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I love how you missing the bus is knitted into the narrative of this video. As you have missed the bus, are about to miss the bus, just missed the bus, will miss the bus, all at different points in the video
this video is about false understanding of relativity and a total nonsense. an alien 1 is actually in the past and an alien 2 is actually in the future. there's no 'different' 'alternative' 'nows'. 'internal' aka object times 'move' differently depending on relative speed, objects don't have different nows. this video is a pseudo-scientific joke. it is actually harmful just like flat-earthers' believes.
Its an apt analogy. The physical processes in our brains that create consciousness happen FAR to slowly to be measured in planck time. Meaning consciousness lags behind the "current painting" because our minds are nowhere near fast enough to perceive each frame. Consciousness has "missed the bus"
Accept Jesus Christ as your savior! This whole video is a bunch of nonsense, just go to the Bible, it explains all this stuff in more detail + a bunch of time prophecies.
"Yo dawg I heard you like existential dread in your videos about time so I put existential dread from a video about time in your existential dread from a video about time"
@@gregormonkey "I also added details of an existential crisis whilst also hiding the fact that this video is secretly an existential crisis covered with butterflies and rainbows"
How is it possible that this isn't the most popular channel on youtube?! I don't understand how everyone in the world isn't fascinated by the topics you all cover? THANK YOU for trying to educate people on complicated topics in a fun, easy-ish to understand way.
I can't express how much of an impact 1:07 was for me. I was looking at my plate cutting my dinner while I listened and when you said "The past is far behind us," I froze thinking "the future doesn't exist" and when I heard you say it, looked up and saw that GOD DAMNED CLOCK the shudder I had shook me to my core. Top writing. I will later say how I enjoyed the rest of the video.
I did not expect a Don't Hug Me I'm Scared reference at 01:10, that clock lives in my head rent free (I would like to wear it on my rizd).. beautiful work as always Kurzgesagt.
@@shadowofheaven3279Being delusional is a part of life, we think we aren’t naive but even if we make a decision, that would have been predetermined by the future. I hate knowing that a theory, if true, would mean everything we do is just predicted right, to happen
Except theyre not small for you, only for the universe. And who gives a shit about the universe because it is us who have to deal with the 'small' problems
Gotta respect the platypus, after all, I do believe it is the only mammal that lays eggs and doesn't give birth to a live platypus. Not that other mammals give birth to live platypuses, platypae? Not sure which is correct in the plural sense, but anyways, I only meant they don't give birth to live young like other mammals. I think they're kind of cool.
There are so many references in this episode! Twin peaks, don’t hug me I’m scared, space dandy, Star Wars, Steven universe, the black lodge, probably some I didn’t even notice…
I hope you'll see that you don't need quantum stuff to know your mental process still exist, if that's the part you're afraid of. Like, you can agree that your "today" will eventually be your past, and that for that futur you, it has already happend, and they know which choice was made. But it doesn't change that there was a thought process, a decision, even when the output is already known.
@@lucdombar4527 Thank you. Searched the comments just to find someone else that disagrees with Kurzgesagts interpretation of free will. I hear it so often and had yet to hear someone question it, even though it seems so obvious that just because your decisions are fixed does not make you unable to make decisions. You just will always decide in the same way that the same version of you in the exact same situation would always decide.
@@riliash > You just will always decide in the same way that the same version of you in the exact same situation would always decide. that's actually a really nice way to put it. Because of my past experiences and my neurology, I will make the same decision under a given set of circumstances, so despite then decision being fixed, the choice was mine after all :)
this video is about false understanding of relativity and a total nonsense. an alien 1 is actually in the past and an alien 2 is actually in the future. there's no 'different' 'alternative' 'nows'. 'internal' aka object times 'move' differently depending on relative speed, objects don't have different nows. this video is a pseudo-scientific joke. it is actually harmful just like flat-earthers' believes.
This is actually one of the philosophical questions I find myself pondering at various points in my life. There has been a handful of events in my life, that I’m sure others will be able to relate to, where a seemingly random frustrating or inconvenient event has made me late to go somewhere, however when I finally leave I find out that there was a devastating car crash that happened roughly at the exact time I would’ve been in that location if I’d left on time. One that will always standout to me was when it felt like the “universe” was trying to stop me from leaving my home or possibly delaying me so time would line up for a crash, i.e. back to back inconveniences - my jacket got stuck in the door as I was leaving, then my key lanyard got caught on the door handle, and then my seatbelt got twisted and i had to fix it before i could leave). Once I finally left slightly later than I usually did, a car ended up backing into my drivers side door in a parking lot and that was my very first accident ever. Looking back at things like this, to me, some moments in life certainly FEEL like the future has already been written and that events are going to happen on a schedule. Of course it could also be random and things just happen out of nowhere, but the times that life seemingly did its best to either delay me from getting in a car crash or caused me to leave at a time where the car crash actually happened stand out in my mind. My mom always describes it as a guardian angel when something delays you and to be aware of what’s going on more than usual as it could be trying to warn you about something about to happen, maybe time works the same way or is the guardian of our lives. Just something I find really interesting to think about, I hope others can relate ❤
Here's an example that might be interesting for you: Say you roll a ball towards 2 holes in the ground, and they have an equally likely chance for the ball to go in. It has been scientifically proven that if you think about the ball then it might change the result. So this is actually a really good question because if the universe is determined then does quantum stuff actually have random outcomes or not and it just seems like that because we aren't smart enough to tell yet?
@ that’s a really awesome example! Theoretical Physics and Quantum Mechanics are so amazing to me, having factors like observation and entanglement mixed into the equation is so cool to think about!
@Lightning37clipsThe answer is no if Quantum does in fact limit by our intelligence and our ability to measure things then as time goes on, we would, should and could be able to predict the quantum world better however that isn't true despite all the effort we try all the technological advancment we achieved, the quantum world probability still stay the same regardless. This is true when you try to measure a particle momentum and it position in a space. The more we know about it momentum the less we know about it in space and this hold true despite all the technological advancement we achieve all better way and machines that could help us measure things better. Yet this still true, we never managed to measure it speed and position more accurate not even a bit and the result yield completely the same with the older and less reliable methods.
One thing that helps the mental mapping of how there can be "so many nows" and also how some "nows" are in others' "future" is that there is a speed to causality.
Yea. Causality "spreads", at the speed of light... Which begs the question... in a sci-fi setting, could reality actually be rewritten? If a "causality wave" moves at the speed of light, would an "anti-causality wave" be able to cancel it impacting with the first, canceling the event retroactively? Maybe not where the event already happened. What about canceling its spread... ?
@@sethheristal9561 Yes. Instead of thinking in terms of time and the speed of light. Think of reality in terms of MATTER and CAUSALITY - like dominos interacting with each other. Light moves at the speed of causality. And obviously when you move at the speed of light, YOU are moving at the speed of causality. But, you are moving at the speed of causality right now. Everything does. Your "particles" are currently whirring in orbits at the speed of causality. If you get in a spaceship and approach the speed of light, your particles move through the fabric of space, your causality is iterating through the fabric of space, slowing down the orbits of your particles because the speed of causality is constant, therefore it must be distributed between orbital and lateral motion. So, your orbital cells slow, and your thinking slows, but you are flying faster through space. So, stop thinking of it in terms of a clock. Think of it in terms of matter. Time is a tenuous concept that humans made up. A clock is just a spring under tension or an oscillating block of quartz anyway. Scientists have tried to track time accurately using cesium and found that the clocks diverge just by raising it off the floor. So how can you ever expect to track now? The concept of time understood by the general population is very primitive. We might as well believe we can "measure time" using ocean waves.
What I find so fascinating about relativity is the sheer amount of time travelling paradoxes you can create, and how some of those same paradoxes might interact with each other
I think the universe prevents paradoxes. Time could very well exist in these blocks, but when quantum mechanics comes into play, prior to the collapse of the wavefunction by an observation, the universe splits into the many worlds. Perhaps t=0 was a single page, but for every plank-time after t=0 there would be an exceptionally large number of pages to represent each of the possible universes. To break out of science and into my personal philosophical and spiritual beliefs - there is an untestable but fundamental analog of the fundamental quantum fields, this analog upholds consciousness-exclusive information like qualia for example. I think the overall consciousness-field is literally in-and-of-itself conscious and capable of universal scale choices. I think that consciousness-field (which I consider as deity-like) is the universal child - but he's not drawing the pages, he's picking which pages go into the book (or books if time travel were to become possible). The consciousness-field exists across time from the big bang to "Prime-Time," which would be defined as the time in which no conscious observer has yet born witness to collapse the wavefunctions.
@@mzaitealthough this isn’t really a paradox assuming that light travels at the same speed both directions which is always assumed when talking about the theory of relativity
When I was 5 years old I had this feeling everything was predetermined and I was just watching it all happen so I tried to do things that were unpredictable in an attempt to break the universe, but I quickly realized I couldn't prove it
@@arkidie I feel like it might have been somewhat inspired by watching TV, because I remember fully expecting the entire universe to cease to exist and just turn into the TV static noise if I went "off script"
@@Just-a-Orion-on-the-internet. Yup there was a episode(s0ep10 paradox) in alien force (then later in ultimate alien ) where there was this special alien that leaves these wierd trails that is actually all of moments of time ... The past present and future... It was a bit wacky but explained nicely in the end
Perhaps it was already made, but you're only now experiencing it. If this was true, then you already have experienced it, just not relative to now, until now. So I ask, did you even really wait at all?
The idea of the Growing Block can be super inspirational. It should be a poster with it saying something like, "The Block is still growing, lay the story". Idk, but I would buy something inspirational and sciency
BRO!! I WAS JUST THINKING THAT!!! (You read my mind) Great minds think alike! Yeah! I would totally buy a poster like that! For me the ideal slogan would be: The Block grows, with or without you, but only you get to decide how. Stack your bricks, or someone else will stack theirs. 🧱 I don’t know, I think the Universe favors those who make the first choice, though I still strongly believe you have to think things through first, you can’t just keep worrying about the end result forever, either you’ll succeed or you’ll fail. Just learn from your mistakes and try again. It’s okay to fail, but at the end of the day Eventually you’ll have to make a choice. We all have to take a stand at some point in our lives, if we don’t want the Universe to leave us behind.
Except that would be a lie. It would have to say something like "The block might still be growing, there is a possibility you could lay the story, maybe". Not very inspirational or sciency. Besides, the whole idea of democratizing time makes no sense, because it's still measuring it from the frame of a human like consciousness, if we include other things then time is just movement. If something moves slower then time moves slower, and if something moves faster than time moves faster. And at the extremes of both time ceases to exist, they are essentially outside of time at opposite ends of the spectrum, which suggests we're dealing with something circular that loops back on itself. And if we take all that into account then the block of ice is more likely, because the growing block is intrinsically tied to the flawed, subjective, and not scientifically understood, idea of what humans consider consciousness.
@@alirezaomrani7650What if it wasn’t a growing block yet a frozen cube already set in your way of you getting that poster and getting motivation to do something.
Yes! Also I wonder if in the distant future conscious beings will be able to "mine" the block we are creating...and resurrect us long after we are dead. If the block exists, shouldn't it be accessible given enough time and technological advancement? I find this idea super inspirational
AsSalam Alaikum, peace and blessings of God be upon you and all brothers and sisters, children of our father Adam (as) and our mother Eve (as). Dear brothers and sisters, usury (interest,loans,debts,inflation) has destroyed mankind. Kindly read these verses. God bless you. --- Those who consume interest cannot stand [on the Day of Resurrection] except as one stands who is being beaten by Satan into insanity. That is because they say, "Trade is [just] like interest." But God has permitted trade and has forbidden interest. So whoever has received an admonition from his Lord and desists may have what is past, and his affair rests with God . But whoever returns to [dealing in interest or usury] - those are the companions of the Fire; they will abide eternally therein. God destroys interest and gives increase for charities. And God does not like every sinning disbeliever. Indeed, those who believe and do righteous deeds and establish prayer and give zakah will have their reward with their Lord, and there will be no fear concerning them, nor will they grieve. O you who have believed, fear God and give up what remains [due to you] of interest, if you should be believers. Quran 2:275-278
Time is definitely one of the most complicated, weird and difficult things that one could possibly try to wrap their head around, so Kurzgesagt attempting to simplify and teach it ''in a nutshell'' (Exactly what they do best) is definitely very daring and commendable. [Edit 1 month later] wow has this comment gotten popular, why did I just now realise it's been saying ''Comlicated'' this whole time T~T
Agreed, especially the fact that they've managed to discuss both determinism and uncertainty as literally opposing ideas in a single yet logically coherent video!
@@golamrasul9887I truly don’t say this to be argumentative, it’s a genuine question. Absent religious reasons, which I don’t think you’re getting at here (and I think/hope we can finally start to write off the opinions of the religious as an anchor on progress, they’ve been the loudest voice in the room and the legislatures, etc, for far too long), why do people cling to having free will so badly? It’s not like once we discover or accept we do or don’t it changes. If we don’t then we never did and things would *seem* largely the same, except maybe we could be more compassionate. If we do then we always have.
I wish to add that: even if time is already written (and even with quantum mechanics it's simply random not 'free will') it simply means that, in exactly the same situation, and as that exact version of us, we will always make that same decision, but even if that event will always happen and the outcome will always be the same it is still our own decision, our brains deciding the course of action to take, which (if you don't believe in anything beyond reality like souls) is all that would happen anyway. Essentially, the predetermined future is simply a projection of the decisions you will make, it doesn't nullify that you have made them, it just the when of the matter that's blurry.
It's the same as how if you ask a computer to determine which of two options are better it will always arrive at the same conclusion if you give it the same starting data. The calculations the computer went through to arrive at this conclusion aren't worthless just because it always arrives at the same one, they were still necessary and useful. If you view free will as more similar to this situation, basically an evolutionary adaptation that allowed us to handle difficult and novel situations by being able to think freely and abstractly, then it still clearly exists. And like there's no reason to treat free will as somehow special and different from all our other evolutionary adaptations since we aren't in any way seperate from the rest of life on this planet.
One more thing to add is that this is less time travel, and more just going to the future faster and irreversibly. You're just seeing the future world faster, and finding out what happens later. You didn't go to the future, your now just progressed sooner. Your friend's decision isn't eternally locked in stone when you go forwards in time, it's just you remeet them again years later to find out what choices they made.
@@hedgehog3180 You're correct about algorithms in a computer generating consistent results. However, my choices are ad hoc in comparison. Grab the can of Coke or the can of root beer from the fridge? My choice, on a whim. Unpredictable.
this stumped my understanding. like what the hell? your guy's ability to explain overly complex notions are laudable! every time you guys introduced a model of time of the universe, it always made me question stuff like "is the future already written then?!" and you guys actually do cover it afterwards. predicting the stream of human consciousness is a godlike skill so I applaud y'all once again! now i'm going to debate the paradoxical contradictions between the ice block model and the growing block model lol because either don't complement each other at all...crazy stuff...
They don't really predict your stream of consciousness, i'd say it's just a question that naturally arises when a human being thinks of the topic, it's more our reality that constrains your stream of consciousness than Kurzgesagt that predicts a specific branch.
You're just too naive and straightforward at the topic. There's more paradoxes arises. Just not so long ago, in 2023 scientists proved that photon can change its properties because of its future pathway. Its been called time interferance. The research is named "Time slit experiment"
These animations are so frickin adorable and hilarious. Holds your attention through the whole thing. What's being used to make them? Obviously requires a skilled artist and humorist as well...
If you are asking about the software used to animate, I would assume it's Adobe Animate. You can create simple animations pretty "easily" (you obviously need skilled professional artists of course). It's really good for this kind of stylized lineless corporate appearance.
Kurzgesagt mentioned in the past that they use Adobe Illustrator to draw the art, then Adobe After Effects to animate them. Check out their video about how they make a video in 2600 hours.
"Most people think Time is like a river that flows swift and sure in one direction, but I have seen the face of Time, and I can tell you, they are wrong. Time is an ocean in a storm." - from Prince of Persia, the Sands of Time. Makes more sense to me now, after 21 years.
"People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually* from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff." -- The Doctor
@@viniciusdomenighi6439 Wait, are you saying the quote from a fictional person from a video game in a fictional world, isn’t 100% accurate to our world?!
I wrote a paper on this last semester in regard to time and the cosmological argument in philosophy last semester. Glad someone found a way to put into words what I was trying (unsuccessfully) to explain.
everything is ai you cant trust a single thing in 2024... the facts are very simple though... not a moon landing... antarctica still hidden in plain site and array of other crimes way worse than you could ever imagine... but hey you got a nice ai voice!!!
really, I often try to explain similar ideas to people around me and many don't listen at all, because it's too kind of absurd. Well, I'm probably not the best person to explain, but nevertheless
The problem here is the analogy at [03:02] with the magical instand communication. There is no instand communication and there never will be. c is the speed limit of the universe and the speed limit of information propagation. 2 rockets flying away from you each at naer the speed of light and in 90° to each other. When you do this though experiment (or watch minute physics on this topic) and switch perspectiv of those rockets while they communicate with the third person and each other, time gets real. You can send a message and someone can pick it up later. But noone can get the message before you send it. Time is not an illusion. It is a fundamental feature of this universe. And either is time the reason why the universe is expanding, or the expanding universe creates time. But you cant have one without the other.
True! The fact that the speed of light is finite really seems to be the hallmark of the fact that things really are REAL, they are out there, never fully reducible to their relations with other things. Light speed mediates measurement - or rather, since measurement is not some kind of fancy subjectibe action, but just another kind of physcial relation (as Einstein clearly showed in his special relativity paper), light speed mediates all relations. No instantaneous relation is possible, that is, things are NOT reducible to their relations, or even their constituents, but at all levels, every object maintains a hidden autonomy and reality. This is the way Object Oriented Ontology would read it, at least, and I really do like that philosophy.
It sounds like the problem with the 3 alien spaceships thought experiment is that the "instantaneous internet" breaks causality in the same way that time travel would.
Well there's what Einstein called 'spooky action at a distance' (quantum entanglement), so _theoretically_ it might be possible despite breaking causality. But I'm not smart enough to understand it properly, so please don't take my word for it.
In the sense of communication, sure. But what it does is more clearly illustrate something that we do know to be true, that your time frame is determined by motion through spacetime. And this we have observed through our GPS satellites gaining about 38.6 microseconds every day compared to clocks on the ground, due to time dilation. Though I personally don't think faster than light communication or time, travel necessarily needs to break causality, in the same way one could draw a flipbook involving a time traveling character. Essentially, the character would need to do something unrelated to the events on the previous panels, say they do something different in the background unnoticed to the foreground characters, thus not influencing them. (Unused information) Or do something that fulfills the events of previous panels. (Information that was there from the beginning anyway) In both cases there is no violation of causality.
Came here to say this. While it illustrates how time changes as you move faster, it ignores that each of those six points in spacetime have completely different presents, and wouldn't be able to interact. Not even through spooky action at a distance (unless you really like pointless guessing games that cannot be used for communication).
Your videos are amazing, you are so amazing. Thank you for making my days!!! I love what you do, and if I could I'd fill my walls with your posters. You're the best, thank you!!!
“The conception of “time travel” is predicated upon the notion that the future has already occurred and that the past is somehow still accessible, which begs the question, where is time being “saved”, and what IS “time” if not a mere abstraction?”
Very true. The only reason I give any credence to the theory though is bc time travel is indeed possible. So if you can travel through time then perhaps that point in time before or after your own exist at the present. Otherwise, idk how the past or future could be accessible
this video is about false understanding of relativity and a total nonsense. an alien 1 is actually in the past and an alien 2 is actually in the future. there's no 'different' 'alternative' 'nows'. 'internal' aka object times 'move' differently depending on relative speed, objects don't have different nows. this video is a pseudo-scientific joke. it is actually harmful just like flat-earthers' believes.
Ahhh yes, the future is the past, the past is debatable and the present is in the future. This makes me sleep so much more comfortable. Thank you for this explainer Kurzgesagt
Once you mentioned other galaxies that we can visibly observe, it clicked. This makes SO much sense. If you can view a galaxy that would take an inconceivable amount of time to get to, and it's a projection of light that is outdated to the now of that galaxy, but you're both experiencing now at the same time-- the idea of planes that aren't simultaneosly in the same time-- although occupying the same space is the only answer.
Yes, but that's not how "now slices" are defined, they disregard the time information takes to reach you. In that sense, looking at a far away galaxy is truly looking into a past slice. You will die long before you get to the time you can see the galaxy in that "now slice" of right now. The point here is that observers moving with respect to each other don't even share the same now slices. Someone in a far away galaxy that would happen to be stationary with respect to the Earth would have the same "now slices" as us though.
No. You are all wrong and heres why: Time does not exist beyond ourselves. It is a concept we made up to help make sense of things. That's all. It does not exist objectively, "out there", in the real world as an exclusively independent "thing". Instead, it simply is a result of our own mental processes, call it Reason if you will, that is necessary (i.e. demanded by Reason itself) for our own comprehension of reality. The latter, however, is also essentially us. Its all us, it always has been and always will be. Our minds projects itself onto the apparent external reality (i.e. reality as it appears to us as being something existentially fully independent from us/the mind), thereby, essentially making use of its own processes, like concepts, to make sense of what is, essentially, its own doing. Thus, simply put, everything that exists is necessarily a relation of self with self. Our minds relating itself to its own mental processes.
adding to your point, distant galaxies we observe are entangled to our existence regardless of time or space. Light experiences no time (from its own frame of reference) and in this example is emitted by the stars of this galaxy and absorbed by your eye instantly! from our frame of reference we understand this through our location in spacetime measuring the distance traveled in xxx number of lightyears. Funny to say but if you where to look up and gaze at the stars 10 years from now, acouple photons a trillion trillion miles away have already (i guess you could say) determined to hit your eye that very moment you decided to look up and around in the night sky
@@cryme5 They would not. Inertial frames are defined by 4d coordinates, so two objects that aren't occupying the same point in spacetime have different reference frames. They therefore won't have the same proper time, you'd still need Lorentz transformations for that. And relativity tells us each frame's "now" is valid. It also doesn't matter if they are stationary, the math depends on if they are accelerating or not.
When I was a kid, I thought a lot about the phrase "time flies when you're having fun". Like if I spent a whole day at school while my friend cut class and went to an amusement park, the day would feel significantly shorter for them because they're having a blast and I'm bored at school and time is dragging. So, the day flies by for them, each hour feels like 20 minutes, meanwhile the day is dragging for me, each hour feels like 2. So, I thought to myself: "in their head, the day is probably already over for them, and they are getting ready for bed, meanwhile I still have an hour left of school. So, am I in the past? Is everyone's 'now' different? Has anyone thought of this before? Why is no one talking about this??" And then I learned about the theory of relativity. So basically, I'm Einstein. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
Well I’ll be damned, I had similar kinds of thoughts like that myself from time to time. Still do Strange thing is I even saw a brief 1 second glimpse of my own future once too. Didn’t realise until years after I dreamed it but it was exactly just as I had seen it. I haven’t had any since but perhaps that will not always be the case. Makes you wonder doesn’t it? Is the future set in stone and strange fluctuations in the fabric of spacetime allow some premonitions, was it a bubble in the fluid ‘present’ allowing a brief glimpse into a possible future? Are dreams even fabrications of the mind, or are they windows into viewing possible moments in alternate realities and parallel universes. Who knows
Strangely enough yes i had this thought that time moves differently under certain conditions. Are we all in sync or do we all have a static amount of time that gets spent at different rates? Do too much of one type of thing using up time faster and reach the end of life sooner etc.
The way we experience time has a lot to do with our mental state. For sure time does not pass equally for every being in the universe. I don't know how old you are, but 5 years in our childhood seems to take a lot longer than 5 years when you are an adult for example.
I’m more upset that they didn’t explore the most likely outcome of quantum effects: that each of those bubbles of now mesh via the Many Worlds / Everett interpretation in the universe branches like a fractal with bubbles intersecting and diverging in a mind breaking tapestry of reality. Determinism breaks down here in a model where everything that can happen at any given moment does happen in branching realities so the concept of frozen or growing block becomes meaningless.
You know THERE has to be one Absolute Truth/ Objective Reality (100%) [regardless of what different scientists, ph.ds, doctors, philosophers, societies, religions, cultures, individuals, etcetera believe]. The rest could be categorised as either - 1.) Some Truth with some Falsehood mixed in it (no matter in what ratio/ percentage it is in) or 2.) Complete Falsehood/ Delusion (100% Wrong). Its something like this - [If Analogy is to be used our Body is like a Hardware of the Computer and our Soul is like a Software. Just as Computer's Hardware is Useless without a Software, similarly, a Body is also Useless /Lifeless without a Soul.] We go through 5 Phases in our Life :- 1. The Realm (outside of this material Universe) where we took an oath & chose to be granted free will and want to be get Tested (The Testimony of believing in Only One God by our soul), 2. In our mother's womb (9 months) - The soul is breathed into the body, which gets created from a single molecule through a unique DNA🧬 (An Instruction Manual/ A Program/ Code) fashioned/ programmed by Creator. And, as the soul enters a body that's from where our consciousness and conscience comes (it happens with a lightning speed i.e. in a fraction of a second which Scientists/ Doctors couldn't able to capture it), 3. On Earth 🌎 (On an average of about 60-70 years) [Commencement of Test with the Development of Conscience], 4. In the Grave (The time frame from our death till the Day of Judgment/ Resurrection) & 5. In Paradise or Hell (Eternal Life). All are Temporary except after the Resurrection. So, the consciousness in brain 🧠 gets activated when soul enters the body & through soul the conscience (sense of right and wrong) of heart gets activated (including feelings like joy, peace, pain, anger, etc.).
They just don't want to be responsible for your "intentional premature exit from life", brought on by your realization that you are, for all intents and purposes less than a speck of dust. So they tell you it will be okay. Even though that changes nothing.
@@danielduncan6806 "Even though that changes nothing." I always find it a bit funny that people struggle with their irrelevance in the face of the universe. Yes, there are 10,000 stars for every grain of sand on Earth. How does this change anything for you? it is and will be as okay as it ever was. i shouldn't have to tell you to get used to it because you are used to it.
As soon as the video started I was like "this reminds me of that episode from Don't hug me I'm scared, but there's no way they'll make that reference, right?" Thankfully, I was wrong.
Had this exact crisis back in college. I came to the conclusion at the time that it was a frozen block, but I like this concept of a growing block… almost as though it’s a tank of water being filled; where the water’s surface is “now”.
No I actually had the same crisis in college and tried to tell my family who all thought I was being crazy. Now I can show them this video and then they’ll be crazy with me
@@vishalkote1475I'm afraid people who don't want to think about it just won't think about it. I've accepted that most things I'm interested in can only be discussed with random people on the internet...
9:31 If the whole video didn't give me an existential crisis, this line definitely did: "Others think that time itself doesn't even exist, that the whole concept is an illusion of out human mind."
Im one of those that think that "time" dosen't exist, its like a metric system that human kind create to measure movement, the same way that "cm", its just a measurement to understand an object. The "aging" or "passage of time" in living beings is the decay of the cells and particles inside the body. For example: International atomic time is just the measurement of the cetium 133 atom transition (sorry, english isnt my first language).
@@tetsuyakenshiNope. Equating the metric to what it’s measuring is like equating numbers to numerals. Our measurement of time is just a useful model of time, not time itself. Even the idea of a measurement is more useful to us than what we’re actually doing; we’re not _measuring_ time, we’re _representing_ it. In the same way we use numerals to represent numbers.
@@hibernopithecus7500 Comparing measurement its an easy way to explain why some ppl dont think that time exist. Either way, you dont represent time itself, you represents a specific event, "one day" is only a representation of the earth's rotation, "one year" is the representation of the earth's translation, "1 second" are 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium 133 atom. None of these are "time itself". So, can you tellme, what is "time itself"?
I wrote about this exact topic as a teenager ~ for some reason, I always had this thought that the past, present, and future all exist right now simultaneously. Great video!
Me too! I used to think about this almost every day when I was a teenager and right up into college. Then I got a job and my mind put all that aside for years. Now I’m retired and starting to think about the notion of time once again. When I was young I began to think of time as a sort mechanism that would help me to understand the story that was my life. We can reference the past through memories and the future by means of our imagination and to some degree through planning. The always fleeting present is where we attempt to tie it all together in order to make sense out of all that we learn and experience. It doesn’t make much sense when I write it out now, but I remember that it made great sense when I first started thinking about it all those years ago.
But you said “always had this thought “ and “I wrote about this topic “ which would concluded that it’s not happening anymore . Which would mean lol it’s not happening the same time as the present , and it’s definitely not happening the same time as tomorrow. Just deep thought 😂that went to deep thought
"So what you think is 'now', is really only your 'now' - there are many different 'nows' in the universe, and all of them are equally real" - my mother claiming dinner was ready when I was a child.
After watching enough Kurzgesagt videos, I've realized the best thing to do is to live life like a commoner without thinking too much about the universe or the space-time continuum. ❤
My stars, I love the Relativity theories. Whenever I try to wrap my head around them, I get an inch closer to understanding the full mile. I've been trying since I was a teenager :') But it _does_ get more clear every time! And this visualisation with the "block" and the "various equally valid nows" was a stroke of genius on your part. Thanks for the epic video!!
yeah, they have a really great team. Some of these like.... itched in my head like I maybe almost had some of these but couldn't *quite* see... Reading about them is like "I think this is what they mean", but the video dotted some Is and crossed some Ts for me.
The more you know, the more questions you have. Therefore, the more you know, the more you realize you don't know. Personally, I wouldn't want to know everything, as I feel life would be boring and pointless.
It would be lovely if we get a follow up video with explaining the Many-worlds interpretation and the Copenhagen interpretation in regards how we could percieve time and the future. It's actually one of my favorite topics in physics despite not majoring in physics, and personally one of the most soothing stuff that helps me with my own existential crisis.
I'd also like to see a more thorough dissection of how the various interpretations of the results of quantum physics experiments relate to this issue. Here, I'll help get you started: TL;DR: I'm of a mind with Einstein, who said "God does not play dice". Einstein was a prominent and productive physicist who was familiar with quantum physics and the limits of our ability to observe quantum phenomenon, but did not agree with any of the indeterministic interpretations that were being floated in the 1920s. Until the Copenhagen interpretation became widely accepted - with a fair share of holdouts through the present - this was a very contentious issue, as a logical line was being drawn from our fundamental inability to observe quantum events with absolute precision due to the fact that we substantially perturb these systems in the process of observing them to a fundamentally "non-localized" (non-deterministic) physical reality - that even if there were a monotheistic deity responsible for all of creation whose eyes and ears are at the same time composed of and outside of the fabric of our own physical reality, including time itself, then even this being could not know how that fabric would be woven through time. But, to this "a posteriori" argument from the intelligent physicist, which crosses the line from evidence-based physics to try to maintain scientific realism in the face of observational uncertainty, a wise meta-physicist - which Einstein was as much as he was an intelligent physicist - asserts that this logical leap will get you into a deep philosophical hole from which you must climb out to find God. Some type of Divine Creator exists "a priori"; it is not a matter of physical observation to find this truth - existence begs the question, even if you invoke a cyclic physical cosmology. Its existence as well as its nature is purely metaphysical, and not any more physically knowable than the exact position and momentum of an electron, what happens inside of a black hole, what lies outside the observable universe in space, or what occurred before it in time. In developing relativity as well as his work on quantum physics, Einstein was inspired by his metaphysical knowledge of God. There are metaphysical lines of reasoning and deep insights that can be had into the nature of God without and in conjunction with external observation. Without writing a whole book about the interplay between physics and metaphysics, that is where Einstein was coming from when he said "God does not play dice". It is not a mere matter of faith, it is based on some truly fundamental axioms that are upheld by many metaphysical philosophers and spiritual persons alike. It is not a logical or faith-based argument, it flows from the same spring of wisdom as our affirmation of the existence of physical reality; the mortal Descartes' "I think therefore I am" begets the Divine Truth, as the Divine Truth begot mortals: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. In him was life; and the life was the light of men. And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not." - King James Bible If you can't comprehend how any non-deterministic interpretation of quantum physics is making a bold and baseless metaphysical claim, and/or won't concede that, your hang-up probably is not in your conceptual understanding of the physics but rather your direct relationship with metaphysics and divinity. If you care to practice this more deeply to find that Light, the Truth exists in that bible verse as it does in every major religion, but I recommend a Zen Buddhist practice, as they're far less esoteric and scripture-based than most paths to understanding - their meditation involves simply sitting and directing your mind to the truth with the bare minimum of external instruction. Thanks for reading, Namaste :)
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It's weird how this video (in my screen) is uploaded minutes ago but your comment is 1 hour ago
Kerby is the god of time
love your videos!
Hi friend
This is amazing video!
Kurzgesagt never fails to give me an existential crisis.
Especially on a Tuesday afternoon 😭
Especially on a Tuesday afternoon 😭
@@spidscorp4523It's morning
@@spidscorp4523It's morning
@@spidscorp4523X2
Excellent video. Will have to watch it again yesterday, since I've already seen it tomorrow.
TeNeT summarized
😂
Ah, well, that make my head hurt.
😂😂😂😂
Perfect comment
"Me missing the bus was already predetermined since the big bang"
Say that to your teacher in school lol
I’m going to say it to my boss when he asks why I didn’t go to work.
And them putting you in detention was too lol
😂😂😂😂
🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
@@Redflowers9 It’s a destiny 🤣
1:07 love the don’t hug me i’m scared reference
IKR😭😭😭
FUN
pesky bee
i saw thatttt lol
I thought i was the only one to notice
I love how you missing the bus is knitted into the narrative of this video. As you have missed the bus, are about to miss the bus, just missed the bus, will miss the bus, all at different points in the video
I'm actually about to miss the bus from watching this video
update I made it to the bus on time
@@R0bertG-w8i lol i watched this inside the school bus
and didn't miss the bus.... all "nows" that were valid. excellent point. totally didnt pick up on that.
this video is about false understanding of relativity and a total nonsense. an alien 1 is actually in the past and an alien 2 is actually in the future. there's no 'different' 'alternative' 'nows'. 'internal' aka object times 'move' differently depending on relative speed, objects don't have different nows. this video is a pseudo-scientific joke. it is actually harmful just like flat-earthers' believes.
Its an apt analogy. The physical processes in our brains that create consciousness happen FAR to slowly to be measured in planck time. Meaning consciousness lags behind the "current painting" because our minds are nowhere near fast enough to perceive each frame. Consciousness has "missed the bus"
You finally made this video . . . it's about time!
underrated comment.
This comment should have been pinned😂
or maybe this video has been made since the big bang...
@@mznxbcv12345 Ok... how is this relevant to the subject?
Accept Jesus Christ as your savior! This whole video is a bunch of nonsense, just go to the Bible, it explains all this stuff in more detail + a bunch of time prophecies.
1:08 the Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared reference is awesome 😂 love those little things hidden in there.
"Yo dawg I heard you like existential dread in your videos about time so I put existential dread from a video about time in your existential dread from a video about time"
@@gregormonkey "I also added details of an existential crisis whilst also hiding the fact that this video is secretly an existential crisis covered with butterflies and rainbows"
Like at 3:44 where we see baby Yoda
also kirby with bandana waddle dee
Kirby :)))
How is it possible that this isn't the most popular channel on youtube?! I don't understand how everyone in the world isn't fascinated by the topics you all cover? THANK YOU for trying to educate people on complicated topics in a fun, easy-ish to understand way.
The talent of this crew, just amazing.
God knows what happens before it happens, so this has been talked about for a really long time
Mid
everyone's talking about the animation, but the soundtrack is amazing! everything leveled up! congrats, i got an existential crisis again!
Wanted to say the same! Absolutely awesome
Me too! I love being stuck in a perpetual existential crisis that I know I can't escape! Best feeling ever
Everyone, ACCEPT JESUS!
@@danielanderson6933 No, because I don't have to
@@TheSilverShadow17 Atheists believe in nonsense. Please accept Jesus instead. It's a much better option.
Hard to believe this video is from 10 years ago time flies
100 years ago
1,000 Years ago
10,000 years ago
100,000 years ago
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I can't express how much of an impact 1:07 was for me. I was looking at my plate cutting my dinner while I listened and when you said "The past is far behind us," I froze thinking "the future doesn't exist" and when I heard you say it, looked up and saw that GOD DAMNED CLOCK the shudder I had shook me to my core. Top writing. I will later say how I enjoyed the rest of the video.
I'm too stupid to understand the rest. Good video though :D
the clock is a dhmis reference
@ghoulish.person I know,,, that's why I recognized it? I don't get this comment.
I did not expect a Don't Hug Me I'm Scared reference at 01:10, that clock lives in my head rent free (I would like to wear it on my rizd).. beautiful work as always Kurzgesagt.
i got 2 DHMIS shirts from my sister, love that show
@@alecc_a7585they have plushies now 👀 up for preorder
Yeah that was like worlds colliding
was particularly looking at the comment just for this!!!
Confused me 😭😭
Interstellar moment, I love overly complex explanations of time!
This one was especially abstract and depressing
@@shadowofheaven3279Being delusional is a part of life, we think we aren’t naive but even if we make a decision, that would have been predetermined by the future. I hate knowing that a theory, if true, would mean everything we do is just predicted right, to happen
@@Demonsidedogi’ve had a weird phenomenon that might’ve been an indicator that my future is set in stone but who knows?
More like overly simple I think
Wait wumba watches kurgesagt cool
The fact Kurz spent a month travelling to the future just to educate us about it is insane dedication
What's my name
Yes
how do you always have tons of likes in seconds?
Or maybe it's past from some other perspective (I'll leave)
@@fullmetaltheorist Heisenberg...?
Who has come here after watching the reel ?
Me
Me
Me 🤣🤣it had me curious
Wtf dude real af😭
That same top comment in the reel is still here😂
The fact they can use all of these trademarked characters to illustrate their ideas makes it all feel so much more premium
huh?
@@telumbric1292didn’t you see the Kirby and the waddle Dee ?
Including the terrifying clock from Don't Hug Me, I'm Scared
@@telumbric1292 Peridot from Steven Universe also made a short cameo at 3:43
@@thatoneguy165CLOT
These videos are the only thing that calms me down. It's nice to know how small my work problems are when im apart of such a large universe.
And on that bombshell, let's give a round of applause to the feeling of an existential crisis, the very thing that Kurzgesagt does best.
Right?!? I’ve never gotten an existential crisis from their videos 😭 it’s only ever calmed me down
Indeed! Relativizing is the key of self-regulation and emotional intelligence!
Except theyre not small for you, only for the universe. And who gives a shit about the universe because it is us who have to deal with the 'small' problems
Well said
Dhmis reference appreciated
Glad someone noticed. I was just thinking of that quote then he said it
Bro is here ❤️
Wewd
3:12 does that mean if we are able to travel in 30km/s we can talk to the past (time travel)😮
The past is far behind us, the future doesnt exist!
this channel never fails to give me a headache but i still continue to watch
"Weird mix of duck and mammal that makes no sense." It's such a way to roast a platypus.
DAMN YOU PERRY THE PLATYPUS!
Kurzgesagt will be the first to be sent to marsupial gulag after the Great Platypussian Uprise!
😂
@@Dawad2007I don’t think that’s how the phrase goes
Gotta respect the platypus, after all, I do believe it is the only mammal that lays eggs and doesn't give birth to a live platypus. Not that other mammals give birth to live platypuses, platypae? Not sure which is correct in the plural sense, but anyways, I only meant they don't give birth to live young like other mammals. I think they're kind of cool.
That "don't hug me, I'm scared" reference at 1:07 hit me like a freight train lmao
“Time is a tool you can put on the wall”
It hit me like my step dad
That and the Twin Peaks reference at 3:57 did it for me
And the clock at 10:08
Just saw the clock is also there at 1.08
What's don't hug me I'm scared
There are so many references in this episode! Twin peaks, don’t hug me I’m scared, space dandy, Star Wars, Steven universe, the black lodge, probably some I didn’t even notice…
Kirby
Pikmin
Metroid!!
Where was the steven universe one? Can someone reply to my comment on it?? I missed it and can’t find it
Didn't notice any of them
1:31 I don’t like how he’s on the toilet while I’m on the toilet watching this
Yay for the "DON'T HUG ME I'M SCARED" reference! You even showed the creepy Clock Guy when you said the line! ❤❤❤
i literally got up and screamed at my phone when i heard and saw the reference!!
I didn’t realize it was a DHMIS reference until you just said that
what time was it in the video?
@@tissb6351 Around 1:06
THATS WHY IT SOUNDED SO FAMILIAR I GOT SCARED FOR A MOMENT TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHY I GOT DEJA VU FROM IT 😭
never has the phrase "Except! Quantum stuff..." made me feel so relieved than at 5:38
surprised myself.
fr had me like: 🙂😐🤨🤔😦😗😅🙂
I hope you'll see that you don't need quantum stuff to know your mental process still exist, if that's the part you're afraid of. Like, you can agree that your "today" will eventually be your past, and that for that futur you, it has already happend, and they know which choice was made. But it doesn't change that there was a thought process, a decision, even when the output is already known.
Determinism or quantum randomness = No free will.
@@lucdombar4527 Thank you. Searched the comments just to find someone else that disagrees with Kurzgesagts interpretation of free will.
I hear it so often and had yet to hear someone question it, even though it seems so obvious that just because your decisions are fixed does not make you unable to make decisions. You just will always decide in the same way that the same version of you in the exact same situation would always decide.
@@riliash > You just will always decide in the same way that the same version of you in the exact same situation would always decide.
that's actually a really nice way to put it. Because of my past experiences and my neurology, I will make the same decision under a given set of circumstances, so despite then decision being fixed, the choice was mine after all :)
These animations are outta control , over the years I’ve seen these people level up heavy
Bill Gate’s impact
Amazing in fact
this video is about false understanding of relativity and a total nonsense. an alien 1 is actually in the past and an alien 2 is actually in the future. there's no 'different' 'alternative' 'nows'. 'internal' aka object times 'move' differently depending on relative speed, objects don't have different nows. this video is a pseudo-scientific joke. it is actually harmful just like flat-earthers' believes.
Accept Jesus as your savior for your sins! Hurry up! God's clock is ticking!
@@danielanderson6933 if you don't sin, ma boi, jesus died for nothing
This is actually one of the philosophical questions I find myself pondering at various points in my life. There has been a handful of events in my life, that I’m sure others will be able to relate to, where a seemingly random frustrating or inconvenient event has made me late to go somewhere, however when I finally leave I find out that there was a devastating car crash that happened roughly at the exact time I would’ve been in that location if I’d left on time.
One that will always standout to me was when it felt like the “universe” was trying to stop me from leaving my home or possibly delaying me so time would line up for a crash, i.e. back to back inconveniences - my jacket got stuck in the door as I was leaving, then my key lanyard got caught on the door handle, and then my seatbelt got twisted and i had to fix it before i could leave). Once I finally left slightly later than I usually did, a car ended up backing into my drivers side door in a parking lot and that was my very first accident ever.
Looking back at things like this, to me, some moments in life certainly FEEL like the future has already been written and that events are going to happen on a schedule. Of course it could also be random and things just happen out of nowhere, but the times that life seemingly did its best to either delay me from getting in a car crash or caused me to leave at a time where the car crash actually happened stand out in my mind. My mom always describes it as a guardian angel when something delays you and to be aware of what’s going on more than usual as it could be trying to warn you about something about to happen, maybe time works the same way or is the guardian of our lives.
Just something I find really interesting to think about, I hope others can relate ❤
Here's an example that might be interesting for you:
Say you roll a ball towards 2 holes in the ground, and they have an equally likely chance for the ball to go in. It has been scientifically proven that if you think about the ball then it might change the result. So this is actually a really good question because if the universe is determined then does quantum stuff actually have random outcomes or not and it just seems like that because we aren't smart enough to tell yet?
@ that’s a really awesome example! Theoretical Physics and Quantum Mechanics are so amazing to me, having factors like observation and entanglement mixed into the equation is so cool to think about!
@@thetwitchywitchy yeah definitely
@Lightning37clipsThe answer is no if Quantum does in fact limit by our intelligence and our ability to measure things then as time goes on, we would, should and could be able to predict the quantum world better however that isn't true despite all the effort we try all the technological advancment we achieved, the quantum world probability still stay the same regardless.
This is true when you try to measure a particle momentum and it position in a space. The more we know about it momentum the less we know about it in space and this hold true despite all the technological advancement we achieve all better way and machines that could help us measure things better. Yet this still true, we never managed to measure it speed and position more accurate not even a bit and the result yield completely the same with the older and less reliable methods.
@ This was really fascinating!
Very much appreciate that Peridot cameo at 3:43
Also Pikmin, Grogu and others
DON'T TOUCH THAT! YOU CLODS DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING!!
Meow from Space Dandy
Clod
Peridot is love :)
One thing that helps the mental mapping of how there can be "so many nows" and also how some "nows" are in others' "future" is that there is a speed to causality.
Yea. Causality "spreads", at the speed of light... Which begs the question... in a sci-fi setting, could reality actually be rewritten? If a "causality wave" moves at the speed of light, would an "anti-causality wave" be able to cancel it impacting with the first, canceling the event retroactively?
Maybe not where the event already happened. What about canceling its spread... ?
What about the reversal of causality?
Can highly recommend Wolfram Physics - they have a whole theory where the universe is made out of causal events and nothing else
I was surprised this wasn’t brought up
@@sethheristal9561 Yes. Instead of thinking in terms of time and the speed of light. Think of reality in terms of MATTER and CAUSALITY - like dominos interacting with each other. Light moves at the speed of causality. And obviously when you move at the speed of light, YOU are moving at the speed of causality. But, you are moving at the speed of causality right now. Everything does. Your "particles" are currently whirring in orbits at the speed of causality. If you get in a spaceship and approach the speed of light, your particles move through the fabric of space, your causality is iterating through the fabric of space, slowing down the orbits of your particles because the speed of causality is constant, therefore it must be distributed between orbital and lateral motion. So, your orbital cells slow, and your thinking slows, but you are flying faster through space. So, stop thinking of it in terms of a clock. Think of it in terms of matter. Time is a tenuous concept that humans made up. A clock is just a spring under tension or an oscillating block of quartz anyway. Scientists have tried to track time accurately using cesium and found that the clocks diverge just by raising it off the floor. So how can you ever expect to track now? The concept of time understood by the general population is very primitive. We might as well believe we can "measure time" using ocean waves.
What I find so fascinating about relativity is the sheer amount of time travelling paradoxes you can create, and how some of those same paradoxes might interact with each other
I think the universe prevents paradoxes.
Time could very well exist in these blocks, but when quantum mechanics comes into play, prior to the collapse of the wavefunction by an observation, the universe splits into the many worlds.
Perhaps t=0 was a single page, but for every plank-time after t=0 there would be an exceptionally large number of pages to represent each of the possible universes.
To break out of science and into my personal philosophical and spiritual beliefs - there is an untestable but fundamental analog of the fundamental quantum fields, this analog upholds consciousness-exclusive information like qualia for example.
I think the overall consciousness-field is literally in-and-of-itself conscious and capable of universal scale choices. I think that consciousness-field (which I consider as deity-like) is the universal child - but he's not drawing the pages, he's picking which pages go into the book (or books if time travel were to become possible).
The consciousness-field exists across time from the big bang to "Prime-Time," which would be defined as the time in which no conscious observer has yet born witness to collapse the wavefunctions.
@@JaydragonMThe universe doesn’t prevent paradoxes. Paradoxes are just the maths way of telling you you got things wrong in some way.
@@mzaitealthough this isn’t really a paradox assuming that light travels at the same speed both directions which is always assumed when talking about the theory of relativity
Floatheadphysics has a great video on the andromeda paradox which is what this is and explains why it isn’t a paradox at all
@@Parxi_o incorrect. Light can only move up at a 45 degree angle relative to where it starts. It’s fixed.
Great Scott!! It's DARK 😊
3:50 The amount of amazing references here is astounding.
Super Metroid!!!111!!
Space dandy and Steve universe
Did not expect Peridot to be there tbh
@@FreezeFunCLOD
Baby Yoda ❤
When I was 5 years old I had this feeling everything was predetermined and I was just watching it all happen so I tried to do things that were unpredictable in an attempt to break the universe, but I quickly realized I couldn't prove it
Your 5 year old self really said "Nah, Ima do my own thing"
I did this too but at like 8😭😭
@@arkidie I feel like it might have been somewhat inspired by watching TV, because I remember fully expecting the entire universe to cease to exist and just turn into the TV static noise if I went "off script"
i still do this
THIS COMMENT WILL BREAK THE UNIVERSE BECAUSE IT WAS NOT PREDETERMINED
this guy makes thing simple and complicated at the same time
this _extremely talented professional team_* makes thing simple and complicated at the same time
Yeah how unfortunate. The smart sounding guy, the narrator, sound make it clearest
I just discovered this channel and it is really so well-made and explained in a very fun way. Love it!! Please keep 'em coming
The fact that this was explained very very well in a Ben 10 episode is still amazing....
Wait when….. nah no way. Tell me the episode, Ben 10 was my childhood.
@@Just-a-Orion-on-the-internet. Yup there was a episode(s0ep10 paradox) in alien force (then later in ultimate alien ) where there was this special alien that leaves these wierd trails that is actually all of moments of time ... The past present and future... It was a bit wacky but explained nicely in the end
it was in alien force@@mukulnag1578
Episode number and series
@@syedzakariya4124
It was the episode that introduced Professor Paradox (Ben 10's parody of Doctor who).
It's about time you got around to this topic. I've been waiting for it all my life.
now?
It really is about time, yes.
Perhaps it was already made, but you're only now experiencing it. If this was true, then you already have experienced it, just not relative to now, until now. So I ask, did you even really wait at all?
And according to this video, you will continue to wait ... forever.
Which life?
Love the "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared" reference at the beginning with Time !!
EDIT: Damn glad to see so many people of culture in here
I'd honestly be a little disappointed if they didn't
1:07
Also Kirby haha
literally was singing that in my head right before the reference
meh meh meh meh mEH MEH MEH MEH
even though i dont understand yes
There was so much in this video that I am going to have to watch it again, now, or in the past.
The idea of the Growing Block can be super inspirational. It should be a poster with it saying something like, "The Block is still growing, lay the story". Idk, but I would buy something inspirational and sciency
BRO!! I WAS JUST THINKING THAT!!! (You read my mind)
Great minds think alike! Yeah! I would totally buy a poster like that!
For me the ideal slogan would be:
The Block grows, with or without you, but only you get to decide how.
Stack your bricks, or someone else will stack theirs. 🧱
I don’t know, I think the Universe favors those who make the first choice, though I still strongly believe you have to think things through first, you can’t just keep worrying about the end result forever, either you’ll succeed or you’ll fail. Just learn from your mistakes and try again. It’s okay to fail, but at the end of the day Eventually you’ll have to make a choice.
We all have to take a stand at some point in our lives, if we don’t want the Universe to leave us behind.
Except that would be a lie. It would have to say something like "The block might still be growing, there is a possibility you could lay the story, maybe". Not very inspirational or sciency. Besides, the whole idea of democratizing time makes no sense, because it's still measuring it from the frame of a human like consciousness, if we include other things then time is just movement. If something moves slower then time moves slower, and if something moves faster than time moves faster. And at the extremes of both time ceases to exist, they are essentially outside of time at opposite ends of the spectrum, which suggests we're dealing with something circular that loops back on itself. And if we take all that into account then the block of ice is more likely, because the growing block is intrinsically tied to the flawed, subjective, and not scientifically understood, idea of what humans consider consciousness.
@@alirezaomrani7650What if it wasn’t a growing block yet a frozen cube already set in your way of you getting that poster and getting motivation to do something.
Yes! Also I wonder if in the distant future conscious beings will be able to "mine" the block we are creating...and resurrect us long after we are dead. If the block exists, shouldn't it be accessible given enough time and technological advancement? I find this idea super inspirational
What was the point of this comment? Just to daydream about buying a cheesy product?
“The Past is far behind us, the future doesn’t exist” gave me instant chills because of the don’t hug me I’m scared reference. Loved it.
Or even scarier is what if both ideas of time are true. It's all already calculated but recalculates as the Nows move.
AsSalam Alaikum, peace and blessings of God be upon you and all brothers and sisters, children of our father Adam (as) and our mother Eve (as).
Dear brothers and sisters, usury (interest,loans,debts,inflation) has destroyed mankind. Kindly read these verses. God bless you.
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Those who consume interest cannot stand [on the Day of Resurrection] except as one stands who is being beaten by Satan into insanity. That is because they say, "Trade is [just] like interest." But God has permitted trade and has forbidden interest. So whoever has received an admonition from his Lord and desists may have what is past, and his affair rests with God . But whoever returns to [dealing in interest or usury] - those are the companions of the Fire; they will abide eternally therein.
God destroys interest and gives increase for charities. And God does not like every sinning disbeliever.
Indeed, those who believe and do righteous deeds and establish prayer and give zakah will have their reward with their Lord, and there will be no fear concerning them, nor will they grieve.
O you who have believed, fear God and give up what remains [due to you] of interest, if you should be believers.
Quran 2:275-278
i was chin deep in thought and then i saw peridot in one frame and this reference 😭
literal trash ha 🖤
@@kristenrobinson665wdym?
Time is definitely one of the most complicated, weird and difficult things that one could possibly try to wrap their head around, so Kurzgesagt attempting to simplify and teach it ''in a nutshell'' (Exactly what they do best) is definitely very daring and commendable.
[Edit 1 month later] wow has this comment gotten popular, why did I just now realise it's been saying ''Comlicated'' this whole time T~T
yes, true, and gave some existential dread in the process, and btw thanks quantum physics, for allowing us to keep our free will!
Agreed, especially the fact that they've managed to discuss both determinism and uncertainty as literally opposing ideas in a single yet logically coherent video!
@@golamrasul9887I truly don’t say this to be argumentative, it’s a genuine question. Absent religious reasons, which I don’t think you’re getting at here (and I think/hope we can finally start to write off the opinions of the religious as an anchor on progress, they’ve been the loudest voice in the room and the legislatures, etc, for far too long), why do people cling to having free will so badly?
It’s not like once we discover or accept we do or don’t it changes. If we don’t then we never did and things would *seem* largely the same, except maybe we could be more compassionate. If we do then we always have.
Comlicated or complicated?
Comlicated or complicated?
For me your explanation is about time travel
I wish to add that: even if time is already written (and even with quantum mechanics it's simply random not 'free will') it simply means that, in exactly the same situation, and as that exact version of us, we will always make that same decision, but even if that event will always happen and the outcome will always be the same it is still our own decision, our brains deciding the course of action to take, which (if you don't believe in anything beyond reality like souls) is all that would happen anyway. Essentially, the predetermined future is simply a projection of the decisions you will make, it doesn't nullify that you have made them, it just the when of the matter that's blurry.
It's the same as how if you ask a computer to determine which of two options are better it will always arrive at the same conclusion if you give it the same starting data. The calculations the computer went through to arrive at this conclusion aren't worthless just because it always arrives at the same one, they were still necessary and useful. If you view free will as more similar to this situation, basically an evolutionary adaptation that allowed us to handle difficult and novel situations by being able to think freely and abstractly, then it still clearly exists. And like there's no reason to treat free will as somehow special and different from all our other evolutionary adaptations since we aren't in any way seperate from the rest of life on this planet.
@@hedgehog3180 Exactly!
Well said
One more thing to add is that this is less time travel, and more just going to the future faster and irreversibly. You're just seeing the future world faster, and finding out what happens later. You didn't go to the future, your now just progressed sooner. Your friend's decision isn't eternally locked in stone when you go forwards in time, it's just you remeet them again years later to find out what choices they made.
@@hedgehog3180 You're correct about algorithms in a computer generating consistent results. However, my choices are ad hoc in comparison. Grab the can of Coke or the can of root beer from the fridge? My choice, on a whim. Unpredictable.
this stumped my understanding. like what the hell? your guy's ability to explain overly complex notions are laudable! every time you guys introduced a model of time of the universe, it always made me question stuff like "is the future already written then?!" and you guys actually do cover it afterwards. predicting the stream of human consciousness is a godlike skill so I applaud y'all once again! now i'm going to debate the paradoxical contradictions between the ice block model and the growing block model lol because either don't complement each other at all...crazy stuff...
They don't really predict your stream of consciousness, i'd say it's just a question that naturally arises when a human being thinks of the topic, it's more our reality that constrains your stream of consciousness than Kurzgesagt that predicts a specific branch.
You're just too naive and straightforward at the topic. There's more paradoxes arises. Just not so long ago, in 2023 scientists proved that photon can change its properties because of its future pathway. Its been called time interferance. The research is named "Time slit experiment"
@@WiRaRI tried to read a paper on particle time once...once.😢
These animations are so frickin adorable and hilarious. Holds your attention through the whole thing. What's being used to make them? Obviously requires a skilled artist and humorist as well...
My 5yo doesn’t understand the difference between past and present but he loves Kirby.
@@QDWhitelmao
If you are asking about the software used to animate, I would assume it's Adobe Animate. You can create simple animations pretty "easily" (you obviously need skilled professional artists of course). It's really good for this kind of stylized lineless corporate appearance.
Wow thanks!
Kurzgesagt mentioned in the past that they use Adobe Illustrator to draw the art, then Adobe After Effects to animate them. Check out their video about how they make a video in 2600 hours.
Love the red room reference!!
"Most people think Time is like a river that flows swift and sure in one direction, but I have seen the face of Time, and I can tell you, they are wrong. Time is an ocean in a storm." - from Prince of Persia, the Sands of Time. Makes more sense to me now, after 21 years.
"People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually* from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff." -- The Doctor
complete BS
@@viniciusdomenighi6439 Wait, are you saying the quote from a fictional person from a video game in a fictional world, isn’t 100% accurate to our world?!
@@viniciusdomenighi6439 You mind giving a better analogy? And maybe have some math to back it up?
Was one of my favorite series. The gameplay has aged badly, but that line delivery is perfect and lives in my brain forever.
really like when someone explains about confusing time things, and I fractionly understand it little by little
Love how these videos always make me question reality even more than I already do
Calm down you haven't even watched it yet
@@unstablejihadi4858😂
How do you know?@@unstablejihadi4858
Update: now that I've seen the full video, I stand by my comment
Agree😂 and I love it❤
3:49 Space Dandy is the perfect reference for this video!
Yay, now I can question my reality and not know for certain whether I really exist. Thanks Kurzgesagt! 🎉
Why, you couldn't do that before watching the video?
you'll get over it eventually
Existential crisis, achieved.
But you do know though, you don't need to understand it, life is nothing but a inexplicable miracle, yet you live every day, why not believe in it?
yes you exist and are alive so go out and live instead of pondering nonsense such as this because its bad for your physcological and mental health!
I wrote a paper on this last semester in regard to time and the cosmological argument in philosophy last semester. Glad someone found a way to put into words what I was trying (unsuccessfully) to explain.
everything is ai you cant trust a single thing in 2024... the facts are very simple though... not a moon landing... antarctica still hidden in plain site and array of other crimes way worse than you could ever imagine... but hey you got a nice ai voice!!!
really, I often try to explain similar ideas to people around me and many don't listen at all, because it's too kind of absurd. Well, I'm probably not the best person to explain, but nevertheless
The problem here is the analogy at [03:02] with the magical instand communication. There is no instand communication and there never will be. c is the speed limit of the universe and the speed limit of information propagation.
2 rockets flying away from you each at naer the speed of light and in 90° to each other. When you do this though experiment (or watch minute physics on this topic) and switch perspectiv of those rockets while they communicate with the third person and each other, time gets real.
You can send a message and someone can pick it up later. But noone can get the message before you send it.
Time is not an illusion. It is a fundamental feature of this universe. And either is time the reason why the universe is expanding, or the expanding universe creates time. But you cant have one without the other.
True! The fact that the speed of light is finite really seems to be the hallmark of the fact that things really are REAL, they are out there, never fully reducible to their relations with other things. Light speed mediates measurement - or rather, since measurement is not some kind of fancy subjectibe action, but just another kind of physcial relation (as Einstein clearly showed in his special relativity paper), light speed mediates all relations. No instantaneous relation is possible, that is, things are NOT reducible to their relations, or even their constituents, but at all levels, every object maintains a hidden autonomy and reality. This is the way Object Oriented Ontology would read it, at least, and I really do like that philosophy.
just watch "dark" three times
I love the don’t hug me I’m scared reference, I spent to long laughing at it
I was looking for this comment
Where is this reference?
1:12ish
The clock and "future doesn't exist" stuff
@mikehsu9563 1:06 The past is far behind us, the future doesn't exist. That clock that pops up is the clock from don't hug me I'm scared.
4:06 I’m sorry, Twin Peaks? This video is incredibly awesome.
It sounds like the problem with the 3 alien spaceships thought experiment is that the "instantaneous internet" breaks causality in the same way that time travel would.
Yeah, I don't see how that thing implies there is any problem. Such communication is impossible for a reason.
Well there's what Einstein called 'spooky action at a distance' (quantum entanglement), so _theoretically_ it might be possible despite breaking causality. But I'm not smart enough to understand it properly, so please don't take my word for it.
Time travel, or also maybe knowing the exact position and momentum of a quantum object. Sort of breaks the rules.
In the sense of communication, sure.
But what it does is more clearly illustrate something that we do know to be true, that your time frame is determined by motion through spacetime.
And this we have observed through our GPS satellites gaining about 38.6 microseconds every day compared to clocks on the ground, due to time dilation.
Though I personally don't think faster than light communication or time, travel necessarily needs to break causality, in the same way one could draw a flipbook involving a time traveling character.
Essentially, the character would need to do something unrelated to the events on the previous panels, say they do something different in the background unnoticed to the foreground characters, thus not influencing them. (Unused information)
Or do something that fulfills the events of previous panels. (Information that was there from the beginning anyway)
In both cases there is no violation of causality.
Came here to say this. While it illustrates how time changes as you move faster, it ignores that each of those six points in spacetime have completely different presents, and wouldn't be able to interact.
Not even through spooky action at a distance (unless you really like pointless guessing games that cannot be used for communication).
1:06 I loved the Don't Hug Me I'm Scared reference! 😅
I saw it and immediately scolled down to see if anyone else had noticed it lol
Shi got me flashbacks
Not the refrence expected in a kurzgesagt video
Oh my god, I thought I was seeing things.
It scared me.
This is the second time they've referenced him. The first one was in the homeopathy video.
That don't hug me I'm scared reference was golden
Ik lmao
Legendary reference
Maybe time’s just a construct of human perception, an illusion created by
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Your videos are amazing, you are so amazing. Thank you for making my days!!! I love what you do, and if I could I'd fill my walls with your posters. You're the best, thank you!!!
1:08 Props for sneaking in Tony the talking clock! If you know, you know.
Dhmis
Traumatic experience
That motherfucking series oh god
9:30
Dont hug me im scared 😱
“The conception of “time travel” is predicated upon the notion that the future has already occurred and that the past is somehow still accessible, which begs the question, where is time being “saved”, and what IS “time” if not a mere abstraction?”
Very true.
The only reason I give any credence to the theory though is bc time travel is indeed possible.
So if you can travel through time then perhaps that point in time before or after your own exist at the present. Otherwise, idk how the past or future could be accessible
@@mattchambers4561 it’s quite intriguing
Time is the meaning of existed or proof that something actually happened or was created ,time is the past
Both aren’t possible
Your error like in the word 'believe'. @@MarkkysLife
"Don't Hug Me I'm Scared" reference caught me off guard 😂😂
i still have PTSD of that clock
The past is far behind us the future doesn’t exist
what's the time?
Its quarter to 9 @@SandroWalach
i almost screamed
This is one of the best TH-cam videos i ever came across.
The most unrealistic part is that I have a future 💀
🌚**Spiderman theme plays**
Same💀
Ey don't worry man,just be happy that you didn't spent 50k dollars to make someone animate a white demon women to chase you.
I hope you turn it around 💙
youre gonna make it
Love the Don't Hug Me, I'm Scared reference!
It was an unexpected surprise, to be sure. But a welcome one
The past is far behind us, the future doesn't exist
"Make it stop"
What do you mean? I’m already clean! Scrub, scrub, scrub till the water’s brown!
Can you tell what moment is?
(I don't want to watch the entire thing again 😭😭😭)
I was watching this while waiting for the bus, so the “stop watching youtube to not miss the bus” made me look up so many times 😂
Did you miss the bus?
@Geo-the-terrarian he did. But he also didnt.
I watched this right after I woke up realising I’ve missed the bus 😂
@@romslave1754Well yes, but actually no.
this video is about false understanding of relativity and a total nonsense. an alien 1 is actually in the past and an alien 2 is actually in the future. there's no 'different' 'alternative' 'nows'. 'internal' aka object times 'move' differently depending on relative speed, objects don't have different nows. this video is a pseudo-scientific joke. it is actually harmful just like flat-earthers' believes.
Ahhh yes, the future is the past, the past is debatable and the present is in the future. This makes me sleep so much more comfortable. Thank you for this explainer Kurzgesagt
Once you mentioned other galaxies that we can visibly observe, it clicked. This makes SO much sense. If you can view a galaxy that would take an inconceivable amount of time to get to, and it's a projection of light that is outdated to the now of that galaxy, but you're both experiencing now at the same time-- the idea of planes that aren't simultaneosly in the same time-- although occupying the same space is the only answer.
Omg that does make sense, thanks for that explanation
Yes, but that's not how "now slices" are defined, they disregard the time information takes to reach you. In that sense, looking at a far away galaxy is truly looking into a past slice. You will die long before you get to the time you can see the galaxy in that "now slice" of right now. The point here is that observers moving with respect to each other don't even share the same now slices. Someone in a far away galaxy that would happen to be stationary with respect to the Earth would have the same "now slices" as us though.
No. You are all wrong and heres why: Time does not exist beyond ourselves. It is a concept we made up to help make sense of things. That's all. It does not exist objectively, "out there", in the real world as an exclusively independent "thing". Instead, it simply is a result of our own mental processes, call it Reason if you will, that is necessary (i.e. demanded by Reason itself) for our own comprehension of reality. The latter, however, is also essentially us. Its all us, it always has been and always will be. Our minds projects itself onto the apparent external reality (i.e. reality as it appears to us as being something existentially fully independent from us/the mind), thereby, essentially making use of its own processes, like concepts, to make sense of what is, essentially, its own doing. Thus, simply put, everything that exists is necessarily a relation of self with self. Our minds relating itself to its own mental processes.
adding to your point, distant galaxies we observe are entangled to our existence regardless of time or space. Light experiences no time (from its own frame of reference) and in this example is emitted by the stars of this galaxy and absorbed by your eye instantly! from our frame of reference we understand this through our location in spacetime measuring the distance traveled in xxx number of lightyears. Funny to say but if you where to look up and gaze at the stars 10 years from now, acouple photons a trillion trillion miles away have already (i guess you could say) determined to hit your eye that very moment you decided to look up and around in the night sky
@@cryme5 They would not. Inertial frames are defined by 4d coordinates, so two objects that aren't occupying the same point in spacetime have different reference frames. They therefore won't have the same proper time, you'd still need Lorentz transformations for that. And relativity tells us each frame's "now" is valid. It also doesn't matter if they are stationary, the math depends on if they are accelerating or not.
5:16 how meta and ‘breaking the fourth wall’! So cool because it can remind people to continue errands after the video, catch an actual bus, etc.
The way this is displayed also means there has to be a point of convergence where all things of any time exist in the same point in space
please make me smart like you 🙏
Somewhat my thought as well, it portrayed the expansion of time as a property dependant on it’s subjects.
like the big bang?
like the big bang? or no
@ourjewelsaturn that's not quite what I was thinking but I suppose that kind of fits the bill though.
1:50 Finally, kirby is educational!!!
Somehow the Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared reference tripped me out more than anything’s else in this video 😂😂
Frrr :00
Unlocked memories
Or Kirby
oh my god, first the don’t hug me i’m scared reference and then kirby and waddle dee, i love this channel dude
"DON'T TOUCH MEEEEEEEE!!!!"
@@CrimsonA1 PUYO!
It's a quater to eight, there's fish on my plate
"...it's time to go to time!"
"But we don't really want. We're going to miss our show." 😂😂😂😂
you had me until galactic civilization expend lol
When I was a kid, I thought a lot about the phrase "time flies when you're having fun". Like if I spent a whole day at school while my friend cut class and went to an amusement park, the day would feel significantly shorter for them because they're having a blast and I'm bored at school and time is dragging.
So, the day flies by for them, each hour feels like 20 minutes, meanwhile the day is dragging for me, each hour feels like 2. So, I thought to myself: "in their head, the day is probably already over for them, and they are getting ready for bed, meanwhile I still have an hour left of school. So, am I in the past? Is everyone's 'now' different? Has anyone thought of this before? Why is no one talking about this??"
And then I learned about the theory of relativity.
So basically, I'm Einstein.
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
thanks sir, if your young version's hypothesis was true, I knew how I can stretch my time literally. 48 hours a day? How beautiful!
Well I’ll be damned, I had similar kinds of thoughts like that myself from time to time. Still do
Strange thing is I even saw a brief 1 second glimpse of my own future once too. Didn’t realise until years after I dreamed it but it was exactly just as I had seen it. I haven’t had any since but perhaps that will not always be the case.
Makes you wonder doesn’t it? Is the future set in stone and strange fluctuations in the fabric of spacetime allow some premonitions, was it a bubble in the fluid ‘present’ allowing a brief glimpse into a possible future?
Are dreams even fabrications of the mind, or are they windows into viewing possible moments in alternate realities and parallel universes. Who knows
Strangely enough yes i had this thought that time moves differently under certain conditions. Are we all in sync or do we all have a static amount of time that gets spent at different rates? Do too much of one type of thing using up time faster and reach the end of life sooner etc.
The way we experience time has a lot to do with our mental state. For sure time does not pass equally for every being in the universe. I don't know how old you are, but 5 years in our childhood seems to take a lot longer than 5 years when you are an adult for example.
I started feeling like that when I was 7
9:17 mofo confused me more than I already was
“Ok. This is a lot... Imagine three spaceships 1 million light years away... “
I’m more upset that they didn’t explore the most likely outcome of quantum effects: that each of those bubbles of now mesh via the Many Worlds / Everett interpretation in the universe branches like a fractal with bubbles intersecting and diverging in a mind breaking tapestry of reality. Determinism breaks down here in a model where everything that can happen at any given moment does happen in branching realities so the concept of frozen or growing block becomes meaningless.
@@Mach10Xthis isnt supposed to be that advanced
I appreciate you,@@Mach10X
Every single Kurzgesagt video has me questioning my existence from the first second, and right at the end it tells me it will be okay
You know THERE has to be one Absolute Truth/ Objective Reality (100%)
[regardless of what different scientists, ph.ds, doctors, philosophers, societies, religions, cultures, individuals, etcetera believe].
The rest could be categorised as either -
1.) Some Truth with some Falsehood mixed in it (no matter in what ratio/ percentage it is in) or
2.) Complete Falsehood/ Delusion (100% Wrong).
Its something like this -
[If Analogy is to be used our Body is like a Hardware of the Computer and our Soul is like a Software. Just as Computer's Hardware is Useless without a Software, similarly, a Body is also Useless /Lifeless without a Soul.]
We go through 5 Phases in our Life :-
1. The Realm (outside of this material Universe) where we took an oath & chose to be granted free will and want to be get Tested (The Testimony of believing in Only One God by our soul),
2. In our mother's womb (9 months) - The soul is breathed into the body, which gets created from a single molecule through a unique DNA🧬 (An Instruction Manual/ A Program/ Code) fashioned/ programmed by Creator. And, as the soul enters a body that's from where our consciousness and conscience comes (it happens with a lightning speed i.e. in a fraction of a second which Scientists/ Doctors couldn't able to capture it),
3. On Earth 🌎 (On an average of about 60-70 years)
[Commencement of Test with the Development of Conscience],
4. In the Grave (The time frame from our death till the Day of Judgment/ Resurrection) &
5. In Paradise or Hell (Eternal Life).
All are Temporary except after the Resurrection. So, the consciousness in brain 🧠 gets activated when soul enters the body & through soul the conscience (sense of right and wrong) of heart gets activated (including feelings like joy, peace, pain, anger, etc.).
They just don't want to be responsible for your "intentional premature exit from life", brought on by your realization that you are, for all intents and purposes less than a speck of dust. So they tell you it will be okay. Even though that changes nothing.
@@danielduncan6806 nahh I'm okay 😊
@@danielduncan6806 "Even though that changes nothing." I always find it a bit funny that people struggle with their irrelevance in the face of the universe. Yes, there are 10,000 stars for every grain of sand on Earth. How does this change anything for you? it is and will be as okay as it ever was. i shouldn't have to tell you to get used to it because you are used to it.
@@helloyes2288 if i grab a rock and throw it right now, i can rest knowing i will be the cause of a major future event
Loving all the character cameos like Kirby, Bandana Dee, Olimar, Meow, and Mr. Clock
Really cool. I wonder if it's legal for them to use?
Peridot too from Steven Universe
And baby yoda
Metroid
Best video ever on time I've ever seen !!
1:08 The, “Don’t Huge Me I’m Scared”, reference got me 😂💀
Absolutely love it!
I mean look at my pfp since 4 ever, love it
As soon as the video started I was like "this reminds me of that episode from Don't hug me I'm scared, but there's no way they'll make that reference, right?"
Thankfully, I was wrong.
For real
Had this exact crisis back in college. I came to the conclusion at the time that it was a frozen block, but I like this concept of a growing block… almost as though it’s a tank of water being filled; where the water’s surface is “now”.
At the... *time*?
No I actually had the same crisis in college and tried to tell my family who all thought I was being crazy. Now I can show them this video and then they’ll be crazy with me
@@vishalkote1475I'm afraid people who don't want to think about it just won't think about it.
I've accepted that most things I'm interested in can only be discussed with random people on the internet...
@@vishalkote1475”truth is… game was rigged from the start”
Cant stop it. A small Dad joke on this.
One fine day, the Past, Present and Future walked into a bar.
It was tense. 😅
You could say it is:
Past Tense
Present Tense
Future Tense
I'll see myself out.
Alright, since i cant think of anything smart, i'll watch.
@@vanzeralltheway8638 is this a joke too?
Depend on the time, i guess?
For the present, lets just say I'm joking. I don't wanna be too tense, you know?
NAWWW WHAT THE F
great content dan, big motivation daily
Loved the “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared Reference” ❤
Right!? I can’t believe they did that! 😮
I've seen this show but i can't relate which one, can you please enlighten me?
Came here to comment that
my dad is a computer
gave me a good laugh
9:31 If the whole video didn't give me an existential crisis, this line definitely did:
"Others think that time itself doesn't even exist, that the whole concept is an illusion of out human mind."
There Are Universes IN OUR Time CURVING OVER IT SELF into another one
And those One's space is time And Time=our space.
Im one of those that think that "time" dosen't exist, its like a metric system that human kind create to measure movement, the same way that "cm", its just a measurement to understand an object. The "aging" or "passage of time" in living beings is the decay of the cells and particles inside the body. For example: International atomic time is just the measurement of the cetium 133 atom transition (sorry, english isnt my first language).
@@tetsuyakenshiNope. Equating the metric to what it’s measuring is like equating numbers to numerals.
Our measurement of time is just a useful model of time, not time itself. Even the idea of a measurement is more useful to us than what we’re actually doing; we’re not _measuring_ time, we’re _representing_ it. In the same way we use numerals to represent numbers.
@@hibernopithecus7500 Comparing measurement its an easy way to explain why some ppl dont think that time exist. Either way, you dont represent time itself, you represents a specific event, "one day" is only a representation of the earth's rotation, "one year" is the representation of the earth's translation, "1 second" are 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium 133 atom. None of these are "time itself". So, can you tellme, what is "time itself"?
I wrote about this exact topic as a teenager ~ for some reason, I always had this thought that the past, present, and future all exist right now simultaneously. Great video!
do u have any of ur writings still about this?
Me too! I used to think about this almost every day when I was a teenager and right up into college. Then I got a job and my mind put all that aside for years. Now I’m retired and starting to think about the notion of time once again. When I was young I began to think of time as a sort mechanism that would help me to understand the story that was my life. We can reference the past through memories and the future by means of our imagination and to some degree through planning. The always fleeting present is where we attempt to tie it all together in order to make sense out of all that we learn and experience. It doesn’t make much sense when I write it out now, but I remember that it made great sense when I first started thinking about it all those years ago.
I used do this too. I used to write about my versions of time, life, perception/reality, what happens inside a blackhole etc.
But you said “always had this thought “ and “I wrote about this topic “ which would concluded that it’s not happening anymore . Which would mean lol it’s not happening the same time as the present , and it’s definitely not happening the same time as tomorrow. Just deep thought 😂that went to deep thought
@@SuperManning11How is life?
These are some of my favorite videos
That Twin Peaks reference at 4:00, amazing
My exact thought!
Ooh yeah I didn’t notice that one at first
i"m supposed to be sleep, but now my head is everywhere wondering wildly thinking of all posibilities, i love it.
"So what you think is 'now', is really only your 'now' - there are many different 'nows' in the universe, and all of them are equally real"
- my mother claiming dinner was ready when I was a child.
At least we are living in the same present ☺️
They always call you there 10 minutes early
Ikr💀
Wonderful content. Man, I feel liberated! ❤
After watching enough Kurzgesagt videos, I've realized the best thing to do is to live life like a commoner without thinking too much about the universe or the space-time continuum. ❤
And love...dont forget love
Your brain trying to protect you from feeling doomed, how cute
My takeaways are a little different, I'm usually amazed and filled with wonder
Forbidden fruit.
@@donsolosSame man. The growing block model of the universe makes so much sense when you think about it.
1:08 I saw the DHMIS (Don't Hug Me I'm Scared) reference coming but it was still a pleasant surprise
My stars, I love the Relativity theories. Whenever I try to wrap my head around them, I get an inch closer to understanding the full mile. I've been trying since I was a teenager :')
But it _does_ get more clear every time! And this visualisation with the "block" and the "various equally valid nows" was a stroke of genius on your part. Thanks for the epic video!!
yeah, they have a really great team. Some of these like.... itched in my head like I maybe almost had some of these but couldn't *quite* see... Reading about them is like "I think this is what they mean", but the video dotted some Is and crossed some Ts for me.
The more you know, the more questions you have.
Therefore, the more you know, the more you realize you don't know.
Personally, I wouldn't want to know everything, as I feel life would be boring and pointless.
My brain hurts
3:45 A space dandy reference. That show is gold glad its not forgotten
i came here to comment that lol
Lol I didn't notice it until I read your comment. Best spacial show
What am I supposed to be looking for?
@@IaMaPh1991on the bottom of the screen, it’s the third character over from the left :)
It would be lovely if we get a follow up video with explaining the Many-worlds interpretation and the Copenhagen interpretation in regards how we could percieve time and the future.
It's actually one of my favorite topics in physics despite not majoring in physics, and personally one of the most soothing stuff that helps me with my own existential crisis.
Also superdeterminism and maybe pilot wave theory.
I was expecting the video to go there, too. Would have been a classic kurzgesagt topic to cover!
maybe even bohms implicate and explicate order
I'd also like to see a more thorough dissection of how the various interpretations of the results of quantum physics experiments relate to this issue. Here, I'll help get you started:
TL;DR: I'm of a mind with Einstein, who said "God does not play dice".
Einstein was a prominent and productive physicist who was familiar with quantum physics and the limits of our ability to observe quantum phenomenon, but did not agree with any of the indeterministic interpretations that were being floated in the 1920s. Until the Copenhagen interpretation became widely accepted - with a fair share of holdouts through the present - this was a very contentious issue, as a logical line was being drawn from our fundamental inability to observe quantum events with absolute precision due to the fact that we substantially perturb these systems in the process of observing them to a fundamentally "non-localized" (non-deterministic) physical reality - that even if there were a monotheistic deity responsible for all of creation whose eyes and ears are at the same time composed of and outside of the fabric of our own physical reality, including time itself, then even this being could not know how that fabric would be woven through time.
But, to this "a posteriori" argument from the intelligent physicist, which crosses the line from evidence-based physics to try to maintain scientific realism in the face of observational uncertainty, a wise meta-physicist - which Einstein was as much as he was an intelligent physicist - asserts that this logical leap will get you into a deep philosophical hole from which you must climb out to find God.
Some type of Divine Creator exists "a priori"; it is not a matter of physical observation to find this truth - existence begs the question, even if you invoke a cyclic physical cosmology. Its existence as well as its nature is purely metaphysical, and not any more physically knowable than the exact position and momentum of an electron, what happens inside of a black hole, what lies outside the observable universe in space, or what occurred before it in time.
In developing relativity as well as his work on quantum physics, Einstein was inspired by his metaphysical knowledge of God. There are metaphysical lines of reasoning and deep insights that can be had into the nature of God without and in conjunction with external observation. Without writing a whole book about the interplay between physics and metaphysics, that is where Einstein was coming from when he said "God does not play dice". It is not a mere matter of faith, it is based on some truly fundamental axioms that are upheld by many metaphysical philosophers and spiritual persons alike.
It is not a logical or faith-based argument, it flows from the same spring of wisdom as our affirmation of the existence of physical reality; the mortal Descartes' "I think therefore I am" begets the Divine Truth, as the Divine Truth begot mortals:
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
The same was in the beginning with God.
All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.
In him was life; and the life was the light of men.
And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not."
- King James Bible
If you can't comprehend how any non-deterministic interpretation of quantum physics is making a bold and baseless metaphysical claim, and/or won't concede that, your hang-up probably is not in your conceptual understanding of the physics but rather your direct relationship with metaphysics and divinity. If you care to practice this more deeply to find that Light, the Truth exists in that bible verse as it does in every major religion, but I recommend a Zen Buddhist practice, as they're far less esoteric and scripture-based than most paths to understanding - their meditation involves simply sitting and directing your mind to the truth with the bare minimum of external instruction.
Thanks for reading, Namaste :)
The Don't Hug Me I'm Scared reference at 1:05 caught me off guard😂😂
Yep I had an audible chuckle when I noticed it.
lol loved it
yeah!