These Paradoxes Keep Scientists Awake At Night! No Solutions

[@jackmayhue2598]

We quite simply "aren't" alone. It's like expecting to hear the alien signals by turning your hearing aid up. It doesn't work like that. Imagine sitting there with your fm radio trying to connect to the internet. We don't use the right technology to hear them. It's also harder to read the company logos on a Dyson sphere without the light of the star to reflect back to our primitive telescopes. Telescopes are great for studying craters and rings but if you want to know what's out there, send a probe.

[@rasta77-x7o]

You've provided no evidence for your claim, whilst i also believe we are not alone, we simply do not know at this point in time and the chance we are alone does exist.

[@italianspiderman5012]

@@rasta77-x7othe universe is so vast that statistically it’s near impossible that we are alone, no matter how small the chances are. Let’s say there’s a civilisation out there in the stars, let’s say that there’s one civilisation per 100.000 galaxies, now what are the chances that we would discover them with our current technology?

[@yurkdawg]

@@italianspiderman5012actually considering the age of the universe, the fact that any other civilization could/should be Kardeshev Type 3 by now (thus absolutely obvious even at a glimpse billions of light years away,) and the fact that we can see *millions* of galaxies, we should have seen them by now...

[@ModestestRUST]

@@italianspiderman5012rofl what are you even talking about? You have any clue how old this place is? You two clearly aren’t good with numbers,

[@КурочкаКрашена]

@@italianspiderman5012 Also worth considering is what does it really mean for them to be there but so far away that it's possible we never make contact? Or that they were there millions of years ago but are extinct now. Or will be there millions of years in the future. It's possible that there's some sort of ceiling on the distances anyone is ever able to travel. If somehow you knew they were there (let's just imagine that revelation - not sure how it would work) or if maths told you they must statistically be there, but we can never reach them, contact them or have any interaction whatsoever, are we really any less alone? I'd say not.

[@JPizzy6981]

I'm just here for all the couch scientists

[@blackheartkoda2269]

don't have to be a professional scientists to have great insight on something!

[@kennethhammond4028]

and any possible chance of real ones 😅

[@sickoftheshit]

Intelligence isn't always found in the Universities snarky. I know a few professors who are dumber than dirt.

[@cannedpotatoes3371]

Imagine if the universe is just someone's brain

[@kennethhammond4028]

Yours or mine, yeah...nah....

[@JanikLitalien]

If we are alone in the universe, let's just fill it up

[@WiqedWhiteGorilla]

*unzips*

[@blahsomethingclever]

Why do you think I have 7 kids and want more?

[@jamesfoley2746]

No matter if we are alone or not. The next life is thousands of years away from us

[@natehenriod5541]

If not millions..

[@Sinrise]

Time is a word. It's a word we use to describe something we don't understand, and to describe something we think we are perceiving. I think time is not real. I think whenever you think of time, you should instead think of distance. Time is not real. Everything is moving. We use the word time because we are only able to perceive causality the way we do. It does not mean that time is a force. I know this is a strange theory but I'm not the only one to have thought of it. Consider this: a clock is not a time measurement device. Clocks don't measure the force or flow of time. They are simply devices that keep a rhythm, based on what we define as finite packets of time. Clocks have nothing to do with time.

[@juliosantana1646]

Time is the measurement of processes occurring. That is all. If everything stopped time is “frozen”

[@CarlAyers-x8h]

​​@@juliosantana1646 The process of it being frozen for eternity, is a description of what time is. Whether something is there or not still describes time It is...Piont A too Point B. Anywhere along the scale of existence or Non-existence.

[@juliosantana1646]

@@CarlAyers-x8h I think the key is that there has always been something, and there will continue to be, time I think is infinite and is the universe. Everything has been in motion for eternity in some way or form.

[@CarlAyers-x8h]

​​@@juliosantana1646 Time is not of the universe. It is just a way for us to visualize. What is, what was, what will be. Without the observer, it still is.

[@CarlAyers-x8h]

Time. It's not of the universe, it's just a way for us to visualize it through math, which was found within the universe and earth's layers. From math we derived the word, time. What was, what is, what it will be. Weather observed or not. Even if time persay, flowed backwards. It's still going one direction. For time is outside of this flow. Or any manifestation. It is, what it is, because of what it is. If it were not so, then it would not be. It is, insuperable.

[@polemeros]

Are we alone? I hope so. Just ask the Aztecs.

[@AncientWildTV]

Great video, really enjoyed the insights! but I have to say, isn’t it a bit unsettling that some of these paradoxes seem to challenge the very foundations of science? Like, do we really need to question everything we thought we knew? Seems a bit extreme, right?

[@accadia1983]

20:00 quantum entanglement and Einstein-Polen-Rosenberg paradox 21:29 Vacuum catastrophe These two tell the calliber of this video :D nice viz!

[@tallpaulhutchensjr.]

It's mathematically impossible that we are the only living beings in the entire universe or universes. Would be absolutely insane to think we are alone lol. I've never seen a UFO nor alien and I don't know if they here on earth or if they have sent their versions of drones and satellites here. But there's absolutely no chance we are the only living beings in the entire universe or universes lol 💪👽🍻

[@milkd.4206]

Egocentric - Ethnocentric - Heliocentric... It's truly narrow-minded human thinking imo.

[@tallpaulhutchensjr.]

@milkd.4206 yea for sure. Thinking we are the only ones as big as the universe is comes off as arrogant egotistical horrible thinking lol

[@collincutler4992]

I agree....also, what's a more terrifying though...that we ARENT alone...or that we ARE alone?

[@tallpaulhutchensjr.]

@@collincutler4992 would definitely be more boring if we knew we were absolutely alone without doubt. But we would know we would never get attacked lol. But hopefully they end up being friendly and peaceful. I think they have known we are here and probably even visited us for thousands of years, so that leads me to believe they are not mean and aggressive or they would've taken us out hundreds of thousands of years ago

[@surfside75]

Yet we are absolutely ALONE. Now go read your Bible❤😅

[@timsytanker]

Most of these paradoxes are simply down to people with too much time on their hands and overthinking stuff.

[@YnseSchaap]

We got locked out off the rest of the galaxy when we failed the space cash test !

[@gulutaalan8845]

The boostrap paradox is just a fantasy paradox; it was never observed. The very basic concept makes reference to actions not allowed by the current physics knowledge, so, apart from the apparent scientific language, for now, it has the same scientific value as the Harry Potter's time turner...

[@MrGiovannisassano]

7:19 how do u think a camra works there by freezing a photon to pixle.

[@huskerbluejay9621]

So the universe is expanding into nothing, with nothing?

[@dxublexxsplicitxxsplicit4943]

You got it. Just one last thing to get. Nothing matters. Literally. Nothing exists. The closer you look the more you realize all matter is, is a fluctuation between nothingness.....by the very waves of the universe and space time.... The world you experience is likely just an illusion created by probable cause, no maning behind it and no actual mass. More than likely you are the dead memories of an already nonexistent universe

[@johnbrimmer9403]

Arguably its all bullsh!t but what can we strip it down to? I like thinking about that. Sofar ive got energy, information, the exchange and transfer of said information and energy, and spin....

[@cptkochill]

I think aliens avoid our planet . They may slow down a bit , roll the windows up , lock the doors and passing view. With a quick stop at the sun for a charge up. ✌️😎🤙

[@sealteem1]

Why do we believe that other beings, rely on the same 5 senses we do? Maybe we're sending out signals we can hear, but other species may not even have ears or communicate by sounds. if they are as advanced to traverse the Universe, maybe the communicate on a level we cannot comprehend yet. Sound waves are a really slow way to communicate on a grand scale of the size of our known universe.

[@jerryjungle5717]

Everyone knows that " a watched pot never boils "

[@germainwilson800]

Woah thats star wars level 😮 brains in our universe just floating around

[@ky1ebetts]

Maybe consciousness is holographic in this universe. Its crazy how many scenarios of our sentience points right to simulation.

[@EricRandall-ko2xn]

Cau-sal-ity not casualty loop

[@RedShift0104]

my brain hurts now but i love it!😄

[@manuelvega1100]

some new calculations put the age of the univers at twice the current 13.8 B years or so...what does that do the fermi equation?

[@tornadoeman27]

I have a hard time understanding some truths behind some of these paradoxes because a lot of of it doesn’t make sense because if aliens do exist, then I doubt that they would just watch us because isn’t our world part of a Goldilocks type of world where it’s like one in 1 billion chance of existing perfectly, and it’s hard to find another world like ours so wouldn’t that mean that we have special materials, minerals and atmospheric anomalies that happen that other species would want? It just doesn’t make sense for species to not want to harvest our planet from the materials and everything on it unless our materials are found throughout other planets in the universe and galaxy, which would determine that everything originated from one origin point otherwise every planet would have its own minerals, except for like asteroids and other pieces flying from exploding planets or stars. just the theory of the Big Bang is hard a hard concept for me to fully truthfully believe due to the fact of the vastness of ever growing materials and understandings that we see in other planets and throughout the universe and galaxies, and we don’t even have the technology to see that back

[@Offu-cz9wl]

The real question here is who the heck is going around asking all these scientists what keeps them up at night or what their biggest fears are. Where are y’all finding all these damn scientists at!? 😭😂

[@MrGiovannisassano]

11:47 cuz we are in gods thought. This showed u.

[@kennethhammond4028]

So simple its simply not in this video.

[@AnnihiltionSlayer]

"An incredibly simple solution"The video is 1 hour

[@teonmccoy633]

There's some kinda life on every planet . Even in our solar system!

[@johnreyes4180]

Science in a court of scientific law would be deemed mad, the entire scientific edifice has built upon a foundation of gravity an elusive force and yet whilst calculations seem accurate it does not mean it exists, even newton admitted this, from this science has conjured so much hyperthetical assumptions that are hysterically ridiculous.

[@AtulKaushal7]

We are alone in this dimensional plane. Yes, you may think about it.

[@sickoftheshit]

I disagree.

[@abiamiamab9677]

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[@abiamiamab9677]

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[@abiamiamab9677]

I like that... why do they call that ?

[@abiamiamab9677]

I don't know?

[@abiamiamab9677]

Really, why haven't you ask?

[@abiamiamab9677]

I shouldn't have shared this with you...

[@clocutron]

Do you seriously not know the difference between "casualty" and "causality"?

[@BenVerhaag]

So many people have a different approach

[@rolandgibbs9036]

Olbers paradox. Ain't that convenient

[@dallas69]

There are a few ETs in our Milky Way but the distances are so vast We and they are alone. Comedy of errors that have to happen in just the right sequence that made us and them is so crazy it is 1 in a 100 Billion chance of getting the same results or close to the same results out of the Grim Reaper star stuff is all but nil. Life generation from Grim Reaper star stuff: Life in the universe may be common but death in the universe is more common.

[@dallas69]

First Contact: No, but When the larger Andromeda hits the Milky Way and in ~4 Million years we may hear from a long dead ET.

[@alanseymour1252]

Please delete the tabloid music.

[@kevinoconnor9548]

It doesn't surprise me we could be the only ones here, that just goes along with my simple beliefs that God created all this you even said yourself the universe was created with order we really could be the only ones in this infinite universe. I have other beliefs space is hostile to the human body but in spirit form outer space could be home, Heaven could be a planet for all we know.

[@RJay121]

Why always the extreme forms of alien advancement. This is wrong. If there are aliens they would be at all levels of evolution some like us orhers a bit more advanced other extremely far more advanced. So the Zoo hypothesis is wrong.😢

[@lucidmoses]

These are not paradoxes. If you stop to think about it for a minute, most people can reason out these word games.

[@JMDinOKC]

Another stupid, purely sensationalistic title. The ONLY thing that "terrifies" scientists is LOSING THEIR FUNDING.

[@lfugate]

Videos like this terrify me. Blathering on and on just to gather views. Do something better than spreading misinformation to expand your ego.

[@kateapple1]

It’s also scary that you and I are the only non bots on here 😂

[@hurithinkbefore1340]

Called science! Your comment boosted your ego.

[@KaosRunes]

What if there is life out there and they are just as intelligent as we are or more so and just as advanced but they don't have technology like we do but are advanced in medicine and health but are more equivalent to tribal people as they don't have any technology and that's why we can't see any signs of their existence because we're looking for signs of technology like our radio waves and synthetic chemicals etc

[@Sinrise]

The universe can't be infinite. It wouldn't just make strange things more likely, it would make them inevitable. In fact it would make everything possible inevitable, including the entire universe filling with pies. It would be pure chaos everywhere all the time.

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[@NEKRWSPHERE]

Please. Please. Please... Teach your AI bot the difference between "casualty" and "causality"! No, not conceptually, obviously - an AI bot has no "intelligence" nor fidelity, it doesn't "know" we are actually physically on a ball hurtling through space in a convoluted spiral pattern (if it does, - it only does so in the minds of Big Tech "casualties" of failed contraception methods, such as Elon Musk). Simply teach it the difference between PRONOUNCING "casualty" and "causality"!! Thank you.

[@n.m.3568]

There is NO PAST, NO FUTURE just always "right now" even if you "travel back in time or the future" 😉

[@crisrobinson3092]

That's deep.

[@n.m.3568]

@crisrobinson3092 Thanks 😆 Mind sharing what are your thoughts about "time"?

[@jbezteman5618]

Right now already past.. rip

[@lfc4269]

Scientifically incorrect if you travel at light speed away from earth years and years and years would of passed on earth while time for you would be minutes ..

[@starenharkon4265]

while i watched these theoryes i figured out a new one.. i will tell ya later..i must eat it before..see ya soon thx 4 da hints bytheway nutshell: what if..this Universe acceleration fact its " n0t a natural law" of our world? it just a side effect and i think i know what could cause/(ed) it..but i must think it twice so its takes s ome times 4 me sorry about this..

[@joshuawilke4672]

the sky is not "mostly dark" we live in areas that are too bright for them to show thru. go to area with no cities for 100s of miles. you will see a amazing view. the sky is filled.

[@mortimerschnerd3846]

The same old hubble constant related BS!

[@magic3400]

Light is NOT the limit of speed. The universe is too vast for light to be the limit.

[@johnbrimmer9403]

I cant believe everyone still argues about the "Copenhagen paradox" there is no paradox. Observation doesnt determine a particles state. It boggels me that such bad science can be perpetuated so blindly.

[@lilmike2710]

Literally just a bunch of random cosmic related babbling.. what paradox?