The Philosophy of Outer Space | Cosmology | Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- A continuation of our video on the Philosophy of Outer Space, this segment deals with Cosmology, the Big Bang, the Anthropic principle and more!
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Cosmic inflation doesn’t involve anything moving through space faster than light, it just involves space itself growing such that even relatively nearby objects get farther apart faster than light could traverse between them. Even in the universe as it is today, sufficiently distant objects are growing farther apart faster than light could keep up with, but that doesn’t violate relativity. Under inflation “sufficiently distant” is just much smaller because space is expanding much faster.
Yeah I was going to say I think that was incorrect in the video.
It's good that you brought up the probability issue. We can say that the probability of a universe existing may have been infinitesimally small but it was non-zero. Why non-zero? Because our universe exists. But then how does one update that probability when the sample size is only one? Quite a conundrum.
Or is it a paradox that probability creates when the sample size is only one since the same probability issue can also be applied to one's own existence?
We can say that the probability of YOU existing may have been infinitesimally small but it was non-zero. Why non-zero? Because YOU exist. But then how does one update that probability when the sample size is only one? Again we are stuck. And yes it will also depend on how someone defines "YOU", i.e., the "Self".
Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.
haha i found an error (the conan bit), 13:00 prokaryotes to eukaryotes happened ~1.8 BILLION years ago, not 2.5 millions.
Yeah it's billions not millions.