Physicist REACTS to Steins Gate Physics Scenes

[@DylanJDance]

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[@Kookoo2006]

Don't hesitate to post longer videos Dylan. They would be highly appreciated, especially when reacting to a physics packed show like Steins GATE.

[@TheButPOV]

True and then add some timestamps and you're golden

[@myname-mz3lo]

youtube forces content creators to stay raound 10 mins because of their data saying people dont watch as much otherwise . i hate youtube for that .

[@ヤスミン-h5r]

yesss

[@hejohnwsp]

Totally agreed. I could watch and think about S;G for a loooong time.

[@fairisu]

idk why, but only I like Steins;Gate in my friend group. So I really appreciate stuff like this

[@nero9175]

He went to from MAD scientist to SAD scientist

[@JBRewind]

Oof.

[@weeb69]

Thats how it be

[@TuTiToo]

@@weeb69 you are perfect exactly as you are

[@kailashks901]

hahahahahahaha

[@kizmutpribula5591]

@@TuTiToo rip

[@BijuuMike]

Steins gate is the best! Not sure if I missed it in the video but this anime seems to also take heavy inspiration from the supposed time traveler John Titor, who is mentioned many times in the show but actually existed in real life. The game goes into more detail with the time travel stuff as well! Anyway i always preach my love for steins gate so its really cool to see people get into it 👍

[@basti6643]

Juan.

[@emmacupcake9497]

The reason I watched Steins; Gate was actually because you kept mentioning it in videos. Thank you for that!

[@Vekcrazah]

BIJUU IS HERE HOLY CR-

[@johnpatton7533]

knowing the background of the john titor story makes this show a lot more interesting when you watch it. I always suggest looking him up first when i recommend this show to somebody

[@austinsinger7565]

sooooooooo goooood. I admit when I first watch it, I thought it was a joke and stop within the first ten episodes but after my second time watching and committed to it. It became one of my favs. It is a little slow but the depth and the build up is so worth it.

[@zopzapzoopflap8628]

*Me not having any idea of what he is saying*: "hmm yes I suppose"

[@soumyakantigiri]

Read "End of Everything" by Katie Mack. She is an astrophysicist in CERN. But her explanation in the book is as simple as it gets.

[@ahnrho]

'Elementary, my dear Watson.'

[@slushyslushy7777]

@@soumyakantigiri I am actually very interested in science and planning to become a physicist. Do you have any other books you can recommend? Easy-normal-complex understanding recommendation lists would be helpful if you can format it so, I'd like to extend my thanks ahead of time.

[@soumyakantigiri]

@@slushyslushy7777 I can give you a few recs 1. Stuff matters by Mark Miodownik 2. What If (2 books) by Randall Munroe 3. Infinite Powers: Calculus by Steven Strogatz 4. Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down by J.E.Gordon 5. The Three-Body Problem (Hard Sci-Fi but good physics) by Cixin Liu 6. Dr. Becky in KZbin if you want to be astrophysicist 7. You can check the science category of Goodreads awards every year to find your fill of physics related books. But you know these will always be easy level books. If you want complex books then college is the way. What I do is check the syllabus of MIT/IIT/Delft/EdX/OpenCourseware/Coursera whatever your favourite college is for a particular course and voila you have got your section about recommended and additional books. I am recently learning college level probability exactly this way.

[@slushyslushy7777]

@@soumyakantigiri thank you for your advice and recommendations. I deeply appreciate it.

[@teody7240]

There is a reason why this is a high-rated anime. I am a Physics teacher, and I always recommend this anime to my students (along with that Bunny-senpai anime, Cells at work, and Dr. Stone).

[@jinjinjinrou]

You should also try looking at Noein: To your other self. It's a bit old and the episodes can be a bore sometimes but it's a hidden gem of an anime.

[@aram8832]

Doctors recommend it to people suffering from insomnia.

[@KingXF]

You sound like a good physics teacher.

[@teody7240]

@@jinjinjinrou Hi! It's kinda familiar, I guess I've watched that few years ago on the local TV channel and forgot about it since I was young and couldnt yet understand. Anyway, thank you for the recommendation, will look for it later. Have a great day!

[@ahmed_hydrogen863]

please be my teatcher

[@yashar4705]

I finished Steins;gate a few days ago One of the best animes ever 👌

[@sakuraharu4445]

the second king in the world tho

[@kiss-shotacerola-orionhear1442]

what about the movie and S;G 0?

[@yashar4705]

@@kiss-shotacerola-orionhear1442 I watched all of them according to the timeline.

[@akikoivunoksa635]

Yess, my favorite alongside with Cowboy Bebop

[@ihatefanserviceanime364]

Bad first half

[@joeschmoe2209]

You can tell he's smart, because he watches subbed.

[@zahard1732]

The dub for Steins Gate is pretty good tho, especially for Daru, he sounds so fucking obnoxious in the original sometimes

[@joeschmoe2209]

@@zahard1732 Steins Gate specifically did have a good dub, but I just meant in general, I can only think of a few animes, where the dub is as good or better than subbed.

[@BlastHeart96]

I could be mistaken, but he probably was asked to give his initial thoughts on the show and was probably requested/insisted up and down to watch it in the sub since that’s the most plausible notion for me. I’m not saying that he wouldn’t have chosen the sub on his own or to have a “matter a fact tone”, but that’s what I initially thought.

[@jasonwillows5239]

@@joeschmoe2209 Well, in that case, you have no problem with dubbing as a medium, you only have a problem with specific dubs, in which case, the original comment doesn't really apply in this context, lol. Anyways, I also like the dub Kurisu better than the sub, she just sounds more real and grounded, which works perfectly with the facade she puts up.

[@michielmanders9766]

@Turtle Kingdom BITCH Calls other insecure, proceeds to put his opinion down and flame him. But he is the insecure one that needs to validate himself? Maybe I just fell for an obvious troll but hot damn boi, he just made a joke.

[@darkenergy7291]

you should definitely check out the entirety of this show. It has tons of physics references in it. including one with branching timelines

[@danielwhyatt3278]

I’m all for this. People properly delving into the series to truly take in the incredible work in it is totally worth the effort. And it’s hardly any effort at all really, as we all know. Once you start it’s really hard to stop.

[@AquosFrost]

I still sort of disagree with the branching timelines. like how come some messages dont create new worldlines

[@bandabanana4939]

@@AquosFrost It does

[@110montauk8]

@@AquosFrost it does which is why no one else remember the past that was supposed to be

[@AquosFrost]

@@110montauk8 no. hiouin specifically gets a feeling and can tell when its a new timeline, however some messages dont create a new timeline.

[@andrewyong3389]

Please watch the 12th episode of steins gate, 4 minutes in one of the main characters describes how their method of time travel works.

[@villadavid1997]

It is probably better to read that in the VN though, they cut many things in the anime.

[@danielwhyatt3278]

@@villadavid1997 Oh really? Still have yet to check it out yet. Is it worth the whole read as well, even after having seen the whole Anime?

[@yar0ss62]

@@danielwhyatt3278 yea, it'll give you more detailed explanation and some interesting stuff)

[@sarpkaplan4449]

@@danielwhyatt3278 you should read chaos head noah first tho

[@albertofrankdiaz6664]

@@danielwhyatt3278 if you have 50 hourse to spend, check the visual novel :D

[@lorddoofenshmirtz9100]

I want to know what he thinks about the phone-wave.(among alot of other things but this is what I'm most curious about).

[@Wealllovekaira]

A lot*

[@hashbrownsdraws]

Yeah, that and the whole Jellyman thing

[@tsunnat6406]

*phone wave (name subject to change), for correctness

[@sabigyoza]

Its jelly banana whstelse

[@TheSaberFace]

@@hashbrownsdraws By what i understand in time travel theory that when you move very very very fast that is speed of light the space basically becomes 2d and in stiens whenever time travel has happened they body becomes jelly like yo to stretch as 2d and come back. That's why they chose to transfer the data of the mind as it was very small and possible

[@clutchyfinger]

2 parts? Hell make 20, I've been waiting for this exact video to exist for a while since Steins:gate is very rooted in real theoretical physics, while not perfect in it's science, it's very very interesting and well done.

[@ily9718]

While the Steins;Gate anime is pretty cool, it's an adaptation of the visual novel. The visual novel goes more in-depth into the physics and explanation of the time travel and I very much recommend it over the anime. More than that, Steins;Gate is part of the Science Adventure Series, it's a series of visual novels that contain scientific elements (Chaos;Head, Robotics;Notes and Chaos;Child) and if you enjoyed Steins;Gate I'd recommend checking these three out too!

[@solo6135]

In what order? i only watched Steins;gate and 0

[@takurumiyashiroirl]

@@solo6135 release order: chaos;head>steins;gate>robotics;notes>chaos;child>steins;gate 0

[@solo6135]

@@takurumiyashiroirl Thank youu

[@Meerkat040]

@@solo6135 DO not watch the animes of Chaos;Head, Chaos;Child and maybe Robotics;Notes. They're really really badly done animes. The VNs are the way to go.

[@dralethedragon2521]

@@Meerkat040 chaos;head scared me shitless and im still midway through chaos;child. good shit. robotics;notes was also great

[@omerazran2946]

All these dislikes are SERN agents that don't want their secrets come out Wow I don't think I ever had this amount of likes before

[@bleed2blue1]

Shhh Agent O of the Rounder is listening this is a omega Timelinnnnnne Everything is safe under the control of our glorious leader Hououin Kyouma

[@jaakkopontinen]

Well deserved likes

[@Tetopettenson1]

They even changed their name from SERN to CERN wow they hiding stuff 🙄🙄😳😳😳

[@naranciatheorange2271]

This guy is deadass Milo from Atlantis the lost empire

[@spudmckenzie4959]

An eerie resemblance

[@exter9384]

Yes, but buff

[@pista695]

Weeb scientist: - exist - Weebs: Absolutly amazing

[@lucifer_0531]

This is probably the only mainstream anime to which you can genuinely react at least from a physics point of view. i daresay that this is THE ONLY time travel anime with an actually plausible storyline within which a 5yo wouldnt be able to point out plot holes.

[@Maginot_0145]

After steins gate he's not a physicist He's a MAD PHYSICISTO

[@vishwajit5251]

He's so coooool Sunvobich

[@jaakkopontinen]

With an obsession of burakku hoorus

[@unicrown5510]

KURISUTINAAAA!!

[@Bruno-bs3ck]

Steins Gate and Dr Stone make me really interested in science, so much that I could easily say Steins Gate is a masterpiece.

[@spedunky7555]

We would all LOVE longer videos since you upload about twice a week so it's not problem watching longer videos from you :) Also just a suggestion, but when you are going to react to a new show it would be a good idea to ask your comments or patreons what episode and scene you should react to. I'm sure people who have watched the show will be able to suggest interesting scenes for the video

[@aguywhodidnothingwrong8159]

I am traveling 1 second later than my existence

[@animemaster8751]

Soon as I saw this I instantly clicked

[@guldhen5322]

Same but i'm late af

[@greyhat7562]

So You Guys Are Weeb?

[@nodel.]

This is the way!

[@danielwhyatt3278]

SAME HERE. He really should do a reaction to the whole series,

[@gamezone7299]

@@greyhat7562 chup ghusuri

[@stray_cat2922]

Steins;Gate is so metta, knowing the fact that the anime itself is now the "decade old scratchings, of an internet meme"

[@unlucky-777]

Knowing my left side comes from another star and the right side comes from another star makes me happy

[@RoganGoneRogue]

my penis too

[@aarondubourg3706]

A Certain Magical Index would be interesting. The series has a magic side and a science side, where the science side is basically psychic abilities based around math and science where a psychics power os proportional to how smart they are.

[@kazumikota470]

Yes! Index!

[@MajorSmurf]

Wouldn't the spin off a certain scientific rail gun also be good. It follows the scientific side a bit more.

[@kazumikota470]

@@MajorSmurf You should watch the main series before the spinoff, no?

[@MajorSmurf]

@@kazumikota470 hhhmmmm...... in most cases yeah but I think you can get away with it for this franchise as its two different stories just told at the same time.

[@distortion8414]

I think he would most likely question the appearenance and age combination more than the other parts of the series

[@NameLess-ry5my]

Actually Steins;Gate is a title from a series called Science Adventure. You can react to any of these shows cause all of them are Sci-Fi stories with a lot of theories.

[@drunklad5215]

God c,h had me confused until I played the vn

[@thunderweirdo]

Except don't because the adaptations are...less than perfect. Except Steins;Gate, Steins;Gate anime and VN are perfect forever.

[@tennin3002]

Me: *turnning on caption * "Physicist : You're looking in the distant past of the universe" Me: "Yeah the caption are indeed in the past."

[@02_adityaluckyzulkarnaen22]

can't wait for physicist reacts to k-on

[@rudeus6621]

bruh

[@02_adityaluckyzulkarnaen22]

@@rudeus6621 bruh

[@moonset9419]

bruh moment

[@LymLevolveon]

Heyyyy, from where you got that pfp

[@02_adityaluckyzulkarnaen22]

@@LymLevolveon google bro

[@apotatosaurus7890]

He definitely has to react to Kurisu's explanation of the time jump!! That'd be awesome!!!

[@broodiferous]

Maybe he'll solve the steins:gate op phenomenon, everyone who hears it immediately starts vibing

[@noneofyourbusiness3288]

Steins Gate to this day is my favorite time-travel story. The way it loops back around and all makes sense in the end is brilliant, while the manic main-character also allows for other interpretations (mainly that it was all his insane delusions). Okarin in general is a great character, as he starts out being equally misunderstood by his surroundings as well as the viewer, but the longer the viewer accompanies him, the more the viewer starts to understand him, while also loosing touch with the supporting cast. Simply great. (also: this has like the simplest set-up ever, how has this not been adapted to live-action yet ? all you need is a bunch of dudes and a microwave...)

[@Chroncitrus]

I don't actually think he's deluding anything, the show explains his facade stems from trying to reach out to mayuri when she entered a state of PSD when her grandmother died, he realised that by acting the way he did it cheered her up. also It's actually getting a live action adaptation made by skydance television (same people who made jack ryan and altered carbon which is an interesting choice considering) not much has been heard about it since it was announced as a 10th anniversary project I'd imagine that it's gotten pushed back a lot because of covid.

[@SCHIZOCYCLIC]

this dude already knew it was him in the beginning, what a genius

[@seytaki6603]

They can actually send really small data at the beginning so this "kerr black hole" stuff actually makes sense. (I think)

[@Felixr2]

Yeah for the most part they only send data to the past, which at the very least gets around the spaghettification issue.

[@giusseppemariemilabo5303]

“It is those who possess wisdom who are the greatest fools. History has shown us this. You could say that this is the final warning from God to those who resist.” - Rintaro Okabe

[@user-xh6ju3pg8c]

Iam a maddo saiyantisto dadsu so kuuuuuuru!.sonnavabitch

[@Altimary_]

Finally the trilogy of: Steins;gate , Cell at Work and Dr.Stone with Physicist, Doctor and Scientist react

[@chkg17]

Dylan: "if this show is about time machine then first episode is probably very important" Me: "My man!"

[@Salvia_Salvation]

My man really went and showed us himself on the toilet and then went into big brain explaining like nothing happened. What a lad he is

[@xhesil8848]

The reason I loved this show so much was because it showed how trying to send people through a black hole disintegrates them into a gelatin, and the main time machine doesn't send people at all, but information. It uses the Everett interpretation to get around paradoxes, but retains a consistent principle of causality. Finish the show, you'll love it, and it makes more sense as it goes on.

[@didyoustealmyfood8729]

this anime made me really sad but seeing a physicist talk about the show makes me happy

[@NuLuumo]

YESSSSS I love Steins;Gate!!! And I love physics too

[@l1mbo69]

Didn't know I needed this channel, but I am glad I just discovered it

[@satnamnam6707]

Fun fact john titor (the person they often mention in the series and episode 1) is an actual person who claimed to be a time traveler in 2000 and 2001

[@LymLevolveon]

But in the anime, she's my favourite waifu...

[@CODE7X]

You should make more detailed video dont worry we wont get bored only reason we are here is to understand physics of animes

[@HirschyKiss]

Fun fact, Dylan. the Steins;Gate story was based off a real guy back in the day named John Titor who claimed to be from 2036 and etc etc with SERN/CERN and all that jazz. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor

[@brianchen1302]

Please do more! Steins;Gate is probably my favorite show of all time.

[@txcgosling3383]

Now that you have memtioned particle accelirators you should react to the one in the Flash.

[@NuLuumo]

Yes, PLEASE!

[@johndarksoul3845]

I got my coffee, my vegemite sandwich, but no Apollo 11 capsule😔

[@rishabhscodes]

First off, respect++ to my man for watching it in subbed not dubbed. Shows you got culture. 🔥

[@ajsingh7360]

Says: "Grab your coffee' How ironic I was actually drinking coffee

[@Vtari]

There is a bit I think in ep11 when they talk about parallel time lines, and the butterfly effect...etc

[@carbonoization]

Even if the scientific references are not perfect, I'll still recommending this show, because Steins: Gate is a Masterpiece

[@crowjpg7333]

In the visual novel (it's like a game) there is a very interesting "physics" debate between Makise and Okabe. It is almost at the beggining, so it shouldn't take too long to get to it!

[@ching-lungwu614]

I have learned that when enjoying this type of movies, stop checking science in my brain and do that afterwards.

[@mianal7089]

Basically, what Kyoma is saying is his fantasy, so Daru and Kurisu will cover the technical elements.

[@SharpestLiVES13]

You should check out The Expanse. It's a different kind of hard sci-fi that is actually quite believable when it comes to the physics it applies in each episode. Looking forwaaardd!

[@Sosaciety]

Alternate title: Scientist reacts to peak fiction

[@Tetopettenson1]

Other people: Okabe x Kurisu Intellectuals: Daru x Amane Non-Intellectuals: Daru x Suzuha

[@user-xh6ju3pg8c]

Daru is the most hard-working lab mem He didn't even take a break, while hacking SERN

[@Scilk_607]

I’m guessing spagettification process is a real term since it’s coming from a physicist

[@gats_uu4423]

it is. you should learn more about black holes

[@THEinzbern]

Mad Physicist, Dylan Kyouma.

[@dilanurklc6212]

I really think you should react the entire show. I don't care how long it is but I would definitely watch it.

[@erwinwee3142]

I love how he says natural philosophy, many scientists, some of the greatest minds such as Stephen hawking and Neil de grasse tyson believe philosophy to be obsolete and really it isn't

[@chuckcoal3183]

That’s true I feel like philosophy can go hand in hand with science. Science could help us find the answers to the big questions. Such why are we here, what is the meaning of life etc.

[@jasperjansen8477]

Very interesting video, thank you! In the anime, they actually get into the whole "spaghettification process" which would happen if you were to physically try to cross a kerr black hole, though they call it "gel"-ification! Later in the show they also get into how to deal with this problem. I would actually be very interested in knowing if their solution could theoretically hold up! Steins;Gate remains the most innovative, realistic, logical(?) time travel story I've ever seen.

[@danielwhyatt3278]

Oh wow this is really cool that you are reacting to Steins;Gate. This was really interesting and informative. You will definitely have to watch the whole series though to truly take in the absolute awe of the whole thing. TRUST ME, IT’S WORTH IT. If you want you should skip forward to the episodes with the ‘IBM 50 100’ computer. They use that to hack into CERN because it runs on the old (now obsolete) Proprietary System rather than modern Basic, which allows them to gain access to SERN who also only use that system for encrypting their information. After that, the story really gets going fast and even more exciting in the way in which only this series can do.

[@poodles4058]

Even if you don’t react to the full show I highly recommend watching it on your own time!

[@oliver-shi]

I think a cool part of they show is that they address the time travel limitations by sending information instead, was looking for the part 2 but couldnt find it :(

[@pratyushjena8345]

Thanks, thats my fav anime

[@LOUDMOUTHTYRONE]

You talking about blackholes make me think that space isn't flat like paper, but more like the surface of a lake.

[@joeldanielferraris8889]

Dylan if youre gonna make a 1 hour video on Steins;gate, it'll be greatly appreciated

[@lemmy303]

Late to the party - but there's actually something they 'semi' justify the spagetification problem later on with how they use the mini black holes for time travel, and address the issue of sending someone through one. not saying its not still impossible but they make it a little more believably feasible to how it all works. Won't say what it is in case you're wanting to watch the show for fun, notice there isn't a part 2 yet so not sure if you watched any more.

[@miggycarreon5514]

This guys is dangerous, the hair, the glasses, his orange shorts. This guy's the real deal

[@v3r71c0r]

Love your work Dylan. I'd love to see you do some actual reviews after completing these shows.

[@jahterminatedlmao5473]

this show tackles the philosophy of time travel moreso than the physics side

[@SoftMaple9364]

Omg nice nice watching Steins Gate, super great anime and keep watching it. Also it does not bother you to make the videos longer, on the contrary it is better because listening to you talk about physics is very interesting!

[@dlx7844]

You barely scratched the surface of the time travelling ideas in there, but it's cool there are so many scientific references just on the first episode or so! Much appreciated, can't wait to see how your current stance would be against the DMail idea of the show

[@Danielpeterson710]

I have my vegemite sandwich

[@saulverastegui9147]

Down under reference?

[@stantheman3213]

I may be a bit late to this, but sometime in the early episodes a character by the name "Kurisu," hosts a lecture which is debunking any possibilities of time travel existing. Some other scenes that come to mind would be the emails from John Titor and how he explains time travel.

[@Minimullen08]

Looks like he chose his good side and is destroying his neck to present it

[@shinyequal5805]

Time travels weird you eventually meet someone from a different timezones unexpected.

[@lucianopedroza3835]

Okabe Rintarou im gonna rewatch this anime is so great

[@ssebial]

Who, I only know hoouin kyouma

[@wanaiman499]

I only know monke

[@thedarklord5129]

Love the fact that he wears shorts in every episode.

[@dutchplanderlinde6277]

"The institute" has entered the chat.

[@Felixr2]

El Psy Congroo

[@dutchplanderlinde6277]

@@Felixr2 ai

[@jonion7884]

let's be honest the only reason we all wanted him to react to Steins;gate is so he could react to Congroo

[@frankfu4100]

Steins;Gate shows a very interesting way to make time travell. This anime is worth seeing. And I really expect your next reaction!

[@gargeebhattacharjee8681]

British Channing Tatum, who's a physicist, wearing glasses, watches Japanese sci-fi anime.

[@Unstapables]

Dylan J.Dance i recommend watching this anime from begining to end . Its not very long and there are alot of hidden gems in the whole anime

[@alyssaclements7951]

The most fun thing about watching steins gate, was the second time I watched it I had actually sat down and watched it with a physicist. One who also delves wholly into meme culture and even the myths in the field.

[@rixow]

Imagine that around a space ship, someone has created a machine which can push gravity or a force pushing the gravity far enough from the ship to enter a blackhole. That would be cool

[@kianleepaulrosales4303]

love to have a second part for this!

[@iamcorn1127]

Mad or Sad Director of steins gate:I see no difference

[@noorazamzain2661]

Just made it before 100k, congrats in advance, man!

[@whenisdinner2137]

My mans couldn't even get through the first half of the first episode lol

[@satobi46]

I'll be back here in the next 10 years

[@skeletor2118]

You should cover the entire Science Adventure visual novel series, including the Steins;Gate visual novel, which packs more detail into the explanations than the anime does. There's a LOT of content to go through, but I think it'd make for a really interesting react series.

[@Vtari]

been waiting for this for so long

[@swa_iv]

great video! easy to understand this now that I have finished the series.

[@lks9988]

Been wanting u to react to this for so long. Thank you.

[@Evra22]

0:50 actually I can with full confidence say that World don't have any beginning nor end, if you think about it long enough it will be clear for you, because nothing can be made without something, that means something(of course I don't know what, maybe Black holes and some natural materials) was first and existed always without any beginning, time itself have no beginning neither end

[@Tetopettenson1]

If the Phone Microwave (Temporary) exists then I would send myself a mail to watch it

[@alexparker5127]

Well part of Steins;Gate is that they only send through a message or a person's memories via radio waves or microwaves or something? I can't remember exactly, but if they use a phone I'm assuming it's radio waves. At least that's what they do at first. So therefore, the needed size of the Kerr black hole may be a lot less in this case.

[@dianakovacheva2536]

I think episodes 12 and 13 are interesting to discuss because *spoiler alert* that's where the proper time traveling starts to happen. Although the way they use text messages from a phone that is somehow connected to the microwave to change events in the past is also pretty interesting.