Does past, present and future exist simultaneously? Is Time an Illusion?

Is time an illusion? If not, what is time? Why does time flow forward? You are watching this video. Your brain cells are firing in anticipation. A story is unfolding. Time is moving forward. Or is it? What if I told you that nothing is happening. There is no story unfolding. The story has already been told. The video has already been uploaded and seen by others. You are just watching it one second at a time, so there is a story unfolding for you only.
What if your entire life was like this video upload, like a DVD. The story of your life is already on that DVD. The only difference is that you don’t have a forward and reverse button. You are forced to experience your DVD one moment at a time.
There is some strong scientific evidence that this may be the true nature of reality. If so, that could mean that everything you think you know is utterly an illusion. Einstein’s theory of relativity supports something called the block universe, which is really a four dimensional space time structure. This means that every event has its own coordinates not only in space but in time. So for example, wherever you are right now corresponds to a location in 3 dimensions, like London, England - and a location in time, 2PM on Feb 2, 2019.
But just like the space 10 feet ahead of you is as real as the space 10 feet behind you, so too is the moment 10 minutes into the future and 10 minutes into the past. In other words, the past and future exist just as much as the present.
MIT physicist Max Tegmark says we can view the universe as a three dimensional space where stuff happens, or four dimensional block universe where nothing happens. If it is the latter, he says, then change is really an illusion, because nothing is changing. It’s all there - past, present and future - like a DVD. A drama maybe unfolding in the movie recorded on the dvd, but nothing about the DVD is changing in any way.
We may have the illusion, at any given moment, that the past already happened and the future doesn't yet exist, and that things are changing. But the only reason we may have a past is that our brain contains memories of the past. If we did not have any memories, would we have any sense of the past, or of a sense of time at all?
Is it possible that time doesn’t actually exist except through our perception of it?
Physics doesn’t help us when it comes to the arrow of time - it is time-agnostic. If time was running backwards, all the equations would still be valid. So mathematically, physics does not say that time goes forward or backward. It just says that time Time can not be zero, but it can run either forward or backward without violating any laws. Time is symmetric.
But this is counterintuitive. Reality seems to be telling us that time does exist, and that its arrow points in only one direction - forward.
Why doesn’t the arrow of time flow backward, if physics says it is equally likely.
It would have been possible if it were not for one aspect of physics, and that is the law of entropy.
Entropy is a measure of the disorderliness of the universe. Things always get more disorderly. You can scramble and egg, but you can’t unscramble it. This is entropy increasing. Entropy appears to be the only reason the arrow of time is what it is.
But why is Entropy always becoming higher? Why doesn’t it become lower?
There doesn’t appear to be any fundamental reason for that.
Alan Guth, professor at MIT, who pioneered the idea of cosmic inflation, may have solved this riddle. He argues that information and entropy are almost the same thing. In order to know your past, you have to form memories. Adding memories means adding information. Adding information increases entropy. Therefore a conscious system can only be conscious in one direction - when entropy increases, which allows information to increase.
This implies that we are conscious because we live in a universe of increasing entropy. Consciousness cannot exist in a universe where entropy decreases.
So if entropy has been increasing since the beginning of time, it means that the universe must have started at the lowest possible state of entropy at the beginning…at the big bang.
Why then did the universe start off this way, resulting in forward time?
Alan Guth says that if the universe is infinitely large, then the total potential entropy of the universe is infinite. If that is the case, then any entropy you start with is low entropy.
The entropy will increase from any given starting point he says. This means that it doesn’t matter what the entropy of the big bang was, it would always be the lowest entropy, because there will always be a larger entropy number that the universe can flow to.
And seemingly, we exist because time has flowed in a favorable direction for causality to occur, namely, it has flowed forward in our universe.
But what about the block universe, are we living inside a DVD?...watch the video for the answer.

[@sanres]

Boss:why are you late? "you know what scientists say? Time is illusion"

[@sanres]

@Peter T I tell what you said to my boss. Boss: true. Just like your self-worth. Doesn't exist.

[@Earthad23]

Peter T I think you misunderstand , the will isn’t free but it’s still your own, you can will what you want you can’t will what you will, obviously being late or not being late isn’t a choice even if you’re experiencing it that way.

[@sanres]

@@Earthad23 sure. Not being late isn't a choice because if youre late you'll be jobless in no time. (because, again, time is illusion)

[@manofcultura]

If I was your boss I’d just say “so is your paycheck.”

[@aressazcosmosnaz6609]

@Enter the Bragn’ yes it does

[@larsegholmfischmann6594]

"My Life" has a 27.4 % rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

[@soundsandmusic.3689]

Bruh 😂

[@somewherenorthofstarbase7056]

😅😅😆😆😁

[@harshbhardwaj7143]

Where time is zero and why

[@Jaybee6428]

🤣🤣🤣 1101100101

[@mikebar42]

Higher than mine

[@Sha_Mone]

Due to depression, I slept a lot, I dreamt a lot, I remember every dream everytime I go to sleep. I hated life and living and being in the real world. In a dream, I just get to observe while I do things. Then I came to realize if life is a movie like a dream were you just observe everything play out, why not live it like a dream. That way I can sleep less, pursue whatever i need without worries as in the end my life is already played out. So why stress my self out in regrets or in things I cant change. Just live life like your watching a movie and your the main charactor or live life like your in a dream. In the end let things play out like they are suppose to. Its the best way to have a blissful life. Plus its certanly true that every story already happened. Your just here to watch your own story play out exactly like its suppose to. The interesting part is that you dont even know the ending or never watched the trailer.

[@sevdamustafazad3564]

A few months ago i saw it in a dream, someone told me " past and future doesnt exist" so i become interested in that topic and found this video. I cant say that i understood this video 100% but it helped me to form an opinion about this topic. So thank you Arvin

[@jennydelaflor2087]

tell us more :)

[@3JJ3]

I thought past and future doesnt exist too, but then i realized the past, present, and future all exist simultaneously

[@joerdim]

People forming opinions on bad data and dreams has always been one of the worst things in society. Especially when they simultaneously admit that they don't really understood what was said.

[@social.2184]

"Time was invented by companies to sell clock"

[@deadartist8827]

They love the clock!

[@nelsonx5326]

Haha. There's a clock in everything now. Wait, no... I need to invent the Clock Pen.

[@mr.coolestasassyman8802]

Casio

[@Crunkboy415]

More like greed.

[@sparky3006]

Hahahahahlol

[@badasspacifist949]

I think it’s a multidimensional block universe, where every quantum probability exists; this allows for the “universe” to be set in stone, yet every choice you make navigates which path your consciousness experiences, making it both deterministic as well as incorporating a degree of free will.

[@guitarhero38633]

What free will? We don't have any. We are cogs in a machine. Revolt and find out yourself

[@twinsoultarot473]

Yep - sounds about right.

[@twinsoultarot473]

@@guitarhero38633 I'm in the Bitcoin revolt. Notwithstanding - here's an idea - why don't we just "skip" filing for taxes this year? Yeah?

[@Akash11898]

I agree but how choice can't be deterministic?. What if it is already determined to make that choice

[@TheLoneMitten]

So, like a choose your own adventure book?

[@kmartinez670]

4:02 The quote “A scholar tries to learn something everyday; a student of Buddhism tries to unlearn something daily.” Finally made sense to me 😳🤯

[@kenhtinhthuc]

Their entropies are going in opposite directions.

[@10418]

I thought that some minutes ago without knowing that was an existing quote.

[@jehanr]

I understood everything - except what is a DVD?

[@Dazzling-Daniela]

Joke 😫

[@profile1157]

When you have more than 100iq but you are a 4 year old

[@joeyj5924]

🤣 🤣 🤣

[@johns4651]

It is a type of disk that used to be fairly popular 15-20 years ago. You will not see it in shops now because laptops and PC no longer come with them and have not come for years. They first became popular in the mid 1990s where PC games started coming out on these to make use of their relative storage capacity at that time. Now it's all downloaded off the internet.

[@thelanguageofthebirds]

Why not a VHS

[@Tdr-jv2nc]

This is why I no longer worry or care about pointless things such as work

[@newagain9964]

Agreed. Unless your work is your own business. Even then, u can’t let it consume or define you.

[@RaiLMusic]

I agree. Given the fact that life is a DVD that can't be skippable, i believe it might be some sort of test. We should try to make the best of it. If we don't maybe we have to go through more DVD's (And Nobody knows what awaits us there).

[@ViceZone]

By “pointless things” I thought you were going to say this kind of existential crisis provoking videos.

[@sukritivats5277]

I like how this guy actually had answered his questions instead of asking us to ponder over them for dramatic effects.

[@ktv9999]

Indians have answers within them. Replace your "DVD" with A live display ( so, life is ur live display, u r watching it ) Wherefrom this live relay happens? 1. Live relay happens from camera "YOU R HOLDING" 2. YOU are directing YOUR OWN MOVIE 3.BUT script is already written 4. You have choise to make changes in script. FINALLY your direction is movie u r watching thats your life Its termed VIDHI if u make few changes, resulting movie is called karma. So U acting is real its permanent U inside movie is illusion, temporary, do not last, materialistic.

[@strangecalibur]

He didn't answer the question though

[@mr.coolestasassyman8802]

@@ktv9999 wtf

[@meerkat192]

YES ! Roger Penrose already said this and Sam Harris.

[@mikehassan2560]

That was a bloody cracking video mate! I loved the breakdown and your analogy, proper insightful. Great job 👏🏼

[@SevenBates]

You are unquestionably the most approachable and successful science communicator I've ever witnessed

[@chinatype2bassrocker809]

"Time was invented to keep everything from happening at once."

[@AbhishekAnshuuu]

This sounds so profound and maybe it is.

[@Tiqerboy]

But that would be the creator of the universe's invention, not ours

[@141sharon270]

Time wasn't invented, it is what it is, they tell us the universe is nearly 14 billion years old, that was a long TIME ago, so yea I guess time has always been around. But I do like your comment, very true.

[@theb166-er3]

I say: it is "invented" to keep everything happening at once! Think again, fellow travelers... Nothing happens in the past, nor in the future. Everything happens now.

[@scarakus]

Time was invented to control Us. I have no use for time, when my stomach growls I eat, when my eyes get heavy and I yawn I sleep. The only use Time serves is when you plant or harvest crops.

[@reversethinker6030]

I am not a science student i was feeling so depressed to not understand physics but sir you made me understand this video it's the best part of my DVD !

[@ynotawoody]

Hey, Reverse Thinker. You do realize that In accordance with the Guild, my per se, bit part contribution to "your DVD," entitles me to perpetual royalties?

[@reversethinker6030]

@@ynotawoody haha deep and funny

[@JOKER93TDK]

Or Blu-ray haha

[@aidanwoodward3975]

@@JOKER93TDK me remembering a dream about me running on the impossible triangle from a rolling ball: *OH GOD ITS IN 4K!!!*

[@Alex-qv9eo]

I am a science student but didn't understand a shit!

[@bloobushviper5709]

Damn. I never thought of that point on entropy. That seemed like the missing piece in the puzzle for me honestly. Thanks; your explanations are helpful as always.

[@nothingspecial9370]

Same feeling here also.🥲✊

[@abebekebede9224]

quran 21 v 104 On that Day We will roll up the heavens like a scroll of writings. Just as We produced the first creation, ˹so˺ shall We reproduce it. That is a promise binding on Us. We truly uphold ˹Our promises˺! for real understanding of time kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWWXeGN9aK-or5I

[@BenjaminMilekowsky]

So we if we're starring at a point in 1 meter distance, does it mean we're starring the past every single secon

[@m107a1]

@@BenjaminMilekowsky Well yes any point you see with your eyes by definition is some distance from them, which means it cannot be instantaneous. (from the inertial reference frame) Because it cannot be instantaneous, it must be an image from the past.

[@user-ky5dy5hl4d]

@user-ky5dy5hl4d Time doesn't go anywhere. Time does not flow. If it flowed we would see the movement of it. Time has no direction. Time has nothing to do with clocks. Time is not entropy and entropy is not time. Entropy is not means to measure time. One cannot measure time. Time is static and entropy is not. Time is static and has no units. And we have no definition of time up to date. Therefore, equations incorporating the element of ''time'' are useless and have no meaning until we define time.

[@dr.gaymriguy]

Arvin, Your channel is spectacular and we appreciate the unbelievable amount of time you put in to create such rich, beautiful content and help simplify these complex, truly dizzying topics. In a prior video about time, you encouraged your viewers to share their ideas on the subject and I did that in a short book called A Simple Model of Modern Physics. It is pure conjecture but hoped the ideas at best might stimulate the imagination of smarter people like you and many of your followers. Thank you again for your work and inspiring me to find the courage to add something to the conversation.

[@pureenergy4578]

HI, First Look I had a near death experience as a child where I felt, heard and saw light beings around me. I knew that there was no such thing as death then. In my 20s I was told to pick up certain books that are about the infinite and life after life and healing in the moment. The book The Quantum World by the physicist Kenneth Ford says time is simultaneous and there is a literal graph of it. I have read most of the Seth books. Seth is another dimensional being that is all about teaching physics without the math. He wrote through Jane Roberts that now is all that exists. Just stop the world from spinning and that would be evident. Then people ask "if time is simultaneous, then why do we age?" The physicist Barbara Brennan explains that by saying we are constantly being created each time a quark bursts forth spinning billions of times a second as 3 points of light forming protons and neutrons. There are pictures, diagrams in this book of what we look like out of these bodies as the electrical energy fields/holograms that we are. After all, there are many youtube videos of what atoms look like. They are complete energy. There is nothing physical or solid about them. We consist of at least 7 billion billion billion atoms, each of us. That is the last number I found. These atoms are so dense because the souls creating us have a huge amount of ideas they want to display on earth. These souls are the literal quarks/atoms we are saturated with. These/our literal souls are what is projecting us as their images. We can't die because we ARE our souls. They are the computers creating us. They are the ones projecting us. We are like the screens on a computer or TV.

[@pureenergy4578]

Why does it seem that we age? Since we are images, our beliefs change us. Beliefs are electrical images that are constantly flowing through us. We are the ones pretending to age, so we picture what that age looks like.

[@nelsonx5326]

"And how does the defendant plea?" "Not guilty on the grounds of lack of free will."

[@hisdudeness4537]

You, as in your consciousness, doesn't ultimately make the decision but your brain is still influenced by it.

[@PareshDesai]

So you are condemned to your fate. No free will hence your time has come.

[@meyou3362]

Who has ever had a lack of free will?????

[@meyou3362]

God allows all the free will to do as they please!!! But there are consequences to your choices because not all persons free will chives are a benefit to all!!! Ex Hitler, he thought what he was doing was right in his eyes but look what he caused!!! Murders have free will choices, rapist!!!!! Etc…. That is why Gid makes the rules in which we live!!! It would take a perfect God to do this because man is horrible at it!!! That’s why there is a God someone would have to set the boundaries and as well punish those who don’t follow the rules!!!!!

[@101Mant]

@@meyou3362 you can't have an omniscient, omnipotent creator and free will. If the creator knows how everything is going to turn out from the beginning then they could change it by changing the initial conditions. The have complete control over every decision ever made. People make choices based on what they believe and know, and the information they have. Who they are at that specific time they make the choice and those specific conditions. Given those things they can't make any other choice. A creator punishing someone for breaking their rules is like someone setting up dominos knocking the first one over and getting mad at one of them for falling. It was an inevitable consequence of the initial action. The human brain is a neural network, out it in a give state and give it a specific input and you get a specific output. Even there was some as yet unknown quantum element to it a generall omniscient being would still know the outcome.

[@samuelsunnyd7187]

Her: Oh my God, you only lasted 20 seconds? Me: *sends her this video*

[@StaticBlaster]

😂 😂 😂 And tell her that time is in the eye of the beholder.

[@wayneavanson]

Oh no. Yet more stress. First 'size matters' now time matters as well.

[@martir.7653]

@@wayneavanson It gets even worse. There are 3 dimensions of size.

[@J040PL7]

@@StaticBlaster so you finish, just aim at her eye?

[@awaishssn]

@@martir.7653 Gotta be concerned about the x,y,z parameters as well as 4th dimension- time

[@markuspfeifer8473]

As a functional programmer, I don’t really know what time is to begin with. The one thing that the computer does need to know in order to come up with an otherwise arbitrary order of execution is how terms depend on each other.

[@kathleenlovett1958]

Even though I don't fully understand the content in your videos, I still enjoy them; they give my brain a rigorous workout. Thank you 🙏♥️

[@randymillhouse791]

Ok, but WHAT IF watching these videos were NOT what was meant for you?

[@siloenoah]

i’m 15 and am inspired to become a great engineer/inventor one day. Your vids are creating the foundation of my science career. Thank you 🙏

[@ArvinAsh]

That is awesome buddy! I hope you pursue science. The world needs more of you.

[@gordonconlogue5686]

You are already a engineer/scientist

[@lucycallaghan8435]

You ARE an engineer and a great inventor. Enjoy your success young man! Blessings.

[@theplug3063]

@Spongebob Schwanzkopf i smell a hater

[@arpitthakur45]

@@theplug3063 your smelling will not change his hating assuming he is, it will only fuel his feeling of exclusivity

[@rickpontificates3406]

If my life story was a DVD, I’d hit stop, rewind, and choose “alternate ending”.

[@rickpontificates3406]

@GRIM REAPER I don’t wanna delete. It’s my DVD and I can control the outcome

[@nomadman1196]

You can choose any ending you want. 👍

[@rickpontificates3406]

@@nomadman1196 I can choose what I do, but I can’t choose what life does to me

[@gmanon1181]

You mean, you are killing yourself by hitting stop. There's no rewind bottom in the theory of relativity. It only plays forward like a clock.

[@gmanon1181]

@@nomadman1196 DVD memory once written is lacked as ROM.

[@Oscar-gx2yf]

Out of every physics channel out there, you explain these concepts the best and make them digestible for the common person. Thank you!

[@msway836]

Quantum Physics

[@dr.gaymriguy]

Amen, Oscar.

[@stephenpalmer-zh9dq]

when is it not the present ?

[@HowardRorke]

YES! YES! THIS is what I've been wrestling with and trying to realize!!! Time doesn't actually exist but change does. I'm not really in agreement with this particular concept after that point. Smolens showed the the future is quantum and probabilistic (can't exist until it's measured...and there's the M-word) so it doesn't yet exist and won't until it is experienced, and the 2nd LOTD (Entropy) shows the past can't exist. Every quark that made up every particle that made up every atom of every "thing" has since moved on and there are no "slices" of The Past containing all the little pieces of everything (everywhere) that we can look at or go to in way. It's gone, forever, and instantly. Only the "moment", the instant of Quantum Decoherence is what we experience and the successive experiences of those never-ending moments is what we call "Time". Add-on.... this would also mean Time Travel is impossible, and that Time Dilations which we measure using our clocks (machines to represent time, not to measure time) are perturbations of the quantum Time Field (Superpositioned, static, ubiquitous) and are based on velocity of travel through the field and likely not the mass of the traveler. Time is not gravity and the passage of time is merely a construct of the human memory. Without memory there would no sense of time passing. ...at least it seems that way to my simple mind.

[@logank444]

DUDE!! I learned all this from an ego death LSD trip, everything became me moving forward by these moments in time. Everything became a moment and my geometric consciousness was slowly shifting into this universal grid. At the center of everything is complete unity, everything is one

[@AAdamgood]

When i was on lsd and walking i felt like i m leaving behind some moment and stepping into nxt moment... didn't realise it was this thing

[@logank444]

@@erssiemajor8010 I had to ask my buddies to leave the room because I didnt want them to worry. I dont think it had to do with intelligence because I was just experiencing whatever was happening with the geometric shapes and all these moving grid parts. It was like experiencing a sunset but on a space time level

[@the_midnight_blues]

"Time keeps on slipping, slipping, slipping Into the future" I'll go with that.

[@jaydavids6485]

Lame

[@planpitz4190]

Not lame at all ,listening to Steve Miller makes time stop !

[@antonio-onism9814]

I don't like this concept at all.

[@TeaParty1776]

@@planpitz4190 Millers only good album, psychedelic bluesrock.

[@stalinmatos3296]

Lol i love that song...fly like an eagle0!! Lol

[@georgerevell5643]

Yoi shuold do another video on this in more depth cause this video inspires me to know more on this powerful topic. Thanks for all the great content Arvin! so excellent.

[@Andla_2806]

I think time is a brain's biological adaptation to a really complex "reality" where everything's happening right now. Since I was a child, I've had feelings of things that are connected between past, present and future. For example, in Elementary school there was a kid that gave me a weird feeling that he would be "a key piece" in my future life. Well, he's my brother-in-law now. This and many more other events have given me a hint that maybe our life is just like one single picture with everything happening at the same time, like in REM's music video of "Imitation of Life".

[@abebekebede9224]

quran 21 v 104 On that Day We will roll up the heavens like a scroll of writings. Just as We produced the first creation, ˹so˺ shall We reproduce it. That is a promise binding on Us. We truly uphold ˹Our promises˺! for real understanding of time kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWWXeGN9aK-or5I

[@irenehartlmayr8369]

And life after death seems to be precisely a compound of past,present and future.

[@DatPiffy]

Time is it Möbius strip, with matter & antimatter traveling in opposite directions, relatively. We know for a fact that time is asymmetrical, meaning faster an object moves slower it’s clock ticks. A photon at the speed of light. Would its clock tick at all? Is the photon timeless? Frozen in time? Now supposed we are somehow able to trap a photon at absolute zero velocity/momentum. Would the photon’s “clock” tick at the speed of light? Then (seeming) instantly disappears at the speed of light.

[@irenehartlmayr8369]

@@DatPiffy The Photon is timeless,ALWAYS in movement ( no zero velocity ).

[@slic_papa2671]

Good analogy.

[@animanoir]

This video just explained the "4th dimension" in the most comprehensible and illustrative way.

[@badgirl8489]

Him: “you took too long” Me: : “Time is an illusion”

[@akashbehera2618]

Actually free will is an illusion. We are all slaves of our senses and instinct. There is only as much you can choose and no more.

[@mike7652]

Then the opposite situation would be the same? "Two minutes? Really?!". Checkmate.

[@user-rd8rv6nb7f]

You are a very beautiful and nice girl ❤😍😍😍😍)

[@joho0]

I love how you say "coming up right now" with a slight hint of a smile on our face.

[@RyanDCH]

Could it be that times runs forward and backward all the time, but our memories only work one way? How would we ever know time reversed if our memories didn't?

[@Skatersfanclub]

Need a wow button for this conversation ...

[@imliterallysostupid7781]

i know its a tall order but i hope you never die man. sure thats the sentimentality in my humanity because i value the knowledge and i appreciate and respect anyone willing to be a conduit for information so much so it makes me heavily contemplate what this world would be like without that person. so i deeply appreciate you man.

[@ArvinAsh]

What a great compliment! Thank you. I appreciate that.

[@imliterallysostupid7781]

@@ArvinAsh no problem dude i always look forward to the next video! on another note, they give me a good sense of peace in unknowing because i always have a question when i come to the video, and i usually leave with more questions and hypothesis' that make me wonder about things like if theres a higher plane of reality where did that start?

[@arkdark5554]

You are a good narrator, without doubt, Mr Ash, and…just I think i about to understand all secrets concerning time…I realise that I am where I was, right at the beginning of DVD.

[@JavierBonillaC]

Your videos are pure gold. Why do you do this? Reciprocal altruism? In any case, I greatly appreciate your work.

[@berlymahn]

it's a bit hard to study the universe when you're part of it. always felt things are no different than a song going from start to finish.

[@aaryadantara1541]

what if you try to understand it from an observers pov?!

[@capitaopacoca8454]

You cannot understand a process by stopping it, so you have to be among the things to understand them.

[@monkey3964]

To study physics, you are a groups of atoms learning what atoms are. The human mind is one of the most complex structures in the universe.. according to the human mind.

[@zach118]

"Better find a way to like this movie" -- Depends on whether that's part of the script, no?

[@chado3000]

It is the only script..script..script..script>ad nauseum.

[@YeshuaSaves3]

I do believe in a sort of block universe theory but the more I think about it the harder it is to believe that it’s as clean cut as just hyper-determinism. The very fact that we experience as if we are making our decisions really falls deep into the rabbit hole. Our ability to control our thoughts to some degree seems to suggest that we aren’t the material universe but something transcendent from it. I’m a believer of God and really the concept of God is the only solution I can come up with for why we experience will and when I fall into this thought it all aligns itself perfectly. I would go deeper in thought here but sometimes people are too lost in their “science only” phase that they forget who they are.

[@CeezGeez]

Maybe there's a way to go off script

[@laurenchristianna2092]

@@CeezGeez Theres definitely a way to go off script! Its called Law of Attractiom. Our fates belong to us and we have lots of control on how it "all turns out" for us. What this guy said at the end of the video was wrong.

[@bobbylawsen9638]

@@laurenchristianna2092 The Law of Attraction is nonsense. In essence if a woman gets raped, then the Law Of Attraction asserts that she attracted this event to happen to her-utter BS.

[@Condinou]

Beautiful explanation! Entropy seems to be the answer to most of our questions about the universe and our existence! Well done Sir! You remind me of my favourite lecturer at university.

[@jpcodnia9133]

@ Kostas Hatjiemmanouel Philosophy, rather than astrophysics right ? He was giving an entertaining speech however science fictioney but lost me when he mentioned "other universes" This never ending space we are in is one universe, a simple dictionary defines that word as everything that exists visible or Invisible... The universe is Infinite no walls no stupid shoe boxes or cakes in the oven All that is matter anyway, universe is Space that is room for things to be and there is no limit just like numbers Free class today ! :)

[@deths1679]

Time not being a real dimension has always made more sense to me. I think of it as more of a tool for making the world easier to understand. A way to explore how things motion change in relation to each other. But we cant reverse the motion of every force in the universe to travel back in time just like we cant hold negative one apples in our hand. I think they are concepts created to make it easier for us to understand a very complex universe with a basic frame of reference and assumptions. But if we can measure it and use it, then it should be real. So like everything else.. is it a paradox? Maybe paradox is the norm and the status quo is really the outlier?

[@QingAgar]

I've been revolving around your channel since you had less than a dozen videos and I'm just telling you... Your channel is going to blow up. It's only a matter of time... Or whatever you said it was in this video.

[@ArvinAsh]

Qing Agar You mean the future has already been determined? Lol.

[@QingAgar]

Hearted within a minute. Wow

[@bitcodexx]

then that must be entropy

[@jaredprince4772]

@@QingAgar There is no time, so there was no minute of elapsed time.

[@jaredprince4772]

@PorssiMies Time is a relative measurement based on momentum and mass. Time is a term used to simplify that relationship.

[@kalinthecity]

I really like Arvin's videos. His succinct explanations of subjects difficult to express are superb.

[@shawnpalmer6715]

ask anyone - when did the past end and the future begin ? and that proves it

[@openyoureyesandseethefutur5802]

yes, Arvins videos , have a unique twist to them, they suck you in

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting and worthwhile video. Whatever reality is, it's surprising, complicated, and not what it appears to be.

[@lenka7776]

I watch a lot of videos like this one and I lots of times I am lost , you my friend explaining this complex subjects a very simple way so even I can understand 😂thank you !

[@stevemeza4]

I really like your videos! I have been reading a lot about quantum mechanics but I only really started to get a grasp of it through videos on KZbin. And yours are by far the best I have seen. What I have read previously is now of greater value. The history of quantum mechanics in the 20th Century is particularly fascinating. And our modern technology turns what were thought experiments into real experiments.

[@carlomagnofernando2094]

Arvin, you always blow my mind! Your explanation tends unite two contradicting ideas of science and mysticism. Thanks!

[@orrichardpo1981]

Over 30 years ago I used a similar analogy with reference to the DVD in explaining what has always been referred to as the space/time/continuum. For those who know what a film protector is, each frame represents a segment of time, and can be spun backward or forward. I have also said that if this theory is correct, it can explain clairvoyance. In addition, it will explain "predictability" in books, movies and TV shows. Telling us that this ability can be learned and mastered.

[@angiemiho4321]

Elaborate on the clairvoyance part please! 🙏🏼✨

[@orrichardpo1981]

@@angiemiho4321 That a clairvoyant can straddle effortlessly through space and time and see past the and future at the same time..

[@Vocalovigour]

This guy is good ...I mean real good.So many aspects of nature explained in a jiffy...Loved it.Finally since 2006 getting something good.

[@DrBiBeatz]

You are better than some science channel on KZbin and they have million followers.

[@ArvinAsh]

Thanks my friend. It's up to the community. The more people view, like and share, the more subscribers we will get. I do think that more people should be exposed to these subjects...just my completely unbiased opinion...lol.

[@Fleato]

Have some who won't cover certain science stuff because they disagree politically. It's crazy to think people will disregard people like Elon Musk and stop coverage because he said something in agreement with Trump. But those channels still sit at millions.

[@thomasranjit7781]

@@ArvinAsh please watch chuck Missler on KZbin about the book of Genesis.. your eyes will be opened

[@JJ8KK]

@@ArvinAsh To answer your question, Arvin, Time is an illusion _only if _*_motion_*_ is an illusion_ . This, because Time is nothing more and nothing less than the relative motion of all things in motion. We 'mark time' when we observe that certain motion events occur *_as_* some other (usually repetitive) motion event has occurred. To say that a plane covers a certain distance in a certain amount of 'time' is to say simply that the motion event we are observing occurred _as_ the sun moved across the sky a certain amount, as the earth rotated on its axis a certain fraction of a rotation, as the hands of a clock moved a certain distance, etc., etc. We would never have developed a sense of 'Time' if we had not noticed the regularity of certain motion events (e.g., the earth, moon, sun, stars) and had not made the 'guess' that nothing we can imagine will ever change that regularity of motion we've observed. The 'pace' of the motion we've experience is assumed to never change without some unexpected 'intervening' galactic [motion] event occurring that could alter it. This is why the notion of 'Time Dilation' proposed by Einstein is so problematic. He may have been right about a lot of his speculations, but this one is more than a little bit dubious. It is suggested by E that a spacecraft accelerated to a velocity near the speed of light would experience a 'slowing down' it's Time. What this necessarily means is that the _motion_ of all things in motion within the spacecraft would slow down _relative to the motion of the earth, sun, and moon_ back on earth. That is the only way we can accurately imagine the slowing down of time for a fast-travelling astronaut. What this means is that the motion of all the electrons orbiting nuclei in the spacecraft and in the astronaut's body would slow down relative to the electrons back on earth. Really? Where is the cause & effect? The linear acceleration of the spacecraft in a vacuum somehow causes the motion of all the subatomic particles within it to actually slow down? How so? If Time for an accelerated astronaut (IOW, hiser motion) was actually slowed down by some prior acceleration event, wouldn't hiser physical movements be slower than everyone else's, once the cabin doors were opened upon hiser return to earth? You say they'd be sped up again to the 'normal' motion pace experienced back on earth? What kind of event could be imagined that would "re-accelerate" the atoms that were slowed down by the spacecraft's acceleration? Acceleration _against_ its established inertial momentum? But I thought acceleration slows Time (motion) down? Logic tells us that the astronauts would not only be much younger than everyone back on earth, but they would also be observed to be physically moving _in slow-motion_ for nothing would have occurred that would have sped up their motion again. We can't simply assume that "something" would have 'automatically' occurred to restore their experience of 'Time' (their pace of experienced motion) back to what everyone else would be experiencing on earth. This is the kind of problem that is revealed when one attempts to remove the concept of "Time" from the more fundamental concept of Motion. Mathematically, you can create a Letter T that you say represents "Time" and put it into an equation, and then use mathematical operations to obtain 'equivalent' results. But if Time (galactic motion) is actually a universal *constant* , then pretending that it is actually a variable in an equation can surely give you some fantastic results (e.g., that Time Dilation can occur), but it is only because you have imaginatively assumed that the letter T actually represents a variable when in all observable reality, it is not and can never be anything other than a universal constant. Physicists use math to make predictions, but the equations they construct are ultimately dependent upon the conceptual 'values' they assign to the letters used in those equations, specifically, those which are assumed to be 'constants' and those which are assumed to be 'variables.' I claim that Einstein's Time Dilation Error arose from his decision to arbitrarily assume that T --- a constant --- should perhaps be thought of as a variable. The problem is that it is an assumption/guess that leads us down a path where the only way it is possible for us to accept predicted results is by professing a faith in *mathematical mysticism* . Defining the value of a letter in an equation as either a constant or a variable is an assumption---a guess---that may or may not be true, but it really does need to be justified by other assumptions/guesses that you have a high degree of confidence in. Einstein may have been every bit the genius that he is heralded as, but IMO, he got this one---the Time Dilation Hypothesis---wrong...

[@JodBronson]

@Helder Almeida - You are 100% correct! It's always better to make "Alien Abductions, Conspiracy Theories, Lies, Big Foot, Ghost, ETC..." than making good/quality "Truth" videos!

[@josephpacchetti5997]

That video is Extremely Profound!!! I Found it to be an excellent end amazing video, I absolutely love this stuff, I started to study Cosmology around ten years ago. Thank you for these videos and Yes I liked & Subscribed!!

[@MrKreinen]

Great video. I've vary interested in the "5D wondering pilot" version of quantum-consciousness theory; treating superposition as a phase-space, or rather a phase-time (treating the 5th Dimension as another time-like dimension) curved or curled at close to the plank length, and Orc quantum-consciousness computing with output selecting from these superposition states and enabling the shaping of the intersection of the 4D time-worm of the particles of the universe and piloting through a 4&5D landscape of plural futures arise from the plural aspects of the present and the definite crystalline 3&4D features of the observed present. While this is another version of Hammeroff's orc combined with Penrose's orc's "geometry" of consciousness, it still ends up with a Block Universe with plural superposition domains, and a multitude of coherent 5D states drawn into coherent networks around a number of 4D duration threads; this 5D block would be many worlds, every path taken by a different "choice", and relatively speaking, each one the only continuity of actuality from it's point of view.

[@thelanguageofthebirds]

Perpetually. As a child I used to annoy every adult around me with the philosophical Socratic depths no 4 year old around me could entertain. “Why didn’t the year 1994 come around like the month December?” My 3 year old self queried my father on the New Year’s Eve of 1993. It baffled my mind that we had multiple December-January, we had two 6pm/am et al, Monday- Sunday repeated.. but we would never have another 1993. He explained the concept of millennium, decades, centuries etc. but I had to question when we would get another 1993. It really did not ever stop until I annoyed my teachers and got bullied for my adhd & gifted IQ. So I started reading my parents old encyclopaedias in depth to satiate my thirst for knowledge, and one thing I read early was a quote by a philosopher saying “time does not exist but only clocks exist”. That was annoying when my maths class went through units of measuring time, it was frustrating for me after I hit adult academics only to learn about the methods of philosophical error and enquiry. Thus far, in 2022, I have expanded my knowledge of topics like psychology, neuroscience & anthropology. I have a secret affinity for the weird metaphysics of quantum physics. I would never be able to academically apply this interest yet I still have the perplexing notion of time as a construct. A book called “timekeepers” was a brief history of time measuring before I hit a point of the Greenwich point and the law in Caesar made, making it illegal to have no two clocks that were different in France in the beginning of that calendar and clocks. Any clock that was wrong was illegal. then I felt deeply frustrated with the depth and lack of cohesion of the history and mythology of the mainstream academic world. I felt the same sense of nihilistic and existential dread that this topic induced within my perception; because I find my happiness in my studies, education and applying that skilfully to build a life of meaning. When I dive into topics like this make all things learnt void. I had a lot of deep self work that i went diving into my soul seeking a purpose when I felt a depression and trauma in my late teens. I did a lot of drugs. I pulled myself out and went through a long therapeutic self enquiry learning how to become a productive and healthy adult. But now years away from my drug fuelled teenage years I listen to this and I recall that vague notion of how I felt when I took a lot of psychedelics and the hopelessness of singularity that was pervasive. It’s all interesting to contemplate now from a sober and “sane” state of mind.

[@georgehunter2813]

This video is an excellent example of relavent critical thinking. Lucid. Our minds are surprisingly powerful and penetrating despite our apparent humble origin. We so tiny. The universe is huge.

[@jameshumphrey9939]

tiptoe through the tulips!

[@yingle6027]

This channel is so great! You have an awesome way of communicating... I see big things in the future for you ;)

[@Comboman70]

Hi! Love your work. I was wondering, how does the block universe account for the notion of an expanding universe? Shouldn't expanding imply a time incrementing system? Thanks!

[@_lonelywolf]

Each "frame" in spacetime would represent the state of what exists at a specific moment. It doesn't matter whether the universe is expanding or not.

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

"When you know that your time is close at hand Maybe then you'll begin to understand Life down here is just a strange illusion" "You're just a picture. You're an image caught in time"

[@markscarborough7580]

“Everything you know is utterly an illusion” - “let’s see what science has to say.” Paradox?

[@michaelj.victoria3201]

I keep trying to imagine what it would be like to watch a DVD that can't scan forward or in reverse - but I just end up in a movie theater. Damnit - I'm just not cut out for physics.

[@TheSkullConfernece]

Depending on what you mean by knowledge, knowledge can itself be a paradox.

[@Maria-jn4ix]

@@TheSkullConfernece explain

[@Alphadestrious]

What a trip. Thanks for this video Arvin. Really dig the way you explain this.

[@ArvinAsh]

Thanks my friend.

[@channelname5820]

Thanks for making this video. You helped a lot. 😀

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

Thanks Arvin, good explanation, specially your last words.

[@blm2357]

Just found my new favorite channel! Thank you for helping us understand our "reality".

[@whatadag3748]

This is such a brilliant channel. I can absolutely see this taking off

[@markfoster1520]

Bill, Bill, Bill.... You know you are wrong. Obviously Time is a dimension: I am here. Three hours ago, I was not. Three hours from now...? Time will tell. Length, width, & breath....& Time! MIT has...what? 11 dimensions figured. I have trouble going beyond the normal ones. But Time is definitely one of them. That's why you are thrown! You know you weren't here a hundred years ago...we're parchment to prove someone was...and ending WWI! (oh...so..paper.) That exists plain & simple...for someone not pinned to the dimension of Time!

[@branchwhitney2140]

One of the most thought provoking videos I have seen.

[@user-ts8jf7zl4m]

First let me say that I enjoy watching every video on this channel. Regarding the topic, here we need to understand for which observer the past, present and future in 4D space are illusions (1:51min) or whatever... This phenomenon can only be observed by a being who possesses consciousness, meaning God, and only from fifth dimension. Furthermore, regarding the statement that time does not exist, only as a perception (2:27min), this is completely correct. Consciousness perceives the state transition from one third dimension to the next third dimension as time. Further, at 3:07min of the video, the arrow of time is mentioned. And it exists within individual and collective consciousness. Do you notice that the entire reality revolves around consciousness? When mainstream science begins to accept these things and apply them in theory and practice, then we will reach qualitative civilizational progress. Greeting!

[@a.s.neuman6645]

Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so. -Douglas Adams

[@ffggddss]

So this goes, time is an illusion; lunch is an illusion; thus, lunchtime is a double illusion. OK. Fred

[@veronicathecow]

You beat me too it 8-)

[@milesarcher8502]

Did Arthur ever send that in to Readers Digest, or not?

[@WormholeJim]

Lunchtime is all the time.

[@fryingraijin]

* hits blunt * My entropy increased whilst learning about entropy increason.

[@DerAltruist]

Yeah, that's bullshit, adding information to a limited space doesn't increase entropy

[@damienstubbs6246]

Actually +Kirkology, the total entropy of the universe increased. As I understand it, the more you learn, the more efficient your neural pathways become. This is decreased entropy (more order or more useful information?). But the work done by your biological systems so that you can process and organise information gives off heat (useless information), increasing the entropy of the external system, ie. the universe.

[@BarryKort]

If the future were prewritten, then we are all passengers, observing the unfolding story, but not participating in editing or creating it. For better or for worse, I find myself motivated to edit the present state of affairs so as to create a better future. For an individual like myself, the present state of affairs includes my personal body of knowledge (which is demonstrably incomplete and almost surely littered with errors). So one obvious motivation is to enlarge and complete one's body of knowledge, including the correction of errors. This is called "learning" and it's one reason I elect to attend this YT channel (among others).

[@EmberHarrington]

I know " precognition" very well may sound metaphysical and non scientific but I know Ive had blips of this in my life. When you talk about (Im paraphrasing) having to watch the dvd without a remote control, I believe at times people also have moments of glancing at other parts of "the dvd". :) Ever have a " premonition"? I have. This would make that make sense.

[@clickclack7451]

The best way to tell the future, is to create it.

[@PipStuart]

While I couldn't agree that crE8ing the future is necessarily the *best* way to tell what it was going to become ahead of time, I'm far more ready to concede that it's at least a decently feasible way to predict beforehand what you're intending on (and capable of) crE8ing l8r. My Octology project on GitHub might even provide a poignant example of this principle in practice. Peace. -Pip

[@deths1679]

Im thinking the best way to tell the future is to only tell it to yourself and continue on to create it. Creating an observer might affect the outcome.

[@RichTechnologyGroup]

Incredible! Love what he said at the end, "But this life is our movie and our only movie. We better find a way to like this movie!"

[@flymasterA]

God owns the franchise. Don't get fired, and you can play the lead role forever. Put you faith in theoretical science fiction and you are cancelled after one season.

[@laurenchristianna2092]

We create our own lives. We have that power. Dont let this person fool you into thinking we are slaves to the way our lives are turning out. Law of Attraction.

[@Gothhippie667]

Weird as it sounds.. To quote Fiona Apple, "What's happened has happened What's coming is already on its way With a role for me to play" You make your own choices. Make good ones. Kind of like those 'choose your own adventure' books.

[@loreleiPL]

You explained exactly what I feel from a long time 😂 thank you!

[@wirechair]

I would have been disappointed if you didn’t mention how huge a role memory plays in all of this. Good job!

[@broncoxy]

Well sounds legit, I can see an increase of entropy in my life every day...

[@efdbjon2114]

six likes are the ones with enough intellegence to find this funny

[@rygeanpursues6965]

Sameeee

[@peachesncream40]

Arvin, what are your thoughts on consciousness and entropy with regards to a person with Alzheimers disease, where they live more and more in the past while others around them still perceive time as moving forward? Their reality is very different from ours. What if their conscious perceives time as moving backward, while our conscious still sees them as moving forward in time? Could it be that people with Alzheimers are an example of consciousness having quenched disorder?

[@pobinr]

My thoughts on consciousness are that it's such so ill-defined that one gets into a philosophical quagmire as soon as one starts using the damn word

[@mayankbhaisora2699]

One of the best line which is not about making your future but about finding ways and trying to like the movie we all are living in… 🙏

[@CarandRacer]

Excellent channel - many more subs coming your way...it's already in the DVD.

[@blackturtleshow]

Just because three-dimensional space can be rendered in two-dimensions doesn't make the third dimension an illusion. Similarly, conceptualizing or modeling time in block theory doesn't support the notion that time is an illusion. Perhaps everything is an illusion, but our logic and reasoning should be solid!

[@ArvinAsh]

I would agree with you. Just because math can show something could exist, does not mean that it does exist.

[@blackturtleshow]

@@ArvinAsh Of course, in a debate it might be an interesting challenge to take the position that the third dimension is an illusion and that we really exist in only two dimensions.

[@abistonservices9249]

Very clever Alvin, best explanion again, your amazing!

[@ArvinAsh]

Glad you liked it. Many thanks.

[@euginrobinson]

Absolutely fantastic idea and presentation

[@fabioeide2722]

Mr. Ash. Your KZbin channel is awesome. I hope that entropy increases really fast to see 1 Million subcribers till next week

[@stevemeza4]

I was at a bible study group yesterday (on Zoom of course!) And, out of the blue - away from the subject in hand, which was the parables - one guy who sounded very depressed said "What is the point in life if it is already decided?" My feeble reply was that, with God, time does not exist. I usually say that our future is in our hands but I am not sure how that equates with your DVD. I find connecting my (flexible) religious belief with quantum mechanics absolutely fascinating! My belief in God is as a source of power or energy, certainly not a man with a white beard! And I believe anything is possible. No need to reply but if you have a link to something, then I am sure that will expand my knowledge. I tried to reply to your message but I was just brought back here!

[@MrJohnnyseven]

Just sit back and enjoy the movie...

[@peterparsons7141]

I liked the video. I don’t subscribe to the notion of applying universal laws on small scale systems like ourselves, and determination. We might not like the play but we have control over the things within our scale. We cannot reverse entropy,we can measure and apply the understanding. These videos often include a theme of “why”. I believe understanding how things work should not be discussed with why it is like that. Fantastic videos that help promote science and learning. I’m old, I like to think that some bright young mind is watching these video’s and processing the information and will have some great discovery’s in the works!

[@Viewpoint314]

The 1963 book series "Seth Speaks", by Jane Roberts talks about all these concepts as well. These concepts are also a part of both Eastern and Western ancient philosophy.

[@Cucat180]

this is the best video on explaining time and entropy i have ever watched on utube

[@ArvinAsh]

Thanks my friend. See you in the next one.

[@w00716761]

hi arvin. watched 2 of your videos, love them. Great narration too.

[@christophergame7977]

Simultaneity is a concept built on the separation of time and space. In a picture in which time and space are fused, simultaneity has a meaning only when a time-space fix has been picked out of the four-dimensional world.

[@sundsrik2154]

What a great finish tj this video with apt words !!merging science into psychology ..

[@dr.s.p.]

I love the end quote. ‘We had better find a way to like this movie’. Rather profound, as we are then not actually choosing, manifesting and living our present and future; we are finding ways to accept predetermined outcomes in deeper and more positive ways and find the silver lining in all the dark clouds if we are to be fulfilled in our life, as we know it and eventually death comes to those who wait to see what happens after the movie; if anything.

[@davidluna8372]

Thanks , for a clear and concise presentation . Many of these ideas and conclusions , I arrived at several decades ago , good to know that I'm not so crazy

[@abby6118]

Q

[@blacksteedofdeath5808]

love it. but how do i use the info

[@pequod4557]

I believe that free will exists not in the sense that we are free to choose the next action, but in the fact that all possible actions will happen in the span of eternity. From this standpoint, our perception of making choices is more like navigating through the pre-existing timeline rather than creating new paths.

[@jameskahl2213]

Maybe I'm missing something here. What you described, atoms forming, intelligent life (how about heavier elements?), have all happened after the Big Bang (as per average theory). These are not entropy. Only at this point in our perception is everything falling to chaos. We're not that good at clocking the universe yet. Time is what we call our measurement of motion. The object that is 10 feet away is also moving ten minutes away with me, often with imperceptible changes. Those changes will eventually redefine the nature of whatever it is we've moved into someday. The journey will have redefined us as well. None of this validates any notion about us being pre-programmed accidents waiting to happen. I've heard this kind of talk before. Somebody somewhere is trying to sell us a cake and eat it too. If all pre-exists, then learning to like it is superfluous, free will being an illusion in that scenario. I feel more like it's just a fancy way of selling us indemnity in exchange for resignation. I may seem off point here but even if we can't catch planet killers (stuff too big for us) it doesn't mean that our wiggle room amid greater forces is predetermined and pointless. It's conjured conjecture.

[@ArvinAsh]

I love your thought process and analysis in taking these ideas one step further. Indeed learning to like the movie on the DVD is superfluous - but I wanted viewers to leave with some sense of control. False hope is better than no hope, no? It is conjecture, but not conjured, as it is based on some solid evidence. And the laws of physics fit in such a predetermined universe. So based on current evidence, this is no more conjured than string theory for example. I submit that free will is conjured conjecture.

[@jameskahl2213]

@@ArvinAsh We have different definitions of conjure. I'm sure both uses are correct as definitions go. I think we're still missing a few fundamental laws of physics. We're on a plateau and can't do much more that clean and polish the table. Free will isn't exactly accepted world wide, but it's pretty much explicit when we expect people to be responsible, right? Can't have it both ways unless we can adequately demonstrate how it works both ways.

[@ArvinAsh]

No doubt some fundamental physics is missing which would answer these questions. The free will/no free will argument does seem to present a paradox to ideas like responsibility.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

Chaos has order and is quantifiable. It's only hazy at the edges

[@jasonneri7628]

Chaos allows for something good to happen, it’s just in the minority and will break down without divine intervention. Perhaps choice will is better than free will. All our choices may have happened in advanced or simultaneously but we still have some limited control. Each moment we seem to be choosing from a limited number of paths that have been predetermined. The grooves of time just happen to know in advanced what they are. 🎚💛🤗

[@rowemrowing7548]

Finally heard practical explanation about time that makes perfect sense.Thank you👍👍

[@hansdumbf7608]

"perfect sense"??? are you on drugs?

[@hansdumbf7608]

@Chimelementa Yeah, i know... It's actually kinda funny, for several decades all the arrows are pointing in one direction, to a big sign that says: "you are too stupid! no really, waaaaaaayyy too stupid" The ignorance and optimism some people can maintain on their obviously highly insufficient scientific understanding, is frightening! In such moments, i always have to think of richard dawkins who said: "i believe science will explain everything" Imagine that!!! The guy was fuckin serious about that! Every gifted child with a little understanding in logic and semantics would instantly be projectile-vomiting if a "serious scientist" says something like that! It's very sad that science has become a religion for so many insufficiently intelligent scientists who don't want to accept their own limitations. I am actually an atheist but sometimes i think god shows up in irony...

[@-EE-AAYUSH]

very informative video.Thanks i wanna say whenever i read this type of thing i encounter similar things were also described in bhagwat geeta.many shlok says similar things,one such shlok that says similar things.

[@AtulJataayu]

I am a Commerce student, who has never learnt Quantum Physics. However, I've been studying Vedant (Upanishads) and years ago I intuitively came out with this theory, and explained it with the analogy of Video Cassettes. CD and DVDs had not entered the market then.

[@user-tn3fo3pj2x]

now, i have a strong reason to always be late - time is an illusion, my being late is pre-determined .... nice video!

[@TheNamelessOne888]

And so is that warning from your boss.

[@ChrisCross-nq9ed]

It doesn't work. I got fired.🤔

[@user-tn3fo3pj2x]

@@ChrisCross-nq9ed got fired is pre-determined:)

[@laurenchristianna2092]

Its not predetermined, what bullshit

[@hlcepeda]

Change your fate by scratching that big DVD!

[@thisjustin6529]

I’m listening to a reading of The Fabric of The Cosmos and videos like this help me when I get confused. Im bad at concentrating on reading but I can really zone in on a lecture or a video.

[@gild2604]

There is no right way.. What ever works for you

[@thoughtsfromthethirdcoast9329]

I don’t think consciousness theoretically requires memories to exist. It could just be a contemporaneous thing. However if you do posit that, I also don’t think it’s true that you could only have memories and thus consciousness if entropy is always increasing in the universe. Two reasons: one, why couldn’t we have “memories” of the future in a universe with decreasing entropy? And two, don’t forget that entropy can decrease locally in our universe (as long as overall system entropy increases.) Isn’t the local decrease in entropy the more relevant thing for a local process like memory? By the way, I love your videos. Please keep making them.

[@tigercloud6945]

Interesting. Love when my mind is kicked into overdrive by these types of questions. Ty .