The Deadliest Thing in the Universe

We’ve gotten so good at adapting to our surroundings that at this point, most natural disasters don’t pose much of a threat to our species as a whole. But what couldn’t we withstand? What, if it happened tomorrow, could end the human story instantly and infinitely? These are the biggest threats our species faces. The threats which seek to make us history, like the 99% who came before us. These are the most dangerous things in the Universe.

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[sik_music]

Currently I'm going thru a lot of family problems, career issues and financial issues. I'm trying to distract myself from the anxiety and accidentally discovered this channel. I love the content & adventure in them. Whether it's shower thoughts videos or deep philosophical, keep making em man. Much love buddy!

[jon]

Oddly when life really sucks its kinda comforting knowing that in the long run absolutely none of it matters. The best that can be done, is to try and enjoy it while you're here, and try to help others enjoy it along the way.

[awaisaurelius]

the most dangerous thing in the universe is consciousness - the realisation that you are capable of creation or destruction by Being the universe.

[swisiestsix]

The andromeda galaxy is not 2.5 million kilometers away but 2.5 million light years. Thats a massive difference. Still definitely worth a like though

[spyfox]

The most dangerous thing in the universe is biting into a hot pocket directly out of the microwave.

[eirikolsen]

Love watching these before bed. Not that the videos makes me sleepy (far from it), they make falling to a deeper state of thinking and imagining. It’s like my basic day to day problems and worries doesn’t mean that much any more..😅

I appreciate your great work man! The edits were amazing on this one❤️

[rhouser]

I think your math is off on how far away Andromeda is. Just a little 😂

[nevar]

I love how you broke it down to "us"... not them.
We are a single species, but stupidly competative for the same things.
This video ia a good reminder that all of us are on the same boat flying through space... it sinks, we all go down with it.

[clusterstage]

I honestly can't fathom how you write these topics. I'm confused myself on what to write next.
When I see eloquence and gracefulness of narration like yours, nothing I can do is worth uploading anymore. How you come up with them, and how you present is so poetic, I feel like I'm listening to Carl Sagan's cosmos.

[damnn]

Your voice is the best ASMR i can search for, and as always great content bud

Much appreciated

[chrisholt]

Absolutely loved this video! Great narrative and the big reveal at the end was well delivered. Thank you.

[NooOneSpecial]

the andromeda galaxy isn’t 1.55 million miles away. Had to Google it, as the number seemed too short. Did a full double take on it when I first saw it😂

[colezimmerman]

“Death is not a fearful thing, its living thats treacherous”

[JamesFilbird]

Another thought-provoking video production you produced here. What fascinates me is that hardly anyone is wondering what we're doing on this planet. Most people have accepted the work-eat-entertainment-sleep cycle and have no desire to have a deeper understanding of our purpose in this universe. After watching this video, perhaps it will inspire and compel some of us to crave a real desire and understanding of what our life's purpose is in this universe. Otherwise, what good is it for us to even live if we don't?

[iammikig]

I absolutely love this channel, it's seriously one of my favorites, and I'm very grateful for it. Keep up the amazing work and much love!

[_.]

the most dangerous thing in the universe is the ability to learn.

[daleymiller]

These are my favorite type of videos. More of this 🔥

[bird]

hey I assume here 3:56 you mean 2.5 million light years and not 2.5 million kilometers, guess you confused em both while researching

[Imhungry-ugke]

its so weird how the, ,most intelligent" creations on Earth can be the silliest ones sometimes

[Calikid]

Andromeda is 2.5 million LIGHT YEARS away, way larger than 2.5 million kilometers. Mars alone is 225 million kilometers from us.