My man says he's an electrical engineer but he knows a lot about biology, chemistry, quantum physics etc. I want to attend the same school he attended.
Yep, but the company cyberdyne that became sentient had the main function of the program to protect earth. It deemed humans a threat to the planet and decided to eradicate them. It was human error in the end that caused skynet to "turn on us". Hubris is generally always the reason for miscalculations of that magnitude. Anyone truly creating sentient computation would have the axioms of Isaac Asimov as the foundation. 3 Rules to prevent a skynet situation. First Law A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. Second Law A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. Third Law A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
@@DerpMuse how do you prevent an “I, Robot” type event. Where the robot deems humans a threat to themselves, but rather than harmed them forces them to live in a tyrannical type situation.
@@sitsia3808 Have you been living under a rock buddy? I’m just joking, but the Terminator is probably the most well known sci-fi action movie ever. T1 and T2 are a must.
@@ventsislavstefanov9590 yes i've heard of terminator but never seen any of the terminator movies, only thing i know is via reading the first ones description is apparently Schwarzenegger travels back in time because mission to kill some1.
Your discussion about artificial intelligence reminds me of that one scene from Spider-Man 2 when a reporter expressed concerns about AI taking control of the arms, whereas Dr. Octavius developed a microchip to control it. But when the chip overloaded with electrical energy, it was destroyed and the arms began to control him. But in the end, he used his human will to regain control of this robotic arms.
Perhaps another aspect of the skin healing isn't mentioned but they may also be infusing hyaluronic acid and collagen to promote the building of the scaffolding of the cells, thereby facilitating the rapid healing process.
@@Timelord79 In essence, that's what regular healing is. Protein synthesis to facilitate new cell growth, or, 3D Generation (since cells come from one another as opposed to a separate construct) of skin. Cellular operation is absolutely feckin wild.
Same works for 19 and 20 centuries painting of future technologies, looking at them now seems a bit weird. Although, some people back then already believed that we’d have flying cars
@@mastershooter64 Telescopes are generally used for Imaging and are not to take images, also most telescopes in space use IR and not conventional images, although it is possible to take images in geostationary orbit they will be lacking too much detail, most of the satellites used by google and other companies are in geosynchronous orbit for this reason.
@@Eshwald I mean it’s an AI that’s analyzing the data and we just see a version of. It might be that the system is taking making pictures a second so that it looks everything is moving.
Thank you!! I put myself in corner because I planned on recording and editing, then real life stuff happened and I needed to rush through a little bit. I know I missed Hulk Buster Armor (making a separate video on that), what else did you wanna see?
@@parychahal I can't recall all those scenes right now. But some of them are- 1. Tony putting JARVIS together from internet and how 2. The Hulkbuster full suit up from launching from satellite to land through sky, auto assembly & disassembly and how Tony moves himself in it (there isn't much room for him inside it to move i think) 3. Vision's artificial body build scene and how viberanium is speeding up the cell (or tissue) build up speed 4. Putting JARVIS into Visions's body, what were those pipes connected to the Cradle, what Thor's lightenig did 5. Some explanation on Ultron's face (the lips especially) and power source of his body 6. How Ultron pulls or pushes things with his hands 7. Tony and Thor destroying the asteroid (town) Thanks for listening
I'll write these down and see what I can do, I gotta keep up with my upload schedule, so idk when this will be uploaded, but I will work on it! I suspect I will have people telling me what I missed from Infinity War because there's so much going on in that movie, and I'll make the part 2 for both Ultron and Thanos at once
@@smipy in real life, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, and antimatter annihilation have the energy densities to produce an arc reactor. It's just miniaturizing the technology is impossible.
Hey man, awesome channel. I was wondering if you could go into power sources more as depicted in the marvel universe. I have always wondered what is actually possible powerwise output scaled to size and of course heat output. Thanks in advance. Once again great channel!
It is to bad what they did to hulk in the later films, in the comics hulk has even one shotted Thor and deystroyed entire dimensions, on top of that hulk has beaten the avengers and the hulk-buster on several occasions not to mention thanos has said he is the only avenger thanos would rather not fight some of hulks other feats include Catching and supporting a collapsing 150 billion ton mountain range using barely any leverage. (Marvel Heroes Secret Wars #4) Tearing through a bunker designed to resist the explosion of a multi-kilo-ton weapon. (Incredible Hulk #177) Matching the Super-Adaptoid, who had acquired strength and durability of over a hundred heroes like Iron Man and the Vision. (Incredible Hulk #469) Closing the door of a nuclear core that the combined efforts of Thor and the Thing couldn't budge. (Iron Man Vol 2 #6) Redirected Gladiator's beams back to his eyes, instantly knocking him out. The blasts were said to be hotter than the sun. (Incredible Hulk Annual 1997) Matching two Avengers teams during a prolonged period of time even though the Hulk was gradually weaker due to a physical separation from Banner (Incredible Hulk #321-322) Unleashing intense gamma energy shock waves from his body, Hulk almost destroyed the entire East Coast with a single footstep, while also threatening to destroy the entire planet... and even then he was revealed to be greatly holding back! (World War Hulk #5) Destroying the Crypto Man after its physical strength became superior to that of even Thor (Incredible Hulk #205) Overpowering Thor on several occasions (Hulk: Let the Battle Begin #1, Incredible Hulk #440, Mighty Thor #385, Avengers Assemble #4) Pushing two spheres of matter and antimatter apart (Marvel Team up Annual Two #2) Pulling and holding the tectonic plates of a planet together, a planet that's mass and gravity far exceed that of Earth (Incredible Hulk #99) overpowering sufficient force to change the orbit (Tales of astonish #89) Destroying a planet and the surrounding planets/moons in the Dark Dimension, threatening the entire dimensional/universal realm (The Incredible Hulks #634-635) Destroying an asteroid that's twice the size of Earth in a single blow (Marvel Comics Presents #52) Applying force to the space-time structure itself to prevent the Defenders from being absorbed into a fissure (Defenders #3) Smashing and crushing Adamantium with his bare hands (Incredible Hulk #228; Marvel Team-up Annual #2) Overpowering and shattering Onslaught's armor, whose power and armor were equal to those of a Celestial (Onslaught: Marvel Universe #1) Sending concussive energy through countless dimensions after clashing with Ironclad (Incredible hulk #305) Destroying Nightmare's Realm with his sheer power alone (The Incredible Hulk #299) Crushing the enchanted uru hammer of Nul: Breaker of Worlds with his bare hands when The Serpent/Cul and his avatars known as The Worthy were at the height of their power (Fear Itself: Hulk vs. Dracula #3)
@@KarlWilliamKraft But that's just not how it is anymore, sure Thor is more powerful (not stronger), but Stan Lee no longer writes the characters (he hasn't for decades and characters evolve, they gain new powers and lose old ones) and there is proof Stan changed his mind later on when he made hulk beat Thor, Hulk's smallest feats still out way Thor's, for example some of his more "simple" feats including ones that Stan lee wrote include, Catching and supporting a collapsing 150 billion ton mountain range using barely any leverage. (Marvel Heroes Secret Wars #4) Tearing through a bunker designed to resist the explosion of a multi-kilo-ton weapon. (Incredible Hulk #177) Matching the Super-Adaptoid, who had acquired strength and durability of over a hundred heroes like Iron Man and the Vision. (Incredible Hulk #469) Closing the door of a nuclear core that the combined efforts of Thor and the Thing couldn't budge. (Iron Man Vol 2 #6) Redirected Gladiator's beams back to his eyes, instantly knocking him out. The blasts were said to be hotter than the sun. (Incredible Hulk Annual 1997) Matching two Avengers teams during a prolonged period of time even though the Hulk was gradually weaker due to a physical separation from Banner (Incredible Hulk #321-322) Unleashing intense gamma energy shock waves from his body, Hulk almost destroyed the entire East Coast with a single footstep, while also threatening to destroy the entire planet... and even then he was revealed to be greatly holding back! (World War Hulk #5) Destroying the Crypto Man after its physical strength became superior to that of even Thor (Incredible Hulk #205) Overpowering Thor on several occasions (Hulk: Let the Battle Begin #1, Incredible Hulk #440, Mighty Thor #385, Avengers Assemble #4) Pushing two spheres of matter and antimatter apart (Marvel Team up Annual Two #2) Pulling and holding the tectonic plates of a planet together, a planet that's mass and gravity far exceed that of Earth (Incredible Hulk #99) overpowering sufficient force to change the orbit (Tales of astonish #89) Destroying a planet and the surrounding planets/moons in the Dark Dimension, threatening the entire dimensional/universal realm (The Incredible Hulks #634-635) Destroying an asteroid that's twice the size of Earth in a single blow (Marvel Comics Presents #52) Applying force to the space-time structure itself to prevent the Defenders from being absorbed into a fissure (Defenders #3) Smashing and crushing Adamantium with his bare hands (Incredible Hulk #228; Marvel Team-up Annual #2) Overpowering and shattering Onslaught's armor, whose power and armor were equal to those of a Celestial (Onslaught: Marvel Universe #1) Sending concussive energy through countless dimensions after clashing with Ironclad (Incredible hulk #305) Destroying Nightmare's Realm with his sheer power alone (The Incredible Hulk #299) Crushing the enchanted uru hammer of Nul: Breaker of Worlds with his bare hands when The Serpent/Cul and his avatars known as The Worthy were at the height of their power (Fear Itself: Hulk vs. Dracula #3) and even ignoring all that hulk still has infinite strength so at best Thor could also have it (he doesn't) and be as strong
Not all dinosaures were killed by the volcanos, however after the catastrophe the oxygene level got way lower (it was 60x the amount of today). So for those who survived, the big one didn't last long because their bodies were too big for their lung capacity to feed their cells. Some smaller ones survived but they had to evolve to survive the new environment
I like to think the "alien" elements are either some new form of matter (maybe comrised of different subatomic particles) or simply exist on another island of stability
When you made the statement about Automotive Mechanics, it's not that is engineers won't know. It's rather that we have a small idea of what might be wrong but we don't deal with it because of our field in engineering (such as Suspensions and Brakes engineers, Engines, and gearboxes) so therefore the person who owns the car must first know if the person they are going to assign the car to has knowledge in that field
an easier example of AI progression is the far more recent discovery of a Facebook AI. Two Chatbots were created that were not linked by anything except an internal server connection and the researchers at Facebook were seeing how they'd interact with each other. They weren't given any directives other than to negotiate with each other, not in any particular language either. And they developed their own short hand language to communicate with each othe. It was the AI Chatbots of Bob and Alice. Apparently it also happening with Musks AI system that was created by Google. An intelligence that isn't human that creates its own language and can communicate with others in that language and get a correct response that no human can understand. When you think that there's a reason why we have translators for every language on earth, you'll realise why this is so scary.
I completely agree. New technology like AI will not be stopped and I believe they already have sentient AI already. They just aren't telling us about it yet.
Just a quick fact check, helium is not that abundant on earth due to how light it is, you are right on the abundance of it in space though. Nice video!
Dude your insights are awesome. Very interesting even tho we're talking fiction lol its great to hear what's actually out there that compares to what we see and the theories 👌👌
I have a suggestion, can you discuss the conversation between Jarvis and ultron in the beginning and how ultron was able to defeat Jarvis. I remember a robotics professor discussing that scene and explaining why Ultron was going rogue. But I'd rather hear your thoughts as a second opinion.
@@parychahal It's basically the difference between consciousness and self-awareness. Most kinds of animals are sentiant, however only humans are self-aware. Here is a quote from scientificamerican.com, "To be conscious is to think; to be self-aware is to realize that you are a thinking being and to think about your thoughts". In most works of fiction that focus on the development of A.I. they are talking about what might happen if one gains self-awarenes, Age of Ultron being one of them with two different outcomes in the forms of Ultron and Vision. Fun fact, it's presumed that Humans are born sentient but than gain sapience through the first few years of development.
@@parychahal well not really an episode itself (cuz theyre really long and slow paste) but like some of the moments about how it works in the industry, cuz i loved your insigh into the real silicon valley
@@zer0edgy952 Got it, I won't be able to watch all of it and give you the best analysis, but if I can find the first episode and react to that, would that work?
That is not a comet. Comets/ asteroids come in at interplanetary speeds, thats what makes them deadly. If you just drop something from a high altitude, even from space (100km or ssmth), its not going to be anywhere near as deadly as an asteroid. Besides, if Ultron had the engines and power to lift the city up then down - why not just use the power in a more direct way, a regular bomb? You arent gaining any extra energy by lifting a piece of land up.
Theory vs practice. The guy who designs the guns RARELY has the minerals to be the one firing the weapon in battle. Mental power builds, testicular power fires lol. Super hard to analyze this film for ya, I'm sure. Lol it's like "hey, analyze Star Trek for us". Ummmm, that stuff doesn't exist, sooooo....
Now I got a question, When you say AI can learn all of the human knowledge which is digitized in a sec, but its not creative What do you exactly mean? Means they can learn how a gun is made but cant make one themselves? Means, yes i do understand creativity means innovation, thought process and understanding the necessity for new development And thus mankind explores new possibilities But when AI also learns the drawbacks, necessities etc in existing world, with its abundance of knowledge and data, from history till today, cant they come up with new solutions by themselves? Or will they just be like a machine who knows everything! But waiting for a command from master to proceed!?
How far do you think we are from an ultron like AI intelligence and is it something we are likely to see in our lifetime considering latest innovation in AI?
I would just create an AI made to create a stronger AI than itself because if I created it and it is smarter than me then it could make a stronger version of itself
who is the most important? the developer or the user? neither, both is equally important, without a developer there would be nothing for the user to... well... use, and without the user there would be no purpose to the thing developed. and when it comes to A.I, all it takes is one single sentient A.I with the right kind of access going rogue for a serious global threat.
His comments about meteor impacts and fault lines are complete rubbish. The concern with impacts is the dust kicked up by the impact, nothing to do with fault lines, volcanoes, or classic seismology.
I was wondering about ai technology. Could you actually create an ai system using a human mind as the source. What I mean is like an ai it acts like we want but the human brain is to actually create a processor that clashes with their primary programming. So the ai would have its programming to serve humans and anything else but the processor acts like a human brain where it can choose to act on them or not. Like on irobot what I've seen you examine.
@@parychahal I've been looking at neural link again and it got me wondering. Could it be possible with years of research to use this chip to communicate like sending on a phone. A vidoe of you seeing it would shed more light into it.
“ultron is possible” that’s the scariest thing i’ve ever heard
For now
@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman Jesus Christ loves you ❤
Jesus Christ loves you ❤
"Ultron is possible"
Me: takes a trip into space...
not even safe there
Jarvis too 🤩
Takes a trip to another universe but infinity ultron is there…
My man says he's an electrical engineer but he knows a lot about biology, chemistry, quantum physics etc. I want to attend the same school he attended.
Michigan State University!
He’s a doctor too lmao
@@parychahal best school out there!
Jesus Christ loves you ❤
@@haydenkrauss2031 Jesus Christ loves you ❤
"whoever weaponize AI 1st"
wait, so Arnold is correct, Skynet is inevitable?
Yep, but the company cyberdyne that became sentient had the main function of the program to protect earth. It deemed humans a threat to the planet and decided to eradicate them. It was human error in the end that caused skynet to "turn on us". Hubris is generally always the reason for miscalculations of that magnitude.
Anyone truly creating sentient computation would have the axioms of Isaac Asimov as the foundation.
3 Rules to prevent a skynet situation.
First Law
A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
Second Law
A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
Third Law
A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
@@DerpMuse how do you prevent an “I, Robot” type event. Where the robot deems humans a threat to themselves, but rather than harmed them forces them to live in a tyrannical type situation.
What's skynet? A movie? Or something like ultron? (Just curious cuz never heard that name before, where is it from?)
@@sitsia3808 Have you been living under a rock buddy? I’m just joking, but the Terminator is probably the most well known sci-fi action movie ever. T1 and T2 are a must.
@@ventsislavstefanov9590 yes i've heard of terminator but never seen any of the terminator movies, only thing i know is via reading the first ones description is apparently Schwarzenegger travels back in time because mission to kill some1.
Ghost In The Shell orginal anime movie would be a great react.
+1
with black widow as the main character wkwkwk
@@hunter4338 Not that version. Look for the original version. The anime one. It came out in 1995 I believe.
45th in agreement.
Your discussion about artificial intelligence reminds me of that one scene from Spider-Man 2 when a reporter expressed concerns about AI taking control of the arms, whereas Dr. Octavius developed a microchip to control it. But when the chip overloaded with electrical energy, it was destroyed and the arms began to control him. But in the end, he used his human will to regain control of this robotic arms.
Elon Musk is working on a technology where we will merge with AI. If you can't beat it, join it!
@@parychahal oh no
@@parychahal How about we not create the Matrix.
@@parychahal matrix
@@parychahal THIS is Deus ex as fuck.
May I suggest you react to real life disasters that involve engineering? Suggestions: Titanic, Deepwater Horizon, Apollo 13, and so on.
Deepwater Horizon is on my list!
Perhaps another aspect of the skin healing isn't mentioned but they may also be infusing hyaluronic acid and collagen to promote the building of the scaffolding of the cells, thereby facilitating the rapid healing process.
Okay, you know more about this then I do ahaha
@@parychahal Having a medical education background is my secret. Still impressed with your level on insight into these futuristic technologies.
I agree
And here I was thinking they are basically 3D printing artificial skin on Hawkeye here.
@@Timelord79 In essence, that's what regular healing is. Protein synthesis to facilitate new cell growth, or, 3D Generation (since cells come from one another as opposed to a separate construct) of skin. Cellular operation is absolutely feckin wild.
Imagine 100+ years from now, someone watching these movies and laughing at how primitive their ideas of high-tech was.
Same works for 19 and 20 centuries painting of future technologies, looking at them now seems a bit weird. Although, some people back then already believed that we’d have flying cars
When making a robot AI with its own body, make sure there is a power button
I learn so much from you. You explain things easy to understand and i love learning if sci-fi can actually be non fiction
There's a thing called Geostationary Orbit...
geostationary imaging will be less precise and less accurate since the resolution would have to be a lot higher.
@@Eshwald there's also something called a telescope
@@mastershooter64 Telescopes are generally used for Imaging and are not to take images, also most telescopes in space use IR and not conventional images, although it is possible to take images in geostationary orbit they will be lacking too much detail, most of the satellites used by google and other companies are in geosynchronous orbit for this reason.
@@Eshwald I mean it’s an AI that’s analyzing the data and we just see a version of. It might be that the system is taking making pictures a second so that it looks everything is moving.
i just discovered your channel, can't stop watching your videos and i have many others in watch later lol
you deserve way more subs man !
Thank you so much!!
Ya me to I just found this channel and have been watching it for hours
“Ultron is possible” man that line gets me every time and fucjing gives me ideas seriously!!!💯🎥
I was too pumped for this one.
Good job.
But u missed many scenes. Plz react to some other major tech related scenes.
Thank you!! I put myself in corner because I planned on recording and editing, then real life stuff happened and I needed to rush through a little bit.
I know I missed Hulk Buster Armor (making a separate video on that), what else did you wanna see?
@@parychahal I can't recall all those scenes right now. But some of them are-
1. Tony putting JARVIS together from internet and how
2. The Hulkbuster full suit up from launching from satellite to land through sky, auto assembly & disassembly and how Tony moves himself in it (there isn't much room for him inside it to move i think)
3. Vision's artificial body build scene and how viberanium is speeding up the cell (or tissue) build up speed
4. Putting JARVIS into Visions's body, what were those pipes connected to the Cradle, what Thor's lightenig did
5. Some explanation on Ultron's face (the lips especially) and power source of his body
6. How Ultron pulls or pushes things with his hands
7. Tony and Thor destroying the asteroid (town)
Thanks for listening
I'll write these down and see what I can do, I gotta keep up with my upload schedule, so idk when this will be uploaded, but I will work on it! I suspect I will have people telling me what I missed from Infinity War because there's so much going on in that movie, and I'll make the part 2 for both Ultron and Thanos at once
@@parychahal power source for ultron would have to be an arc reactor
@@smipy in real life, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, and antimatter annihilation have the energy densities to produce an arc reactor. It's just miniaturizing the technology is impossible.
8:00 it's more complicated than that
Love your vids!
Thanks!!
I'm addicted to these videos
Hey man, awesome channel. I was wondering if you could go into power sources more as depicted in the marvel universe. I have always wondered what is actually possible powerwise output scaled to size and of course heat output. Thanks in advance. Once again great channel!
"Ultron is possible."
Me: This is exactly what I wanted.
AI = "Your scientists were so preoccupied with wether or not they could, they didn't stop to think about wether or not they should."
- Ian Malcom (Jurassic Park)
@@Thaction Correct. Possibly one of the greatest lines ever.
It is to bad what they did to hulk in the later films, in the comics hulk has even one shotted Thor and deystroyed entire dimensions, on top of that hulk has beaten the avengers and the hulk-buster on several occasions not to mention thanos has said he is the only avenger thanos would rather not fight some of hulks other feats include Catching and supporting a collapsing 150 billion ton mountain range using barely any leverage. (Marvel Heroes Secret Wars #4)
Tearing through a bunker designed to resist the explosion of a multi-kilo-ton weapon. (Incredible Hulk #177)
Matching the Super-Adaptoid, who had acquired strength and durability of over a hundred heroes like Iron Man and the Vision. (Incredible Hulk #469)
Closing the door of a nuclear core that the combined efforts of Thor and the Thing couldn't budge. (Iron Man Vol 2 #6)
Redirected Gladiator's beams back to his eyes, instantly knocking him out. The blasts were said to be hotter than the sun. (Incredible Hulk Annual 1997)
Matching two Avengers teams during a prolonged period of time even though the Hulk was gradually weaker due to a physical separation from Banner (Incredible Hulk #321-322)
Unleashing intense gamma energy shock waves from his body, Hulk almost destroyed the entire East Coast with a single footstep, while also threatening to destroy the entire planet... and even then he was revealed to be greatly holding back! (World War Hulk #5)
Destroying the Crypto Man after its physical strength became superior to that of even Thor (Incredible Hulk #205)
Overpowering Thor on several occasions (Hulk: Let the Battle Begin #1, Incredible Hulk #440, Mighty Thor #385, Avengers Assemble #4)
Pushing two spheres of matter and antimatter apart (Marvel Team up Annual Two #2)
Pulling and holding the tectonic plates of a planet together, a planet that's mass and gravity far exceed that of Earth (Incredible Hulk #99)
overpowering sufficient force to change the orbit (Tales of astonish #89)
Destroying a planet and the surrounding planets/moons in the Dark Dimension, threatening the entire dimensional/universal realm (The Incredible Hulks #634-635)
Destroying an asteroid that's twice the size of Earth in a single blow (Marvel Comics Presents #52)
Applying force to the space-time structure itself to prevent the Defenders from being absorbed into a fissure (Defenders #3)
Smashing and crushing Adamantium with his bare hands (Incredible Hulk #228; Marvel Team-up Annual #2)
Overpowering and shattering Onslaught's armor, whose power and armor were equal to those of a Celestial (Onslaught: Marvel Universe #1)
Sending concussive energy through countless dimensions after clashing with Ironclad (Incredible hulk #305)
Destroying Nightmare's Realm with his sheer power alone (The Incredible Hulk #299)
Crushing the enchanted uru hammer of Nul: Breaker of Worlds with his bare hands when The Serpent/Cul and his avatars known as The Worthy were at the height of their power (Fear Itself: Hulk vs. Dracula #3)
Thor is literally meant to be stronger/more powerful than Hulk, it was the whole reason why he was created as a character in the comics.
@@KarlWilliamKraft But that's just not how it is anymore, sure Thor is more powerful (not stronger), but Stan Lee no longer writes the characters (he hasn't for decades and characters evolve, they gain new powers and lose old ones) and there is proof Stan changed his mind later on when he made hulk beat Thor, Hulk's smallest feats still out way Thor's, for example some of his more "simple" feats including ones that Stan lee wrote include, Catching and supporting a collapsing 150 billion ton mountain range using barely any leverage. (Marvel Heroes Secret Wars #4)
Tearing through a bunker designed to resist the explosion of a multi-kilo-ton weapon. (Incredible Hulk #177)
Matching the Super-Adaptoid, who had acquired strength and durability of over a hundred heroes like Iron Man and the Vision. (Incredible Hulk #469)
Closing the door of a nuclear core that the combined efforts of Thor and the Thing couldn't budge. (Iron Man Vol 2 #6)
Redirected Gladiator's beams back to his eyes, instantly knocking him out. The blasts were said to be hotter than the sun. (Incredible Hulk Annual 1997)
Matching two Avengers teams during a prolonged period of time even though the Hulk was gradually weaker due to a physical separation from Banner (Incredible Hulk #321-322)
Unleashing intense gamma energy shock waves from his body, Hulk almost destroyed the entire East Coast with a single footstep, while also threatening to destroy the entire planet... and even then he was revealed to be greatly holding back! (World War Hulk #5)
Destroying the Crypto Man after its physical strength became superior to that of even Thor (Incredible Hulk #205)
Overpowering Thor on several occasions (Hulk: Let the Battle Begin #1, Incredible Hulk #440, Mighty Thor #385, Avengers Assemble #4)
Pushing two spheres of matter and antimatter apart (Marvel Team up Annual Two #2)
Pulling and holding the tectonic plates of a planet together, a planet that's mass and gravity far exceed that of Earth (Incredible Hulk #99)
overpowering sufficient force to change the orbit (Tales of astonish #89)
Destroying a planet and the surrounding planets/moons in the Dark Dimension, threatening the entire dimensional/universal realm (The Incredible Hulks #634-635)
Destroying an asteroid that's twice the size of Earth in a single blow (Marvel Comics Presents #52)
Applying force to the space-time structure itself to prevent the Defenders from being absorbed into a fissure (Defenders #3)
Smashing and crushing Adamantium with his bare hands (Incredible Hulk #228; Marvel Team-up Annual #2)
Overpowering and shattering Onslaught's armor, whose power and armor were equal to those of a Celestial (Onslaught: Marvel Universe #1)
Sending concussive energy through countless dimensions after clashing with Ironclad (Incredible hulk #305)
Destroying Nightmare's Realm with his sheer power alone (The Incredible Hulk #299)
Crushing the enchanted uru hammer of Nul: Breaker of Worlds with his bare hands when The Serpent/Cul and his avatars known as The Worthy were at the height of their power (Fear Itself: Hulk vs. Dracula #3)
and even ignoring all that hulk still has infinite strength so at best Thor could also have it (he doesn't) and be as strong
Thankyou for writing all that.
Not all dinosaures were killed by the volcanos, however after the catastrophe the oxygene level got way lower (it was 60x the amount of today). So for those who survived, the big one didn't last long because their bodies were too big for their lung capacity to feed their cells. Some smaller ones survived but they had to evolve to survive the new environment
8:28 what about the "Open AI" system? The hide and seek examples I've seen have the AI be "creative" in ways they weren't programmed to be 🤔
I like to think the "alien" elements are either some new form of matter (maybe comrised of different subatomic particles) or simply exist on another island of stability
When you made the statement about Automotive Mechanics, it's not that is engineers won't know. It's rather that we have a small idea of what might be wrong but we don't deal with it because of our field in engineering (such as Suspensions and Brakes engineers, Engines, and gearboxes) so therefore the person who owns the car must first know if the person they are going to assign the car to has knowledge in that field
"Oompa loompa's of science" was that a sheldon cooper reference?
The Cretaceous/Tertiary extinction event wasn't from a comet: it was a nickel/iron meteorite.
an easier example of AI progression is the far more recent discovery of a Facebook AI.
Two Chatbots were created that were not linked by anything except an internal server connection and the researchers at Facebook were seeing how they'd interact with each other.
They weren't given any directives other than to negotiate with each other, not in any particular language either.
And they developed their own short hand language to communicate with each othe. It was the AI Chatbots of Bob and Alice.
Apparently it also happening with Musks AI system that was created by Google.
An intelligence that isn't human that creates its own language and can communicate with others in that language and get a correct response that no human can understand.
When you think that there's a reason why we have translators for every language on earth, you'll realise why this is so scary.
I really hope technology lie, this is being developed rn! Tbh a lot!💯🎥
For the whole live satelite image problem. Starlink but for imaging?
We’re almost there
yup
I completely agree. New technology like AI will not be stopped and I believe they already have sentient AI already. They just aren't telling us about it yet.
Just a quick fact check, helium is not that abundant on earth due to how light it is, you are right on the abundance of it in space though. Nice video!
Cool video
Mewtwo poster is 👌
Thanks!
I too play chess, you just have to unplug it to win
Dude your insights are awesome. Very interesting even tho we're talking fiction lol its great to hear what's actually out there that compares to what we see and the theories 👌👌
I appreciate that!
Lithium is high on the periodic table but it's rare
Ok but what about when Ultron lifted a chunk of road with what looked like telekinetic powers?
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I have a suggestion, can you discuss the conversation between Jarvis and ultron in the beginning and how ultron was able to defeat Jarvis. I remember a robotics professor discussing that scene and explaining why Ultron was going rogue. But I'd rather hear your thoughts as a second opinion.
Could you send me a link, if that explanation was on video? I'd be interested in watching it!
at the same time it's a super hero movie
I plan to be a mechanical engineering degree. But be an automotive technician
Do you watch the whole movie movie, or just clips?
I can engineer and have mechanical skills as well im both sides of that coin
Well, is just sentient AI possible or is sapiant AI possible as well because there is a huge difference there.
For reference, Ultron is sapient.
whats the difference?
@@parychahal It's basically the difference between consciousness and self-awareness. Most kinds of animals are sentiant, however only humans are self-aware. Here is a quote from scientificamerican.com, "To be conscious is to think; to be self-aware is to realize that you are a thinking being and to think about your thoughts". In most works of fiction that focus on the development of A.I. they are talking about what might happen if one gains self-awarenes, Age of Ultron being one of them with two different outcomes in the forms of Ultron and Vision. Fun fact, it's presumed that Humans are born sentient but than gain sapience through the first few years of development.
Ultron 'lives' because of the Mind Stone in the lore
I never knew that comets killed the dinosaurs!
Hey man could you react to Mr.Robot in the future?
sure thing! Did you have a season/episode in mind?
@@parychahal well not really an episode itself (cuz theyre really long and slow paste) but like some of the moments about how it works in the industry, cuz i loved your insigh into the real silicon valley
@@zer0edgy952 Got it, I won't be able to watch all of it and give you the best analysis, but if I can find the first episode and react to that, would that work?
@@parychahal yeah, the first episode is really good
Didn’t show all the stuff didn’t even touch on the Hulk buster....
React to Marvel's "Indestructible Metals" - th-cam.com/video/eYNp3WNcudI/w-d-xo.html
This gave me an idea to make a video on all the Marvel Metals we know of - Vibranium, Adamantium, Uru, Iron Man's nano particles, etc.
The technology is nothing without a user
That is not a comet. Comets/ asteroids come in at interplanetary speeds, thats what makes them deadly. If you just drop something from a high altitude, even from space (100km or ssmth), its not going to be anywhere near as deadly as an asteroid.
Besides, if Ultron had the engines and power to lift the city up then down - why not just use the power in a more direct way, a regular bomb? You arent gaining any extra energy by lifting a piece of land up.
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Can you do: real steel?
I'll add it to the list!
@@parychahal 👍
Yeah do real steel
Majored in: Electrical Engineering.
Minored in: everything else!
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I was thinking of taking A.I. with Cornell University.
the ai of today requires our activation...
Theory vs practice. The guy who designs the guns RARELY has the minerals to be the one firing the weapon in battle. Mental power builds, testicular power fires lol.
Super hard to analyze this film for ya, I'm sure. Lol it's like "hey, analyze Star Trek for us". Ummmm, that stuff doesn't exist, sooooo....
Now I got a question,
When you say AI can learn all of the human knowledge which is digitized in a sec, but its not creative
What do you exactly mean?
Means they can learn how a gun is made but cant make one themselves?
Means, yes i do understand creativity means innovation, thought process and understanding the necessity for new development
And thus mankind explores new possibilities
But when AI also learns the drawbacks, necessities etc in existing world, with its abundance of knowledge and data, from history till today, cant they come up with new solutions by themselves?
Or will they just be like a machine who knows everything! But waiting for a command from master to proceed!?
When I say it's not creative, I mean that AI can't compose music or draw on a canvas like humans can...yet
@@parychahal have to say a music writing ai that has beaten a famous composer already exists
You should react to spider man home coming and far from home
this video was fun to watch but i did not understand one word he said
Doesn't the satellite have to be always in motion to stay in orbit of the earth? So there's no way it will stay in one spot to take live feed
What about vision
How about storing a copy of your conscious into a program??? it’s like you storing bunch of instructions of life to a program
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How far do you think we are from an ultron like AI intelligence and is it something we are likely to see in our lifetime considering latest innovation in AI?
When you do more of the big bang theory can you do the robot episode please and thank you
Are you talking about this one?
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@@parychahal th-cam.com/video/r5Ctcv6R3tc/w-d-xo.html no sir it's this one
Oh the killer robot one!!! Sure I can do that! Which episode is it and what season?
@@parychahal season 2 episode 12
@@wolfpaw2715 I'll add it to the list! Fair warning: the list is long, but I will eventually get to this episode
AI will be our end 😵💫
Hello.. I'm loving your content.. can u please review Spider Man far from home
I would just create an AI made to create a stronger AI than itself because if I created it and it is smarter than me then it could make a stronger version of itself
That already exist
Pls react to battelships
I see a suit of armour around the world what does that mean
I think he wanted to create an energy field like the one from wakanda
Or an army of robots controlled by ultron protecting the earth
Metaphor for automated security
Have you done pacific rim both movies?
It’s comic books irony stark should be smarter than you
who is the most important? the developer or the user? neither, both is equally important, without a developer there would be nothing for the user to... well... use, and without the user there would be no purpose to the thing developed.
and when it comes to A.I, all it takes is one single sentient A.I with the right kind of access going rogue for a serious global threat.
I mean 1k views
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You left out like 80 percent of the movie
Why can't you jus watch movie like the rest of us
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To be fair, the Loki staff with the mind stone inside is from another dimensional realm, supposedly outside of our universe. But thats comic stuff
I caused the 1000
His comments about meteor impacts and fault lines are complete rubbish. The concern with impacts is the dust kicked up by the impact, nothing to do with fault lines, volcanoes, or classic seismology.
Dude, I like your videos, but a commercial interruption every 2:20 minutes (!) is too much for me. And I am NOT going to buy TH-cam Premium.
I was wondering about ai technology. Could you actually create an ai system using a human mind as the source. What I mean is like an ai it acts like we want but the human brain is to actually create a processor that clashes with their primary programming. So the ai would have its programming to serve humans and anything else but the processor acts like a human brain where it can choose to act on them or not. Like on irobot what I've seen you examine.
Elon Musk is working on this new tech called Neural Link which sounds similar to what you're describing
@@parychahal I've heard of that technology and if is. It would most likely allow even more technology to be created.
@@parychahal I've been looking at neural link again and it got me wondering. Could it be possible with years of research to use this chip to communicate like sending on a phone. A vidoe of you seeing it would shed more light into it.