It brings a tear to my eye that so many enormously important people in their contributions to humanities progress of understanding are not more well known, and eventually will be lost forever with their unique thinking and fascinating stories lost. Thanks for sharing this Brian :)
As it ever was. This is the human condition. I’d say they had more-satisfying lives than most and recognized for rare accomplishments by their pursuits. The question all of us have is how we go about it and make life good and interesting for everyone and thing around us as satisfying and feeling worthy. In that way a loving mother who simply fosters stray kids is enormously important. History is long. Loads of stories. Don’t see how all get told ‘properly’.
@@jonathanedwardgibson It's not about feeling worthy, it's about what is added to the body of human knowledge. Everyone has equal value, but their contributions are not equal.
To those who know of these people, we know, we teach our youngings about them. Kipp is one of these people that will have such an impact in the coming years, I truly believe we are heading for a brighter, if not warmer future.
Kip is such a joy to listen to. His wisdom extends far beyond just physics and science. I'd enjoy listening to him talking about anything at all, the way he is able to bring you along with him and not take any of his knowledge for granted is a real talent and an example of how to communicate brilliantly.
Coincidence or universal entanglement... Having saved this for almost a year, I decided to watch it today, on 1.1.2024 and your comment was the first one I saw.
I am so glad I watched this.i tried to understand it but unfortunately I didn’t!!! It ..was the best thing I’ve watched it ages .... Two amazing men who we should be proud of ...
This was a privilege to be able to have access to these two incredible people. This one will be reviewed again. I believe science will answer everything.
This was so very informative and enjoyable to watch/listen. I wish Brian Cox would have spoken a bit more but I understand why as Kip Thorne is amazing and has so much to share. I hope you do more of these!
Kip, the student of Stephen Hawking, is such a great humble man who has his brain very illuminating life for others. I love you great man. I wish I had the honor to see you.
Kip, answers "I don't know" to several of Brian's initial questions. He then admits how often he has been wrong (as does Brian) yet both go on to more or less explain everything we wanted to know. Both humbling and wonderful in equal measure.
A wonderful Q&A by two giants of science. And, credit to the designers of the venue, as well as the lighting specialists and camera operators. Nicely done.
There are loads of extremely nice and lovely things to be said about Brian but calling him a giant of science is probably a bit of an insult to actual giants like Einstein, Newton, Galilei, Hawking, Tesla, Archimedes, Bohr and Pasteur just to mention a few.
Kip has exactly the same hat as I've got. I know exactly where he bought it, because it's handmade by master leathersmith Mr. Gaspar Roman at Roman Leather Goods in Mogo NSW Australia. It's made from kangaroo skin, and you can see the kangaroo on the hat band. These are the best hats ever. They're look great, they're waterproof and unlike cow-hide, they crush down flat so they pack easily into a backpack when travelling. Great choice Kip!
Aliens better be watching these guys talk and NOT the Kardashians. What a meeting of two brilliant minds. I'm humbled and excited that such people exist. Thank you, gentlemen.
why do you need a teacher? he lives at the expense of people like you and now think about what he can do without people like you? nothing! he will become a worthless average citizen dreaming of a teacher.
A huge thanks for not playing background music while the conversation took place, but the lighting was so distracting, I couldn't watch. Who thinks these things up?
To the original question, Kip Thorne is correct. Despite the vast complexity of human behavior, it is still possible for science to be successful in understanding and predicting human behavior, at least to a degree that is useful. However, the more fundamental problem here is that social scientists do not see their endeavors as being scientific at all. In fact, an increasing number of academics in sociology, anthropology, political science, economics, social psychology, etc. view the scientific endeavor as decidedly antithetical to what they do as researchers. Science on this view encompasses a patriarchal and hegemonic institution by its very nature and, thus, must be abandoned rather than embraced. This attitude was widespread 20 years ago when I was a grad student in sociology, and that antagonism is even more pronounced today. The problem, therefore, is not that practitioners in the social sciences are ill equipped to do scientific work per se. It's that they actively reject the project of scientific understanding entirely on ideological grounds. So unless something fundamentally changes within the disciplines currently charged with understanding human social behavior, the prospect of advancing any scientific understanding of the complexities on which human beings depend for their survival as social beings will never get off the ground. Ironically without this understanding we will ultimately lose all the other forms of understanding forever.
beautiful conversation. LIGO is amazing, and if you don't know much about it, i really advise looking into it. just as it is looking into our universe.
Maybe not. I search things like "physicist interview", "space podcast" and "science debates" just about every night on TH-cam, and yet this is the first time this video has ever shown up in my search results. I had to search the unlikely term of "Brian Cox long physics discussion" to come across it. I guess what I'm saying is that there's probably more people interested in this stuff than meets the eye, but TH-cam unfortunately just hides it away and doesn't let those people know it even exists.
Science is not the answer to everything , not yet until the human mind can understand quantum mechanics fully and beyond. The pale blue dot(Carl Sagan)role in the universe is the biggest enigma sentients need to confront. Hoping that humans wouldn’t stop their curiosities and creativities no matter how long it takes. This is our future. Thank you both.
Science has the keys to almost all the solutions needed in the world today, from energy sustainability to feeding the whole world population, but the last key, the most important one is political willingness to do it all and that one is in the pockets of inefficient and corrupt idiots.
"We've learned to fly the air like birds. We've learned to swim the seas like fish. And yet we haven't learned to walk the earth like brothers and sisters." - Martin Luther King, Jr.
Quite the era we live in, amongst the turmoil of all that may be conveyed as negative, this and many other aspects of todays science, discovery and technological development make my hairs stand on end.
If it were a perfect world and the smartest people that contribute the most to society were the ones that got paid what they're worth, they , along with many others, would be the wealthiest people on the planet, and it would be a totally different and much better world.
My take is science now a fav subject and using it along with logical conclusion creative writing or communication we can break down every problem we face so yes everything is science now we need to learn
@@CricketEngland In the abstract; as most of these debates tend to. Insofar as you’re going to have to extrapolate axioms through abstractions to prove there was no impetus to create the universe, or, for that matter, if there was and it were from a creator.
Billy Grahan said that there are 3 things that technology will not solve: Human Evil, Human Pain, and death. In the last 6,000 years of history there were only 200 years without wars in our planet. The biggest motivator for development of science is war. Lots of technologies we use today were developed for war by defense budgets. The beings that created us and will come back are molded by a important set of rules and regulations. That is why they can't just get a spaceship and land in New York. Science without laws and rules will destroy humans. Science teaches us how to build bombs, wisdom teaches us not to use it.
@@coryleblanc I’m concentrating more on the anticipation of when he will next do it rather that what’s he’s actually saying, and each “uuh” gets funnier. He’s making this very difficult for me to keep up with the conversation.
Well, the masks were mandatory. Much more interesting is that every single individual there was clothed. Even though there was no rule about it, nobody came naked... THAT is a behavioural science ... :)
@Luminous Life Wow, that escalated really quickly !!! Ad hominem attacks, "sophisticated" insults after one simple remark ... Thank you for showing me again, why one should not join internet discussions. I am out...
Everyone and their pet knows of Interstellar but not who this guy is! Proves how less the creators/actors of that movie actually cares despite of fact that some of them are legends in their fields.
Science is a methodology of thinking to reach understanding ... it can be a solution, but doesn't need to be a solution ... it's the process that is the important part. Sadly the world is severely lacking in the "process" part with endless streams of humans just making stuff up, either for a quick buck, or to hide their own insecurities.
Ha! The Kardashians command more status then these two combined! Jeez, maybe our culture stinks. Just take a quick look on how the money Helicoptered by the fiscal folks and the Fed. The next bail out may be the last. Yet, very few seem to care.
Honest answer is no spinning from my view same time chaos of multiple path choices as in with signature of a constant travel is a possibility but destruction of matter to base level is inevitable
Interesting and valuable people (and speech) of course, but I'm kinda tired of provocative questions. We have been blinded by our beliefs in technological advances for long enough to act like this was a debate. Science isn't an answer to everything and you can see it more and more as the time goes by and burry our hopes for a desirable future.
Newton's laws of motion aren't proven in the mathematical sense, yet they fit normal non-relativistic conditions and have such predictive power they are accepted to be true. What Thorn meant by everything seemed to be a unification of quantum world and the relativistic ones, rather than literally everything. You can have a theory yet they don't have to be practically useful to determine many human questions
To Brian Cox and musicians and scientists, I will try to explain somethingg based on this interview. You mentioned natural musicians compared to you or me, Kip mentioned collaboration between different scientist fields to achieve a broader understanding of black holes and physics. Then aestethics to search for truth... Of course this is my opinion: We all carry the beauty of music, you dont imitate others to play and create music, we only learn from them to find our own inner expression and then you find truth and beauty in music. God bless you.
In general, yes, science is the solution to make sure "everything" survives the ecological emergency. General explanation to the film "don't look uo". Because, in general, the human population didn't react appropriately to the Science ( e.g., ignorance, denial, delay, apathy, corruption, biased monetary interests, etc), everyone died at the end. If the majority had cooperated to try and deflect the asteroid, that would of increased the probability that science could have saved the day. For example, the signs were explicit in the film that the "business as usual" agenda was not using the peer review process ( e.g., the business guy had fired the scientists that didn't agree with his plan. e.g., analogous to the Trump admin removing the funding from environmental \ climate Scientists) The film was generally a very good analogy of the type of social ignorance, economic and political corruption, that environmental scientists have to put up with for decades. Because a culture, in general, doesn't "like" what that science says . e.g., because their hooked on activates that produce air pollution. e.g., burning Carbon based fuels. e.g., fossil fuels, wood fuels & other bio-fuels, over consumerism (e.g., plastic pollution) deforestation ( e.g., the logging industry), etc. 100% Clean renewable energy for all! twitter.com/mzjacobson The asteroid is the metaphor for the climate emergency ( a ecological emergency) Do look up, the Science! What other "real" message are social media "explaining". news.un.org/en/story/2021/08/1097362
I think black holes were there before the big bang and as the edge of the universe travels past the black holes the black holes collect mater or material from the edge as it travels past and that also explains why all the galaxies are moving away from each other?? , That's my theory anyway!!
REALITY: In engineering terms reality must include all of human experience, not just the bits you pick and choose to suit your philosophy. I do it in a the following matrix: SPACE | TIME | CONSCIOUSNESS (MIND) (not measurable) ----------------------------------------------------------------- MASS | ENERGY | INFORMATION (measurable or partially measurable) ----------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICAL | MORAL | SPRITUAL (human experience) Physics based entirely on materialism neglects most of reality and then pretends to be able to answer questions of meaning when it has no answers for the origin of anything! LOL..
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It brings a tear to my eye that so many enormously important people in their contributions to humanities progress of understanding are not more well known, and eventually will be lost forever with their unique thinking and fascinating stories lost. Thanks for sharing this Brian :)
what a powerfull and deep thought, yes, you are absolutely right. Thank you...
As it ever was. This is the human condition. I’d say they had more-satisfying lives than most and recognized for rare accomplishments by their pursuits. The question all of us have is how we go about it and make life good and interesting for everyone and thing around us as satisfying and feeling worthy. In that way a loving mother who simply fosters stray kids is enormously important. History is long. Loads of stories. Don’t see how all get told ‘properly’.
@@jonathanedwardgibson It's not about feeling worthy, it's about what is added to the body of human knowledge. Everyone has equal value, but their contributions are not equal.
To those who know of these people, we know, we teach our youngings about them. Kipp is one of these people that will have such an impact in the coming years, I truly believe we are heading for a brighter, if not warmer future.
The Universities have a role to play as they silence their employees under contract stifling the sharing of knowledge and robust discussions
Kip is such a joy to listen to. His wisdom extends far beyond just physics and science. I'd enjoy listening to him talking about anything at all, the way he is able to bring you along with him and not take any of his knowledge for granted is a real talent and an example of how to communicate brilliantly.
Just saw this. Gave my 2022 an awesome start! Thank you Brian and Kip for doing this ❤❤❤❤❤
I just started watching it 🍿😊
Coincidence or universal entanglement... Having saved this for almost a year, I decided to watch it today, on 1.1.2024 and your comment was the first one I saw.
What a joy and honor to be alive in the same time as these two giants. My head hurts trying to understand but i find the subject very interesting.
I am so glad I watched this.i tried to understand it but unfortunately I didn’t!!!
It ..was the best thing I’ve watched it ages ....
Two amazing men who we should be proud of ...
This was a privilege to be able to have access to these two incredible people. This one will be reviewed again.
I believe science will answer everything.
#esestsienceaward I am from India. I am filled with joy listening to Prof. Brian Cox. Hearty congratulations to your channel and both the veterans.
This was so very informative and enjoyable to watch/listen. I wish Brian Cox would have spoken a bit more but I understand why as Kip Thorne is amazing and has so much to share. I hope you do more of these!
I absolutely loved these discussions… and Professor Brian Cox is the most adorable, little thing I’ve ever seen. ❤️ 🥰
Kip, the student of Stephen Hawking, is such a great humble man who has his brain very illuminating life for others. I love you great man. I wish I had the honor to see you.
🙏🏽 truly a pleasure and an honour to listen to these insights
Kip, answers "I don't know" to several of Brian's initial questions. He then admits how often he has been wrong (as does Brian) yet both go on to more or less explain everything we wanted to know. Both humbling and wonderful in equal measure.
So true
A wonderful Q&A by two giants of science. And, credit to the designers of the venue, as well as the lighting specialists and camera operators. Nicely done.
There are loads of extremely nice and lovely things to be said about Brian but calling him a giant of science is probably a bit of an insult to actual giants like Einstein, Newton, Galilei, Hawking, Tesla, Archimedes, Bohr and Pasteur just to mention a few.
Kip has exactly the same hat as I've got. I know exactly where he bought it, because it's handmade by master leathersmith Mr. Gaspar Roman at Roman Leather Goods in Mogo NSW Australia.
It's made from kangaroo skin, and you can see the kangaroo on the hat band. These are the best hats ever. They're look great, they're waterproof and unlike cow-hide, they crush down flat so they pack easily into a backpack when travelling. Great choice Kip!
I have one too! I'm wearing it in my profile pic. It is the best
@uniquemetal Lol! Same as wearing sunglasses indoors. I guess Kip thinks it looks cooler than his bald head. Lol!
Nonsense, it’s a crushable, washable, petroleum product and the logo signifies genuine imitation Corsican pleather.
@@jonathanedwardgibson No! That's the hat that you're wearing. Nice try troll.
advertising Chinese hats?
Epic stuff! the meaning of life, the universe and everything is contained in the brains of Kip and Brian!
Aliens better be watching these guys talk and NOT the Kardashians. What a meeting of two brilliant minds. I'm humbled and excited that such people exist. Thank you, gentlemen.
Both are geniuses, both are humble. Both are the best example of human beings
I have a good feeling just by listening to them and reading comments here. I love this kind of audience.
A new Brian Cox video is a great find
Word.
"what would a theory of everything look like" - what a moronic question. BBC stooge.
@@budweiser600 so salty. Why?
I am so thrilled by that, did not expect it, happy to amend now my schedule for the day.
I wish I could have teacher like him in my life.
why do you need a teacher? he lives at the expense of people like you and now think about what he can do without people like you? nothing! he will become a worthless average citizen dreaming of a teacher.
@@РадомирДиурд 😬😬 Who hurt you man ? Everyone lives at the expense of someone else but good teachers are our next generations educators.
Two giants of science. Total rock stars.
I love what Kip says in the 55 seconds starting at 4:50.
Ok,
Thats the best interview I’ve ever had the pleasure to have watched.
Outstanding. Bravo everyone involved in this.
Thank you.
Two stalwarts of science together ! woah ! thank you
When the alternative is always wilful ignorance, the best answer is YES.
A huge thanks for not playing background music while the conversation took place, but the lighting was so distracting, I couldn't watch. Who thinks these things up?
To the original question, Kip Thorne is correct. Despite the vast complexity of human behavior, it is still possible for science to be successful in understanding and predicting human behavior, at least to a degree that is useful.
However, the more fundamental problem here is that social scientists do not see their endeavors as being scientific at all. In fact, an increasing number of academics in sociology, anthropology, political science, economics, social psychology, etc. view the scientific endeavor as decidedly antithetical to what they do as researchers. Science on this view encompasses a patriarchal and hegemonic institution by its very nature and, thus, must be abandoned rather than embraced.
This attitude was widespread 20 years ago when I was a grad student in sociology, and that antagonism is even more pronounced today. The problem, therefore, is not that practitioners in the social sciences are ill equipped to do scientific work per se. It's that they actively reject the project of scientific understanding entirely on ideological grounds.
So unless something fundamentally changes within the disciplines currently charged with understanding human social behavior, the prospect of advancing any scientific understanding of the complexities on which human beings depend for their survival as social beings will never get off the ground.
Ironically without this understanding we will ultimately lose all the other forms of understanding forever.
Kip Thorn & Brian Cox both my favorite personality.
Such a great interview
It's so cool to listen to a dialogue between two insiders.
Can't wait to see his new Tour. Cardiff. UK 🇬🇧 in September '22.. #BrianCox
beautiful conversation. LIGO is amazing, and if you don't know much about it, i really advise looking into it. just as it is looking into our universe.
Discussions like this should have a million likes by now which goes to show how disinterested people are in science
Maybe not. I search things like "physicist interview", "space podcast" and "science debates" just about every night on TH-cam, and yet this is the first time this video has ever shown up in my search results. I had to search the unlikely term of "Brian Cox long physics discussion" to come across it.
I guess what I'm saying is that there's probably more people interested in this stuff than meets the eye, but TH-cam unfortunately just hides it away and doesn't let those people know it even exists.
This is like quantum entanglement between two people, the corelation of knowledge and experience permeates the atmosphere. Age knows no bounds.
Is anyone else in love with Prof. Cox?
I love Cox
Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.
So amazing u can’t have a conversation without the mention of Einstein
Great interview of a Great Scientist!
Science is not the answer to everything , not yet until the human mind can understand quantum mechanics fully and beyond. The pale blue dot(Carl Sagan)role in the universe is the biggest enigma sentients need to confront. Hoping that humans wouldn’t stop their curiosities and creativities no matter how long it takes. This is our future. Thank you both.
when Kip asked Brian what do you think?, shows science
Great dialogue & dive into fundamental questions of the universe.
Science has the keys to almost all the solutions needed in the world today, from energy sustainability to feeding the whole world population, but the last key, the most important one is political willingness to do it all and that one is in the pockets of inefficient and corrupt idiots.
Change the game
"We've learned to fly the air like birds. We've learned to swim the seas like fish. And yet we haven't learned to walk the earth like brothers and sisters." - Martin Luther King, Jr.
Quite the era we live in, amongst the turmoil of all that may be conveyed as negative, this and many other aspects of todays science, discovery and technological development make my hairs stand on end.
Amazing that this is free
Being an atheist and an enthusiast of science Brian and Kip could be considered as my demigods if I ever decide to worship someone 🙂
why would you think of worshiping a demigod if you are an atheist. otherwise you are an agnostic
@@flor06221 True, I said if I were but I am not
If it were a perfect world and the smartest people that contribute the most to society were the ones that got paid what they're worth, they , along with many others, would be the wealthiest people on the planet, and it would be a totally different and much better world.
You understand both of these guys are rich, yes?
science is not the solution to everything, but science is the best tool to find the best solution to everything.
That doesn't make any sense at all
Perhaps our universe is currently sitting in the expansion of a huge gravitational wave length.
My take is science now a fav subject and using it along with logical conclusion creative writing or communication we can break down every problem we face so yes everything is science now we need to learn
when you hear someone say "i don't know" so many times they are probably politicians, absolutely definitely not priests - probably scientists.
In my experience politicians rarely say they don't know.
Why does he keep making that weird “ah-huh” noise?
That guy looks exactly like Steven Tyler from Aerosmith.
Brian cox was also in a band not sure if you were aware of that. 🇬🇧👍
It can be, prove how the creation happened and settle old debates.
Like how science has proved that humans have no soul. Argument done.
@@wolfdog5981 yes and you also on the other can’t prove that we have a soul and that their is a god either.
And If your going to debate things don’t exist then you have to believe things exist, because without their existence how can they not exist
@@CricketEngland
In the abstract; as most of these debates tend to. Insofar as you’re going to have to extrapolate axioms through abstractions to prove there was no impetus to create the universe, or, for that matter, if there was and it were from a creator.
Magic sky fairies created the earth...
I wonder how Brian looks and sounds when he is angry? 😊🤔
Who thinks Brian Cox should be the next Dr Who ?
Wow, two of the most brilliant minds in one room. I absolutely love this stuff.
Billy Grahan said that there are 3 things that technology will not solve: Human Evil, Human Pain, and death. In the last 6,000 years of history there were only 200 years without wars in our planet. The biggest motivator for development of science is war. Lots of technologies we use today were developed for war by defense budgets. The beings that created us and will come back are molded by a important set of rules and regulations. That is why they can't just get a spaceship and land in New York. Science without laws and rules will destroy humans. Science teaches us how to build bombs, wisdom teaches us not to use it.
Yet medical research has large science budgets. I think you're confusing development with real science research
And whyyy does Brian look so young? 😍
try watching a Kardashian interview after this......
What A Great Kip ? !
Ultimate drinking game:
One shot every time Kip says «I tend to (…)»
Stay safe
take a shot every time he stutters or says 'uh'
@@coryleblanc = drunk in less than 10 mins. 😵
ok
@@coryleblanc I’m concentrating more on the anticipation of when he will next do it rather that what’s he’s actually saying, and each “uuh” gets funnier. He’s making this very difficult for me to keep up with the conversation.
@@theonlyandone7301 he's a boomer trying so hard to seem intelligent when he's probably showing early signs of alziemers
It's 2022, right? Looking at those micro phones they are holding makes me think we are in the last century. lol. Great talk.
Talking about how science is wonderful and they show a shot of the audience all wearing masks! An example of behavioural science at work.
Well, the masks were mandatory. Much more interesting is that every single individual there was clothed. Even though there was no rule about it, nobody came naked... THAT is a behavioural science ... :)
@Luminous Life Wow, that escalated really quickly !!! Ad hominem attacks, "sophisticated" insults after one simple remark ... Thank you for showing me again, why one should not join internet discussions. I am out...
Everyone and their pet knows of Interstellar but not who this guy is! Proves how less the creators/actors of that movie actually cares despite of fact that some of them are legends in their fields.
if every particels have waves then is the universe dance of frequencies ?
Throughly enjoyable.
Science is a methodology of thinking to reach understanding ... it can be a solution, but doesn't need to be a solution ... it's the process that is the important part. Sadly the world is severely lacking in the "process" part with endless streams of humans just making stuff up, either for a quick buck, or to hide their own insecurities.
Nothing unreal exists. I am that. You are that. This is that. That's all there is!
Ha! The Kardashians command more status then these two combined!
Jeez, maybe our culture stinks.
Just take a quick look on how the money Helicoptered by the fiscal folks and the Fed.
The next bail out may be the last. Yet, very few seem to care.
Honest answer is no spinning from my view same time chaos of multiple path choices as in with signature of a constant travel is a possibility but destruction of matter to base level is inevitable
Please share my two brief videos with other people. Thanks!
Interesting and valuable people (and speech) of course, but I'm kinda tired of provocative questions. We have been blinded by our beliefs in technological advances for long enough to act like this was a debate. Science isn't an answer to everything and you can see it more and more as the time goes by and burry our hopes for a desirable future.
I'm glad Kip admits that 'value judgments' are not the purview of science.
Rumor has it that the Kippster says "arrrpt" while getting a happy ending
Lol kip keeps saying eh~heng
Looks like he has a vocal tic akin to a stammer or something like tourettes syndrome.
@@tim2muntu954 yeah what a great scientist love his work
Its out of their control!.....
Fascinating
After Godel, mathematicians have given up the hope of proving everything - but not physicists
Newton's laws of motion aren't proven in the mathematical sense, yet they fit normal non-relativistic conditions and have such predictive power they are accepted to be true.
What Thorn meant by everything seemed to be a unification of quantum world and the relativistic ones, rather than literally everything.
You can have a theory yet they don't have to be practically useful to determine many human questions
Unfortunately not. Decent discussion though.
To Brian Cox and musicians and scientists,
I will try to explain somethingg based on this interview. You mentioned natural musicians compared to you or me, Kip mentioned collaboration between different scientist fields to achieve a broader understanding of black holes and physics. Then aestethics to search for truth... Of course this is my opinion: We all carry the beauty of music, you dont imitate others to play and create music, we only learn from them to find our own inner expression and then you find truth and beauty in music. God bless you.
In general, yes, science is the solution to make sure "everything" survives the ecological emergency.
General explanation to the film "don't look uo". Because, in general, the human population didn't react appropriately to the Science ( e.g., ignorance, denial, delay, apathy, corruption, biased monetary interests, etc), everyone died at the end.
If the majority had cooperated to try and deflect the asteroid, that would of increased the probability that science could have saved the day.
For example, the signs were explicit in the film that the "business as usual" agenda was not using the peer review process ( e.g., the business guy had fired the scientists that didn't agree with his plan. e.g., analogous to the Trump admin removing the funding from environmental \ climate Scientists)
The film was generally a very good analogy of the type of social ignorance, economic and political corruption, that environmental scientists have to put up with for decades. Because a culture, in general, doesn't "like" what that science says . e.g., because their hooked on activates that produce air pollution. e.g., burning Carbon based fuels. e.g., fossil fuels, wood fuels & other bio-fuels, over consumerism (e.g., plastic pollution) deforestation ( e.g., the logging industry), etc.
100% Clean renewable energy for all! twitter.com/mzjacobson
The asteroid is the metaphor for the climate emergency ( a ecological emergency)
Do look up, the Science! What other "real" message are social media "explaining".
news.un.org/en/story/2021/08/1097362
That light show was a bit uneccessary. Did somebody forget to switch it off?
Why the hell do they have him holding a mic. 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Oh no... anyway
Makes him look like a crooner go sing Kip.
It's 42.
Why does he say “aihait” on every conversational pause here?
I think black holes were there before the big bang and as the edge of the universe travels past the black holes the black holes collect mater or material from the edge as it travels past and that also explains why all the galaxies are moving away from each other?? , That's my theory anyway!!
What if in outer space there is another pendulum that @distance enough would "interfere with the pendulum of our time
Loving the audiences expressions all gimped up with masks. Brushing that rant aside a great insightful discussion between these two.
The comments looks like a cult!!😂
Is there a theory that blackholes are a hole/rip in space-time?
Is fantasy, guess work, GRIFTING better than TRUTH?
this guy doesnt age
Please excuse my ignorance. Why wouldn't the gravitational waves from the big bang have already passed by, making them no longer detectable?
Oof... all that stuff about the scientific answers to the pandemic didn't age well, huh?
What Brian Cox doesn’t know about space and science you could write on the back of a postage stamp
Funny, and not far off, but I'm sure Brian would think/say otherwise.
Brian Cox, the schoolboy's physicist that proclaims himself an expert.
@@budweiser600 Troll much
Quantum.
Yes virtually everything
Fauci seems to think so because he claims to represent science. Did you guys elect him when I wasn't looking?
Yes, yes it is.
Is science the solution to everything?
Short answer: yes
Long answer: yyyeeeessssss
REALITY:
In engineering terms reality must include all of human experience, not just the bits you pick and choose to suit your philosophy. I do it in a the following matrix:
SPACE | TIME | CONSCIOUSNESS (MIND) (not measurable)
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MASS | ENERGY | INFORMATION (measurable or partially measurable)
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PHYSICAL | MORAL | SPRITUAL (human experience)
Physics based entirely on materialism neglects most of reality and then pretends to be able to answer questions of meaning when it has no answers for the origin of anything! LOL..