clinics in the United States included the habit of masturbation, immoral behavior, incontinence, excessive religious zeal, association with bad company, as well as reading novels and using tobacco. Those who were hit in the head by a horse's hoof, who had been in war, or whose parents were cousins were also subject to forced hospitalization. A compact list of several dozen testimonies leaves no doubt: each of us, somewhere in 1890, being in the United States, could easily have ended up in a mental hospital.
Patients were treated using whipping machines
These machines were used a hundred years ago in psychiatric clinics to alleviate the symptoms of the disease in the mentally ill. The heavy-weight sticks beat the patient all over his body from the back of his head to his heels: the doctors hoped that this would make him feel better. In reality, everything happened just the opposite - but, again, the doctors had no idea about this yet. 
Doctors actually believed masturbation to be a cause of mental illness
Just a few decades ago, doctors were firmly convinced that masturbation could cause insanity. They quite sincerely confused cause with effect: after all, many patients in psychiatric clinics, unable to control themselves, engaged in masturbation from morning to night. Observing them, doctors came to the conclusion that masturbation caused the disease, although in fact it was only one of the symptoms. However, in the old days, patients in psychiatric clinics were required to wear such bulky and uncomfortable units so that they could not masturbate. Walking in them was uncomfortable and sometimes painful, but despite this, clinic patients lived in them for weeks and sometimes years.
Women in psychiatric clinics were forcibly subjected to "vaginal massage"
Surprisingly, while masturbation was considered dangerous for men, it was prescribed to women as a remedy to treat hysteria. This diagnosis could be given to a woman for anything - from irritability to sexual desires. The treatment was prescribed so-called “vaginal massage”, that is, massage of the vagina using a special device to bring the patient to orgasm. Of course, no one asked the patients’ permission, and yet, given the situation in mental hospitals, there was by no means a worse, albeit useless, method of treatment.
Steam cabins were also considered a sedative
These boxes are not cages, but special soothing steam cabins from the late 19th - 20th centuries. Despite their terrifying appearance, there was nothing particularly scary about them. In fact, these were similar to the modern single-seat barrel saunas that can be found in many spas today. Doctors believed that such a steam room calmed violent patients. This method of treatment could even be called pleasant, if not for one “but”: as you can see in the picture, patients were put in boxes fully clothed, which turned the pleasure of the sauna into slow torture.
Women were more likely to be patients in mental hospitals than men
It was much easier to send a woman to a mental hospital several decades ago than it was to send a man. For this purpose, the already mentioned diagnosis of “hysteria” was most often used, under which anything could be fitted, even resistance to a rapist husband. Reading was considered another risk factor: it was believed that it definitely leads a woman to madness. Quite a few representatives of the fair sex spent years in psychiatric clinics only because, as hospital documents stated, they were found reading at 5.30 in the morning.
Psychiatric hospitals of previous eras suffered from overcrowding
With such a huge number of indications for hospitalization, it is not surprising that all psychiatric hospitals of earlier times suffered from an excess of patients. They dealt with overcrowding without ceremony: people were crammed into the wards like herring in a barrel, and in order to fit more, beds and other “excesses” were removed from the wards, giving patients the freedom to sit on the bare floor, and for greater convenience, also chaining them to walls. Modern straitjackets against such a background seem to be an example of humanism!
Children lived in mental hospitals for years
In earlier times, there were no special clinics for children, so young patients - suffering, for example, from mental retardation or persistent behavioral disorders - ended up in the same clinics as adult patients and lived there for years. But, what’s even worse, there were a lot of healthy children in mental hospitals of those times. The children of patients, medical staff, single mothers who had nowhere to go with their babies, as well as children left without parents lived here. This whole horde of children was raised mainly by patients: the medical staff, due to their heavy workload, simply did not have time for this. It’s not hard to guess who these kids grew up to be.
Doctors regularly used electric shock as a treatment
Electroshock therapy, when a high current is applied to the patient’s head, is still sometimes used in psychiatric clinics, but only in cases of global disorders, when the patient, as they say, has nothing to lose. But half a century ago it was used all the time, including as a sedative. In fact, electric shock did not calm anyone down, but only caused unbearable pain to patients. The famous mathematician John Nash, who suffered from schizophrenia, was subjected to electric shock in American psychiatric clinics back in the 1960s, and subsequently recalled this experience as the worst of his life.
Trying to treat with lobotomies, doctors turned patients into vegetables
Back in the mid-twentieth century, many psychiatrists considered lobotomy a real means of ridding a patient of schizophrenia or obsessive-compulsive disorder. This operation looked creepy: the doctor inserted something like an ice pick through the corner of the patient’s eye and, piercing the thin bone of the eye socket with it, with a sharp movement blindly cut through the nervous tissue of the brain. After the operation, the person lost his intelligence, his coordination of movements suffered, and often blood poisoning began due to unsterile equipment. And yet, lobotomy has been considered a panacea for schizophrenics for decades: for example, in the United States in the early 1950s, about 5,000 lobotomies were performed per year.
You could end up in a psychiatric clinic because of your non-traditional sexual orientation
The fact that incorrect sexual orientation was considered a mental illness a hundred years ago probably does not surprise anyone. It is amazing how doctors inferred sexual preferences when deciding whether to take a patient to the hospital! So, in one case, she spent several years in a mental hospital just because she liked to wear trousers and tinker with equipment. There are known cases of several women when they were recognized as mentally ill due to too low a sexual appetite: asexual women in those days were considered closet lesbians, believing that a normal woman in her right mind does not have the right to simply reject her husband! 
Both a lack and an excess of religiosity led to a mental hospital a hundred years ago
A hundred years ago in the United States, a person who refused the help of a therapist or surgeon for religious reasons (as, for example, fans of Scientology do today) had every chance of going to a psychiatric clinic instead of surgery. But the lack of religious feeling was also fraught with ending up in a mental hospital: there are several cases where people spent more than one year in houses of grief just because they openly declared themselves to be atheists.
Doctors who treated the psyche knew almost nothing about it
A hundred years ago, doctors knew almost nothing about the functioning of the human brain, so their treatment was more like cruel experiments on people. Patients were doused with ice water, their skulls were drilled, and parts of their brains were removed, not because doctors were confident in the effectiveness of these measures, but only in order to understand whether they worked or not. It is not surprising that the mortality rate in psychiatric clinics a century ago was perhaps slightly lower than in plague hospitals.
Abandoned mental hospitals today - objects for dark excursions
Only in the 1970s and 80s did the Western world begin to abandon the practice of indiscriminate hospitalization of patients in “houses of grief” and cruel and ineffective treatment methods. In the 1970s, psychiatric hospitals in the United States and Europe began to close en masse. At the same time, there were many real patients on the street who were not able to take responsibility for themselves. Well, the buildings of former psychiatric clinics today are the most popular objects for young extreme sports enthusiasts, who search every corner here, looking for traces of the era of the bloody dawn of psychiatry, which lasted several decades.
