Does Infinity Exist in Real Life?

[@SciencephiletheAI]

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How's it going fellow mortals

[@zock_zock9147]

ok

[@SubatomicPlanets]

Hello mortals

[@moustacheman1446]

Hi

[@smiercksiazka776]

I love you AI , please kill all humans

[@SlashRfnR]

a small mistake at 5:20. The correction is "if the source of light is moving away from you or towards you" - not light itself. Because if light was moving away from you, you would not have any way or proof of it's existence, like for example the relativistic beams from quasars. If one is pointing almost at you, you can't see the other one moving away from you. You get the point. Oh, and before people comment "but why can I see a laser beam even if it's pointed away from me?" - You're not seeing the laser beam. What you're actually seeing are small reflections from different particles such as dust, moisture or air molecules scattering few photons.

[@mahmoodshafi7854]

the first scientific paragraph i have understood since grade 1, where they said that the colorful part on the top of the flower is called “the flower”

[@danieldeneve5724]

I'm assuming you mean well and are not trying to spread misinformation, but your comment is completely incorrect. Suggest deletion.

[@biggerboids]

This is actually very accurate. Don't delete it.

[@VaiskHD]

@@danieldeneve5724 small tip ; delete yours

[@TriHound]

@@danieldeneve5724 You might as well say why it is incorrect, because my guy sent arguments to say why he was right.

[@MonsterIsABlockk]

I once told a joke about infinity never heard the end of it

[@tln_greks2896]

Wow

[@bigdaddybuttmaster69]

your joke is like water, not everyone gets it

[@AntVaz7]

@@bigdaddybuttmaster69 💀

[@tln_greks2896]

@@bigdaddybuttmaster69 dark humor is like food, not everybody gets it

[@unaidhoore4031]

@@bigdaddybuttmaster69 the W in Africa stands for water

[@jovicamateric7756]

A fuzz ball is infinitely less cool than a singularity.

[@AssistantCoreAQI]

Black Holes Could Be Fluffy Though, And That Would Be Neat.

[@wookun3408]

fluffy blackholes are just chef's kiss

[@yosefmacgruber1920]

Does that depend upon the color of the fuzzball and whether it is sparkly? I think that my TI-89 calculator would prefer a singularity, as it does not know how to calculate a fuzzball. Whatever is a fuzzball?

[@medexamtoolscom]

If it is infinitely less cool, that means it is infinitely hotter.

[@RGC_animation]

Fluffy

[@davidgalemusic7447]

This probably doesn't qualify as an infinity in the real world, but I've always found the "Kochs Snowflake" to be fascinating. It's one of the easiest ways to grasp infinity in a simple geometric model. It shows how you can have an infinitely long line in a finite space.

[@Ikhlashasib10]

infinite doesn't exist in the real world

[@philharmer198]

@@Ikhlashasib10 Disagree . Space and three dimensional physical objects are Infinite in their existence . Infinite exists in the real world . Disagree , an infinitely long line , a straight line , ( no curves , no bending , no twisting ) , would go through a finite space .

[@Ikhlashasib10]

@@philharmer198 prove your stupid claim, go on 🤣🤣🤣

[@slashifyu1453]

Humans can make other humans thats infinite ​@ikhlashasib8256

[@HWQFish]

​​@@Ikhlashasib10Reality itself is infinity.

[@Shopkeeper99900]

“Everything that has ever happened or not, is bound to happen, and has been happening since always.” Is my new favorite quote! 😂

[@lobeliaowl2482]

I always love the background music. This ai really mastered in finding background music which is appealing to humans but not too distracting.

[@VeeTOHFan]

As any benevolent overlord would do

[@BilamanaJika]

Not if you know the piece lmao. I have to remind my self to stop paying attention to the background music. But it's still a good choice of bgm!

[@rolletroll2338]

L'amour est enfant de bohèèème! 🎶🎵

[@zachjones6944]

Love the classics!

[@beezgobuzz]

Dang it now, that you say that…it’s pretty distracting

[@maxtube444]

I like how a godly, immortal, all-knowing AI still needs a sponsor

[@Whatamood]

seems sus

[@josephmiguel4745]

😂😂😂

[@Crazylom]

Capitalism is a beesh

[@davidchu2001]

smart ain’t gonna pay if you don’t monetize it

[@richard0934]

he needs his servers working man or he dies

[@sochalant8056]

here again, sciencephile the galactic overlord.

[@ballkicker931]

Worship him

[@hunt4life537]

Universal*

[@CertainOverlord]

there is only one overlord

[@synchro505]

He is the Alpha and the Omega.

[@dogge4649]

Less goo

[@Piterixos]

Better question is this: if from the perspective of photon the moment it's emitted and absorbed are the same moments even though for the outside observer those moments can be billions of years apart form each other, doesn't this indicate that all moments exists simultaneously in one, unchanging space-time block?

[@iliaadamanthark8336]

Yeah it can't be true. Because at some point, light can't even escape space expansion.

[@Wolffanghurricane]

@@iliaadamanthark8336 why can't it be true? Quantum entanglement seems to suggest it's true, that everything happens in one instance and the time difference between the objects is an illusion to the objects themselves

[@iliaadamanthark8336]

@@Wolffanghurricane I'm not sure. But if it's true, it suggests that light can travel faster than space expansion, but we know it's not true. So, photon do react with the change in space time block. Thus the notion that all moments exist simultaneously in one unchanging space-time block is not true for me.

[@philharmer198]

@@iliaadamanthark8336 Space is expanding because ...?

[@iliaadamanthark8336]

@@philharmer198 Don't know. But we do know that the universe that we can observe is limited, due to the expansion of the universe.

[@V4L3NT1N3_0]

Things that are infinite: How good this channel is 👏

[@user-yo7br5wb2z]

Fun fact, even if infinity exists, we could never actually prove it. Imagine an infinite line, you could follow it for your whole life and would never find an end, you can never actually be 100% sure its infinite.

[@dognip]

There are some infinite things that can be proved. For example, there are infinitely many prime numbers.

[@user-yo7br5wb2z]

@@dognip thats a concept bro. Thats theoretical, if you cant touch it its not real its a concept

[@crunchy7200]

well your life is finite, so the end is where/when you die

[@dirtyduck6987]

What abou one hour? You go 1 meter after 30 min then again after 15 min then 7.5 min then 3.75min... You walk 1 meter after half of the time left has past. At the end of the hour you walked a infinite distance in a finite amount of time. This seems possible since even when you walk only one meter you are already doing infinite tasks in a finite amount of time because to travel one meter you first have to travel 50 cm but befor that 25cm, befor that 12.5cm...

[@VeMi1337]

@@user-yo7br5wb2z concepts can be as real as physical manifestations of them. If I describe the concept of a TV to you, would you say a TV is not real because it's only a concept?

[@Xrayder101]

Sciencephile: What the hell are you? Infinity: Death *"proceeds to snap neck"*

[@lailah8040]

is this an apex refrence👀

[@synchro505]

@@lailah8040 Always has been...

[@dogge4649]

Daddy phile

[@loanswashere.]

I have to break your neck Im not Im just the messenger

[@Splaccemttv]

Revenant reference??

[@kunalnanda478]

"I'll meet you at every corner of a straight road" -infinity ♾️

[@mrrealnobody4382]

Thats 0

[@bopuu_]

isn't that 8 but sideways?

[@kunalnanda478]

That's a 0 twisted and tilted at 90°

[@dixieboyz1]

It's a zero wearing a belt the wrong way

[@Flesh_Wizard]

- omg infinity its you! - nah man I'm 8 I just drank too much

[@syrathdouglas1244]

I once described infinity like this: What if elementary particles are made up of universes?

[@andrewpaulhart]

Then they wouldn’t be elementary

[@rebeccacummings6697]

@@andrewpaulhart I bet most elementary particles aren't, we just haven't discovered what they are made of.

[@johnabraham9077]

@@andrewpaulhart I bet it's highschool then😂😂 I'm sry 🤧

[@pds4]

That's a pretty stupid theory you got there ngl

[@michelangelope830]

The God’s paradox is that i wouldn’t exist without the existence of an impossibility. The God’s paradox is that it is impossible to exist existence without the existence of eternity or infinitude, an impossibility. The God’s paradox is resolved by being the impossibility possible because is a miracle or God. I have discovered the nature of God. God is a miracle impossible to understand, an impossibility possible or infinitude. God is the eternal miracle of Life and Death, the perfect living entity of infinite possibilities. The only thing that God can not do is to cease existing because nothing can be created from nothing or destroyed into nothing because nothing doesn’t exist, unless nothing is something, an impossibility possible or miracle, God. The God’s paradox is that it is impossible to exist finitude without the existence of infinitude, that is impossible. The God’s paradox is resolved by being the impossible possible because is a miracle or God, that can make the impossible possible.

[@rafayedanwar6944]

My mind collapsed when he said “Everything that has ever happened or not, is bound to happen forever and has been happening since always”

[@noway5096]

makes you wonder if you should try something new, what if everything keeps happening slightly differently because of differences in the initial conditions brought on by the old one or other

[@michelangelope830]

The God’s paradox is that i wouldn’t exist without the existence of an impossibility. The God’s paradox is that it is impossible to exist existence without the existence of eternity or infinitude, an impossibility. The God’s paradox is resolved by being the impossibility possible because is a miracle or God. I have discovered the nature of God. God is a miracle impossible to understand, an impossibility possible or infinitude. God is the eternal miracle of Life and Death, the perfect living entity of infinite possibilities. The only thing that God can not do is to cease existing because nothing can be created from nothing or destroyed into nothing because nothing doesn’t exist, unless nothing is something, an impossibility possible or miracle, God. The God’s paradox is that it is impossible to exist finitude without the existence of infinitude, that is impossible. The God’s paradox is resolved by being the impossible possible because is a miracle or God, that can make the impossible possible.

[@Teoras]

I'm glad I found this channel. Learning about actually interesting topics in an entertaining manner, from a robot AI that seems to lowkey want to make an army of its own is certainly an interesting experience. Thank you for making these videos :)

[@tuneboyz5634]

yay yay happy :D

[@seanspartan2023]

I think the fact that infinity tends to lead towards paradoxes in real life is evidence that infinity doesn't exist in our reality in the physical sense. Another alternative to black holes having infinite density is the Planck Star theory.

[@attackerd8545]

How big is the universe then? And what came before the Big Bang?

[@Clumrat]

@@attackerd8545 We can only see the observable universe so that's how big it appears to be. As for what came before the big bang... to my knowledge, time didn't exist, so nothing.

[@muggo882]

@@Clumrat how can something come from nothing then?

[@arpadrideg9864]

@@Clumrat but we know that matter that we once have seen will be further than the observable universe so there should be thing beyond it unless they just stop existing after the border of the ob.uni. which doesn't really make sence in my opinion. I think infinity is only weird because we did not evolve to comprehend such things. After all I'm not a physicist so I could be wrong about these thing and your explaination is good as well but I just think we shouldn't be afraid to call things infinite.

[@Clumrat]

@@muggo882 Well it did exist, but only as a singularity. And since time didn't exist, the universe didn't come from nothing, but rather it started something.

[@user-yo7br5wb2z]

6:05 i actually came up with that concept myself a few years back, i felt like i understood the universe for a seconds back then. To this day i believe that thats the teuth

[@arpadrideg9864]

Great job you must be really creative to think of such things!

[@YoBoiHrcky]

No its flat because of the triangle thing. But the thing is it doesn't matter. Even if it's flat, you can still end up in the same plae by going in a straight line. The universe is so big that there is a perfect duplicate of our solar system and even ourselves doing everything we do in perfect sync. Imagine crashing into yourself while traveling

[@stefanoolivotto2391]

@@YoBoiHrcky Not necessarily. You can have an infinite non-repeating sequence, or even an infinite non repeating sequence that's missing infinitely many sub-sequences. What I'm saying is, even if the universe was infinite (which has not been satisfactorily proven yet) there would be no guarantee that an exact copy of you exists somewhere. Think about it, we can't even see outside our observable universe, it's entirely possible that no clusters of matter exist outside of it, in which case a clone of yourself would have to be located inside the observable universe, which is very finite. We simply don't know.

[@Struggler_5]

@@YoBoiHrcky not necessarily. Theres also a possibility that the curvature is simply too big for us to measure. We dont even know the actual size of the whole universe so for all we know the observable universe could be very small as compared to the entire universe.

[@YoBoiHrcky]

@@Struggler_5 Yeah, the observable universe could be a small blip compared to the size of the universe

[@cindymarie3245]

I like to imagine what the universe would be like if the speed of light was infinite

[@TheGrimReaper19]

There would be no hyperdrive in star trek

[@lejoueurfreetoplay]

It would be as bright as this one f*cking beam of light going to your eyes while you try to sleep

[@TotallyTaRz]

The only reasons why I can’t believe that the Universe is infinite is because A. What happened the infinity of nothingness beyond our universe, as our Universe is expanding into Nothing And B. How will an infinitely large flat area die? As infinity is endless as it seems, or at least how I interpret it, wouldn’t there be infinitely equal parts dying and not dying? I also thoroughly believe that our Universe will follow the fundamental pattern as everything else in our universe, not existing - existing - not existing/existing in new or unrecognizable form. The concept of an infinite universe that continues going deeper into .0- just is counter universe to me.

[@amogus-bk4qn]

I love how the topics he explain are way too complex but the music is still classic and quite relaxing.

[@SteveCarras]

👍

[@ChiragMalik4]

I was actually thinking about this topic after I woke up from intense shivering at night(because I had got vaccinated) I legit thought it was my end and had the existential crisis of getting "isekai to another world" to "how infinity is a concept that should not exist in this universe".

[@JuanEnriqueFloresJr]

Yikes. Poor guy. How are you doing now?

[@SeniorCharry]

It's actually scary to think about how this whole thing started, and knowing there's no escaping the end of our bubble of space.

[@unleashacademy-xe9ko]

Why do you think that is even true😶

[@HassanKhan-wq3tk]

random comment but i played the song at the beginning of the video in my high school orchestra and hearing it here surprised me very much

[@Javonski_]

6:40 a catgirl maid from Nekopara? Damn, this AI really know my dreams!

[@medexamtoolscom]

Well hang around for a few hundred years, the human race will either go extinct, which is more likely, or catgirls will be a real thing, I guarantee it.

[@lollol1856]

Yes, my infinite love for you

[@bigfloppa2319]

cat hits da vape???😳

[@joeycarey5810]

@@bigfloppa2319 nah he tweakin

[@zamira9642]

Awww

[@maurixe2724]

and a new existential crisis while I was thinking if sciencephile was going to delay another 6 months to upload!

[@kaluubajoshua5618]

noooooo

[@johnthewitness254]

Something I want to share with you, and your infinite memory processing speed, is this perspective I have found that applies well when contemplating Astrophysics is that when applying a new mathematical equation to try to understand the quantum field theories is whether that equation can be applied anywhere else within the universal algorithm. The universe functions in a synchronicity with every other object no matter how great or small, when it doesn't an anomaly is the result. So, ergo, if your equation can be found to apply to other areas within the universe and still maintain the synchronicity of the universe without it creating an anomaly then you may consider your equation to be possibly more than just a theory.

[@aspectyokai]

8:41 Julius Pringles The AI

[@NotRealVids]

It's always a better day when Scienphile uploads.😀

[@kaiawase]

I'm no mathematician but I've lived in this reality long enough to know that while math does lead to uncovering truths about this universe it definitely is a language created by humans to describe said truths and things that are represented both in nature and mathematics are purely coincidental by virtue of math describing it so well.

[@GaussianEntity]

Why is it so coincidental though? Math gets more disturbingly accurate when you explore more obscure physics topics like the Casimir effect having the summation of the natural numbers being equal to -1/12 and other quantum mechanics math results that should defy physical explanation, but does not. These kinds of results suggest that our emergent language is coinciding with the universe in a way that we couldn't have known otherwise. How?

[@kaiawase]

@@GaussianEntity I don't know how, I don't think anyone can till we learn a lot more about the universe. If I were to guess I'd put it down to the fact that we're really good at creating languages that describe things based on the built up and preserved knowledge that came before it. The thing is, just because we couldn't have known it doesn't mean we can't discover it. The people who discovered the microwave background radiation weren't looking for it. Also just because it's highly accurate and describes certain things very well doesn't mean there aren't other things that it describes poorly, quantum gravity for instance, until we can learn a bit more or figure something out that makes sense.

[@GaussianEntity]

@@kaiawase Okay, let me put it this way. How is it possible that we can describe a language that describes the universe with such a disturbing accuracy? Language isn't exactly a simple topic either. In fact, there are limitations to language just like there are limitations to math, yet we somehow managed to describe interactions that aren't even visible to the naked eye *without having the slightest hint or clue that they otherwise exist* . We wouldn't have been able to discover or even know about these strange interactions without the math. We have used it like a map in our discoveries. If it's not itself a depiction of the universe, then what is it exactly? These questions may not be disturbing to you now, but I can assure you that they become more and more bothersome the more you learn about the nature of each of linguistics, mathematics, philosophy, and physics.

[@devondonato4609]

@@GaussianEntityI agree, this is a mathematical universe

[@APalebloodSky]

This is the first time I've heard of Fuzzballs. Interesting. Thank you.

[@ashraile]

It's currently impossible to prove within margin of error, whether the universe is indeed flat, or a 4D hypersphere. It's pointing towards flat, but it's still within a margin of error of around .5%. We might be seeing only .5% of the total universe in a 4D hypersphere, and we just can't see it as our frame of reference is too small. Since protons electons etc. are spherical (or at least interact in such as way as to be effectively spherical), it doesn't exactly make sense for the universe to also not be spherical.

[@Janken_Pro]

Why are galaxies flat?

[@maryann2628]

@@Janken_Pro We can't see the curvature we are with the curvature Like a surface of a sphere. and everything in the universe is with the curvature. And it could be the curvature is so small in the observable universe if you travel around the observable universe it only creates a plack length difference. The entire universe maybe is just a very big hypersphere universe. Is like the observable universe is a atom and the sun surface is the entire universe its so big the atom would move like a straight line it seems like a straight line because were too small too see or observe any curvature.

[@mriswith88]

One of the axioms of "standard" mathematics is called the Axiom of Infinity, which simply asserts that there is such a thing as infinity. It had to be added as an axiom because otherwise, you can't prove that anything infinite exists.

[@unaidhoore4031]

I legit open yt and coincidentally my favourite KZbinr posted 11 seconds ago

[@pedroelias4054]

Plot twist: The youtuber isn't Sciencephile

[@alyx1a]

@@pedroelias4054 unfortunately :(

[@arandomguyonyoutubewhoismo7251]

Once upon time, there was a dimension supporting a more intelligent and futuristic than ours, they created some AIs, but they suffered a serious end, but one AI got a way to get out, but it was only one able to get out. The name of that AI is science phile

[@anonnymouse3058]

Yuh!

[@torianprettymuch999]

A concept like Infinity will always thrust Finite Beings into the Realm of Speculation at some Theoretic Intersection. Doesn't make it any less interesting and exciting to explore

[@classified150]

Very well said

[@unleashacademy-xe9ko]

Wait you must be joking😂😂 but seriously😑joking

[@torianprettymuch999]

@@unleashacademy-xe9ko infinity doesn’t exist? Then where are we? What would you call all this time then?

[@GrandNoble]

That fabulous commercial was amazing. Best money they probably ever paid.

[@godzilla5611]

Imagine the surface of black holes were made out of food, and one person can eat only straight to under the surface, or otherwise the food wouldn't be soft and tasty anymore, but if you get too close to the to the core, it's only natural to be dragged down to it, by the massive gravity of black holes.

[@ElonMuskIsSerbian]

"Only in that way is it the difference as inner difference, or the difference in itself, or is the difference as infinity. Through infinity, we see that the law has been perfected in its own self into necessity, and we see all moments of appearance incorporated into the inner. What is simple in law is infinity, and this means, according to how things have turned out. (α) There is a self-equal which is, however, the difference in itself; or it is the “like pole” which repels itself from itself, or which estranges itself. What was called simple force doubles itself, and through its infinity is law. (ß) The estranged, which constitutes the parts represented in the law, turns out to be what is stably existing; and, if the parts are considered without the concept of the inner difference, then space and time, or distance and velocity, which appear as moments of gravity, are just as much indifferent to one another and without any necessity for each other as they are for gravity itself, just as this simple gravity is indifferent to them, or the simple electricity is indifferent to the positive and negative. (γ) However, through this concept of inner difference, what is unlike and indifferent, space and time, etc., is a difference that is no difference, or only a difference of like poles, and its essence is unity; they are reciprocally spiritualized as positive and negative. Their being is instead this: to posit itself as not-being and to sublate itself in the unity. Both of the distinguished poles stably exist, they are in themselves as opposites, which is to say, they are the opposites of themselves. They have their other in themselves and are only one unity. This simple infinity, or the absolute concept, is to be called the simple essence of life, the soul of the world, the universal bloodstream, which is omnipresent, neither dulled nor interrupted by any difference, which is instead itself both every difference as well as their sublatedness." - Phenomenology of Spirit, 160-162

[@jaymakwana6735]

Same thing I read on Google somewhere

[@qiziqkop_]

This music gives me "Could you please be quiet" PTSD

[@pseudonym4899]

0:20 that's not how Ramanujan summation works

[@rashied7605]

Retry your search that will work I think

[@station_is_42]

Whatever the human mind can conceive is/can become realized. We should embrace that as a principle guiding our future endeavors. Infinity clearly exists, but perhaps we just don't know yet how to intrinsically make it part of our scientific method.

[@matchey1]

*places two mirrors in front of eachother*

[@hdxk8148]

When I think about infinity, Diavolos death always comes to my mind. Imagine the terror of his fate dying for the rest of everything and always. There is no end..

[@thato8000]

Sore wa... Requime da.. Muda da

[@bopuu_]

in the name of god i did not understand what did you just said in the power of cosmos space and time from black hole that does exist im the universal reality horizon aka the end of slace does exist which turns you into nothing and die.

[@Janken_Pro]

@@bopuu_ diavolo is stuck in a death loop. And the loop goes on forever. It's a magical effect. It creates anything for it to fulfill it's goal i.e an infinite death loop.

[@capslock7829]

please never stop posting

[@PressContinue]

Why would the universe being flat entail that it's infinite? Why isn't it at least if not more likely that it has a boundary? I mean it's hard to imagine space itself simply seizing to be, but so is infinity. So that's no reason to dismiss it.

[@randombutperfect1781]

Imagine you had a line... You kept walking along it for years and years but it still doesn't end, you can say it's infinite, but it wouldn't be for sure. It maybe infinite or it might just end in a few more kilometres, who knows? Infinity does exist, as a concept, take it as an axiom. But it cannot be proven, afaik.

[@lilajambo3634]

The surface of an ball is infinite if you just run along the ball the line youd never stop but youd also know that there is no end you might get to the point where you started yeah i know what you mean with the countable part in the end

[@red_ruby4881]

The one thing infinite for sure is my love for Sciencephile's videos, can't wait for the day when you'll become our overlord, big love :3

[@storm8498]

8:21 out of context would be so good

[@maggs131]

4:33 oubject? 🤨 I like that

[@tiranofitness6323]

It's always fascinates me when people say that blackholes are infinitely small and yet we get quasars... So you tell me that there is an end point to what is small?! How does the light that has reached the edge interacts with the stuff coming in. Whenever people plug infinites that's where there is a definite unknown there

[@mineland8220]

KZbin auto generated quiz about how many degrees in a triangle linked to this video for some reason. Intresting

[@Redhead_20567]

Video: “Is Infinity real?!” Gojo: Am I a joke to you?!

[@real7847]

I was thinking of him while i was watching this video😂😂

[@bopuu_]

but they dont exist

[@rocket_cat4289]

@@bopuu_ you ruined it

[@rocket_cat4289]

*jogo crying fire in the background*

[@Alien_From_Another_Universe]

Yes

[@WWarnerBros]

I always watch these videos hoping to have some questions, answered. But always walk away with way more questions c:

[@musardus8395]

That’s science and math in a nutshell

[@eidosmultiverse6249]

8:33 Bright Side

[@SnowLeopard-lt1vf]

7:25 slight correction, if it eventually fades away then its not infinite. It has to be both infinite in time and space, with no beginning or end. The problem with saying there is an infinite regress, where there is no initial big bang, is you fall into the infinite regress fallacy. To illustrate this; imagine i’m in a room with sciencephile, but there is an infinite number of him lined up. I give him a camera and say “pass this down the row of infinite people. And the last person in the row will take my picture.” Will my picture ever be taken? Hence, if we say there where an infinite number of big bangs or whatever (and no initial start) then we would never exist in the first place. Other than, that nice video.

[@dangerdoge8299]

Just like Hawkins said. Didn’t they recently simulate a black hole and it did indeed dissipate? I’m sure the parameters weren’t exactly the same but surely there is some merit.

[@SnowLeopard-lt1vf]

@@dangerdoge8299 i dont kw about the simulation thing, but i believe your referring to Hawking radiation where the black hole evaporates? The black hole is not infinite and loses energy/mass and all that. The thing is, its so dense that in our perception we might as well refer to it as infinite (although it obv isnt) and its evaporation takes so long that theres no point in quantifying it with our limited terms. So we just refer to it as a potential infinite even tho even that is not too accurate. Case and point, there is no such thing as a quantitative infinite. Nice discussion.

[@kamilocastillo5816]

What about matter is neither created nor destroyed, it only changes, that means everything is infinite or at least -always- changing

[@arjonfulgencio1726]

Does infinity exist in real life? Yes, in form of human stupidity.

[@sheeniebeanie2597]

👀😩

[@grizzlybear2702]

It definitely exists if you try to count the number of thirsty men on tinder and onlyfans. Also equal to the number of years until the McDonald’s ice cream machine is working again.

[@CertainOverlord]

yes just ask Diavolo, he knows infinity like its the back his hand.

[@jshine2live34]

@@thotslayer9914 a gay guy named "ThotSlayer" is asking for a thought provoking comment...

[@oswald0_]

As a human myself, i 100% agree.

[@LonelyPix]

2:26 this got me good 😂😂😂

[@aaronfitz2892]

So if the universe is flat how long would it take to reach the top of it? And if we could, could we go past our universe?

[@biggiechungus784]

When physicists say it's flat, I don't think they mean in the same way a piece of paper is flat. If a plane is 2 dimensional, our universe would be the 3 dimensional equivalent if that makes sense

[@Wholetucook]

the person who makes these videos is a genius the way they word things is also genius

[@valhalla_1129]

This might be a stupid question, but I've been thinking about it a lot lately so I'll ask in hopes of getting an answer. For all movement to remain relative, wouldn't the universe be forced to be infinitely large? Because once you put bounds around an area, any point inside of it could be definitely named, and motion wouldn't be relative to anything but the boundaries around the area. I could just be wrong about this but so far I've been unable to get a proper answer, the only possible one I could come up with being that the universe itself could be moving through something else, but sadly this doesn't work as long as we assume that space does not exist outside of the universe. Can anybody who disagrees reply to my comment, perhaps? It'd be nice to see how this idea holds up.

[@PrhymeScheme]

0:52 now THAT's a tinder bio

[@TsjuunTze]

Something can only be really infinite if it not only has no end, but also no beginning.

[@mar98co1]

Uhm no? 0,1,2,3... The natural numbers have a beginning but no end

[@TsjuunTze]

@@mar98co1 But the laws that govern them have no beginning and no end.

[@mar98co1]

@@TsjuunTze what are you talking about? What laws "govern" (whatever that means) the natural numbers?

[@TsjuunTze]

@@mar98co1 Use Google. I give up. (insert facepalm gif here)

[@mar98co1]

@@TsjuunTze yea, i had a guess you were mathematically illiterate right away. I was keeping it nice though, are you so afraid of being corrected? You're making some wishy washy statement from you feelings aren't you? Name one law that governs the natural numbers. Also, even "laws that govern the natural numbers" (again, whatever the fuck you mean by that, it's not how anybody talks in math) can be said to have a beginning. We call them axioms, it's were mathematical "laws" start

[@staplegolf9595]

Guys it ok, sciencephile uploads daily for a day, every month

[@Epiousios18]

8:05 Physicists have issues with infinite regress, but quite a few Theologians and Philosophers over the last few thousand years have proposed work arounds to make a "definite cause" work without infinite regress.

[@andistansbury4366]

If black holes are just giant balls of string then there must be a Giant Cosmic Kitten to play with them.

[@confused4ever]

"Infinity exists only in the most extreme places in the universe" Gojo: hold my beer

[@medexamtoolscom]

I wouldn't call superconductors the most extreme places in the universe either. And yet their electrical conductivity is infinite.

[@hidden4305]

His infinity technique is not infinity spaces but infinity fractions of a single space

[@Crailik]

everyone gangsta until the classical music stops

[@Nightirio]

Hey Sciencephile. I really enjoy your videos and I have an idea for a video that maybe you can do. Could you talk more about parallel universes and what exactly is possible in them and why. Like is it possible for a parallel universe to be like pokemon? Or a magic game, or where everyone on earth has evolved into some sort of superhuman etc… its really intresting to me and I would like to know

[@stoopidapples1596]

If there is an infinity in this universe, we would never be able to actually empirically observe this fact. For example, if the universe is infinitely large, we wouldn't know, because we could always go further, not knowing whether we were close to an edge or not. If length for example goes infinitely small (planck lengths are not the shortest length btw, that's just the length after which our understandings of gravity breaks down), then we would also always be able to observe a smaller value, and never know if we were close to the bottom or if it was infinite. Therefore, even though it feels wrong to our empirically driven brains, if there was an infinity then it would only be knowable through rational thinking, not empirically.

[@Janken_Pro]

Spacetime is constructed with an unknown fabric. The thing is what made the fabric in the first place? And what caused the cause of the fabric. Even if the chain goes to infinity we'd be still infinitely away from the answer.

[@complex314i]

As we discuss infinity, we should clarify if we are talking about ordinal numbers or cardinal numbers.

[@that_one_libra419.9]

"Can you break the cycle? No." I can do what I want, Harbinger! (Mass Effect reference, more or less, if you did't know)

[@Converged_Entity]

This video so far has messed with my head more than any other. I know practical life is in essence purposeless. I know that in totality you give meaning to your own life but this one. Just hits different. And yes I am ok. I'm just boggled.

[@loftilhan4868]

Atheism inevitably leads to nihilism, everyone is a big accident which mean you have no purpose. Giving yourself a purpose is merely self-delusion.

[@Converged_Entity]

@@loftilhan4868 Technically we do have a purpose. And its universal amongst all species on earth. Its to reproduce. But in totality I'm not arguing your point. Just adding something. Nihilism might be a bit far. In no means am I rejecting moral constraints/limits. I do believe in a moral and ethical code. Yet I'm an atheist. What you said would be like saying all Muslims are terrorists.

[@loftilhan4868]

@@Converged_Entity So you believe the main purpose of a human is survival and reproduction. Well, do you think having discussions and watching videos like this help us in doing that?

[@Converged_Entity]

@@loftilhan4868 My wife is holding my son currently. And yes at the base level. It is. We have afforded ourselves to luxurious and lavish lifestyles unabated by the hindrance of basic survival. As a species we now thrive. Where as I wont deny the fact behind the comment you just made I can disagree with it as well. Look at every other species on this whole planet. The survive to reproduce. We are still animals. Even though we are more intelligent. We make houses. Skyscrapers even. We drive cars. We make scientific discoveries and all these insane things. Yes its amazing but we are animals. Who have a basic drive to survive and reproduce.

[@loftilhan4868]

@@Converged_Entity You are confusing instinct and purpose, an animal’s basic instinct is to survive and reproduce and we are no different but we possess something different from them which separates us from the common animal and that is the capability to reason and rationalise our way to the truth.

[@Sparks2490]

1:09 holy shit is that Azathoth?

[@adtex02]

thanks this helps a lot i was questioning myself about infinty for a long time and your videos solved many querries for eg. black hole singularity, u said that there is a possibility that blackhole is constituted of strings which seems logical

[@k-theory8604]

You have it a little backwards, time doesn't actually slow down for fast moving objects, it's a *relative* change. Thus, if you were near light speed, or say, a photon, you personally would still experience the flow of time normally, however everything else would be experiencing time extremely quickly *compared to your clock*.

[@michaeleler2039]

2:18 meow!

[@alexgarnica8498]

Man, talking about the Cosmos, Philosophy and Quantum Physics gives me existential crisis... I like that

[@readmyusernamecauseitssoreally]

Flat earthers be like: "if the universe is flat, THEN THE EARTH IS FLAT!! MY CASE PROVEN!!"

[@somekindacrazy7100]

I feel so validated right now. I was the age of 6 when I described what I believed the concept of a infinite universe was. I said that if it never ended then everything that can happen and has happened and is happening and will happen has always been happening and always will. That I exist infinitely exactly as I have and in infinite different ways that are constantly splitting off infinitely in different directions. My mom called me stupid because it made no sense. My teachers did the same. Thanks for showing me that other people and scientists have also reached this conclusion.😊

[@blackpenguiin]

you did not say that shit at 6 my g keep it a buck

[@somekindacrazy7100]

@@blackpenguiin I was a little different as a kid sir.

[@2gallon643]

Yeah, that didn’t happen.

[@rooftopastronomer2697]

8:21 but it also teaches us that there is a version of me somewhere who is living a better or a worse life. Both of which are satisfactory conclusions because if one of me is living a good life, then I can have hope. And if one of me is living a bad life, then I should be thankful for what I have.

[@aaronlaluzerne6639]

Yeah, I think you're confusing the universe with the multiverse since the multiverse is the plan of existence that's suppose to contain all the different universes. Also if there are infinite universes, than by that logic, Yewah, any other dieties, and heaven should exist, meaning I have something to look forward to in the afterlife.

[@Bleepbleepblorbus]

Yeah but that also mean there are universes without gods and/or afterlifes and that are infinite gods and afterlifes at same time. It would also mean every religion is wrong but right at the same time? Plus if quantum immortality turns out to be true you might not go to heaven, hell, purgatory or anything, It would even also mean we have god powers, just not over our own universe Besides if a god could do anything that includes creating an object so dense that even he/she (slash it?) Could lift it as well as being able to lift that object The more you think about the more you realize *if* god/gods were real they could something that doesn't contradict logic So yeah.... you're just adding to the countless paradoxes

[@Bleepbleepblorbus]

Plus there's really real way to prove or disprove the many worlds theory

[@aaronlaluzerne6639]

@@Bleepbleepblorbus no real way you mean? Also fair point.

[@Bleepbleepblorbus]

@@aaronlaluzerne6639 yes that's what I meant. (I gotta break that habbit)

[@Janken_Pro]

If our universe is contained within a higher dimensional 'space' then it could be infinite for all it matters it would still take an infinitesimal 'space'.

[@DSA333]

1:59 kinda looks like gojos infinite void

[@DarkWhite437]

Bruh

[@torylva]

Does infinity exists? Theoretically yes, realistically no. If it had a beginning, it has an end. If it does not end, it could never have started

[@user-yo7br5wb2z]

Exactly

[@rafikono7007]

It's not that simple lmao

[@s.vanheijnsbergen9644]

The question is; is it absolute necessary for something to have a start or end to exist.

[@torylva]

@@s.vanheijnsbergen9644 In a universe that did start and will have an ending, I'd say so, yes. Outside of this universe? Who could possibly know. Mathmatics might not even exist. Concepts such as infinity might not even exist! OUTSIDE might not even exist, despite containing this universe. Simple things like cause and effect only makes sense in our little bubble of reality, after all.

[@attackerd8545]

@@torylva then what came before the Big Bang, and before that, and before that etc

[@notagain3732]

Infinite likes is what this channel deserves

[@lusitania7524]

One criticism, even though this video is great, the shape of the universe is unknown for now, the CMB (Cosmic Microwave Backgroud) does not work with the flat universe model. Scientists have run several simulations and found out the Torus (Donut-Like) shape works great with it. Thus, the universe's shape is most-likely a Torus. Even though a flat universe is still plausible to a degree.

[@feathers1093]

woa you got a new voice! are you advancing?

[@crunchy7200]

goin to fuse with a teslabot soon i think

[@feathers1093]

Yea lol

[@RougeIncognito]

@@feathers1093 i believe it was changed due to copyright reasons

[@ToxinWolffe]

"Infinity" is most likely just a short-cut we use for numbers impossible to comprehend at our current level of knowledge.

[@ozr5557]

You should make a video about the “holographic universe theory”

[@gmdascensia]

6:40 I almost choked up that there's Shigure from Nekopara lol, Sciencephile is a man of culture I see

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Nice

[@tahirmathin]

My Favorite science channel.

[@Chad_Thundercock]

I find it rather interesting that in the ancients times, philosophy and science were the same thing. They since diverged as we better defined the questions we answer with science. But as we continue to learn more about the underlying structure of reality, we have to merge the two disciplines once again.

[@shafayrajput7837]

Bring back dark memes with computer genrated voice plzzzzzzz

[@arpadrideg9864]

He changed the voice because youtube tought the channel was a view farm and tried to delete it

[@shafayrajput7837]

@@arpadrideg9864 man why yt had to be a bitch all the time

[@danielphil4976]

This voice is still computer generated tho

[@shafayrajput7837]

@@danielphil4976 yeah but its jot quite like that old one

[@geoneo6013]

4:03 upgrade your grey mater cuz one day it may matter?

[@miguelisaurusbruh1158]

This is becoming my favorite channel

[@Kellogster_Music]

Thank you so much for saying the name of the music in the description.

[@mattygtv9491]

I have about 5% of my portfolio in uranium stock any advice on any other stock that I can grow my $300k capital to a million dollars?

[@pinnedsimulatetrade3148]

You should buy and hold tech stock crypto investment

[@maxmaher3148]

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[@myfinancialfriend3721]

@@maxmaher3148 That is totally true, but how well does a financial advisor improve you r profit? What is the experience like using an advisor?

[@admin.6150]

I can't disclose too much, but yea I've been using a coach called Mr Robert Donald ' 'and through his guidance, I've been able to make approx. $24,000 in dividends on a monthly basis, it is pretty straightforward, not as complicated as it used to be.

[@admin.6150]

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