Evidence For Reincarnation? | Neil deGrasse Tyson

#neildegrassetyson #education #science #reincarnation Neil deGrasse Tyson, on the Steve-O podcast, discusses evidence for reincarnation.

[AlexanderMartinez-kdcz]

if you pause on the last couple frames you can see Neil's lifespan decreasing.

[clarekent]

It’s not just one case, there’s actual several documented and studied cases of children accurately describing their past lives as strangers they would have no way of knowing these things about.

[kevinperry]

I don't believe in reincarnation but I had a very weird experience at the age of 3. I remember it even now like it just happened. I was extremely sick with pneumonia in the hospital and was drifting in and out of consciousness. One of the times I went out, I had a very vivid "dream" of something I had zero knowledge of. I was running across this foggy dark muddy field that was all tore up and dead bodies were laying all around. As I slipped around in the water and mud, I came up over a blind hill, I got entangled in what I know now was barbed wire that was coiled up like a big, rusty, wadded up slinky. Suddenly, the sky lit up the area around me from what I thought was lightning. To my horror, it was actually some kind of explosion just above me and I saw soldiers coming at me with guns pointed. As I looked down trying to free myself quickly, I had a different uniform on (later research revealed it to be German), and then they shot me. Another came up to me, as the others were leaving and stabbed me in between my ribs with a funny looking knife (learned later in was a trench knife). To this day, I can remember the smells, the taste of blood in my mouth, the chill of the air. I woke up after that and started asking my mom about it. She was sitting next to my hospital bed. She looked stunned when I recounted everything in detail. She didn't know what to say. We never talked about it again. I later learned my mom's side was german and some of our relatives died in WWI. Trauma stays in the DNA? Reincarnation? This was 1971. WTH?

[ericheuvel]

I liked the idea of reincarnation. Being born again, being able to better my drawing skills and learning new ones. Now the idea of starting all over again doesn’t appeal that much anymore. This has got to do with where we as a species are heading!

[SpiritHeartNdBodyFit]

First time i ever seen Neil speechless at someone's evidence to something unproved

[Koakoa]

I am not religious and I 100% believe I was reincarnated. I have remembered my past life since I was 3 years old. There is a lot of good evidence for it.

[yourfriendlyneighborhoodsaiyan]

You know something very real is happening when children at the age of 5 know a stranger's family secret.

[ShawnWeeded]

Neil heard that and he started reincarnating right in front of our eyes.

[joylynne]

2 TRUTHS:

1.) We don't know until we KNOW ... And once we KNOW, we can not UN-KNOW.

And ...

2.) When someone does NOT know, no explanation will do ... But when someone DOES know, no explanation is necessary.

🙏

[javierpalacios-campillayn.]

Dr Ian Stevenson. He followed the scientific method and researched the topic of reincarnation and past lives.

[odonovan]

Only about 50% of reincarnation claims can be debunked. In the other cases, the subjects ALL have knowledge they would have no way of having (sometimes at a VERY young age) if they hadn't lived a previous life. See the book "Soul Survivor" for one example. A kid was a WWII naval pilot in his previous life and remembered extraordinary details about that life, all of which were independently confirmed and found to be true.

[DMRCapitalHill]

Theirs books on this and metaphysics prove this. Energy can’t be created nor be destroyed

[toasty]

Cambridge university did a study on it. Anyone saying there isn’t evidence either haven’t dug into the topic, or is holding the term “evidence” to a super high standard which is almost impossible with the metaphysical

[jimba]

This is not a cop out but when you piece together what NDE experiences are telling us. Here is the part that applies to this context. You voluntarily decided to come here to learn. This place is a sand box for souls to learn. Almost all the souls chose a pre planned life to get a certain experience that requires them to be fully immersed in this place to learn what they need. Put another way, don't tell people the truth about what they are and why they are here. Do not wake them up. They came here to be immersed. A few souls chose an easier life and desire knowledge outside the context they live in. Their guides will give them that knowledge when they need it for their experience. To those who think I am crazy, please give a thumbs up if you agree with the message "To be Kind"

[Yotuber]

Bro that expression in the last was like why did I even speak 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[moMdaD-fmng]

Reincarnation is real whether u believe or not that's up to u but it doesn't gonna change the eternal Truth'

[dustinblankx]

A lot of things people say are really hard to believe, but just because you don’t believe something doesn’t automatically make it not true.
If you can disprove it then that is fair play, but don’t use your influence to bash down ideas just because it’s something you find hard to believe. Hasn’t science taught us this very lesson in the past(earth being round and so on) yet it’s still the same thing today

[sydwellselepe]

Reincanation has nothing to do with religions...I have one of the most shocking case of reincanation in my son...we south africans we speak sotho language....my third child from birth he spoke american English..he remembered where he lived Los Angeles. Remembers his mother n father and brothers and sisters..even people he worked with at the age of 2..his now 15...he can explain his birthmasks what happened...I manage to discover the family..they still there today in LA....due to distance i couldn't follow it up...he always asked me he wants to meet them...

[D.Ryback]

More than reincarnation per se, I believe in the eternal cycle of energy. I talked to a friend about this matter, and he kinda agrees with my theory, even though is farfetched and without any proper base apart from "my logic down that way of thinking".

So, I believe that, under the right circumstances, the brain can, somehow, emit a certain pulse of information. Allegedly, the brain emits electrical impulses to work, so the possibility of emiting a certain wave of electrical nature when the brain dies is not 0.
Now the question would be... How humans, as we are, could the heck retrieve that electrical signal and directly use it? Well, if a brain can emit it, let's suppose the reverse could happen, but the question still remains... how?

I find this specific theme quite interesting, following the path of "logic and science". But like the theme of "Newton's inspiration" about gravity, there must be specific circumstances for happening, and the individual must have a mind prepared to go wherever their ideas lead.

[LolaFleur]

Why cut off the video there? Why not leave in Neil's response? What's the name of the girl? Shadyyy