Michio Kaku - How are Multiple Universes Generated?

Cosmologists believe that multiple universes really exist; they call the whole vast collection, which might even be infinite in number, the 'multiverse'.

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[Elsass_Bastard]

You guys need to turn up the volume on these vids.

[chriss]

Man I love watching these type of videos at night puts me straight to sleep because I’m too dumb to understand 🤣🤣🤣

[diegogonzalez]

Dont you just live how this man talks amd expresses himself. Its so satisfying, entertaining and intriguing to hear him talk, i could do it for ours. And if i was a kid, id wish this man was my grandpa and talk me to sleep, he could probably do it now.
It is a pleasure to have him in my time, but its also a sad feeling to know he is getting old. All my love, respect and admiration to this Dr. Michiu Kaku

[aphroditekerylidis]

Dr Kaku is so passionate and that’s what makes him exciting to listen. Wish he could visit Australia

[lukebrooks]

Turn up the mics! I had my volume as high as it would go and could barely hear it.

[punkypinko]

Kaku is a great "showman." I can easily see him in a circus, titilizing the crowd with dramatic announcements of wonder and magic ...

[topguntk]

ah, it wouldnt be a michio kaku multiverse video without him bringing up the giggle factor! haha i love this guy oh yeah and surprised he didnt bring up the temple and fishes story!

[wcropp]

String theory may very well be accurate, but as he says--it's unfortunate that we'll probably never know anything, or at least very little, about the greater "cosmic foam" our universe came from, or the other universes that have been produced. Not to mention the fact that we will probably never see the vast majority of our universe. Who is to say that our brains and the mathematical systems we have devised are even up to the challenge of describing such things? The best we'll probably ever be able to do is incomplete pictures and better mousetraps. I suppose that shouldn't be much of a surprise, but there are times when you think we're finally getting close to a more or less complete theory, at least in mathematical terms, but a new can of worms is always there waiting on us to open it up.

[toxic]

Aum is the vibration of the universe and the primary vibration

[usertsmstsuser]

What if there is a powerful energy infusion chanal behind of that point singularity ' bascketball'
And energy being infused in ' our ' Universe ' buble' forming different ' reallyties at each stage of vacuum Spectra distribution?

[doodelay]

How glorious would it be that we someday discover the theory of everything, similar or equal to string theory, but because the universe is so astounding, so grand in its peculiarities that even though we would be able to describe all that there is or ever will be on a sheet of paper, from 11 dimensional space to multiple times, those concepts would still and forever be fundamentally inconceivable for a mind of any kind to absorb. That seems like where this is heading and, lordy, I hope that is so.

[jamesruscheinski]

Could information process in such a way as to create quantum field and consciousness?

[jamesruscheinski]

Is string theory related to gravity singularity(s) that make universes in the multiverse?

[Earthsky]

I honestly do like Michio, but he honestly hasn't said an original thing in about 8 years.

[jamesruscheinski]

Is the multiverse composed of quantum field energy, in which case the quantum field could be conscious?

[jasoncarter]

I’ve heard a few people who have had near death experiences tell of the knowledge imparted to them in their “spiritual” form. One of the commonalities is the revelation that our souls are at least eons old, we choose the lives we live (yes, multiple lives) for spiritual growth, and there are virtually an infinite number of parallel universes like our own with different outcomes. Oh, yeah, there’s no such thing as time as it’s completely man made but part of the human experience.

[eugenechun]

Is it true that the more conscious I become of the Cosmos the Cosmos becomes more conscious and aware of me? Is what I think about thinking about me?

[AnwarHossain-gxmf]

Michio Kaku here is talking more on metaphysics than physics.

[sonarbangla]

Finally even Kaku became nuts. He doesn't know how multiverse are made. I am sure he has forgotten what he learned in college, that abstract nature of the universe has infinite faces.

[eugenechun]

In order for the Cosmos and the Universe to exist, I first have to be conscious and aware of the Cosmos...is the origins of the Cosmos consciousness itself? Do I have to first become aware of a Cosmos in order for a Cosmos to exist? Is the real big bang and the origin of the Cosmos me becoming aware and conscious of its existence in the first place? Consciousness and conscious awareness are the origins of the Cosmos because the Cosmos itself is conscious...as I become more conscious of the Cosmos does the Cosmos become more conscious of me? Do I expand and inflate the Cosmos by becoming more conscious of it? Is there a direct conscious effect that affects the inflation of the Cosmos? Is the Cosmos expanding a literal reflection of my conscious awareness of the Cosmos? As I grow and become more conscious and aware of the Cosmos does that in turn grow the Cosmos?