Do We Live inside Someone’s Mind?

This thought-provoking journey examines the startling similarities between the structure of the human brain and the vast expanse of the universe. We delve into scientific theories and philosophical debates, questioning the very nature of reality and consciousness. Are the parallels between neural networks and cosmic webs mere coincidences, or do they hint at a deeper, more interconnected reality? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the universe and ponder the possibility that we are living in a conscious cosmos, perhaps even within the mind of another being. This video is not just a exploration of science and space, but a voyage into the depths of the human mind and the universe itself.

[soundsfmeows]

imagine this whole entire time we were trying to figuring out what we are but what we don't know is is that we are just highly advanced microscopics floating in huge giant body😅

[naturenurture]

If we are living in someone's mind, we must be giving them a serious headache.

[ilovemichigan-]

I have seriously had this thought many times before. I have only said it out loud to my husband because everyone else will roll their eyes. I thank you so incredibly much for making this video 😁

[ilovemichigan-]

I LOVE reading through the comments and seeing all of the beautiful, out of the box thinking minds there are 😊 This gives me very much hope for humanity.

[JosephWood-izmi]

I can remember thinking something like this in my teens. That was 70 years ago.
My father was smoking a cigarette. He flicked the ashes into an ashtray. I thought that maybe the glowing embers were an entire universe in miniature with a different time scale. The entire lifetime of that universe started at the cigarette and finished when it hit the ashtray.
Looking through the comments it seems that I'm not alone with these strange thoughts. I had always thought it would make me sound stupid if I mentioned it to anyone. This is the first time. Makes me feel good.

[Ron_DeForest]

Almost makes me wonder if our neurons are someone else’s galaxy.

[aimindcraftt]

I'm so happy, that subjects like this become popular among regular people. Thank you for this video, that makes us curious and intrigued. I strongly believe that in a couple of generations humanity will make a breakthrough in understanding of who we are and what is around us. I hope this will change the way we live, bring more love and compassion in the society.

P.s. what also takes my breath away is that we are all the result of dying stars. All these atoms and molecules appeared after nuclear synthesis and now we are literally atoms and wave functions that are trying to study atoms 😅

[jimmyb]

I asked if Cells were like little galaxies in 4th grade. The teacher laughed at me. Different times the mid 90's were.

[seanweaver]

For 30 years I’ve always thought that there is a possibility that we are organisms inside of someone or something… whoa! Crazy.

[captainlou]

My mom was a nurse, and I learned about blood cells traveling through blood vessels when I was like six. Since then, developing my understanding of microscopic biology, I often imagined the earth existing on a singular cell while other worlds existed on other cells. As I grew up and learned more about the human body, I'd imagine the neural network as our universe.

[georged]

And in our brains is millions of galaxies 🙏🏽and headaches we get is a star exploding 🤯

[chekov]

Complexity in matter (living organisms) leads to intelligence. It is possible the Universe is self-aware.

[zensei]

Watching this has made me once again feel the desire to search within myself for the answers that I’m looking for

[jaydavis]

I've always had this realisation that the universe is very much like what we see on a microscopic level. Also that things in nature represent what we see out there in space.

[teecchnoboy]

what if we live in someones mind who is incredibly huge who also lives in somes mind who is incredibly huge for him and so on forever?

[dshepherd]

5:45: Just to clarify, the similarities don’t just exist between the structure of a galaxy and the neural networks within the human brain. The similarities would include any animal with a brain.

[TrevorDaniel]

they hit a whippet and we’re done for.

[Mike-zjww]

It is amazing when you start to look at the complexity of life that it looks almost like there was someone who designed it all on purpose.

[Freddymcknight]

Wow I thought about this logic years ago. I’m glad to know that I am not alone in this theory

[MrHotlipsholohan]

We are definitely part of a huge network of something we will never understand, we might well be as you say.