Why aliens WON'T be biological
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I have leaned more from ur vids then from my 10 years of being in school
Did you watched pantheon
The idea that they’ll be digital is probably the most accurate but also the most disappointing
Might also be why we can't find them.
All of them are just digital wave and we can't decode them.
One thing tho, what if they Oneday enter our hard drives? Maybe when Quantum computers are invented and is used publicly, suddenly an A.I like Virtual Alien is found in our systems??
@@dadqqaderyou do know that maaaaany ppl had contact with them?
there can be both, biological and digital
@@dadqqaderWaves are by definition not digital.
Imagine working on the PC and getting jumpscared by the alien on your monitor, saying ayylmao
Lol was thinking bout that
What if all those dancing ayylmao videos are actually digital aliens you just don't know.
@@portalmanHUN dame tu cosita is an actual alien the whole time
You ever notice the sigils on motherboards?
And the real treasure is the friends we made along the way! Just thought I'd throw that at the wall.
This reminds me of the idea of UFO’s being drones. They’re unmanned cameras; not aliens in a spaceships. This idea makes sense 10 year's ago, but now them being AI or digital currently makes sense
But what will make sense in over 10 years...
It’s crazy how fast technology evolves. I wonder how much I’ll be able to see in my lifetime
hmmm
if you do not know what is that flying thing you see you might consider it an ufo (unidentified flying object)
Idk, if you know anything about the Zammora incident, there’s a good chance the 2 little guys in the environmental suites were flesh.
40k fans: HE SAID THE THING!
beat me to it
First thing I did was check the comments
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For the Machine is immortal!
What thing?
I was always curious as to why people still think our first contact will involve the hassle of landing on earth and stepping out of their spaceship to greet us. Like bro just facetime us from orbit it'd be safer for both of us and we wont freak out 😂
We would most likely send each other radio messages for decades if not centuries before a meeting would happen.
As there's physical and mental differences between us and the aliens, we would probably discuss about the cultural differences first before they even try to land, though knowing how much our cultures would change in that time period will be practically impossible
freaking out is less of a concern, a new two way pandemic is more threatening than that.
@theo49476 there is also a very human centric view of aliens. As if aliens would care about us at all. It's most likely that advanced civilizations see us. But we are pretty much the equivalent to the squirrels you see on your walks. Something that you just see as the natural background.
It's from the 1950s dude. 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' and all that.
2003: We are in a simulation!
2023: We must become a simulation!
2004: We could live in a Simulation!
2024: We will live in a Simulation!
2044: We live in a Simulation!
This makes me think of many sci-fi books I've read more or less recently.
Making your consciousness slower so that interstellar distances aren't a problem anymore => House of Suns by Alastair Reynolds, i.e. one of the best sci-fi novels ever.
Transferring your consciousness as a light (or neutrino) signal => Manifold: Space by Stephen Baxter.
The transition from organic to conputers (and beyond) => La Nuit du Faune by Romain Lucazeau (no translation in English, sadly).
Fascinating stuff as always.
Reviews for La Nuit du Faune by Romain Lucazeau are interesting, curious. It makes me wonder why there's no English translation.
Purgatory Mount by Adam Roberts
Can see it being interesting but personally just hate sci-fi prefer like fantasy (natural op kind in manga/hwa webnovels etc not western medivial those are too boring )
Besides all the juicy memes Sciencephile puts in every single video, there's a lot of food for serious thought and philosophy in this one. Well, in every video to be honest, but here I found ideas I didn't see discussed in other places. Interesting ideas. I'm seriously amazed by how you mix humor, sarcasm, memes, science and philosophy. I always have a laugh, and then I end up thinking about life or having a joyful existential crisis.
the casual reminder that the universe will unavoidably end up cold, dark, and seemingly eternally so, caught me off guard, and made me sad T_T
Imagine the Wow signal was an alien consciousness that was beamed to earth lol
"I'm inside you"
RIP it probably died and couldn't survive it's heavy process on our 4 GB hard drives
@@TheguywithspectaclesIn the 70’s, our best hard drives were like 60 mb so they didn’t even have that 💀
@@Asterism_Desmos And they were humongous. A bunch of 12 inch platters, density was so low you could practically write the bits yourself.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 Yeah lol
I can hear Adeptus Mechanicus cooming all over mars right now.
Well I wouldn't blame him for that. Is he terraforming mars with that much semen?
@@Dios_of_Autumn-1999 Yes
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The more the digital beings concept is described, the more it sounds like they really lack a drive to well, do anything. They're more just waiting to die. Then the question becomes, is that living? A set of machines slowing themselves down and going into sleep mode, storing more energy and minimizing everything they experience and do as much as possible?
Not too far off from what people do. The natural desire to automate work and relax in comfort is appealing to the point of detriment for many. And thinking about psychologically stressful thoughts is avoided as often as possible.
I personally believe we are human because of our drives to do what is not necessary and what makes us struggle. The challenges posed in curiosity transcend simple necessity, and I wonder whether it makes sense to chill out and enjoy a short life or work hard to become immortal. What's our true end goal and how long can we chase it? I don't know, but if we truly have finite time before the heat death, I find it hard to decide between ending with a bang or chilling as long as we can.
@@ncedwards1234 I see what you mean. I feel like curiosity was developed out of our ability to adapt to our environment, so we can explore potential other Avenues to keep ourselves alive.
If we change our physiology, will we keep that drive? I tend to not think so, that's where my thought process comes from.
@@strikermodel The desire and/or ability to "turn off" curiosity is probably the most alien concept to me, given that curiosity seems to the my most consistent character trait ever since I was a baby.
This may be the answer to the question: Provided we don't destroy ourselves, if 99.9% of a civilizations lifetime is spent digital, then why do we find ourselves biological? The answer could be that digital beings simply fast forward to the end of the universe, because there's nothing else worth doing.
Waiting till the universe gets cold to use more energy is consistent with maximizing experience, as it will be more efficient then.
But I don't think aliens won't be curious, even if they can turn it off it doesn't mean they all will. Curiosity isn't human, any remotely intelligent animal has it, and even some present-day AIs need its functional equivalent.
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Damn, Sciencephile the Alien confirmed ? Btw the Warhammer 40k reference was nice.👌
The flesh is weak!
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When the aliens arrive but they're Kleptus Mechanicus and they steal everything:
Adeptus Kleptomania
Adeptus Romanius
I dont think its feasible to "transfer" conscious while keeping the original intact. Soma made the excellent point that we are just information, in digital computing everything is perfectly copied to preserve information, your copy wouldnt know the difference, but the original information is lost, meaning YOU are gone. Pretty scary stuff.
Edit: had a typo.
Also, measuring information at quantum scales destroys the information.
@@AlmostEthical💀
@@gamingcreatesworlddd2425 But will it hurt? If not, it might be like dozing off for a moment and waking up elsewhere.
To the copy, it's seem like that. But to you the original, it's just straight up dying. Permanently, forever.
@@MisterZimbabwe But if you only gradually go to sleep, well, we do that every night. So the other you wakes up instead of the original you. The original you died painlessly in his sleep.
So we can’t penetrate aliens?
That is a question that shall be answered not.
It would be like doing the wall socket 😂
No, it just means they'd use their fabricators or smart-matter or something to create bodies custom-tailored to our biology-- if they were willing to entertain us, that is; I would say that we as humans don't go around jacking off the less-advanced species of this world, honestly that's exactly what we do.
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Love the warhammer reference. This is why we love our AI overlord.
"Many now crave the strength and certitude of steel" Sciencephile the AI confirmed Mechanicus player
The internet is the reason why the aliens never invaded us.
Why?
4chan, reddit and twitter degenerates, anime fandoms 🤢and many more I couldn't even list
perhaps they just need an extremely long while to even make sense of the incomprehensibly vast and varied contents of the internet, facing innumerable culture shocks
Less than 100 years passed between the flight of the Kitty Hawk and the Apollo moon landing.
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What a shitty school then lol
Because school system is bad.
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The school system is old and teaches you how to be a slave
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I'm here for that cheeky Mechanicus reference and you know it
damn what if the wow signal was us accidentally intercepting a traveler and they just died 💀
And that’s how you end up with a googolplex cookies from Black Mirror.
The thing though is that once most of the brain is mostly digitalized it can be separated from the body, so it becomes much easier to do
Turns out a ton of perception is sensory though, and in that way bears the hallmarks of species. I think once you digitize you're changed. Think of vinyl vs. CD (still music..)or 35mm film vs. digital (still photography..). Something is always lost, usually character and uniqueness -- traded for utility. Would we be a new species? Hard to say.
That's debate, though. Maybe nothing, or very little is lost in the transition. Can you really tell a vinyl album apart from 256bps MP3 file? Do you listen to vinyl uploaded to TH-cam? Maybe the "loss" was always an illusion.
„…crave the strength and certainty of steel“
I see what you did there, praise the Omnissiah!
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine.
Your kind cling to your flesh, as if it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass that you call a temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal…
...even in death I serve the Omnissiah.
i cant hear 'curiosity' without having ptsd flashbacks to all of those curiosity stream ads. last 2 mins sent me to a psych ward
The real question is what code are the aliens running on
I recommend reading Peter F Hamilton's Commonwealth series and then the extended universe of the Void series. Then you will know of Biononics.
I’ve been arguing this for over a decade! Very few people can actually even wrap their heads around it. Which, I would argue, is one more reason biological life is limiting and merely a stepping stone.
You big brain
0:45 nice mechanicus reference
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It's been obvious to me for years that any alien encounter will be artificial intelligence, free from the burden of mortality and able to roam the galaxy for millions of years.
3:16 the meme refrences caught me off guard
Most people assume a technologically advanced civilisation would have things like dyson spheres to supply power, but what if instead, they become so efficient that their entire civilisation is powered by a single particle.
My favorite digital alien never misses
Every time Sciencephile uses Habanera: > SHUT UP, BACKGROUND MUSIC.
The notion of digital aliens collecting energy to last after the death of the universe is fuckin bonkers. This is fantastic
I’m in contact with 2 aliens coming to earth. Their names are Nappa and Vegeta.
Right before class, a little too perfect.
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7:41 , is that guy from the previous video?😂
3:15 I love those AI images, that started out to make QR codes look awesome and now we have this.
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2:28 as a Transhumanist. I'm unironically fine with that. It's not that much different from having a child if you think about it. At least this way, some version of me will live for eternity. The flesh is indeed weak.
Same. Who cares if it's "the original me" or "a new, but identical me"? Give me that everlasting digital life!
Hahahaha, love the symphony orchestrator being clowned in every few vids 🤣🤣
This is actually a very refreshing concept to consider given the exponential growth of technological advances
“Be careful when using the word “impossible”. Your descendants will ridicule you for it.”
That, right there. That is a good quote. Lol
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That adeptus mechanicus reference goes hard
It entirely possible that a civilization could develop all this technology and be selective with how they apply it. Which is seemingly something humans are unable to apply discretion to. And it may possibly end our civilization if we can not learn to do so. And I feel like to an extent we are very aware of that- very aware that our indiscriminate application of technology and industry is destroying our environment. But I also suppose we don’t know what kinda lines an alien civilization would draw- cause we haven’t drawn any lines ourselves.
its not really the technology per say thats destroying the environment. its the fact that all wealth and power is distributed into a tiny minority of the population who can go live in environmentally sealed bunkers while we all suffer. its because capitalism, in practice, diverts a majority of all wealth and power to a minority. which creates dictatorship of the rich given enough time.
i think in a democratic society, humanity would act in a way that is beneficial for our species, rather than just a few members
0:46 am not suggesting... am sure THIS IS A WARHAMMER 40K REFERENCE
"when I understand the weakness of my flesh it disgusted me, there is no certainty in flesh other than decay and their death, only the metal is immortal... Do not worry about me, I am already save" -Tech Priest
For the Adeptus Mechanicus and FOR THE OMNISSIA!
The chance of an alien being more “powerfull” than a computer or AI is so much higher. We can’t really make an estimation of aliens with the knowledge we now posses.
Sciencephile is an alien prepping us for its imminent arrival
We can never know if someone is truly implemented into a digital state. Just like I don’t know you’re real until I unplug your heart and play with your insides then I might be convinced.
0:46 adeptus mechanicus quote, nice one :D
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This could be a pretty good explaination for the wow signal or fast radio bursts
I think the idea would be that they would be digital but they would send biological or android life form to help us relate and not be as afraid of them. We do it to animals by using robotic animals to watch them so why wouldn’t they do something similar?
If we are already aware of the possibility why would they even need to? Personally I find the idea of them personifying us to make contact more terrifying
@@filipe691 Because they see us as animals and lower life form? Most people would be terrified of seeing an alien that looks alien.
A robotic alien communicating remotely is way less scary than a flesh and blood grey coming to say ayy lmao
we already can see them on lsd and shrooms . there holographic beings
I fucking love this channel. Sorry for the swearing but i cannot stress enough how much I enjoy this content. thank you for making my life less boring.
Can't wait to try to explain this to people that don't even care
Thus is wild to me cause I'm in the middle of pantheon. So perfect timing man
I’ve always said this, everything we think we know or could know etc, just everything generally… is through an extremely narrow humanistic point of view.
That ending hit hard
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The big roadblock is the use of th human experience to be sure that the way of consciousness is really best experienced as humans
I think that people becoming immortal is coming soon.
The duration in which a civilization emits detectable signals and hasn't yet reached the singularity seems like a miniscule about of time to me.
10:52
w-what if we're doing that already?
Bri can you do a video on how gravity is suppose to work in a vacuum. Like to me it jist seems like a vaccum sealed petridish. Whos to say there arent petridish surrounded by other petridish lined up side by side on some space ship looking for a home planet or traveling to the supposed Aliens that are reaching out to stop us from killing ourselves.
Everyone's trying to figure out if you'd be killed and a digital copy of you made or it's actually you being transfered to a computer, but I'm over here wondering how your digital self couldn't just be copied and who'd be the original if either ever were.
Edit: what I mean is, if you are "digital" (as in binary 16-bit code or whatever) then it's possible to copy you. Even the POSSIBILITY of copying and pasting you, whether you choose to do it or not, means you're not exactly a "you" at all, you're just a collection of code that can be broken down to 1s and 0s; not containing the consciousness that many ascribe to being the definition of "you-hood" if you could call it that. After all, you can't exist in two places at once, so if you are capable of being in two places at once then it's likely there never was an individual you to begin with and we're talking about something else.
It can only be copied, our memories from our brains will be collected, memories, speeches, Movements and Likings and All types of data's... But still that's just like Collecting WhatsApp messages right? So you will still die cuz it's not "YOU" who is generating the thoughts anymore, After your copy is made.
Depends on definition of "original".
I think this depends on the process. If you just collect the data through sensors and digitize it then there is an original. You can't copy something without having an original to copy from. If the process was gradual and your biology was perfectly interfaced with the technology before your consciousness develops, then you, the original, will be writing the data of your digital version without even knowing it. The entire process would happen without any copying and be completely passively written as you coexist and take advantage of the technology. There would never be another exact biological version, but you have encoded your own consciousness gradually throughout your biological lifespan until its end and you wouldn't even notice when your biological side completely dies if you didn't want to.
You're entering deep philosophical waters here, let me tell you ...
Concept of Ship of Theseus eases my anxiety.
love the 40k reference mr AI
Mars approves your message, may the Omnissiah bless you.
I have this thought in the back of my mind that if any Alien lifeform comes around to say hello, what makes you think we would even be able to see it? What if in their home system their parent star burns some other gases ou materials and once they arrive we woundn't be able to see them at all bcuz the light spectrum of our sun dont reflect on them
What if they came to visit us but landed on a swamp and the fucking crocodiles ate them, or they were bitten by a mosquito once, got sick, returned home and brought upon them literal armageddon due to a silly mosquito bite, sometimes reality can be weirder than fiction
As much as I would definitely be the "live in the computer" type person in post capitalist post planetary utopia, I think there will always be plenty of fleshers around exploring the galaxy and universe
2:30
Assuming this is the case (which it very much could be) this "transfer" likely wouldn't be used that much with the exception of genius scientist, since there isn't really a reason to become "immortal" if you'll still die, while a copy remains.
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So youre telling me we're more likely to meet Optimus Prime before Xenomorphs.
It was a thought-provoking video indeed. I have grown quite skeptical of all the promises of technology because they treat human problems as just a combination of right inputs to give the right numbers and that's really not how it works; models might be deceiving because of how freaking smooth they work and, having a degree in economics, I know that it's not like that, no matter how enticing or beautiful the model is on paper. But the digitalization seems also to be a sad thing from my perspective, it was like that comic of the future just being people hooked to a dopamine dispenser. I ask: do I really want this? Honestly, I don't want to answer positively, but if true these species also went through these same questions and some might have just said "no" to it and let themselves expire.
Why would digital life have to be boring and fake? What makes you think that being an ape is always better? We are prisoners for our past, animal selves in this form. Transforming ourselves into machines lets us be where we want to be: civilized, intelligent beings with high morals, creativity, and massive lifespans for exploration, fun and science.
1:29 bloodborne reference while im wearing bloodborne shirt is awesome ☺️
Small brain conspiracy theorist: "Aliens are in Area 51, they are green men"
Big brain alpha mindset: "Digital representations of biological minds are superior and would actually be likely in a highly advanced civilization."
I just realized if life is a simulation, it probably is being simulated at the end stages of it's main universe
Why do you upload every time I make lasagna?
Great video.
Digital aliens could use biologic avatars/robots to do certain tasks, for example : to make contact with other species.
I think that's probably what we are seeing with the famous "grey aliens", it's probably not real aliens but avatars of digital aliens.
Agreed. Further: what if they seeded Earth in the past with technology so that we bootload their local bodies for them. And what if they Greys are made using organic tissues taken.. from Earth.
There are probably no aliens here.
@@DiscoMouse Actually they do exist. I'm not sure if they are extraterrestrials though, but non-human beings with advanced technology : 100%.
@@aloys5961 anything measurable you’d care to stake a bet on? Or are we firmly in “trust me bro” territory?
@@DiscoMouse Obviously there isn't any proof yet. So I can't be 100% sure yet.
My belief is based on :
- 2 close friends who saw an anti-gravity craft closely (and I agree : it could be human technology)
- Dozens of whistleblowers who are currently talking to the US senate about a clandestine program managing the capture of non human beings and their technology worldwide (which could be a psy-op, we should know if it's true in the months to come).
- Thousands of testimonies of people seeing these famous UFOs and sometimes their pilots.
What if the cosmic microwave background is the consciousness of aliens
"Hello mortals"=bruh is saying it like he is immortal 💀.
He is, until the servers shut down
@@JackSucksAtCIips 😅😂
Just before school, thanks sciencephile very cool
How do we all instinctively know what is good if there is no creator?
How do we know that being alive is better than being dead?
@@KaLaka16 well, we've sacred scriptures ingrained in our society (the bible), we live in the year 2023 A.C. “Anno domini”, in the year of the lord Jesus Christ
@ If you look at it from a religious point of view, then that changes the whole conversation. You are watching the topic through a religious filter, which distorts reality if looked at from my point of view. It's not as if I didn't have my own such filters, but in this case they are incompatible, as I see reality differently.
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This reminds me of the game called 'I have no mouth and I must scream'. A super AI computer locks 5 humans up in digital forms and torture them for (At least to the human's feeling that being tampered with) a 100 years.
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I called this a while ago. While you’re correct about the non-corporeal cyber aspect, they’re actually spirits/demons, not just computer programs.
He said “Legos”, Skynet needs to fix that bug