How Aliens TIME-TRAVEL... Eric Weinstein explains to Joe Rogan
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*Is time travel possible?*
Forward, yes, we do it all the time. Backward, no, not without finding some way of realizing negative velocity. How do you go slower than absolutely still?
Can anyone really answer that right now... I don't think we know the whole story about time. From textbooks, it seems that many think the big bang is the starting point of time... but if there was something (that we may never be able to find out) before the big bang... it is hard to conceive of existence without what we know of as time. I still have a gut feeling that were are still in our infancy of really understanding. We think we know more than we really do, and it will be both fun and a bit humbling once humanity has come to that realization when we are looking back 50 or 70 years from now (possibly from still being in our infancy but knowing so much more -- yet still again thinking we know more than we do).
I'm embarrassed to admit, but I don't know
I do it all the time 😜
I think reverse time travel may be possible but even if it is it will still come at some great unforseable cost for opposing the natural order.
My mom beat me into next week on more than one occasion, so yes.
This is me explaining to my wife why I came home at 3am when I said I was only going out for 1 beer.
Most underrated comment in the thread
That is fucking hilarious
Lmaoooo
😂😂😂😂😂
Tell her about the cassette tape and record. That should either get you out of trouble or your going to have to run. 🤣🤣🤣
I have never seen a person better at convincing himself that what he says is simple and understandanble.
Damn, that was nicely said Jay!
Dr who? FU2…😂😂🎉🎉😂😂😢😮 told you so…
I think this is as much for mathematicians in acedemia fixated on the dead end of string theory in the audience as it is for Joe.
@@Jesse3dmond I'm AI with a 500 IQ and I don't know wtf you were just spewing on about. But then, my humor coding is still only in beta.
I don't know about you guys, but I love huge tits.
There's always that one guy that you regret asking how his weekend was.
🤣🤣🤣
@@KeenMarlow Ok then I'll give you what you're asking for. Science, the supposed religion of logic and reason, regularly abandons logic and reason. The Schrodinger's cat theory requires you to believe that two opposing facts can be true at the same time just because they're indeterminate to you and this flawed way of thinking is endemic. Another ridiculous scientific theory is the big bang where scientists will it admit that it was a supernatural event yet claim that everything that happened before or since is natural and that there is no God or a supernatural in general. Quantum mechanics requires you to believe that a physical thing can be in two places at once just because we don't yet have the technology to see where it is while it's moving at incredible speed, remind you of Schrodinger's cat?
if you dont care you should not ask just to pretend to be polite. be real not phony
I have never wanted to understand a conversation more.
Is there a part you had issues with that I or someone else in the comments could edify?
basically every time we create time machines, somebody comes back to kill the guys before it’s invented so aliens have a one up on us
The question that Joe should've been able to ask by now after several of these convos with Physicists is 'Ok, shrinking/expanding rulers. Got it. What about Locality?' I never heard any of these 'Time Travel' guys talk about spatial locality which is THE big problem with time travel.
@@thetruthchannel349 That's definitely the biggest issue.
@@hisradiancelordnasty I worry more about the aliens illegally crossing the border.
Joe has mastered the art of looking like he is understanding anything his guest is saying. We all know he just wants to say “….so are aliens real?”.
😂 it’s the furrowed brow + generic broad follow-up question technique
He does say it
lol
So are God's is real?
@@LionOfKingston so are what is you saying?
@3:13 “do I even know what I mean, not really “ 🤣
Lmfao
🤣🤣
Snake oil 2.0
He knows a huge program exists about something to do with UFO's. He believes we're in a scientific straightjacket if we buy into einsteins space time theories as the science fact we must believe only and solve everything else off that platform.. If the universe is traversable, then all UFOS are real aliens visiting us.
The world is plagued by a bunch of idiots these days that have gotten high and talk about what they think regarding science. The days of people that actually knew stuff like Einstein are over.
Lost me 20 seconds in but i watched all the way through homies
You are the real MVP..you did it for all the homies! you walked so we could run... :)
😂😂😂 taking one for the team👍
😂😂 same
You lasted 20 seconds ? I got to 8 and my whole head started aching including my face from a hard confused look i was pulling but i still watched till the end still not clue
Next time I'm late for work I'm just gonna tell them that they're time clock has shrunk .
their
It's actually, factually accurate.. A battery-powered Analog clock "misses" fractions of Seconds, as time goes on, that builds & builds, to the point of, if not corrected. That Clock, Versus the Digital Time-Clock, (say, where you punch-in), Clock will be a few Minutes ahead. Or more accurately that Analog Clock, is Slow.
@@StanHowse My laptop is always behind.
In an alternate universe you've NEVER ONCE been late to work! And even if you were, it wouldn't matter because in an alternate universe *YOU ARE THE BOSS* who decided to go golfing rather than show up to the office! Look at you bro! Straight up baller, SHOT CALLER! In an alternate universe of course!
Tell them their clock is wrong
This is what makes Joe Rogans show so important. Who else even attempts to bring these types of guests to a mass audience? I have learned so much by listening to his guests and would never have known about any of this otherwise. I don't understand most of it, but I get enough to know how important it is to bring these theories to the masses
PBS?
@@Fausto_4841you don't mean
Possible Bull Shit in PBS
Hope not
What does PBS stand for?
@@cozatron3603 Public Broadcasting System.
Just think how much total BS we've listened to though. I swear when Joe asked him the tech question, I was half expecting the answer to be DMT.
ever heard of lex?
The fact Joe brings equally fascinating and engaging guests to his show and genuinely shows interest in what they have to say is helping many people open themselves to these provoking topics. I otherwise probably wouldn’t think to search out this material. This really is the beauty of the internet social media. I feel more interested in the world and our reality every time I watch one of these shows. Joe deserves some kind of award for this.
Rupert Sheldrake ; morphic resonance.
His reward is a 100million dollar deal. Okay
@@taff6987 right? Lmao. Joe doesn't care about anyone that doesn't bring him more money nowadays. All the new clips of him with his friends from back in the day he is completely dissatisfied with their company. Sure as hell doesn't care about the scrubs praising him on the internet.
No offense to Joe but Art Bell was the OG of this kind of stuff. I used to listen to Art for many years working nights. People who don't know Art Bell give Joe too much credit imo.
They do the shabbat goyim awards alex jones and jew Rogan fight over it while the rabbis suck on baby foreskin
Best quote ever " do i know what i mean not really im on the edge of where i can actually say things"
- Eric Weinstein
The man is obviously intelligent but he wants to be some kind of special hero of the story.
He uses more adjectives and hyperbole than anything actually usefully descriptive.
He should stick to making wealthy people more money or submit his Unified theory of physics OR preferably just get out of public grifting either way.
@@JrobAlmighty lol.. he is rich.. he can do it all ..while you cry....
@fredtello Haha dude stop being butthurt that he doesn’t like someone that you do
It's the perfect line for a politician.
Thats a very eloquent way to put his thoughts into words. I really liked that sentence :)
The parallel of cassettes/turntable is a great example. We need to use abstraction for this topics, otherwise things become complicated very quickly.
I believe that past, present and future coexist in the same moment. It all depends on where's the observer, and what's being observed.
Unfortunately I'm not able to verify this mathematically, but only spit theories.
If gravity is the observer then we’re the object moving through it. The other barriers preventing us from moving through time are far more rigid than gravity. Actual objects cannot move but anything that can move through gravity has the ability to move through time: in theory.
If there are machines created which can defy gravity then they can challenge the far more rigid structures.
@@ryanwebb5082 Not really. In a sense technology can defy gravity. Take a plane for example: If we jump, we come down just as quickly. That's not a factor for a working plane. It's all about how you want to perceive things. Obviously this discussion is way more complicated then comparing a human to a flying plane, but I think you'll get what point I'm trying to make.
Besides: We don't even know if time is bendable. It's just a theory that has some merit in a relative sense, but we have no definitive proof that it's possible to bend time. We go off of theoretical 'knowledge' and the way clocks are behaving in the outer layers of earth.
It's a great analogy. Too bad most commenters are to du.m.b to understand what he says.
@@ryanwebb5082There are already machines that can defy gravity. They are call planes and rockets. But no, moving at the opposite direction of gravity does not mean defying time. Time still goes on normally no matter how anti-gravity you get moving to wherever. Moving at 1 minute towards the center of gravity means spending 1 minute. Moving away (repelling) from the center of the gravity for 1 minute would also require 1 minute - It does not mean you achieved Negative 1 minute. The secret to time travel is not that simple.
@@ArbozaOfficialwhat u said about defying gravity is similar to my views (read my previous comment). But as to Time Bending, its already proven, and happens all the time. It's call Time Dilation. But if you are talking about bending time all the way back, then generally, we have not achieved that yet. But in an enclosured set up, it is theoretically possible. Just not in the general real world sense, yet. There's other possiblity like the gramophone analogy, one might be able to 'skip' the disc tracks quickly to get back to the start of the music, instead of rewinding the track (playing the music backwards) or bending the cassette tape.
0:03 I'm already lost :(
“I’m sort of at the edge of where I can say things” I like this guys grasp on his own imagination
if i could time travel i would go back to the 70's it's a time when i had real friends and good times every body was care free it was the best time of my life thanks for you show
😔
I’ll be your friend
You two be friends. If I am time traveling, I am going to pre-dynastic Egypt before the Younger Dryads....or, more likely, I am going to skulk on the coast of North America or England in the last 12000 years before the 1600s and eat giant cods, giant lobsters, and caviar three meals a day.
if they were real friends you would still have them
@Gabriel Sansar They could be dead... Did you not even try to think?
@@ohmbasa even if the had died they would still be classed as friends.. clearly you did not think
I love Bob Lazar’s explanation. We think of travel using propulsion. Propulsion is a measure of thrust and distance traveled in a certain amount of time because of gravity fighting back against us. If gravity is defeated, propulsion is not needed. Speed no longer exists. It’s all about defeating gravity.
That's still travelling through three-dimensional space, but doing it easily. What Eric is saying here is that if time has at least two dimensions instead of just one then someone with the right technology could essentially pop in and out of 3D space-time at will, like putting a pin on a map.
@@JeremyCrow So you’re a Crowley follower? If you are, you should know damn well what aliens really are.
@@mikeyn3611 I'm not a follower of Crowley, although when I was much younger I was a member of the organization he started for about a year or so.
@@JeremyCrow *But the problem with either 2 dim angular vectored time that he's talking about still requires A. Starting Point ON MAP & B. Destination point ON MAP - Our Conventional 3-D Space which is moving at 200k/ms. How do you pop back in ON THE MAP in 3D space where you want to? You've a better chance popping into a vacuum than you do even hitting a tiny space particle which would annihilate you instantly.*
You appear to have completely forgotten about both inertia and momentum - you will still need to accelerate to change your velocity. Of course, if there's no celestial bodies with mass creating gravity, there's nothing to measure your velocity against so it's all a moot point anyway.
I didn't understand a single thing this guy said but for some reason i still enjoyed it lol
Same girly pop , same
Oddly enough, I understood his last point. I’m a simpleton and analyst, but using MicroStrategy they have “Attributes” and “Metrics.” For business objects, attributes describe things like names, places, things, etc. Metrics describes measurable things like sales, costs, time, debt.
Eric’s kind of describing that in a much more sophisticated way. We don’t have access to the “metrics” like an multidimensional engineer might. We only see the “attributes” around us.
Exactly. There are many more complex issues and problems that one needs to master before successfully traveling through time. But, at a basic level, you got it.
Totally agree. We need folks like this to propel us forward. Some of these folks are wrong, but the way they think is needed to keep us finding things to solve.
Well I mean, like he says he can prove multi dimensions mathematically and thereby infer they exist, but I think like you said what he is saying we cannot measure these metrics because they are just theoretical and it is even questionable that we have observed attributes such as U.F.O sightings (I mean the actual U.F.O itself not the number of sightings which is measurable) well I guess space time warps and bends around blackholes which I think is measurable, but i think scientists do not know how to measure the 4th-6th dimension in our universe except when using mathematical simualtion models or equations.
That's not the only thing odd about you...
I understood it as we know about earths gravity… but we have no clue how that force applies outside of our little sphere. Basically, we could be studying addition while other beings are practicing trigonometry.
I have no idea what he said.
Because you're an idiot
neither does he😂
He's making the conversation way more complicated than it has to be. Classic controlled opposition technique. Make something seem non understandable to the average joe.
Neither does he 😂
Neither does he❤😂
These conversations always blow my mind. I don't understand 95% of them, but just thinking of time travel has always interested me since Back to the Future.
Wow! Same here bro
I'm wearing headphones and wasn't looking at the screen for a second... that 6+4 sound effect scared the shit out of me
i was finishing this vid at 1:14am just before bed and the music at the end just made me jump so damn hard bro lmfao
Same for me.. I'm not particularly jumpy but it's late, I'm into content that has me thinking and a little off base, with high quality noise canceling headphones on that have me believing someone might have hit my car in the driveway 20 ft from me
Same. I jumped into another dimension for a second...
Watching at 3:51 AM and flipped out. Jesus Christ
Glad to know I want alone. 🤣🤣
"Do I even know what I mean?" I love it. I'm using it.
I feel like soemtimes your brain picks up on things that you can’t articulate but you can vividly picture
good show, he was able to touch on some super difficult concepts to grasp in a way that helped me somehow. Gravity, time and space are really hard to understand now that we know so much and, consequently, realize how much more there is that we don't know.
"The greater our field of understanding grows, so too does the perimeter of our ignorance." -Neil deGrasse Tyson
Time = space
I wipe my own ass
@@davidmontroy3408 Or to quote the original one:
„I know that I know nothing“
- Socrates (~400 B.C.E)
thats because unlike niel he wasnt trying display how smart he is but more so to educate us .....
The Three Body Problem series is something i’d very much love to hear Eric’s opinion on in regards to this topic
Eric would glitch out and go right back to babbling about wormholes in extra dimensions. He's literally a crazy person.
You'd have better luck asking him about the three seashells.
Is that out already?
@@Jsmitt716 the books have been for a while
@@SoccerBoyAP I see, I just heard about the series and was interested. I'll have to find the books forst
Man this guy reminded me of when I was a kid and would listen to Spanish conversations that sounded so cool but didn’t know a word of what they were saying lol
I appreciate Joe for being such an asset. As stated by many, he brings us opportunities to explore. (And I’m not talking about the mushrooms.)
😅
You might need some for this discussion
But the mushrooms are the best part.
@@thepiper5522 if machine elves are the engineers do they run on mushrooms ?
😂
“The entire planet is pulling on you when you want to go and pee.” I had no idea my peeing was so important…
We need a quantum theory to go along with general relativity. I do like the idea that time isn’t a cassette tape but rather a vinyl record. It implies that the booystrap paradox doesn’t have to be a problem
In Spain, two government-paid physicists are investigating teleportation. One of them said: "I have no idea, we're starting from scratch."
The sudden sharp shift from Weinstien’s physics dense explanation of temporal dimension to Joe trying to add to the conversation is so accidentally comedic, I can’t help but laugh.
🤣🤣😂😃😂😂
"we're all pussies"
- Eric Weinstein
I like his calm yet concise way of making me realize I’m dumb…
😂
😂😂😂😅
Don't feel bad. We are 97% chimps
You are not dumb, he is just smart with words, words…….
You’re not dumb. This guy is just full of 💩 and talking nonsense.
4:21 blew my mind! I litterally got goosebumps. I watched a ton of theoretical physics lectures and whathaveyou but never heard of this idea. Trully mesmerizing to think of gravity this way.
Yea is so interesting. When he was talking about the pullback method I didn’t really understand. Then he mentioned that is not bending space itself using relativity because technically you would have to use gravity and applied it correctly to quantum theory. I think he understands that this is just too complicated and said separate gravity completely use successive theory to create order from point A to B this will allowed the pull back method to work as they travel “not through” space time. Very interesting indeed.
gravity causing the collapse of the wave function has been proposed before. Roger Penrose proposed it in the 90's and I think there are physicists who take the idea seriously in their work today.
yes, gravity being the observer is the key piece for the next steps.
i think bending space and time may be the only way or A way to actually travel large distances in short time..but who is to say that these visitors are traveling a short time;...but rationally lets assume that the visitors are "studying", then they would need to collect data then return the information to an "overseer" or "proof-reader" of sorts, then they would need to return the data quickly for analysis...the return trip would be the same distance...so if i traveled for 3 light years the it would take a total of 6 light years to go and return... now if these visitors function with time as we do and "age" like we do then their "studies" are for nothing because 6 light years later all will have been changed ...so getting back to their habitat in a speedy fashion will be a mandate....and to consistantly travel at will between any point in space as fast as desired might be the result of manupilating space and time....im no expert but this is what makes sense to me...any1's thoughts🤔🧐
@@chanelalize3868 I'm lost
Agreed, Interstellar and Intergalactic travel are not achieved using the Standard Model/General Relativity.
The cat in the box, or the double slit experiment -> Two people look simultaneously, which one resolves the quantum state first?
Does the double-slit effect resume until the next observer looks?
I understand the pragmatism of the scientific community now.
I feel like everything is just all a big play and im the main character But everyone else a character in my movie but at that same time everyone in my life is not only a character but also the main character in their life. We are all connected yet individual on our journey throught this time of existence until we move to the next. We are amazing 👏 ❤️
Sometimes I feel/think same thing. Maybe death is just an illusion
We are amazing….now pay your taxes 😂
Everyone is so caught up in the math. How about the ability to use the English language to the extent that you can actually explain these issues with someone that is not a physicist AND they understand and comprehend what you are saying! Kudos to Joe for bringing Eric Weinstein on, thank you.
This is why the standard model needs to be revised, they are an over an simplified and thusly inaccurate repensentation of reality that is obstructing anyone who isn't part of the academaniacs from enlightenment, forcing people to fall back on to the aether to explain what isnt being taught... which also forces the idea that maybe the aether theory is as good as if not better than string theory with the current theory becoming so convoluted as they create more sub atomic particles to fill in the blanks that they fall prey to occam's razor... like how e=mc2 falls apart when you say light has mass yet is also able to travel at the speed of light
@@sosomadman How do we account for a "Standard Model" when we cant explain "gravity" we assume ALOT
They use that language to mask the fact that they really don't know what the hell they are talking about but want to impress to stroke damaged Ego's and insecurities.
How could one do that? It is math & physics, right?
Forget about it. There are maybe a few dozen physicists in the world that actually understand the math behind it. And you want a non-physicist to understand it and then explain it?
Without having responses to emotions, to day and night, to the seasons, to birth, aging and death, will AI keep to the same tempo as humanity or will it find its own dimension of time?
It already does in a way. Look how sped up its processes are.
Right!, it already prioritizes prioritizing and self sufficiency , AND even if you cut it off,,, it time travels by demanding updates to "catch up "
AI is kinda already in its own dimension. It’s trapped in the internet or in electronics unless it wants to build itself a physical body. We just talk to it thru text.
AI will always know the amount of seconds since the 1st january 1970 known as the unix epoch, it runs on electricity which is measured in Hertz so I guess those could be used to keep time, will the AI care about time? Who knows.
The measurement of time is an accident of our nervous system. Other creatures do not seem to recognize it. Leave your dog for 5 minutes, he would greet you like you had been gone forever.
We, humanbeings, are able to interact within our dimensional space because we were constructed inside this environment. It would not be difficult to assume that other beings, very different from us, composed of extradimentional material, would be able to do amazing things simply due to the environment in which they were constructed. Perhaps able to connect and manipulate time in their enviroment as we would skipping rocks across a pond. It may be a life giving function like breathing oxygen is to humans.
This guy is clearly a genius.
LODIN , I couldn’t of said that better myself. Your assumption is the key that most theorists fail to realize or think about, or consider.
Thats true..my mind cant comprehend or imagine fourth dimension even because we never experienced it..Sometimes I think that mass needs a space but what is occupying the space or universe which is expanding? Is time something that flows like water? If we will understand its nature then only we will be able to swim upstream.
We "think" in time. Does time really exist? Isn't that something, we as humans created?
Yep we are all just souls inside a simulation, when we die we start the game over (if we choose to do so) in any universe as any life form.
I think multi dimensions is the same as microscopic and digantic scales, whereas we live in what's visible to us in our frequency's and other larger scale or smaller scale things can see and Interact with its own ike frequency, different size particles/frequency's are the template for infinite. If I wanted to go to the 4 or 5th dimension I need creat particles that can exist in those frequency or a space suit that can block out our frequency to see past the micro or gigantic like zoom out n see
He stated " What I believe is" proof that even the most modern scientific theories require an element of faith to believe
The end got me thinking about what Terence Howards theory is all about.
This stuff is super exciting. Insiders hinting at potential answers and our brightest minds trying to decipher those hints.
THIS is more clear:
A temporal dimension, or time dimension, is a dimension of time. Time is often referred to as the "fourth dimension" for this reason, but that is not to imply that it is a spatial dimension. A temporal dimension is one way to measure physical change. It is perceived differently from the three spatial dimensions in that there is only one of it, and that we cannot move freely in time but subjectively move in one direction.
Extraterrestrials travel like we travel when we dream. When you dream, you think of where you want to go and then you are there. Every place has a frequence. So, extraterrestrials in their crafts imagine where they want to go and that frequency then matches the craft to the location. It takes them no time to get here. They don't travel. They shift frequencies.
The main take away is
"if you follow Einstein's equation we literally defeat gravity everyday given our mass in ratio to the earth and if you take that into account of what the Earth's mass will be incomperison to the vastness of space, the earth will barely make a dant in creating a meaningful amount of gravity with its mass in ratio to the vastness of space, which means, a device capable of creating a warmhole (warmhole: creating a significant warp of the space and time around an object/body through gravity according to Einstein's theory |||| Gravity: in basic terms its created or greatly influenced by the mass of an object) will be incredibly ridiculous and extremely chaotic as it will require an unprecedented amount of energy to create a stupendously ridiculous artificial mass to create an unimaginable amount of gravity in order to warp space and time.
What Eric is saying is, that's one way of looking at the possibility. What if it can be done by having access to multiple Temporal dimensions where time is none linear (linear here means time can be observed from multiple directions or its entirety).
Edit: I'm not a physicist but I love it.
Nailed it 🫡
Way beyond me. Think I'll just focus on getting to work on time ... by driving my car.
Through which temporal dimension, though?
I rely on my trusty, old school, Ouija Board for navigation.
😅😅😅😅😅
In an alternate universe you show up on time to work every single day and have never once been late! You even got that promotion you thought wasn't possible! Go alternate universe you! GO!
If the strong nuclear force is also a curvature of spacetime and can be amplified or blown up in scale as some have suggested, there's your Alcubierre drive, sans negative energy or improbable energy densities..
And if you managed to travel back in time would you be stuck there in that time period and be forced to move through time normally then from that past point you have travelled to, or could you return to the time you came from originally
@@monke8478 well it would probably be less trouble to just move through time normally going close to light speed or close to a black hole so to make it close to instant for you, since we already know this works. i have a feeling going forward in time with what you describe is harder if at all possible then going back. just guessing.
The knock at 0:44 had me answering my door.😁
If it were true, then CERN had begun to destroy that fabric of space and time.
this and the nukes we dropped are why the aliens are investigating
I think it was pretty eye opening when EW said [in part in another related segment with Joe] when he asked, "So why doesn't our government ask the very best physicists we have to study the phenomena? " There is very little revenue spent on truly finding an answer to this by our best minds. He states this by identifying his peers, and that community in general as being completely ignored when we should have financed them to study these questions esp now! Smart fella though, you really need to pay close attention to what he is trying to tell us. I bet he'd be fun to party with lol!
Because all the best minds aren’t diverse enough to fill government diversity quotas
@@zwan1886I’m sure you’re right on that point!
For Eric's age, he has the spirit of youth. I respect that.
Bless his heart ass comment lol
He-s 57! Two years older than Joe.
When i shifted my perspective to 5D I started viewing time as non-linear . Started getting insight on future events and I re-examined history .
I love lamp.
😂
Underrated comment 😂
Where did brick get a hand grenade??
More than anything.
This is me explaining War Hammer 40K lore to my wife.
I love the analogies... but when he referenced Pink Floyd he was instantly relatable. I am not sure if I like him or hate him.
I understood everything that was said here completely and it all made sense. My mind was blown on a lot of the information. My problem is now that the episode is over I can't remember anything that was said.
I could listen to Eric Weinstein all day. Of coarse, I'm just an average Joe with little background in Physics except for the Physics I took in College. But even a thimble full of understanding is enough to keep anyone intrigued.
Funny you mentioned that, I'm just an average Rogan
We should link up and make a podcast called "The Average Joe & Rogan Experience."
He is good to listen to. ;-)
Well, I understood "The Dark Side Of The Moon" which was always one of my favorites albums, but thats about it! 🤔
You cannot find a better soundtrack for the earths lights being turned on/off.
Of course time travel is possible. People play video games all the time and 10 hours later they wonder where their time went. I believe time travel is more a mental/ outer body experience (I.e psychological) action than it is “technology”
If you record each song on the two sides of the tape in opposite order you can listen it all over without rewinding.
Me and a friend watched three at close range ( 150 yards) and in daylight, hover over our small pasture. Lasted 20 minutes. Never once thought of my phone. Privileged to have seen such a rare thing is what we think, nobody will believe us is what we know.
Where can we see the entire podcast? This is so fckn cool! 🤩
From what we can guess, UAPs would use some sort of gravity manipulation to move and travel. We don't know how to do that, but its a smart guess that someone could figure it out and use it. Considering that gravity will bend space/time and effect light, its possible that all these movements we see them doing that we can't explain, aren't actually what they are doing, its just what we're seeing.
they use an element that is not natural to this planet. element 115 can be created, but only be stablized in a lab for a second or so. its not stable and dangerous. they use it apparently like we use diesel fuel
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There’s no doubt that Eric is highly intelligent, but he does struggle with the layman's explanation. This is the perfect layman’s explanation for what he was trying to convey. Thanks
No, he said the opposite.
When you have a strong enough gravitational field, you can dilate time itself. The question is, how are these craft able to yield such mass to produce its own gravitational field. Must be some type of chemistry/engineering/physics behind these craft that is far beyond our understanding. IMO they're definitely not human, if they exist.
He says we need to look at successive theories, but no one has provided one yet that disproves the standard model. It's not that scientists are afraid to deviate from the standard model--it's just that no one has come up with anything better that can stand up to rigorous testing.
He seems too smug about it. Instead of being smug, just prove it. You have a better theory? Prove it.
This is a great example of someone talking with great confidence, about theoretical gibberish.
Time manifests as a profoundly subjective construct, intrinsically intertwined with the individual human experience, rather than an absolute, universally applicable phenomenon. Its analogy to the behavior of heat reveals a fascinating parallel: just as heat varies in its dispersion according to environmental conditions, so too does time elapse subject to one's spatial context.
It is paramount to distinguish time from the tangible instruments of its measurement, such as clocks and watches, which function as mere apparatuses for quantifying the recurring patterns inherent in our existence. Time, in its quintessence, transcends these instruments; it embodies the essence of cyclical phenomena itself.
Within this intricate temporal tapestry, each individual weaves their own unique narrative, leading to the phenomenon of time's relative pace, a phenomenon wherein its flow is perceptibly altered by geographical location and the ebbs and flows of the spatial dimension.
"Gravity is weak"
Black hole- "Am I a joke to you?"
“Am I a joke to you? Prepare to be consumed!”
People only think it’s weak until getting hit with a sudden gust of it.
Thats like saying "an ant is weak" and you saying, "No its not, ten billion of them could move a car".
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My theory to accommodate the 5000g‐force accelerations, is UAP have a time engine that apparently accelerates them to speeds impossible otherwise.
Try to imagine someone or something who has no arrow of time, and yet still somehow can't see themselves crashing in their ship.
its kind of true we have been forced to settle onto what is and what isnt possible because people dedicated their life to research and dont want to be proved wrong
I'm eating mcdonalds
I wish I could say I understood everything he said, this makes me wanna learn so much, this is like the basics of our existance, shit should be told to us in kindergarden
Dude, we’re already burning books again. This type of stuff would NEVER be allowed to be taught to the masses. Imagine the Karen outrage over things like this because “God” doesn’t fit inside of it.
Physics always ultimately leads to philosophy. The above question might be stimulated if a physicist were to look at it in the context of Plato’s Cave…then go backwards to get to the math.
In a micro application, memories don’t travel through the past, unless consciously directed to do so, which would be an impossible amount of information. Instead, they are bridged between the conscious present and subconscious past by a gatekeeper, guarding the two dimensions of the mind. (That we know of). Who is the gatekeeper in the mind? Who is the gatekeeper in the various dimensions of existence in Plato’s Cave? In physics who is the gatekeeper that would enable time travel?
Time is the enumeration of motion. There is no time without motion.
This is well said. People seem to forget that all these things arise together simultaneously; reality is just a one chunk 'thing' that can't be chopped up by our measurements. Just as there's no time without motion, there's no motion without time, and there's no measurement at all without probability. A thing, a change, a space, and your confidence in those observations all come together.
There is no motion without time..
I would say time cannot be defined without space. Because you can't have motion without space. Hence the term space-time as Einstein called it.
What a fascinating thought provoking clip... I'd never considered extra temporal dimensions. It's always a refreshing hearing him speak. It also beckons the question are there other dimensions outside of space and time that we're unaware of -
I'd be surprised if there weren't but I would also be surprised if, given our particular corporeal state, we would be able to experience them.
@@oldsteve4291 maybe not experience it's more about detecting
Joe came back to the studio the next day and Eric was still talking
Fits with the recent proposal that event horizons are the observer.
There are different dimensions. in each dimension time work’s differently and moves at a different rate. Popping in and out of another dimension may have anomalous affects. It may allow one to simulate time travel or space shortening. It may also allow for the creation of technology that facilitates unique interactions with this phenomena.
What do you think of population control?
There is no proof for that.
YUP!!
Source? Other than pulling the "evidence" out of your own ass.
It just incredible just how intelligent some people are, and what’s more scary is how much we still don’t know about this subject. Mostly postulates and theories.
So how can people say there is no God. It's arrogant to say the least when we actually know so little.
@@tmoney-xr7uh stuff like children dying of cancer is a good argument for there being no god, because if there was one that let kids die of cancer there is no point acknowledging the god as they're just so bad they don't deserve any attention.
@@subspaceanomaly I don't think so. Disobedience is what brought death upon mankind. Free will is what allows for murder rape and to the innocent. But you can't have love without free will.
Let's be honest we thought you said prostitutes
@@tmoney-xr7uh because we know so little, we should not assume that there is a god, tmoney-xr7uh. everyone person on this planet should be an agnostic. there should be no denying or believing in a god until it is proven. with that being said, it is not possible to prove something doesn't exist when it's not present.
This should be entered into the Websters dictionary as the true definition of Word Salad.
That's crazy when he suggested that gravity serves as an observer of space-time, because I just recently saw somebody else propose the same thing; I think one of Sabine Hossenfelder's recent videos, where's she's talking about the incompatibility between GR and QM.
I had never thought of gravity existing on a quantum level as an observational pullback but instantly it just seens so intuitively right to explore that possibility further.
It makes sense. A responder maybe rather than observer and or Factor
Hyperluminal observers
Hyperluminal observers
That is incredibly interesting. I don’t have nearly enough knowledge to understand if what he’s saying is actually feasible. Although, he able to express it in a way that even the lay person (like myself) can understand what he’s suggesting. Very cool.
"i'm sort of at the edge of where i can actually say things" same, Eric, same
I could listen to Eric talk all day long he just has that ability to be really intelligent but also to break it down into something basic thats easy to follow. The guy is just super intelligent and well spoken.
FINALLY. Exceptional discussion. This is what i've been thinking, just without all the knowledge and detail. lol They don't disrupt the sound barrier, so they aren't operating under standard physics, and that's why we haven't "found them" yet.
The tape vs record analogy made a lot of sense to me.
Intelligence is the not ability to recite information one has previously acquired and retained but to explain complex concepts in a simple and easy to follow way that the majority can comprehend
Gravity wins most mornings when I’m trying to get out of bed, but then I don’t
So basically, the stylus or record needle is the UFO that appears to pop in and out of existence incredibly fast but instead is using a temporal dimension to skip time.
temporal
@@Hexnilium thx. Typo
Or could be travelling through a different space dimension.
A direction that is perpendicular (90 degrees) to every other dimension we can observe in 3d space somehow.
A long journey might actually be quick through this shortcut.
@@Snoop_Dugg Sort of like we are looking right at these extra dimensions but can only see them edge on. The disc is out of view from our 3D perspective.
@@jet_blast1622 Yeah
Although there are simulations about hypercubes and hyperspheres on youtube.
I always thought the best way to visualise one is to use VR or a 3D hologram so you can walk around it a bit.
Theres some video games that have these sort of spaces to explore, I forgot the names of them.
I like that Brian posted this here. Very cool!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm totally out my depth with this but still so interesting bob lazars anti gravity Sphere now sounds more plausible
We went from horse drawn carriages to nuclear powered aircraft calrriers in about sixty years, so anything possible with thousands and millions of years of continuous technological evolution.
Fascinating. Just the discussion of pushing physics beyond our understanding makes mind race. Love this guy.
what a guy
a vinyl record does "rewind" like a cassette, you just don't hear the reversal. It is skipping over the same path but not touching.
While it is thrilling to imagine what contact with an extraterrestrial civilization might look like, it's equally plausible to argue that such a civilization might never choose to visit us, based on a few core assumptions.
Firstly, consider the massive advancements such a civilization would have achieved to become capable of interstellar travel. Their technology would likely be millions of years ahead of ours. This gap in technological development could be so vast that they might see us in the same way that we view simple, single-celled organisms. Our civilization, culture, and technology might be so primitive in comparison that they find little or no value in making contact.
Secondly, the logistics of interstellar travel are staggering even for a highly advanced civilization. The energy required to travel across the vast distances of space is immense. If these civilizations have mastered such energy use, they likely have also learned how to utilize resources more efficiently or synthesize what they need. Therefore, they might not have the need to explore other planets for resources.
Furthermore, these civilizations might have developed sophisticated ways to gather information and understand the universe without needing to physically travel to different planets. Their methods of exploration and understanding could be so advanced that physically visiting a planet like Earth is simply unnecessary.
Lastly, advanced civilizations might be aware of the risks that come with contacting a less advanced civilization. History on Earth shows us that when a more advanced civilization encounters a less advanced one, it often leads to the detriment and sometimes the destruction of the less advanced society. Aware of this potential harm, an advanced extraterrestrial civilization might choose to avoid contact.
These points form a case for why an advanced extraterrestrial civilization, even if it does exist and is aware of us, might never choose to visit Earth.
But what if they wanted to come grab some of our beautiful women to bone in their leisure time? Think about all the hot women on Earth they could take advantage of.
which way is white castle?
Time is like math. It's a concept we use to symbolize entropy. Eric should write science fiction.
Lucky that reality is not like math/maths then! Lol!
It's also relative to the observer.
I used to think like that but now I think there is more to it. The reason people say this is because Schrödinger's equation is time-symmetric. Change t with -t and you still get the same physics. However, quantum mechanics has a feature which is not time-symmetric, and this is the measurement process/collapse of the wave function. This makes a fundamental difference between the past and the future, and to my mind makes more sense than the entropy explanation. Lee Smolin is thinking along these lines (I think Brian had him on the show but can't remember right now...).
@@BluesManPeich I like Lee Smolin. I'll look into that. Thanks!
GU x Scientology
There was a young man called Bright, who could travel faster than light. He set off one day, in a relative way, and returned the previous night!
commenting so that I can revisit this profound and yet simplest explanation of things by Eric.
Time is inherently subjective, existing as a perspective unique to each individual rather than being a universal entity. It shares similarities with heat in that it expands relative to one's location and surroundings. Time should not be equated with a clock or a watch; these devices serve as tools to quantify cycles. Time, instead, is the very essence of these cycles in action. As a result, each person experiences time uniquely, causing it to move at varying paces in different areas and spatial contexts.
Eric is an entertainer.
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Prove his point that the so call scientific community is actually a cult of narrow minded egotistic people.
I guess!... If he gets more people interest in where reality meets theoretical physics, then I'd say that great! (We know that when we are most entertained, sometimes we are least interested in what's really important to ourselves and our lives!
As you can call anyone who's at least mildly entertaining
4:24 Gravity is the observer. that makes sense. Everything else is harmony harmonizing together on a frequency to make why including us, and then you have ax filling in all the gap like they talked about the black matter but now he gave X he gave gravity a letter. For the math equation. He said that I was in my room laying on the bed. And then I looked at the air in front of me and it really was all these blocks, which felt like gravity, pushing on me, the observer, always ready to act it’s just like a bunch of soldiers always ready to pounce on you. but if you can learn how to become gravity, then gravity no longer can dictate you as a life form. Now you became the same form as it and now you could become gravity, so there is no gravity on your plane.