Is Anything Real?

LINKS/SOURCES:

Human senses:

epistemology wiki pages:

proof:

neuroscience of memory:

LTP:

philosophy of science:

The Matrix defense:

solipsism:

Martin Gardner books:

[lukemothstoflames]

"Could I make you forget your first kiss?"
What first kiss?

[LittleJayneyCakes]

Sometimes I wish I hadn't found this channel. There are only so many existential crises I can handle in a lifetime.

[flyffs]

"Where are your fingers?"
*Cries with amputated hands*

[jack_kerins]

It’s been 10 years I think I’m finally mentally prepared for this video

[purplebaze]

Vsauce is the living embodiment of shower thoughts and a constant existential crisis

[PomadaGaming]

Not even 20 seconds

Vsauce: *_How does anyone know anything_*

[tyashbong]

It is practically impossible to defeat Michael in a debate... Coz he can prove the debate isn't real in the first place.

[jaykerzp]

3:25 Hold on, Michael. I'm still playing with my tongue

[koolashok]

"You are alone in your brain". Most frightening statement I ever heard.

[Zigby_]

How to make a vsauce video

1) this does that
2) or does it
3) cue detective music

[julier]

**you die. Suddenly, the shop clerk takes off your headset.**
“So how was it?” He asks.

[tdog_]

time to watch a vsauce video before bed so i can lie in the darkness questioning reality

[Lily-]

Anything: **exists**
Micheal: “but why?”

[lefork]

The 4 basic stages of Vsauce:

Stage 1: Interesting Question
Stage 2: Actually trying to solve the question
Stage 3: Giving people an existential crisis
Stage 4: Somewhat pleasant conclusion

[rodolfofelix]

@kid with no fingers *sobbing*
Michael *“ W H E R E A R E Y O U R F I N G E R S ? “*

[xvcas]

bro you literally changed my entire mindset. im absolutely amazed on how u did this 10 years ago, and it still makes me question this about the world and reality.

[arshigeforce]

The fact that this video is made 9 years ago and still has the quality of a 2022 video makes me question reality and the past.

[anatomicly]

Vsauce: *explaining the capacity of the brain

Me: *still trying to twist my tongue

[conanu]

everyone always asks, "where are your fingers?" but does anyone ask, "how are your fingers?"

[crispychrissy]

"Cats do not understand keyboards, but they know that keyboards are a fun place to be. It's a great way to get the attention of a human. They're warm and exciting, surrounded by noises and flashing lights. Plus, cats love to get their scent on whatever they can... a mark of their existence. We aren't that much different. Except instead of keyboards, we have the mysteries of the universe. We will never be able to understand all of them. We won't be able to ever answer every single question, but walking around in those questions, exploring them, is fun. It feels good."