Something Weird Runs Our Universe. What’s This?

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[TbjrL]

One thing that's always made me feel WIERD (<for the specky floor licker) is how similar the cosmic Web map is and a human brains neural pathways

[Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

Just because something isn't symmetrical doesn't mean it's without order. Also, just because we can't see or comprehend the order/structure of the universe doesn't mean that it's chaotic. Everything in the universe is perfect. It is completely without flaw and we may not be able to understand this perfection but that's ok, it doesn't need us to understand for it to be what it is. Even our seemingly chaotic existence as humans is actually a perfectly fitting piece in this flawless puzzle of existence. The simplest explanation of understanding that I know of to describe the universe is:
1) Everything is movement (vibrations) without movement everything ceases to exist.
2) These vibrations are the balance of the universe. All things maintain this balance whether we realize it, see it, or understand it or not, this balance is maintained.

[BrEaKiNg_Brad]

I love this guy's voice. He could convince me to sell a car to myself for double what I paid for it.

[MrAqr]

Humans: We wanna know how the Universe works.



The Universe: *nope.avi*

[Bleedz]

“There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened.”

[icekangz]

Nice to see ridddle thinking about the viewers enough to troll us.

[ShioriWhitefeather]

Genuine question. Why do we believe that the universe must follow some combined set of laws that we have created? Why can't one depth of matter and a different one act differently? Why can't scientific fact in the past be different from now? Why do we believe there is some constant that we must chase? I am genuinely confused by this. Can someone explain this to me?

[dylankoopmans]

No one will ever know exactly why the Universe is as it is.

[MadDragon]

The God particle was named out of frustration.. Not a connection with the holy spirit.
That's important to know. That shows how bad Higgs wanted to find it.

[_ElisDTrailz]

It is funny that nearly every accepted theory is later completely refuted. Almost like we really have absolutely no idea and are clueless to the fundamental nature of the universe.

[DrifterOSullivan]

There's something no one seems to be considering: balance. Light & dark, up & down, etc. Everything has an equal and OPPOSITE. So why wouldn't chaos (the opposite of order) be applicable as well? There is no such thing as purity; one is necessary to complete the other. What is good without evil? Happy without sad? Life without death? The law is balance.

[Barosan]

i dont even know why i watch this channel

[Gargantuan_Inferno]

he's worked more hard makin' this vid than i did my entire school life *sighs

[tzunnynib]

OMG this video was great, more stuffs like this pls.

[gingernut]

Most things wear down over time. Maybe it's the same for literally very nature of everything after 13 billion years is starting to show signs of wear.

[HACKTACULAR.]

“Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.”
-Thanos

[jeralddibdib]

perfect bro your amazing you dont down me every time i still my wife's phone haha 🤣 your amazing always making videos for my daily riddle habit bro

[cinemartin]

Man, I just watched one of the hardest videos I've ever seen. And I'm not only talking about this channel, but for the entire YouTube as a whole. I had to review some points several times in order to understand the essence of what was said. There was just a lot of science and a minimum of reasoning, stories and other things. It's still interesting, but difficult. It feels like I attended a lecture in college...In other words, I want to say that science is really a difficult thing even for qualified scientists, not to mention ordinary people. It is as if we are walking in the dark, trying to feel the terrain around us, but each time this terrain changes. This is somewhat creepy, but the most important thing is that we are at least trying to get to know this universe and I hope sooner or later we will be able to get to the bottom of the truth.😏

[terrywhite]

I met Elon Musk in 2000 and we discussed many of these ideas. There isn't a smarter business developer or CEO that has done what Elon has done with Tesla or SpaceX. Elon is even building multiple Starships for the consideration of commercial space exploration and colonization. Some people think they are smarter than Elon but I have yet to see anyone outsmart him. Using methane and oxygen, also known as ultra cool methylox for his Starship Rockets was brilliant considering most planets we will land on will have the ingredients to propel the Starships further out of our solar system and back. Of course the use of helium 3 in a nuclear fusion rocket would take us to the depths of our solar system and further a lot faster. Over the period of a few years he can realign him self back in the winning seat because he's already aware of the steps he has to take and he's already making them! Elon Musk is making the world cleaner and better place to live for many generations to come. I don't know if you could say the same for the fossil fuel industry! Even though the businesses we talked about we're going to be incredibly difficult to become successful at, there was a good chance of failing! That's why we talked about ways of reducing advertising, manufacturing and distribution costs. Elon was going to move forward regardless, he said they were all good ideas and should be done. Innovative people with integrity expect to be believed otherwise they let time prove them right. So let's shoot for the Moon and Mars, then we will live amongst the Stars!

[garrettmoore]

We live on a molecule or particle… the same thing we view in the tiny realm and space is filled with them. The beings are just too small to see thru microscopes but to them they live on a world in space also. They can’t see us either due to the huge distance. Forever big and forever small