What I love about vsauce is that Michael can say something like “you can’t turn on the headlight, because you would feel like before you were conceived” , and make perfect sense in the context.
“When walking to your fridge for a snack, you will measure your fridge to be a quadrillionth of a second nearer and thinner than you would while at rest with it.” Like cmon how the hell are you gonna have that make any sense, but he does it anyways
12:00 what makes us assume the way our reality works isn't a simplification of the universe that created the simulation of ours, it could have no problem handling infinite information.
11:12 The problem with John Gribbin's theory I feel is that numbers don't exist within our universe and are therefor not confined to it's laws. They have laws of their own, which I don't believe would change from universe to universe. However, even if they did, any computer we created to calculate Pi would only exist within the "computer" that created our simulated universe, and could therefor only calculate Pi at the speed of the program it exists within. Also, since entropy in our universe is ever increasing, I'd say if we are a simulation, we are an active simulation that is continually being written (or actively calculated), so even if numbers were confined to this universe, and even if this universe were a simulation inside some alien super computer, we may never find the end of Pi as it may still be being written infinitely "faster" than we are discovering it. That's just my theory though.
Also this theory is relevant only if the computer where our simulated universe running has the same architecture as our computers - which is very unlikely... If our universe is indeed running inside a computer in another universe, this computer probably has a completely different architecture based on laws of physics that don't even exist in our universe, making for us impossible to actually find elements of this architecture while living in a simulated world. :)
Yeah, all true, if they can simulate the whole of world, then they can easily simulate the irrational numbers real-time. I just think that simulating everything on the quantum level would require as much computing power in terms of space and mass that you would need a computer the size of a small universe itself. (Not plausible.)
There's also a couple of theoretical limits (sort of) like Planck length/time that would nod towards an imperfect reality/simularity. That there is a granularity even if the resolution is incomprehensibly fine.
How to make a vsauce video: 1. Start with a question that sounds interesting 2. Insert math 3. Put your viewers through an existential crisis 4. Profit
No, I'm sure it doesn't. It probably lives in constant fear every time you go near it. This is because every time you open it you rip it's insides out, cook them in front of it and then eat it. Granted, you put more in, but the process never stops until it just can't take it anymore.
Michael: “While walking to your refrigerator for a snack, you will measure your fridge to be a one hundred quadrillionth of a meter nearer, and thinner, than you would while at rest with it.” Me: “Oh good! Glad I’m not the only one who noticed…”
0:15 hey vsauce, have you ever wondered why are leaves green? 11:34 ....so basically thats why your existence can't be proven to be true. and as always thanks for watching.
Well not really. That just means any parallel earth that has another amount of suns that our two old boys here. Maybe Michael lives in a universe with three or more suns, maybe with just one, maybe no sun at all ? What would be funny would be if they had only one ridiculous moon though.
+Michael Lolwut What Vsause didn't say was as you or any object approaches light speed, the mass increases. So even a single proton could gain the mass of a galaxy if traveling close enough to the speed of light. Same goes for a spaceship, go fast enough and your mass will increase so high your spacecraft would collapse as a Black Hole. And it is at that point you can turn on the headlights - but no one will have time for that :)
+Evol Bob so thats why we cant reach anywhere near lightspeed besides the factors of money and resources. Now i only need to know the point at which a ship that could achive near light speed becomes a black hole or become quite unstable because its mass would attract objects to it self.
I wonder if you could beat a photon in a race if you were going, like, infinitesimally close to the speed of light, and the photon was passing through some material that causes it to take a much longer path than you.
Cacophonic Comedian I know this is a joke, but my inner nerdiness is unsatisfied. First of all, you wouldn't be able to be caught, because even if there's another massless vehicle, you wouldn't be able to be seen. Second of all, you wouldn't able to see them either.
@@innerbytes You're talking an establishment who have a habit ignoring the term _theory_ and regurgitating said theory as law. If I were a betting man, I'd bet on the speed of light being different, depending on the variables, such as the vacuum of space.
@Jerk Store I don't think you understand science, have ever taken a university level science course, or even work in a science adjacent field if you don't understand how the word theory is used. It's the 'theory of evolution'. It also 100% definitely happened, but we can't say it's absolutely true until we disprove literally every potential piece of evidence against it. Laws are for mathematics lol
11:07 Or if the simulation is programmed with blueprints for values instead of fixed values, and whenever someone wants to observe those values it generates them this could still be a simulation. So instead of square root 2 being some exact number, it is just square root 2 and the more we observe it the further it generates. Kinda like designer sofwares that use vectors instead of pixels and the more you zoom in the shape stay the same. That would kinda fit in well with quantum physics too.
But the value comes from circles that are actualy circular, wich means he has to program infinitely circular shapes, but also circles that become more and more circular when it detects the intention to measure it, since you can't measure a result that doesn't exist yet.
@@AkiTheKiwi not really. it could just make a circle out of like a million points or something, that are just roughly in a circular shape, but theres enough points that its impossible to tell. when you zoom in, it just generates more points in the gaps to keep up the same illusion. it could easily be procedurally generated, i mean hell we even have similar tech now, all kinds of videogames as a good example, use a fixed amount of code from the start, to generate infinitely more code, infinite worlds, based off of one starting value. its really not hard to see how that could be possible at a larger scale. it doesn't *have* to be perfect, thats the thing, it only has to be perfect to us.
@@Deltexterity "it doesn't have to be perfect, thats the thing, it only has to be perfect to us." It doesn't even have to be anything. It could simply just modify our perception. Simulate a blank screen and modify the human to make you think you saw what you saw. That the equation equated to what you expected. There's no need for an algorithm at risk of reverse engineering if you can straight up rewrite human minds.
This is exactly what I was thinking right before the theory concluded the other way. That's not the way the theory goes. The theory states that "if we do find a repeating pattern, then we would know that this is a simulation". It doesn't conclude anything about the other outcome, which is where your wild imagination is going. So the theory's conclusion still stands. In other words, you just countered a point that the theory didn't even suggest.
11:55 Even though we can never reach the end of pi that doesn’t mean that after to 10^10000 digit there wouldn’t be another one. Given we are in a simulation, would the system itself not be able to provide the calculation necessary to give us that next digit in the same way that our computers could theoretically spit out the next number. Maybe pi itself was programmed in this manner so that the simulation provides what we ask of it without having its “entire value” stored?
interesting point. But if we live in a simulation, doesn't it seem like one that hasn't been interfered with, updated, or changed in a fundamental way since it began? Laws of physics haven't changed. Pi in particular is wrapped up with a lot of these fundamental aspects of the universe. Why would the simulation continue to emergently "create" pi as we go along (change), but nothing else? Also, the theory isn't that *in lieu* of finding pi's end it shows we **aren't** in a simulation-- only that finding the end would be strong evidence to the contrary. Put another way, not finding the 'end' of pi doesn't say much about whether or not we are in a simulation, but a finite-ness to the number would point toward us being in a simulation. Until an end to pi is found, we continue to assume it can be calculated to an infinite number of digits, and no matter how large or sophisticated a simulation computer may be, it wouldn't be capable of calculating anything infinite to insert into the 'program'.
Despite all my research and effort spent trying to understand the world/universe, light speed is the one thing that never fails to tie my brain in a knot.
It's poorly explained because it was so poorly understood. Light travels infinitely fast but because of general relativity it seems not to from our point of view. There is no limit to how fast something can travel, just a limit to how fast it seems to be traveling from our perspective.
@@twally87 Well, it's a serious ontological question. If space & time do not exist for light (not in some kind of metaphorical sense but really, according to Relativity) then how exactly does light relate to the space-time we perceive it to travel through? What is objective reality at all? Just a mirage? The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that's exactly what "reality" is. Just a projection giving us maximum evolutionary fitness.
,,Thank you for irrational numbers to keep it real"- that sentence in that context is the most beautiful and elegant yet genius way of ending the video that i ever seen.
Something that helped clarify this for me is the idea that everything is always moving at the speed of light, but mass' velocity is mostly in the time direction. As a mass' velocity increases, more of it's velocity is in the space direction, so it's moving less in the time direction. With light, all of its velocity is in the space direction and none of it is in the time direction. So from the perspective of the photon, no matter how far it travels between emission and absorption, no time has passed at all. An idea I like about why our universe turned out this way instead of another way is that if there exists a possible arrangement of cosmological constants that is most likely to create a sentient species capable of observing or otherwise deriving that earliest of moments in which those constants settled into the state that created them, then the possibility of that observation would exert a causal pressure on the uncertain early universe to settle into that state.
I would of legit lost my shit if he said ''you could be watching this in a universive with ONE sun, for those of you watching in a universe with one sun, that was probably confusing'' I would of actually questioned my existence more than I already do
Came to see whether headlights can work in the dark but I find out that: 1. My fridge moves 2. We have 2 suns 3.I could be living in a simulation And finally , yes they can
@@Muckytuja well no because the ones who made the simulation will have provided the math used for the simulation so unless we reach a higher understanding of math than them we can not prove that this is a simulation nor can we prove that it isn't one using math or anything else at todays standard
9:31 every time I hear that music, I get some serious, serious chills. I don't even know why, it just reminds me of the sheer scale and majesty of the universe and how small I am compared to it, and it's honestly so terrifying xD
maybe bc it's music with higher notes being played in reverse. The "uncanny" terror meme uses music playing in reverse for some of its creepiest sections and you might have associated that sound with fear.
There's really nothing to be terrified about, in my view. It is what it is...it's always been that way...we have to accept such things because we have no choice...and besides, we're all part of the universe in any case, as our bodies are merely 'borrowing' the atoms that comprise them. This being so, there's no point in fearing the scale of the universe, as it's merely a relative term, and nothing more.
Well yeah that's Vsauce's style. That's why he has over 11 million subscribers. Everyone likes to get their minds boggled and that's exactly what he does through his series of compelling facts and figures. If you tell him to explain a needle, he will take the explanation to the quantum mechanical level and if you're lucky maybe even to string theory until you finally say WOW THAT'S AMAZING! even though you didn't understand a thing :) XD
favorite thing about Michael is that he puts some random complex question for the title and then proceeds to explain multiple far out thought provoking ideas on the subject in a very good way. What I'm sayin is I always learn more than what I expect and I love it
Two things I’ve learned: 1. Irrational numbers keep it real! 2. My fridge is watching me! I knew I wasn’t paranoid when I said my fridge and my toaster were conspiring against me!
The end of every vsauce video either makes you question your own existence or just makes your day complete with a very lively quote about our existence itself. This is fascinating.
@@informitas0117 I don't get that though, I'm pretty sure Photons can be on the exact same spot so even if they don't perceive time they could meet couldn't they? They move after all
@@paulhk2727 Since a photon doesn't perceive time, it won't have the sense of meeting another photon. Cause to sense something it would take a little time, which a photon would never get.
Who's to say there's a difference? Or maybe the times that he seems insane is just when you don't understand his brilliance? Or maybe he's always insane, but his insanity sometimes has some brilliance as a side effect? O.o
When I was younger, I saw this video, and proceeded to run around my coffee table like 80 times trying to slow down time so I wouldn't have to go to school. I was a dumb kid.
I remember Neil said "The smartest Chimpanzee can line up boxes , and we laugh on it thinking how cute even my 2 year toddler can do it" What if we are stupid too but can't realise it and some intelligent species looks at us and say "oh look the smartest of them can solve few quantum problems , how cute lol"
Why would they think us as "stupid" when we are actually thinking about our own stupidity and limits . That's pretty smart to think about things that we can't think
It makes it slower to get there, but the distance is still decreased. It's just the the effect of change of time will slow you more than the distance will make you faster. Moving away will increase the distance between you and the fridge (This sounds obvious but you know what I mean), while the time you experience will still slow you down.
Michael at the first few seconds of the video: "Do headlights work at lightspeed?" Michael near the end of the video: "Are we living in a simulation?" Lol I just love how amazing and wide ranged the topics he discussed are, you start with one question and you end up with many as while learning many other things out of that one question.
I can just see an alien flipping out right now like "SIR, THE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR FOR EXPERIMENT 346246 "HUMANS" IS ABOUT TO RUN OUT OF DIGITS FOR 'PI' SIR!" And the leader is all like "ZORPBOIGDAMMIT SACRELLORF! I TOLD YOU TO MAKE IT INFINITE THE 50,000 LAST TIMES WE HAD TO RESTART THE SIMULATION!" Then he's like "Fine, make their God appear to them and kill them all. Just get it done within the next 50 quintillion Zurps before lunch."
" lmao ayyo KnguckKnguck remember those nonsensical numbers u programed in to the sim? " "haha oh yeah why? they getting close to the end?" *sighhh * " yeahhh have the interns tag a couple quadrillion more on to the end or continuity branch will have our asses for lunch.." "word on it"
Brilliant commnet, he needs to be the top comment !!! xD //// That's exactly what i was thinking, what if the "Simulators" figured a way to fool us, maybe intentionally put this inside the simulation, or constantly changing it... hmm... Maybe in other simulaions their Pi was so short and they didnt expected those simulated species to find its end, and when they did, everything crashed, so the Simulators learned from their mistakes and improved their simulations so good that we will always think we are real. :O
The reality shattering coincidences, statistical oddities, and numerological happenstance are all just Easter Eggs from the developers. Synchronicity by design? fnord.
@@TheDeepState2001 Like Michael explained in the video; time does not exist for light. The time it takes for the light to travel from one end of the universe to the other is literally ZERO (Experienced through the light that is). To us, it takes a long time, but that's only because we move slower than light. Time slows down exponentially as you approach C, and since C is the speed limit,when you hit C time would literally stand still. Nothing would be able to happen, and as such, you would literally be everywhere and nowhere at the same "time(?)" It really blows your mind because we cannot really grasp the concept of no time. You cannot speed up to the speed of light because in order for that to happen, you need to have always traveled at the speed of light, and for that to happen, you need to BE light.
Skiller51 Music yes correct but for us we wouldn't see it getting to the other side of the universe because light only travels at ~300.000 Km/s for a physical object (mass).
9:11 should've said "some of them involve you watching this video, but the earth only has one sun. For those of you in that universe, that must have been very confusing for you, so I'm sorry."
Answer is yes. According to the Einstein's theory of relativity, the speed of light remains constant irrespective of the frame of reference you are using. The speed of light with respect to the object will be same as before. It s weird but that s how it works! Speed of light is a unversal constant. th-cam.com/video/rNUwjlXR8fg/w-d-xo.html
Your videos are generally confusing, but I usually end up figuring them out. However, this one just raped my mind so hard that I don't even know if I'm real or not.....
imagine a vsauce video from another universe with him saying ''imagine if the earth had one sun. That's probably confusing because for you the earth DOES have only one sun''.
This is why I love Vsauce so much. He makes a video about one question, and not only answers it, but sends the viewer down a rabbit hole in the process.
Its funny because if there's a universe with two suns, then there's a universe with two suns advanced enough to watch the internet of other universes. Like Rick and Morty!
curtis mcdonald Yes. www.quora.com/Can-one-planet-have-two-suns And no, none of the two suns would be a moon. A moon have to orbit the planet to be defined as moon. [Unless one of the two suns (or both...) orbits the planet... but it doesn't seem possible: www.quora.com/Can-a-star-orbit-a-very-big-planet ]
It's interesting to see that even after so many years none of the Vsauce videos seems old. They are ageless.
Exactly! They never feel like they came out 10-8 years ago, even if they actually did.
like the speed of light
Should make youtube contents like this, ageless
Just like photons 😉
I would say because they travel at the speed of light but well they reached my recommends feed after 7 years, so..
9:15 - 9:25
Imagine if he said 1 sun instead of 2 just to mess with our heads
i was literally thinking the exact same thing that couldve been great lol
what do you mean? the earth has 3 suns.
It has two moons, too! Like Mars!
What if he said one Sun instead of two to mess with the people with two suns?
Wait am confused, we do have two suns
8:04 - you know it's going more complex when that music turns on
DumBdum DumDum Boin
Boin Boin BDum
That was bad
VSauce Theme
Especially 9:31
What if a student ask this type of question from his school teacher?
@@MohsinExperiments the English is strong with this one.
9:16 imagine if he said one sun instead of two
That scares me :|
I was just thinking that, it would have been a clever joke lmao
IF he said 10
(@me) binary joke
Maybe it was meant as a joke in another universe but in this one it just seems like he tells the truth
What I love about vsauce is that Michael can say something like “you can’t turn on the headlight, because you would feel like before you were conceived” , and make perfect sense in the context.
For those wondering, is at 7:57
Ye
@@jeffsanti Yes we already know very well
“When walking to your fridge for a snack, you will measure your fridge to be a quadrillionth of a second nearer and thinner than you would while at rest with it.”
Like cmon how the hell are you gonna have that make any sense, but he does it anyways
12:00 what makes us assume the way our reality works isn't a simplification of the universe that created the simulation of ours, it could have no problem handling infinite information.
11:12 The problem with John Gribbin's theory I feel is that numbers don't exist within our universe and are therefor not confined to it's laws. They have laws of their own, which I don't believe would change from universe to universe. However, even if they did, any computer we created to calculate Pi would only exist within the "computer" that created our simulated universe, and could therefor only calculate Pi at the speed of the program it exists within. Also, since entropy in our universe is ever increasing, I'd say if we are a simulation, we are an active simulation that is continually being written (or actively calculated), so even if numbers were confined to this universe, and even if this universe were a simulation inside some alien super computer, we may never find the end of Pi as it may still be being written infinitely "faster" than we are discovering it. That's just my theory though.
Also this theory is relevant only if the computer where our simulated universe running has the same architecture as our computers - which is very unlikely... If our universe is indeed running inside a computer in another universe, this computer probably has a completely different architecture based on laws of physics that don't even exist in our universe, making for us impossible to actually find elements of this architecture while living in a simulated world. :)
Shut the duck up
Yeah, all true, if they can simulate the whole of world, then they can easily simulate the irrational numbers real-time. I just think that simulating everything on the quantum level would require as much computing power in terms of space and mass that you would need a computer the size of a small universe itself. (Not plausible.)
There's also a couple of theoretical limits (sort of) like Planck length/time that would nod towards an imperfect reality/simularity. That there is a granularity even if the resolution is incomprehensibly fine.
>That's just my theory though.
hypothesis.
9:13 You should’ve said “only 1 sun” to give everyone an existential crisis
Ha, that's what I was just about to say the same thing!
hah :D a good joke missed!
Only 1 or 2? I can't imagine the solar system without 3, it would be really weird. Next you'll be saying we aren't orbiting Jupiter!
This comment is looking pretty dumb in all those universes where people have more than 1 sun.
Wait, we aren't?
Just dropped in for a quick existential crisis. Thanks Michael, you always deliver!
How to make a vsauce video:
1. Start with a question that sounds interesting
2. Insert math
3. Put your viewers through an existential crisis
4. Profit
Yes
Blazerona 1.5: educate the viewer on a lot of topics
0. Hey , here !
Blazerona how to make a vsauce video:
1: mindfuck
2: profit
Step 3.b) Jake Chudnow.
would headlights work at light speed? conclusion: you are not real.
Ri Nima lmao
That pretty much sums up the direction that most vsauce videos end up going.
Ha ha. I think you won the internet
Conclusion we are real due to irrational numbers idiot
They could make procedural generators
2:50 when you ask your German mom if you can go hang out with your friends
😂😂😂
I love it
Hahahahahah😂
2:50 when you ask your Bengali friend for some money
Asani Wasabi haha
Vsauce videos are as timeless as the experience of a photon
Underrated comment
No it’s a copy of another comment
@@pizzainc.1465 fuck you i came up with this shit all on my own
0:38
“And as always, thanks for watching”
Oooohhhhhhhh my gooooooddddddddd
I commented the exact same comment. And now noticed yours ...
Can't believe
Thank you for saving 11 minutes
@@glitched_matrix44 im here too bitch
12:04
Whoa whoa whoa, my fridge NOTICES me moving? Oh man I hope it doesn't think I'm fat.
No, I'm sure it doesn't. It probably lives in constant fear every time you go near it. This is because every time you open it you rip it's insides out, cook them in front of it and then eat it. Granted, you put more in, but the process never stops until it just can't take it anymore.
Ryan Barnes Until it just can't take it anymore... Then what happens?
+100 jokes about if you're refrigerator is running, and if so we better catch it
Ryan Barnes And since it has all of my food, drinks, and nutrients inside of it, it can run for a very long time.
+100 I hope when it decides to go, you don't have any dunkin drinks in it.
Driving fast makes you live longer kids
Tabinda Jabeen just watch out for space bumps
4.5 years and this is by far the best comment xD
@Tabinda Jabeen or you can just go at 49.655 km per second and the color red will appear green on a traffic light
Turtlemurderer Dude watch out for space trees and space telephone poles.
You wont live longer according to you. You'll experience the same amount, so it won't matter.
Michael:
“While walking to your refrigerator for a snack, you will measure your fridge to be a one hundred quadrillionth of a meter nearer, and thinner, than you would while at rest with it.”
Me:
“Oh good! Glad I’m not the only one who noticed…”
Can confirm. Though my measurements vary by a sextillionth of a meter depending on the time of the day.
Every Vsauce video be like:
Does sandwich always fall on the butter side?
No, you can't travel to another universe by passing a black hole.
@ki kus +
0:15 hey vsauce, have you ever wondered why are leaves green?
11:34 ....so basically thats why your existence can't be proven to be true. and as always thanks for watching.
''Does sandwich always fall on the butter side?'' This depends on the price of the carpet..
@@Dani-it5sy don't forget the amount of light hitting the chair next to the carpet.
Or can you?
I can't walk to my refrigerator if it's always running
Nice
your prfile pic tricked me
Okay, you got me with that profile picture.
i don't know, mine's pretty slow
Ha.
Me: *watches this video to learn*
Me: *ends up questioning my own existence* Thank you Vsauce, very cool.
Meaningless
😝😝😝
Lol
4:02 I love you making it this scale implies that the ships are extremely massive. Like literally bigger than earth I’m pretty sure and by a lot too
Yes earth is about 15'000 KM thick if i remember correctly, while these ships are roughly 299'792 KM long 😂
Wait... *Vsauce is filmed in a universe where earth only has one sun?!*
It would have been hilarious if he had said with one sun, as if he were in that other universe.
Well not really. That just means any parallel earth that has another amount of suns that our two old boys here. Maybe Michael lives in a universe with three or more suns, maybe with just one, maybe no sun at all ? What would be funny would be if they had only one ridiculous moon though.
Micah Philson yah obviously and I dunno about you but it's a FACT that there is only one sun and it's flat
Wait... ITS FILMED IN A UNIVERSE WITH A SUN?
Dabbing Flight
Hilqrious
For someone living in a universe with 2 suns, Micheal just proved the existence of a multiverse
honestly want him to say 1 sun just to mess with us
Nah he was just messing with us. We got 2 suns, Phobos and Deimos.
@@vihaanchamiraju5466 those are moons
@@F59PHI ik it’s a play on alternate universes where there IS 2 suns and mars has one moon called the sun
They will probably just think it's a joke
Tbh, this is one of my favourite vsauce videos of all time, it contains so much information and ideas that literally bend my brain.
Im fuckminded.
U gay?
made me shit the bed
how the did you end up here callux, this is not your place man.
Damn, a random Callux appeared.
Go & upload some videos lol
The last person I would expect here is you :D
3:56 "... let's say this distance is a light second."
Those are some big ass spaceships then lmao.
Underrated comment
Indeed the are 😂😂😂
im dead
@@ryderstejskal4327 oh no I'm so sorry...
Yeah those ships are like 230,000km long
11:59 “Irrational Numbers Keep It Real”. Now that’s a Tshirt I would buy. So many different ways to interprétate that.
Who are you Kyle Shaw
@@tylerwantstobeacreator9936 who are you Tyler
@@holagola4115 who are you gola
@@ishrakhasan53 who are you Ishrak?
Who is anyone?..... *Vsauce music starts*
He should have said, "theres a universe of you watching this video but the earth only has 1 sun" would have been a mind fuck for a second
Beginning of video: would headlights work at light speed?
End of video: if pi ends then nothing is real
Woooo
Vsauce in a nutshell
A simulation is real though. To be technical anything you can experience or conceive of is 'real'. Nothing is truly 'physical' however either way.
mmm... pie
@@JediEdi with a slice of cheese, and don't forget the tip.
Damn he should've said "your Earth has one sun..." And "that was very confusing for you because your Earth does have one sun" lost opportunity.
Mahmood Muhamad Haha that would’ve been awesome ngl 😂
what if his actual Earth actually has 2 suns?
Bruh y’all don’t have 2 suns?
People in far future from different universe will see this say *lmao this guy is like Homer Simpson predicting future*
In the universe where earth has two suns, youtube comments are discussing how funny that is
turning on headlights at light speed?
ain't nobody got time for that
lolwut?
I see what you did there. Or do I? dang
i did
+Michael Lolwut What Vsause didn't say was as you or any object approaches light speed, the mass increases. So even a single proton could gain the mass of a galaxy if traveling close enough to the speed of light. Same goes for a spaceship, go fast enough and your mass will increase so high your spacecraft would collapse as a Black Hole.
And it is at that point you can turn on the headlights - but no one will have time for that :)
+Evol Bob so thats why we cant reach anywhere near lightspeed besides the factors of money and resources. Now i only need to know the point at which a ship that could achive near light speed becomes a black hole or become quite unstable because its mass would attract objects to it self.
I wonder if you could beat a photon in a race if you were going, like, infinitesimally close to the speed of light, and the photon was passing through some material that causes it to take a much longer path than you.
Yes you can.
well that just isnt fair imagine usain bolt not winning the gold at the olympics because someone tied bricks to his feet
Of course. There are devices that slow down photons to slower than hjghway speeds.
Nuclear reactors called, they want their cherenkov radiation back
Just keep some water in the path of your opponent 😉
Seriously though you wouldn't even realise that you had travelled
I kinda wish the line had been
“And maybe there’s a universe where the earth, only has one sun. For those of you watching in that universe...”
How many suns do u have
Mike_wolf_404 depends who’s asking
He did that joke in the other universe XD
@@strazhusk7055 We'd hv raided Michael's house, then.
I started off wondering how a headlight works and I ended up questioning my own existence. Thanks Math!
😂😂
that makes 2 of us
*meth
i ended up wondering how a headlight works and i ended up realizing im an idiot
indeed.
If I were driving at the speed of light I'd be pulled over for breaking the laws of physics
Cacophonic Comedian
I know this is a joke, but my inner nerdiness is unsatisfied.
First of all, you wouldn't be able to be caught, because even if there's another massless vehicle, you wouldn't be able to be seen.
Second of all, you wouldn't able to see them either.
Raffy Tabingo Well said, amigo.
Cacophonic Comedian greatest comment of of the past second
That's one good joke
Ha. Ha. Ha.
The speed of light is a constant. When you think about that, it's 1 of the most mind blowing things out here.
It's one of the things that can humble us mortals, who have achieved previously unimaginable feats. But lightspeed remains the same
The speed of light is unknown. It might not be even constant. There is a good video about it: th-cam.com/video/pTn6Ewhb27k/w-d-xo.html
It worked out well for Einstein.
@@innerbytes You're talking an establishment who have a habit ignoring the term _theory_ and regurgitating said theory as law. If I were a betting man, I'd bet on the speed of light being different, depending on the variables, such as the vacuum of space.
@Jerk Store I don't think you understand science, have ever taken a university level science course, or even work in a science adjacent field if you don't understand how the word theory is used. It's the 'theory of evolution'. It also 100% definitely happened, but we can't say it's absolutely true until we disprove literally every potential piece of evidence against it. Laws are for mathematics lol
Wouldn't it be weird if the Earth had just one sun? Imagine how cold it would get!
Greetings from Taured
I understood that reference
***** No, it's from a short creepypasta, "Man from Taured" or something
Lol so you are from Kalos I assume, well I'm from Unova.
um no i have 1 sun and its fine
No, but I can imagine how we'd look with two suns. Tatooine.
11:07 Or if the simulation is programmed with blueprints for values instead of fixed values, and whenever someone wants to observe those values it generates them this could still be a simulation. So instead of square root 2 being some exact number, it is just square root 2 and the more we observe it the further it generates. Kinda like designer sofwares that use vectors instead of pixels and the more you zoom in the shape stay the same. That would kinda fit in well with quantum physics too.
Thank you
But the value comes from circles that are actualy circular, wich means he has to program infinitely circular shapes, but also circles that become more and more circular when it detects the intention to measure it, since you can't measure a result that doesn't exist yet.
@@AkiTheKiwi not really. it could just make a circle out of like a million points or something, that are just roughly in a circular shape, but theres enough points that its impossible to tell. when you zoom in, it just generates more points in the gaps to keep up the same illusion. it could easily be procedurally generated, i mean hell we even have similar tech now, all kinds of videogames as a good example, use a fixed amount of code from the start, to generate infinitely more code, infinite worlds, based off of one starting value. its really not hard to see how that could be possible at a larger scale. it doesn't *have* to be perfect, thats the thing, it only has to be perfect to us.
@@Deltexterity "it doesn't have to be perfect, thats the thing, it only has to be perfect to us." It doesn't even have to be anything. It could simply just modify our perception. Simulate a blank screen and modify the human to make you think you saw what you saw. That the equation equated to what you expected. There's no need for an algorithm at risk of reverse engineering if you can straight up rewrite human minds.
This is exactly what I was thinking right before the theory concluded the other way. That's not the way the theory goes. The theory states that "if we do find a repeating pattern, then we would know that this is a simulation". It doesn't conclude anything about the other outcome, which is where your wild imagination is going. So the theory's conclusion still stands. In other words, you just countered a point that the theory didn't even suggest.
Note to self. Never watch VSauce while stoned.
Always*
@@Ryouski Only*
Meeee fucking tooo
Have never tried that lol, ill note that
Very original comment on a vsauce video
11:55
Even though we can never reach the end of pi that doesn’t mean that after to 10^10000 digit there wouldn’t be another one. Given we are in a simulation, would the system itself not be able to provide the calculation necessary to give us that next digit in the same way that our computers could theoretically spit out the next number. Maybe pi itself was programmed in this manner so that the simulation provides what we ask of it without having its “entire value” stored?
interesting point. But if we live in a simulation, doesn't it seem like one that hasn't been interfered with, updated, or changed in a fundamental way since it began? Laws of physics haven't changed. Pi in particular is wrapped up with a lot of these fundamental aspects of the universe. Why would the simulation continue to emergently "create" pi as we go along (change), but nothing else? Also, the theory isn't that *in lieu* of finding pi's end it shows we **aren't** in a simulation-- only that finding the end would be strong evidence to the contrary. Put another way, not finding the 'end' of pi doesn't say much about whether or not we are in a simulation, but a finite-ness to the number would point toward us being in a simulation. Until an end to pi is found, we continue to assume it can be calculated to an infinite number of digits, and no matter how large or sophisticated a simulation computer may be, it wouldn't be capable of calculating anything infinite to insert into the 'program'.
Beginning of the video: will headlights work at light speed?
10 minutes later: are you real, or is this all a simulation?
yahhahahah
You just described 100% of every Vsauce video. Congratulations.
I don't watch vsauce anymore for that reason. It's gets to stoner mind blown shit too quick.
Because you didn't understand what he wants to say.
Harsh Deep me?
9:12
Meanwhile in another universe:
Michael: "Some of them involve you watching this video, but the Earth only has one sun"
"For those of you in that universe watching, that was probably very confusing because your Earth does have one sun"
He should have sayed this
multiverse is fake
@@raptorm8242 like your pp
@@raptorm8242 proof?
Albert Einstein: *Gets pulled over*
Officer: “Do you know how fast you where going sir?”
Albert Einstein: “Speed is relative”
Officer:
Officer: the point of relation is the speed at which one would move at had he been standing still
Heisenberg gets pulled over.
Officer: do you know how fast you were going?
Heisenberg: no but I know where I am
@@sebastianloessl7982 Officer: you were doing 55 in a 35 zone.
Heisenburg: Great! Now I'm lost!
speed is constant
@@engineered_images Officer: That does not make sense.
Heinsberg: Who told you that?
Officer: Albert Einstein.
Michael Stephens is the only man in the universe who can make me feel bad for photons
Beginning: Would headlights work at light speed?
End: We live in a simulation, there are multiple universes, irrational numbers are the key
Ah
Imagine pi being your Password
@@dopi3220 pi is the username, raspberry is the password
"ok! lets build a car made of light."
Hope Elon doesn't find this comment
69th
Megalodon G lol
@@megalodon4272 I hope he does
Harsh Gharlute f Axz
2:50 german vsauce
😂
lol
Nein nein nein nein nein nein nein
@@swaee exactly. Don't you want to put subtitles on the videos?
@@daniellimablmnt6871 hmmmmmmmmmmmm
Despite all my research and effort spent trying to understand the world/universe, light speed is the one thing that never fails to tie my brain in a knot.
It's poorly explained because it was so poorly understood. Light travels infinitely fast but because of general relativity it seems not to from our point of view. There is no limit to how fast something can travel, just a limit to how fast it seems to be traveling from our perspective.
What this clip taught me: Irrationality keeps stuff real, except for light, which doesn't exist.
Hahaha exactly
light exists, it's just from its own "perspective" time does not pass, which is akin to not experiencing anything at all.
@@twally87 Time doesn't pass and space has contracted to zero for light. So effectively, from the photons perspective, nothing exists at all.
@@duprie37 oh, ok. Perspective wasn't specified initially. Just straight up said "...light, which doesn't exist."
@@twally87 Well, it's a serious ontological question. If space & time do not exist for light (not in some kind of metaphorical sense but really, according to Relativity) then how exactly does light relate to the space-time we perceive it to travel through? What is objective reality at all? Just a mirage? The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that's exactly what "reality" is. Just a projection giving us maximum evolutionary fitness.
You should have said "Earth has one sun" at 9:14 so that everybody got mind fucked :D
+Дмитрий Корьяс ikr!
+Дмитрий Корьяс I thought the exact same thing. XD
I already lost my focus on whatever he's saying from like 3 minute mark. he already fucked my mind real good
+Дмитрий Корьяс but Earth only has one sun? i iz confused
Jick the Dog *fry not sure meme*
,,Thank you for irrational numbers to keep it real"- that sentence in that context is the most beautiful and elegant yet genius way of ending the video that i ever seen.
22
"Thank you, irrational numbers, for keeping it real"*
Something that helped clarify this for me is the idea that everything is always moving at the speed of light, but mass' velocity is mostly in the time direction. As a mass' velocity increases, more of it's velocity is in the space direction, so it's moving less in the time direction. With light, all of its velocity is in the space direction and none of it is in the time direction. So from the perspective of the photon, no matter how far it travels between emission and absorption, no time has passed at all.
An idea I like about why our universe turned out this way instead of another way is that if there exists a possible arrangement of cosmological constants that is most likely to create a sentient species capable of observing or otherwise deriving that earliest of moments in which those constants settled into the state that created them, then the possibility of that observation would exert a causal pressure on the uncertain early universe to settle into that state.
I would of legit lost my shit if he said ''you could be watching this in a universive with ONE sun, for those of you watching in a universe with one sun, that was probably confusing'' I would of actually questioned my existence more than I already do
I live in a universe where the phrase is "would have," not "would of."
whatever man, you know what I meant
I thought this same things too, he should've done the one sun thing and blown all our minds lol.
I was thinking something similar, only that we would've thought it was a joke, And we'd never know that it was not a joke.
Hiedeler H hey dude, i wrote that on an english test once as a kid, and learned its something you get when you dont hear "would've" correctly
Came to see whether headlights can work in the dark but I find out that:
1. My fridge moves
2. We have 2 suns
3.I could be living in a simulation
And finally , yes they can
Why you people doesn't listen, for the 100th of time, we doesn't libe in a simulation because we have the Peeee....
Yeah I wanted to know the same thing
and u got everything wrong.
@@Muckytuja well no because the ones who made the simulation will have provided the math used for the simulation so unless we reach a higher understanding of math than them we can not prove that this is a simulation nor can we prove that it isn't one using math or anything else at todays standard
You're only living in a simulation IF you live in California.
This explains why the clock in my car is always wrong
Next time buy a Ford, those Chevy clocks don't work much better then rest of the car.
My car is a Ford.
You've been speeding too much. Stop and let your clock catch up.
Someone else has been driving it?
John Croucher just drive forward to your destination and backwards to your home so youre clock can catch up.
9:31 every time I hear that music, I get some serious, serious chills. I don't even know why, it just reminds me of the sheer scale and majesty of the universe and how small I am compared to it, and it's honestly so terrifying xD
maybe bc it's music with higher notes being played in reverse. The "uncanny" terror meme uses music playing in reverse for some of its creepiest sections and you might have associated that sound with fear.
There's really nothing to be terrified about, in my view. It is what it is...it's always been that way...we have to accept such things because we have no choice...and besides, we're all part of the universe in any case, as our bodies are merely 'borrowing' the atoms that comprise them. This being so, there's no point in fearing the scale of the universe, as it's merely a relative term, and nothing more.
it reminds me of an intro from the call of ktulu by metallica in one of their concerts (august 23, 2019)
Same. Well said
Vsauce is a channel I watch a 3am
It is 5am where I am right now
same
While smoking meth
It’s 3:22am and I have work in a few hours...😩
You see freddy? Or pennywise?
topic - will headlights work at the speed of light; ending - we live in simulation...
k i hope is something good
Well yeah that's Vsauce's style.
That's why he has over 11 million subscribers.
Everyone likes to get their minds boggled and that's exactly what he does through his series of compelling facts and figures.
If you tell him to explain a needle, he will take the explanation to the quantum mechanical level and if you're lucky maybe even to string theory until you finally say WOW THAT'S AMAZING! even though you didn't understand a thing :)
XD
The ending is actually a maths pun.
Like the avatar :D
Sladkoru i tought the spider of your profile was a real spider
When you go from headlights to the meaning of life
its called planning
its called Vsauce
its called its called
d00dle dude it is 42
favorite thing about Michael is that he puts some random complex question for the title and then proceeds to explain multiple far out thought provoking ideas on the subject in a very good way. What I'm sayin is I always learn more than what I expect and I love it
A Vsauce a day keeps the certainty that you exist away.
not true because he does not upload daily vids
but it is true though
stil is the truth i am not being rude
r00d
keeps the *certainty that you exist away.
if there's no possibility that you exist than you certainly don't exist.
Two things I’ve learned:
1. Irrational numbers keep it real!
2. My fridge is watching me!
I knew I wasn’t paranoid when I said my fridge and my toaster were conspiring against me!
Al Bogdanovic your microwave lookin awful suspect
I wish he'd have said "watching this in a universe where earth has one sun"
that would be great
wait, does your one only have one?
mine has 4 suns :/
Unfortunately, the author of this video will always observe the same number of suns as you, regardless of universe.
This. The video would be simultaneously made by a different Michael who refers to the reality of his universe.
The end of every vsauce video either makes you question your own existence or just makes your day complete with a very lively quote about our existence itself. This is fascinating.
"The problem with running in the speed of light is that you can only live in darkness"
But you wouldn't...
Photons meet other photons on a regular basis
darkness. because it will cost so much that you cant afford the electricity bills :P
@@paulhk2727 photons don't perceive time - for them they would never meet another photon.
@@informitas0117 I don't get that though, I'm pretty sure Photons can be on the exact same spot so even if they don't perceive time they could meet couldn't they? They move after all
@@paulhk2727 Since a photon doesn't perceive time, it won't have the sense of meeting another photon. Cause to sense something it would take a little time, which a photon would never get.
I feel like half the time Vsauce is insanely brilliant and the other half he's just insane.
Maybe you just don't understand
Is there really a difference?
BRILLIANT!!!
Who's to say there's a difference? Or maybe the times that he seems insane is just when you don't understand his brilliance? Or maybe he's always insane, but his insanity sometimes has some brilliance as a side effect? O.o
And there's a universe where he doesn't even exist.
9:15 I really wish he had said, "one sun" just to mess with us.
I literally thought the same lol.
@@tordiversen8611 imagine
you stole that comment from sauberer zauberer who commented that 7 months earlier than you
@@GameTesterBootCamp Oooooooooh! busted!
@@GameTesterBootCamp but what is coincidence?
"Other people would see you doing nothing and you would be unaware of yourself" - Just like me taking a nap at the office.
4:52 I expected him to say: Or is it?
My brain : play the vsauce music in the backg...
Me : no don't
0:35
Micheal: "There is no answer"
me: Okay then. **Clicks out of video**
+Sebastian Carrier *Yet comes back to post a comment*
Sujit Datta *Yet comes back again to post a reply*
Sick, man.
+Sebastian Carrier *How do you put asterisks on both sides without bolding the font*?
AidanIsThisGuy I think it might've been a glitch
When I was younger, I saw this video, and proceeded to run around my coffee table like 80 times trying to slow down time so I wouldn't have to go to school.
I was a dumb kid.
Thats pretty genius. Actually.
Imaginative kid
honestly sounds pretty clever for such a young age.
In reality, you didn't choose to do that, but you were chosen, in order to save the simulation from crashing
you will remember this on your death bed
I remember Neil said "The smartest Chimpanzee can line up boxes , and we laugh on it thinking how cute even my 2 year toddler can do it"
What if we are stupid too but can't realise it and some intelligent species looks at us and say "oh look the smartest of them can solve few quantum problems , how cute lol"
Welcome to the Fermi Paradox
They are gonna laugh at your grammar thats for sure.
Why would they think us as "stupid" when we are actually thinking about our own stupidity and limits . That's pretty smart to think about things that we can't think
@Likeaboss Gamer AI can be given special learning programs that allow just for that
We are just kindergarten doodles on a 4d sheet of multidimensional a4 paper, taped to the fridge of some nth dimensional being.
2:49 NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN
no.
when someone asks you if you want to watch baby shark
@@paperluigi-gs8cs i just read that and its already stuck in my head
Oh yes yes yes
2:50 plz and a watermelon
So moving towards the fridge makes it faster to get there.
nice :D
It also makes the fridge and everything in it smaller. I call it the Special Relativity Diet.
Nadzia Skalapendra ^^
makes sense, sitting still doesn't make it faster. lol
It makes it slower to get there, but the distance is still decreased. It's just the the effect of change of time will slow you more than the distance will make you faster. Moving away will increase the distance between you and the fridge (This sounds obvious but you know what I mean), while the time you experience will still slow you down.
Michael at the first few seconds of the video: "Do headlights work at lightspeed?"
Michael near the end of the video: "Are we living in a simulation?"
Lol I just love how amazing and wide ranged the topics he discussed are, you start with one question and you end up with many as while learning many other things out of that one question.
7:11 idk about that, man. the more videos of yours i watch the more i'm convinced that literally no one knows anything about anything
i don't even know if i'm real anymore. is this video even real?
+Jenna Trowbridge I don't know are you? Or am I in your head
+Justin Suckow ...I hope so
+Jenna Trowbridge I feel the same way.Sometimes I look at something for a longtime, after a while it starts to look virtual.
Matrix is everything. Matrix is life
Title: "Would Headlights Work at Light Speed?"
End of the video: Maybe we are not real...
I love this guy :P
+Combinemon My dad hates that for some reason but he's a crazy fuck so I don't care lol
I can just see an alien flipping out right now like "SIR, THE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR FOR EXPERIMENT 346246 "HUMANS" IS ABOUT TO RUN OUT OF DIGITS FOR 'PI' SIR!" And the leader is all like "ZORPBOIGDAMMIT SACRELLORF! I TOLD YOU TO MAKE IT INFINITE THE 50,000 LAST TIMES WE HAD TO RESTART THE SIMULATION!" Then he's like "Fine, make their God appear to them and kill them all. Just get it done within the next 50 quintillion Zurps before lunch."
wat xDDD
Crimson Mustang Say what? Lol
" lmao ayyo KnguckKnguck remember those nonsensical numbers u programed in to the sim? "
"haha oh yeah why? they getting close to the end?"
*sighhh * " yeahhh have the interns tag a couple quadrillion more on to the end or continuity branch will have our asses for lunch.."
"word on it"
noname googull this needs to have more upvotes!!
Even if it’s just for the imaginative names for the simulation engineers!
Brilliant commnet, he needs to be the top comment !!! xD //// That's exactly what i was thinking, what if the "Simulators" figured a way to fool us, maybe intentionally put this inside the simulation, or constantly changing it... hmm... Maybe in other simulaions their Pi was so short and they didnt expected those simulated species to find its end, and when they did, everything crashed, so the Simulators learned from their mistakes and improved their simulations so good that we will always think we are real. :O
The reality shattering coincidences, statistical oddities, and numerological happenstance are all just Easter Eggs from the developers. Synchronicity by design? fnord.
Vlad Munteanu what if our world is a simulation and like you say, ‘crash’? What do we see when it crashes?
9:12 he should've said: "Some of them include you watching this video, but the earth has only one sun" to confuse the crap out of us
Pooling up the headlight fluid. 10 points for reference.
Wiper Juice
RT haha fucking gavin is soo funny
Yeah the headlight fluid reached his crotch didn't it? Lmao
I'm ashamed for not noticing that reference.
MakeMasterz Also has the best animation adventures.
Light is the fastest, heavy is the slowest
ItS HaRd To WaLk At ThE SpEd oF hEaVY
Dr. Spooks Woooooosh
Sandvich make me slow!
I feel bad for your 100 meter run times
That just makes good sense, but the faster you go, the heavier & thinner you get!?!
I just stared at my lamp and got sad that he'll never even recognize me or see me because to him he's basically travelled the universe :(
Quit Staring at me!
😂🤣
No it hasn't because it would take billions of years for light to reach the other endless side
@@TheDeepState2001 Like Michael explained in the video; time does not exist for light. The time it takes for the light to travel from one end of the universe to the other is literally ZERO (Experienced through the light that is). To us, it takes a long time, but that's only because we move slower than light. Time slows down exponentially as you approach C, and since C is the speed limit,when you hit C time would literally stand still. Nothing would be able to happen, and as such, you would literally be everywhere and nowhere at the same "time(?)"
It really blows your mind because we cannot really grasp the concept of no time. You cannot speed up to the speed of light because in order for that to happen, you need to have always traveled at the speed of light, and for that to happen, you need to BE light.
Skiller51 Music yes correct but for us we wouldn't see it getting to the other side of the universe because light only travels at ~300.000 Km/s for a physical object (mass).
9:11 should've said "some of them involve you watching this video, but the earth only has one sun. For those of you in that universe, that must have been very confusing for you, so I'm sorry."
Makes sense to me
Your comment should've been pinned for this
9:14, are you telling me there's an Earth that doesn't have two suns?
:|
Yup. There is an Earth with only one sun. I know. Irregular.
Lol. Imagine earth with one sun. That would be so boring. I pity those with one sun
+loopysausage He missed a golden opportunity to say "But Earth has only one Sun"
Your telling me there's an Earth with 1 sun and another one with 2 suns I thought there was only the Earth with 3.
+Justin McElroy What is "sun"?
Maybe all flat earthers are moving at 99.9999999999991% the speed of light... the earth is technically flat from their perspective
That would mean a lifespan of thousands of our years for them :D
He should do one of these videos but just say "yes" or "no" to the titles question.
"No" followed by 10 minutes of staring intensely at the camera.
Watch "does a watched pot boil?" He does just this. You're welcome.
Answer is yes. According to the Einstein's theory of relativity, the speed of light remains constant irrespective of the frame of reference you are using. The speed of light with respect to the object will be same as before. It s weird but that s how it works! Speed of light is a unversal constant.
th-cam.com/video/rNUwjlXR8fg/w-d-xo.html
if he says only yes or no,then you wont see this elongated explained money minded persons video.
He did. Watch V Sauce’s video on flat earth. Spoiler: the answer is NNNNNOOOOO
9:14 imagine he said "one sun" instead of "two suns"
Vsauce, for all your existential crisis needs
ccandrew111 I'd recommend Kurzgesagt too :D
Your videos are generally confusing, but I usually end up figuring them out. However, this one just raped my mind so hard that I don't even know if I'm real or not.....
I feel banged in the brain so baely
Can you think ? Yes. Can you do what you want ? Yes. So, what's the problem with being fake if there is no difference between that and being real ?
***** Don't worry man. Even if you are not real, you are still 'real' in your own mind.
***** Can self awareness be created artificially?
I think therefore I am.
imagine a vsauce video from another universe with him saying ''imagine if the earth had one sun. That's probably confusing because for you the earth DOES have only one sun''.
holy shit
Andefir no it doesn’t u idiot there’s 2 one we see at day two at night
Andefir compressions and rarefactions will be left behind....do waves follow theory of relativity?
He should have said that, it would've been genius
maknetik feld that prevent the suns to collide?
i love how Vsauce starts talking about things like this and then gets into the idea that we live in a simulation
Artificial simulation Kevin left this comment.
Illoominarty confirmed
wat
Kevin, my hero :D hey
Hitchhiker guide trough galaxy... your episode quiet has some similarity's about speed + want be eaten pigs :p
How do you like you Pi Artificial Simulation Kevin?
Keeping it *real*.
I GET THE MATH JOKE.
um
i eat food
Oooooo, Vsauce is punny.
lol I get it like real numbers and integers
kiandymundi
okay youtube. In what language does um mean about?
Classic Vsauce turning a yes or no question into an existential mind fuck
9:04 missed chance to say “but earth only has 1 sun”
I love the fact that you are starting to post videos more frequently... Keep it up Michael! Greetings from Argentina :)
me too!! Thanks :)
Vsauce Yes they do work, it's the only thing i know tho.
Mi nombre es Leo Sandoval. Soy Mexicano.
Ikr
Yes, I agree!
Title: Would headlights work at light speed?
End: OUR WHOLE WORLD IS A LIE
Stop being irrational, we're not a lie.
Well that escalated quickly.
あ、ちょっと待って
Welcome to vsauce
This is why I love Vsauce so much. He makes a video about one question, and not only answers it, but sends the viewer down a rabbit hole in the process.
Title :
Short answer - no car can travel in speed of light.
Long answer - we live in a simulation
@MALEK001 001 Actually the short answer is traveling towards you near the speed of light and so it appears longer than it is.
we live in a society
as long as it's not a yellow sub..
Thank you Vsauce for being the channel which helped me experience existential dread for the first time.
Thumbs up if your Earth DOES have two suns.
those dual sun earth dwellers have a dual sun TH-cam, which we don't
Is it even possible to have two Suns? Can we orbit two separate things at once? Would one sun be a moon?
Its funny because if there's a universe with two suns, then there's a universe with two suns advanced enough to watch the internet of other universes. Like Rick and Morty!
curtis mcdonald Yes. www.quora.com/Can-one-planet-have-two-suns
And no, none of the two suns would be a moon. A moon have to orbit the planet to be defined as moon. [Unless one of the two suns (or both...) orbits the planet... but it doesn't seem possible: www.quora.com/Can-a-star-orbit-a-very-big-planet ]
I can see thousands of suns from my earth. It just happens that it only orbits one.
9:17
Missed opportunity to pretend you're from that universe.
Yeah
This one line freaked me the fuck out Because there could be something out there where what he said Is true and it's mind blowing
In "many worlds" theory there's a world, where you are Vsauce and you took that opportunity & nailed it!
"There could be some universes where you are watching this video but... Earth has only one sun."
The 2-sun version of you is saying he nailed that joke.