A message to all modern physicists kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYPciXybqZV2nNU

A message to all modern physicists kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYPciXybqZV2nNU

Every time someone writes about the past they are affecting the past. I thought I should make some comment as the algorithm keeps offering me Feynman and his lectures.

Aber Einstein hat doch nix angepasst nur die elektrische Rückkopplungen Wien Gesetz 😅 Planc -1🎉

The Entropy of life!.

Thanks to the uploader this gem from history can continue to enrich countless folks like me..

Thank u so much!

Fun fact the past never happened the future never comes we’ve been living in one single moment for an infinite amount of time.

I’m watching this right now

❤❤

😊 I don't need you to do what im doing 😊 May that git underneath your flesh

😊 don't give science nothing keep it to yourself.... 😊 The science they talk is the same you don't need 😊 Something is definitely to go wrong it's called you

the way he moves and talks reminds me of ed norton of the honeymooners! like an episode where norton took a pill and became a physics genius

I watched it again 10 years ago. Still haven't seen it.

I watched it last week 2 weeks from now

Truly one of the most brilliant (and entertaining) humans to ever live

He sounds a little bit like Art Carney

I would take all of the energy in the universe to change the arrow of time, it would take double the energy of the universe to wind it the other way

Beautiful!

Wonder what Feynman would think of Tenet

What is that song the bells played at the beginning? It sounds like the one the staff at the resort sang in Dirty Dancing.

"But I am one-sided. I speak and the voice goes out into the air and doesn't come fucking back into my mouth when I open it." - Richard Feynman, to my bad ears

Back when a university education meant something. I'll bet back then Cornell had less then 10 administrators

3

Holy crap, it's bad that as someone who has nothing to do with Cornell I somehow recognize this tune simply because of The Office LOL

I didnt watch this now. I watched it then. And always saw it happen in the past. Im pretty sure there's no here and now, nor any future. Just then and there.

Different dimension

Is he indicating that time is reversible but we just don't know how!

This must be a presentation at Cornell. At least, the bell tower tune was the Cornell Alma Mater...

These old feynman are impossible to watch due to audience feeling like they must laugh all the time.

When I drive my car, and look through the front window, I see the future. The car is in the present. I look in the rearview mirror and see the past. It’s so simple.

One word artist. The Michelangelo of physics. A man who had full grace although he sounded like an Italian mafia dude! So said Pauli.

Full lecture link plz

7:08

I can't believe it. I caught Feynman saying something wrong. The movement of oceans due to tide would cancel out, so it can't gradually slow down the speed of rotation of the Earth.

I like feynman

The music of the bells at the start of this clip is the same music of my high school Alma Mater Pawling New York

Here in the present, the future is a lot different than it was in the past.

OK, he discusses why laws aren't reversible. And we can discuss this in various ways. But let's say they actually found that the laws may be reversed, how would we do that practically? Electrons spins around the nucleus. How could we create an artificial haven where they spin backwards? It is a simple fact that real matter actually behaves in a particular way. How could we persuade it to go the other way? So, this kind of thinking is just a sandbox for our minds to play with. The reality is what it is, like a terminator. You can't argument with a terminator. We humans are the product of the real matter. How could we turn the reality that forms os in the opposite direction?

You need not post all his lectures, but please try to post them complete as you do 😢

I wonder how much I can get paid to say that was that and this will be this? What a load of crap. Comedically tragic.

Feynman's lecture is based upon an erroneous assumption that time is a real entity. In fact it is not only intangible, but also imaginary, an invention of mankind for convenience of daily living and mathematics. The more fundamental concept is that all exists in the ever present "now", and that motion in space is indeed the more fundamental characteristic quantity. That is, the accepted definition of motion (velocity) that has come to be accepted is v=d/t (or velocity equals distance divided by time). The more correct way to view this is that time is DEFINED by distance and velocity: t=d/v (or time is defined by an item moving through a measured distance.) This may be the balance wheel of a wristwatch or the rotation of the earth. Thus it is completely a man made construct and has no physical reality. Past and Future lose meaning. Think about it.

The past and the future are just pictures on the walls of our minds. Nothing more.

Quantum behavior is Actually probabLustic You cannot go backwards in time because The world would be different. Where particles would be would be different each and every time

❤❤💘💘💖💖

funny that 8 billion people, almost all with smart phones, filming everything, all the time, have never recorded any such events? mmmm...curious?

Skip the first minute…

This was not Feynman's finest hours. The whole notion of reversibility needs to be explained before he can use the example of the plenet and the sun. And then he would be wrong. It is simply not reversible.

The person with the highest IQ in history, William James Sidis, wrote a book about this. I wonder if it contains any insights that are of value. The book's title is _The Animate and the Inanimate_

An alternative to the past-present-future model is the eternal present. There is only the present moment - only the present exists - only the present has that status - in which things move and change (or appear to do so), and it is eternally existent.