The Theory of Everything

Since the discovery of the world of quantum mechanics in the early 20th century, scientists have been racking their brains trying to understand how it works. Even a century later, we are still not sure how and why subatomic particles behave the way they do. What are we truly made of? What happened before the Big Bang? Are we living in a multiverse? The theory of everything might just have the answers to all of these questions. Learn about it in our episode.

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[shiloh]

Sometimes I look around and I just wonder, “what is all this?” Why is it all here, and why can I see it? How do I know that everything around me isn’t just a figment of my imagination? Why is life here? Could dead material really have created living things? But then I tell my self not to worry, cause it probably doesn’t matter anyway.

[brianj]

I think the most powerful ability that humans have is the ability to question themselves.

[ManazYT]

Humanity has had so many brilliant minds throughout our history. The fact that a theory of everything isn't fully complete yet, is amazingly inspirational to me. The one who comes up with the full completion could be me, it could be you, it could be anyone.

[Arpit_Maurya]

"If you feel you are in a black hole don't give up.
There's a way out "
- Aperture

[Mechimmortal]

The production is sooo good on this channel, I could see you working on some large scale documentary like The Universe that used to air on Sci-Fi Channel.

[and_I_am_Life_the_fixer_of_all]

"If you feel like you are in a black hole, don't give up, there's a way out", That hit really hard, I'm about to go homeless and I'm trying so hard to solve these big problems. I really needed to hear that. I really need help. Thank you.

[Thebreakdownshow]

Your Voice is just amazing so relaxing.

[flowers]

This channel is a gem
really motivates me to be more human i guess i mean be more interested in the life around me, the universe, makes me want to study and learn more about this complicated world we live in, thank you for such great content, this is truely appreciated . keep it up man !!

[frostypotato]

His voice is 50% of the reason I love these videos

[flosgodhdtv]

I have multiple sclerosis and I feel like I'm being pulled apart by a black hole literally your videos are helpful in trying to find a way to stay strong appreciate you

[stufystuf]

I’ve recommended this channel to at least 15 people because I believe it’s that good. Everything from the voice acting to the visuals I just love it.

[catawaffle]

as a geometry dash player this is weird seeing a video named theory of everything and not being related to geometry dash

[cooking_innovations]

The universe is self-aware, just like the brain. It does predictions and corrects it path, but it does it differently

[codyfan]

Physicist here. The pillars are General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory instead of classical and quantum.

Classical physics perfectly fits with quantum mechanics. In fact, the correspondence principle says that at large enough scales quantum physics reproduces Classical physics

Classical physics is the reasonable sized, reasonable temperature, reasonable velocity (as in typical to our everyday observations) limit of both of these phenomena

Special relativity and quantum mechanics was unified in the 20th century with relativistic quantum mechanics, and in turn, quantum field theory, which is consistent with the observations from particle physics, such as quarks and stuff.

Currently, the search is to unify general relativity and quantum field theory.

Currently, 4 fundamental forces (interaction carriers) exist:
-gravity (graviton??? - never observed)
-electromagnetic (photons)
-strong (gluons)
-weak (W, Z bosons)
With mass given by the Higgs boson/Higgs field.

3 of the 4 forces have been linked together by the grand unified theory (strong, weak, electromagnetic)
The theory of everything seeks to unify all 4.

However, things like dark matter throw a wrench into this

[Snoozybro]

Have to say...you clarified more things than I could get them clarified in my school..! Thank you for this video 🙏🏻

[kelvin.]

The Theory Of Everything is a Insane difficulty level. And its easy.

[aidanteresa]

That's impressive. Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.

[IKEMENOsakaman]

When I did mushrooms, I thought I understood the whole universe.

[animeclips]

These video feels so motivating to watch but then i realise that no matter what humans discover, they will only use it to fight each other.

[mizomint]

"Can human knowledge reach a point where we understand everything?"

No. It can't.

But our descendants, what we create and become as a species beyond human?

Yes. They can and likely will. Assuming we can reach that type of civilization or being.

I think the more important question is, "What's the point of reaching that pinnacle of knowledge? Immortality? Unlimited power?... What's the point in becoming a god?"

I've theorized that if it's possible for humanity to evolve and grow, to eventually become a god/s. Then it's likely that it has occured before. Meaning, yes, god/s did or do exist.

One theory I came up with, that others likely have thought of as well, is that perhaps once the previous God did reach the pinnacle of power, knowledge and existence. It simply realized that there was no point to it. And perhaps it destroyed itself to reset the universe. Hence the "big bang" or more accurately the big expanse.
And here we are, making the same mistake again. Continuing the cycle. Like everything else in nature.

Of course this is just one theory I've come up with. There are many others. Perhaps simulation theory is accurate to an extent. But instead of being in some computer as scientists like to say mockingly. Maybe this universe is simply one of many thoughts happening in the mind of a god. The theories go on, but I'll stop here for now. I doubt anyone is going to read this.