The Paradoxes of Life

[@evenly.2529]

“Life is the most difficult exam, many people fail because they try to copy others, not realizing that everyone has a different question on their paper”

[@zexelflame]

Realest thing I’ve seen today

[@Andres_2004]

damm right

[@informalchipmunk5775]

Surely you didn't make the quote right?

[@causeoflava]

@@informalchipmunk5775surely you are cool.

[@atreyashetty7215]

Thts so true

[@lin837pr2]

It’s just so calming to hear aperture just talk about these topics.

[@humaedila]

true. i use his video to help me to sleep. 😃

[@ssander7005]

Fax bro

[@arislack210]

Right? I ❤ this channel

[@amishaa9601]

@@humaedila this 🙌🏼

[@InspireMomentsonly]

Agreed.

[@evenly.2529]

"Learning never exhausts the mind." School: *We found a way.*

[@ste4lth147]

This is the way Or I could say “Do you know da way!”

[@drew7515]

*teacher shuvs book in your face and forces you to take notes* Nah thats exhausting, learning is stimulating.

[@PaleGhost69]

That's because schools aren't for teaching, they're for training.

[@Stellar-Cowboy]

@@ste4lth147 grow up

[@srishtikumari1022]

Technically that isn’t really learning because learning only happens if someone is interested in learning. So if there’s a subject that you like, you’re most likely succeeding in it.

[@NXBULAPHONK]

This guy could be telling a horror story and I'd still fall asleep I love this dude, amazing content

[@metabro6395]

That’s a thing !

[@joaomarcos7545]

Yeah, so boring Just kidding

[@rahulshanbhag08]

A paradox?

[@raxn2673]

My brain was starting to think a lot when he said “the world is unfair” but then he ended the video like a minute later :(. Aperture’s philosophical videos could legit be an hour long and i still couldnt get enough of them

[@19382q]

dont think about it too much. you''ll go crazy.

[@theimmoralcookie]

Man really just sipped his coffee and ran probability statistics in his head for this little girl for fun. Lmao, I love your channel!

[@paweptaszek4976]

Sadly it's wrong.

[@amaaryusuf3605]

I am so happy that you finally have the recognition you deserve, I remember when you had less than 100k subscribers.

[@SaifAli-jn6dv]

Same

[@blaxxdonyt]

Alright

[@gigabossbitch]

Good ol days

[@rirysama]

it'd be the nicest thing to have an in-depth conversation about space, time and life with this guy.

[@k.z7859]

Paradoxically though it may seem, it is none the less true that life imitates art far more than art imitates life

[@matrixtech6917]

I second that

[@jajaa4837]

Oh wait, but art is mostly created from real life, and humans seem to be inspired by art in their lives, so is life inspired by.. life ? Second round of headache, let’s gooooo

[@ALCRAN2010]

Or in other words, You can't make up this shit.

[@m_christine1070]

. As far as we know ...

[@AlmostEthical]

If life imitates art, that just points to humans' capacity to predict the future

[@onionlayers9457]

"The whole world is currently sitting on a live grenade..." "We're on a ticking bomb whose timer is unknown... Basicslly, we're all alive and not alive at the same time"

[@1qstudios]

Yeah thats how my anxiety works, thanks

[@iammar1159]

The second one is like Schrödinger’s Cat

[@onionlayers9457]

@@iammar1159 yes, that's why I mentioned that😂so long as we dont know when this would happen

[@AegeusI7]

So schrödingers earth?

[@liam8370]

@@iammar1159 lol i wanted to say that

[@thechancellor-]

To the *incredible person* seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.

[@shredrat8579]

Thank you

[@thechancellor-]

@@shredrat8579 ❤️

[@lancedoble8465]

“And then I felt sad because I realized that once people are broken in certain ways, they can't ever be fixed, and this is something nobody ever tells you when you are young and it never fails to surprise you as you grow older as you see the people in your life break one by one. You wonder when your turn is going to be, or if it's already happened.”

[@mitchb311]

You can't fix someone else, but they can still learn to fix themselves.

[@relpek-v]

dude I like that questioning spirit of yours of stuffs happening around you..it is really fascinating to watch the range of topics you cover..doubting the logics and beliefs that most people take as normal I love your perspective overall..thats what i do all the time..love you bro..so glad I get to watch your videos❤

[@self-inflictedphilosophy]

Get lost in the paradox. Getting lost will keep you humble. It will keep you grounded. It will keep you in a constant state of astonishment, where you’re better able to appreciate beauty, to honor paradox, to be open to new experiences, to be flexible and adaptable rather than closed off and dogmatic, to be humorous and vulnerable rather than serious and invulnerable. As Tony Schwartz said, “Let go of certainty. The opposite isn’t uncertainty. It’s openness, curiosity and a willingness to embrace paradox, rather than choose up sides.”

[@benmcreynolds8581]

This is amazing. You can talk about the most difficult, stressful topics, random things, quirky things, and I will always find a new way to be facinated with life even if I was just really down or in a funk or something. Nature and Human nature truly is facinating. The fact that we can comprehend, conduct hypothetical thought processes 💭 is amazing because we can observe nature a glean deeper meaning and behavior mechanics within Nature and utilize those things as if we found like "some sort of video game cheat code to the Universe" it's awesome. This is why, my best therapeutic medicine is hiking with my 2 dogs in the dense woods here in NW Oregon and I get lost in worlds of moss, lichen, fungi, bugs, tree stumps, ferns, old growth oak trees, trees everywhere. I love getting lost in the microclimate of a ecosystem and observing it over time has unintentionally taught me things about life and the world that we live in. Seeing how nature operates and goes through it's 4 seasons each year made me think deeper about how humans naturally have ups and downs that flow organically in life and I thought 💭 it's unnatural for life to be in a constant state of spring time, so it's unnatural to ever consider that us humans could or should be happy and uplifting all of the time (we've all been there where we have unrealistic expectations for ourselves) so I realized that it's natural to have ups and downs and growth and set backs and happy or depressed moments. In nature it's not what things can escape winter, it's what things best can roll with nature and shake it off and bounce back like nothing happened or they gained something from that year that are most successful. So humans shouldn't ever feel like depression is a bad thing that we should not admit to, in reality we should healthily embrace it for a moment and find your own personal ways to gain power of your perspective on the subject so you can experience it but then let it roll off of you like water proof material let's water hit it but the water droplets just roll off it like nothing instead of soaking it, it just effects it lightly and the clothes bounce back just fine, almost creating a mental force feild super power that lets you feel any emotion organically, naturally, but with perspective, you don't get consumed by it or guilt or shame, you realize it's a natural part and function of nature and so you spend less time on any part other than once you're done feeling down you can covert that into energy and motivation for creativity and growth and that's what helps us gain true strength. That's what I've subconsciously been learning from observing nature and how it behaves year after year, (I'm going to rhyme) That with more time it seems like you gain more trust in Nature and the less you Fear. It gives you this sense of Peace ✌️ that no matter how harsh it may seem at times, that there is always a way that it's being utilized in some way and yes it's tough to see sometimes because it depends on how you look at it, but one things for sure is that we know Nature is not wasteful. It is very good at utilizing things. So that gives me peace in the fact that sadly we all pass, all living things pass on, but then I remember that nature wouldn't have a part of it's systems that are such a common underlining function in it's systems for no reason? So it gives me a little peace of mind that even if my mind can never comprehend what comes at the end of time... Im blind but I've observed Nature so many times utilize and use and recycle energy time after time that it calms my mind that our passing isn't a waste of time, it's a necessary function. If it wasn't nature would have found a different junction to conserve energy and currently in our current perspective it's just hard to see that right now, right where we are, is exactly where we ought to be. But this is just my current personal philosophy.

[@saucemeboi9744]

Just to let you know, I read all the way down as I'm waiting in line and had plenty of time. Thank you for sharing your beautiful perspective.

[@IshaaqNewton]

In an episode of What if (Season 1), Kill-monger said to Tony Stark before killing him, “The difference between you and me is that you can’t see the difference between you and me.”

[@tifahefendijagaming9606]

Yooooooooo halal newtooooooooon

[@lolol1372]

Aperture Your videos are so incredibly beautiful made, the tremendously underrated art in cutting this videos in such a creative way, your soothing voice and the perfectly matching background music. Also I love these deep topics. Underrated af

[@mylesinthesky]

Around 5 years ago now, I was working at a backpackers hostel as a receptionist. The hostel reception was pretty close to the lounge area and it was full of guests all relaxing and chatting to one another on a Saturday night. I didn't have much to do, so I was just sat at my desk browsing the web. I came across the birthday paradox and immediately went straight into the lounge area to test it out just for fun. I counted everybody in the room and there were around 20 people. So, I start with the first guy on my right and he tells me his birthday - January 20. I shit you not, that's my birthday. I was speechless for a second. The entire room believed I was joking, I believed he was joking and somehow knew my birthday, he went and got his passport and I showed him my ID and everybody was genuinely freaked out and in shock. There are probably lots of people who won't even believe this story but I promise you it happened and I will never forget that moment and neither will he. We stayed in contact since then.

[@khushi5050]

bro that's my birthday too wow

[@mohammadakramali1466]

Dude big ups to you for working so hard. I hope more people find your channel.

[@crimsonguy975]

I just did

[@crimsonguy975]

And I'm glad

[@eggy3394]

aperture i think it would be really cool if you would upload these on spotify as sort of like a podcast so that i could listen to it on the go or while im playing something

[@asifinreallife]

This channel makes me excited and calms me down within a single content....this sub is actually one of the most precious sub I made on youtube....

[@nemui384]

My favorite KZbin channel

[@lightraveler333]

A thought crossed my mind the other day 🤔💭 I was having a particularly bad day and had just received prayer. Spur of the moment I decided to stop at a Truck stop, right after I parked I saw my ex who I Hadn't seen since 2020 and swore I would never see him again, (messy breakup💔) walking across the parking lot 😲Mind you this is a different state than where we lived. Perfect timing? He was getting a tire fixed, I was getting food. So many things that had to line up just perfectly for us to be in another state at the same spot at exactly the same time. I wasn't even supposed to be going that direction but my manager switched my route. But this all made me think not just my ex but everyone. Have you ever thought about how many things had to synchronize and align for any of us to be in the same place. When you're sitting in traffic and look around, everyone around you somehow had a schedule which put them in the exact space and time with you. If their schedule or your schedule had been altered by say... An hour you would be in different places but it the timing was perfect. Even if you had stopped for 15 to get a coffee, a bite to eat, use the restroom etc. You wouldn't be with those ppl on that highway. But even the ppl in the coffee stop with you they had to make the exact choices to end up there at the same time with you. And Bc of the 🦋 effect everything you do affects the timeline. The person behind you in line could have avoided meeting a new friend by 5 minutes bc of waiting in line I digress. But this is why I believe that everyone we encounter on a day to day basis it is for a reason, even if you never meet or speak. Maybe it was just an exchange of energy who can ever say?

[@nilighosh158]

Life in reality is what you make of it. Every decision, action, word feeling that one expresses and says will have it's pros and cons but what is life if not for the bad and the good that one gets handed everyday. Paradoxes are most often occur when we have an incomplete or mistaken understanding of things.

[@raulpl1549]

the thing about 2:23 is that, when your friend says it, the information comes from an external source and you can either choose to believe or not, and you won't find the truth unless you go and see for yourself. if on the other hand you say "it is raining, but i don't believe it is" then you must have already confirmed the information, and thus you're denying facts. that's why you would "seem crazy". if you doubt your friend it's more accepted because from your point of view you are still ignorant of the facts 100% (those who have a perspective from the outside would still believe you are a little bit off but it's ok because, again, you haven't faced the facts). it's all about trust. for example, we trust scientists with the results from their experiments, but the majority of people have not done the experiment to see the results for themselves. if someone conducts an experiment and chooses to deny or not to believe in the results, then of course they would be deemed as crazy.

[@PaulGaither]

"Deep down, you are really shallow" At a base level, that person makes judgements which are fundamentally shallow. One can try to appear deep and even make a conscious effort to better one's self, but only when facing a crisis moment do you see the truth of the person.

[@Deadlyish]

Opening up to strangers is easier than opening up to friends because there's less to lose. If your deepest secret ruins your relationship with a stranger, no big deal. If it ruins your relationship with a friend, you've lost one of only a few people you have a friendship with.

[@squarerootof2]

My best friends are strangers.

[@canadayouthmusic9461]

"All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others" still remember this quote from Animal Farm

[@noobtommy4739]

i am 16 and certainly losing my mind watching vids of this channel. now i kinda believe that nothing matters. but idk it has also helped me to stay in the moment and not worry about anything...

[@Learneverythingwith_Alex]

Anytime I'm finding it difficult to sleep, I just go to this guy channel. I love this guy

[@WAVE0025]

I swear one day this guy will just go "Hey, Vsauce 4, shower thoughts here" or something

[@pey.]

The birthday maths is wayy off btw because the probability of 2 random people having shared birthdays is independent but the chance of someone sharing a birthday with a particular person is dependent. So closer to about 1 / 12 chance

[@sourav2149]

Your wrong. I'm a genius in probability

[@PolymathAtif]

You inspire me Aperture. You are my motivation. 😘👍

[@liam8370]

people when they go out preferably a coffee shop cuz he said he went to a coffee shop : sigh another boring day we're just doing the same thing since we've been born ... (a notification pops up preferably yt noty) oh cool my fav channel posted another vid it has to be a good day this guy after experiencing that: wait up what if i didn't come here today if i wasn't here it wouldn't be repetitive and i wouldn't have thought of that thus making my day no so boring infact good.. because of that video wait what if i wasn't born in the first place (and the thought goes on and on forever and ever ♾️)

[@marijan5183]

I love this channel. Btw sentence" "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others" is a George Orwel's "Animal farm" reference?

[@georgeimuro3766]

yip,“The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”

[@charleschiemekaekeogu6908]

This video reminds me of a speech by Madara Uchiha: Wake up to reality. He talks about how the world itself is a paradox and everyone is a hypocrite by merely existing because for every pleasure you enjoy in the world, someone else pays the price. He also talked about how “man seeks peace while yearning for war, it’s a paradox that exclusive to man. To seek only peace while discarding only conflict will stop people from being people”.

[@19382q]

i dont think all of us are hypocrites, its more a ingnorance thing. we dont understand/know how we're rly affecting ppl

[@kifos4052]

After a long day of school it just feels amazing to take a hot shower, lie down plug in some earphone and listen to this guy to talk about deep and philosophical topics in the darkness as i go to sleep.

[@razorwork1]

'Why is it absurd to say something truthful; about ourselves?' OK that fkd me up a little more than I care to admit.

[@amirbahalegharn365]

it's just like education & educational system...parent's lesson for kids when even the adults are struggling to solve life ... things started this way because of religions as well ... from birth to kids and youth, we are "taught" to live & accept paradoxes topics & lessons in back of our mind..we as one of species have also become accustomed to the paradox of life,living,death considering all the evolutions since it started on earth billions of years ago from single cell to what we have now a complex life organisms.

[@staciefreshener4032]

I loved your video and Always liked these things. Im an introvert who likes these kind of things. Im like brain dead when it comes to study , and I cant even focus on study Im 20 and have no job etc. But when It comes to such topic , even maths is fun. I love maths and science the most and yet I told I cant study. Its not false , I get zeros a lot I cant be in college , I always rush and run away quickly. Thinking these kind of stuff about life or paradoxes is the only thing that inspires me to read. I use to dislike school in my days , because I wanted to learn somehting in my life not study for exams. Teachers taught us like were here for exams not for life Not many teachers I loved , because they didnt liked me going too deep on subjects. I used to be the weird person , always reading a book , out of touch from present and always writing and overthinking. Nowdays my interest in study has gone because it feels odd when you study by force. When you dont go to school , you feel like you wanna study but this time you really like it. I dont know why I said this all , but when I watched your videos , I realized that I didnt disliked learning , I simply loved learning but in a different way. I loved that maths you did and the theory. Things like these are fun. I even like to learn history and stuff. But when its taught in college or university I just dont get along. I always skip my social studies classes in university , but I also read social studies in my home. Why is it that I cant hear lecture , but want to study by myself. haha . My life may be a failure , but seeing vids like these give me motivation. These theories and analysis seem like crazy , but I like it because its like that. Im not sure what Im saying is relavant to the video or not. But as you said, we tell a lot to strangers than our own know people. I dont have friends in real life , and family is also out of touch with me , so maybe leaving these thoughts is great. Someone may find it intresting to read. I wont believe that there is no other person who also feels the same way to study. They cant read and fail but they like learning , just differently. Not a Exam lover or grades lover. But life is harsh if you skip degrees.

[@RandomVideos-kn3pf]

Mate I think you should do like a 1 hour video every month I love listening to you,

[@Echowind]

If you ask Rick Astley to give you Up, he won't give it to you because he's never gonna give you Up. However, by not giving you Up like you asked for, he's letting you down. This is known as the Astley paradox.

[@krenartahiri9029]

Ahhh come on mate i barely made it without getting rickrolled a month 😂😅😅

[@slimshady2408]

Daaammmnnn brooo!! That's some big brains right there. I had to read it thrice to fully understand it.

[@jerseymontana1310]

😂😂😂

[@1qstudios]

I had discovered new old songs of an artist i know. I played a whole album and while I was listening i googled her to find more about her. I wondered how old she was and when I looked I came to realise that today is her birthday. I found it so freaky.

[@hafsahanwar2303]

i once searched up an actress bcs i watched her dramas a while back but the day i searched was the day she unalived herself.

[@handle2974]

"All animals are equal, but some aremor equal than others." the truest statement on earth.

[@helloworld-vq9gq]

I'm confused : am I deeply interested in this ? Or am I just bored with my life?

[@puffylord-3931]

both. because you are bored you are deeply interested in this.

[@jajaa4837]

you are deeply bored in your life

[@aaajjjmmm1863]

Life sucks

[@byExciteM]

Best content on KZbin, wish there were more channels like this but even if there was I doubt they’d be this good

[@stailaagarwal8297]

thank you for adding the one direction example

[@andreasjohansen3471]

This might be your best video ever

[@youtrovert]

We need episodes like this everyday.

[@ZeldinAV]

I do love me videos that make me question my existence

[@Sirrajj]

Your voice is so soothing!

[@sadiashakil9860]

another one direction reference man i love this channel

[@bitkurd]

There is no object and subject. Everyone is everyone. Everything observes itself through your eyes. Hard to grasp? Drop all the ideas and beliefs for a month, only observe and you will understand. You can only observe yourself through someone else’s eyes. Your true self does nothing but leaves nothing undone… it says nothing but leaves nothing unsaid… it doesn’t start somewhere not it will ever finish somewhere. ☮️ ❤️

[@nfgaenterprise]

Thank You For Another Awesome Video 🌟

[@wiandryadiwasistio2062]

while paradox of life baffles me, paradox of _languages_ knocks me out of the floor. think about this: some languages can explain what english can't. let that sink in

[@darkknight7545]

Causal loop could also be from Bill and Ted (if you’re old enough or just have seen it)… Rufus never introduced himself, but Bill and Ted came back to their past selves or at this point their current selves and immediately said “RUFUS!!” and that’s how they learned his name… but how did they know the name in the first place???

[@FluffyEmmy1116]

I just realized the Pinocchio pro-strat would be to say "My nose will grow when I tell the truth, sometimes, but never when I lie".

[@raymondchatwinfilms7542]

So... you figured the probability that any 2 people in the coffee shop share a birthday. However, the probability that someone else shares a birthday with that particular little girl is still (

[@VZtypeM]

I was thinking the same thing, assuming 29 other people in the room it's about 7.65%. Excellent video though!

[@dynpallomah]

Yeah he used his math wrong. This solution he gave sums up the odd of ANY two people in a group sharing the same birthday, not anyone sharing their birthday with the girl. Still a pretty good vid nonetheless.

[@hyperion2858]

welp this makes my comment from 2 seconds ago completely superfluous xD

[@TenToTu]

with the birthday paradox part, in that particular scenario, it's the chance someone else has a birthday on that very day, not just that 2 people have the same birthday

[@tucker8594]

Mind blowing and inspirational...Truly a great video, thanks for making it.

[@kyhrenjoycentillas4721]

Mom: Why are you awake even now at 2:13 AM? Me: nothing mom, i was just watching the calming aperture videos on youtube.

[@Michael-G-]

I feel ya, it's currently 11:57 for me.

[@Sowilo-Dagaz]

I have high functioning autism, and often I have to go over what people say to me or what I have overheard in conversation, in my head, because most of the quotes and modern colloquialisms that we use, don't make any logical sense. Because of this, I'm usually very literal and don't mince words, because having to explain what I mean wastes time; which is the most precious commodity for anyone.

[@Anarcath]

All we are is text, interpretations of interpretation of texts. We are aporia, “a point of undecidability, which locates the site at which the text most obviously undermines its own rhetorical structure, dismantles, or deconstructs itself”~Jacques Derrida This is a stark realization that we don't belong here. Or anywhere.

[@mun44b79]

you know its a good day when aperture uploads

[@ThMostGiganticLyingMouthOATime]

love that you quoted animal farm

[@Stealthfulness]

you deserve a thumbs up for this one

[@greenremember6847]

thanks for another great and thoughtful video

[@tilleternity]

I'm blown. I saw this video 2 weeks ago and I'm seeing here again. I don't understand

[@ichangedthename9371]

That was a mind bogling video

[@bellumxyz1421]

Damn that thumbnail broke my brain

[@bomilam2629]

"The only truth you can prove with certainty, is that nothing is certain." "Does that mean this claim is uncertain?" "All truth is relative." "Is that then a relative truth?" Same idea pretty much. Seems self-defeating.

[@quinns3072]

I love you're videos, You lost me with the math test. Why wouldn't they expect Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. I understand why Thursday and Friday are accounted for. Maybe it's too late and I'm too tired. Keep up the good work and beautiful videos.

[@keean615]

It was just that. The students' logic was wrong. Their initial thought was that it couldn’t be Friday since, (1) it had to be a surprise, and (2), it was sometime that week. If that next Thursday came around and they still hadn’t received the test, it would have to be on Friday, but it couldn’t be Friday since it had to be a surprise. (Rule 1). Based on that logic it couldn’t be Thursday either because if Wednesday came around it’d have to be Thursday since it had to be sometime that week (rule 2) and it had to be a surprise (rule 1). However, since they knew it couldn’t be be Thursday or Friday, by the time Tuesday came it would have to be Wednesday. But again, it can’t be. Wednesday either because they would know and again, it has to be a surprise. This goes on for both Tuesday and Monday too.

[@imAnonymous_19]

@@keean615 mhm, i just commented that and came to see if anyone did

[@vadenlow5953]

The problem in the starbucks example of the birthday paradox is that we have already selected one specific birthday, and we're asking if anyone else in the room has THAT birthday, not if two OTHER people in the room have the same birthdays

[@cbhorxo]

If someone's very deep, deep down, they're deep. But if someone is just deep and not very deep, deep down, they're really shallow.

[@damienkilcannonvryce]

Existential crisis to the side, very calming vid.

[@cccsss123]

This man is unlocking the Einstein in us

[@thetechbrojoe]

8:01 "Trust me", I would because of the trust paradox

[@wordsofinsight5456]

The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. -Nelson Mandela

[@SGSprayer]

I wonder how many people know where the quote is from. “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” 10 points for whoever gets it.

[@c3ntipid316]

Isnt it from this anime "animalfarm" - i watched as a kid

[@SGSprayer]

@@c3ntipid316 It’s not an anime. It’s a book made in the 1950’s about communism. There are animals that take over a farm and establish ‘animali am’ or communism. The pigs are the smartest so they get all of the power and eventually they become dictators and state “all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others.” And it also is a movie but yea, you got the name right. 10 points. 🥳

[@Investigator86]

Just so you know, I think it’s because Barney was a stuffy (that physically existed), and his human traits and kind persona that he portrays is imaginary.

[@mb-is-not-cool]

Ok, this is it. Gonna watch the next video with no sound and write down what I think it was about. Then I’ll rewatch it with sound and see how off I was.

[@streaming.tesIa.now.24on]

You know where in my time zone, your videos always release at night, so I always watch them before sleeping and get to have a weird dream about it.

[@SocialLoners]

about the birthday paradox the important thing is that its any two people, the way you started it with saying one of them also has it today makes the odds a lot more slim, but you also said the chances that two randome people have it on the same day so then its correct

[@pedro12357]

The surprise exam thing got me thinking... It would obviously not be a surprise on Friday, but something must be logically wrong in the path to the conclusion that the exam could never be surprising, so after doing a few laps around the living room, this is what I got to: The Friday exam is only unsurprising AFTER Thursday ends with no exam. Until that point it is a real surprising possibility, and so you cannot use the fact that a Friday exam wouldn't be surprising at the time it is given to conclude in advance that it cannot be given on Thursday, and so on. Ergo, from Monday through Thursday, the exam would be a surprise.

[@zexelflame]

When I listen to these my brain takes a step back from life and sees it objectively

[@jajaa4837]

mine exploded

[@benztheprotogen3502]

that animal farm quote is everywhere but it's so true

[@terrifictomm]

This are not examples of paradoxes, but nonsensical things that we allow ourselves to be emotionally moved or influenced by. There is no causal loop in the Barney song because Barney actually existed as an actor in a purple dinosaur suit when we first heard the song. O.K. I can't believe I took the time to response to this...

[@thetechlounge]

You always come out with an amazing idea then you just make it work

[@avi12]

Your videos are so good that I Like them automatically

[@steverichards1556]

Your works are truly great indeed.

[@cam-eltow]

Oh ya, the barber paradox fucks with my mind too much

[@kirstbarcy6204]

Wtf did I just watch? I’d prolly think about this for the rest of the week every night when everyone’s already asleep.

[@JJ-vc4wx]

If someone gives the ad at the ending, I am going to watch it all.

[@DeKevers]

I just know whenever you post a video, some interesting thoughts are gonna be formed.

[@keishakwok4333]

I think "deep down" and "shallow" are all word play. Or one could call it interpreting the information with what we already know, with words with a pre-set logic and grammar. If we ask the woman the definition of "shallow" in her context, the answer will probably "not being serious enough", "not caring or contemplately a lot" and so on. Neither thoughts nor the heart have a physical implication of "depth", but we, having used metaphors for as far as language has existed, and knowing that such word play is respected as literatary flair and elegance, would place upon thoughts' and the heart's amount of context on a comparison scale of depth. With language being able to illustrate at most several layers of complicated relationships, every comment of something, every description of something would not be able to portray the essence of it. Our interpretations are here to simplify objects and events for the human mind to comprehend. Sometimes things are twisted by these seeming valid metaphors that do not reflect the entire truth -- a common tactic that is used by everyone including you and me, with or without any intention. Ultimately, we simply cannot process that much information, and so we tend to reduce it to what our minds could take in.

[@monjiro3364]

The last one hits really hard

[@thomasschvob1302]

i love this channel keep it up, dont make more volume than this tho

[@suraya_]

barney was my childhood :(

[@jaskarvinmakal9174]

If p is 365/365*364/365*363/365...* 365-n/365 then to get the inverse of that which is the probability that someone does share a birthday then q = (1-p), this is true since the opposite circumstance of a probability !p is q and the maximum probability is 100% so in decimal form this is (1-p) where p

[@Zman201]

Holy shit, I never thought I'd have an existential crisis of Barney the dinosaur