The Very Origin Of Time 🤔 w/ Brian Greene

The Very Origin Of Time 🤔 w/ Brian Greene #ndt #physics #science #briangreene #education #neildegrassetyson #timetravel #bigbang #universe #shorts

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[--who--]

"Where's the south pole?" *points in random direction* "that way"

[gnta]

Whats wild is you can keep going east or west but not north or south

69 replies... NICE lol, thank you for all the likes

[RobinSk-ef]

"Imagine you are walking on planet earth"- can't imagine that man that's a dream 🙏🏻

[momoniji]

Me - "How do I get to Home Depot?"
Guy -"Right then Left"
Me - Arrives at Home Depot.
Me - "How do I get to Home Depot?"
Employee - "WOAH that question does not mean anything"

[Goober-vn]

The thing about that time problem is: the beginning of time has to go beyond the big bang because nothing cannot create something, so some force had to have put the source of the big bang there in order for the big bang to even happen

[Suusleepy]

My favorite explanation has been "Saying the universe Came Into Existance in its first moments is like saying a ruler comes into existence in its first inch"

[JohnJohn]

Joe Rogan was not listening to a single word of that

[tannerbroyles]

“You can’t go anymore north than this”

_starts levitating_

[soulcapitalist]

This is a very clean explanation of what happened before the big bang.

[leebarry]

So, you can't go further back in time than the beginning of time? Wow, that is definitely genius.

[PhantomSnipe]

Yes you can. I'm back in time right now and I'll think about it tomorrow at work while I'm driving

[jimoly]

That's Neil de Grasse's speech 😤

[codythecoldest]

Well it would just reset, once you pass the the threshold of true north it would just be the opposite which would be south, but it’s weird because every direction just becomes south, when it makes more sense for it to just reset and you continue north until you hit north again

[alexrog]

Yes, but that origin of time might not have been the big bang. Its quite possible that whatever brought about the singularity that became the big bang, itself had a cause, one subject to time, and that existed in its own dimensions completely separate from us. If almost any version of the multiverse theory is true, than this is probably the case.

[kalebjohns]

To be clear, he said this MIGHT be the case, but we funny know, time COULD go backwards forever. But either case, we have no idea what happened or even if anything happened before the big bang

[ElijahWilliams-ff]

Broski said “imagine walking the planet earth” like we on mars

[AndrejPekar]

What is time? Time is the movement of matter in space. Time is change. The change of one piece of information into another. The entire universe is just information that shifts from one state to another. We perceive the flow of time from the inside. From outside the universe, it is a single moment, one vast piece of information.

[gimpzilla]

How much does this channel make? Its blowing my mind

[The_Wanderer...]

This makes sense, because, in the theory of relativity, time is just another dimension to space, and if we assume that before the Big Bang, there was absolutely nothing not even time or space then this tracks. Also as far as science is concerned time is simply change, the rate of change is light-speed.

[Subiromba]

It's when the simulation starts, that's why time probably only exists in our simulation. Think about it: the beings who are running our simulation exist in some kind of environment we cannot compreend out of the concepts estabilished in our simulation. Maybe they are "God".