Martin Rees - What Happens in the Far Far Future?
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- Our universe has existed for about 14 billion years. Looking backwards, that's about 1 followed by 10 zeros. Looking forwards, into the far far future, cosmologists can forecast what will happen in years numbered by 1 followed by 100 zeros! What will our universe be like? What happens to galaxies, stars, black holes? What could the entire cosmos be like?
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Martin John Rees, Baron Rees of Ludlow is a British cosmologist and astrophysicist. He served as Astronomer Royal and Master of Trinity College, Cambridge. Rees was President of the Royal Society.
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Martin Rees is brilliant,humble and open minded
If you practice being humble it’s just acting!!
He needs you to call him brilliant and humble it feeds his ego
I think we are an integral part of the spacetime continuum / wavefunction of the universe. I think it lives forever and we do not die but just change form. I hope when I am really old, I can still believe that and go with the flow with grace and a huge smug smile on my face :)
That sounds like wishful thinking Michael!
I like how Rees just stops when he flubs a word or sentence and just rewinds a bit and tries again :-)
obviously hoping for the editor to chop it to something smooth
@@PMA65537 Yup. He's a pro! And the editor didn't bother to take advantage of it.
he realized he said 6-7b years instead of 5-6b years
It is like musical chairs, but the music will never stop.
@@s2sailingfree For us. We feel so insignificant and tiny but I have a sneaky feeling that we are pivotal to the whole circus.
Thanks to Martin Rees’ brilliant mind, this video turned out to be one of your best presentations in quite a while.
My own personal view on the subject is that on the time scales that we are talking about here it is exceedingly unlikely that any intelligent life form would in any way shape or form (be it biological, artificial, or otherwise) endure. But if there is any kind of intelligent life form around by then (in any form, and whatever intelligence would mean by then) they would still have to tackle the ultimate question of existence (also your favorite heideggerian intrigue ): Why is there something, why is there anything at all, rather than nothing?
the way RLK poses questions sets the tone for the show--the best on the www..
I’m curious about the future of the Universe. But content knowing I have been not alive for most of it, and will be again shortly. Gratitude for my very short existence. Peace.
You are the universe.
We're riding meat coated sceletons through space
@@yugotuba You aren't riding anything. You ARE the meat and the skeleton.
@@bozo5632 well I'm riding my wife at night to oblivion maybe that counts 🤣
this is the way
(although to push back politely a little - things get a bit more interesting and weird once you ditch the dead/alive dichotomy altogether. it's a little mind-bending but worth contemplating! we're all just lumps of stuff in the midst of other stuff which have learned how to temporarily name themselves, really... life is a very interesting illusion!)
I like the quote(s) which basically say:
"The past n the future do not exist. The past is your memory and the future is your imagination. All we have is the present."
That’s like saying other people don’t exist because we don’t have their experience either.
@@shugyosha7924 How come?
@@graveyarddisciplesscotland5074 If you say the past and the future don't exist because we're not presently experiencing them, then we can also say that other people's experiences don't exist because we're also not presently experiencing them. The past and future (probably) do exist, just like the experiences of other people.
@@shugyosha7924 The past n the future only exist in our mind. This is true for us all. As Neil deGrasse Tyson said: "we are prisoners of the present."
@@graveyarddisciplesscotland5074 I understand what you mean, but there's a difference between our conception of the past and future and the actual past and future. Our experience of the past, and our expectations of the future, are what 'only exist in our mind'. The actual past and actual future however exist independently of our present experience, in the same way that other people's present experiences do.
50 years ago Poul Anderson wrote a hard scfi book called Tau Zero. In it the crew experiences the death and rebirth of a new universe. Perhaps his vision for the future is possible.
Who says that the universe will go on that long. It could all end within the next 200 years or so.
All we ever have is now x
Exactly so let’s all fully live in the now, be grateful for every single minute. We are all part of something bigger. Love and light to you.
And tomorrow
It would be hard for a civilization to prevent vacuum decay scenario.
humanity will survive as long as information can be stored.
That game of monopoly will still be going on.
Also, our descendants (biological or machine), may well be able to work out how to travel to another universe within the multiverse. Intelligent consciousness may migrate from universe to universe.
unless they are all idiots...
@@corb5654 yeah, if intelligence remains exclusively biological, then that seems the most likely outcome in the long run.
Most geniuses throughout human history don’t have children. Whereas the stupidest people tend to breed like rabbits.
Also, a simple look at both the history of our planet and the Fermi Paradox tells us that the evolution of the kind of intelligence which can do science and build advanced technology is extraordinarily unlikely.
Why does he suddenly pause, & sort of almost blackout before returning to the start of his unfinished sentence & continue ? I noticed that about 2 times !
Me too, it was as if he got a download.
He did it for editing purposes. The editor didn't edit it out tho, for some reason.
😂 I noticed that too.
Because he thinks before he speaks, unlike many other. ; )
Well, there might be already a super intelligence out there having a solution to prevent the death of the universe.
Or 5 elves and a polka-dotted unicorn ready to activate the reverse-button.🤔
It would seem there is. And he has communicated as much. Psalm 37:29; Mt.5:5.
If you accept the multi-verse theory, which is gaining strength in the scientific community, then this question is essentially irrelevant as there are an eternal number of universes out there and more will be born. So if our universe eventually becomes void and eventually fades, things will carry on in other universes and other dimensions.
The possibilities are endless.
i dont agree that the multi-verse theory is gaining strength .. That was true 10-15 years ago because was a theory that relied a lot on the string theory. Now that the whole string theory crumbled (even if useful in some parts) we can say that also the multi-verse theory have not solid ground under its feet . As much that some scientists consider it not a serious theory .
@@francesco5581 we will agree to disagree. i think the opposite.
Nice point and reality might be even stranger !
@@markfindlay8636 i am confident with my point as many scientists back my point.
end of.
Only Americans can hear eternity and still want more time "time gentlemen please"
Well thats ruined my day knowing that my atoms aren't going to be around in 1000000000000000000000000000000 years from now
Thanks
Think about Energy conservation. If one star dies another one will come about.
I can't get odds for it from my bookmaker, but I'd goo for the idea that we are the product of an advanced civilisation
creating a universe and observing their handiwork at their leisure. They may have done it many times and may be able
to undo their handiwork as and when it suits them. Just hope they don't decide to unscramble this one before we've
had our turn at existence.
Who created the aliens?
I thought that stars are always being born and that when they die out/explode that new stars are created from the debris and that we (humans) are made from star dust. So I don't understand how if new stars are always being created that one day all the stars will burn out. It is not the logical conclusion. There will always be new stars.
Star consume hydrogen. It will run out.
@@vladimirrogozhin7797 -- Thanks.
I think it has something to do with entropy and the second law of thermodynamics.
Unless the universe is a closed system, the energy will run out eventually.
E=MC2, tells us matter is energy and vice versa. So eventually all matter will be spent .
The space is final frontier, so there’s no ending, there
6:45 “ unhappiness” How can nothing be unhappy?
read is as "lack of happiness" ...isnt the same ?
@@francesco5581 I'm guessing on Earth ( no evidence of any other creatures in the cosmos that experiences emotions) lack of happiness outweighs happineaa and has done for a very long time. All one needs to do to confirm this is study the faces of other drivers on the commute to work. Death of the universe won't be a bad thing.
@@mitseraffej5812 luckily that kind of depressed nihilism is related to very few sad (and limited) people .
@@francesco5581 Actually it's rather liberating. As a young man I enjoyed to sports to the limit of my physical ability. Surfing, (I loved big wave surfing) with many trips to indonesia and skydiving. These days I send plenty of my life fishing from my boat. When others comment about my risk taking my response is I mitigate the riaks as best I can but why miss out on fun because of what might. After all what is the worse that can happen? On the road I am very cautious and drive rather slow and careful. I don't want to hurt anyone else and what a boring waste to get hurt or killed just driving a car. My eldest son has my view on life and spent time in the military and now is a private security contractor in the mid East.
@@francesco5581 Two sports.
The moral of the story “ Nothing lasts forever”
Except it probably does considering other universes. My intuition tells me reality is infinite.
@@bryanguilford6145 Yes it is difficult to comprehend nothing, be it before or after. I like Roger Penrose's idea of cyclic and conformal repeating universes. It doesn't however appear to have that much of a following amongst those that spend their lives thinking about this sort of stuff.
@@bryanguilford6145 everything with a beginning must meet its end.
@@bryanguilford6145 What other universes? Citation please, I’d like to know more
What happens in the far-far future is irrelevant to those of us living in the present.
True but we also have a lot influence in what happens in the future. So we just see it as irrelevant.
Penrose thinks that, after all matter decays, if only energy is left, then time, space and gravity will also cease to exist (since they don’t make sense in the absence of matter). The universe may end up in a singularity where all energy is concentrated in a single point with no dimensions, triggering another Big Bang. And the cycle would repeat forever. - I may have not gotten all details right, but that’s in summary what I understood from Sir Roger Penrose’s theory.
I really hope humanity will make it through to a higher form but reading some of the comments below makes me very doubtful and more inclined to believe we will end up in some banal war that will wipe us up and making us just another species that ended randomly.
Thank you.
"First-rate science fiction is a GREATER stimulus than second-rate science." I GOTTA STEAL THAT 😉
Imagine its 1022 and over the last 1000 years all the changes that have occurred...and if you could quantify them and factor in the avances...then factor in Moores Law of every 18 months or so technology halves in price and doubles in capacity and factor that into the NEXT 1000 years, 3022 would be very perculiar. Id like to see the film lol! MR what a dude. He is the dude.
I realise that "closer to truth" doesn't interact with its audience but I will shout into the void with this question...ironically about black holes. Has anyone postulated what happens to things that go into black holes? Does the matter "go somewhere" or is it destroyed? So when a black hole dies does it vomit out all the matter it has sucked in? Are black holes just a path to a different universe I mean like a cosmic plug hole?
Black holes exists in movies dude....
If a black hole did lead somewhere else it might disprove the zero energy universe hypothesis. Black hole might be just a trash compacter, with drool. Who knows!
Into another part of this universe or into a whole different multiverse. Perhaps dark matter is nothing but the contents of other universes, pumped into this one? One this is for sure, there is something on the other side.
@@hauntedhose Cheers Ted!
Matter that enters a black hole is ultimately crushed. Once inside the black hole’s event horizon, matter will be torn apart into its smallest subatomic components and eventually be squeezed into the singularity.
As that singularity grows, as does the black holes event horizon (the point at which nothing crossing it can escape - not even light itself). Over enough time however, all black holes will eventually evaporate via Hawking Radiation. This release of energy is so small and so slow that it would take a ridiculous amount of time for this time happen...but it will happen.
The current model for how the Universe will end predicts a "heat death"; the point at which all thermodynamic energy will cease and entropy itself will stop; a universe entirely at rest. Cold, boring and dead.
Stars as life, if you haven’t you need to check it out : stars that seem to cool faster than stellar models can account for could be hosts for what the researchers call "nuclear life".
If any other new ideas coming, with the better explanation, so we are free to rejecting the oldest one
Humans are going to figure something out... Our capacity to learn, adapt and move on is incredible.
Amazing video.
Our capacity for destruction is equally important to consider.
@@thomasorchard True
Cosmic Kismet Trigger Effect !!!
So basically we hope that technically will advance so far that it helps us solve the problem and save the universe?
World without end... world without end.
He quoted Woody Allen lol
What happens in the far, far, far future? Well, a proton breaks down somewhere, also a blackhole evaporates or something, and probably one or two other things. 🤷🏻♂️
The most bizarre thing about the far far future of the cosmos is the fact that atoms will be the size of current planets and even stars because of the expansion of the universe. Let that sink in for a moment.
The expansion of the universe refers to the space between galaxy groups, not between sub-atomic particles. Atoms are not expanding by this process, nor are planets or stars or galaxies.
Interesting how they'll accept "creatures as far from us as we are to bacteria" but won't consider God, which by all counts is as different to us as we are to bacteria.
How come your body doesn’t attack the bacteria in your gut? Because we come from single cell bacteria.
5:10 sorry didn't quite catch the reference. Can you please post the name and book? Is it Somnier?
"Some have"...
Why no twist like at the end of "interstellar" ?
They say the universe is expanding, and have difficulty accounting for all that is in the universe ( hence dark matter and dark energy etc). I submit that the universe is expanding because creation continues, and will continue for eternity.
This dude was born to be a professor at Cambridge.
If this person doesn't really know what the future actually holds, it would seem that the humble path would be to stow the speculations and wait and see.
We do it again.
Home By The Sea - GENESIS; WATCHOUT.
Im not sure about super evolved humans in the futur.... the people i know get more stupid as time past and there seem to be more of them. Yours truly included !
No beginning and no end....life is cyclical and you are not here to understand it, but to live it.
So the universe is a giant perpetual motion machine? Seems contradictory to me
@@hiddenknowledge6333 the universe isn’t for you to understand...
Did he say atoms die?
Is death forever?
"first rate science fiction is better than second rate science in discussing these issues." Cool!
I keep wanting to buy a new motorbike...but I still have some mortgage to pay off. Such a dilemma
Why are we listening to Well manicured man from ?
I’m hopeless at maths so I’m glad he gave value to sci-fi 😂
Looks like Mr. Burns
One liner: The future will be cold, dark and boring. :-)
but not boring than me
Unless someone or something has consciousness in the distant future it doesn't matter what happens to the universe. No observer no reality
observers do not have to be conscious and "consciousness" is at best an empty word and at worst a stupid fashionable non-sense.
Everything he said was a guess. No one has seen a star die, only an interpretation of light and radiation signals.
On the contrary the death of stars is a very well obseved process.
Editing is needed 44 seconds into the video and at 8:41 ;)
Also at 8:41! 😂
😔
Sir Martin is an incredible physicist. I've been his huge fan from my childhood. And Robert must talk to these genius people and not to the stupid man of the last episode.
I emphasize with the dilemma. Yet, aren’t we all stupid? Our single cup varies in fullness, but from an ocean of knowledge.
@@cps_Zen_Run yeah my friend, I really like your thoughts. I go by what Steve Jobs once said- Stay hungry, Stay foolish. I always like to stay foolish.
@Andreaz-64 you're really friendly, I like you. Everyone has to be open-minded. We can't do something that hurts others. We should be proud to be alive today!
@@soubhikmukherjee6871 So because one share your same opinion then he is friendly ? .
@Andreaz-64 Souvik has a thing for highly dysfunctional woman, and if you noticed his avatar -- black and white -- he doesn't like soul or spirit.
So you fit... the bill
If I'm not being sarcastic, then what would you hope for me to be?
Mr Burns in real Life
How far? 😀
I realise this is a bonkers question but could a civilisation a Billion years more advanced than us simply create there own universe and star systems as they see fit. The heat death of the universe assumes that an intelligence on a scale unfathomable to us won't be able to monkey with the fabric of the universe.
I have a suspicion they already have.
@@harper277 yes I have the same intuition.
you are able to manage your life.
your coming generation may be able or unable to manage life like you.
Why cant we just replace the sun with another star, could work
We fucking die with all these stupid questions and still no answer!
That’s the far future so deal with it!!
Fear has been the reason for all this crap.
We can’t live forever and death sucks but for some reason humans can’t deal.
A short range prediction about what will happen to our planet Earth in the comming 15,000 years is likely reliable. Our planet suffers from a recurring natural disaster. So it is predictable. The disasters are known because they cause a huge flood and other nasty things. Those disasters create a cycle of five civilizations. One of them can develop longer than the others and reaches a level of knowledge and skills that is higher than ours today. The last high level civilization vanished about 20,000 years ago because of the next recurring disaster that is caused by a plnet nine in our solar system. That will happen to us also in the next thousands of years. To learn more about the cycle of civilizations and its timeline, recurring floods and ancient high tech, read the e-book: Planet 9 = Nibiru. You can read it nicely on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Just search for: invisible nibiru 9
Not sure what happens in the far far future, but I am quite sure there won’t be humans then.
universe on Flat Earth
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what goes happens with universe nothing exist not
- what can happens with things whom exist not
"black holes evaporate" and other gems. What a load of assumption and speculation and hubris bordering on stupidity.
What happens in the near future will radically change everything that created men ( male and female ) have experienced during this temporary generation.
If the world is fully deterministic and if the living things do not have free will then you should be able to roll on to far future by plotting series of cause and effect. What stops? May be god of the gaps stops. So until we can solve gaps, we cannot say world is deterministic and no freewill of living things. After solving all gaps still there will be God of no gaps.
you have "gaps" in your mind.
@@adelvoid1530 so you know that why there is something rather than nothing
@@md.fazlulkarim6480 No one knows it. But some humans are working on it (scientifically). No need for God or stupid religions for that, we had them for thousands of years and they only created confusion and wars and despair. God or Allah is a cruel invention to dominate the weak minded.
That interview with Bernardo kastrup has been a long time coming and I'm still wondering how much longer we have to wait. How many agree? Like the comment if you do
not 6 or 7 years but 5 or 6 years . out of fuel . whats' the point of giving them these beliefs ?
I'M NOT SO CONCERNED ABOUT WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE UNIVERSE IN THE NEXT MILLION OR BILLIO. YEARS BUT WHAT WI. HAPPEN TO THE HUMAN RACE IN THE NEXT 50 TO 100 YEARS. GIVEN THE WAY WE ARE GOING WE MAY NOT BE AROUND EVEN THEN
In the future if we become exstinct then the remaining creatures would evolve into humanoids creatures like mice and rats ovver say 100 million years for the human race was once just a roadant millions of years ago???????????????
Can you book a room in a hotel with an infinite number of rooms when all of them are occupied?
Yes, in fact you can book an infinite number of rooms
Nothing to see here folks, just Closer to Truth trotting out the same years-old Martin Rees footage for the umpteenth time...
Holy C@#$ so AI isn't going to Destroy Mankind...... Just outlast it.
I find this film very biased - and therefore untrue. It is a very mild term for this movie anyway. At this point, another expression comes to my mind, that I have not seen more stupidity and crap so far. It is such a stupid movie that it should be shown in a circus as an example of mental indolence.
I completely disagree with the theses contained in the film. In order not to write too much, I will only say that I am a follower of the theory that our universe, after a period of gravitational acceleration - will collapse again - creating a new universe. How it will look like in my opinion - I present in a short video on TH-cam and Facebook.
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The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether.
What will the future of the universe be like? Will it constantly expand and disperse in the darkness of the darkness, or will new forms of matter arise? Maybe other theories are an alternative to space? For example, string theory, which predicts the existence of ten dimensions, M-theory, that is, the theory of two three-dimensional surfaces called branches, separated by a small gap along the eleventh dimension. Or the future of our universe is the "new" universe inside a black hole. These and other fantastic theories cannot stand the competition with quintessence theory. Although it has some logical quality, it is not the theory I would subscribe to.
As you have noticed, dear reader, this chapter is entitled - The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether. This is the title of one of the stories by Edgar Allan Poe. How can he relate to cosmological theories? Well, none or almost none. The story itself is not relevant at all. Reading them a few years ago, I did not pay attention to its title, but in explaining the issue I am writing about, it is a very apt statement.
The theme of this chapter is the future of our universe. I would definitely like to state that: from the beginning of its creation, its future is strictly defined and determined. The main and primary purpose of our universe is its final collapse. What does this mean Well, that after a period of unusually intense inflation from the first second of our universe, after the era of recombination, the formation of the first stars and modern galaxies, we find ourselves at a turning point in our history, which will be followed by slow, but systematic and finally faster and even faster velocity, all radiation matter will collapse back to the center. It is logical that if the Big Bang was the starting point of the whole process, then the turning point is its return. Okay, but what does this have to do with quintessence theory - this ridiculous-sounding title?
"Observations made over the past five years have convinced cosmologists that chemical elements and dark matter together give less than half the content of the universe, while the rest are ubiquitous" dark energy "characterized by an unusual property: its gravitational effect is not about attraction, but repulsion. While under the influence of gravity, chemical elements and dark matter are concentrated in stars and galaxies, energy tends to fill the entire space evenly in the likeness of fog. In opposition to these two tendencies, repulsive gravity takes over, which, by overcoming the gravitational attraction of matter, gradually accelerates the expansion of the universe. [...]
Measuring the current rate of expansion, assuming it is slowing down, it would appear that the age of the universe is less than 12 billion years. Meanwhile, observations show that some stars in our galaxy are 15 billion years old. By accelerating the expansion rate of the universe, repulsion reconciles the calculated age of the universe with the observed age of celestial bodies. "
quote from J. P. Ostriker, P. J. Steinhard, The quintessential universe, "Świat Nauki" 2001, No. 3.
Considering that dark energy is in 70 percent a component of the massive mass universe and the density of this dark energy is almost negligible, I would compare dark energy to the title "feather". Let's imagine that it is fluff that you can hardly see, but there is so much of it that it accumulates in itself is a terribly heavy burden. In this counting, dark matter, ordinary matter and radiation are "tar." As you know, this substance with a solid or heated consistency has a relatively smaller volume than down. Both these "heaviness" - down and pitch - just like dark energy and matter with radiation are inseparably connected with each other in a simply ingenious way.
Some stars in our galaxy are 15 billion years old, which would indicate the age of the universe. But according to the theory of repulsive gravity, the age of the universe is calculated at 12 billion years. There is a certain contradiction. It can be explained by The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether.
As you know, after the Big Bang there was a huge expansion of energy and mass from the center of the explosion. The whole mass was plasma. Mass has a higher density than energy, which is why in this explosion process the mass velocity was after some time higher than the so-called dark energy. Let's throw a lump of tar, it will fly faster than a large ball of powder.
So it was the mass that exploded first, followed by dark energy. To bring all this "theory" to an end, it must be assumed that the Big Bang was not the beginning of the process. How is it possible that this big bomb was stuck in time and in a space that, as a result, was not, and suddenly, it is not known for what reason, it exploded. In my opinion, this was not the beginning of space-time.
I would compare this whole process to the cosmic perpetual motion machine - a self-propelled machine that explodes and shrinks again and again, creating a megacycle. And we are just in the middle of it. If this assumption of cyclicality is true, then the whole process would be like this: matter with a higher density than dark energy has gone away first, but also the first one stops its momentum, because its total weight is lower than the total weight of dark energy. Dark energy has a higher total weight, but due to the low density it follows all matter. Dark energy, finally, thanks to the greater total weight overtakes (penetrates) the whole mass and rushes further into space.
It is this process that is "responsible" for the entire age problem of the universe. Invisible dark energy, heavier than mass, eventually gravitational pulls this mass with its enormous weight. Therefore, the edges of our observable universe are not repelled by the negative energy of the vacuum, but quite the opposite - they are attracted by dark energy. Although dark energy has very low density, it also has to "slow down" sometime.
Because dark energy has a very low density, it stretches like very long gum. Thanks to this unimaginable extension, dark energy loses its value as a huge weight. Here comes a key critical moment in the megacycle. The focused mass finally reaches the advantage over the extended dark energy and attracts dark energy gravitatively with all its "firmness". At first, this one doesn't have a high "return" speed. But over time this speed increases, reaching such strength that all this "armada" - dark energy and the whole mass of the universe - rushes back towards the center. And this center is the final moment of the megacycle. A new, next explosion is the beginning of the next ...
So it is this movement back and forth that is the foundation of our universe. This is essential for all its components. I am thinking especially about our planet and its inhabitants. This is only a theory and you need to confirm its assumptions by others. Cosmologists who have at their disposal an entire arsenal of scientific knowledge certainly evaluate it very thoroughly. If what I have written is contrary to science, you should agree with this without reservation. Submitting this theory to the judgment of science, I would like to say that in the event that it turns out to be a "misunderstanding", the entire rest of this book has virtually no meaning. Perhaps there are some inaccuracies in it, but the basic meaning of the theory of The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether is the cyclical nature of the universe, which is confirmed by some evidence that will be the subject of most of the chapters presented.
The earth will be destroyed by the sun. All human effort will be vaporized. All of your efforts are for nothing unless we escape earth.
This is only speculation. This reminds me that in many ways that science is some what just another religion. Having faith in what is being preached, having no way to prove or disprove the statements being conveyed. The references to science fiction seems to be synonymous to other religious groups referring to the scriptures. The fact is that species come and go and we are no different. I am not against individuals speculating as I take this with a grain of salt but it is by no means hard rock solid fact.
I appreciate your remarks, but I do resent individuals speculating after they openly acknowledge they don't have the answers. Perhaps he lacked the charisma to become a televangelist.
@@emasolie4135 please explain why I should care what you think or feel.
@@johnqpublic6228 I wasn't expecting you to care about anything. Why should I?
@@emasolie4135 Then we are in agreement and there is no further need to express anything else to each other.
Our sun will have ran out of fuel within five or six billion years. By that time, well....It will have ran out of fuel 🤷♂️ lol
The future is gone be nothingness.
the most meaningless question EVER. I love your ensemble of guests BUT COULD WE PLEASE get a new opinion on things
Does it really matter what happens in the far far future when none of us will be here anymore? I assure you that in a billion years from now nobody will even know we ever existed. That's assuming there is no God of course. However if God really exists then things could be a whole lot different.
"Logical concepts" are outdated as his gray hair on his head! We need to empower our "Conciousness"!
the only thing that is outdated is that empty word "consciousness". Be humble and study before you make a fool of yourself.
@@adelvoid1530Hehhe you're right! Study what is "Conciousness"! These so called Logical people are Clinically Insane. Even Einstein spoke about the higher level of awareness and this fool wasted his entire life doing nothing except earning the title "Logic" it's a pity that mental health is a serious problem.
Grandpa’s getting worse
Follow Jesus Christ
For God so love the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life
and matter would have ended its purpose ...
Who are these doosh bags? "well,forecasts aren't reliable..."
Gullibility is,for sure.
He and no one knows nothing about the future.
Nothing of any real value.
nothıng new, ONLY A REPETITION OF PREVIOUS ASSSUMPTIONS. BUT WE ALL KNOW THAT THE TERMINATION OF THE SEVN FOLD HEAVENS ARE SO IMMINENT, READ TEH HOLY QURAN.
What will happen to human condition which had always been forged with stupidty, backwardness, bigotry , stemming from that darkness in human soul?
Mr Rees universe end he see it Now. He correct No. He dont know how universe was before big bang and not know universe end. Super brain Rees model right now works. God universe mysterios mister Rees.