These Paradoxes Keep Scientists Awake At Night!

These Paradoxes Keep Scientists Awake At Night!

The human brain is one of the smartest on the planet. But there are some things we just can’t wrap our minds around. One of those is the paradox.
We’ve evolved to think of reality in a specific way, but there are paradoxes out there that suggest reality doesn’t work the way we think it does.
And now some physicists think they have solved a 50 year old paradox...but have they? And what are the other strangest paradoxes? Get ready to find out!

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[bugssy]

The missing sock paradox. It is thought that all washers and dryers have a device built in them to send one sock to the other side of the universe. When we finally discover it, all peace on earth shall be restored.

[wildbirdbuffetfrenzy]

For some reason, man must label everything... What if we find out that mathematics has blinded us to the real reality...

[Cobalt-Jester]

The one thing that scares me most about dying is that I will never get to see how much science humans will achieve... Missing out on future technology really frightens me. It's like when you leave the club early because it's a bit crap only to find out the day after a famous DJ arrived with his celebrity friends 30 minutes after you'd left and the place was bumping to 6am with free drinks.

[mikekaup]

I could solve these paradoxes, I just don't want to

[iteerrex]

There are no paradoxes in nature, just lack of knowledge on our part.

[senti]

The real deal is when you fully let go of everything during the meditation & focus your Consiousness in the middle of the eyes, it will open up like a swirling energy vortex and your Consiousness will travel through it and you will know everything.
We are not alone! We are energy. ⚡👁️🧘‍♂️

[judonkno]

I don't know what is more scary.. the fact that we are not the only living beings in the universe or the fact that we are the only living beings in the universe

[josephkamau]

The more I watch the more I get into the paradoxes myself. I like these.

[dajiyap]

1. Fermi Paradox 0:37
2. Bootstrap Paradox 2:51
3. Grandfather Paradox 3:48
4. Talking Out Hitler Paradox 4:43
5. Red Sky Paradox 5:34
6. Paradox of the Oldest Star 9:40
7. Observer's Paradox 10:59
8. Double Slit Experiment 12:06
9. Faint Young Sun Paradox 13:34
10. Black hole information Paradox 15:49
11. Paradox of Missing dwarf galaxies 17:31

[Vlasko]

“It doesn’t matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn’t matter how smart you are. If it doesn’t agree with experiment, it’s wrong. In that simple statement is the key to science”.- Richard Feynman

[hxonpzm]

I recently noticed that whenever I'm exploring a subject, going deeper than just what's on the surface, I find there often will be some kind of a paradox involved there. It's so weird.

[ValkyrieofNOLA]

The idea of a Dyson’s Sphere or Ring has always blown my mind! The scale alone is inconceivable, especially considering that most people don’t have a concept of the gargantuan size of our Sun. A stellar structure would require the mining of other planets and technology so advanced it seems magical.
If immortality could be achieved, I’d like to witness the evolution of our civilization.

[TheAces]

Intro: 00:19
The Fermi Paradox: 00:38
The Drake Equation: 01:14
The Bootstrap Paradox: 02:52
The Grandfather Paradox: 03:48
The 'Taking Out Hitler' Paradox: 04:45
The Red Sky Paradox: 05:33
Polchinski's Paradox: 08:39
The Paradox Of The Oldest Star: 09:43
The Observer's Paradox: 11:00
The Double-Slit Experiment: 12:09
The Faint Young Sun Paradox: 13:34
The Black Hole Information Paradox: 15:48
The Paradox Of Missing Dwarf Galaxies: 17:32
The Dark Forest Theory: 34:29
Planets That Shouldn't Exist: 42:37
The Strongest Explosion In The Universe: 44:44
Little Physics 101: 51:20

[Why_Knott_Me]

This is super neat. Subscribe! This is so up my alley. I looked for the Parallel Universes video you said was in the description but i did not find it.

[charharn]

To flow all these theory's in sequence is phenomenal great job.

[markrushton]

Scientists Wife "What's the problem Honey? "
Scientist " PARADOXES!!! Those Damned PARADOXES!!!"😂

[MrAshyb]

The pics coming back from the new telescope look mint. Can't wait to see what it finds

[Torquemadia]

RE: The Grandfather paradox, turns out Grandma wasn't quite the doting wife after all!

[devon]

Just love how this gets me thinking. So many what if's and it's amazing thinking different about reality and all the many possibilities out there beyond our reach.

[mikekaup]

This reminds me of the time my wife and I visited her Turkish lady friend. She lived in a lake. I asked her " do you have a dock?" She answered, " of course I do, can't you see them swimming Around?".