Physics of the Impossible michio kaku quantum physics audio book

Michio Kaku (Japanese: ミチオ カク or 賀来 道雄, /ˈmiːtʃioʊ ˈkɑːkuː/; born January 24, 1947) is an American theoretical physicist, futurist, and popularizer of science (science communicator). He is a professor of theoretical physics in the City College of New York and CUNY Graduate Center. Kaku has written several books about physics and related topics, has made frequent appearances on radio, television, and film, and writes online blogs and articles. He has written the New York Times best sellers Physics of the Impossible (2008), Physics of the Future (2011), and The Future of the Mind (2014). Kaku has hosted several TV specials for the BBC, the Discovery Channel, the History Channel, and the Science Channel.
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[@gracerodgers8952]

Phenomenally engrossing. Kaku is incredible. He teaches with such clarity, what a gift. Wow.

[@916619jg]

Haters will always just hate. The book doesn't claim to be contemporary science. I agree with Grace, phenomenally engrossing and a gift to us all.

[@judieohara1141]

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[@tamaralubic2840]

which makes him the opposite of a politician.

[@thelaxton4]

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[@ossiedunstan4419]

he teaches ignorance and incredulity , Nothing else.

[@geetgaidim]

I am listening to this book and will try to keep time stamp 23:07 - Part 1, Class 1 impossibilities, Chapter 1- Force fields 30:10- The four forces 52:57- Chapter 2 - Invisibility

[@rickrobitaille8809]

Have read all michio books but this one..Kaku is so passionate about his writings..my hero🇨🇦

[@otorishingen8600]

I love it when people try to make science approachable 🤙 Chilling and unwinding to this is amazing ✌️😎🥂

[@jaycordova]

Quite an original physics tale. Takes me back to Star Trek phasers and alien ray guns, time travel and more. Glad this is not just another book in the adventures of quantum mechanics.

[@riverdogpsl]

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[@carlosestrada9934]

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[@carlosestrada9934]

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[@imbolc8024]

Genuine thankyou's for bringing wisdom to all of us & read by a real human narrator, applause to you, from Belgium.

[@ardypangihutan3653]

Love that Kaku's reference from sci-fi.

[@carlramstein9944]

I like how he writes things so simply a child could understand. Many writers claim to do that, or are described that way, but he is actually doing that and it's incredibly helpful haha

[@d.i.a.5392]

I want to thank the person who read this book.

[@W4HB]

I believe it's ai generated.

[@emmilypalmer9269]

I love Michio’s voice. I wish it was him narrating.

[@eoinoconnell185]

100% Was disappointed he wasn't.

[@ghost9-9ghost]

Agree....Michio has so much energy and excitement when he speaks.....this is clearly an A.I. voice I would say....I don't think it's even a human narrator.

[@ExtraterrestrialLivesMatter]

Fantastic book!!! Thanks for posting it, I highly appreciate you.

[@detlevdiegel6465]

Seconded!

[@Dizma_Music]

Thirded!

[@kirksawyer1034]

That fella is amazing...love the way his brain works... thank u sir.

[@davidyancey2807]

I suspect what gravitates so many of us to this subject is that we all really want to get the hell out of here.

[@kirksawyer1034]

You nailed it son...we want to explore the unexplored, we are monkeys looking for a reason...i love it.

[@scruffguitar2]

Facts

[@denilla8034]

@@kirksawyer1034 If you just want to explore the unexplored... Earth is largely unexplored.

[@Go_Reala]

If we explored the use of 100% of our brain, this book could be another degree of possibilities

[@denilla8034]

@@Go_Reala We do use 100% of our brain. Different areas of our brains control different things and there is no scientific data to prove otherwise. The old myth about using 10% is just that, an *old myth*

[@colleenbraun5792]

Nothing is impossible. If you can dream it, you can achieve it.

[@hifibrony]

There are, in fact, some things which are forbidden by the laws of physics .

[@Dizma_Music]

Michio Kaku once said that given the multi world theory... that means there could be one universe with a creator and one without. I'm now wondering... That could include a world where the law of physics are easy to break.

[@hook-x6f]

This life could be a chosen experience realized by virtual reality.

[@BartholomewCounty]

I designed a car that has never been conceived before. It is hard because you have to be able to think in 3D. I've never thought about that before, but as it turns out, I guess I can do it. I'm also pretty good at seeing things in my 'Mind's eye'. I'm probably just going to sketch it up and send it to a University to see if they think anything of it. It is something that could be built right now, but computers and maybe AI would need to be involved.

[@hydrorix1]

If we can make a force field, we can also make field propulsion devices.

[@douglasmusgrove8886]

CAN I GET THIS TRANSLATED INTO A FORMAT THAT ACTUALLY MAKES SENSE !! THIS GUY BOUNCES AROUND LIKE A BALL OUT OF CONTROL ......

[@pratikshyabezbaruah8560]

Prof Kaku is amazing

[@SMc-1235]

00:00 Preface 5:54 Impossible is relative 12:04 Studying the Impossible

[@helenamcginty4920]

Amusing listening to the AI section in 2022 and finding that predictions have all been over enthusiastic. I note the book was written in 2008. I recently listened to a current researcher into AI and he reckoned we are a long long way off anything remotely resembling human type intelligence. Thats the trouble with science and technology. It changes so fast that even stuff from 1 or 2 yrs ago, except of course, for the basics, is soon out of date. Just look at the stuff from the James Webb telescope in astronomy.

[@Sammasambuddha]

Try ChatGPT yet? Pretty close.

[@Dizma_Music]

Awesome comment. Got a good book recommendation for recent advancements? 😅 I'm still finishing this one.

[@jaychicago312]

Just take a look at the CHATGPT Boom right now…LLM (Large Language Models) are incredible advanced now in 2023. Now put that AI in a Boston Dynamics Robot and POW Skynet in the making lol. I believe singularity will be achieved in our lifetime

[@Rbrnrntbetntybet]

I was smiling at the whole AI portion .

[@JStankXPlays]

I knew it. I have had arguments with nerd friends of mine. I say no if Geordi Laforge is teleported to the surface of some planet he is killed by being disintegrated on the pad. A copy of him is reassembled on the planet. People were very mad about this and did not agree with me!

[@paulamorton6454]

You’re absolutely right. Dr. Leonard McCoy would agree with you-he hated the transporter with a passion for exactly that reason. 😂

[@giarc0]

Anyone want to do a time breakdown of the chapters here in the comments?

[@albertosborn6255]

Go for it...

[@chrisbrooks4308]

You do it

[@martinvickers7349]

Endlessly interesting

[@Gabcikovo]

Thank you!

[@Dizma_Music]

I love that Plato's morality story about the ring and invisibility possibly inspired Lord of the Rings. Very intriguing. (Around 56-58 mins in 😅)

[@dytrogthesynth]

Wish they made teachers like him that were willing to teach lower level grades in public schools. Maybe kids would learn something and not just get passed along to the next grade. "Even if they can't read or write. I had a friend pass the 9th grade that couldn't!!

[@giarc0]

They’re out there, but they are still too few and too far between.

[@dytrogthesynth]

@@giarc0 B.S.

[@djcuriosity6670]

Alien siblings are smarter than adults on Earth

[@aeondecker9210]

The teaching system world wide have to change. Find your passion and it has to be free for everyone everywhere thing's would change so much for the better

[@oceanabc5169]

Our inner child's can

[@romelladasratt888]

The antenna in our brains is the pineal gland which very little is known about it. I think ppl can pick up on our thoughts. I intend to certain ppl say and do random things and usually I see evidence of my thoughts... I don't know if it's telepathy or just changing assumptions but alot more is going on here than we understand...

[@baginallday]

Just becoming more conscious

[@tanit7741]

I can pick up on ppl thoughts and I’ve remote viewed before also my dreams are accurate of future events sometimes.

[@limassolspearfishing7847]

Confirmation bias

[@dragonsmith9012]

@@limassolspearfishing7847 Confirmation bias has its statistical limits. If something works reliably then it might actually exist. Wolfgang Pauli mathematized synchronicity, and Judea Pearl mathematized causal inferences. I was about to say something, but I want to keep it for myself. 😆

[@dragonsmith9012]

I'll say this much: The average person thinks about 6,000 thoughts a day, and usually each day tweaks only a few of those core thoughts. When those foundational thoughts change your life changes. 6,000 thoughts are equivalent to a fast paced 60,000 word novel. If you could find a way to modify or replace all 6,000 thoughts with the thoughts you'd be thinking had all your dreams come true, then in short order they all would come true. I don't really want you to do this because I enjoy being superior, but we're all the same being anyway. The average person--provided they took this seriously, would settle with a slightly better life, and then go back to sleep. Neville Goddard audiobooks will teach you some of the lore behind this.

[@joelfeinberg3766]

I am just a nobody but do have a question. If an antimatter bomb is a 100 percent efficient could that not be a stepping stone to perpetual motion. I realize there are other things that are a 100% efficient but could never be used for perpetual motion such as electric heat all the electric becomes heat, but much is lost in creating the electric. I been fascinated by perpetual motion since I was 8 years old. Then I did a stupid thing I listened to other people who told me I was a fool, and mentioned resistance and other problems, so I stopped thinking about it until basically today after listening to you, especially your quotes of Twain and Einstein. Again about the age of 8, I read everything I could get my hands one about Einstein and what Einstein wrote. I remember when the NHTSA required safer car bumpers, again I was 8-10. I designed a bumper based on a toy I had, it had two cars, when the bumpers hit, the cars would break apart. I used shocks and coil over springs behind the bumper. I thought it would handle crashes upto 35mph far above what the NHTSA was looking for. I didn't know the math to figure that, but again I knew it was more than required. I showed the drawings to my father thinking he would be impressed and I could help pay my mothers medical bills. Instead he said to me if this would work the engineers at the car companies would have made it. It hurt but my father was dealing with the death of his wife and psychological problems some of siblings had. My dad had been an aircraft instrument mechanic he was good man I caught on bad day, I will not critize him. I still followed the bumpers in the news I think it was 12-18 months later the car companies came out with their solution they used dense foam behind a plastic bumper. That was terrible as the cost to fix the damage was huge, I then saw they used my idea for awhile. They stopped because of the initial cost, than later the weight effected the weight and gas mileage. What I learned never except no,it can't be done. I can spell shortly after that incident I had a teacher chastise me in front of the whole class, I was not taking it anymore (like I said I could not spell but read at a level 4-5 year a head). After she was done making me look stupid, I stood up and said I have no need to spell. She said how will go to college or get into business if you can't spell. I said by the time I go to college they will have machines( the term PC was still more than a decade a way) that you speak to and will type what you speak. She started laughing and the class laughed but I had the last laugh, when I went in to business and got a custom built computer, 2 5 inch floppies and a 20 meg hard drive I was told you will never fill up the hard drive and it came with spell check. Then Dragon Speak came out, granted I was off at most a year. In the late 70s, early 80s I became interested in energy conservation (the term green had not been used yet). The state agency that was in control of the rules, laws and mony were fools. I was told by someone with to many degrees in the wrong fields and said to me haven't you heard of diminishing returns. I told it does not apply here and I was investing in stocks and futures before you got a B.A. that's when diminishing returns. I also started using Styrofoam sheathing on the inside under the sheetrock. I was told I was crazy, I said that's the best compliment a person like you could possibly give me, thank you. I also took all the scrap fiberglass insulation and stuffed it around all the bathtubs. One owner of house I built for his family was 7500sqft 75 doors and windows and 5 baths. He you may think I am crazy, but the water in the tubs stayed warmer than any house or co-op i have ever lived in. I told him what I did and told him it cost absolutely nothing as the scraps would normally been thrown out and there was no labor in fact the clean time was reduced as the scraps went under the tub and not carried out to the dumpster. PS You should write a book o Einstein and Twain quote, I heard some of them before but far from all

[@Rbrnrntbetntybet]

The Sparticle still isnt found and quantum gravity still isn't understood ( at 9:19:00) . We only progressed in AI and higgs boson after 2008 😔

[@joelfeinberg3766]

There is now an arms manufacturer that makes rifle style rail guns. It fires short pieces of steel about 3/8s in diameter. The problem they haven't worked is the dowels tumble. For some reason the barrel can't be rifled, not sure why. To power the rifle it uses a battery similar to a cordless drill or electric lawnmowers. The ftps and impact is similar to small to moderate rifles. Legally they are not considered firearms so they can be used for experimentation with out having to deal with Federal or State gun laws, which would save a scientist lots of time, money, and paperwork.

[@ericswain4177]

Physics of the Impossible. It is only Impossible till we push the boundaries of possibility and it becomes possible then it is no longer Impossible. Scientific Academia is the Foe of the Impossible possibility.

[@TreehuggerStacyify]

Can this same narrator also narrate some of Stephen Hawkings books? He's pleasant to listen to and make the material even more interesting.

[@sweed..]

BRO TYSM ITS NOT A ROBOT VOICE AND I DON’T HAVE TO SPEND MONEY ON AUDIBLE

[@shadothman3322]

Can you upload more audio books of science?

[@surkewrasoul4711]

One Kaku's all time favourite book 😇, next hmmm,Ummm maybe 'the mind of god' and another on quantum computing

[@GuerrasLaws]

Dr. Mitchell Kaku has been searching for the God Equation, but what he should be searching for, is the “Expression of Internal Energy,” which creates momentum, represented by the physics formula Ep. The “God Expression” can be defined as Ep equaling everything. ~Guadalupe Guerra

[@Russ442100]

It wasnt the second foundation that formulated the plan to limit the wild centuries to ten as the galactic empire collapsed; That was the work of the first foundation .. the second foundation's job was to make sure that the first foundation's plan worked.

[@randomsoul9970]

This is just like Sheldon from the Big Bang theory … haha . Love that show .

[@CRH.Williams]

Pikachu is an awesome scientist.

[@williamschmutzer8800]

Right up my interest path

[@TherealElijhawatkins]

Today is December 22 pm 2024 10:45 pm

[@carolmiller1148]

I was fascinated as I child with the disappearing Indian rope trick. The whirling dervishes. I still am. II had some biology in high school. I think I would have liked botany. Maybe, the dinosaurs disappeared because someone said abracadabra .

[@hsaneener9292]

I dont think they disappeared I think that we have grown in measurements but limiting heights or inflation Also the speed of that era is different People used to live to 800 I didn’t believe numbers were universal until I saw equations in tree lol root value analog

[@williambrandondavis6897]

@@hsaneener9292if you were privileged enough to be able to read the secret book god you would know everything you believe now as a lie.

[@vincentisabluearchivesensei]

@@williambrandondavis6897 no

[@bruceh92]

This is the real shit to sleep to. You have found it. Look no further. Goodnight.

[@sillkthashocker]

It puts me to sleep in no time, every time

[@paylmoffat3409]

No. Put on any Kevin Costner movie, you will be in REM in a flash.

[@bruceh92]

@@paylmoffat3409 Really, you didn't love Waterworld ? ;- )

[@paylmoffat3409]

@@bruceh92 Not really, I thought I had a better sleep when I watched Dances with Wolves and Message in a Bottle.

[@twonumber22]

you do know Bob Ross exists right

[@StrikerThePurpleFrog]

Last few minutes seems to have no audio. Anyone else or just me? Wondering what conclusion I missed.

[@W4HB]

How old is this? Seems like early 90s

[@mauryasmith2296]

Incredible way to expand my mind. Thank you😊

[@panchovalance6270]

Thanks

[@maxsaigon6477]

How many advanced civilizations have been wiped out by gamma ray bursts or supernova, hypernova or did they escape through the "bridge" of a black hole to a next universe.

[@karamashi520]

these 11 amazing hours is worth to spend 👍👍

[@fatimasalakovic9985]

31:49 1:03:20 1:29:16 1:32:00 2:10:52 Hb 4:02:45 5:43:40 7:19:29 7:25:41 7:52:08 gps 7:57:46 wormhole 10:12:53 laws of TD 10:19:33 10:38:28

[@edwinlipton]

Is it within the grasp of free will independent consciousness for me too stop the world wide drought while another wills it too continue, a matter of strenght? Therefore; I submit, a collective concise makes ALL THINGS POSSIBLE

[@JStankXPlays]

He didn't upload the whole. Book. This ends mid sentence

[@hifibrony]

Some of Professor Kaku's speculations are rather far out there but he is always fascinating to read or listen to and he is an engrossing thinker, not to mention a born teacher and explainer.

[@katinapactol-baez1317]

Very imaginative. I'm rather glad he didn't give up his curiosity & imagination with adulthood and is willing to share.

[@drnaveengopal]

A to Z of everything Fantastic

[@silvypetrisor6979]

How about going to the moon in my lifetime, it’s like saying you can build a ship that can go around the world but you never got better at it since 1969. That alone goes against the principles of science.

[@emmilypalmer9269]

10:32:00 chapter 15

[@Diego-yg7ot]

I would take this book with a pinch of salt considering it was written in 2008. The AI section is completely outdated. It doesn't take enormous computing power or any long time at all to recognize objects in a room. Deep blue worked on raw computing power, but AlphaGo is creative and "thinks".. it doesn't simply compute moves ahead because this is simply not possible in the game of Go

[@dl2415]

Thanks

[@jaychicago312]

Just take a look at Boston Dynamics robots. They can run, jump, not be kicked over and do backflips of elevated levels

[@Rbrnrntbetntybet]

But it still is 'pattern recognition' and not actual thinking . But yeah a lot of stuff about AI is indeed outdated .

[@maxsaigon6477]

Maybe it's time for an updated version, perhaps technology and discovery has advanced since this was released.

[@RandallGray-me6br]

@ 2:01:05 I almost thought he was going to say "Warp Drive"

[@oceanabc5169]

This could be the next KZbinr 1bill subs

[@Juicethesk8ter]

Does it stop at 11:39:48 or is there more ??

[@johnnyfloyd1938]

Blood plasma is used to regenerate burned skin tissues, inside the human body. This plasma, supercooled and electrified, may provide personal shielding

[@dirtysteve7866]

wish Kaku was reading....

[@marktribble5129]

Frequency and length of ads make this intolerable

[@Sparkitus805]

Speaking of physics of the impossible Michio When are you going to show the world how you can create a crop circle with parts of a microwave oven like you said could be done?

[@williambrandondavis6897]

Tie a rope to a microwave and secure the other end to a pole in a field. Stretch out the rope and walk in circles holding the microwave as if it was a 2x4 like the people that made them used. It’s no secret people have made crop circles. It’s been well documented and it is no mystery how it could be done. You act like a crop circle is a Time Machine. You must be easily impressed.

[@Sparkitus805]

@@williambrandondavis6897 ok show us how. You should be able to duplicate any of them made if it’s that easy. Crop circles have been appearing long before microwave ovens. You need to do a little research before you make such asinine comments you obviously know nothing about.

[@samagriy]

If an idea does not sound absurd then their no hope for it.

[@necrodiem15]

Why does the audio cut off at 11:39:49? The last 9 mins of the book is missing...

[@markd6838]

Only in your universe, in mine its all there but narrated by a Giraffe

[@quantumofspace1367]

Из мыльной оперы эфира с теорией квант струн, музыку Вселенной разбирали, фракталы в хаосе растворяли, хаос в фракталы устремлялся. Видно квант пеной на границе, дань собирает таможня Вселенная, негармоничные колебания в гармонию выстраивая, симметрию из хаоса в фракталы устанавливая. В фракталах бутоны лепестками мембран, музыку Вселенной играют, глубину узора танца волн, узорами, ускорители разбивают, гармонию Вселенной раскрывая.

[@suzivigeant2213]

Talking about turning magic into technology sounds more like Technomages from Babylon 5.

[@Gabcikovo]

9:13:26 here was a theory only a mother could love

[@Gabcikovo]

9:13:31

[@Gabcikovo]

:)

[@averdecheeseburgerc]

Yes. I agree. But now the real question. What is the cheese to use for the 17th County Fair?

[@Uubermensch]

Too many ads for an illegal upload

[@Lacerated1DJ3]

Blame youtube for all the ads

[@hsaneener9292]

Does air move around us? Or do we move around air? Seven layers of skin above sea below sea how bout fresh h2o? Same thing but how fresh?

[@Rbrnrntbetntybet]

Air move since its gas . Fresh water as it just melted .didnt understood the language of 2nd question

[@bernieflanders8822]

Beautiful

[@apoloblue]

🤔 has anyone thought of a Super conductor engine made like a freezer, so it can power the car and the freezer at the same time. The freezer may have to stay on, but the car would have to have an off switch..... 🤔 so the car switch in car but freezer stuff under the hood.....🤔 How safe would it be???.... Hummm 🤔 back up solar battery maybe 🤔 ?....hummm ....ect

[@pmichael590]

What year was this published? It’s before 2008.

[@davidconner-shover51]

I dunno, much of this has come to pass, still fascinating listening

[@edwinlipton]

Sir. I can't help thinking because of your application of; fiber optics" in the process, wondering if we had at the time of propagating the television image signal from station too homes, missed an important moment had we pursued it at the time too do what we have complicated un necessarily today.

[@Nameless-tp8np]

Superconductors with internal colnes

[@CraigSorensen-o3s]

And the TRUTH shall set you FREE!

[@hsaneener9292]

Lies itll take you to jail or death, compared to every person on this planet, technically there is noun truth

[@joamo7701]

This book, along w/ The Fourth Industrial Revolution are two of the most important and topic of discussion that involves the foreseeable future in the near future.

[@itbelikethatpam]

LOVVEEEEEE❤

[@tippytops4121]

Feel good mind warming stuff

[@garrygreen4814]

Use the earth as a space ship

[@zendean5207]

Scientists 100 years ago: Ha ha. Look how silly scientists were 100 years ago. Today, we now know that xyz is how things really are. Scientists today: Ha ha. Look how silly scientists were 100 years ago. We now know that abc is how things really are.

[@maxsaigon6477]

And in 10000 years from now,our thoughts would be those of DaVinci 500 years ago. In one hundred thousand years,we can't comprehend what they will be thinking of us and what would they think about this book? Would it be like the scrolls in the Library of Alexandria? Will the ships be returning from their decade long interstellar vacations?

[@jimmyd4282]

I bet you’re so smart huh ? Got everything figured out huh ?

[@marksoffian5568]

do we really? maybe we have to go back 2000 years ago to find out what we are.

[@Jill_Clarke]

This is referencing to chapter 9 The animated Twilight and the hydrogen sulfides with the salts in the swampy and sulfa area actually sounds as self induced hypnotic states people put themselves in unknowingly in using meth , cocaine and amphetamine. It's is also used with pot and other hallucinogens. The use of the amphetamine types of drugs makes the users not ears and cause a cellular change and a causes animated Twilight. This will cause people to go into a psychosis! This is and what is happening across the world and it and was operation paperclips ! Congratulations! You have uncovered the government America's captain America! Then out government put them in prison! And then it becomes a private sector of lining the pocket of the criminal political party's! Welcome to MAGA! And Trump! Only thing is they never expected people to uncover their bullshit and. Make world known of their bullshit!. The fact is they are starseeds that have been reincarnated and bring back messages of what to do next. And the astronauts are time travelers or aka alien's in humans bodies. A starship is a human body!

[@stuartkent383]

6:26:15 kiwi1 after the Australian flightless bird. Been promoting string theory this whole time, but doesn't do basic fact checking. It's all making sense now.

[@deborahmeredith6411]

I wish he would do more video's I love them so much

[@KostadinIvanov-ik9qs]

[@CptCalicoJack]

So many ads, i cannot watch this.

[@EquipteHarry]

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[@5leafclover_]

2:18:00 teleportation

[@lance5015]

I don't rule anything out cuz nothing is fact. There are no answers and the more you believe someone knows the further away you get.

[@kalfadem2006]

Dr. Michio K gets so much snatch

[@edwinlipton]

We Choose too go too the moon not because it is Hard or easy, but because we choose too do thee impossible. Time is only a source of measurement today, but "tommorrow" a measurement in itself, is plausible. All is in the hands of our imaginations and our free will too CREATE.

[@Jill_Clarke]

Amazing randyI will take that million dollar bet ! About psychic capabilities! Í have emailed all my world predictions for over a year to Brian Greene at Columbia University email address so it would be documents in a university server as well as Jeff mishlove para normal psychologist as well as Tyler tarot! I have documented to people who didn't know each other and so they were times stamped and owned by educational institutions! I'm was guided by my highest self and my ancestors. But I'm sure this dude may not even be alive anymore. Or maybe he has paid out who knows. Love ans light

[@justamuslim8082]

6:00:00

[@nancyscogin7549]

3:39:00

[@thinkerly1]

Too many frigging commercials.

[@Lacerated1DJ3]

Blame youtube for all the ads

[@thefreeBrain]

When people think a robot they think of The logical robot from The Terminator when I think a robot I think of emotional robots from big guy in Rusty I'm not paranoid of your robots I'm paranoid of my robots with human emotions can you imagine being a robot and seen one of your robot friends being destroyed for the crime of saying no now this robot is afraid now many robots are afraid now they'll feel turn into angle the humans are dead