A Trip to Infinity Official Trailer (2022) - Netflix

Eminent mathematicians, particle physicists and cosmologists dive into infinity, its mind-bending implications for the universe and how it might impact the future of the human race.

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Directed by Jonathan Halperin, Drew Takahashi. With Anthony Aguirre, Stephon Alexander, Eugenia Cheng, Moon Duchin.

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[abrahamaragon]

Cada vez q lo veo es tan emocionante y se repite infinitamente

[sterlthepearl]

Energy isn't created or destroyed, it's just transferred from one state to another.

[woundedhealer]

The universe favours order but also chaos at the same time. Infinite versions of us exist in infinite parallel universes within infinite multiverses. One of the first messages in this documentary that the other versions of us are doing exactly the same thing, in my opinion, is misleading. The other versions are slightly different each time. All the choices you make in this life are not done by the other versions. The choices you did not take or the opportunities you did not manage to achieve exist in other versions of you. You are essentially doing all possibilities of your life in infinite versions. This also makes much more sense mathematically, because although the algorithm would repeat, mathematics also helps us understand probability. The infinite probabilities of your life exist out there at the same time. Time and space do not exist as we understand them, but it does not mean they do not exist out there. Also, nothing can exist outside of that notion of time, that we do not yet understand. Also, numbers and letters do not exist in the universe the way that we understand them with our brains. If humans actually had humanity's best interests in mind and had planetary unity in mind (good luck there), how is the brain's consciousness different to our planet's consciousness, and how is that then different to the universe's consciousness? A thought sends ripples through your mind, in your energetic environment, but our planet also reacts to that and so does the universe. A circle within a circle within a circle. So how do we know if the infinite, whatever or whenever it is, is not "thinking" about all these possibilities at the same time, the possibilities within which we exist infinite times? What if we are but a thought? Despite all this, the idea of infinity does not scare me at all. Yes, it is probably unfathomable, but it still does not scare me. I embrace it. I also absolutely agree with the guy in this documentary who said black holes could have new physics and that it could lead to a new realm, a wormhole to a new realm. Spot on. And the Italian guy who said infinity is the emotion we get in front of the immensity of nature. That's a wonderful way of describing it. That sense of it being Everything and Everywhere. The cat in the box was adorable.

[riguellamy]

There's a song in this documentary when a section of "Conclusions" appears and says "We're like cats, " anyone knows what the song is called in this part?