Our Brains Broadcast a Message We Don't Understand

[@Thoughty2]

Thanks for watching! A big thanks to CuriosityStream for supporting the channel, check them out > curiositystream.com/thoughty

[@Im_Jakon]

Nice

[@AlexanderCheong]

Wow! That's quick!

[@weirdk_9256]

Pls heart my comment i love ur mustache

[@joshuamarkham3020]

how did you comment this 4 days ago?

[@weirdk_9256]

@@joshuamarkham3020 he has a powerful mustache that can control time

[@MrMagentaSkillzFilms]

0:37 "She almost had a stroke, but her arms weren't long enough" This is the most hilarious dry pan joke i've seen in a good while, that had me in tears.

[@NLamki2002]

I don't get it

[@josephsilvas3907]

That joke made my day that was funny

[@giblet4300]

@@NLamki2002 She nearly had a stroke, implying she wanted to touch the D, but couldn't reach it because her arms were too short

[@CChallinor]

Its a joke that is almost as old as Archimedes

[@scottybaker13]

@@NLamki2002 You need to be closer or have longer arms then you'll get it.

[@donm5354]

When he talks about brain waves, my brain HERTZ....

[@sdrake74]

hmmmmmmmn

[@jjhack3r]

What is the FREQUENCY in which you have these headaches? You could be CURRENTly having a WAVE of brain isssues heading your way. It's possible that you could lose your ability to speak and would have to learn SINE language.

[@kool_aid2582]

H

[@justsomeguy2211]

Clever!👏😁 Or, dare I say it... Brainy!

[@TurusDJava]

HA

[@minkorrh]

I actually dreamed of a solution to a back-end web dev issue back in 2009. Woke up, tried it and it worked.

[@neelpatel3844]

I had a similar experience. A bug in code that I had spend the whole day trying to solve but when sleeping my brain was running through huge amount of iterations line by line to find out where the error was. When I woke up and tried it I was amazed it worked.

[@rubyblu21]

I've had that a few times now, do you lucid dream? I always assumed my answers come due my lucid dreaming.

[@barrdack]

This happened to me, many times but not while dreaming but when I was calm, and even doing an unrelated activity. I called it brain background processing. Later I gave it almost religious meaning because the results were amazing and the effort was minimal from "my" side. Later I found out this is how meditation works.

[@earthman6700]

Same. 😊

[@anthonymorales842]

Not a computer guy but it's like the brain is churning through all these data then connects the right neural sequence or creates a new synaptic pathway.

[@RobCCTV]

I am a fairly experienced programmer. Quite good, but not brilliant. I used to work with somebody who was the same skill set as me. But together, we did BRILLIANT STUFF. Truly the best programming I have ever done was with my colleague, Nic. We sparked off each other so much that the sum of our combined intellectual efforts was FAR greater than our individual abilities.

[@Dream.big.dreams]

It is a good thing you both didn’t catch on fire with all the sparking going in between you two!

[@RobCCTV]

@@Dream.big.dreams 🙂

[@lematindesmagiciens8764]

Programmer here also. Some people call these moments: 'When a team goes nova'. Does not happen often in a typical career, when it does the feeling is great.

[@thegermantomoeser]

Last night I got enlightened. Everything was clear at once. I have been doing meditation exercises for a week with the aim of improving my guitar playing. Then yesterday it clicked. It was like someone else was taking my hands. Until then, my hands never wanted to do what I wanted, they were slow, uncoordinated. I've been playing guitar for at least 15 years, several bands. Yesterday all the practice paid off - it feels like I really "woke up" last night. It sounds crazy, but it feels like both hemispheres are finally working together. I'm not religious, but yesterday I experienced the greater whole. Call it what you will, God, third eye, etc. It is actually there - in each of us. You sure think I'm crazy.

[@lionheart9692]

No nor at all,I had a similar experience

[@thegermantomoeser]

@@lionheart9692 :)

[@Liminal-Escalator]

I had some experiences but they never really stuck. Was pretty out of it when I had my moments.

[@romanholder6556]

Happened to me with singing about a month ago! It seems people across The Globe are waking up from something or other...

[@paulpage9807]

Bro I had an experience so epic so you are definitely not crazy. Only crazy to the ones who don’t understand and who are close minded.

[@davidbrogan606]

This reminds me of the way doctors decided to tell us that saturated fat and cholesterol was bad for us. When they found cholesterol as a major component of arterial plaque. Then they actually did the science and found that plaque is a healing response to arterial damage caused by insulin resistence.

[@friendlyone2706]

Or the government stopped movie theaters from using yummy coconut oil to make popcorn. It tasted so good, it had to be bad for us. Now we know the the oil theaters were forced to use is bad for us and the coconut oil is good for us. Likewise the original beef fat McDonald's Fries -- forced to switch to (among others) canola oil. You guessed it, the beef suet is better for us than canola oil. But McDonalds is now committed to the cheaper canola alternative.

[@davidbrogan606]

@@friendlyone2706 I was just talking to a restaurant owner who proudly said she used canola oil but lamented that the cost had tripled. When I explained the problem with Canola and other GMO highly processed seed oils, she was shocked. When I further explained that lard, which McDonalds used to use, is actually good for us she was incredulous. Lard's fat is mostly oleic acid, the same fatty acid found in olive oil. I didn't know that about movie theaters though. Thank you. Yes, coconut oil is one of the best oils. Almost 2 years ago the American Heart Association came out and admitted that saturated fat is not bad for us.

[@friendlyone2706]

@@davidbrogan606 And beef suet is even healthier than pig lard. Are you old enough to remember how good movie pop corn use to smell? Now you know both the secret & why they quit.

[@davidbrogan606]

@@friendlyone2706 Yes, I'm in my mid 60s. Popcorn certainly does not smell as good as it did when I was a kid.

[@friendlyone2706]

@@davidbrogan606 Don't you feel sorry for the youngsters who have yet to experience the full temptation of yummy smelling movie theater popcorn? The real stuff, of course. :)

[@wisdom-for-life]

6:18 world class editing my friend!! :)

[@searipple91]

Neuroscientinst buddy had but a fleeting moment to enjoy newfound hair.😆

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Haha! It'd be interesting to know where he gets all his b-roll/clips from and if he makes the animations himself

[@echofloripa]

@@TheTruthKiwi i was just thinking the exact same thing.

[@mattm3492]

Literally seen this time stamp as it was playing lol

[@cristenk7230]

🙄👏👏👏 😆

[@dougshiner9180]

I had a teacher in primary school who seemed to be able to create an atmosphere in the classroom that engendered Eureka moments as he presented ideas and concepts, letting us male the connections. I have had periods in my younger days where I might have lots of little and a few major "Aha" moments, then maybe a year or two where all learning seemed difficult.

[@Dragoon45]

Mine just repeats "garlic bread" over and over

[@SomethingSmellsMichy]

Mine keeps saying pasta, wanna meet up and raid a olive garden

[@sczln]

You have that buzzing in your ear except it's just garlic bread

[@AvarFPS]

Skyblock

[@FranciscoMartinez-bc3fh]

Garlic bread makes you fat

[@koteshima6682]

then consume garlic bread to hear what it says next

[@Giarcnek]

The two Nuns riding their bikes on the street....1st says: I've never come this way before....The 2nd one says: Yea, it's the cobblestone.

[@yujiandou4658]

Never expected a dirty nun joke to be here.

[@flparg2]

Took me 2 reads but got it! Yay me!

[@shoutingfactory8973]

😂😂😂

[@anonymouscandle1223]

😂😂

[@vincivedivicilextalionas4036]

Took me one read Am I smharte?

[@joospamplemoose]

I had one of these eureka moments spontaneously a few months ago, threw me into thought experiment that lasted weeks and I wrote 50,000+ words. I'm trying to refine it and continue working on it but it's difficult to find the flow state with these high frequency brain waves. The interconnectedness of everything became obvious, I couldn't write fast enough, I was seeing ideas visually. Understanding things I hadn't learned, then verifying my hypotheses many times. It was as though truth was being revealed revealed to me. It was the most transcendent experience I've ever had, with the exception of DMT which was too intense to parse or interpret what I was experiencing, overwhelming and disorienting as compared to this sober thought experiment which has crystallized and changed certain aspects of the way I see the world. Sadly when I started back at work (lost work due to coronavirus) it quickly went away. I had been riding this wave of epiphany, and when I tasked my brain with mundane labor it went back to a low frequency idle. Haven't been able to catch another big wave since, but a few small moments here and there... Moral of the story: don't let yourself get distracted if a big eureka moment hits you and you may be on the verge of important discoveries.

[@papakias3922]

What did you write?

[@joospamplemoose]

@@papakias3922 I have continued my writing since this post, mainly through effort I was able to get back into flow states for a bit at a time. I have a 300 page manuscript I will be trying to turn into a book eventually, it is a collection of essays and musings which I'll have to spend serious time and effort to edit over the coming years. It covers a lot of ground, but is essentially a rational case for religious values, a critique on our culture and the direction we are headed in the West. It includes elements about the nature of consciousness and the fabric of reality. I have since started a podcast with a friend in which I will be attempting to develop some of these ideas, though it's also a lot of more common anti-woke philosophy yet. I am just getting started and a lot of what we've managed to post so far doesn't get deeply into the topics of deep significance to me yet, but there is some overlap. Check out Grundy and J if you're interested, we could use the support. More good stuff is on the way. This event I posted about has changed my life, given me meaning I've never had, and replaced my looming chronic sense of guilt for never achieving my potential with absolute purpose and direction. Thanks for asking what it was about, I'd completely forgotten about this post. I haven't been able to get back into such a profound flow-state, but I left myself a trail of breadcrumbs in my writing so I could retrace the mental path that led me to the thoughts and ideas I was overcome with, knowing it wouldn't last forever.

[@taylorsmith3487]

“Almost had a stroke, too but her arms were too short” 🤣 I wasn’t expecting that lmao. I was cooking while listening to you and that just made my day!

[@zyern2822]

@@JayWCase wtf

[@ichaffee1]

i dont get it

[@saucevc8353]

@@ichaffee1 Stroke means two different things. Try to figure out which one applies to this context.

[@perialis2970]

my consciousness: “has homework” My brain: aight delta time

[@narimafanficfan]

hahahahah time to relax bro! lol good one!

[@TheDrew718]

😂😂😂

[@jmoral5492]

That is an often accurate statement for everyone

[@JustMortHandle]

Nice to know that when I say "I don't feel we're on the same wavelength", it actually has a scientific meaning.

[@Chimonger1]

Just like synchronizing metronomes & other devices that start out with different frequencies, nature tends to make all similar units in an area, synchronize their frequencies...including brainwaves, behaviors, traffic patterns, and loads more things that have similar behaviors...crowd them together & they Sync. 🤣

[@robisblissmusic1998]

@@Chimonger1 explains why concerts can be emotional events

[@Chimonger1]

@@robisblissmusic1998 Yeah. It’s physics!

[@ithaca2076]

@@Chimonger1 not.. really... its not like our brains know what other peoples wavelengths are...

[@Chimonger1]

@@ithaca2076 Our brains? ..mostly do not translate the signals..but some are conscious of some (like in ESP). Our societies have been aggressively working towards Not learning to pick up signals from others. Yet, some wavelengths DO affect others, regardless of distance, in ways that are not conscious. It can be seen in a roomful of metronomes syncing, or, all the women in a workplace daily, who experience sync’s menses. It’s often not perfect syncing, but close enough to notice & easily measure.

[@zach0000]

I love how the most of science discoveries are just by accident

[@ziphomasuku]

Eurika moments

[@lazyman456talio7]

Same bro 😎

[@clam4597]

We need more accidents.

[@redapple9517]

Maybe somebody need to make an accident soon for a new invention

[@TheCrazeTaker]

First artificial sweetener was found by a scientist who forgot to wash his hands after experiments, lunch was oddly sweet and luckily not oddly toxic as it very well could have been instead 😂 Safety is number 2 priority

[@outlawgaming2439]

Humor + info = effective learning. Well done.

[@enermaxstephens1051]

Yes, I've gotten good at doing this via sleep. It's much easier to figure out the answer to a problem in this state, the answer comes instantaneously and seems like a stroke of genius when it happens. You need to linger in the area between sleep and awake. You will note that you are asleep but you can think normally. You might even hear yourself snoring. Then think about a problem you're having or a question you want answered. There's a strong chance the answer will pop into your head and you'll think it's like the smartest thing you ever heard

[@enermaxstephens1051]

@@chronotone833 I'm afraid you don't know what you're talking about. You've clearly never experienced what I'm describing, which is why your reply was thus. Name one person? I can name 20 people, all very well known. I'll start with the most prestigious, nicolai telsa. Then there's albert einstein. There's also other states of mind where great things have been brought to the world. Not just awareness while your body is asleep. I hope you at least know about all the inventions/music/art that were conceived in a drug induced state. Please tell me you at least know that. Are you going to say those people were "wide awake"? They weren't, they were in an altered state of consciousness. They're much further away from normal consciousness than what I originally described, which is merely your mind being awake while your body is still asleep.

[@monicarenee7949]

This happened to me recently. I was working from home and trying to think of an effective way of presenting information for a project I was working on. I drew a blank and took a nap instead of taking lunch. As I dozed off, the presentation slides literally formed before my eyes. When I woke up I pulled the slides together. I was complimented on how well I did with the presentation too

[@enermaxstephens1051]

@@monicarenee7949 Yeah my theory is the brain can work much, much faster when it's in that state. Maybe it's because it doesn't have to deal with a lot of other things, and it's freed up. Cause you could have still done it, but it would have taken a lot more time and effort to come up with the same thing. Who really knows how much longer it would take? Hours, days, weeks? But in this state it's instant.

[@NullRG]

@@enermaxstephens1051 Amazing!

[@mrraivis878]

@@enermaxstephens1051 Eh I've been in that state for a long time. My theory is that you and your conscience are not the same and when you have established contact it can help. And for communication, you need certain brain waves. Anyway, I graduate you for being able to do it. We know what you mean, but the majority doesn't and never will. It's a gift, but exploring it further can lead to unpleasant experiences.

[@chrismcfizzle]

I love the "Eureka" moments that culminate with the phrase "He was a lying shit".

[@18Bees]

I wait for those moments in his videos 😂😂

[@nobbynoris]

Fact: Eureka is Ancient Greek for "Aaahh Jaysus, Mary and Joseph I tink I'm after scaldin' me bollix again".

[@Taylorgraeme1977]

@@nobbynoris 😂😂😂

[@dsm5d723]

Kinda lost all my heroes this way.

[@wagonerjam]

Imagine being so into science and mathmatics you run through your neighborhood naked.

[@bipedalbob]

That's my story and I'm sticking to it officer.

[@terracotta6294]

I guess that was the sign of the times. Better communications helped alleviate those urges but there are pervs who take pictures of themselves and post their repulsiveness on Messenger, etc.

[@thatsawesome2060]

Mad scientist, is not a fictional character thought.

[@conduit242]

Imagine? Hell... look up Kolmogorov Complexity. Cawk out.

[@gyro5d]

Imagine, not again!

[@ZackBurnsOG]

My wife and I are constantly saying the same things together, having the same idea and running to tell each other, just constantly all the time at this point. It's gotten freaky

[@boomstick4054]

If you can’t read her mind by now, what the heck?

[@GeistInTheMachine]

Same, same.

[@0spacesuicide]

Youve achieved what every person wants in a partner 💖

[@leroyjones6958]

wait until the honeymoon is over...........

[@ZackBurnsOG]

@@leroyjones6958 We've been married 16 years. I cant imagine myself with someone else

[@madeyalook2041]

First video, I was having a really hard day but your video cheered me up. Restores my faith in humanity knowing there's people like you out in the world creating works of art like this. Thank you 😊

[@BlackGryph0n]

Educational AND funny! My favorite way to be tricked into learning!

[@yusif2233]

Indeed

[@WhatWhy42]

He would have gotten away with it to if it wasn't for you meddling kids

[@havikparris7675]

Thats sad bro...to have to be tricked. Your schooling must have shitty. Dont worry though, its never to late to learn to love knowledge.

[@RainFox84]

Black Gryph0n is everywhere 🦄😁

[@alexanderandrews500]

i watch your vidios

[@GoingMenthol]

Can you imagine if this is how our pets understand how we feel? That would be cool

[@akaMyThought]

My friend it is also there is more we will find out in the future alot of good actually but I'm sorry to say at the loss of having free thoughts without people knowing what you are thinking, in the wrong hand this could be very bad, I'm not sure how to feel about people knowing what I know on this subject matter.

[@Pa-1]

Pretty close - but something little more sophisticated than that - emotions... They too are of a frequency not yet measured by man but can be easily trained to sense it - just like how the animals do (even children)...

[@akaMyThought]

@@Pa-1 yes

[@jebjim9391]

Before watching this, lately I've noticed I can literally feel my brain when it's sharp and focused or when it's lethargic and lazy. I am so grateful for this video (Thought2 -- always super interesting and funny, love this channel)

[@Chachoes]

Guys who run our simulation: " uh oh guys they're finding out"

[@180sammy]

Here in UK it’s just full of NPCs tbh even thoughty2 here

[@leahhammond410]

Bwahaha.. dude, ive been beaten, tortured etc because i found out.. they kept putting me in psyche ward.. once i got an extra 7 days because the three young psychologists didnt understand the word quantum, they thought i had a brain tumor... so i think their secret is still pretty safe... ⚡

[@sektorackworth214]

@Mo No Yes if you believe in god

[@poonman7931]

@@leahhammond410 Dude wtf

[@WhatWhy42]

My Gama wave's are tingling

[@PSRPulsar]

Professor: Have you solved that perplexing problem? Student: Yeah!! Professor: I haven't seen much Gamma on your encephalogram ...

[@daymoalbow9667]

Take notice to detail !!"yeah!?"" Is not a confident Yes then explaining your answer with enthusiasm ok why add a quote "professor" and student your answer has no body to your answer plus your taking the piss out of ppls understanding its your responsibility to answer questions off your own back so others can get a clear understanding about how your answer can help others get a better perspective ,the way you just put it !! Is just a throw off!! Leaving majority of people to just scroll past!!!

[@minkorrh]

Interactive social neuroscience. Back in the day we called it 'friendship'.

[@neelpatel3844]

Or being on the same wavelength

[@PimpMatt0]

We call it vibing now.

[@dinkledankle]

Sounds disingenuous to me.

[@akaMyThought]

Back in my day it was called thinking before you speak, now it's just called speaking...

[@proprotornut5389]

Just wait until the social media companies get hold of how to control your brain directly. What a nightmare. This is probably how advanced alien races take over biological lifeforms like us. 🤯 We wouldn't even know they had done it.

[@daniell1483]

I've heard the story of Archimedes dozens of times, but I never heard about the crown's gold purity before. The story for me always kind of stopped with the measurement for density, never actually figuring out the answer. Well, at least Archimedes figured out the answer for the king.

[@elementdrone8747]

"Wave after wave, wave after wave slowly drifting"

[@Thetruthwillsetyoufreee]

Tune

[@lamowkachow4597]

Drifting awaaaaaay

[@Unicron187]

"you see, when a rick stands near a morty, the genius-waves get cancelled out by the... 'morty'-waves"

[@HunterAllan]

"Basically you could become yoda only taller" Short people: "you underestimate my power"

[@eclipseslayer98]

The only Eureka moment that I've had was when I figured out how to finally complete my minecraft redstone stairway door while dreaming.

[@Just_Sara]

That totally counts.

[@Frog89mad]

yeah this explains how 1 person can change the mood in the whole room just by walking in

[@PimpMatt0]

Especially if they're a terrible person. You get that gut feeling. We should maybe study the wavelengths of unstable people.

[@jonathanwright5338]

Well Archimedes changed the mood of those old women when he ran in with his...oscillations

[@twodumbgamers9285]

@@jonathanwright5338 👀👀

[@gmr1241]

@@jonathanwright5338 Ohhhh. Pendulum?

[@jgobroho]

@@gmr1241 his big clock hand

[@unclebob7937]

The "feary" of gravity. Lol gotta love Thoughty's accent.

[@DibbsTV]

Hey forty two here

[@mtlicq]

Hey, long moustaches do that to men trying to pronounce things.

[@johnmartinez9220]

"Beater brainwaves" lol

[@dannyram2002]

It even says on subtitles at the beginning (42 here)

[@jonathansturm4163]

Yes, he’s funny. Newton would have had a great laugh because he was adamant he had no theory of gravity. To date there are two: Einstein’s General Relativity and the Quantum Theory of Gravity. Isaac wrote “Hypotheses non fingo” (Latin for “I contrive no hypotheses”) in an essay, “General Scholium”, appended to the second edition of the “Principia Mathematica”.

[@JangoDripDrop]

If only more teachers by profession were as enthusiastic about teaching people things as our boy here. In a fun and funny way.

[@jamesonrosen1773]

Ive seen it taken from good teachers because they cant live on their wages. They get a second job to provide resources the classroom is lacking. They burn out. If we want good teachers we gotta pay for them.

[@KingRidley]

Dude being a teacher is fucking hard. I'd like to see your boy here put out this standard of content across multiple levels/subjects every day, every week, nearly every month.

[@ametrine4k675]

“Our brains are broadcasting a message we don’t understand” I guess it shows we all send mixed messages

[@mtlicq]

What freaks me out is when I think of someone I didn't talk with in many months and soon after I thought of that person, that person calls !!! It's downright scary ! Happened 5 times this year already!!!

[@DiaryofaGrimReaper]

@@mtlicq It's called telepathy. He does not touch any of the important bases, just " common knowledge" which is deception, designed to keep you away from the truth. We are all communicated with, and humans were NEVER alone. Praying is Telepathy. Plain and simple. Your brain BROADCASTS a signal, "other worldly beings" receive" that MASER FREQUENCY frequency, and respond, other times, they speak to us, that is how you know your friend is going to call. You were told. Not all thoughts are your thoughts. As for this guy, he is just a parrot. Math is not human. Does He Really Understand The Numbers in English Gematria equals: 2244 If Science Can Not Explain It They Denie It in English Gematria equals: 2244 Understanding The Ultimate Reality in English Gematria equals: 2244 They claim science is God. But they will never tell you who, what or where the REAL God is. EVERYTHING IS BASED ON GEMATRIA. It is the HTML of the Matrix mentioned in the Bible 5 times, the WOMB, a "space where something is generated". He only preaches what they tell him to preach, he has no real knowledge. Here is wisdom, LET HE WHO HATH UNDERSTANDING, CALCULATE. That IS GEMATRIA. Science Is A Lie in English Gematria equals: 678 Universe in English Gematria equals: 678 Where God Is in English Gematria equals: 678 The Creator in English Gematria equals: 678 And why the Fibonacci Sequence is referred to as "THE FINGERPRINT OF GOD" The Golden Ratio in Jewish Gematria equals: 479 God Confirmation in Jewish Gematria equals: 479 That if they wanted you to know, they would not lie about it, they would not hide it, and they would NOT MAKE IT SOMETHING IT IS NOT, like "Science". They do NOT want you to know what this place is or how it works. He is nothing more than SATANICALLY INDOCTRINATED, and he has no idea. God is math, God is Gematria, which is why and how God is all things, knows all, and this LANGUAGE OF GEMATRIA, is how I CAN DO ALL THINGS THROUGH GOD. THINK OF IT LIKE A VIDEO GAME, OR "PROCEDURAL GENERATION" ... OR GENESIS. YOU ALL LIVE IN THE MATRIX, A SIMULATION. WHY WOULD THEY EVER TELL YOU.

[@numbdigger9552]

@@DiaryofaGrimReaper Let me guess... The earth is flat?

[@DiaryofaGrimReaper]

@@numbdigger9552 Let me guess, YOU NEVER QUESTION ANYTHING? Of course not.

[@numbdigger9552]

@@DiaryofaGrimReaper Ah yes, a braindead paranoid husk of a middle aged man who can't enjoy existence without constantly trying to find SATAN everywhere. Enjoy living your brainwashed life bean.

[@Gbord-777]

When you master your brain so much you literally become yoda and start hanging out with a bunch of wookies in stuff, literally controlling your DMT so it's like the coolest acid trip ever

[@wisdom-for-life]

Awesome video man... Always chock full off amazing info!

[@jesusisking7495]

And cheeky rhetoric

[@eyedentity1849]

chalk*

[@ithaca2076]

@@eyedentity1849 cheeky

[@caruzo9631]

his “videos” kinda suck... honestly if you’re just gonna use stock footage for EVERYTHING just do a podcast instead... doesn’t belong on youtube imo

[@ithaca2076]

@@caruzo9631 1. then dont watch them. 2. if youre so slighted by them just make your own you literally wont. you cant

[@gqluomo]

Thank you that was enlightening... Be well and let's help those who need the love and are suffering right now, since we seem to understand...Love is a healing frequency...🙏

[@DavidPumpernickel]

A Eureka moment makes me feel elated and it's so rare! Monks feel that all the time??? I gotta stop studying physics and go meditate for 4 years :D

[@jadibdraws]

If so just don't go off on the deep end unfortunately all religions have a dark and toxic side even Buddhist monks though it is one of the more peaceful religions when it comes to the treatment of outsiders. Its unfortunately somewhat common for monks to starve themselves, self mutilate & even do ritualistic suicides all for the chance of enlightenment & reaching nirvana.

[@jJust_NO_]

its not that elation. its basically a relaxed state being comfortable in the body without antsy, disturbing thoughts. its subtle feeling of wholesomeness if you have a reference point of tasting that sensation. its not eratic feeling or energetic burst

[@olimpather]

Ehh.... Sounds unnecessary.

[@goldenhate6649]

@@jadibdraws that just sounds like teenagers

[@michaelcrouson1207]

The unsettled mind is at times an ally, leaving the senses to fend for themselves.

[@joeymurdazalotmore6355]

Under rated comment

[@cookiemonster3147]

Yes, of course we can influence each other's mental state, by saying something kind or by a simple smile. :-)

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

OR... by screaming incoherently and then throwing ourselves out the nearest window. Change is change... He didn't specify "for the better" or even bother defining what would constitute "better" (for the matter)... ;o)

[@richardturner6981]

@ Cookie Monster: You know, we need more people like you.😍

[@thegermantomoeser]

You are so right!

[@gregorsamsa1364]

Or by jacking their cookies

[@cookiemonster3147]

​@Nathaniel Mars Most of the time the reason people are hateful is because they are hurt. Being kind realy makes a huge differense to so many people.

[@hana_maru22]

As always, fascinating content, entertainment, humor, and thought provoking topics. I love that you also mentioned binaural beats. 🥰👍

[@shadowdark2005]

Awesome topic, what a meaningful way of explaining such a deep topic, thank you, and please keep doing these videos. I once worked for a neurofeedback training center, it was for what I understood, a way to train your brain through mental exercises monitored with an EEG in real-time and specialized software so you could synchronize both brain hemispheres or a targeted brainwave into their respective optimal level.

[@mr.yellowstrat3352]

Eureka moments drip like a faucet when you improvise on your musical instrument, especially in a group of other improvisational musicians

[@joeyfrontz7176]

Pretty sure that's how TOOL does it

[@martindonohue2485]

The brain telling other brains they don’t understand each other

[@ExOccult]

This proves the possibility of collective intelligence . Like how they say if everybody has one idea somebody else is thinking of it at the exact same time

[@thedailydao]

The discussion on brainwave entrainment amongst audience members listening to a story and similar examples mentioned in this video has recently been identified as a function of motor mirror neuron activity that communicate via quantum entangled signal transmission between individuals exposed to the stimulus. Thanks for a very informative video!

[@timothydaly2152]

“But her arms were too short”

[@baruchben-david4196]

I don't get it. Maybe I'll have a eureka moment...

[@RadenWA]

And so is Archimedes’....

[@Texaslerny]

@@baruchben-david4196 ''having a stroke'' could mean multiple things

[@mrzank24]

@@Texaslerny ohh lmaooo

[@tmfd9476]

I practiced Buddhist meditation for a while and the first time I reached a deep meditative state I noticed a great flash while my eyes were closed and everything seemed realized for a moment. Oddly enough, my best friend that was learning with me , had the same experience during the same meditation experience. We both left excitedly speaking about our experience. I wish I could explain how it felt.

[@Chimonger1]

Cool! Now...what will you DO with that experience? Learn more? Try again? Teach about it? Learn how to sustain that state? Collate stories of others with similar experiences? Write a book? Hide in a cave on a mountain? Something else? I ask, because I have, but under different circumstances. I seriously wanted validation that this kind of thing has happened to others, & what is it about, according to the Bishop who asked me that question, after I asked if he’d heard of things happening like that. From all I could glean from years of learning, is that it was, in essence, a download of meta information about everything spiritually meaningful (but that makes little acknowledged sense according to many who never experienced anything like it).

[@theguest4516]

I have also had that experience. It was amazing!!!

[@WayneW]

@14:00 you get to the idea. Finally knowing that you understood the thought that was nagging me through the whole video, allowed my brainwaves settle down. Thanks for that.

[@TheFlightV2]

I learn more from this channel than my entire 16 years of education

[@ibrahim-sj2cr]

chrome maybe better but you need internet explorer to download it

[@TheFlightV2]

@Nelson Toizam not gonna get called ignorant from an anime profile picture

[@BJ-xm6bi]

@@TheFlightV2 How about me then? I think you must be ignorant if a 5 min video was better than 16 years of education. Where did you get your education from? Mississippi? El Salvador?

[@daledantony6871]

@@BJ-xm6bi racist

[@BJ-xm6bi]

@@daledantony6871 Well I don't know about that. I think you are going too far: Just because FLGT is ignorant doesn't necessarily means he is racist. Not all ignorant people are racist (but all racist people _are_ ignorant). I think that is where you got confused.

[@TheLionAndTheLamb777]

Waves within a wave (modulated carrier wave) is how an AM radio station works.

[@davidmacphee8348]

Thanks, I was going to say that. How did you know?

[@Skeraii]

"curiosity stream works on all devices" **checks my nokia phone** correction, it doesnt work on nokia phone meaning it should have been "curiosity stream works on most devices" :) thank me later

[@sin42170]

Didn't work on my fridge either

[@L0rdOfThePies]

My cat didn't work :-(

[@georgerezk7205]

@@sin42170 lmao

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

I always besn curious. but i died at the theater.

[@friedrichgerster1583]

@@L0rdOfThePies maybe its a catdog

[@AceSpadeThePikachu]

Being that I took an interest in fields like chemistry, physics and things relating to the electromagnetism looooong before reading up on neuroscience, the first time I heard about "Alpha, Beta and Gama brain waves," my first thought was, "wait...our brains are radioactive?!"

[@jerrywiese]

Excellent informational presentation . Voluntary regulation of my conscious states is a routine habit that I learned as a child . I would recommend it for every person with the capability of learning it . If this method of self control was taught in public education systems then humanity would be much improved .

[@sideshow6830]

I have eureka moments atleast a hundred times a day when I realize "I can just ask Google"

[@Darkjustifier]

"I'll tell you another time" a whole video on what rhymes with orange?? nice.

[@Bozoca666]

Call Eminem

[@SKOLAH]

Blorenge. Google it. You're welcome. 😉👍

[@SKOLAH]

@@Bozoca666 I told Eminem that Blorenge does. He sulked.

[@toddklempan105]

My English teacher in college would say it doesn’t rhyme because one is “ange” and the other “enge”, so sound different, not a rhyme. He was an ass, though.

[@metalheadmann]

Door hinge, porridge, courage... What I got, idk

[@wulfherecyning1282]

Most interesting part was that theory about why we close our eyes when thinking hard. I wonder if we all understand that implicitly and subconsciously, and so by closing our eyes we're demanding our brains send calming waves to our eyes and use the power for thinking.

[@andrejrockshox]

first you need the power, then eyes close or you look away from someones face as a result of that need. looking at someones face requires a lot of brain power.

[@MamaTrauma]

thank you so much for your highly inappropriate situations and witty banter 💚

[@SISYPHEgame]

It would be very interesting to see the results of the gamma/beta rays from two chess masters doing their thing.

[@thoughtsofimpact2488]

"The third lady almost had a stroke but her arms were too short" bwahaha that was good

[@luminyam6145]

That was just a great video, thank you. Also your voice is so wonderful to listen to.

[@kalvinlyle]

I think this is a misleading myth of creativity that inspiration strikes out of nowhere, but the reality is that there are sometimes many years of deep study. Archimedes for example was working on this problem for many years before the bath tub moment. Scott Berkin wrote a book “10 myth of innovation” which goes into this in more detail.

[@Vates104]

“ The flash of insight was followed by a flash of his balls.” - LOL I nearly spit up my beer when I heard that.

[@medexamtoolscom]

Well he had already made the lewd joke about the three women "getting a stroke", so I can't understand why it would have surprised you.

[@tjgordon5]

Thoughty2: Brain Waves! Me: I'm gonna go try that inside out sandwich.

[@Hei1Bao4]

Less of a finger food and more of a weird cake.

[@semplux5529]

I become so depressed and sad to the point that the things that I usually enjoy, can't even make me smile. But your vids still amaze me. So yah. Im here to comfort my self.

[@danbasford7456]

Anyone else ever start singing a song for no reason and some nearby saying something like, "Omg, I had that song running through my mind all day!" Or bring up a subject that someone nearby had been thinking about? I used to do that a lot. My mom and me used to do that for fun, one of us would be singing a song in our minds to try to make the other start singing it. Fun times.

[@robertwilloughby8050]

Yep. I was even humming "In My Own Time" by Family - which is fairly obscure - and I had someone tell me that it had been in their head all that morning.

[@ATLJonathanH]

That mustache is broadcasting a message that the scientists don’t understand

[@Luckypuk333]

When I was very young I couldn’t tell the time. Then one day I was looking at a clock and all of a sudden it just ‘clicked’.

[@cosmicxspidey2850]

Hahaha

[@medexamtoolscom]

So one day you looked at a clock and stole its ability to know what time it is? What are you, megaman?

[@cosmicxspidey2850]

@@medexamtoolscom the original comment was a bit different lol I don’t know why the girl changed it. It was actually a funny one.

[@Pa-1]

You mean 'ticked'

[@SuperSummer58]

I did the same with reading...my Dad had pulled up to an A&W and there was a picture of a hot dog, with the words ‘hot dogs’ and I suddenly realized I could read...

[@c.s.hayden3022]

Very interesting. It’s possible that reading the works of certain authors, preferably writers in your native language, also effects your brainwave patterns. I’m thinking along the lines of their abstract conceptual direction and style of writing. Maybe not the same as an interactive spoken conversation, but there is a mind meld when you’re really into something. I’ve always said that reading older authors is like communing with the dead, as dramatic as that sounds.

[@lisamoag6548]

It is "The Great Conversation" which is unlimited by time and space, a communication of ideas through the written word.

[@giblet1618]

This lends further credence to the idea that our brains are antennas that receive information, as opposed to the source of the information.

[@TYGAxxxx]

Bro, im dying from your jokes. Never stop

[@Waityoudontknowme]

"42 is physically incapable of sticking to a title. Here's why" would make a pretty compelling title fyi

[@NotSoNormal1987]

He's probably using a tool that tests different titals and thumbnails. It's pretty common for youtubers to do so.

[@daledantony6871]

42 🤣🤣 my god

[@Waityoudontknowme]

@@NotSoNormal1987 yeah I know, but I still find it hilarious haha

[@MickeyMishra]

It really is long overdue that I write a book. This idea that brainwaves sync with people around you has been a theory of mine for a way too long time.

[@nastynabz3029]

I come to thoughty2 every day because he reminds me that the world was built on crazy

[@markstewart8171]

I have come up with a definition for coming up with an idea while high, it is called a "hidea."

[@barrymcockner2714]

Thats a website name that was popular years ago. Highdeas.com. sry.

[@TheReaper1]

I’ve discovered a way to give myself a Eureka moment. Now this will seem strange but stick with me here. I call it, an APissPhony. If I have a very very very small amount of Mary Jane (I mean small too not even a 1/4 bowl.) within the first 30 minutes- an hour when I go to the bathroom I have an APissPhony while peeing. It sounds crazy but I’ve done it several times now. It’s given me ideas for things good enough that I need to write them down. Maybe I’m just crazy too. Lol

[@ferrisbueller873]

a ha moment right here

[@brazen1]

Lack of external stimuli in the bathroom in conjunction with a mental reset caused by a phenomenon known as the doorway effect 😉

[@quemclouven4935]

"I'm on the toilet when I rhyme" - Kendrick Lamar

[@nanrobbins2916]

I've seen 2 people with dementia symptoms that were reversed when they started sleeping properly and getting down to the Theta and Delta levels. One was a habitual user of sleeping pills and the other didn't get enough physical exercise during the day...

[@ichaffee1]

then it wasnt Alziemhers. sad to say

[@chrisuniverse5979]

As someone with right temporal lobe epilepsy, I've had many EEG's and interesting expiriances,not limited to the one you've described here,but also out of body expiriances and a near death expiriance after being hit by a car.weirder yet, I had a vision that I'd die on the day that the car hit me. I died and was given a choice by an unknown entity as to if I wanted to come back to life,my choice is obvious 😎

[@icosthop9998]

Interesting

[@k8eekatt]

You might like the Jeff Mara channel or Forever Conscious Research channel, offering alternative views on the entities.

[@friendlyone2706]

The night I turned twelve, I was given the same choice, and immensely pleased the entity. For a short time, I "knew" things I could not have physically known (well documented in family lore). Left over knowledge from ... something ... that was nearly 70 years ago. Wish I could remember what it was that made the choice hard, or why my choice was so pleasing. I have accomplished little. I've denied knowledge of God to my children -- a great sin which I pray will someday be rectified. Or maybe I needed understanding available no other way.... Life is an amazing gift. Single cell, multicell, plant, animal, it is a gift. Life's purpose is simply more life in more places.

[@mtnbkr5478]

@@friendlyone2706 I had a very similar experience though mine was achieved through meditation after decades of practice and I recall it very clearly. Ultimately, I was asked if I wanted to go home or return to my vessel, but that if I chose to go home then someone else would have to be born to complete a task. I remember thinking that I shouldn't trouble someone else with the bother of childhood when I was already an adult, then mortality hit me like a truck and I cried for about three days, because while I was there everything that ever was or ever will be was completely and absolutely positive, but returned to my vessel I was again capable of being selfish, sad and resentful. That was nearly ten years ago and I haven't meditated since because I know that I would choose differently if I were given the option again, and I know because of what I was told that if I had chosen differently it may have not have been an option anyway. The things that I was told in those countless conversations across an infinite amount of time that existed in only a moment have both guided my life and weighed heavily on my mind. I don't think I was meant to remember it, and I frequently wish I couldn't; like a dog taken for a single walk and returned to live out the rest of its life in the yard, it served only to show me how constrained I am. Since you mentioned it, I'll summarize a nugget from one of those conversations. God isn't so vain that he cares what religion a person chooses. Church is merely a product of man, driven by greed of money and power. It's the way that a person chooses to live their life that matters. If you've taught your children good morals and values, they *will* be welcomed home when their time comes.

[@friendlyone2706]

@@mtnbkr5478 The right church for YOU awakens your knowledge of infinite. Sometimes, medication is the spiritual version of "analysis paralysis" when the research becomes so pleasurable, the hard work of purpose is never undertaken, In your case, you are to "DO", not dwell in contemplation. Enjoy the doing and find reason for laughter daily.

[@C31c10n3]

Can't we just redub these "Aha-Moments" to "Gama-Wave-Bursts"?

[@Kheper1]

It's too close to gamma ray burtsts. If you tell people you've had one, they'll spend a few moments trying to figure out if you had a great idea or are about do drop dead :)

[@C31c10n3]

@@Kheper1 Well, that was the intention of my joke. :) That being said. If i ever get hit with a Gama Ray Burst and can tell you afterwards i demand my own Marvel series

[@Kheper1]

@@C31c10n3 good point. Better start thinking of a superhero name, just in case.

[@C31c10n3]

@@Kheper1 Imagine being able to survive a GRB just to live alone on a planet that got completely sterilized. :D So i duess i'd go with "One" plain and simple.

[@Kheper1]

@@C31c10n3 that would make a decent origin story. The name seems appropriate, but I tthink you need something flashier for Marvel, like Nova :)

[@jjbulik]

Like they say “energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only be converted “

[@ashscott6068]

Yes. But that does not mean what the nutjobs think it means. It does not mean you are alive after you die.

[@ethanperez3844]

@@ashscott6068 it doesn't have to. Take a step into the void and find out by doing psychedelics.

[@jarekzro]

@@ashscott6068 how do you know?

[@mstrfool]

@@jellyfishi_ please look up the word presumption and the term confirmation bias. You are correct in saying something had to happen frome outside. However, there is no requirement for it to have awareness or intent of any sort. Nor would it in any way indicate any religion correctly stated anything about it if there is intent. Atheist disbelieve your faith for many of the same reasons you disbelieve other faiths. Even your faith warns of pride and judging others.

[@john-wesleyblanton1343]

I love these videos. They help me through my rough times with distracting and is really great information.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Mine usually says “What’s good to eat in the fridge for dinner?” Or “I haven’t pooped in 3 days I feel like a blimp.” Pretty easy to understand.

[@therisingsun888]

Might wanna get that checked out man

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@therisingsun888 once didn’t go for 12 days...

[@tiedyemanatee9291]

Impeccable editing, mate

[@tilinapple]

'They literally get on the same wavelength" - it's called vibing

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

It could also be described as "induction". ;o)

[@gregorsamsa1364]

@@gnarthdarkanen7464 I don't get it

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

@@gregorsamsa1364 It's an electronics term... Over Simplified Explanation : In a transformer, there are two coils of wire, separated by just enough insulator so the electricity can't directly arc across... The Primary coil takes whatever power is applied, and because of the nature of magnetism, the tighter the coil windings, and the more windings there are, the stronger the magnetism they can produce for the voltage and amperage involved... The Secondary coil is usually composed of a number or windings mathematically derived from the number in the primary. It's separate, completely, but close enough that the magnetism from the Primary, causes electrical flow through it. This produces the "Output" power rating of the transformer. If the Secondary coil is LARGER than the primary, the voltage goes UP, and it's called a "step up" transformer. If the Secondary coil is Smaller, then it's a "step down" and the voltage goes DOWN. This process of magnetism across a wire winding causing electrical current to flow is called "induction"... AND while the transformer "transforms" power input for the power output, what it can NOT do is change the frequency... Thus, a 60 Hz wave going into a transformer will induce a 60 Hz wave coming out... unless there's some other components added to change that (like a "full bridge rectifier" which would change the AC input to a DC output)... SO the Secondary winding "gets on the same wavelength" with the Primary (as suggested by the O.P. ...but it's also called "induction". ;o)

[@HomelessWookie]

@@gnarthdarkanen7464 *Just a random thought, not backed up by science * Sooo this is where the magnetic field comes in play ? Your magnetic field interacts with the magnetic field of the other person therefore inducing the same wavelenght of electrical current inside their brain. The brains are actually the coils and the magnetic field of a person is the "inducing force" which "changes" the current inside the other person.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

@@HomelessWookie Theoretically, though the influence would be extremely weak... Magnetism (measured in "Gauss" though I'm not sure of the spelling)... diminishes exponentially over distance, and let's face facts... There just isn't a whole lot of source for typical frequency-related electromagnetic fluctuations in a human... Not a "zero" measure, but not very much. The whole planet also has a magnetic field, complete with North and South pole (part of human historically discovering magnetism in the first place)... SO there's at least some "interference" of some kind. There are other theories about thoughts, dreams, and ideas "floating randomly around" between people's minds, and somehow the inventors and visionaries who think of them actively are just the minds who reach articulation or decide to invest the effort to put real life tangible existence into the intangible, abstracts of their thoughts... Kind of explains that if one were to travel time and murder Orville and Wilbur Wright, someone relatively close to their point in history would still invent the airplane... ;o)

[@famat161]

In 9th grade I bought an Alpha wave detector from Edmund Scientific. It cost $35. Ah the good days. I learned to generate them at will. Then it broke. (What do you expect for $35). But I swear I can still remember the feeling and can probably still generate them at will and swear this has made a hugh contribution to my life.

[@elin_]

"Serotonin, what's that?" - My brain

[@evildragon1774]

Damn, if you want a little hug, i can give you one

[@elin_]

@@evildragon1774 depression is a bi*ch **virtual hug**

[@JosefWigren]

Could the social syncing up of brainwaves have something to do with the speed/pace of communication as well?

[@12q8]

I remember my physicists teacher telling me this story in highschool!

[@MerianyaS]

Physics teachers were always my favorite. They always have the corniest jokes and the best demonstrations. My first year professor in college decided to demonstrate the use of friction to us by climbing up the wall via the door frame. Apparently his hobby was rock climbing.

[@gregorsamsa1364]

The stroke-it lady story?

[@Interstellar_Traveler]

Man, I love your videos. Never stop creating content!

[@TheLoneBit]

"...Also, know as a-ha moments." I nearly pissed myself.

[@nuiun0495]

Thoughty2. The brain is a wonderful thing. I love psychology and neurology. In all the time modern science has studied that fleshy lump in our skulls, it has come up with more questions than answers. When you mentioned the epsilon and lambda waves I got an AHA moment myself. I think there might be something to it. Speaking of thinking without knowing, where does intuition come in to play? Did you know the Russians invested a billion dollars into research on psychic powers during the Cold War? And the Chinese have done it, too. According to their findings, some test subjects were able to determine the contents of a box without opening it. Others could somehow see into another room remotely, and determine the activities or hear the words of test subjects within said room. Maybe it's all crock, and none of that "evidence" can be quantified. But it makes you wonder just how much there is to our brains. What we can do with them. What we can experience. Do you believe there's such a thing as a soul? I believe we ARE souls. Our brains are some kind of interface. And our bodies are nothing more than meat suits.

[@alxmtncstudio2066]

The body is fundamental to the brain, and our brains aren't interfaces they are operational platforms, what we say and think are more likely to be called the interfaces. We're AREN'T souls. Just living with extraordinary brains that we happen to just start understanding a tad bit, still way too little to truly grasp. All the magic of your brain is biology, physics and maths. And it's still magical but it's a way of speaking. Don't go too far in spiritism.

[@Animerulespeople]

I alwayssss wanted to study more on how exactly our “soul” if you suppose there is one and our brains are connected. And what exactly is emotion? Do we feel sadness because of the neurotransmitters in our brain or are those neurotransmitters acting as a physical response to emotion and our “soul”? I def think these topics would be interesting but perhaps we aren’t able to study these yet

[@okamisensei7270]

Even though I'm skeptical of the idea of telepathy, I could see it working in a non-dualist framework. I don't why some sort of 'soul' is necessary for this.

[@h.a.6790]

Fun fact: Archimedes ran yelling “Eureka” which later was attributed to him.

[@kayreeve.author]

Funny intro 🛁 🤣 Fascinating insights. I've had quite a few Eurek moments and it's like a physical sensation of mind travel or buzzing when it happens. Yes, as mentioned it only lasts a split second or two but it's exciting when it happens as something new always comes from it. Hearing this about the different frequencies is exciting - to know I'm not just imagining the sensations if they can be scientifically measured. Now I know my inspiration hits Gamma and Lambda levels, and the Epsilon explains why it happens only when I take time out to relax and stop thinking. 🤯 Mind blowing but brilliant!

[@lamborambo6384]

“Eyy, 42 here” every time!

[@davidcruz8667]

"Bee-ta" brain waves. Funny Brit strikes again...😁😁😁

[@conanu4857]

that thumbnail is giving off serious Matrix vibes

[@Georgegerrard_]

Which one😂😂😂

[@TreasureHuntingNana]

Very interesting and funny :) When I can't sleep, which is often. I like to lay in the dark room with my eyes closed, clear my brain and let it throw all sorts of pictures at me. I especially like it when i see all sorts of faces i don't recognise. The brain is a fun organ to play with.