The Paradox Of Time That Scares Scientists

When time reaches its limits, scientists call those moments "singularities." These can mark the start or end of time itself. The most famous singularity is the big bang, which happened around 13.7 billion years ago, kicking off the universe and time as we know it. If the universe ever stops expanding and starts collapsing, it could lead to a reverse of the big bang called the big crunch, where time would stop.

As our distant descendants approach the end of time, they will face increasing challenges in a hostile universe, and their efforts will only accelerate the inevitable. We are not passive victims of time's demise; we contribute to it. Through our existence, we convert energy into waste heat, contributing to the universe's degeneration. Time must cease for us to continue living.

[Xander-gueu]

Eisntein hits blunt, "you know what, man. Time is really just a big musical jam session with different rhythms."

[BD-npbv]

How do we know time doesn't stop? What if time stopped across the universe multiple times and everything freezes but because we're all frozen we don't know that time had frozen only to restart? Only an outsider observer could see us freezing, restarting, freezing, restarting etc.

[Valandor_Celestial_Warlock]

"Time is an illusion. Leave it up to the human species to invent something that measures something that doesn't exist." - Dolores Cannon

[danbreeden]

Aristotle defined time as a measurement of the rate of change 😊

[EverybodysWrong]

Whatever it is, I still have a doctor appt tomorrow at nine.

[thegrumblychannel]

It fascinates me that channel owners who have to rely on click bait and know nothing about science are obsessed with the idea that science scares scientists.

[ToniTruthArt]

It just seems crazy to think a lot more people are trying to perceive the inconceivable things of existence. It’s like the cells in our body trying perceive the outside world really. Imagine if our cells had a independence or free will without a order there wouldn’t be a existence at all but chaos.

[atk]

Everyone show their boss this video if you take an extremely long lunch break

[softbytesunlimited]

Time will end when there's no reference point anymore in the universe. No mass, no reference point, no distance, therefore time will no longer be relevant.

[onetruekeeper]

What really scares them is that time defeats all their attempts to control it.

[RiiDii]

Proposed counter-argument to the "Arrow of Time flows in both directions" statement:
While there is a vector and magnitude to features of time, like Entropy and Cause-and-Effect, time itself is a distance between two events, just as space is a distance between two objects. While we can have movement (vector and magnitude) in space, there is no set "direction." What is "forward" in space other than an abstract orientation that we've imposed on some imaginary grid?
In other words, the Arrow of Time doesn't flow in both directions, but direction is an abstract perception.

[GlurglePop]

Our minds aren’t equipped to handle a possibility of time without a beginning. In the case of infinite time, our first impulse is to think, ok, when did it begin being infinite? What started it?

[pechyog]

Great, now im going through an existential crisis

[justinzeller]

Time is only a measurement of motion, it literally only exists inside the human mind. It is not a natural force

[michaelallen]

Absolutely brilliant, thank you for downloading this.

[Thundralight]

Observation of change defines a concept of time. If there are no changes, no time can be defined.

[lukesmialkowski]

If there's nothing, then there's something.

[GentlemensWatchServices]

People who think time is real and measurable have never waited for a pizza to be delivered.

[AzumiRM]

Did Einstein come up with the theory of AI generated YouTube content?

[Sharperthanu]

Einstein says that "Reality is an illusion."Therefore if relativity is a classical theory, relativity is also an illusion.