Even the best scientists get Imposter syndrome: how to deal with it.

[@theemissary1313]

Taking the example of Feynman, he says he felt like a fake, but I challenge anyone reading this to find three other people (other than the socially and emotionally crippled trolls like those who leave the beginning comments) who said similar. A few pointers to remember for anyone still reading this comment who feels affected by the video 1) most of the time, the only person putting you down is yourself. 2) if you're trying, then you're already ahead of 99% of the population and should be proud of that. 3) try flipping things around - "What if I'm actually shit?" Well, what if you're not? And for DOCTOR Maggie Lieu, I see how you engage with your audience in the comments sections of your videos. You easily have the knowledge and understanding to earn your qualification, and the ability and willingness to share and explain that knowledge to everyone here. It doesn't work this way, I know, but I would say you have no reason to doubt yourself.

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you, it means alot and so true what you said

[@StarSong936]

@@SpaceMog I read Feynman's book. I found it to be very entertaining, as well as informative. The first time I ran across you was on "Deep Sky Videos" I've enjoyed your videos ever since.

[@DavidBrant]

I feel that the smartest, sweetest and most humble people i know get imposter syndrome. Always questioning oneself or being self deprecating is a strong sign. Hating on others for their talent or success just shows small mindedness and true self doubt.

[@SpaceMog]

I completely agree - usually the mean comments are just a reflection of themselves

[@AIejandro2025]

I still and will always support you Dr. Maggie Lieu

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you 😘

[@yasminaeberhardt2295]

As someone who also struggles with impostor syndrome, thank you speaking up about it. You're an excellent educator Dr. Maggie!

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you for sharing, know that we all have it, but I know you are not an imposter, youre here for your passions and thats what counts 🥰

[@curveball0203]

Shocked by those comments. Even if you know for every nasty comment there are hundreds of positive ones, you still can't unsee it and make it not affect you. Don't know what more to do other than leave a positive comment for you, let you know I respect your hard work and accomplishments, and appreciate how well you communicate science here. Much love to you!

[@SpaceMog]

thank you so much, it means alot 🥰

[@MrGaborseres]

I'm just a curious old nerd here interested in space and rocket science, what drawed me to you was your apparent expertise, knowledge and your brilliant way of communicating all that with us average people. In this video you also proved it that you are a wonderful person besides beautiful 🌹💖

[@sjng68]

Second that, I heard first Dr Maggie being interviewed by Fraser Cain and subbed her channel on the basis of how she smashed that interview.

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you 😊

[@SpaceMog]

Aww thanks, Fraser is great 😍

[@ardellolnes5663]

Awwww! Those messages are uncalled for! I also struggle with negative self image, but I have learned to take little victories, accept your wins! The hard work, the schooling, your degrees... you are legit and worked so hard for it! *universe sized hugs!!*

[@sjng68]

Especially the "rainbow black hole guy" message.

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks for the advice 😅

[@ardellolnes5663]

@SpaceMog i mean, you got a doctorate and they are just loud rude ppl, right? (The answer is yes!)

[@stevenyee8967]

I never doubted your expertise. 😊 You’ve communicated many astrophysics theories brilliantly and kept us updated and entertained on current space related subjects. You’ve shared your knowledge on this channel and we are grateful to have you lead us into a journey of wonders of the universe. You’ve put in the hard work and earned your PHD so don’t sell yourself short. I don’t see an imposter here. There are people who are insecure and ignorant but never seek to learn to overcome their shortcomings. They make hurtful comments so they can hide their feelings of inadequacy. I know it is easy to say but don’t let those hooligans affect you or your work. Their shortcomings are theirs to deal with. Just know there are many of us Space Cats on your channel who support you and look forward to you informing and enlightening us on science matters. ❤. Keep them wonderful videos coming. 😻

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you! For every mean comment there are endless good ones too, and it feels so great to read them, but yes learning to focus on the positives rather than the negatives can be hard :-)

[@atmrtwbike]

You're not alone, Maggie! I do suffer imposter syndrome, from time to time. I've failed on several long distance, multi-day bike tours. To the point where I gave up entirely and gave my bike away a couple of years ago (I think I may have told you that). It's so easy to focus on the negative when you have others telling you that you've failed and it's nothing more than just a dream. With all of the negativity, I felt nothing but an imposter. But I talked to other touring cyclists who had also been through similar situations, where they had failure after failure. What got them through was focusing on the successes they had. Which is what helped me get my mojo back, so to speak, and bought a new bike with renewed determination. I still had further setbacks (like the flu I had in June), but thankfully my mind was in a much healthier mindset. Mental health is such an important thing. I'm glad you've been able to find an avenue to connect with others in your field. But you're not a fraud or an imposter. You've managed to achieve so many things. I have your back and I'm always here!

[@SpaceMog]

I remember! Thank you so much for sharing your experience, and i'm so happy you were able to reach for the bike again, i know your next trip to the USA, will be awesome. You're a success for even trying again 😘

[@Grubbbee]

I think imposter syndrome is a natural side effect from having a humble nature and an open mind. When you get those feelings, you can consider that maybe they actually come from a place of strength. I love your channel and appreciate you sharing this video today!

[@YousufAhmad0]

Omg Dr Maggie, that was so therapeutic, thank you! It's been 8 years since I got my PhD (CS, McGill) but I still feel like I didn't really do it the right way, or like I barely scraped through. I do believe it probably wouldn't have been doable without those 80-hour work weeks though, and I still work that way. Luckily I had an amazingly supportive supervisor and she inspires me to this day. Still, one of my mates couldn't finish his PhD under her, though I can't blame our supervisor for that, she tried her best to get him through the system but he just couldn't handle it.

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you for sharing, I know for sure you worked hard during those years, and you deserve it 😘

[@sjng68]

OMG I love Surely You're Joking too. In fact, you've inspired me to dig it out of the bookcase and read it again.

[@SpaceMog]

I want to read it again too 😍

[@husk79]

Thanks for another amazing and informative video Dr Lieu! and dont let the trolls and the nobodies get you feeling down... usually people who are negative and like to belittle others are just incompetent, jealous or have a sh**ty personality... Just in your youtube videos you have taught so many people very interesting stuff. i have seen your channel grow from 1-2000 subscribers to almost 20k! personally.. i get all my space info from your videos.. since you have a way of explaining things simply and you upload very often!

[@SpaceMog]

This makes me so happy. thank you 😁

[@annexcelestial]

You really are an inspiration...thank you dr Maggie!!!

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you 😘

[@annexcelestial]

@SpaceMog you are welcome!!!

[@ChrisM-hx9kv]

Sorry to hear of your mental struggle, but glad you are working to overcome them. For what it's worth, you have made one of my favorite KZbin channels. And, commenting to feed the algorithm 🙃

[@johnlewis8664]

Very thought provoking, self confidence is something I’ve always struggled with and have often felt out of my depth

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you for watching, I'm glad it helped 💕

[@EscapeRealityMedia]

Alot of people are just evil i cant believe some people could leave those type of comments I love your videos always learn so much

[@DaveEtchells]

Thanks for speaking so openly and transparently about this, Dr Maggie! I’m sure this has at a minimum helped hundreds of people already will help thousands more as time goes on. You touch so many more deeply than you can imagine. I never would have imagined that you suffered this, you project such competence, confidence and enthusiasm. More power to you for fighting against it and sharing your struggle! If it helps, one of the greatest mathematicians who ever lived, Kurt Gödel, was consumed by imposter syndrome and crippling self- doubt, especially in his later years. This despite him being a towering figure in mathematics and one of its most creative minds ever. - So you’re in very good company 😁 Take care and thanks for all you do, I always know something good is in store for me whenever I see your smiling (astonished/puzzled/shocked/curious/etc/etc) face on a thumbnail 👍❤️

[@FrankReddick]

I am so delighted at the courage to address the issue.

[@gyorgyo7597]

Good people experience self-doubt. Sociopaths and narcissists never do (unless their world falls apart). Instead, they accuse nearly everyone of being what they are.

[@sjng68]

Exactly, the people that should have impostor syndrome never do.

[@JonMurray]

You’re awesome 🙌🏻

[@JonMurray]

0:16 like wtf?!

[@SpaceMog]

You too!!

[@AnTiThesis-HaT-HoT]

Love your clear style and on point content. Oh and I used to call a * a star but now I think of Asterix The Gaul.

[@SpaceMog]

In this case it really is "star". Sagitarrius A* pronounced "star" was coined by a physicist after the excitation states of atoms :-) and all supermassive blackholes hold the same naming system 🙃

[@AnTiThesis-HaT-HoT]

Dear Maggie, how utterly inneresing :)

[@briwaxman]

you are great, you are some of the best stuff on youtube, i look forward to all your videos, thank you

[@SpaceMog]

Aww thank you so much

[@Mot-o1e]

I am a religious Biologist, so my head space has a multitude of self doubting clutter, especially filled by skeptical professors and "overseers" during my university years, and of course my own personal assaults on myself. Your broader field's has the direct impact of being popular, filled with mathematical assumptions, publicly competing ideals, failures of theories like string theory, and many difficult mysteries. I play with astronomy as a hobby and often get into those debates with fellow layman and the amount of absolutist amazes me. I like to approach the hollow moon conspiracy guys and point out, hallow meaning like a loaf of bread, not a basket ball. Its not an alien space ship. I love the conspiracy side of things, though and try to avoid the people who take themselves to serious because my specific field will bring that on me soon enough anyhow. Judging from the political atmosphere I am sure I will be in the middle of Gender vs Sex soon enough. So I hope, self doubt will be replaced with the charge of peaking into the unknown. Dive into the conspiracies also, those guys are fun to mess around with and you can learn so much about the way humans think doing so. You will even have opportunities to laugh. Also, be grateful your fields politics are different, for now... You will always be your own worst critic, and as an outsider I suggest you just fire the b*t*h, because you got this far dispite that aspect of yourself, not because of her. :) I miss the day's my arguments were over evolution. Such simpler times it seem like. That's why I guess I delve into the conspiracy side of astronomy, physics.... so on.

[@jeffrey5961]

I have the highest regard for Maggie Lieu.

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks so much 🥰

[@sino-wt7pu]

Yes, you are great. 🙂( Apart from that I also saw a lot of trolling going on other science related channels recently and was already wondering what is going on there. It's often also some seemingly complete randomly generated nonsense, it seems. Seems to be some anti-science / anti-academia troll compaign or something that currently hits many channels. You shouldn't take this personally. )

[@narrator69]

Trump is what happened

[@SpaceMog]

I try not to let it affect me but I know it does :/

[@Scotto_desu]

The more successful you are, the higher the expectations become. Getting a PhD, authoring a Science or Nature paper, becoming a professor, winning a professional award should all be something to be proud of and give someone confidence. But it can actually make imposter syndrome worse because you have to live up to that reputation. Good talk!

[@SpaceMog]

I think so too, thank you!

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

thank you dr maggie for sharing an act of human kindness with us 🙏👍☺

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks for watching!

[@Tech_Planet]

You are doing a great job, keep making videos! I know what it's like to go through this and I still let 1% trolling take precedence over 99% positive feedback on my channel. It was kind of similar that I tried to be perfect at University & College. So yeah, you are not alone and a lot of us enjoy watching your content/insight!

[@zambani]

Maggie, You and your channel area awesome. Always on point. Playas gonna do science, haters gonna do nasty comments.

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you kindly

[@targetmann100ify]

The beautifull space cat with another great video 🥰😼😻😼 And i think the whole world need therapy ..sad to say ..Ignore the haters please .

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you

[@JohnnyWednesday]

Doctor Lieu! I lack the words to express just how much I admire your intelligence. Your sweet and kind nature yes - but I'm not here to flatter you. I'm here because I watched one of your videos and recognized a mind I could trust. I'm probably being arrogant but somebody intelligent enough to hold my attention? a rare thing. You're awesome and all of your fans here will keep on saying that every day. Don't ever change! I don't know who the **** your supervisor is - but I know who you are.

[@SpaceMog]

Wow thank you soo much 🥹 comments like these are what makes it worth it 🥰

[@miket1783-j5j]

I subscribe to this channel because I trust your judgement and enjoy the content you provide.

[@adamhamilton10]

Dr Maggie Lieu, I am not suprised to hear you say that imposter syndrome has been a issue in your life, but i am to here you say it still is. I guess as you where working towards you PhD being a young adult with more stress than the avarage person deals with on a daily basis this is completely understandable. But now that you have worked past those stressful times and proven to yourself and everyone else your abilities, I am suprised that you allow yourself to still hold on to some of those old feelings. You are a smart, beautiful, and sweet person, I know as a person who can read people very well that you dont have a bad bone in your body also your one of the coolest people on youtube i seen. Honestly It would be a honor to meet you someday and spend time getting to know you. My friend you are doing everything right and have no reason to feel like you are not up to par. If you ever need someone to talk to well i am only a message away. Dont be so hard on yourself and try to enjoy the success that you have worked so hard for. Peace.

[@Iamallthesith66]

Space mog we ❤️ you !

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you 😘

[@hankseda]

Young women in science and math get more than their fair share of bullying from miserable people but your recalling Einstein's experience shows that it's not just women. But that's the price of success--keep up the good work Dr Maggie Liu 👏👍❤️

[@SpaceMog]

I would agree, thank you !

[@hankseda]

@@SpaceMog cheers!

[@grantravenianson]

Wow, that was quite emotional to be honest! I am so impressed that you managed to turn a negative into a positive and share the message so others can benefit from shared experience. I am also very intrigued about the goss about Einstein!

[@NobodyOfNote-qv5wh]

Agreed, but not interested in gossip about Einstein, only hard facts supported by evidence, the whole basis of science.....

[@DanielWisehart]

Best of success to you, always.

[@jeffcrites8184]

I'm not the imposter, everyone else is! Lol ❤ Stay gold, keep up the great work ❤

[@HarryNicNicholas]

the book i found to be life changing is "games people play" by eric berne

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks for the recommendation :-)

[@Springreverb8]

You are different and very unique. The furthest thing from not being enough. It’s been nice learning - Chin up Leng Lui.

[@JoeyPierce]

Really interesting, Thank you.

[@vatsalanagaraj7531]

Hello dr. Maggie lieu even I feel the imposter syndrome I am 9th grader and want to become an NASA veterinary astronaut 👩🏻‍🚀 I am working on it but in my class two members always gets praised by teachers for no reason. I feel am I slow. 😢

[@BZAKether]

Mother of god, some of those comments are pure harassment and hate. I guess that's one of the reasons I could never be a content creator, I couldn't stand all that people living just to spit hate and violence. Same goes for doing a PhD, the competitiveness and the certainty that I would never make it in the "publish or die" world of Academia convinced me to better take a 9 to 5 job. I will never know if it was impostor syndrome or I just accepted my limitations. On the other hand, it do seem that smart, intelligent people have a lot of impostor syndrome feeling, while actual and real ignoramus are full of confidence. I appreciate a lot your channel, it is quite interesting and well done, especially considering that your channel is not backed by a bigger group. I can't imagine the amount of time and effort that you pour into this, considering your tenure and research jobs. Thank you very much for it!

[@krunoslavregvar477]

Good luck! 👍🍀✌️🍀👍

[@SpaceMog]

thanks

[@blacksmith67]

Dr Maggie, I know what it's like to feel imposter syndrome: a deep profound sense that you are faking things despite ample evidence to the contrary. I didn't have the horrible situation of being in the public eye and nobody around me thought that I was doing a poor job (well one or two, but they were odd cases). All of my doubt was generated from within, and the anxiety that it can cause is at times wretched, especially if you are prone to clinical depression as I am/was. I cannot imagine what it must be like to be bullied in the modern days of social media. The people who never feel imposter syndrome are the ones who are full on Dunning-Kruger (oddly, those guys were the exceptions who thought I was doing a poor job).

[@SpaceMog]

I think deep inside, everyone feels insufficient sometimes and there must be something seriously wrong if they dont. Many times, they (and my self included) will put up a facade of being ok and being super confident about my work, but this reason is to not appear weak. This is what I learnt with my fellow PhD students - they put up the mirage that they were doing really well, but actually we were all equally struggling. Thanks for the comment and I hope it helped

[@blacksmith67]

@ I saw the heart on my comment but missed the reply you sent. Thank you. I agree that there is something wrong if you don’t at least occasionally feel insufficient, I wonder if it is an automatic outcome of introspection. People who choose science as a career are obligated to be aware of, and control, such things as observer bias. Developing a powerful analytical tool to inspect data and process for flaws, specifically in objectivity (and intellectual honesty) might make introspection in scientists far more powerful. It is necessary to remove bias, but heightened analytical thinking can easily go beyond achieving neutrality in your research and shred into your core existence. The facade that you mention, makes the environment sound terribly toxic. Since this seems to be an ongoing thing, is there any widespread understanding of the effects that this is having, or is it one of those things that everyone knows about but few actually acknowledge. It took almost a century for various militaries around the world to recognize mental trauma as an outcome of war and to lessen the stigma surrounding it. Shell shock, battle fatigue, and finally PTSD stopped being seen as a character flaw and was recognized as a predictable medical outcome. And while there is no direct comparison between combat and research, living daily with high stress might have a similar toll on mental health.

[@corychristensen5917]

I used to feel the same way. I worked at a shop building classic cars in Austin TX. Never felt like belonged there, but I was actually really good at what I did.

[@StarSong936]

I got those feelings all the time, until I retired. I've struggled with a negative self image all my life.

[@SpaceMog]

I'm sorry to hear that, I hope you know that you are not alone 😘

[@StarSong936]

@@SpaceMog I spent some time in the military doing computer maintenance, and most of my career as an office automation clerk. I was also raised by a mentally abusive father who constantly told me that I couldn't do anything right. Had I not gone through the military, and gotten support from a lot of very understanding people, I would never have been able to retire. Anyone reading this, know you can reach out to others for support. Also, go talk to a therapist. They can be a big help, and also put you in touch with others going through the same thing. You don't have to go through that alone.

[@leighcoulson2148]

I had to keep post-it notes on my desk of things I'd actually done (when I was working), as I often felt I wasn't doing anything useful or achieving anything. So ....Every now and then I'd gather up my post-it notes and have a quick scan through them just to convince myself and make myself realise "oh, I've actually done quite a bit of stuff".

[@HarryNicNicholas]

i was explaining imposter syndrome to my sculpture tutor just a couple of weeks ago, i've worked in graphics of all kinds since i left school at 16 in 1970 - right up to making some crummy AI videos recently, starting out with movable type even. i said to her (my tutor) that throughout my career what i've done is imagine what REAL artist would do, and i do that. i think anyone who appreciates how lucky they are to be paid for enjoying themselves feels like a faker now and then. (PS there's no excuse for being rude though, what awful people have been allowed to walk upright on this planet)

[@HarryNicNicholas]

i have plenty of examples of my fakery on my channel.

[@SpaceMog]

Yes thank you for sharing

[@hw_throws8542]

I don’t really know what to say having read the comments you’ve got other than “😢”, what a horrible way to treat someone through the anonymity of the internet. You and your channel are amazing, ignore what the trolls say!

[@mballer]

1:38 Hold on there Kitty cat, how do you know I'm not an imposter? Are you saying this Royal crown and scepter I'm holding are real? Thank you for easing my mind.

[@SpaceMog]

Yes, your majesty ;-)

[@isaacplaysbass8568]

I feel similarly about my own work and even hobbies; be it coding, or playing music. It's really bad when I compare myself or my output to others. I think some of it is like confirmation bias; we see the work that someone else has done as the final, or near final, polished result, rather than all of the dead-ends, errors, mis-conceptions etc. that the other person had to go through to arrive at that polished result. Whereas I see and know of the dead-ends, errors, and mis-conceptions that I encountered in my own work.

[@Duckfisher0222]

Wow, unbelievable how toxic people are... If politics where the topic, one would expect stuff to get heated. Those people are insane, don't worry about them, you are doing good :)

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you 🥰

[@markhollingsworth3262]

I think you are wonderful ❤

[@Mike_Greentea]

🌹🌹🌹

[@astroboy.monsterhigh0.o]

Holy shit! What the fuck did I just read??? Just know that I am a fan of your videos. I appreciate your hard work and knowledge. Haters gonna hate.

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you so much

[@user-ue4he3li8b]

Is there something like the equivalent of a "sticky thread" at the top of a forum, but for a specific category of scientific endeavor??? This is in repsonse to some of the comments at the beginning mentioning certain findings and discreditings that have happened recently that apparently you and probably many people didn't catch on to fast enough. It would be interesting for the public at large to be able to read along at various detail levels for all of these things to know how far along we've come as a species and what's left to figure out, so something like the bleeding endge spearheads left to figure out. **Sounds like a nice business/site concept and would be perfect for undergraduate students to latch onto early to determine which field of study they want to go into, as well as for people deep in the field to stay abreast of all new findings in their own category as well as many others that may have relevance to their own field.**

[@matteoespert5009]

How can someone so incredibly intelligent and much more beautiful .. im speckles

[@2secondslater]

What is "making it in academia"?

[@SpaceMog]

I think, for me, ultimately, it is to secure that permanent position and make professor...

[@gregorymccoy6797]

Good grief!! Such heinous comments. We are so fortunate in society that mean people broadcast it continuously and allow us to steer clear of them. As a software developer of many years imposter syndrome is a constant companion. The feeling is also rampant in the field. Stay the course and trust in yourself.

[@NachtmahrNebenan]

We wish you way less of those comments that could feed your doubts. And a lot of strength to enable you to see doubts just as jokes.

[@SpaceMog]

🤗

[@t.a.r.s4982]

"You call an asterisk a star in M87* , where did you get your degree?" This one made me laugh a lot 😂 . But let's be serious just a minute, I would never have thought you would be a victim of this kind of haters :/ People behave like scumbags when they hide behind their screen..

[@user-ue4he3li8b]

How old are you? (in regard to when your phd was)

[@Bortle10]

Imagine criticising someone and not being able to do it without spelling mistakes... And yes, criticising is the correct UK spelling in case you were wondering.

[@SpaceMog]

🙃

[@patryn36]

sounds like a problem for those that prioritize what others think, never had that myself but then again i do not value the opinion of the masses.

[@DxsPro]

not saying you an 'imposter' - but imposters do exist, especially in academia - a lot of narcicissm and psychopathy

[@targetmann100ify]

psychopathy not so much ( they are rare ) ..More like sociopath (Not so rare ) and behavior with narcissism

[@SpaceMog]

It's hard to stay in academia if you really are an imposter :/ but yes

[@DxsPro]

@@SpaceMog good point

[@Antidemonn]

Why does she look so cute all the time?

[@SpaceMog]

😊

[@TheRealMirCat]

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[@SpaceMog]

Thanks, I tried them before recommending - I actually found it really helpful

[@corazonjedi]

Anyone calling out my "Maoist ancestry" would get the biggest smile from me and leave me smiling and glowing all day long long. Here's to your "Maoist ancestry", Dr. 🎉

[@MrGaborseres]

👋👋

[@SpaceMog]

👋

[@domecrack]

I'm just going to pause this video 20 seconds in and say that what I've seen so far took 5 years off my life. Dr. Lieu, I'm really hoping the next thing you say is that The worst thing about these pedantic napkins is that they shove all of their insecurities in all of our faces while being so grubbily hateful that it's impossible to have any sympathy for them. I really hope that's what you're going to say.

[@SpaceMog]

Yes absolutely agree... they are people with nothing better to do. If you dont have anything nice to say, its ok not to say anything at all 👀

[@domecrack]

Ugh. I just finished out the video. Plz know that even the useless toys in the comments sound like they wish they were you. And for every one of them there are a thousand people who think you're ultrarelatable, not to mention incredibly impressive.

[@slickjohnson1160]

Don't let you naysayers get you down Dr. Hottie. 🤣

[@sectsan2471]

😢

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks for watching

[@NobodyOfNote-qv5wh]

Me again. I guess you just have to look at my alias and the penny will drop..... damaged but not destroyed. 😊 Another thought... it's NOT YOU, trust me. I know. You are not the problem. The problem is the casual acceptance of self-interest, manipulation and outright bullying infested in society. Realising that so many people (but certainly not all) are like this was an epiphany for me, a realisation of why you get those feelings of self doubt. So it's not you at all!!! Really. Also : it doesn't have to be like this. Carl Sagan's, 'Pale Blue Dot' has a profound message, and I have come to believe our only hope of "saving us from ourselves" is a deep and profound shift in the mindset of humanity, especially in the First World. We need to re-establish the moral compass, before it's too late.... Take care, ❤ from NZ.

[@RampAgentX]

start talking about UAPs, that'll twist their missile

[@SpaceMog]

👽

[@derciferreira2523]

If you get imposter, how could you make such excellent science video? stop believe in Einstein.

[@etspiritus]

✊🏾✌🏾

[@mballer]

The Peter Principle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWraq56rbrB8e68

[@g.s.6255]

Space beauty, you are so cute 😍😘 Have you ever been to Turkiye?

[@SpaceMog]

Not yet, but I have some great friends there I would like to visit someday

[@larryscott3982]

Quickest way to lose subs: ad for online psyche help

[@Sergio-ok3ys]

why are people so mad ? 🤣 and ''reactivist'' that name already, one with a nose ring screaming the earth is flat, member of the "just stop oil'' movement and is mad that trump is elected.

[@SpaceMog]

🤣

[@zohraharzi]

Hi beautiful Space Girl Strange change of events on your channel ❤❤❤❤

[@SpaceMog]

😊