Life in life
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2012
- A video of Conway's Game of Life, emulated in Conway's Game of Life.
The Life pattern is the OTCA Metapixel: www.conwaylife.com/wiki/OTCA_m... - for more information, see otcametapixel.blogspot.com.au/
The life simulator used is Golly - golly.sourceforge.net/ which has a built-in script to generate these metapixel grids (select a pattern, and choose "metafier.py" from the scripts list).
Inspired by this video: • Droste effect in Conwa... but with the speed and scale varying smoothly over time, rather than in discrete jumps as the original video did.
The actual video is exported from Golly using a custom Python script: github.com/mrphlip/life3/tree... (since Golly built-in only supports rendering the view with a scale which is a power of 2, for performance reasons - this is not a particularly well-optimised or fast script to run).
The audio track used to be a Shepard Tone, but that was horrible, so I replaced it with some of the music in TH-cam's library (Jingle Punks - Back of the Room Hang)... if you really want to hear the original version, it is over here: • Life in life (original... - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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If you're confused by the pretty moving dots, and are curious what they mean, there's a new documentary out which explains what's going on here: th-cam.com/video/Kk2MH9O4pXY/w-d-xo.html
my mans commented 8 years after the video, respect.
28 minutos ._.XD
8 FUCKING YEATS LATER, THANKS.
This comment was made after 8 years!
Man huge respect for you hahaha
The best / most terrifying part is that in theory, this can keep going
"TOADAY IM MAKING GAME OF LIFE IN GAME OF LIFE IN GAME OF LIFE IN GAME OF LIFE"
you'd need an insane computer, get elon musk or something to partner with this guy
@@campfiredan6913 i know what we're going to do today
Create a life fractal
@@r-bit 🎶It's the fractal of life🎶
"everything is simple, until you think about it"
It’s both rather simple and complex
You start with the foundation and up and you can understand many things
@@saosaqii5807 agreed
You are goddamn right!
@@andrzej2536 ye me too, just thinking about for example how big is the universe or what's happening in the deepest point in the ocean, it gives me chills!
Well, that's kind of Zen. Thinking makes everything complicated. So, "cut thinking", I can hear the Zen Master saying.
The game of life is technically Turing complete, so if you have enough time and a large enough grid/enough memory, you can theoretically perform any operation on it that you can perform on any other computer. Hence, the game of life can simulate a nested game of life.
@@SFSAtlas *y e s*
Can't wait for a doom port
what do you mean exactly?
@@rhetorical_annihilation its a usable computer, and can do what any computer can do, so if you had enough time and enough power you could create minecraft in "conway game of life"
so who's gonna make minecraft on it?
The guy making the subtitles: "No need to thank me."
oh my god
(music)
Lmao
MUSIC INTENSIFIES*😂😂😂😂
@@Solsclar (more music)
The line between genius and madness is further blurred
I often wonder if people who are "far out" are mentally altered not because of substances but because of spending too much thought (as a result of substances) in a manner that isn't conductive to our preconceived notions of reality. By that I mean they think outside the box about things that the rest of us assume to be true.
"the difference between genius and lunacy is genius has limits"
-Albert Einstein
Que viagem é essa vei!?
Jonas Gomes Olha a pedra kkkkkkkk
so deep
This should be made into a repeating continuous seemless gif
are you done?
GET BACK TOO WORK ON SEASON 3
It ends just like it started, but with a grid in it, right? We just have to either add that grid to the start of the loop or remove it from the end...
GIF is outdated garbage technology, WebM is the future baby
Hey, you can't expect people to make the jump all the way from GIF to WebM in one step, it'd be too much of a shock. At least let people take the step to a technology from the early 90s, like Indeo or Cinepak, give them time to acclimatise before moving on to the hard stuff...
This is crazy how with just one incorrectly placed cell all this beauty will instantly fall apart
It won't instantly fall apart it'll take several generations before it fully zaps out and becomes a blob of random pixels
Edit: forgot to say this but the components are pretty evenly spaced out.
@@emaany1839 several generations is pretty instant compared to how it all works forever with everything placed correctly ;)
@@Zeptonixmusic Shows how important error correction is for complex life to survive.
copied
sounds like you described cancer correctly
I simply cannot fathom how someone figured out how to make this. This is truly incredible.
The rules of Conway's game of life is rather simple and can be implemented quite easily, however the baffling aspect that these simple rules can create such complex patterns and structures. It almost seems like it continues to simulate itself, and who knows what it could create with enough computing power.
@@360Gunsnroses yes only two rules allowed us to visualize what an internal imflation system would look like. Also for some, it is a literal ray of hope, which shows us there is much beyond us
@@360Gunsnroses literal life ? Maybe this is the answer to how and why we are here ?
The individual components were stumbled upon by many people over a long time, that's how. First there was the glider, and then came the gosper gun, the first structure that infinitely makes gliders, and then years later, more sophisticated guns. Ultimately I don't think it is as impressive as everyone else seems to be making it out to be. The whole big life implemented by small life is really just rather similar to mapping the multiples of 10 to the integers. It isn't something anyone should be worked up over.
I'm pretty sure this was made with an evolutionary neural network
This just looks like the end of a sci-fi movie,when they reveal that the world was a lie,or devasted,or don't exist or something like that
Or literally a part of something so big we can’t understand which would make sense as we don’t come even close to understanding the universe or even reality
kinda feels like how acid or dmt does. kinda feels like the existential crisis is correct and all logic and ground to stand on falls away. hard to explain. like a shocking twist.
@@euckb DMT is a helluva drug, I was smoking it like it was weed for a few weeks. Now I'm going through a part of my life where I don't do any drugs except drink alcohol every now and again.
@@MrFlugonNine that's how I wanna do DMT. Then I do it and it's like Jesus I need a week's break that was the most intense in my face thing I'd ever experienced. Strangest feeling. Indescribable really
@@MrFlugonNine sounds good to me. Stay sober for best results from life. I've kicked most stuff except for weed and nicotine. But that's normal for an Australian
conway: makes the game of life
this guy: I'll fuckin do it again
Another dude:I'll fuckin do it again
the guy turning this into a GIF:
This is Requiem.
this had 666 likes rip Conway
I'd leave a like but it's at 777 and I don't wanna be the one to ruin that.
Is this a pink guy reference
This thing scares me sh*tless every time I watch it. There's just something unbelievably ominous about it. And I watched it on mute just to make sure it wasn't the music...
The mathematician who first invented this fractal went out of his mind and shortly died thereafter.
it’s an allegory for real life
you’re welcome for the existential crisis
@@xarran Conway died of covid this or last year.
Why though? Conway's game of life is turing-complete so it can simulate itself (or any other turing machine really). Are you scared that computers can emulate computers, too?
@@willowarkan2263 And it's not a fractal... other than that, spot on.
Most impressive part of this video is the very very in depth subtitling
props to the person who made them
"oh that's pretty cool. i wonder where this is going"
[a few seconds pass]
"OH MY GOD."
same xD
I had my mouth gaping open wide as if I was a kid looking at magnets when that thing shows up
That's the exact same reaction I had hahaha
My reaction verbatim.
It's about a secret of fractals
This is a foreshadow of when humanity will become so intelligent we create our own universe within our universe
We will and thats not even a joke . People say we will have spaceships,travel everywhere and we will colonize the space . I say thats true but theres something even greater that will be of interest , virtual reality. Not the minecraft of 2020 , but reality in virtual reality (kind of like Sword art online) . And knowing people, most would choose the comfort of sitting in their chair roaming in the deep bounds of virtuality rather than venture forth in real life .
Sooooo... kinda like that one episode of Rick and Morty?
Aren’t video games a universe inside ours?
@@cryonim Don't expet to much from it tho; science proved a few years ago thats you can't simulate the universe without the univers being the computer itself.
Good thing tho, is that what we percieve of life is just a tiny fraction of the universe complexity; so we might still do games that look like similar to real life.
For space travelling it's kind of the same; we know HOW WE COULD go all around the universe,, but it would be pointless:
Relativity makes it so; if YOU move fast, then YOU don't percieve the time the same way than OTHERS that didn't came with you on, let say, a spaceship.
So basically, with spaceship we could reach so much speed that it would allow the ship crew to visit, in their lifespana crazy 40% of our galaxy. But before they would even reach the closest star (a few minute, for the spaceship crew) the earth would'have gotten older of thousands of years, making any communication and/or trip back to earth impossible.
its interesting because the automata recreate their universe, but not in a way that they could see. just by functioning as they do normally, it makes a higher order instance of their world, but each 'lifeform' would only ever see their own perspective in their regular world
Proves the old adage: Any computer can simulate any other computer so long as memory and speed are not an issue.
But no computer can tell whether the game of life ends.
Its Like operating a virtual machine I guess
only turing complete machines/systems have this attribute
@@branor04 True, but "computer" is mostly synonymous with a Turing complete digital computer.
@@DJ_Force yeah, i was just nit-picking ;)
Redstone engineers finally got a worthy opponent
Well, there are people that made minecraft inside minecraft
@@potatoesandducks958 making minecraft inside a computer that was made in minecraft which was made in a computer made in minecraft in a computer in real life
Conway's game of life existed before Minecraft
@@maybeanonymous6846 Exacly, the people who make computers in minecraft are using the same exact logic as people who make computers in LIFE.
@@maybeanonymous6846 Conway's Game of Life existed before _computers._ Yes the infancy of this concept was people placing tokens on grids and updating each frame manually, by hand. Must have been fucking hilarious.
Around 55 seconds in, you can see a small train of cells spawn on the left side of each of the large blocks. The train moves to the top of the block, then across to the right, then down and so on - this is the scanning function that is checking whether each of the blocks neighbours is currently on or off, and using that information to count them. I believe that the train of cells itself carries this count along as it goes, and when it finishes its scan, triggers the block itself to switch on or off for the next iteration of the higher level, depending on the count.
The game's rules consider all 8 blocks surrounding a particular block, not just the 4 adjacent ones, so the logic would have to be more than just this.
what
...ok
@@icy3037 actually, its likely that those cells are also checking through the corners.
didn't see that before
i guess it is worth to watch these stuff few years later again :)
*W E 'VE G O N E T O O D E E P ! ! !*
+WhiteDragonDancer so how are the progress reports for Conways game of life?
Me: well they seem to have invented porn....
***** lol thc
you mean too far out.
no we need to go deeper
NO NO! WE NEED TO GO FUTHER
"Given enough time, humans can accomplish anything" a very right person
@@shlurpydurp1804 not really. There are a lot of things we can't and will never achieve
@@shlurpydurp1804 💯% agreed 👍
You can achieve anything given enough time, if they obey...
1. Physical laws
eg: every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Etc:
2. Mathematical laws
eg: a human can't add 1 apple and another 1 apple and get 3 apples
3. Logical laws
eg: You cannot read a book without reading it 😂 Because it makes no sense at all.
We will never cease to be a selfish species nor will we be able to comprehend the true nature of reality.
Those are two things we’ll never conquer.
making computers find solutions to paradoxes is impossible no matter how much time or computing power humans can provide :)
@@firelight3806 Assumptions like these are for a the weak and feeble minded
Always felt like this is what real reality is. A subset of a larger reality.
you must be a genius that's so deep
the #UnManifested
Now someone has to make life in life in life.
Brb going to borrow government computer
Connor Steppie "Cray, we need to borrow your supercomputer for 8 processing hours" "What for? " "Running conway's game of life in conway's game of life in conway's game of life" *Cray rep hangs up"
minerguy31 They probably want you to get a life, while you want to get a life in life in life
+minerguy31 WE NEED TO GO DEEPER
jaaaadn I'M SO META, EVEN THIS ACRONYM
R.I.P. John Conway (1937 - 2020)
His fate is with God now
@@marshalcraft he created life, he is god
@@5carresdechoco_292 Well guess god died now.
@@marshalcraft God's not real. Stop normalizing your delsusions
@@marshalcraft not all atheists are like that. most of us actually aren't assholes
This is one of the few videos on TH-cam I keep coming back to. Timeless
This reminded me the universe we live in, galaxies in galaxies forming other galaxies then it forms one giant thing that almost looks like a single neuron. Maybe there's more to that...
You've just described a Simpsons intro
I have now had an existential crisis because of pixels. What.
Edit: Dear lord how many likes
cyan kinda sus ngl
cyan kinda sus ngl
cyan kinda sus ngl
Wait
Red sus. Red suuuus. I said red, sus, hahahahaha. Why arent you laughing? I just made a reference to the popular video game "Among Us"! How can you not laugh at it? Emergeny meeting! Guys, this here guy doesnt laugh at my funny Among Us memes! Lets beat him to death! Dead body reported! Skip! Skip! Vote blue! Blue was not an impostor. Among us in a nutshell hahahaha. What?! Youre still not laughing your ass off? I made SEVERAL funny references to Among Us and YOU STILL ARENT LAUGHING??!!! Bruh. Ya hear that? Wooooooosh. Whats woooosh? Oh, nothing. Just the sound of a joke flying over your head. Whats that? You think im annoying? Kinda sus, bro. Hahahaha! Anyway, yea, gotta go do tasks. Hahahaha!
@@kingbowser4542 among us bandwagon riders on reddit be like
that reveal at the end genuinely scared me.
Why? Please explain, i didn't understand anything :/
@@elfakinpollo it was more cool than scary but he made Conway's game of Life in Conway's game of Life.
@@throatychunk oooooooh
@S he made Conway's game of Life in Conway's game of Life.
@S they used "engines" to make it work.
Whoever made this is completely insane
I imagine this is the kind of thing that plays in Roswell, NM cinemas.
“Oh nice a large Game of Life that’s pretty neat”
1:10 hits: “So long everyone, I’ll remember you all in therapy”
Cecil Meredith man ima cry
i dont get it can you explain for me plz
Jose Jimenez the small animations come together to form a bigger animation of the same type
@@why-____- It's an algorithm that use a set of rules to generate what is known as Conway Game of Life. It is designed to mimic some basic rule of reproduction and destruction for population. This is represented via squares that performs certain actions based on their configuration. Something like "if squares touch that way, create a new square, if they touch that way, destroy these squares". This video takes it a step further by allowing for multiple level of square interactions. The impact of the video is that you see all these small squares doing stuff and minding their business, and as you zoom out on the big squares, which you couldn't even see from the perspectives of the small squares, you see that the game they play completely supersed the game played by the little squares. One square meet another and *POOF* goes the big squares, taking with them all the little squares within them. This can be quite shaking and make you question your place in the universe.
Do not fear (too much), there is no reason to believe that the universe abide by this specific set of rules.
@@blue797 I attempted to answer this question, you can read the answer below.
The truly amazing thing about this is that ONE (1) cell in the wrong place would completely destroy this intricate arrangement of machinery. It would be like if moving one molecule could cause a multi-cellular organism to die. When you stop to think that multi-cellular organisms are a lot like this simulation, it makes you wonder how they're so resilient, and that they maintain order despite the randomness of the world around them.
if u change a single phsyical constant, for example the speed of light, the universe as we know will stop existing instantaneously. the problem in your logic is that you compare a cell in the game of life with a cell in your body, when it would be more appropriate to equal a cell in the game of life with a particle in the universe.
@@GuRuGeorge03 Bill and Ted fave the music
Our Body have lots and lots of mechanisms to avoid this kind stuffs, we have molecules that are made to check if other molecules are working or if they have a vires or are a bacterium, On the mitose, we have vary redundences to garante that we do not make some mistakes, of course we sometimes do, witch can lead to cancer etc, but they are not even close to be a one cell error leading to a multi-cellular insta-death. The game of life in other hand is very sensitive, and can go to massive destruction very easy.
Evolution is a very simple algorithm. Solutions that work in an unknown environment are propagated and mutated. Solutions that don't are purged. Resiliency is a trait that is very strongly selected for. Perhaps early life was this fragile, but if so it wasn't for very long.
Actually, if you placed a cell in the wrong place, then statistically it would dissapear in 1 tick with no neighbors
the dots are constantly ever-expanding in their pattern, just as life does
Next up: Game of life runs the Game of Life running the Game of Life
Captions:
(Music)
(More music)
(Even more music)
(Music intensifies)
Deaf people: 💃💃💃
lmao
as a deaf person (a little bit) this is funny...
its not offensive at all
Pure gold comment
@yuzi Well that’s good to know.
i wish there was one final one with "(music stops)"
So, it turns out TH-cam has a way to replace the audio track on a video without re-uploading it, and ending up with a new URL/resetting the stats/etc. So... I've done that. Goodbye, ear-piercing Shepard tone; hello, nice musics.
Sorry to everyone who had their ears destroyed by the original version... two years ago when I uploaded this, I thought it was a good idea... I've since been thoroughly convinced otherwise.
I really liked the old noise, can you upload that one too so we can have both?
Francis Gulotta Life in life (original audio)
Yay!
It was a good idea! The audio was a perfect fit for the video. Thanks for keeping the original version :)
Hi Phillip thanks for uploading where can i find more info on how to assemble a turing machine winth cellular Automatas?
Still one of the greatest videos of all time.
This is so awesome, I am completely speechless. Both because of fundamental things it represents - and ingenuity of man who actually built it. Theory and Practice, all in one.
when i realise what was going on
i audibly said “oh shit”
Can you explain it simply?
@@pablochavez8539 beginning and end are the same except one is made out of the other
@@pablochavez8539 the simplest way i can describe it is
imagine going on a journey only to find yourself back at where you started
I was like "Nooo!"
@@pablochavez8539 He implemented conway's game of life inside of conway's game of life. As an analogy, think of how people have built working computers inside of minecraft using redstone, imagine someone built a computer inside of minecraft that you could play minecraft on.
My mind is blown by the fact that this is similar to a property seen in biology. As the spatial scale changes, also the temporal scale does. While zooming out, the elemental components need to move faster in order to make sense at a larger scale. This reminds me of the movement of transporter proteins; the classic transporter of glucose GLUT (a big molecule that transports sugar into the cells) transports about 3000 molecules of glucose into the cell in 1 second, 1 at a time. It seems very fast at our scale, but for its scale is just average speed compared with all other molecule movements.
So, if galaxies happen to organize in a working system like a thinking neural net, it must think veeeeery slow.
Robinso516 and not just because of relativistic effects
Even smaller animals have way faster heartbeats than larger animals.
I like the idea that clusters of galaxies make up some kind of a neural net. but even if we put aside speed scales, how are impulses be conducted? anyone? I wouldn't have guessed that this question would toture me today...
Alex Trusk Cool idea. Maybe gravity and light?
in a more boring perspective, the universe might be as self-aware as a funugs :D
That's like zoomming out billions of lightyears only to realize that the observable universe was just a quark of the actual Universe.
“Actual universe” implies there is a top level…
@@thedeviousduck8027 To be especific, I meant to say that there's a part of the Universe we can't see. And that is likely the case, since light swifts towards red and even lower energy levels (becoming indetectable) as it traves to space.
The way the music track releases its big tension buildup when the zoom is fully out at the end fits perfectly.
I'm a simple man. I see a philosophical sounding title with an abstract pattern, I click.
Im a simple man, i see an "original" meme, i report it.
@@panzershrek7942 i don't think copying comments is against yt rules
Sounds complicated to me, I just click at random and hope something interesting shows up, I can't even read or write this is just random typing
@@knalleballkalle8365 lmao, don't stress out. the only reason, he said that was because it sounded complicated so that people would look at his comment and go: "Oh Damn, philosophical shit with abstract patterns are simple for you, wow, you must be so smart. Lol, sad little attention *****s"
@@srigyannandi1950 Quit you rant, just because you cant understand, doesn't mean Nay can't understand.
Rest in peace John Horton Conway. You are the true genius of this century.
When life gives you life, you make life
That's amazing! Whole new perspective to the fractal nature of life.
First day of 2020 and this is recommended to me.
Same but not first day
Saaaaaaaaaaameeeeeeeeeeee
2/20/2020 at 2:22 PM was recommended to me.
Illuminati confirmed
I’m sorry for you 2020 gets worse
Fractals on drugs
Underrated
true
Sakamoto!!!
Justas on maximums
hey, same pfp
I'm particularly thankful by the experience with subtitles on.
How much chaos could I cause if I just placed one alive pixel in the wrong spot
Everyone: "Oh my God! This is so intriguing!"
Me: (confused confusion)
Yeah ¿
My depression got depressed
@@dennisgonzales9521 L
Simple explanation it's like a set of rules that tell if a box disappears or a box appers. If there are 4 box sorrunding one box then nothing happens to it. If there are 5 boxes sorrunding a single box then it's dissapers. And if there are less than 3 box then it will also disappear. So put up a starting point of pattern and work it out what happens in the next steps.
@@masterdementer wat
i'm a programmer, as a weekend project i can write crazily optimized game of life simulation on gpu. come on, how can you impress me with th~ WAIT WHAT
CPU's would simulate something very regular & repeating like this better (by using the Hashlife algorithm or one of its minor variations). You simulate something like this with memoization & hashing and working on the compressed representation is an absolute necessity, you would run out of memory pretty quickly if you used brute force for this, especially if you want to do multiple levels.
GPU's are pretty great at simulating soup with no repeating patterns though.
@@BosonCollider that's just wrong.
"The experimental results show that, the best configuration of our GPU implementation can perform 1024-step simulation of 16384 × 16384 cells in 0.163 seconds on GeForce GTX TITAN X GPU. The best sequential algorithm using a single core of Intel Xeon X7460 CPU runs 58.3 seconds. Hence, our best GPU implementation has achieved a speed-up factor of 357 over the CPU implementation."
Source: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7424264
@@qwerty81808 Except that source makes one major omission. It uses a stupid brute-force non-hashing algorithm on the CPU side, that just works on an uncompressed array.
However, the difference between CPU's and GPU's is that CPU's let you practically manipulate data structures that are not practical to use on GPU's, such as persistent hashed trees. Instead of paralellizing, you use an algorithm that only computes the evolution of any pattern once and reuses that a potentially infinite number of times, which gives an exponential speedup for patterns that repeat a lot (which includes the majority of human-engineered patterns that do something specific, from guns, to puffers and spacefillers, to logical circuits, to the metacells you see in this video).
The pattern in the video is much, much larger than 16k times 16k cells (closer to 1M x 1M), and with golly + hashlife I can simulate it at >10^12 generations per second. Exponential speed-ups > constant factor improvements.
@@BosonCollider you are an actual idiot
@@SahilP2648 no no he's got a point
So universe is a fractal. And we are part of an infinite succession of ourselves
maybe our whole universe is an atom, and there's a universe in every atom
nice (I also thought about it). Or imagine: Our Entire Universe (we), are in every atom, that is in our universe, representing the kernel (but the shells differ ... accoording to the material or chemical element... and there is only one electron (that is shifting through time and "place" or position - being exactly where it needs to be)...
and that nothing exists, but is just the imagination of your (sub)consciousness. Everything is an illusion, also every feeling, time, form... It is just (TH)IS-NOW. One Consciousness fragmented into endless pieces ... ... ...
Have you been watching Horton Hears a Who?
Isnt that the ending if the parody of lost from the Simpsons
@@verstrahlt1907 So the one-electron universe theory?
I like the idea that the reality is like a Mandelbrot pattern :D
th-cam.com/video/ycvlJ9XMd94/w-d-xo.html (Back when Simpsons used to be a clever show :( )
yo dawg.... we heard you like game of life, so we've put a game of life in your game of life!
Zer0 Bin0pse lol
100th like
@@HiloYT 200th like
You haven't just created life
You have created society
We live in a society?!
industrialisation intensifies
...and we're all living on it 👊🏻😔
WE-
Well now the question really is who sets the rules of the game and who sets up the first pieces...
What is consciousness?
@@monkieassasin what is the border between life and non life?
the music is so amazing for this! love the video!
I had to come here after watching Veritasiums video. This is just mind blowing.
can you provide the link ?
@@adnanmahmudshohan4951 th-cam.com/video/HeQX2HjkcNo/w-d-xo.html
The "life in life" thing is at 29:40 but the whole thing is worth watching
@@jexy2525 thanks King👊
@@adnanmahmudshohan4951 what were your thoughts on the video? i personally loved it
@@MA-kn4zm I'll reply for him. Mind boggling and shows just how little we know
*takes off sun glasses*
MY GOD.
This is so relieving.
Just came back to this video. Still the best video on youtube.
This made me thinking: What if our universe is just an elementary particle of another much bigger universe?
Been thinking about this alot. I think that a singularities break the fabric of the universe and creates new realities. The new reality is created by a "pop", or what we call it, the big bang. This new reality will be unbound to the previous universe. Thus size and space is not relative to the previous universe's, but relative to it's own. I think this is why our universe can expand infinitely, since there is no occupying "space". Our universe is already infinitely small and can therefore expand infinitely... aight, need to stop now or my existensial anxiety of dread will kick in
singularities =/= particles, but I think about it like you do, but I think about of singularities instead. Singularities contains infinitely small space and an infinite amount of energies RELATIVE to the size (?). If there is infinite energy, but no space, it pops and funnels the energies into a "new space". Since the "new space" has infinite energy (relative to it's size, which is close to 0 ), all that limits it's expansion is the space and the distribution of energies. Maybe this is why the universe will freeze, the energy contained is simply too distributed in the vast space.
fuck is our universe’s purpose only to power car batteries?
I think in that for a lot of time and I fell in depression
@@them4licious0ne R&M 😁
Now use that emulation of Conway's Game of Life to emulate a Universal Turing Machine.
th-cam.com/video/My8AsV7bA94/w-d-xo.html
or evolution.
I like how the top comment on that video is "Great! Now you can create a program that computes "The Game of Life" inside the Game of Life itself."
@@robertidonotsharemyfullnam496 I wish, but the physics of Life are too fragile for evolution to take place. There's no such thing as conservation of energy or momentum, so if you aim one glider at any structure it will start a chain reaction that destroys everything. I don't know of any Life structure that can survive in a chaotic environment.
and then use that Turing Machine to simulate Conway's Game of Life
Its beautifull, i’ve been staring at this for 4 hours now.
Yeah, things like this make the whole holographic universe seem a whole lot more believable
I could probably play the Game of Life for a billion years, and never do something like this. Unreal.
PLAY the game of life? lol
It's actually defined as a zero player game. You set the starting state and it plays itself.
@@ir-dan8524 you know what they meant : |
Yeah?
Basically all people is already playing game of life since born. You're not playing the game and playing the game at same time (is this count as superposition?) because the game is you, it's running in you. Too bad all life form has limited capability to use even more resources to grow causing death.
Me: So it's all game of life
Conway: Always has been
sometimes i just go back here to relax and realize how lucky i am to be a part of such a thing just. in real life.
This is beyond crazy, whoever made this pixel by pixel is a legend!
Nah, there was actually loads of copy-pasting of entire chunks of machinery
"The micro is a mirror of the macro, and the macro is mirror of the micro! All is within all!"
Who said this?
@@maxcole1766 joe
@@marcusbressan28 who Joe?
@@maxcole1766 it's one of the basis of hermeticism, a proto-scientific phylosophy (i.e. alchemy)
@@yevgenyiyeet8737 Probably Joe mama
*When you can read Minecraft enchantment table*
YUP! 😂
That's me
funny!
LOL THIS IS SO FUNNY I SHIT MY PANTS HAHAHAHAHA
@@HarambaeXelonmuskfans no way 😂😂😂😂😂
Even better would be to slowly accelerate while we still just see one or a few cells of the « 2nd » game of life, in order to see the mechanism of switching from alive to dead of the « 2nd » cells
"Even more music" is the best subtitle ever 😂
Love the way time and distance is sped up as we zoom out. Like zooming from the earth into an infinite universe. I first came across a simple version of the game of life back in 1986 at a computer science course at college. It always fascinated me.
#Love
These are the rules of a game. Let it be played upon an infinite two-dimensional grid of flowers.
Rule One. A living flower with less than two living neighbors is cut off. It dies.
Rule Two. A living flower with two or three living neighbors is connected. It lives.
Rule Three. A living flower with more than three living neighbors is starved and overcrowded. It dies.
Rule Four. A dead flower with exactly three living neighbors is reborn. It springs back to life.
The only play permitted in the game is the arrangement of the initial flowers.
This game fascinates kings. This game occupies the very emperors of thought. Though it has only four rules, and the board is a flat featureless grid, in it you will find changeless blocks, stoic as iron, and beacons and whirling pulsars, as well as gliders that soar out to infinity, and patterns that lay eggs and spawn other patterns, and living cells that replicate themselves wholly. In it, you may construct a universal computer with the power to simulate, very slowly, any other computer imaginable and thus simulate whole realities, including nested copies of the flower game itself. And the game is undecidable. No one can predict exactly how the game will play out except by playing it.
Woah nice explanation
Sweet.
Even by playing the game you can't know how it will play out because you can't play it for infinite time.
I know how it will play out
I will just place four flowers in four quadrants next to each other. Some distance away, another four flowers in four quadrants. Again and again.
Then set the game in motion. But there is no motion. Nor will there ever be. Those groups of four will continue on for eternity for each will always have exactly three neighbors. They will neither die, nor bring forth more life.
isnt this from D2? it explains the game of life all the same tho
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oooh replaying the video perfectly alligns to the start, very nice detail
nvm it doesnt perfectly allign but it still gives the same message
You blink for one second in math class and suddenly it's an existential crisis
How does one even begin to make this?
This seems basically impossible.
Ideas from other communities on how to make the fastest transpo via these rules. We can from chain reactions that will trigger built-in algorithms in the midsection of blocks, we can then make another form of transpo signaling a block to turn-on and off
It's a simple rule but a hard task to do
Any engineer can make this as long as they have too much time on their hands
The main objective is to make it copy / paste friendly. So it's very modular. Once you have one pixel. It's not too difficult
"simple rules"
Gradually.
First, someone (John Conway) makes Life.
Then someone discoveres spaceships.
Then, someone checks all possible interactions between spaceships.
Then, someone makes a spaceship gun.
Then, someone makes it on-off switchable.
Then, someone designes logic gates in life.
Etc...
(Those are definitely not all steps, and not necessarily in the same order. It's meant to serve as a general guide of how such types of things are made, not as a description of this specific simulation.)
It's magic. Ain't gotta explain shit.
The soundtrack is sooooo to the point!
Everything is just a part of an other "Everything"
Wow a life in a life yet no life for me.
this deserves to be top comment
But then, what is life ... Erwin Shroedinger?
This is what procreation means to me
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hahahahaha
I find it hilarious to run one of the megapixel patterns on Golly, zoom all the way in, remove one tiny cell and laugh as the whole thing slowly gets destroyed!
When i was child, i was playing with this "Life Game" and was trying to find new endless things like this(but more simple ofc)
Wow, this is truly a masterpiece
When you hear "turing complete" remeber this.
Thats deep
Watching this, I can't help thinking that the whole universe could be a gigantic meta-GoL in 10 or 20 dimensions, with particles, quantum fields and everything arising from cellular automata rules. Naive and shopworn idea maybe, but nevertheless fascinating. Very nice video.
stoopid translate: thicc game of life make real life
existential crisis
The subtitles really bring it al together.
At first, i didn't understand what was happening here, i thought this was pretty cool bc i collection of similiar movement-objects can create themselves again.
Now i know what is Conway's game of life, and this is freak*ng amazing
Can't imagine how complicated coding the "noise" was.
Ojalá pudiera hablar inglés para poder entenderte :'3
@@ponchodenegre2031 no me imagino qué tan complicado fue hacer el código para el "ruido". Con codigos se refiere a la programación creo o c#, c++ y el ruido no estoy seguro pero sé que no es ruido literal sino creo esa imagen blanca
What do you mean by that?
@@diegosatori5718 a ya gracias. tu si sabes inglés (creo ):) gracias
@@Vinnie_728 He means basically the start position, some ppl call it a noisemap
For some reason this reminds me of a perfect functioning factory in Factorio
"Tis true without lying, certain and most true.
That which is below is like that which is above and that which is above is like that which is below
to do the miracle of one only thing..."
- Isaac Newton's translation of the Emerald Tablet
Petition to make Conway's game of life in Conway's game of life in Conway's game of life
It's almost 2020 the algorithm waited all this time to recommend this.
You were not ready.
The floor is made out of floor, literally.
the ceiling, too, is made out of floor
@@thedeviousduck8027 everything is floor…
@I'm Self Aware even that meme is made of floor
I knew it was theoretically possible- I read something that said that since you could make logic gates with the game of life you could actually create the game of life with the game of life- but I’ve never seen it done before. this is mind-boggling!
A loop would be soooo satisfying
The “walls” of the bigger cells act as the algorithm defining how the smaller cels behave based on their neighborhoods. That’s amazing. The code is defined in the world using the code. It’s like when a graph spits out a line that forms the numbers and letters that make up the line itself.
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This is Tupper's self-referential formula.
@@literallylegendary6594 Yeah i've seen this before, its pretty interesting thank you
*brain implodes and explodes at the same time*
nice. gonna tell schrödinger about this
Schrödinger is dead.
@@PizzoLab That is only true for something that has not yet been measured. And as far as I know, the Schrödinger laying in the coffin had the pulse of a dead man.
@@akianaray651 Did you open the box? (the coffin)
@@PizzoLab No, but as the people who attended the funeral would tell you, there was no banging or screaming coming out of it.
The disgusting part is when it zooms out enough that you realize you've been looking at the seemingly chaotic intracies of a larger seemingly ordered system then it keeps going and it's back to chaos and it dawns on you it will never end