There's Another Universe. This Is Why.

[@Thoughty2]

Thanks to Justin Wilcox who requested this topic as a reward for generously supporting the Stick a Flag in It crowdfunding campaign. I hope you enjoy :)

[@azzx1293]

KZbin er of the year

[@Kimjongun19841]

Us North Koreans are a huge fan

[@_barncat]

Why is the united states voting system so questionable

[@Kimjongun19841]

@@_barncat why are they not on the metric system and so retarded on so many levels

[@yaven8338]

I think there DEFINITELY is another universe. I think ours might not even be the first to exist, maybe just the first to have life in it.

[@Ranveer_Singh_sangha03]

Still remember those days when this guy use to have 19.000 subscribers and look at him now. Time is flying and mostly we all use to call him 42 lolz

[@Ossie_Gaming]

I didn't even realise till just now he has 3 million subscribers

[@ryugo7713]

You have 42 likes

[@ryugo7713]

Lol

[@oddtomato1049]

I didn't know he is 20.000 years old.

[@joegastly6166]

@Shay Crispy he got dat Mario mustache going on that he will never shave

[@ed246831]

Yo! Did this guy say “ just like an unplanned child, the universe was banged into existence.”?

[@spookthageneral829]

Doubt it was unplanned.

[@Quxer-gz3oe]

@@spookthageneral829 Doubt it was planned

[@athelwulfgalland]

Yup, that he did! lol

[@lauraowen8142]

Proof yet again that no one knows fock about it!

[@aabhashsinha2750]

Banged by whom

[@WolfWould]

The more I learn, the less I know.

[@Manysdugjohn]

When you learn about something, then that something is creating questions about more things. So yeah. The more you learn the more you know you don't know.

[@Im_bunny01]

Damn. I never really thought of it like that

[@astro-ix5nm]

The closer you get, the less you really see

[@alexandraschuster9700]

Everything has depth there is always something behind that frontal thought just like a diamond many facets, like an image in a sequence of mirrors. We dont know the beginning nor the end as result the questions will never end

[@Cookie__XD]

Dunning-Kruger effect in reverse?

[@missourimongoose8858]

I've always had a problem with the goldilocks zone, that zone is based on what it takes for human life to exist but that doesn't mean other life could exist with different tolerances than ours

[@boricuamom87]

Exactly

[@bradleyboyer9979]

Yeah, and it's based on our understanding of "life." There could be life that we simply can't comprehend.

[@BigAlboski]

so few people see that. One form of life can live in goldilock zone. That is just to small of a view. Life always finds a way on Earth shouldn't we assume the same for the universe?

[@colelewis1056]

@@BigAlboski maybe, maybe not it depends on what life comes from, we know that life came from a single celled organism but who knows where that came from, if it was made on earth then yes it's reasonable to believe that life could exist in any form, if we're from a single cell organism that wasn't made here then it's reasonable to believe that all live is gunna fall within reasonable bounds of similarity in my mind

[@BigAlboski]

@@colelewis1056 its completely possible that life arrived on earth but, I subscribe to the rise of life from primordial pools and amino acids and gobs of time. I just have to hold out hope that with size and expense of universe holding 68 sextillion stars. (That's 68 followed by 21 0's. I had to look it up lol) With so many opportunities for life to arise elsewhere it is bound to repeat if not be found to be abundant. The earth's position and conditions are somewhere out there already in a goldilock zone waiting to be flush with life.

[@Dizzz127]

I’m just sad that the average lifespan of a human is so short. There’s still so much to discover and explore. ♾

[@taffwob]

The best way to answer that idea is to use your time here wisely, it's all you'll have.

[@michaelmoltke911]

The lifespan of any living entity is an illusion as illustrated by relativity :D. Bottom line, do not be sad, as what has been, is right now and is to come is just an inherent attribute of the cocktail we call existence ;). therefore anything that was, is and can be is already present and will never disappear. PS: Please don't run into the folley of humans being able to hack the fundamental setup of our current environmental setup :D.

[@markusdoremans5605]

It's way too long for my taste

[@NellDAce]

@@michaelmoltke911 just as the ToR states, it’s all Relative. To some it’s too short, for others too long, but life itself in many aspects shouldn’t be viewed as some finite amount of time as your Day of birth until your death Day. No, No, No that’s just relative to the Humans who you left behind. Remember we’re made up of the same things that stars are. We are constantly searching for or longing to return to “The Great Void!” ((or wherever The hell we where before we where here!)) enjoy it now, but when it’s over it isn’t over, just as scientists have studied and seen 2 white dwarfs ((those are stars that died and exploded)) come together and join, thus making an even bigger Zombie White Dwarf. It’s the first time in history that SCIENCE was able to prove that there was/is Life After Death!!!

[@NellDAce]

@@taffwob check my above response!! ☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽

[@Aaron8ishop]

“Like an unplanned child, banged into existence” 😂

[@bean5157]

"some 13.8 billion years ago" dang how old is that kid

[@Hummmminify]

God was at it again......oh dear, I have to get my mind out of the gutter...ha, ha

[@poonoi1968]

If in another universe mothers layed eggs and fathers had to incubate them for nine months just to have their nippels chewed on every few hours for a year full of moodswings, men might naturally also be a bit more concerned about personality before sexy time.

[@jackvos8047]

@@poonoi1968 so like breastfeeding seahorses? All current research suggests that once a male gives birth they think that's enough and child care isn't their responsibility.

[@zueldebizzjaafar7573]

@@bean5157 The kid died long ago & dont even looked like you.Wut i heard,the kid was a fish or a germ i forgotten most of it XD

[@justinwilcox5159]

I been waiting for a video on this topic for years. I’m so glad it has been made. It was an awesome video. Best 20 minutes of my life. Thank you Thoughty2!!!

[@rvfiasco]

Awesome topic!!

[@utkarshnigam1464]

This video was uploaded minutes ago, how is this comment from 7 hours ago???

[@tortistortis]

@@bree9556 it’s unlisted and people who joined the channel can view it before it goes public

[@postprophet6384]

We’ll have you actually searched for it.

[@Matt_Mosley1983]

Best 20 minutes of your life? ............................. that's really sad :-( #TryDonouts

[@ciandevane8132]

Your way of explaining things with a hint of actually funny humor is amazing. Keep up the good work!

[@feiwulfsworkshops7184]

Correction on every time he said "life," they should all be "life as we know it." Other planet's or universe's definition of life may be completely different from our own.

[@englishguy215]

Or not Jim

[@coolCoNnOr1999]

What? our definition of "Life" is : 'the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death.' Why would you say "as we know it"? Life is a word in English... In a multiverse the fundimentals of science remain the same, if not it would be unstable and destroy its self. So regardless the language you speak it will always be the same. Again thou you could just be making a snowflake joke and it's just going over my head

[@joey19xx73]

You're incorrect. If he always used the term you suggested, that would mean we expect any and all other life to be like ours. His use of the general term "life" suggests any and all variations. Not sure how you missed this.

[@feiwulfsworkshops7184]

@@coolCoNnOr1999 You're fixated on the literal definition of the word "life" rather than seeing grand picture of what constitutes "life". Everything you just said there is all based on human's meager understanding of the planet let alone the universe. When you expand such idea to the multiverse and other dimensions where even the very fundamental laws of physics, biology, chemistry, and other fields of "science" we human would have no idea about are all completely different than what we have come to know. You see that our definition of "life" is very narrow. Thus, the reason why the word "life" needs to be said as "life as WE know it." For all we know, "life" in a different dimension or multiverse doesn't have to be a living organism that reproduces but they can be an eternal consciousness, a floating plasma of energy, a undying force with no physical body, etc.

[@coolCoNnOr1999]

​@@joey19xx73 No. I'm correct and before telling someone they are incorrect read about what you are talking about first. 1) For string theory to work it must follow our known laws of sience or it would create an unstable system. This ultimately means life would be the same on all and every Universe... basic stuff that. 2) Life outside the definition is impossible beacuse all forms of life fall under the definition. You can not have life that does not exist. An alien from another planet would fall under Flora or fauna making it a lifeform and part of the definition of life. 3) The term "Life as we know it" is an expression used to describle a massive impact on our personal lives. It is not a literal meaning of life. 4) Read some articals on it if you are interested in the ability to life on other planet. www.ox.ac.uk/news/2017-10-31-aliens-may-be-more-us-we-think# this might help you unerstand how similar life has to be.

[@deppo436]

Our life really be a giant MMO, we are just one "server" of many MANY more.

[@redditdevilsadvocate.5134]

Lol can I be in WoW? I was on the Lok’Tar server. I was much more interesting online than real life.

[@youbetterstop6893]

Haha funne

[@grimcatnip]

Shards. We a shard. =D

[@hunnypot3248]

A boring mmo

[@alan-nova363]

Well explained brotha

[@endearingteacup]

"was, like an unwanted child, banged into existence." 😂😂killing me there, bro.

[@TheRealEvontè]

@@endearingteacup not trying to be that guy, but you do know there is button to edit your comment right.

[@GoofyVortex]

@@TheRealEvontè u just had to be that guy...

[@lightspeed-mecharena5929]

Lol

[@TheRealEvontè]

@@GoofyVortex sorry, if it makes you feel better that is my first time correcting someone.

[@bobbystanley8580]

Genius humor

[@i_dream_of_memes]

dude. your morbid content is great, but you really shine with these more informative educational types of videos. very no nonsense, still scattered with silly jokes, able to make impossibly complex ideas approachable. curious but ultimately skeptical, I just love it! because there are so many remarkable insanely absurdly ridiculous things about the universe even when you cut out the “magical” paranormal thinking that many skeptics don’t seem to want to get anywhere near. beautiful stuff! 👏❤

[@pl0shiee]

This video and this general concept makes me spiral. I’m amazed that there’s people on earth who can study this without being sent into an incredible panic.

[@bwacuff169]

This subject has never done that too me....I'm too awesome for that.... If I sit quietly and stare at my hand for a couple minutes however.....BOOM! Complete existential meltdown....

[@tdh8967]

It's simple just stop caring :D

[@Merennulli]

If it helps - you will never have to care. The type of universe he's referring to here would inherently be moving away from us far too fast to ever reach us. The only time such universes can collide is right after they form (which is when the cold spot would have formed too, whether it's from another universe or just a statistical fluke). No other universe of this type can ever reach us from the outside in the future, any influence they had, if any, would be in the past.

[@daveo7481]

Iv been waiting my forty years on this planet to talk to somebody about this without being bogged down in quantum physics... Umm... What is beyond forever in space right? Well if there is no matter there is no space, hear me out, you can't travel in an ABSOLUTE vacuum, even if your rockets or whatever could push out atmosphere into which you could propel yourself... If there was nothing else to go to, and you traveled in anything but a geometrically straight line, and that's nearly impossible... Eventuattly you would end up back in the same place, like many moons later lol. The point is, there is nothing beyond matter that we could ever travel to, with our limited dimensional travel, we only know time and matter, a 3d world with time being the 4th dimension. I know I'm shit at explaining stuff but did you ever lose sleep thinking of what was beyond everything that exists?! It CANT go on forever but it HAS to at the same time. I would lay awake as a kid with my noodle bent thinking about it.

[@tao8150]

@@daveo7481 glad I'm not the only one

[@mahlerjared]

“Like and unplanned child we are banged into existence “ Had me on the floor 😂

[@superpatato7832]

Are you still alive because I don’t think it’s very good if you passed out laughing

[@RealGiantDreams]

😂😂😂 ye

[@burgerman9880]

Knowing that I'm unplanned is depressing. The folks might elucidate.... when and how... OK . But where?

[@anthonyernst999]

@@superpatato7832 He didn't say he passed out, just that he was on the floor laughing. Have you never laughed so much you couldn't breathe?

[@superpatato7832]

@@anthonyernst999 yes I know it’s a joke

[@loricarter2394]

“Our universe was banged into existence like an unwanted child.” I’ve NEVER heard it put like this but it makes more sense than how any scientist could have put it.

[@cosmosmusing]

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[@cryptolord9826]

@2nd classCitizen what created the Big Bang

[@Unknown97000]

It doesn’t make sense. Something this complex and systematic REQUIRES intelligence. Believing it doesn’t, is ultimate ignorance..

[@gingersnapuu444]

what if our universe is a baby god

[@proximity037]

:(

[@natb7735]

When you realize your entire life was just an aliens bong trip

[@lisagerman2111]

My father worked on the Hubble Telescope, of which a few pictures in this video are from. Dad couldn't talk about most of the projects he contributed to, as they involved national security during the Cold War, but this one made him (& us) very proud.

[@jasonmottlestudios]

That’s awesome ! My grandfather created the second lense on the Hubble! I wonder if they ever rubber shoulders? :)

[@turtle_bot8412]

Thats super cool

[@ahklys1321]

My daddy did the JWTS. Drunk the whole time. Functional

[@unstablewun8260]

My father worked my mama's ass.

[@Madsdross]

@@ahklys1321 My daddy did me xD

[@ljjjordan1175]

I call this a certified bruh moment. The fact that I could wake up in an alternative world and be met with "ah, you're finally awake" does shock me

[@kinimonimi5727]

Thanks a lott i din't think about that

[@austiniscoolduh]

If you’re reading this, you’ve been in a coma for 10 years. We’re trying a new technique. We don’t know where this message will end up in your dream, but we’re hoping we got through. PLEASE WAKE UP

[@SwindlerJeff]

@@austiniscoolduh bruh

[@AsIfItNeverWas]

You were trying to cross the border right?

[@chernodoggo8732]

We're living in a simulation,so everyone else except you is an NPC

[@unholydiver1095]

The thing that intrigues me so much is how far we go about finding out things outside even our own universe, when we still don't know much about our own Earth (more the oceans)

[@gothsauceproductions5243]

The ocean is actually harder & far more dangerous to study than the cosmos using a telescope & 2nd mystery on earth is the rain forest & jungles for same reasons as the oceans.

[@JRS-j9m]

To Hell with the oceans, we still don't understand ourselves.

[@masonmax1000]

yep we know more about our moon then our own ocean lol

[@blindboy297]

@@gothsauceproductions5243 Amazonian forests still have abandoned indigenous cities undiscovered some that had in the millions of population shits crazy

[@farresalt4381]

To Hell with the oceans, we still don't understand ourselves. (x2) Really important matter to attend. (Our mind and consciousness itself, not lgbt-version attempt of fixing something instead of preventing it from breaking, don't be so prejudiced about this concept. Saying just in case)

[@dannypope1860]

“Heyyy, 42 here”

[@tinywrasher7923]

Definitely

[@inaccessiblecardinal9352]

If its all just a simulation, then a loading screen at the edge sounds pretty plausible. Or maybe the little sad t-rex page chrome shows you when you get a 404...

[@stephenbridgwater4741]

Or even an 'Under Construction' GIF, scrolling black text on a yellow background

[@purpuradraco3747]

I am seeing a talking paperclip so might, just possibly, be experiencing lag. Or I just watched a Joe Biden speech. I really have no idea which. Does it matter if we know the Matrix glitches?

[@bimmer8602]

my pc when playing video games

[@stephenbridgwater4741]

@@purpuradraco3747 the awkward moment when you reach the end of the universe and Mr paperclip pops up and says "hey it looks like you are writing a letter!"

[@purpuradraco3747]

@@stephenbridgwater4741 I will never reach the end! I refuse to travel in a direction that would take me there!

[@BabyNewsBomb]

The sad thing about the question “what was before the Big Bang “ is that the answer will be bring the same question again and again. There must have been something before something else and so on.

[@sikoo31]

That's not sad, it's fuckin fascinating. Does add to the whole "nothing really matters" thing but still, it's just interesting. But yeah, nothing should exist, the fact that anything does still blows my mind

[@purplewave9492]

Nice another paradox. Somethings aren't meant to be understood yet. If someone was here before its only right to assume we are the past and will eventually become that thing that created us, yet there had to be a first timer, so who created the first timer? Paradoxes, nothing is totally true at the end of the day. Even truth doesn't like to be still.

[@AJ-yw7hf]

@@sikoo31 - Here's another one for ya: You said "nothing should exist...," but there being 'nothing except Nothing' couldn't really exist though because, if it were nothing, it wouldn't exist. Not sure if that's an "Lol" moment, a "hmmm" moment, or an 'oh let's just all go get a healthy, delicious sandwich from the kitchen & move on!' moment. :D

[@elfascisto6549]

Making the big bang theory pointless

[@j.hateshisjob5137]

Thats really why a God or creator that has just always been is such a tempting conclusion. It solves that paradox easily and it kind of makes sense. Who is to say what is the actual truth, but I just find it funny that the idea of a God is so blatantly obvious and even makes sense, but is often absolutely scoffed at amongst scientists today. I mean, obviously we aren't just blaming unknown physical phenomena on the works of dieties anymore, that is silly. But for something as large as the absurdity of existence of matter and energy itself? I think that warrants the supernatural as a possible conclusion to at the very least be entertained. It's all very interesting.

[@----.__]

The other universe: "Hi, Thoughty3 here"

[@FireStorm81318]

*Hi, 43 here

[@Jujuthesavage]

Hi 24 here

[@Mad_AL]

"ereh 2ythguohT ,iH"

[@biggtv8584]

Thoughty 2 1/2

[@tobygoodbar]

Goddamn 47

[@jonnynoakes9070]

You really deserve the amount of subscribers you have (and more). Incredible work 🎉

[@show_me_your_kitties]

He has more now.

[@noejr5353]

PLOT TWIST: THE GUY AT THE DELI REALLY DID KNOW ALL OF THIS!!! NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER.

[@zach11241]

Well, deli rearranged is lied....

[@richardlilley6274]

I go with what the guy on the deli counter said..

[@c.j.1523]

Why not? You did.

[@tmansion25]

I was the guy at the deli! Who knew the answers to these questions

[@LuckyPigeon1111]

And Thoughty2 IS that guy at the deli.

[@MrMagentaSkillzFilms]

Always wished that another cool alternate universe needed me specifically for some cool reason and take me a way to a futuristic/magical place..

[@mk1570]

I'm still hoping it's gonna be this one!

[@stephenbridgwater4741]

Lucid dreaming offers me this gift from time to time :)

[@aldoushuxley5953]

We already are in a futuristic magical place. Imagine you were a roman, and were transported to the modern age, with gigantic cities, electrical horses (cars), the ability to fly (airplanes), the ability to communicate with people anywhere, increadible medicine, ... The only difference between our world and a maical place, is that you already have gotten used to it. The same would happen, if you were invited to Hogwards now. It is only magical for a while. Try to find the magic in our world again, in your own perception.

[@tomsnyder1410]

@@aldoushuxley5953 Good one.

[@MrMagentaSkillzFilms]

@@aldoushuxley5953 I want to visit that same technological difference from roman to present modern day life, but from now to that magnitude of technological advancement into the future. Wouldn't it just be breathtaking :)

[@ZenjinTen]

There one thing we didn't think of. We continue to only think of "Life" as this hydrogen life form. For us to peceive life as similar to our own is limiting.

[@technomage6736]

Exactly! If the laws of the universe were different, then other lifeforms might become possible that are currently impossible. It's only a matter of perspective.

[@brainbotsclipped689]

U think if in another universe there’s a planet just like ours and over time they evolved humans as well

[@Amghannam]

What if the universe is actually a living cell, where all universes together make up a huge living organism? And we each contain infinite universes that host life as well?

[@brainbotsclipped689]

@@Amghannam that’s my theory because the Big Bang produced everything meaning we came from that sliver of space before it expanded so in a way technically everything is connected. Not to mention all matter is made up of the same building blocks

[@DuckAllMighty]

I mean for all entended purposes, life could have been based on Silicon instead of or together with Carbon. And there are also good implications, that XNA could be the base of transfering and storing information instead of DNA. So with this in mind, life on a distant planet or other universe, could be vastly different, requiring something completly different to survive. But I still think, that it's a good idea to look for worlds like Earth, as we know how life looks on that, and what life would need to survive there, but when we get better equipment, we should expand our search into different worlds to.

[@mizera_mykle]

I once spoke with someone who believed that space has an end. I asked, "What you're saying is a traveling spaceship eventually comes to a stopping point, like a wall that can't be move around?" With great confidence they replied, "Exactly!" I asked one more question, "What's on the other side of the wall?" 😲😵😖 I believe I broke their brain and I'm not joking.

[@Helm-w1q]

I bet. I've done the same thing. This perhaps the hardest concepts to get your head around. So here we go. If you have enough time, anything and everything is possible..........and probable

[@marvac-r7916]

🤣 ...🙈🙉🙊 He shoulda been with K and J at the end of MIB when they opened that locker. Don't tell him about fractals, his brain will implode. 😁

[@1000byakuya]

I know this is a year old but strangely some "intellectual thinkers" have a major issue with the answers science is coming to based on how passionate or hope filled these answers sound no matter how concrete they are. Its odd, its as if they wish to be "limited" ive always viewed science with a logical view as to how can "we learn more in order to attain this" not "this is impossible and thats that". Thats no way to raise your civilization higher.

[@rasmusgregersen6268]

Litterally any topic: The ancient greeks: Allow us to introduce ourselves!

[@Sheriden.]

*WHO ARE YOU I AM FROM ANCIENT GREECE*

[@joegastly6166]

Someone please tell Thoughty2 that the cold spot he was talking about is not the largest pocket of empty space. All of us and our Galaxy and neighboring Galaxies are in the biggest empty pocket known to man and it's over double the size of the cold spot. If we wasn't in this pocket then our night skies would have so many stars that it would be brighter than the moon

[@Azier18]

Ancient Africans: Mmm interesting…

[@dylanstewart202]

@@Azier18 just egyptians tho

[@Azier18]

@@dylanstewart202 No I meant "all" ancient africans, not just the Egyptians.

[@PlutoniumSlums]

“literally everything exists in space” -Rick Sanchez

[@kumar9346]

this profile does not exist SHREK 5 !?!?!?!??

[@Stinger420]

.....annnnd!,...on the internet. :-D

[@reidy1012]

And yet space means something devoid of or empty. 🤣

[@lisacausey8810]

"If you hide the universe(s) in the universe(s), there is no way to loose it (them)". A quote from Chiang Zsu. I hope I spelled his name right.

[@HistoricalGeology56]

@@kumar9346 shrek 5 isn’t anything, it’s everything put into one, for all we know shrek 5 is the universe

[@maxtube444]

Thoughty2: “To say it’s interesting would be the biggest understatement in mankind” Me: *I N T E R S T I N G*

[@Toasteeei]

Intersting is my new favorite word

[@squishypanda5229]

"inter, sting, intersting"

[@oilersridersbluejays]

What?

[@MissileGuidance]

Intersting mmmm indeed my friend

[@jameselliott9055]

lol

[@hangtuah7516]

I think you shoud do a topic do we have all the tools to detect everything around us. What about the unseen or parallel dimension entities?

[@Flexible_Hexagon]

‘Nebula, pissing about somewhere in the background’ best thing I heard today, cheers for that 👌🏼

[@BouvD]

That one caught my ear too lol

[@noyes715]

People call humans stupid. We aren’t stupid, we are just ignorant. This is proof, proof we can achieve things. How did we, the people a few thousand years ago just discovered that “sharp rock hurt if hit hard” turn into “we live in a 13.8 billion universe and we think we know how it was born”. This means we aren’t stupid, we just ignore things and have bad habits.

[@Me_549]

Well to be honest, we are stupid, and by we, Im not talking about the ones that have good habits

[@prakulranjan]

Ignorance is different

[@khalilrazak6486]

Well Trump and his DEPLORABLE supporters are DUMB because even after 4 years of constant lies, hatred, racism, bigotry, sexism, bullying and child like hissy fits they still vote for him! WTF is wrong with these people.

[@FormerPessitheRobberfan]

@@khalilrazak6486 or maybe they don't buy media lying constantly, twisting Trump's words and constant being exposed as lying. Case in point this nonsense about Trump being racist while the percentage of black voters and hispanic voters who voted for him were the highest for any republican in over decades. They don't watch CNN or MSNBC all fucking day. They aren't in a fucking echo chamber. It's very hard for a Trump supporter to be in an echo chamber when everywhere he looks he sees nothing but media that disagrees with his views. Ergo their perspective on political reality is much closer to the truth than people who uncritically buy the constant barage of media lies.

[@dickJohnsonpeter]

@@FormerPessitheRobberfan kahli Razak displaying classic TDS symptoms. Do people like that really not hear how they sound to normal people? And to be so obsessed as to write a comment like that in a video about the Universe? A video which has absolutely nothing to do with politics. Yet he thinks people who voted for trump are the crazy ones.

[@aussiebloke609]

"...that, like an unplanned child, was banged into existence..." 3:54 I am _SO_ going to steal this line. :-D

[@mikejohnson5900]

The combination of excellent narration, extraordinary topic and perfect background music made this video fantastic! Well freaking done Mr. 2!

[@violet11ist]

Not related to the topic - a week ago I came across your channel and I've been binge watching it since then. Amazing content and quality of the videos - script, editing, jokes, even the moustache 😀 I can't be more greatful. I just wanted to show you my appreciation for your hard work 🙂 Keep going, you're really good at it!

[@sterlingstrange6064]

This is intellectual crack....

[@andrewdelaney9498]

There must be an alternate universe where you actually say “Thoughty2” instead of saying “fourty two”

[@fenn_fren]

We are the second universe to ever exist. Why? This is the second Thoughty channel. Every universe has it's own Thoughty, starting from 1 and never ending.

[@jacquirose1994]

Or thinky one 😂😂

[@adelaidedark74]

"Thoughty 1735096 here!"

[@tarsulkalorr5]

Thoughtless2 Or Unthinkable2

[@LuisDiVasca]

Look at the bright side, we're not in the alternate universe where he is irish and the channel is called "33 & 1/3"

[@sidistic3526]

Can we agree that Thoughty2 is a pioneer in KZbin history

[@ravenfantasy5680]

He is that one student who while writing a 500-word essay would end up writing 2000 words and still couldn't finish.

[@0neangrypanda]

He is a Pioneer cause he does stuff that others do too? Okay.. makes no sense but whatever.

[@Mdautkreix]

@@0neangrypanda took the words right out of my brain

[@rudytabooty8640]

@@0neangrypanda he was making videos like this way before all these other top 10 or top 5 channels came around. He’s a vet that’s for sure

[@rollinglouddope7791]

@@rudytabooty8640 Right i remember watching him years ago always having original content.

[@thequantumnexus4270]

Sentience is what gives us the ability to ask why we are here, in this particular place and time. If you have that ability, you could ask that wherever you are. If you're going to exist, it will be somewhere where you can exist, otherwise you wouldn't answer the question. But then, we can ask the same question on a smaller scale. Why are you YOU, and not that person across the street? That's 8bn people, and you're one of them, so you exist with the capability of asking that question. It doesn't matter if that's a gazillion other universes each with uncountable amounts of sentient being. You'd still be that one that you are, with the ability to ask that question.

[@TheMirandalorian]

1:20 "If they say yes, there is a good chance you are no longer at the university, and and have found yourself in your local aldi" stop I'm dying here! 🤣🤣

[@marn200]

Just leave the guy at the Deli counter alone!

[@jackfalge]

so you’re telling me, there’s a version of me on a carriage being told that “ah you’ve finally woken up” with my hands bound on the way to Helgen?

[@shannkyddvillonancheta4953]

I think that might happened🤯

[@GamerkillahBlaze]

😂😂😂😂

[@shawnwhalen6358]

fighting real dragons and giants would just be too much fun 🧙‍♂️

[@TheWorkmonkey1]

20:00 Universe doesn't really mean "everything" Etymologically it means "One within everything" from the Latin Uni - one Versum - turned So multiverse would really mean, "multiples within everything"

[@elgekok560]

One within everything But evething still exists

[@bootsie1212]

I thought it meant, from many, one.

[@terrariaHERO1]

you're correct, which is why he mentioned a first universe that likely caused all of us, for all we know black holes could be the link between the two million

[@ramondejesus65]

I always thought it meant "everything as one".... But I agree with you, great video, but he lost me at the end with that lol

[@Hunter-im3tg]

That makes sense actually, with one EVERYTHING (parent universe) and multiples (multiverse)

[@winter4498]

Great video, as always! I have some thoughts about this. The universes wouldn't bump into each other, because if my theory is at least accurate, they don't surround each other, they're within each other. Each black hold leads to another universe. They deconstruct matter as they pull it in, and spit it all out on the other end, the inside of which should morph the way space does around the outside of them, and expand the way the models suggest that the universe has. The matter then comes together to form everything that they can and do, just as they did in our universe. I think there are "white holes" as well, which are the other sides of black holes that spit out the light and matter that the black holes consume, feeding our universe and the others that they inhabit. Alter/reverse the method used to "see" black holes to find the "white holes", if there are any left in our universe. Black holes eventually fill up and start to lose some of their mass via excreting some of what they had consumed, which could explain the thought that the universe will start to contract, if it hasn't already, so if my theory holds any weight at all, there should be "white holes" here and there. It's an endless chain of universes that constantly feed each other. There will never be nothing that exists, because whatever that nothingness was is something that lead to the creation of the first, which lead to the creation of ours.

[@calglider13]

Great Idea...But WHERE are the white holes???

[@justindececco5836]

When he said-"like an unplanned child,banged into existence"i spit up my soda

[@spykenij]

I just died laughing

[@ramgol]

Everything is planned and has a purpose even the tiniest thing in this universe.

[@TheBossManBoss319]

@@ramgol no

[@jigartalaviya2340]

My girlfriend must be in that universe then. I cant find her in this one.

[@justiceforall6135]

jigar talaviya That universe is a figment of our wild imagination cause we have been watching too many Sci fi Star Trek, Star Wars, Fifth Element, Proximity type movies. 😂

[@iamthatedude99i88]

@@justiceforall6135 no and if where do you think that people thought of Sci fi movies people used to believe the earth was flat the layer we lived on was the earth the lower layer was hell and the upper level was heaven,we advanced and there is a universe

[@Noname-ez3ru]

Yeah mine too, that explains a lot woah, think about it what if there actually no girl that you would happily date then marry that no matter what ends in a regretful divorce

[@Bassotronics]

Same for me. I cannot find the girlfriend who I’m compatible with at all. 🥺

[@vernonmcphee6746]

@Larry David No, since we are on the earth it is at the centre of the observable universe (from earth).

[@kevinsmak]

Why do I feel like I'm going to get hit with an add for a deli?

[@stanimirborov3765]

whats a deli?

[@wmurray003]

@@stanimirborov3765 A place where you purchase meats/cheesse and other delicatessen related food products. Sometimes they even make the entire sandwich for you,

[@teengamerz1276]

Kevinsmak is awesome I watched all his videos and he also made clash royale videos as well as warzone and faster ps4 connection videos he is the best..

[@Llama_Dhali_G]

Entrepreneur's

[@Astral-Cosmonaut]

@@wmurray003 how happy do delicatessen relates products make you feel on a daily basis? What do they put your sandwiches in?

[@calglider13]

3:59 "Like an unplanned child that was banged into existence..." O-M-G...that was a good one! You earned a like with that.👍

[@GankTown]

This video reminds me of the end of men in black when the alien plays marbles with the universe

[@craigbutler6243]

Exactly

[@gunnamac132]

I think of this everyday glad I’m not the only one

[@TheJereld]

Maybe there is anoffer universe where you say, "Hey, twenty-four here."

[@TheLizcass]

He would have a vandyke instead of a mustache.

[@sicfxmusic]

Here, two-forty hey!

[@jacobharris2558]

Anoffer yes

[@Kazza_8240]

'anoffer' 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@lars38010]

And in another. Hey Michael, Vsauce here.

[@TankEsq]

3:56 "like an unplanned child was banged into existence"...😂

[@brgorham68]

I love your combination of informative content and spot on humor thank you very much

[@josephtaylor6285]

Mushrooms. You’ll get the answer by hour five of the trip in languages you never heard before.

[@MadWorld75]

I had the answer in my last LSD trip but I forgot to write it down.

[@josephtaylor6285]

@@MadWorld75 Lmao. So right.

[@scramblesthedeathdealer]

I've had some awesome experiences on LSD, DMT, 🍄s...

[@water8970]

Its just your imagination on drugs. Dont encourage drugs. We have enough problems as is

[@thatdude034]

This

[@mikenulsen7348]

The thought of so many universes without life is scary.

[@WeShallAttack]

Not really cause it doesn't affect you, does it

[@ashleighhermosada3226]

And the thought of lives existing beyond Earth is also terrifying.

[@user-pg6de6dc2q]

Imagine somehow accidentally traveling there and it’s just a void with some rocks.

[@lucifermorningstar.3622]

Or the opposite. But I think ur all more afraid of being alone. Loneliness and emptiness is what you really fear.

[@dr.stronk9857]

IMO universes existing without life is pretty scary when you think how lucky we are but universes with life is scary because it could affect us in some way, but a universe that has proof of once having life that has since all been wiped out is truly a horrifying though

[@bryanwesleyko564]

Aliens be like: How the hell do they survive with all those poison in their atmosphere

[@jaimemetz7176]

Not the "unwanted child BANGED into existence"... lmao

[@rickytown1048]

Listen to this, if you truly understand what infinity means, everything you could possibly imagine exists, if the universe is infinite so is every possibility

[@purpuradraco3747]

I have no idea how to envision infinity so I'll just stick to dividing cubes by assorted planes. You almost had me there.

[@herrschmidt5477]

*Hits the jay* oh man i don't think anyone realized that before :0 That would mean...infinity....is infinite! =o

[@1221-o7e]

So there is actually a version of me that got killed inside a pipe?

[@lildemonshannon5202]

@@1221-o7e yes

[@fevreject6319]

@@1221-o7e yes There could be another universe where you are a giant dido or a dragon from the game Skyrim As insane as it sounds

[@blue3094]

"Why There Could Be Another Universe" the title if changes again

[@melloyellogsxr]

He's the only one that still makes daily videos and not only makes them, but makes them interesting..

[@the_secret_arts]

The titles don'[t change - the universes do!

[@cookie1138]

Yeah I really don't get it either... it's somewhat annoying. I like him, but dude.. stop that :D

[@DoodleDan]

I’m a time traveler, the title and thumbnail have been changed 2 more times by 7/10/2020

[@melloyellogsxr]

@Lalalola i thought about that as well it must be a team off people. It seems to be a lot of effort that goes into each episode. The quality is equal to anything broadcasted on television.

[@flyhighcreative]

“He doesn’t know shit about the universe!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that was hilarious

[@surfinsilver]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Living-Water-119]

0000000000000

[@kimuvat2461]

Nobody does...this was just speculation,,,not far from speculating about existence of gods.

[@GenXHistorian]

Hey, you never know. Einstein was a patent clerk at one time.

[@orbs1062]

Was reading your comment at the exact moment he said it. I blew my tea thru my nose! 🤣😂😅

[@atmos4197]

Intelligent design

[@comradepeter87]

Observable Universe is the part we have information about and can "see". For all practical purposes, that's the entire universe for us. BUT, it doesn't mean that outside it lies ANOTHER universe. It's still our universe, just outside our reach.

[@purpuradraco3747]

One cannot achieve their potential until one knows what the limits of it are.

[@FrarmerFrank]

Well "Big Bang", which was polled to solve the net gravity problem, brides NOT being observable from within reality(adopted into Bubble Theory) doesn't need to be an answer to anything as local groups of galaxies orbit each other in Super Clusters and Super Clusters of galaxy local groups orbit each other countering gravity without real or imagined expansion to counter gravity of the mass of the universe

[@omarmuto]

@@FrarmerFrank the problem brother is that when we talk about cluster and limits of our observable universe. Its not proven to be correct. Its an approximatively explanation . So its not a base fact the we can rely on . Observable universe can be something different of what we see. universe is not truly a sphere it can be something else

[@BenditoSwae]

"We werent designed for our planet, the planet designed us" That makes me think what if other planets that looked nothing like ours can design their own "Humans"

[@loudcamaro79.]

That's the other topic that scientist are trying to figure out.. good point.

[@seeker1620]

Same doubt I asked my teacher he said Google it 😂

[@Stromn83]

people and their lack of ability to follow conversations lol

[@maximusgladi8or]

Never heard of "aliens" i suppose........

[@michac.8283]

@@maximusgladi8or Mark Zuckerberg certainly looks bizarre. I wonder what the rest of his species looks like.

[@motaparatu]

Nowadays the word "cosmos" is used to describe everything that exists. Basically there may be multiple universes but there can only be one cosmos which would contain all universes and even spiritual realms and God or gods if they exist.

[@DragonDeCimmeria]

I have the feeling that when I was a child or a baby I was more conscious about all around to me and about the Universe than now when I am an adult.

[@lesleydcook99]

Think you have something there. We just just get bored of it all as we age. Yawn!

[@Obi-wan5991]

It's actually a theory that the reasons babies cry when they're born is because they have profound knowledge and it's leaving their brain.

[@DragonDeCimmeria]

@@Obi-wan5991 your comment says me that you don't understand what I'm trying to explain, but in any case thanks for your comment 😊.

[@Obi-wan5991]

@@DragonDeCimmeria I got what you were saying, well to an extent that is. I just wanted to also share something that you made me remember that I thought was very interesting. Like your comment was. And of course anytime, I like sharing things that I've heard that may not be true but are interesting all the same.

[@Obi-wan5991]

@@DragonDeCimmeria do you think really young kids are more observant or feel more in tune with things because of their innocence to see things without having their own perspective changed as they grow older and because how open their imagination is? I think the human mind is fascinating in all sorts of ways. Thought I'd ask your take on it.

[@medic1453]

"You need to defeat your parallel selves to assert dominance" -Jet Li, and probably Sun Tzu

[@LaNguyenBTong]

The one - Jet Li

[@mattball420]

@@LaNguyenBTong Right? I immediately heard let the bodies hit the floor

[@jwmstudios876]

which movie did i see that again?

[@proximity037]

no. Its trick

[@deadgoatsRacing]

@@mattball420 one of my favorite songs. Was pulled from all radio airplay after George Bushs brothers demolition crew brought down the money losing twin towers using military accessed thermite and controlled explosions so it would come strait down instead of topple over on its side since it was initially designed to take an actual impact from a plane. The footage they quickly pulled off all airways showed the explosions near the lower floors seconds b4 the plane even made contact. The people jumping from the towers seemed to make the song seem ugly when its talking about the front of a stage. Oops did i just say that?! O well, im already a target for knowing to much. Its time others wake up, but they are all wearing diapers on their face, so i do not have much faith in that happening. Its revolution time folks. Gather your weapons and throw them out on their heads.

[@NT_Chris]

My number one issue with something like two universes colliding, is that it assumes that each bobble is in a space that has laws of physics that allow for collisions. Also for a collision to be possible, each bobble would have to be similar to each other in basic properties, such as equal number of dimensions.

[@redneckshaman3099]

I'm addicted to pigger nussy 😎

[@inspectorbudget]

@@redneckshaman3099 hmm...

[@redneckshaman3099]

@@inspectorbudget once you go black, it's like smoking crack ❤️

[@berlyngrey9242]

@@redneckshaman3099 wtf?!?

[@lpgoodgamer7137]

unless the multiverse is the 4th dimension

[@Boki0612]

Just imagine that our galaxy is just one atom,and then imagine how much atoms is in the world ,so thats universe... thank you 🙄😁

[@MrMagentaSkillzFilms]

Always trying to catch my reflection in the mirror slacking for this reason

[@chapitojp]

@@dr.floridaman4805 😳

[@MrMagentaSkillzFilms]

@@dr.floridaman4805 Ooo never thought of that, i love that idea.

[@purpuradraco3747]

@@dr.floridaman4805 Naturally it does, though you'll never know until it stops mirroring you, to clue you in.

[@Perseverance7]

@@dr.floridaman4805 has spoken...

[@alan-nova363]

@@MrMagentaSkillzFilms Play Rock Paper Scissors with it.

[@IGY6Brah]

I hope I live long enough, even just to see it confirmed that there is other life out there. I don’t doubt it at all. But it would be even better if we actually contacted them. I could die happy after that

[@shannkyddvillonancheta4953]

Dude even if ur dead u can still see them if its confirmed cuz u can just like explore the universe with ur soul anyway

[@damedash261]

They will only try to enslave us lol

[@lancednalrevah9223]

A sardine in the ocean wanted to see it confirmed that there was life outside the ocean. He didn’t doubt it at all. But it would be better if he could actually contact them. He DID die unhappily after that.

[@TheRABIDdude]

Why would this improve your mental state? It would predict that humanity's long-term survival is much less likely, due to increased chance of The Great Filter lying ahead of our species' development (rather than behind it). Please ask if you'd like me to explain that. Meanwhile it would also greatly reduce the chance that any major religion is true, which would send society into some turmoil in the short term, while also narrowing any hope of a pleasant afterlife on an individual level.

[@sunnyblack757black8volcan]

Only if they don't want to kill or in slave us and don't treat us like shit .... and lood decent no weird shit

[@lolpagedied]

The more I learn about the nature of reality, the more I'm realizing how very little we can ever know... for every question that is answered, I gain 5 more questions.

[@guidedmeditation2396]

The number of universes may be so vast that it would catch your calculator on fire. And here is why. The emerald tablets state that time does not exist. It is consciousness itself that passes through many states giving the illusion of time and creates a world of cause and effect. Considering that matter is nothing but oscillating light vibrating at 12 sextillion times per second. That is a 12 with 21 zeros behind it -- 12,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. In theory to create just one second of your life there would need to be that many worlds to just animate this one world of yours one second. If you live to be 80 years old you will have lived 2,524,608,000 seconds and multiply that times 12,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, See why your calculator might have a rough time? And it may be that each vessel of consciousness may have its own unique path and circumstances so multiply this times the number of conscious beings in the universe and you really get into high numbers. The only way to get your head around any of it is to understand the true nature of the universe and that it is not physical so or concepts of solid objects multiplied ever so many times is beyond our grasp. It may be difficult to imagine even the vastness of our universe but just as an exercise where you imagine the entire universe as the size of a marble. Then double it. In this one act you have increased the unimaginable 100%.

[@Haiyami]

It just goes to show that humans are an insignificant speck in the universe and that anything we think and worry about matters not in the greater avast space that is the universe.

[@bradleyboyer9979]

We truly don't know anything. Except that Jeff Epstein didn't kill himself.

[@AhmedHassan-sp1mx]

@@Haiyami we only say that but maybe we when we find what was prior to the universe. That there is more to the observable universe. The reason for our universe existing. We might have a very important role. That we are VERY IMPORTANT.

[@theanagramman1678]

That's because some of us are worried about things that are way above our need to know

[@xcyberry]

I don't think we will have to worry about traveling 46.5 billion light years any time soon

[@scallywag4978]

Multiverse... “Sister, they don’t know what to do with just one of me.” - R.B. Riddick

[@theonetruemorty4078]

Asking why we find ourselves in a universe that enables life, is like asking oneself why there is cheese in the cheese aisle.

[@fttdo201]

Really bad example kid u be watchin too much rick and morty go outside😂

[@sterlingstrange6064]

Sounds gouda to me.

[@owl5927]

Yeah. Someone put it there.

[@20xx-mm-dd]

It's functionally identical to asking why our universe happens to have gravity. We only have one example to look at and this one is the way it is, and isn't the way it's not.

[@ineedtogetrailedbythemhave9731]

*I Don't Think That's How It Works*

[@sodium9920]

" A Nebular pissing about in the background" comedy gold mate.🤣

[@AkuaRed]

What if the “Parent Universe” is just the Fourth Dimension

[@user-pg6de6dc2q]

Imagine what it looks like ....

[@HTMangaka]

The "Fourth" dimension is Time. The encapsulating dimension. The three exist within the one and are bound to it's movements. A "Parent universe" would be the fifth....or not. There's a lot of math to support the existence of another dimensional axis within time. Making our universe 5-dimensional. So you have: X, Y, Z, and L axis of 4D space, plus T for time, which encapsulates the other four. Five knowable Dimensions.

[@versatile9239]

Y'all chill, U go to the 4th and/or 5th dimensions when u dream

[@notjustforme]

@@HTMangaka The fifth dimension is inhabited by photonic lifeforms, saw a documentary about them in StarTrek Voyager!

[@benthomason3307]

that's not what a dimension is. a dimension is just another direction. this video is a good explanation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqWXkn6AqrCDZrM

[@sergepetiteau765]

I doubt seriously that such a moustache like this one could exist identically in another universe.

[@silpabananaking]

The part when he said that “out of all the universe why were we in this one” sorta makes sense to me. To give an example: there are 7.8 billion people on earth. And an omnipotent being wants to annoy a random human. So he randomly picks one. Soon enough that human will wonder why out of the billions of people, he was being targeted. Now let’s say he didn’t annoy that human and randomly pick someone else. Soon enough that human will wonder the same thing. No matter which human he choose to annoy that human will wonder why he’s being annoyed and not anyone else. So no matter which planet we are put on. We will still wonder why we are put on that planet. Another example: we wonder why mars ceased to sustain life. But if it was switched up we will wonder why earth ceased to sustain life. Hell | \/

[@notatrollll]

Still, you can believe in almost all of the science, even the big bang, and still believe in an omnipotent being behind it all. No matter how far you go back, no one will find a true beginning. I love that concept, agnostic for life.

[@michael-dm2bv]

@@notatrollll - not really. A lot of science only hopes to disprove God. Perhaps life is a test, and God let's people make up science, and let's that science work, so that He knows who He should give a sh*t about. It is mentioned in this video that "humans" have tried God. And that didn't work. Well yeah. exactly. Because if you don't listen to God He lets civilizations grow before He smashes them to bits. And would that not be His right? It's pretty simple really. Can any of us make a planet? Should God nurture those that mock Him? Why science is so funny. Everything came from nothing? Without God a pinprick held all the matter that composes the universe? Oh that's right! Quantum mechanics and blackboards covered in math equations only a genius can understand! Homo sapiens are screwed anyways, because evolution claims to follow the laws of science, but miller-urey failed, and no evolutionist can explain, conceptually, how the first single celled organisms became the first fish with not a womb or egg in sight. When if a soul doesn't need God, God doesn't need that soul. And alternate universes DO exist. It's a little place called hell. Because God does not punish those that do not need Him. Because those that need God become His children, and get to learn anything they want in time. And those that do not need God get a parting gift of a brain as powerful as His, that they CANNOT control, and they immediately make practically infinite lives, and each one they get to experience and exist in. Why alternate universes exist, because in hell a soul lives so many lives, they fill up entire universes so fast that new universes need to be created to house them. What science refuses to believe. God has an EXCELLENT sense of humor, and when He finally drops the hammer He only need sit back, and laugh at all the fools that are bitching that they didn't know that God was allowed to go from minor as*hole to huge as*hole without giving everyone that denied Him a warning first. He is God! And He warns everyone regardless of whether a soul claims He did or did not.

[@michael-dm2bv]

@@notatrollll - You think being agnostic will save you? You think when you get to meet ur maker u can tell Him you neither believed in Him nor did not believe in Him, and He will give you another chance? lmfao! He will! He will give you a brain as powerful as His, and He will plunk you down on a planet in a universe called hell. And He will laugh and watch as hell becomes infinite universes, expanding infinitely, as they rapidly fill up with infinite variations of the souls that live there. It's a brilliant plan really. As ur own god u can drop the agnostic label, and discover all the secrets of the universe on ur own!

[@silpabananaking]

@@michael-dm2bv If God was real I like to see him as an author. He loves to the things he created and makes tragedies to keep the story onwards. Sorta like that anime re creators. Some creations will hate the things their creators put them through, some won’t care, and some accept that. So he basically wants to see us thrive, fail, succeed, and suffer. If he didn’t want Lucifer to disobey him, he wouldn’t have created him to be like that in the first place. This tell me that he also likes to see the story happening in heaven and hell. So that’s why he created things to be how they are. Just like an author. But if it were to be the Big Bang. I like to see the Big Bang as the God in science, because it created the universe and the atoms, logic, and process behind it. Over time my definition of God has been different from what most people see. I defined God as something that created a universe, weather a bang or an omnipotent being. And seeing people killing “in the name of God” made me see the Christian God as an author. But I try not to think about it too much.

[@silpabananaking]

@Phil Weatherley listen here I’m a guy that don’t take side and come up with theories that to what might be wether religious or not. We live through our life and some of us wonder why we are still here waiting to die but can’t kill themselves because of other people. I don’t care about religion and science but my inner guts do. And so if we came from a Big Bang of the atoms of stars, planets and and gases. Then I can just say that I’m you and your me because we came from the same source but split up over billions of years. Besides I’m just a 16 years old piece of shit that has no intentions of contributing in science but saying because I want to and place my views on things. All I want to do is live my god dam life to have fun a make thinks fun to me. Then there are people like you that wants to ruin it ALL and go to GOD DAM CONCLUSIONS. I’m not devolving, I’m dying. SO LEAVE ME THE FUCK ALONE AND LET MY IMAGINATION THRIVE.

[@LiterallyJustMyThoughts]

"Like an unplanned child BANGED into existence " 😂😂

[@note5068]

"We are not in the center in the universe" Observable Universe: We are the center of this universe Me: So the conspiracy theory is true?

[@ryaeon9793]

maybe i misintepret your meaning.. but yes you are not in the center of the universe, but you are the center of observable universe let say you got hulahoop toy. you go to the pool and put the hulahoop toy near you and you at the center of it. you and radius until it reach hulahoop is observable universe. you are the center of it. and in that pool, you are at the edge of the pool not at the center of it. so if the observable universe explored completely we will know where we are.. maybe at the corner.

[@reapermaster1233]

@@ryaeon9793 r/wooosh

[@sirmounted8499]

@UnlawfulWaffle It's the equivalent of bikers revving their engine to show everybody how cool they think they are.

[@tirados8610]

@@reapermaster1233 nah mate not today

[@PeterKnagge]

Thoughty2 makes so many scientific inaccuracies you may as well be asking the deli sandwich guy...

[@realfactsscience3925]

Random Fact: Dolphins give each other specific names. They create them through making certain sounds to each other to represent each dolphin. -RealFacts

[@19mychaellee71]

I do that with people. And many times it doesn't go over well...like "big forehead guy" or "saggy bottomed woman" or "blotchy skin man".

[@roguescape]

K

[@Limbogummy]

cool man

[@scramblesthedeathdealer]

My kittens did that automatically. Dolphins also have been known to "violate" humans...

[@colinwomble931]

I do something similar when I fart, and then say "excuse me, didn't you hear me say your name" Sometimes works sometimes not.

[@Aquaz960]

“Like an unplanned child we were banged into existence” lmaoo

[@karenramnath9993]

Except that we were planned...

[@zemorph42]

@@karenramnath9993 According to whom?

[@karenramnath9993]

@@zemorph42 According to the One Who planned it.

[@zemorph42]

@@karenramnath9993 Yeah, that one, if there is such an entity, ain't talking, so no.

[@karenramnath9993]

@@zemorph42 Maybe we are not listening?

[@noidity]

Why can I actually wrap my head around this and could even come up with more plausible ideas about space

[@laudreport3798]

How does it feel to be the smartest person in the world? When asked Einstein, he answered: " I don't know, ask Tesla "

[@nuuuuuut]

All sources I've ever found for this quote say that it didn't actually happen, or he said it as a joke.

[@funkymonkey1958]

But tesla wasnt created at that time how did he predicted the future?

[@funkymonkey1958]

@@laudreport3798 lmao i was just trolling ik he said about nikola tesla

[@prophetofthesingularity]

"97% of all quotes that you read on the internet are false." - Abraham Lincoln

[@petenielsen6683]

@@funkymonkey1958 Nicola Tesla was the man the company was named after who was responsible for inventing the alternating current our electrical system uses.

[@lorenafrusciante3307]

My son used to watch this channel since he was 9 . I now watch for him and learn more and more . He is forever 16 . Ty for this channel

[@Murder1nc]

❤️❤️❤️

[@sexgod57able]

Oh no! What happened? I wish you the best. God Bless you.

[@johnhanek167]

I liked it better when he didn't swear so much and assume I'm comfortable with that.

[@Josh_D78]

dam passing away at 16 is way to young

[@SuperSummer58]

😢

[@vinayakgupta2003]

"If a forest had a thousand trees but no-one to count them than that number doesn't matter... And so if there are countless dead planets and universes but no consciousness to observe them... They don't matter..." I mean that the meaning of existence of the universe or multiverse is dependent on the existence of a conscious being...

[@thewizzard3150]

@ Vinayak Gupta and if you stop looking at the moon it stops existing. meta physical crap know as the Copenhagen interpretation.

[@vinayakgupta2003]

@@thewizzard3150 it is crap only until you understand it...

[@vinayakgupta2003]

@@thewizzard3150 and secondly.... It's only for the microscopic and macroscopic things... And I said that if you stop observing... but the moon is in constant observation in around the world....

[@vinayakgupta2003]

@haitipi not exactly...

[@thewizzard3150]

@@vinayakgupta2003 a fool thinks she knows everything and yet nothing. Put that in your metaphysical pipe and smoke it.

[@faismasterx]

"Banged into existence" is the beginning of the story of..... everything. "The Hot Big Bang" I'm sure I saw a porno by that name at some point in my uh... career.

[@chrisheidt1836]

🤣🤣🤣

[@YurieSnowie]

*Wait a minute, i can feel somethin wrong with this comment*

[@neisanhitsuki1257]

hold up wait a minute something ain't right

[@Grimerpr2016]

Lol, definitely get that, not into but I get it

[@GameOfDepth]

Our Aldi’s don’t have a deli counter... sounds like you are in another universe.

[@chasethacker7590]

Ours do here in Houston.

[@robo_j22]

Mine only sometimes has intact windows 😂😂

[@laquicha8159]

What’s an Aldi, lol?

[@GameOfDepth]

@@laquicha8159 a chain of very economic grocery stores, epitomized by the quarter you put in to unlock a shopping cart.

[@onderbox186]

@@chasethacker7590 wow theres an aldi in Houston. This Aldi become huge.

[@Jormaukko]

Imagine if the cold spot is just a super advanced alien race with gigantic stealth shield around them from harvesting energy from one or multiple stars inside the field

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

That was like the first thing I did.

[@RuslisG]

With that size I think that would be harvesting energy from multiple galaxies not starts

[@athelwulfgalland]

It could potentially be an advanced intergalactic race (or consortium thereof) that extensively uses dyson spheres I suppose? I'm trying to imagine how they harvest energy from things like pulsars and black holes in that vast tract of space right now...

[@Domcas74]

So glad I discovered Thoughty2. I am binging his uploads and I can feel my brain expanding as I go 😉😁😍🤯

[@bradleyboyer9979]

Try the Why Files.

[@tonygichuki8202]

Here's the thing though, the Goldilocks zones only support life as we know it. It is not necessary that this is all life is. Aliens could thrive with no water or atmosphere at all🤣

[@acanimates9948]

We look at goldilock zones because we know it could support life, life as we dont know it is gonna be revaluationary but not as likely. So i ask you sir whould rather go into a room blind? Or whould go in there with light?

[@tonygichuki8202]

@@acanimates9948 You know what, good point 👍

[@afcrotv2282]

@@acanimates9948 blind

[@acanimates9948]

@@afcrotv2282 oh

[@jamesnaile3661]

We may not recognize extraterrestrial life when/if we do find it

[@ironmage6105]

"Bangs into existence like an unplanned child".......nearly choked when u said that

[@DCUOSourcewall]

If 42 ever shaved his moustache off, our universe will never remain the same

[@shweyee763]

I think this moustache is fake :D

[@dr.stronk9857]

Your not wrong

[@xaviercrow102]

Go watch some of his older vids from like 4-6 years ago. Cat looks like Malcolm in the Middle kid fr

[@NolanMcDermott-se1yg]

Our universe is much like a tapestry. Imagine a yarn that is made out of living material and imagine the other yarn strands are various other elemental properties, these yarn strands are woven through space. If you look at one side of the tapestry you will see a very small amount of life with many elements, but if you were to flip the tapestry over there will be living material everywhere and very few elemental properties. The cold spot in space is a region of space where matter is yet to form. It is cold and dark when you take everything away. There is a Crystalization of cold that freezes empty space into a glittering ice cube, after growing dense friction and pressure builds up allowing for condensation and Expansion. This creates movement and spin and heat. Once the core is heated this glittery blob explodes at the speed of light giving rise to a new universe. However space is unending, so there is always a super cold region of space that is forming from this process

[@mrroronoa8]

I laugh whenever I hear liquid water is a must for life. Who made this a universal truth? There are unimaginable number of life forms out there.

[@Ken_James_SV]

The same as the annoying statement, even made in this video, that Earth is at the centre of the Universe! Ptolemy must be alive and well!!! Earth might be 65% up and to the left of any centre, which I doubt there is anyway. I agree Mr Roronoa, there is life in boiling Sulphur ponds here on Earth. Life could exist in any solution, or no solution at all.

[@danielwalker6230]

Agreed . Go check " Sciencephile the AI"'s videos

[@BromasenEquipo]

@@Ken_James_SV no he said is in the center of the observable universe which is what we can see/measure because we are the observers we are at the center. altho I say this concept is really fucking stupid the observable universe just means what we can see. you can think of it like this: you are a kid and can't get out from your home(earth) or explore outside(other planets) you get to the roof of your house and look as far as you can( the horizon)and you call that the observable earth is such a weird and stupid concept.

[@lounatanasov4344]

What is one example of life "outh there"?

[@lounatanasov4344]

The reason we keep hearing that water is necessary for life is the legend of life on Earth accidentally self-starting in "primordial soup".

[@EMLRecordings]

The greatest mistake mankind has ever made when looking at life outside of the earth is the assumption that it needs the same things we do to live. Until scientists and researchers (and youtubers) submit to the concept of life not relying on water, oxygen, or all the countless other number of things that WE need here on earth.....then the search for life outside of the earth will ALWAYS draw a blank !

[@whitmanashby2616]

The greatest mistake mankind has ever made when looking at life outside of the earth is the assumption that it needs the same things we do to live. Until scientists and researchers (and youtubers) submit to the concept of life not relying on water, oxygen, or all the countless other number of things that WE need here on earth.....then the search for life outside of the earth will ALWAYS draw a blank !

[@onii-san3851]

I mean there is no other way to analyzed life and as far as we know this is the only way.

[@ilikebread206]

Thats why there could be oxygen, nitrogen, etc, based lifeforms in space.

[@blackstream2572]

You have no idea what you're talking about.

[@Shaunssupersounds]

My first thought too... That Goldilocks theory just doesn't seem likely

[@thaliapanacea964]

I keep thinking I'll get ahead of you in my theoretical physics reading, and...nope! You manage to cover the latest hot (or cold) gossip! Well done and thank you for keeping us so well informed. Someday, Sir. Someday...

[@deandeann1541]

You forgot to mention Vilenkin! He stands alongside Guth, Linde, Steinhardt et al as an originator of inflation. He really does deserve to be mentioned in the first breath.

[@malu7779]

Welp, you've gained yet another subscriber after 3 a.m.

[@sassaman13]

Man I really wish I had teachers like you in school.