Neil deGrasse Tyson on the Afterlife, Origins of the Earth and Extreme Weather

[@sublime88sublime]

"You're an amazing man" "No, the universe is amazing. Im just revealing that fact" This man is poetry personified.

[@neiljohnson7914]

I coulda said that :-)

[@billythekid706]

I say that like all the time. Ha

[@Constantinesis]

Yes this is unbelievable if you think that it wasnt even planned. He is so spontaneus! A living legend and i think he is quite underestimated maybe because of his modesty. I want to hear him more often on TV and everywhere!

[@BillAnt]

One can tell Larry is genuinely scarred of death, just the way he's inquiring about it, instead of looking at all his accomplishments in his life-time to be passed down to his kids. Neil is right, we're here for a relatively short amount of time, so we should use that opportunity to accomplish as much as possible for the betterment of humanity.

[@tsbuckjr44]

No, God is amazing. The universe is just revealing that fact. Dude can't even explain the most basic fundamental problem with our existence. Something cannot come from nothing. This truth traced back far enough reveals that there must be something that is eternal. An unmoved mover. Otherwise, the very laws of physics that Neil studies crash under the weight of their impossibility. After all, a law that governs nothing is no law at all. Yet, we are here. And we are here because of an amazing eternal God. Pretty simple, yet this "genius" is too prideful to state the obvious and therefore has to make a joke to divert attention off the fact that no worship of science will ever be able to solve or prove how something can come from nothing. Love his intellect and charm, and he's great at educating folks based off what he "knows", but when the simplest equation can't be solved I can't trust your deductive reasoning that follows.

[@milton8586]

“You don’t have to be good at math. You have to WANT to be good at it.” -Neil Degrasse Tyson

[@lovemattvids]

But if you want to be good it at it you first have to be able to want it

[@milton8586]

@@lovemattvids Very true

[@gokurocks9]

@@lovemattvids yeah but that's a little loose considering that could be interpreting for anything. You find the reasoning and the ambition for wanting to do it for yourself. Feynman explains the sensation of euphoria when discovering and learning and figuring out with imagination. Your own imagination.

[@christophercolumns7243]

Mr. B. That’s basically for everything.

[@NLB90805]

Being a Math Educator - that is by far for the people who say "Algebra" is Hard!

[@evanserickson]

Thoughts on the Afterlife begin at 22:00

[@yosef9420]

Thank you

[@fpiper75]

Thank you

[@BillAnt]

One can tell Larry is genuinely scarred of death, just the way he's inquiring about it, instead of looking at all his accomplishments in his life-time to be passed down to his kids. Neil is right, we're here for a relatively short amount of time, so we should use that opportunity to accomplish as much as possible for the betterment of humanity.

[@CrystalPalace1861]

@Be Informed There you have it... Afterlife... Beyond life... When life has end it... So until here it's pretty much simple but let's take it further... Whatever the opinion probably our inner doubt or believe isn't about afterlife but instead about "Can we keep our conscious?" Well that brings into play one of the most intrinsic anguish "Loss" ... To be alone... By the way we're people because we can relate with each other. If we were alone since we born we never had become people. The universe doesn't cares at all about us! It's we that cares about the universe... So instead of a egocentric eternity (history and science already show us many times how wrong we were about that) that steals our humanity maybe we start to appreciate life and all it's beauty understanding ending as part of a process... Springtime is near... What it will happen with the flowers!?

[@newbs4510]

The argument of Uncaused cause: 1. “Something” exists. 2. 2. This “something” either: A: Caused itself to exist. B: Was caused to exist by another. C: Has always existed 3. But nothing can cause itself to exist, so if it was caused to exist, then it was caused by another. 4. There cannot be an infinite series of causes because without a First Cause there would be no subsequent causes. 5. Therefore, there must be a First Cause which is Uncaused.

[@will9001asd]

“I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it.” - Mark Twain

[@lifeinethiopia]

One of my all time favorite quotes!

[@vazquezb2011]

Best part is all the inconveniences Twain was thinking of having suffered while alive, probably including being asked dumb questions :D

[@onsokumaru4663]

Death is what gives life meaning.

[@trivonnereid8877]

well technically you didn't exist so i don't see how it counts as death

[@TheDailyGrindChannel-Sam]

@@onsokumaru4663 is it really🤣I’d say the opposite it’s depressing to think that you walk through life having to die one day and it makes it meaningless all memories, family legacy all means nothing once it’s all over as you aren’t there to experience it

[@tyh4180]

Dr. Tyson is a phenomenal human being. He genuinely tries to explain complex things in the most practical of ways for all to grasp

[@Stragen77]

and that is why i love him and why i think he is so popular

[@MateuszOcalictocozgineoDariusz]

Really??? He “debunked” poles shifting giving all scientific data and happened He was wrong, When media announced official pole shift about 3-4 weeks ago,made me mad because I really believed this was a hoax. Don’t forget,one ,just one scientific news can change everything they teach us us up to this point ,so yes it’s nice to indulge our mind in IQ of men like him just like stating chocolate but if there is to much sugar in it we can end up with diabetes:)

[@jesswebb5261]

Today's version of Mr. Wizard

[@Tyrael66]

Wow! So many dumbfucks!

[@charlesfraunhofer7893]

@@MateuszOcalictocozgineoDariusz He's an actor, he's not a real scientist, real scientists don't say "I'm a scientist", where's the lab coat? Where's the experiments? There is none, it's just words!

[@vinitshandilya]

"Be ashamed to die until you've scored some victory for humanity."

[@wiswc]

Vinit Shandilya well humanity can go fuck itself

[@corbeau-_-]

that's bull... we all gna die and can't all be important. Morale and respect are far more important. Otherwise the best victory would be killing half...

[@ramaraksha01]

Thats basic Hinduism, the old Greek religion It is not that Gods came down to earth but it is we humans can aspire to be Gods "Aham Brahmasmi" - I am God! So powerful!

[@hunterstallings3400]

Was that Horace Mann quote lmao

[@7770robi]

profound words

[@mohitchoudhary7197]

He is always talking about outer space but still he is so down to earth.

[@belkys120]

Mohit Choudhary : THE ONY THING HE KOWS ABOUT SPACE IS BY TELESCOPE 🔭 AND BOOKS 📚 .🤣😂🤣.....HE IS NOT AN ASTRONAUT 👩‍🚀 .!!!!!!!! .

[@josholiver8833]

@@belkys120 no one said he was an astronaut?

[@itsluis8684]

AGENT X SECURITY he knows space better than astronauts, he actualy studies astrophysics, SCIENCE

[@RYAN30NEAL]

Off the dome?

[@mohitchoudhary7197]

Currently we all need to concentrate on earth first, then we can get back to finding life elsewhere.

[@XoseGuitar]

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transformed. This is what comforts me when I think about death.

[@LEAHLVPL]

It brings me so much peace and comfort

[@realgoodenergy5223]

Sameee

[@topboy3605]

It could also mean our bodies become manures

[@gmctruck68]

"It is the knowledge that I'm going to die that creates the focus, that I bring to being alive. The urgency of accomplishment. The need to express love, NOW, not later." This quote expresses my deepest sentiment.

[@philmomslim526]

josh eldridge that was deep

[@Razordreamz]

I love Neil's talks. So down to earth, and makes hard subjects approachable.

[@montgal53]

I could not have said it better. I totally agree...

[@liontribe872]

“I got my top people working on it.”

[@adamblachly8817]

I wouldn't call them "down to earth"

[@insaneassassina4472]

He literally makes things i don't really pay attention to fascinating

[@yzstriderz7772]

Neil is anything but down to earth. Just watch the Rogan interview. He is brilliant but he is not humble like Brian Cox

[@sazonsongs]

If Neil DeGrasse Tyson was my science teacher when I was in school, I would have been some sort of Scientist...probably an astrophysicist.

[@HarritsRizqi]

yeah, he's so inspiring person

[@sumuqh]

I would've been on Saturn's rings by now

[@The22on]

As an engineer, I can tell you that you must be in the top 5% in SAT scores and IQ to become a physicist. Only the top in my college were studying to be physicists. You can be highly motivated, but you must be born with a talent for math.

[@talhajat3301]

@@The22on here comes the demotivators🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@bruhsoundeffect1903]

@@The22on As someone who couldn't tell the hands on a clock at the age of 18, and is now pursuing a math degree - you're an idiot. Math isn't an inherited trait, nor is it a talent. Math is a skill, just like reading and writing or learning a different language. No one's born speaking German.

[@doge9321]

“Be ashamed to die until you have scored some victory for humanity” in other words humanity is better of for you having lived it in. I love that quote and I think if everybody kept that in mind we could certainly take a step closer to the utopia everybody dreams of.

[@alvaroq2024]

Well Dr Degrasse probably thinks that we could make our own utopia while we’re still alive so that others can benefit from it. I’m not talking in the physical sense, but a utopia in knowledge. Dr Degrasse has accomplished this by inspiring so many to follow in his footsteps in search of knowledge.

[@doge9321]

@@alvaroq2024 yes

[@peterrussell3353]

@@doge9321 w3wwE4vo c uc8cu7ucu

[@danvez5656]

Yeah I mean except we can't all be historically significant or leave behind life changing work. So how does everyone else die feeling fulfilled and satisfied?

[@doge9321]

@@danvez5656 It doesn’t have to be historically significant, small gestures that enlighten someone else’s day still benefits humanity. And even if everyone strives for a victory for humanity and doesn’t “reach” one, the work you put in trying to get their is still recognized.

[@tonygoodwin2834]

You haven't lived life unless you've been down a long, hard, uncomfortable road at some stage. There is nothing more satisfying than coming to the end of that road and walking forward into better times. I hope to have left a positive impression on the Earth when I die. Neil and Larry are both wonderful people. Excellent upload thank you.

[@scor440]

He is just repeating what he was taught to believe .

[@suspiciousmindd]

@@scor440 And yet, you can’t even finish a sentence without an error. It takes a rare and shrewd mind to memorize what I can only explain as an intelligently composed/researched forty-pages long peer review article. We’re all jealous of him buddy, don’t make a fool of yourself by being upset about it.

[@d3scribe130]

[@grantleysnipes1]

"We fear death, because we know only life."

[@JuliaWilbardN]

We are sinners

[@NiiCo415]

@@JuliaWilbardN where’d you read that?

[@jakeschill9239]

Obviously

[@arturonavarropovedano2396]

Socrates

[@carlosquintanal1715]

I disagree, we all do not fear death, I personally don't

[@charlesverg2184]

Neil might just have the best speaking skills of all time, the poetic monologues he is able to construct in regular conversations are works of art in the form of soundwaves.

[@TheSelfHelpTube]

Hardly. But he is good at all of his jobs. Very good.

[@donaldcarpenter5328]

I can listen to him talk for hours without getting tired. His personality is so REFRESHING . I wish more of us could be as "frank" as Neil is and say it that you NEVER think he is talking DOWN to us.Isn't Chuck the prefect co-host for StarTalk?

[@gregft1979]

Repetition helps being a great orator. I've been watching his videos by dozens, he does tend to repeat a certain number of pre-made sentences or constructs. It sounds like he's producing it live, but he actually knows he's going to use this or that 'wow' sentence one after the other. It has a wow effect but it's almost 'rehearsed'. Still love him and his work to pieces.

[@BURDYMAN777]

@Greg the truth doesn't change. It can only be rephrased in so many ways.

[@preciousmousse]

He's funky.

[@Porter7317]

My dad passed away a few months ago and Although heartbroken, I am glad he is not suffering anymore. The parts about death actually gave me some solace in a weird way. ❤️

[@meneerdebeer8320]

Hope you are doing good, you look amazing btw

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

Unfortunately, There are not enough Neil deGrasse Tyson's in this World....

[@Avengers24-sw7cv]

And far too many flat earthers.

[@boarman55]

Avengers 24 lol

[@codearabawy]

Then, you be one.

[@herlysarmiento9863]

Sorry to disagree but Mr “Neil” is in “deNiel”... he is just a mercenary paid to say things based on who paid most. Aka climate change lobbies. He is a public figure (hence the interview), not a true scientist (who never get interview)

[@lukasahs6064]

Herly Sarmiento If you say so.

[@arniemarnie]

Larry: "There are 80 billion stars..." Neil: "More, but. Let's start with that Lol" Priceless

[@snowman374th]

That's the one smart thing he does say

[@firmman4505]

Snowman374th ?

[@oklahoma_918]

Yes I actually laughed out loud!

[@golkeeper8517]

hes one of the few scientists who seems so normal and totally capable to enjoy real normal life

[@Brawley_jit]

JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR LOVES YOU ALL JOHN 3:16-17

[@XyBeatZHipHopInstrumentals]

@@Brawley_jit heeh?

[@qu0b3n66]

So scientists can’t enjoy life Ok..... smh

[@PramodKumar-yh8qb]

I think most of them are like that but are rather subdued by the fact that they have limited time for a breakthrough more frequently

[@chicofromph33nix64]

He isn't a scientist though..

[@llbb1386]

Continues to amaze me every time I hear Neil’s talks. Such a humble human being and authentic in what he says. Great interview by Larry as well

[@sneakyone9865]

Neil isn’t just an astrophysicist, he’s a leader and a realist

[@shihyuchu6753]

Unless he is wrong

[@sneakyone9865]

@@shihyuchu6753 leaders can be wrong brother

[@jgage2344]

@@shihyuchu6753he is still all those things even if wrong ….. Just like you would say your religious leader is a good leader even tho we all know he is wrong about religion….

[@azizd1085]

Absolutely correct. He's also an educator and entertainer

[@rogerespinoza6105]

I believe that after Larry King had this interview with Neil Tyson, he longer feared death because he knew he had scored some victory for mankind. He brought in celebrities, politicians, athletes, and different heroes together and had solid interviews with them, giving his audience some more insight into their lives and choices. RIP Larry King, a legend you were and a legend you will always remain.

[@time2rowco999]

I think it was Einstein said "If you can't explain something simply enough, you don't understand it enough". That's Mr. Tyson with just about any subject. He breaks it down so simply that even theoretical concepts make it seem like we should have known it all along.

[@jimamizzi1]

That’s why he liked, he’s a great presenter and he explains things that we all can understand

[@hexaheart]

Einstein = Seintein = Satan

[@mrsusan5672]

"You're in the universe." "We're all in the universe." This man is a spokesman for humanity.

[@Edwardo160]

I can't believe I watched the whole thing without even checking how much time left for the end -as I do in all other videos . The fact is, Neil is a fun man to listen to

[@drewdaddario5390]

Man this hits different after Larry's death

[@burton7767]

it's so shocking

[@ChuyRivera90]

The one thing Larry was afraid of came true. RIP

[@kaankbts7230]

:(

[@wesleythomas9625]

larry bhai

[@CM-oy2kd]

He dead

[@corythomas909]

I love the way he explains the energy out bodies possess and transfer to the earth when we die. He put it in such a poetic and beautiful way. I say this as a Christian. Neil is a great gift to humanity.

[@marias7599]

Cory Thomas What he says it’s exactly what happens. As a matter of fact we should be buried without coffins to keep the earth healthy.

[@bobinthewest8559]

@@marias7599... ... and without being embalmed...

[@marias7599]

Bob in the West Yes, natural. Without clothes even better

[@A_Lesser_Man]

"No, the universe is amazing, i'm just revealing that fact" - astounding!

[@LightSideOfBS]

I just love how Dr. NDT makes a concerted effort to answer each question as correctly and honestly as possible, whilst still ensuring he simplifies extremely complex concepts enough for everyone to understand and follow.

[@oklahoma_918]

This has to be the all time conversation.. I could watch these two talk for hours...

[@danielgonzalez-yp7hi]

oklahoma _918 : Neil has heaps different personality when he talks to joe rogan.

[@KarimAngling]

@@danielgonzalez-yp7hi its Joe that kept digging deeper

[@psmithrpm]

What a beautiful person. Clear and concise povs that are crystal clear and so relevant. My hat is off to you, sir.

[@garymahony7311]

Love how Dr. Tyson presents complicated material in layman's terms with a sense of humor

[@Elnis888]

"I fear living a life where I could've accomplished something and didn't" ... damn ...

[@A6Legit]

Larry has begun his transition back into becoming a star.

[@A6Legit]

@@aidenramirez3058 hm?

[@Kyle-fq4kq]

@@A6Legit he’s dead rip

[@medicinaemdia4895]

In deed ... becoming a star

[@koolbeans3572]

Rip

[@kindface]

It couldn’t have escaped Larry that his own transition was near and it may well be why he slotted in a session with Tyson. But I have a nagging sense that the astrophysicist’s take on the whole thing, seeing that he - typical of the far majority of scientists - gives short shrift to consciousness, has proffered an incomplete view.

[@mattsheezy5469]

Neil is genuine & that’s a large part of his likability.

[@lucasmoreno631]

Watch him on joe rogan experience and that will change your mind

[@DamianEmilio]

@@lucasmoreno631 joe rogan is so unlikable

[@PrefoX]

hes just a fun guy for sure but a lot of genuines were funny, look at einstein, schrödinger etc.

[@Anedoje]

@@DamianEmilio since when

[@KatelinTheKat]

Larry sure had a fascinating life. He got to interview so many legends

[@TheSuperEvilapple]

"if we live forever, why even get out of bed in the morning? because then you always have tomorrow"

[@Thunderf00t]

word to the wise... u gonna have neil degrasse tyson on, dont have your earth spinning the wrong way in the into!

[@ariufondu]

Thunderf00t Daily Show with Jon Stewart?

[@davidbrizan8797]

OK thanks

[@davidbrizan8797]

Thunderf00t

[@tecnocato]

It's all relative.

[@chrismarklowitz1001]

Tyler Winningham You should call it "Brain failure" not an illusion since that is what it is -Neil

[@ByAnyDreamNecessary]

Larry King is 84 years old. I honestly hope that I’m not still in fear of death at that age, and that I am completely comfortable, and possibly even ready for the inevitable at that stage of my journey in earth.

[@cerberaodollam]

Or do it before that

[@brendzz3832]

CerberaOdollam no cherish the time you have Yea sure life is dark and a messed up place, but such as life, yin and yang, black and white, why fear the black? Just enjoy the white brother ✌🏼

[@cerberaodollam]

Sure, I'm enjoying it but still I'm out at 30

[@markmichalek8623]

Jozeph it’s not black it’s nothingness. Nothingness is nothing not black. I don’t exactly believe the nothingness but black is something and the nothingness is nothing

[@Damaged262]

@@markmichalek8623 But, all the star dust we're made from will not stop being. No matter what, we'll last as long as the universe even if we don't want to. We could get nuked first thing in the morning, but there'd still be some of each one of us still propagating the universe. Death may be a finite condition for the mind, but not for our very essence.

[@vanessita4138]

His laughter is so contagious 😂❤ i giggle along with him just by seeing and listening to him. What a respectable intelligent pleasant man.

[@HavokTheorem]

It makes me realise that no, I no longer have the slightest fear of death. I am only 21 years old but I am comfortable with mortality. The thought of returning to the eternal oblivion is a thought which is solely comforting in the face of a life which will never cease to be difficult.

[@Gr8Nuzz]

Frank Reading hmm I never thought of it like that. But at the same time, it’s a scary thought to not have a conscious in that. To just be nothing but energy breaking into the world and space.

[@eleanoramarjorie]

This thread gives both anxiety and mental rest.

[@gegensw4500]

well if we came from that non-existence once and will not exist again then we can repeat it again somehow. i mean logicaly we can do it infinite times.

[@Z_BoyPanduh]

I think of this almost every day. Were just waiting to return to nothing

[@jimmy3546]

I think it’s the reality of losing sense(s) that’s scary.

[@MiguelPerez-iq6xw]

Like everyone else below me, immediately thought of this video. I truly hope that his last moments of consciousness were pain free, when it comes to the thought of not being alive I shared his fear and continue to do so. RIP King. You will be missed

[@tym217]

Yeah man, instantly, I immediately thought, he’s on his next journey

[@shanegaffey3586]

How long wllly his.newasmissin? f0r fyior me if he ever new that I was a thing that was aliveill his missingwbe misses what's WRONG? What's wrong

[@reggieterry6720]

A doctor,heart surgeon that gives medical advice on ABC news died on an operating table. .This man said he used to think like all doctors that life and consciousness end at death. He died and was pronounced dead on the operating table but later came back to life. He said that he was out of his body and saw the doctors and nurses working on his body. He said he saw a light and and then saw his dead relatives. He had a woman guide that was leading him around in this dimension. He came back to life. When he got home, he was looking thru a family album and saw the guide. His parents told him that the guide was his dead sister. Regardless how smart science is, God IS REAL

[@siranjeevsanthanam9010]

@@reggieterry6720 Like all Near-Death experiences, you wanna take them with a pinch of salt.

[@xelations6002]

@@reggieterry6720 gods a fairy tale

[@amfbolton]

3:30 YESSSSS!!!! This is what a lot of people today don’t think about. It’s not that people are born smart, it’s that they worked hard to gain the knowledge they have.

[@adelinogoncalves1180]

Did u still think that way? Some people are more talented than others, it's not just hard work and dedication, some people shine and some people don't, its the way it is. Don't get me wrong u can be extremely good with dedication and work ethic, but it just isn't as good has being naturally talented.

[@SlamJamMusic]

@@adelinogoncalves1180 I think that they are just two separate factors that can play into success. You can have one of the other and still do great things for humanity.

[@adelinogoncalves1180]

@@SlamJamMusic shure, for example, lionel messi as those 2 factors, he is naturally talented and also has lot's of dedication and work ethic, that is why he is beast.

[@baltimoremilk2541]

This was my favorite Neil Tyson Degrasse interview ever! Such a brilliant man.

[@hookbeak3516]

My favourite part of this interview was when Neil explains how he wants to be buried, so his energy content assembled over his life time can be returned to flora & fauna for which he has consumed. He basically saying his body should be recycled. Makes me think deeper than any train of thought.

[@hershekissed]

buried or burned, the energy jst changes form :)

[@IZIKI-399]

Oh Neil I truly fear for you the torment of a tremendous Day When you meet your Lord.

[@paolobrossi78]

Larry clearly knew he was at the end of his journey and just wanted some new perspective.. rip Larry king king I hope you have found your answers…

[@ryancalhoun2910]

Nah

[@Nico18_]

When you die, you die, you don't need any answers. Of anything, because you're die, and therefore it's not important at all, because you're not even conscious

[@binuraj3871]

*I could hear him talking about anything for* *hours without getting bored. A great man* *and a great teacher.* ❤️🔥

[@julieutley2073]

Dr. Tyson, you are down to earth and personable. There is an underserved population who like to hear honest, intelligent conversation.

[@anthonybeger2718]

Neil should run for president

[@ejmtv3]

Anthony Beger flat earthers would not vote

[@PositivelyBrainwashed]

He's given his reasons why he won't run

[@godsdemon7441]

It would be like watching Salvation but irl.

[@rileyxbell]

Neil should be humanity's representative, if that makes sense.

[@jltrem]

He's above that sort of thing. In the early Seventies I sent a letter (remember those?) to Carl Sagan asking him to consider running for president. I got a response saying he wasn't interested but telling me who he supported. Men like deGrasse Tyson and Sagan shouldn't be wasted on politics.

[@scramuel]

if only this country honestly valued education, could you imagine if people like this taught science in public schools ? but they wont pay people this bright the salary the deserve so they pursue other careers, law, medicine, MBA’s, etc , thank you Mr. deGrasse for all your contributions

[@OAleathaO]

4:49 - "..I remember opening a calculus book for the first time..." OMG is he right on. From 8th grade to my junior year in high school I loved algebra and trig. Then I was told for my senior year that if I wanted to take physics and AP chemistry I would have to take calculus. I do believe that was the longest school year of my life trying to understand calculus. Nothing in college ever came close in difficulty as my senior year deciphering calculus.

[@MichaelLopez-nc3xz]

In the words of Homer Simpson ....Nerd. jk. Math is kool i guess but sometimes people's motivation far exceeds there talent but better to have both. To be good with numbers is a talent cuz when u think about it everything is numbers. Everyone and everything . We live in the Matrix .

[@The22on]

That's because I have NEVER heard calculus explained properly. I could do it, but would have to prepare a long time. I have a theory of how to teach. You should always start with a problem you're trying to solve. With calculus, I would start with an architect trying to make a building in a perfect circle. Eventually, you will realize you need to invent 'calculus' to get the circle exact.

[@kilzfrmalb_9044]

Mike Lopez 🤯🤯

[@1959Berre]

R.I.P. Larry. I could listen to Neil deGrasse Tyson non stop and never get bored.

[@junevandermark9132]

What a fascinating interview with a brilliant scientist! I finally was able to leave the confusion of religion at age 70, and at age 81, the last 11 years of my life have been emotionally my very best.

[@KarimAngling]

Well, i hope that 11 years didn't pass too quick

[@trishbirchard1270]

Hope you're still around !

[@blackholeentry3489]

June....I will turn 81 in six months...... still ride a motorcycle, though!

[@itzyourmom2646]

Dope dude

[@chansonheath9822]

@@trishbirchard1270;;;

[@Omy_McFly]

Just imagine Elon Musk as President and Neil as Vice President or viceversa.

[@H0kram]

Elon was borned and raised in Africa so that is sadly only available in our imagination. Due to the US constituiton I believe Though I do believe that your country - if that's your country - is capable of both the worst possible outcome ( now ) and the best. You seem in love with the worst when it comes to politics so you wanna fix that toxic relationship first. Anyway. I wish you to get something similar to what you mentionned, in the near futur. It's rare enough for me to be optimistic in that department so I'm throwing that here. It's just a few years away from now so make it happen.

[@Ki-fb1mf]

World Citizen sorry I don't speak non-freedom

[@irishprice]

iThaSpartan YT lol. Cause murica is the only free country of the world... *sarcasm*

[@zachcate7102]

EDU005 Elon Musk is a very socially awkward egomaniac I don’t think he’d make a very good president

[@tieman3790]

There would be world peace and pluto exploration missions...

[@Lehlex13]

One of the most amazing interviews I have ever seen and enjoyed.. but I admit to loving both of them, I grew up with Larry King on CNN (90s) and Neil is just a blessing to humanity 😍

[@jworne79]

3:40 - "Ambition can override whether or not your first foray was unpleasant or unwell...but if you really like it, you'll spend time learning it". 6:00 - "Anytime I saw something I didn't understand...work at it". - Some pretty good advice right there!

[@Gamer-vs3is]

Smooth and amazing interview. We all know that Neil is an educator and is brilliant, but on the other hand Larry is so good at listening and letting Neil speak with only minimal directions to keep the conversational flow to Neil.

[@lucyk2371]

If only more students could come to that epiphany as early as you did. So many young men in high school think they should be born being good at everything. If at first you don't succeed try, try again. What a success story you are! Thanks for sharing

[@LordShehap]

Who is here after Larry King has left us?

[@seintohunter]

Here, a peruvian is watching this.

[@cjay7793]

Me

[@sanele7951]

Me too

[@raybois]

Let's the whole of Us become a single Larry King Entity...

[@7deepbreaths.sounds]

N.D. Tyson is an important voice of intelligence in our current world of ignorance and arrogance...its always rewarding to listen to N.D. Tyson speak about things celestial and interplanetary.

[@captainzappbrannagan]

A great interviewer, many interesting guests. Education was always a priority. RIP good sir.

[@nicosolda5408]

Watching this gives me chills now.. you’ were a good man Larry! RIP

[@ohara568]

This was a great interview. He is truly one of the most inspiring people I have ever listened to.

[@xTurles]

@21:50 Came here for this: the discussion or Neil's opinions really, of death; beautifully put and he was attempting to help Larry with his fears of death.

[@jorgebetancourt3000]

Neil is one of my favorites persons in the world. Even though I dont ever met him. That´s how great he is.

[@joer9323]

I love both of these men. Larry was the master of interviewing people. He could reach others on so many levels. Every time I hear Dr. Tyson speak I learn something. His brilliance is matched only by his passion to learn and to teach others what he's learned. Both of them were and are magnificent.

[@kattyfaedarwin6169]

Maybe Larry had 60,000 favorite guests. I doubt it but he had a way of bringing out the best in his guests.

[@kattyfaedarwin6169]

Neil is yummy

[@maxsmith695]

did Neil Graduate college ?

[@gillhare714]

I could listen to him all day .Personable brilliant.an educator.

[@lestervaldesnunez74]

I just LOVE listening to this man. Everything he says is so ON POINT I just love to listen to OBJECTIVE knowledge vs subjective ignorance

[@Clayaka]

This hits a bit harder after Larry’s passing. I hope the fear of not existing was not on his mind when he passed. RIP Larry King

[@MidWesti]

"JUST IN CASE i cant tell anyone after i die" .... after he just stressed how impossible any consciousness is after death.. he's a story teller with opinions. Noone. NOONE really knows until the time comes.

[@electricfuneral8456]

Scientists did brain scans on dead people after 24hr and found brain waves still active in the brains like they were still alive. Alot of question for sure but I truly believe when we die its extremely euphoric and relaxing because all of the chemicals in your brain get released, that's a rush in a half if you think of it and if it's like that, that's ok. I dont wanna die but if life set it up where death literally feels good, then death is ok.

[@superbuddy2493]

When your cult leader says all these..then it's all fine..but when a scientist discuss this then you get pissed 😂😂😂

[@jalonmichelleneuman2532]

And won't know after, either. JS

[@rudyyeye7812]

@@electricfuneral8456 what happens when we die with trauma to the brain whete does waves cant happen? Lets say a bullet in the head or death by explosion.

[@PurpleRegina]

@@superbuddy2493exactly

[@okibrian]

I just want to hang out with this guy, drink a few beers and just talk about whatever. He just seems like a good person that’s smart and great to talk with.

[@deepakdongre7712]

His insights on life and death actually made me cry. What an amazing human being. We are privileged to be living in the same era as him.

[@johnmcnulty4425]

I think of Neil's life example when I meet a young person who is curious about the world, universe, music, etc.

[@mmafyasco]

i love Tyson, but i Really love how good of an interviewer Larry King is, he let's us really get into the minds of his guests, knows what to ask, when to keep quiet & fantastic follow ups to really pick the brains of the people he's interviewing. Who better than Neil!

[@slumpkiid3570]

Aren't you supposed to be dead?

[@genesisruiz7863]

I couldn’t believe king asked “how did your friends in the Hood feel about that” it caught me so off guard I had to play it back to make sure I heard right 😂😂😂💀💀

[@mikebarnett3395]

Me too where the hell did that come from.

[@mookglenn7438]

Lol. There's still prejudice in all races ..even when they try to hide it in brief moments. Its just more with whites because they want to be feared from the bottom.

[@eugenedavid3946]

Larry did not connect to the story at all. He was just reading from a script in his head.

[@isatousarr7044]

Throughout my life, I have consistently found myself captivated by the enigma surrounding the afterlife, the intricate processes that led to the formation of our planet, and the sheer force exerted by nature’s most extreme and unpredictable weather events. These topics have always sparked a deep curiosity within me, leading me to ponder the underlying truths that govern them. As I contemplate these vast subjects, I can’t help but wonder: do you believe that science will eventually uncover and provide a comprehensive understanding of these complex phenomena?

[@MOONZAY]

Trust in god brother we’re on a journey

[@Loki_Morningstar666]

One of my favorite human beings. He is a force for good in this world.

[@maguirre600]

For a man of his intelligence to say the universe chose him .. Share the knowledge. It’s priceless!!

[@lestervaldesnunez74]

It is so beautiful to listen to a human use his brain with objective truth

Tyson is so right here. You have to be interested in things so much, so that your curiosity overcomes the fear of not having a natural talent. So many bright minds are bright minds not because they are talented at something, but because they just want to understand something.

[@michiel-vdheuvel]

Those commercial breaks dissolve the natural flow of the conversation.

[@alekvassinskiy1286]

i think they make the information easier to grasp by separating the different segments

[@nathanlamb3163]

Alek Vassinskiy money

[@thomaswalton9089]

9.99

[@JJnator209]

You’re lucky they even posted this

[@elizabethpowers7540]

My favorite quote is very similar to what Neil quoted; it's “No individual has any right to come into the world and go out of it without leaving behind him distinct and legitimate reasons for having passed through it.” - George Washington Carver. I get what Neil mean on his life perspectives and share them.

[@sabahfaez]

Rest in Peace, King. An absolute legend.

[@MarjorainMD]

In my humble opinion one of NDT greatest attributes, is his never ending quest for objectivity and truth (reality) he is a fantastic scholar and teacher. The way he explains the most complex concepts making them readily understandable to the common layman (me) is what distinguishes him from others. Is always a learning experience listening to Neil, his infectious enthusiasm and humor is a joy to watch.

[@mrmike743]

I'm with Larry. After knowing life and having consciousness I do not want to lose it. I do not want to stop being me.

[@surajmalusare8998]

Read "Autobiography of yogi" you will die happily 😊🙏

[@roberthoward3323]

Good luck.

[@KangDcnq]

Mr. Tyson, I love you. I love listening to you all the time. You are the most influential person in my life.

[@mizalamizala2317]

He puts words in a unique way that no one has hard time grasping it.

[@estrela3889]

"The Universe is amazing. I'm just revealing that fact." Awesome guy!

[@KnuckleheadRecords1]

This guy is beyond the stars in his thoughts..very intelligent and I absolutely love this guy

[@timefortea1931]

The way Dr Tyson described what death is and the processes was very eloquent.

[@lauriehamilton2436]

Mr. Tyson, you are incredible...much respect!!! For an astrophysicist he is ironically so well grounded...wow!

[@watsonhedo51]

N. D. Tyson is one of a kind not just as a scientist but speaker, thinker & philosopher.

[@jamesfoo8999]

You have so many followers Neil because you have a good way of explaining things that have serious depths in a way that is understandable to us idiots while hitting just enough depth to make it interesting and still understandable. Like Brian Cox does too.

[@debajyotichanda4741]

I can listen to him all day...his voice sounds like a balming effect on sored ears

[@loturzelrestaurant]

Forrest Valkai made a good video about Gender and the stuff Science writes Books about here.

[@CosmosCat]

I’d love to meet Neil Degrasse Tyson just to shake is hand and tell him how much I respect him.

[@MaryNewman-zu6kr]

This was an amazing conversation!!!! Thank you Dr. Tyson and Larry King... you both are amazing human beings and I appreciate you sharing your life and wisdom with the world

[@jonbarbour6771]

Whether he's right or wrong about what happens when one dies, his views on how to live life are really good: express your love and chase your goals like you only have this one chance.

[@ricochops]

I wish I had the means to this type of information when I was in elementary/middle school to help me figure out what I wanted to do in life. Kids nowadays have the internet at their palms and I’m jealous.

[@bestmindcoolingrelaxationm1084]

You can start now man..

[@davidbernadine]

Such a beautiful interview. So much chemistry between Larry and Neil 😜 Larry: Why do we book guests like this? 🤣 Neil deGrasse Tyson...a living legend. I am sure hundreds if not thousands of scientists, engineers and mathematicians in the future will answer "Neil deGrasse Tyson" to the question "What inspired you to become a scientist, engineer or mathematician?"

[@TheBuzz222]

I was in Soest West Germany when I was 9 fighting with the Krampus over the sandbox. Our mission was a 3-year peacekeeping tour in a country that hated us. We had to fight our way in and out of that war-torn country. We were known as the Canadian Army Brats and told to never come back. I fought for my life and the rights I deserve.