Please correct the thumbnail. It should be without the apostrophe. Lately your thumbnails have been having more and more gramamtical errors. Looks bad for the channel. How accurate can a video be if you can't even check your thumbnail?
CUNY EXPIRMENT FINDS TIME IS ENERGY AND CAN BE REFLECTED. LIKE LIGHT. IN CERTAIN MATERIALS. Scientists have hypothesized for over six decades the possibility of observing a different form of wave reflections, known as temporal, or time, reflections. In contrast to spatial reflections, which arise when light or sound waves hit a boundary such as a mirror or a wall at a specific location in space, time reflections arise when the entire medium in which the wave is traveling suddenly and abruptly changes its properties across all of space. At such an event, a portion of the wave is time reversed, and its frequency is converted to a new frequency. To date, this phenomenon had never been observed for electromagnetic waves. The fundamental reason for this lack of evidence is that the optical properties of a material cannot be easily changed at a speed and magnitude that induces time reflections. Now, however, in a newly published paper in Nature Physics, researchers at the Advanced Science Research Center at the CUNY Graduate Center (CUNY ASRC) detail a breakthrough experiment in which they were able to observe time reflections of electromagnetic signals in a tailored metamaterial. YOUR IGNORANT MOCKERY AND katy's lazy research is shameful
I saw David Tennant in DC at Awesome Con a year or two before the pandemic, he 100% Said "wibbly wobbly timey wimey" in his natural accent. It Was Glorious.
As light takes time to travel any distance, no matter how short, you can only see the past. Everything you've ever seen was already the past when you saw it.
@@christchex91 I mean, “trust me bro” and also, uh - Einstein saying “trust me bro”. In reality no two observers will ever agree on what time it is, but both will have canonically accurate clocks, and that’s part of the core of the theory of relativity. At a distance of one mile the discrepancy is 1/186,000th of a second so it doesn’t really affect the day to day, other than - kinda underpinning the whole linear nature (or at the very least, appearance) of time itself. Now, if the relative velocity of one of the observers is any substantial fraction the speed of light, now, that there is when it starts to get a bit - wonky. (In all seriousness tho: PBS spacetime is a good start if one actually wants to source any of this in a somewhat digestible format. Science asylum is most comprehensible presentations I’ve seen)
@@katywatson4940Wilhelm Reich, Katy. Have fun with that one. If you need help with field research I can drive over to his museum, it’s not too far from me. 😂😮
1:55 - Chapter 1 - I'm starting with the man in the mirror 2:35 - Mid roll ads 3:45 - Back to the video 7:50 - Chapter 2 - It's like looking in a mirror only not 20:15 - Chapter 3 - You must be noosphere 21:55 - Chapter 4 - Look who's torsion 23:55 - Chapter 5 - Now we see in a mirror dimly 26:05 - Chapter 6 - Busting your glass
That moment when Simon's glasses break has to be the all-time funniest moment in TH-cam history. I couldn't stop laughing. I'm laughing even remembering it. It's so completely random and also so human. Simon, you're the best.
There are definitely ways to travel in time. Here's one: It's just a jump to the left... and then a step to the right... ....etc. And pretty soon, I'm back in the late seventies.
I was one of those kids who smashed their faces into one of those glass-maze walls. I was SO convinced I found the exit so i leapt towards it and hit it so hard everyone outside watching was like "OMG, is he dead?" - well most of them laughed their asses off and rightfully so :D
When I was young, I needed help to get out of a mirror maze. It left me really dizzy, and my friend had to go and get one of our youth group leaders to come and hold me up while leaving, lol. I have no idea why I felt so dizzy, but I haven't gone into one since.
I just started going back to work full time (had a baby a few months ago) and had almost forgotten how good the upload time for these was. 2 p.m. is just when I need Decoding the Unknown.
@@BruceBoyde I understand and agree. Do you just work 8:00 to 5:00 (or equivalent) and use part of your roughly (I'm guessing) one-hour lunch break to listen to these on occasion?
@@Tahoza pretty much, but I work a desk job so I listen to podcasts and stuff when I don't have to talk to people much. Mid-afternoon usually is pretty slow, so the entertainment is much appreciated at that time.
25:53 😂😂 the editing on this whole video was insane. Balloon head Simon, awkward smiling man in the aurora borealis, Professor X, etc I actually laughed out loud
This is how the transmittation of thoughts works: - Person A, called "the emitter", thinks of something basic, like a shape (triangle, square, circle, star etc.) - Person B, called "the recieiver", thinks of what person A might think and writes or sketches his hunch down. - In case B guesses the thought of A correctly, both are called a "good medium" and math, probabillity and chance are neglected. - In case B guesses the thought of A wrongly, both are called a "bad medium" and math, probabillity and chance are neglected.
The More It Changes, The More It Stays The Same. It can stay smaller on the outside, while being exponentially bigger on the inside. What a pity men, we have no explanation, seems to be then, that Time/Space is quite Non-Euclidian
Time: whenever you are, there you go. Time is a finite curve that projects outward from the point of origin of our universe. To travel in one is to travel in both. Time is infinite in the paths it travels but finite in distance in both forward and reverse. Once the exact start and end points of both space and time are successfully plotted, travel between those points will be possible (but not to the EXACT start/end points), but instead of a straight path from A to B, it will actually be a side step to another path since it will be discovered that travel along the same singular thread is not possible UNLESS a way is found to remain stationary while space/time travels around you. Think of an F1 car in a race. All of the other cars accelerate to hopefully be first while one remains still, the track traveling underneath it. The track, as a construct in this exercise, need not worry about down force, weight, tire friction, etc, therefore its "speed" is not restricted by physics, unlike the car. The track, able to travel at infinite speed between two finite points (the starting line and finish line), places the car where the finish line begins at the start of the race with all other cars seemingly stationary during the "time" it took for the track to shift. One would have to step outside of relativity, or else the only "time" travel possible would be the travelers aging slower relative to those remaining relatively stationary, and that doesn't even account for mass increases. Anywho, we've got a good 800 years before most Star Trek-nology is common place. We can't even internet correctly yet. Also, this is all bullshit. The Matrix will exist before faster than light space travel or time travel and robot overlords will make sure our toys stay dark ages in comparison.
Symon's understanding of time as "only linear to us as paper would be linear to a 2d person" (at 5:45) is absolutely correct. Obviously this makes no sense from a human point of view cus we're built this way, but from a, let's say cosmic, point of view, it's KINDA accurate to think of time as just part of a never-changing universe's geometry the same way radius is part of a sphere's geometry. What we think of as "change" and "causality" are simply the way we see time.
Despite being incredibly cheap to peer review, the skeptics seem really afraid to try it. The authoritative scientists won't check the work, so only "crazy" people are building these things.
Time doesn't exist in the universe. It's a constant cycle of causes and effects. We only see 'time' because we can follow these chains backwards and count them. It's also possible to move through 'time'. Any point in time is just a representation of everything in the universe with its direction and velocity. All you have to do is move everything in the universe to the point it was at whatever time you want to go to. Can humans do it no. But anything outside the universe with enough energy can. This also proves that time as we define it is not linear.
@Spectre-wd9dl I'm sorry but this is just sophistry. The reality is we're talking about two different things, one is the philosophical concept of time as a chain of causality, the other is a dimension of space that very much IS part of the math of the universe and is the axis on which we (subjectively as humans we are) are placing that chain of cause and effect. Technically, yes, a maxwell demon could recreate any point or chunk of time in reverse or instantly through the entire universe, but rather than moving through time it would just be a copy of an existing different point in time.
Given that, at 12:04 Katie referenced the "Montauk Project" as being something more than the science-fiction it is, I'm not surprised that anything she contributed DNA to would haphazardly run into a wall. There was literally already a DTU episode about Montauk. It's also possible that, this early into the video, I've jumped the gun on this, but OMFG, it's basically a scii-fi that's gained a conspiracy theory cult around it.
At the point of nine minutes and fourteen seconds in to the video Simon finally has cracked under pressure of having one million channels and admits to having a screw loose, "...look, look, look at him dancing, dance monkey, dance..."
Cracking under pressure? Naaaawww! He just basically knows his place in life at the moment n just going with the flow of the routine as do many entertainers😂
I believe noosphere is pronounced no-a-sphere (like knowasphere), only bc this idea is used in SCP articles, referring to the collection of consious human thought existing in some way that can be interacted with
They say the smallest people on Earth (and therefore closer to the central gravitational force of the core, I believe) experience time like a couple nanoseconds sooner than the tallest people. So like, a small person would experience time ever-so-slightly faster than a very tall person. Hell if I know how true that is. It made sense at the time, when I heard about it years ago. I wish I could remember the details, lol. I wish I was smart enough to learn about and grasp this stuff. It's so insanely interesting. Like the guy that made a 4D Minecraft (well, a voxel) game. It looks like a drug trip and a half because we're basically 3D beings viewing a 4D world in it.
He was onto some really sophisticated stuff that was still very early on in its scientific discoveries, such as with quantum mechanics. A great example of this is how the double-slit experiment was eventually reconciled. A follow-up experiment used mirrors to divert the photons to two different detectors with one taking a longer path and therefore taking slightly longer to detect. The bizarre thing was that it always correlates, but how?! If the second detector is further away, how could the first detector know what’s going to happen ever so slightly in the future EVERY single time? The proposed answer is that time is NOT linear, but only appears that way to the observer (us)! In fact, the past, present, and future are all occurring at the same time which is why these experiments seem to “know” what has happened or will happen with 100% certainty! Now, this microcosm is similar to light on a macroscopic scale according to Einstein’s theories of relativity. Light, energy, and mass are all linked in a sort of predictable equilibrium, which is why time “slows down” in higher gravity, e.g. nearer to a black hole. This is also why we see a difference in time as determined by the observer (again, you and I) as someone approaches the speed of light. The stationary observer will “experience” time differently. The point is, we do NOT all experience time in the same way and this has already been proven with astronauts! Interestingly enough, objects in motion also appear relative as Einstein himself used throwing a ball from a moving train as an example of how things appear different to two unique observers. An observer on a train that bounces a ball will see that ball moving vertically from their position, however the observer outside of the train will see a horizontal or curved plane along with the vertical one. Today, this seems like common sense, but it could be applied in many different ways to accurately predict how we observe spacetime. So, is the technology to see different points of time scientifically viable? Perhaps, in theory at least, based on both the quantum and classical levels of modern physics, but the current technology doesn’t seem capable to support this if it is possible. I’d like to think that it could be a possibility, but just because time is technically not linear doesn’t mean that we could observe different points of it. Even if this was possible, it would take massive amounts of energy to reconcile. That’s something that we DO know with certainty based on Einstein’s works in conjunction with proven practical science on travel as we approach the speed of light (which we could currently achieve VERY little). This means that we could possibly “experience” travel to the future by using vast amounts of energy to increase our relative speeds, however we do not have a viable alternative to “turn back the clock” once we arrive there. If possible, we’d simply be stuck at that point in the future, but who knows what the future of science will hold?! (Yes, pun very much intended!) Edit: Although the “aether” was disproven as being the medium that was necessary for light to travel, we did discover an even bigger discovery that was in fact proven. That discovery was the Higgs field and without it matter as we know it could not exist. The Higgs field is essentially everywhere and links everything. So, there IS a medium for all matter to interact with, but it’s definitely NOT aether.
17:55 It’s called Crank Magnetism. The same type of thought processes that make a person likely to believe in one conspiracy theory tend to make them susceptible to lots of other conspiracy theories too, so they don’t tend to stop at just one. They’ll sometimes even express belief in two different conspiracy theories that are mutually exclusive without consciously recognizing that they can’t both be true. This can make for some quite funny conversations if you point out that they can’t both be true and then ask which one they think is false.
Uhhhhh MIRRORS OR MUSHROOMS? O_o cuz the E.R team NEEDS TO KNOW.....r they chillin n smoking some bowls with the patient?! Or time to freak out as they try to take out all the broken n eaten glass while tripping balls themselves?!😂
"The Light of Other Days" by Arthur C. Clarke. Published in the year 2000. Readable from any point in the future, via a wormhole near you! For a further back in time view of this same concept: "The Dead Past" by Isaac Asimov Published in the year 1956.
Before the intro is over: My initial statement is that any mirror *technically* shows you the past, because although the reflect looks instant to us, there *is* a tiny fraction of time from the light bouncing off the object in question, go to the mirror, bounce off, travel to our eye, and then the minor processing time for our consciousness to recognize that something was seen. Update 1: The first time I was in a mirror house at a carnival, I just stared at the ceiling and followed the lines to know there wasn't a wall infront of me. I never had any interest to go into another one after that. Also, I laughed typing out this update because the time delay for light was mentioned, which I had just typed out originally. 😂
Kozyrev's conception of Time is almost perfectly inverted... which ironically DOES provide some utility as a thought experiment, but doesn't pan out in full
*0:10** Actually Fact-Boy all mirrors let you see the past. If you know how light works. Like if the sun just teleported away we wouldn't see it for a few minutes. When you look in the mirror you are seeing yourself a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a nanosecond in the past. Like if you were the flash moving fast your movements wouldn't line up the mirror*
*And my genius fiancée just pointed out that it takes your brain milliseconds for the occipital lobe to process visual stimuli? So that means we are technically seeing even farther back than we think*
time as linear is just the same as taking a land journey, we can only see the bit we are at... but it all exists before and behind us... one of my fave musings is that our current consciousness could just be as a tourist or student able to immerse themselves in someone's experience/life already lived... and it takes around an hour in the VR chamber... :)
TECHNICALLY every mirror lets you see the past. There is some infinitesimally small amount of time that passes as the light reflects of the objects visible in the mirror, then TO the mirror, then to your eyes. So technically everything you see in the mirror happened some amount of microseconds before you actually see it.
The moment I first learned of this supposedly magic mirror and watched a documentary, I groaned, cringed; when I saw your thumbnail I was curious to hear what you had to say, and didn't know it would be so FUNNY!
There is a portable version of the mirror that you can try out for yourself. You just need some high grade aluminium foil and some transparent, cellulose-based, pressure-sensitive tape. Wrap the foil around your head one and a half times and fix in place with the tape. To activate the mirror just raise your arms to shoulder height and make a T shape with your body and spin in place. Spin until you feel light headed, this is an indicator that the mirror is working. As you learn to use the mirror and activate it for longer periods you will begin to see the stars themselves before your eyes. And see through time and space. To change the flow of time simply invert the mirror and spin in the opposite direction. Try to wear the mirror in your daily life even when not activating it, as this will help attune it to your ever increasing psychic abilities. You will likely begin to see other susceptible people avoid you and even run from you, due to your powerful dominant psychic presence. Please use responsibly.
10:49 the irony is if Kozyrev had said “it is positive time flow that adds *entropy* to our universe” he would have been sort-of kind-of correct, (if possibly backwards) if you know, you know.
Because I have done a harmonic alignment with Simon talking about mirrors, my resonance and bioharmonization have concentrated my etheric energy into a tight time perception which my left rotation has added to my mental visualization. Place BS icon here.
You should look into the experiment done by Professor Ron Mallett. He has a doctorate in physics and specializes in Einstein's theory of relativity. He made a time machine, the catch is you can only go back as far as when the machine is built and turned on no further. Secondly you can't send back matter only photons of light, it's an interesting experiment and might be an interesting topic on your show. The story is well for the reason why he built it and wants to do a time machine. It is quite touching as well as a quest to save someone that he loves.
The mirror-touching episode "There But For the Grace of God" & the Stargate powered by Asgard energy weapon "Ripple Effect" are 2 of my FAVORITE alternate universe storylines in all of the SGU. But the solar flare inducing time travel episode "1969" is a close 3rd. (Moebius 1 & 2 combine both time travel & alternate timeline and still do my head in with trying to unravel the potential implications & dangling plot threads. A story well-named.) Edited to add: Sliders, Fringe & Primeval are 3 other series with alternate/parallel universes &/or time travel. Farscape has some great episodes of both as well. (AU Crichton was insanely hot.) Edited to add 2: oooh, connected human consciousness is part of the plot of Sense8. I hate that Netflix canceled that show.
@@astrid703 OMG yes. IDK why so many of the mirror universe episodes in almost any series that has them have the hottest versions of the characters!?! I mean, not just Spock & Crichton but hello, Empress Sato?
If i imagine “light bouncing around a spiral tube” in a way that involves “magnifying psychic abilities” the first thing that comes to mind is… Fiber optic cable and the effect of vast increases in bandwidth on human psychosocial connections.
Physicist here, synchrotron radiation is radiation emitted from electrons when they are moving very fast in circle. These radiations are in the form of very high energy photons. So it's just a "fancy" way of saying a gamma ray source. A banana is technically a gamma ray source, so just use that. (This explanation is grossly simplified, but since whoever wrote the synchrotron radiation blab blab blab doesn't seem like they know what they are talking about, I don't think I need to explain all the details) This kind of stupid science jargon is particularly annoying, cause it is obviously made up by someone who doesn't know what they are talking about and trying to sound smart by saying dumb things.
For me the really annoying part is that for every steaming pile of bs there will be a sizable crowd cheering and asking for more of it, even though you certainly don't have to be a physicist to identify the characteristic smell. Funny, how in a weird way these guys indeed seen the future.
Honestly, listening to it? I was reminded of a Seanbaby line about one of the dumbest things a would-be UFC fighter ever said: "That sentence meant so much less than nothing that several of the words involved were seriously injured in the process."
Fml, already lost it at the man in the mirror, as I had a childhood best friend in the 90’s loving MJ, so I thought it and then the small ‘hee hee’ 2 min. in.
I can absolutely verify that the density of bodies that surround us have a definite effect on the passage of time. Once I was on a 30 minute bus ride across town and sat next to a particularly dense person that wouldn't stop talking the whole trip. Though my trip only lasted 30 minutes, I felt the full effect of 12 hours go by.
Gotta admire the obligatory vodka-induced lunacy of russians when it manifests in relatively harmless ways. They could all be like that, just sitting peacefully in their time spirals, and this world would be a lot better place.
I made it halfway through video before bed then used 2nd half to go back to sleep after waking up. I think this is first one of his videos I've been able to watch all of it at one time.
This sounds a lot like how they describe "light travel" in K-PAX. As a sort of "consciousness teleporter" that can instantaneously "travel" you across the universe or across town.
We already live in the 4th dimension. If you don't believe me, think of this. How do you intercept a moving object? How many downside do you have to plot? X, y, z, and t. Vertical, horizontal, distance, and TIME.
MRI machines are sooo relaxing You get to lie still for a while with that humming in the background... I've been twice and I just find them fascinating and relaxing
I put in the earplugs, close my eyes, count down from 10, and I’m in Dee freeze in a spaceship. I’ve had … 5 now, geez, that can’t be good. CT is so much faster.
Bob Shaw wrote "Other Days, Other Eyes" based on the same premise in 1972. Perhaps it was based on Kozyrev? An obscure science fiction classic by a forgotten British writer.
NGL, the title "the mirror that let's you you see through time" in the thumbnail broke my brain for a sec. Yes there are two 'you' and the use of let's vs lets Great work on the video though!
No. They don't give you a sedative when you go into an MRI machine. Just a panic button. It's so loud anyhow that I don't think you'd have enough attention to put onto a panic attack or claustrophobic episode.
I love the fact that gravity influences time and that for once this is something we can and did prove. It kinda breaks my perception of reality to imagine that if somebody was standing on the moon time would flow differently for them compared to me.
New discoveries in quantum mechanics combined with the "observer effect" will show, in the future, that some psychic phenomenon are science we just don't understand yet.
16:20 the closer you are to the poles, the less distance you're travelling, and the less quickly you're traveling through space, as the Earth spins on the daily cycle. So you physically move less through space than you do at the equator.
I did that thing in a mirror maze when I was a kid. It was plexiglass. I thought I saw the exit and got super excited as I ran towards the exit. My mom didn't do the maze and was waiting out in front of it for me. She got a nice view of me slamming face first full speed into that plexiglass. I didn't get a bloody nose like that kid, but as I slid down the glass, my hand slipped over into what was the actual exit for the maze. My mom spent the rest of the time we were at the carnival making fun of me for smashing into the glass like that. It was super embarrassing.
de Chardin's philosophies are at the core of Dan Simmon's science-fiction novels, including the Hyperion Cantos (where one of the POpe's is even named Teilhard I) and the Ilium/Olympos novels (where the biosphere and noosphere are represented as manifested avatars of Ariel and Prospero respectively). Fascinating stuff. It also goes into the expanded Omega Point idea, which is that God is born at the end of the universe by the mass death of all sentient life, but then is propelled backwards through time (I am heavily simplifying here).
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Will Surfshark protect me from Kozyrev mirrors detecting my data usage? :)
Ooooh! How'd you post this 14 hours ago when the video has only been out for 6 hours??? 🤨🤗😉
Please correct the thumbnail. It should be without the apostrophe. Lately your thumbnails have been having more and more gramamtical errors. Looks bad for the channel. How accurate can a video be if you can't even check your thumbnail?
@@MarijaEnchantix Yeah what is "Let us you see" It makes no sense
CUNY EXPIRMENT FINDS TIME IS ENERGY AND CAN BE REFLECTED. LIKE LIGHT. IN CERTAIN MATERIALS.
Scientists have hypothesized for over six decades the possibility of observing a different form of wave reflections, known as temporal, or time, reflections. In contrast to spatial reflections, which arise when light or sound waves hit a boundary such as a mirror or a wall at a specific location in space, time reflections arise when the entire medium in which the wave is traveling suddenly and abruptly changes its properties across all of space. At such an event, a portion of the wave is time reversed, and its frequency is converted to a new frequency.
To date, this phenomenon had never been observed for electromagnetic waves. The fundamental reason for this lack of evidence is that the optical properties of a material cannot be easily changed at a speed and magnitude that induces time reflections. Now, however, in a newly published paper in Nature Physics, researchers at the Advanced Science Research Center at the CUNY Graduate Center (CUNY ASRC) detail a breakthrough experiment in which they were able to observe time reflections of electromagnetic signals in a tailored metamaterial.
YOUR IGNORANT MOCKERY AND katy's lazy research is shameful
I saw David Tennant in DC at Awesome Con a year or two before the pandemic, he 100% Said "wibbly wobbly timey wimey" in his natural accent. It Was Glorious.
The McDoctor got where he is by being wibblier than the wobblies and timier than the wimeys.
As light takes time to travel any distance, no matter how short, you can only see the past. Everything you've ever seen was already the past when you saw it.
Source : trust me bro
Thank you for sharing.......I think.
@@christchex91 I mean, “trust me bro” and also, uh - Einstein saying “trust me bro”. In reality no two observers will ever agree on what time it is, but both will have canonically accurate clocks, and that’s part of the core of the theory of relativity. At a distance of one mile the discrepancy is 1/186,000th of a second so it doesn’t really affect the day to day, other than - kinda underpinning the whole linear nature (or at the very least, appearance) of time itself. Now, if the relative velocity of one of the observers is any substantial fraction the speed of light, now, that there is when it starts to get a bit - wonky.
(In all seriousness tho: PBS spacetime is a good start if one actually wants to source any of this in a somewhat digestible format. Science asylum is most comprehensible presentations I’ve seen)
This fact escapes a LOT of folks. Especially on cosmic scales.
@@christchex91do you think that light travels instantly? That there is no speed of light?
Thank you Katy for writing today’s episode.
Oh, you’re welcome
@@katywatson4940thank you for all the hard work and entertainment! Do you have a blog or website with more musings? I’d love a good read
I wish to blame Katy for genocides. All of them.
@@katywatson4940Wilhelm Reich, Katy. Have fun with that one. If you need help with field research I can drive over to his museum, it’s not too far from me. 😂😮
Indeed!
I actually made one of these for myself. I use it to order food. I end up getting the food delivered before I even know what I'm going to want.
Nice! And here I am still using a tachyonic antitelephone for that like a dumpus.
saves you time trying to figure out what you want to eat :) I'll take one of those, please.
...and it's a crapshoot for condiments...
@@yasminni485 Maybe if you don't know what you want ti eat, you ain't hungry.
@@4362mont that could also be true.
1:55 - Chapter 1 - I'm starting with the man in the mirror
2:35 - Mid roll ads
3:45 - Back to the video
7:50 - Chapter 2 - It's like looking in a mirror only not
20:15 - Chapter 3 - You must be noosphere
21:55 - Chapter 4 - Look who's torsion
23:55 - Chapter 5 - Now we see in a mirror dimly
26:05 - Chapter 6 - Busting your glass
Beautiful 👌🏻
_"And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music."_
~Fredrick Nietzsche
The best part of sitting in my mirror machine is it gives me time to reflect
That moment when Simon's glasses break has to be the all-time funniest moment in TH-cam history. I couldn't stop laughing. I'm laughing even remembering it. It's so completely random and also so human. Simon, you're the best.
The fact that his glasses broke EXACTLY as he said 'glass' made it even funnier!
09:00 Yes that's glorious... 🤭
@@tesseract_1982ah thank you, I listened to the first half as a podcast and totally lost this.
There are definitely ways to travel in time. Here's one: It's just a jump to the left... and then a step to the right...
....etc.
And pretty soon, I'm back in the late seventies.
put your hands on your hips...
If I do it long enough I'll be in my 70's
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@@BrilliantDesignOnline Shucks... Just fan-mail from some flounder...
Slide to the left, slide to the right, cha cha now
Happy to be here, in Prague, chilling with you Factboi, after another long day exploring your beautiful city 😀
Wait, Prague isn't his! Yet.
I was one of those kids who smashed their faces into one of those glass-maze walls. I was SO convinced I found the exit so i leapt towards it and hit it so hard everyone outside watching was like "OMG, is he dead?" - well most of them laughed their asses off and rightfully so :D
I'm sorry for laughing.... but I really needed to read a comment like this right now. Thank you! I'm glad you're okay, though
So, was you dead?
Yeah, I recall smacking my forehead pretty hard too in one of those. Good thing they usually aren't big enough to get up a lot of speed.
When I was young, I needed help to get out of a mirror maze. It left me really dizzy, and my friend had to go and get one of our youth group leaders to come and hold me up while leaving, lol. I have no idea why I felt so dizzy, but I haven't gone into one since.
@@burtdurger847hopefully
Maybe the real Kozyrev is the screen you watch Simon speaking from the past right now
I appreciate that you took an annoying cliche comment and made it actually funny to read
I'm watching this in the future of when it was uploaded 😊
"it's like looking in a mirror, only not"
Is that quote from something other than the movie Face Off?
I just started going back to work full time (had a baby a few months ago) and had almost forgotten how good the upload time for these was. 2 p.m. is just when I need Decoding the Unknown.
Wait, how do you work full time and watch a 40 minute video at 2pm?
@@Tahoza I mean, it's basically a podcast. I just listen to these.
@@BruceBoyde I understand and agree. Do you just work 8:00 to 5:00 (or equivalent) and use part of your roughly (I'm guessing) one-hour lunch break to listen to these on occasion?
@@Tahoza pretty much, but I work a desk job so I listen to podcasts and stuff when I don't have to talk to people much. Mid-afternoon usually is pretty slow, so the entertainment is much appreciated at that time.
Congratulations
25:53 😂😂 the editing on this whole video was insane. Balloon head Simon, awkward smiling man in the aurora borealis, Professor X, etc I actually laughed out loud
Mr. Mythos did an excellent deep dive into this subject , i highly recommend it
This is how the transmittation of thoughts works:
- Person A, called "the emitter", thinks of something basic, like a shape (triangle, square, circle, star etc.)
- Person B, called "the recieiver", thinks of what person A might think and writes or sketches his hunch down.
- In case B guesses the thought of A correctly, both are called a "good medium" and math, probabillity and chance are neglected.
- In case B guesses the thought of A wrongly, both are called a "bad medium" and math, probabillity and chance are neglected.
Time: It’s more like it is now than it ever was before
Space: No matter where you go, there you are
I remember that Space quote from Buckaroo Bonzai Across the Eighth Dimension. Although Buckaroo was not the first to say it.
The More It Changes, The More It Stays The Same.
It can stay smaller on the outside, while being exponentially bigger on the inside. What a pity men, we have no explanation, seems to be then, that Time/Space is quite Non-Euclidian
When he said Sliders!!! oh the memories. That show was so great until it wasn't lol. You had to be there!
I loved it... I mean, it had the dude from Joe's Appartment!
@@MerriwenAnd it had John Rhys Davies, who was in a James Bond movie, 2 Raiders Of The Lost Ark movies, 3 Lord Of The Rings movies, and many more.
Quantum Leap
I showed a friend Sliders about 10 years after it began. She Couldn't Believe she had missed it, being a sci-fi and LOTR fan. 😆
I watched it all, right to the death of it, one of my favourite shows of all time
Can we get a channel purely based around Simon trying to repair household objects?
👍 only use the script and gets 10 mins 😂
Are you sure that that channel doesn't already exist among his 10,000+ channels?
To quote Jeremy Clarkson: "How hard can it be" and "What could possibly go wrong"
Time: whenever you are, there you go.
Time is a finite curve that projects outward from the point of origin of our universe. To travel in one is to travel in both. Time is infinite in the paths it travels but finite in distance in both forward and reverse. Once the exact start and end points of both space and time are successfully plotted, travel between those points will be possible (but not to the EXACT start/end points), but instead of a straight path from A to B, it will actually be a side step to another path since it will be discovered that travel along the same singular thread is not possible UNLESS a way is found to remain stationary while space/time travels around you.
Think of an F1 car in a race. All of the other cars accelerate to hopefully be first while one remains still, the track traveling underneath it. The track, as a construct in this exercise, need not worry about down force, weight, tire friction, etc, therefore its "speed" is not restricted by physics, unlike the car. The track, able to travel at infinite speed between two finite points (the starting line and finish line), places the car where the finish line begins at the start of the race with all other cars seemingly stationary during the "time" it took for the track to shift.
One would have to step outside of relativity, or else the only "time" travel possible would be the travelers aging slower relative to those remaining relatively stationary, and that doesn't even account for mass increases. Anywho, we've got a good 800 years before most Star Trek-nology is common place. We can't even internet correctly yet.
Also, this is all bullshit. The Matrix will exist before faster than light space travel or time travel and robot overlords will make sure our toys stay dark ages in comparison.
Symon's understanding of time as "only linear to us as paper would be linear to a 2d person" (at 5:45) is absolutely correct. Obviously this makes no sense from a human point of view cus we're built this way, but from a, let's say cosmic, point of view, it's KINDA accurate to think of time as just part of a never-changing universe's geometry the same way radius is part of a sphere's geometry. What we think of as "change" and "causality" are simply the way we see time.
Despite being incredibly cheap to peer review, the skeptics seem really afraid to try it.
The authoritative scientists won't check the work, so only "crazy" people are building these things.
Time doesn't exist in the universe. It's a constant cycle of causes and effects. We only see 'time' because we can follow these chains backwards and count them.
It's also possible to move through 'time'. Any point in time is just a representation of everything in the universe with its direction and velocity. All you have to do is move everything in the universe to the point it was at whatever time you want to go to. Can humans do it no. But anything outside the universe with enough energy can. This also proves that time as we define it is not linear.
@Spectre-wd9dl I'm sorry but this is just sophistry. The reality is we're talking about two different things, one is the philosophical concept of time as a chain of causality, the other is a dimension of space that very much IS part of the math of the universe and is the axis on which we (subjectively as humans we are) are placing that chain of cause and effect. Technically, yes, a maxwell demon could recreate any point or chunk of time in reverse or instantly through the entire universe, but rather than moving through time it would just be a copy of an existing different point in time.
The "am I making any sense" at 6:07 I understood ya.
Sorry Katie, but your daughter running into the wall is too funny.
💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😂😂
Given that, at 12:04 Katie referenced the "Montauk Project" as being something more than the science-fiction it is, I'm not surprised that anything she contributed DNA to would haphazardly run into a wall.
There was literally already a DTU episode about Montauk.
It's also possible that, this early into the video, I've jumped the gun on this, but OMFG, it's basically a scii-fi that's gained a conspiracy theory cult around it.
Jesus christ, you are quite a gem huh
It is possible that Katie didn’t write that script and didn’t really know what happened with it.
Yeah. I wrote that one! Bit mean about me and my spawn 😆
Me: born in 1991, feeling old.
Simon: YOU YOUNG LIL WHIPPER SNAPPER!!!!
Me: 😊 lol
I too, a 1991 baby feel old most days 😂
Oh, younglings, I was 12 when you were born 😂😂
@@victoriaeads6126 And I was 20. *sigh* kids...
Both you and Simon make me feel old
I’m yer auntie #1968
At the point of nine minutes and fourteen seconds in to the video Simon finally has cracked under pressure of having one million channels and admits to having a screw loose,
"...look, look, look at him dancing, dance monkey, dance..."
Cracking under pressure? Naaaawww! He just basically knows his place in life at the moment n just going with the flow of the routine as do many entertainers😂
I believe noosphere is pronounced no-a-sphere (like knowasphere), only bc this idea is used in SCP articles, referring to the collection of consious human thought existing in some way that can be interacted with
They say the smallest people on Earth (and therefore closer to the central gravitational force of the core, I believe) experience time like a couple nanoseconds sooner than the tallest people. So like, a small person would experience time ever-so-slightly faster than a very tall person.
Hell if I know how true that is. It made sense at the time, when I heard about it years ago. I wish I could remember the details, lol.
I wish I was smart enough to learn about and grasp this stuff. It's so insanely interesting. Like the guy that made a 4D Minecraft (well, a voxel) game. It looks like a drug trip and a half because we're basically 3D beings viewing a 4D world in it.
He was onto some really sophisticated stuff that was still very early on in its scientific discoveries, such as with quantum mechanics. A great example of this is how the double-slit experiment was eventually reconciled. A follow-up experiment used mirrors to divert the photons to two different detectors with one taking a longer path and therefore taking slightly longer to detect. The bizarre thing was that it always correlates, but how?! If the second detector is further away, how could the first detector know what’s going to happen ever so slightly in the future EVERY single time? The proposed answer is that time is NOT linear, but only appears that way to the observer (us)! In fact, the past, present, and future are all occurring at the same time which is why these experiments seem to “know” what has happened or will happen with 100% certainty!
Now, this microcosm is similar to light on a macroscopic scale according to Einstein’s theories of relativity. Light, energy, and mass are all linked in a sort of predictable equilibrium, which is why time “slows down” in higher gravity, e.g. nearer to a black hole. This is also why we see a difference in time as determined by the observer (again, you and I) as someone approaches the speed of light. The stationary observer will “experience” time differently. The point is, we do NOT all experience time in the same way and this has already been proven with astronauts!
Interestingly enough, objects in motion also appear relative as Einstein himself used throwing a ball from a moving train as an example of how things appear different to two unique observers. An observer on a train that bounces a ball will see that ball moving vertically from their position, however the observer outside of the train will see a horizontal or curved plane along with the vertical one. Today, this seems like common sense, but it could be applied in many different ways to accurately predict how we observe spacetime.
So, is the technology to see different points of time scientifically viable? Perhaps, in theory at least, based on both the quantum and classical levels of modern physics, but the current technology doesn’t seem capable to support this if it is possible. I’d like to think that it could be a possibility, but just because time is technically not linear doesn’t mean that we could observe different points of it. Even if this was possible, it would take massive amounts of energy to reconcile. That’s something that we DO know with certainty based on Einstein’s works in conjunction with proven practical science on travel as we approach the speed of light (which we could currently achieve VERY little). This means that we could possibly “experience” travel to the future by using vast amounts of energy to increase our relative speeds, however we do not have a viable alternative to “turn back the clock” once we arrive there. If possible, we’d simply be stuck at that point in the future, but who knows what the future of science will hold?! (Yes, pun very much intended!)
Edit: Although the “aether” was disproven as being the medium that was necessary for light to travel, we did discover an even bigger discovery that was in fact proven. That discovery was the Higgs field and without it matter as we know it could not exist. The Higgs field is essentially everywhere and links everything. So, there IS a medium for all matter to interact with, but it’s definitely NOT aether.
I truly watch for the tangents and always have - new channel just called ‘Tangential Musings’ maybe?
Maybe we should call it "The Tangentverse."
"Decoding That Tangent"
Trouble is, then he’d always be on topic, & that’s just not possible
@@kyeweedon Don’t know if you’re a Norm Macdonald fan, but you could be an actual professor of logic - you got me on this
17:55 It’s called Crank Magnetism. The same type of thought processes that make a person likely to believe in one conspiracy theory tend to make them susceptible to lots of other conspiracy theories too, so they don’t tend to stop at just one. They’ll sometimes even express belief in two different conspiracy theories that are mutually exclusive without consciously recognizing that they can’t both be true. This can make for some quite funny conversations if you point out that they can’t both be true and then ask which one they think is false.
“We’ve been experimenting with mirrors….no, wait, not that M word….mmmmMMM..mushrooms, that it; we’ve been experimenting with mushrooms.”
Uhhhhh MIRRORS OR MUSHROOMS? O_o cuz the E.R team NEEDS TO KNOW.....r they chillin n smoking some bowls with the patient?! Or time to freak out as they try to take out all the broken n eaten glass while tripping balls themselves?!😂
"The Light of Other Days" by Arthur C. Clarke.
Published in the year 2000.
Readable from any point in the future, via a wormhole near you!
For a further back in time view of this same concept:
"The Dead Past" by Isaac Asimov
Published in the year 1956.
Before the intro is over: My initial statement is that any mirror *technically* shows you the past, because although the reflect looks instant to us, there *is* a tiny fraction of time from the light bouncing off the object in question, go to the mirror, bounce off, travel to our eye, and then the minor processing time for our consciousness to recognize that something was seen.
Update 1: The first time I was in a mirror house at a carnival, I just stared at the ceiling and followed the lines to know there wasn't a wall infront of me. I never had any interest to go into another one after that.
Also, I laughed typing out this update because the time delay for light was mentioned, which I had just typed out originally. 😂
Kozyrev's conception of Time is almost perfectly inverted... which ironically DOES provide some utility as a thought experiment, but doesn't pan out in full
*0:10** Actually Fact-Boy all mirrors let you see the past. If you know how light works. Like if the sun just teleported away we wouldn't see it for a few minutes. When you look in the mirror you are seeing yourself a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a nanosecond in the past. Like if you were the flash moving fast your movements wouldn't line up the mirror*
If you were the flash? What does that mean?
*Moving really fast.*
@@nova2512 What's "the flash" though?
*And my genius fiancée just pointed out that it takes your brain milliseconds for the occipital lobe to process visual stimuli? So that means we are technically seeing even farther back than we think*
time as linear is just the same as taking a land journey, we can only see the bit we are at... but it all exists before and behind us... one of my fave musings is that our current consciousness could just be as a tourist or student able to immerse themselves in someone's experience/life already lived... and it takes around an hour in the VR chamber... :)
TECHNICALLY every mirror lets you see the past. There is some infinitesimally small amount of time that passes as the light reflects of the objects visible in the mirror, then TO the mirror, then to your eyes. So technically everything you see in the mirror happened some amount of microseconds before you actually see it.
The moment I first learned of this supposedly magic mirror and watched a documentary, I groaned, cringed; when I saw your thumbnail I was curious to hear what you had to say, and didn't know it would be so FUNNY!
Excellent vid! Really great job Katy ✌️
There is a portable version of the mirror that you can try out for yourself. You just need some high grade aluminium foil and some transparent, cellulose-based, pressure-sensitive tape. Wrap the foil around your head one and a half times and fix in place with the tape.
To activate the mirror just raise your arms to shoulder height and make a T shape with your body and spin in place. Spin until you feel light headed, this is an indicator that the mirror is working. As you learn to use the mirror and activate it for longer periods you will begin to see the stars themselves before your eyes. And see through time and space.
To change the flow of time simply invert the mirror and spin in the opposite direction.
Try to wear the mirror in your daily life even when not activating it, as this will help attune it to your ever increasing psychic abilities.
You will likely begin to see other susceptible people avoid you and even run from you, due to your powerful dominant psychic presence.
Please use responsibly.
😂 love it!
😂
This is how I keep people from talking to me on the subway, actually.
10:49 the irony is if Kozyrev had said “it is positive time flow that adds *entropy* to our universe” he would have been sort-of kind-of correct, (if possibly backwards) if you know, you know.
Because I have done a harmonic alignment with Simon talking about mirrors, my resonance and bioharmonization have concentrated my etheric energy into a tight time perception which my left rotation has added to my mental visualization.
Place BS icon here.
You should look into the experiment done by Professor Ron Mallett. He has a doctorate in physics and specializes in Einstein's theory of relativity. He made a time machine, the catch is you can only go back as far as when the machine is built and turned on no further. Secondly you can't send back matter only photons of light, it's an interesting experiment and might be an interesting topic on your show. The story is well for the reason why he built it and wants to do a time machine. It is quite touching as well as a quest to save someone that he loves.
The mirror-touching episode "There But For the Grace of God" & the Stargate powered by Asgard energy weapon "Ripple Effect" are 2 of my FAVORITE alternate universe storylines in all of the SGU.
But the solar flare inducing time travel episode "1969" is a close 3rd.
(Moebius 1 & 2 combine both time travel & alternate timeline and still do my head in with trying to unravel the potential implications & dangling plot threads. A story well-named.)
Edited to add: Sliders, Fringe & Primeval are 3 other series with alternate/parallel universes &/or time travel. Farscape has some great episodes of both as well. (AU Crichton was insanely hot.)
Edited to add 2: oooh, connected human consciousness is part of the plot of Sense8. I hate that Netflix canceled that show.
You left out the OG episode, "Mirror, Mirror" from the original Star Trek where we meet Spock sporting a goatee.
@@astrid703 OMG yes. IDK why so many of the mirror universe episodes in almost any series that has them have the hottest versions of the characters!?! I mean, not just Spock & Crichton but hello, Empress Sato?
If i imagine “light bouncing around a spiral tube” in a way that involves “magnifying psychic abilities” the first thing that comes to mind is…
Fiber optic cable and the effect of vast increases in bandwidth on human psychosocial connections.
Physicist here, synchrotron radiation is radiation emitted from electrons when they are moving very fast in circle. These radiations are in the form of very high energy photons. So it's just a "fancy" way of saying a gamma ray source. A banana is technically a gamma ray source, so just use that. (This explanation is grossly simplified, but since whoever wrote the synchrotron radiation blab blab blab doesn't seem like they know what they are talking about, I don't think I need to explain all the details)
This kind of stupid science jargon is particularly annoying, cause it is obviously made up by someone who doesn't know what they are talking about and trying to sound smart by saying dumb things.
For me the really annoying part is that for every steaming pile of bs there will be a sizable crowd cheering and asking for more of it, even though you certainly don't have to be a physicist to identify the characteristic smell. Funny, how in a weird way these guys indeed seen the future.
Honestly, listening to it? I was reminded of a Seanbaby line about one of the dumbest things a would-be UFC fighter ever said: "That sentence meant so much less than nothing that several of the words involved were seriously injured in the process."
Have a banana!! 😂😂😂
"And you go 'round the bend, so to speak."
Well done, Katie. 😉
Fml, already lost it at the man in the mirror, as I had a childhood best friend in the 90’s loving MJ, so I thought it and then the small ‘hee hee’ 2 min. in.
I can absolutely verify that the density of bodies that surround us have a definite effect on the passage of time.
Once I was on a 30 minute bus ride across town and sat next to a particularly dense person that wouldn't stop talking the whole trip.
Though my trip only lasted 30 minutes, I felt the full effect of 12 hours go by.
Thats an interesting, interesting title.
So much positivity from this person (insert marvin from hitch hikers guide to the galaxy)
Tin foil hat dog made me die laughing
It reminds me of Michael Chrihton's book Timeline. I remember him writing about similar devices for the characters to go back in time.
I live for those moments where Simon mentions SG:1 or Next Gen.
I wonder if he'll ever mention Sliders again.
This is the funniest episode y'all have done. Bravo DTE team 😂
Gotta admire the obligatory vodka-induced lunacy of russians when it manifests in relatively harmless ways. They could all be like that, just sitting peacefully in their time spirals, and this world would be a lot better place.
I made it halfway through video before bed then used 2nd half to go back to sleep after waking up. I think this is first one of his videos I've been able to watch all of it at one time.
TYPO IN THE THUMBNAIL 🗣️🗣️🗣️
Not really. It's your eyes. Allegedly. Or the Lizard Overlords are sending a message. Possibly.
It's the worst kind of typo too. Someone using Apostrophe "S" just because the word adds an s to the end of its root.
@majestyzx9081 there's also an extra 'you' which I only just noticed 😂
@@philosophysique5419 i was so upset by the apostrophe I didn't even notice.
@@philosophysique5419OMG 😱
This sounds a lot like how they describe "light travel" in K-PAX. As a sort of "consciousness teleporter" that can instantaneously "travel" you across the universe or across town.
All mirrors let you view the past because there is a speed of light.
The “ackchyually” meme guy is you, isn’t it?
Don’t forget the time it takes your eyes and brain to process the light it sees! Everything you experience is technically the past!
The cut in clip of the guy and the dog with tinfoil hats on had me absolutely rolling laughing..
How can i first if you put a message on there first 😂. Love the videos
Katy sounds like she went on a ride with this one. Also glad to see Jen is still around. 😁
6:32 Einstein once thought aether existed. Supposedly.
I loved the section titles, especially the Face/Off one, nicely done Katy!
I was hoping to fond a mention of this. Are they all lines from songs?
This was a weird one! Make more! I hadn't heard of this before watching this was a very entertaining ride!
I always love when Stargate SG-1 gets referenced.
We already live in the 4th dimension. If you don't believe me, think of this. How do you intercept a moving object? How many downside do you have to plot?
X, y, z, and t.
Vertical, horizontal, distance, and TIME.
MRI machines are sooo relaxing
You get to lie still for a while with that humming in the background... I've been twice and I just find them fascinating and relaxing
I put in the earplugs, close my eyes, count down from 10, and I’m in Dee freeze in a spaceship. I’ve had … 5 now, geez, that can’t be good. CT is so much faster.
The ones I’ve been in made thumping noises.
The (sadly now) late, great Daniel Dennett used to call those pseudo-profound, meaningless statements "deepities".
Katy’s chapters’ titles are fab!
I think I'm going to assume psychedelics were involved...
No…
Bob Shaw wrote "Other Days, Other Eyes" based on the same premise in 1972. Perhaps it was based on Kozyrev?
An obscure science fiction classic by a forgotten British writer.
Awards winner, iirc
Just by the title - bullshit. Howdy from Temple, Texas, USA by the way!
You won me with the wibbly wobbly timey whimey stuff.
my head hurts, thanks satan
You know what else is a mirror to the past? A camera
All mirrors show you the past.
I was amazed at this subject, as while I was watching it, time appeared to have passed instantly, and I woke up at the end of the video.
WHY IS THERE AN APOSTROPHE IN THE THUMBNAIL?!
It's British english. Allegedly.
Don’t write so loud!!
Why are you using all caps and not putting a question mark at the end of your sentence? 🤓
@@philosophysique5419😂
@@philosophysique5419 Apparently where they're from it's ok to criticize bad grammar and spelling, but they don't have to use it. IMHO. Allegedly.
NGL, the title "the mirror that let's you you see through time" in the thumbnail broke my brain for a sec. Yes there are two 'you' and the use of let's vs lets
Great work on the video though!
Under an hour gang. 🤘
5 min gang 🎉
4 minute gang
❤
25 min here, I'm happy
Under 30min even!
No one can time dilate 10 minutes of information into 40 minutes of content quite like this British gentleman.
No. They don't give you a sedative when you go into an MRI machine. Just a panic button.
It's so loud anyhow that I don't think you'd have enough attention to put onto a panic attack or claustrophobic episode.
He made total sense "KATY" time is the 4th dimension totally logical.
Dark and chaotic as that was for sure, that story about the poor kid with the bloody nose in the maze sounds like a scene that belongs in a comedy
I love the fact that gravity influences time and that for once this is something we can and did prove. It kinda breaks my perception of reality to imagine that if somebody was standing on the moon time would flow differently for them compared to me.
New discoveries in quantum mechanics combined with the "observer effect" will show, in the future, that some psychic phenomenon are science we just don't understand yet.
Thank you for mentioning Sliders. More people should know about it. That show was great (until they killed off the lead)
The editing in this episode is top knotch - exactly my humour 😂😂
33:06. Fostac tachyons? Im dissapointed they didn't call them "Fostachyons"
16:20 the closer you are to the poles, the less distance you're travelling, and the less quickly you're traveling through space, as the Earth spins on the daily cycle. So you physically move less through space than you do at the equator.
@18:57 Wait, wasn't time slightly different for the astronauts like isn't there something that Einstein talk about about time and relativity
I did that thing in a mirror maze when I was a kid. It was plexiglass. I thought I saw the exit and got super excited as I ran towards the exit. My mom didn't do the maze and was waiting out in front of it for me.
She got a nice view of me slamming face first full speed into that plexiglass. I didn't get a bloody nose like that kid, but as I slid down the glass, my hand slipped over into what was the actual exit for the maze. My mom spent the rest of the time we were at the carnival making fun of me for smashing into the glass like that. It was super embarrassing.
Simon: I like that inter dimensional stuff
Also Simon: I don’t like fantasy
I love the music in this one!!
Digging the new glasses Simon!!
de Chardin's philosophies are at the core of Dan Simmon's science-fiction novels, including the Hyperion Cantos (where one of the POpe's is even named Teilhard I) and the Ilium/Olympos novels (where the biosphere and noosphere are represented as manifested avatars of Ariel and Prospero respectively). Fascinating stuff. It also goes into the expanded Omega Point idea, which is that God is born at the end of the universe by the mass death of all sentient life, but then is propelled backwards through time (I am heavily simplifying here).
Next level tin foil hats from protection to communication with aliens ❤❤❤