Life's Biggest Questions

Let's hang out and rewatch some of the most popular recent episodes on life beyond Earth.

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[rayzorrayzor]

I had a near death experience, I should be dead but I got lucky, cos I got to re evaluate my life and to realise what is actually important . I left the high stress high paying job to take a lesser job that allowed me to spend more time with my family . Years have passed now BUT my experience was the best thing that ever happened to me - when was the last time you went for a walk just to listen to the bird songs - try it I recommend it

[notu]

0:00 - 1) Does anything matter? (we are only a minuscule blip in time and the end will be nothing)
11:45 - 2) What is reality? (simulation theory)
25:32 - 3) Is objective morality real or possible? (moral relativism)
37:41 - 4) How does a small variable cause a big effect? is reality deterministic? (butterfly effect)
48:06 - 5) What is love? (i dont think this is a profound question. a better question would be "why does love feels like love?" what is the qualia of consciousness, i.e., the hard problem of consciousness)
1:02:56 - 6) Is free will real? (the brain controls "conscious" behavior. we are on autopilot mode)
1:13:55 - 7) Where are the extraterrestrial intelligent beings? (Fermi Paradox, Drake Equation, and Kardashev Scale)

[sophiaisabelle]

This channel undoubtedly has the best content I've ever laid eyes on. They're all well thought out.

[hermeswings]

Definitely my newest favorite channel. It's also relief to know that there are plenty of us searching for the truth.

[Prod.SEMAPHORE]

The universe exists purely for humans to experience the joy of watching an aperture video

[JackBQuick]

What I have learned in 44 years, the sooner you stop caring about others options, the sooner you admit your ego exists the sooner you can find you happiness. I thank mushrooms for teaching me some of these lessons.

[MrNoone-qsip]

These questions annoy me every night. This is like a treat for me.

[bisonkambaine]

I love these videos. I appreciapte the time i have on this earth with my fellow humans even more. I stop worrying about meaningless things realising how much little time I have on this earth.

[kirandeepchakraborty]

The joy of watching an Aperture video is so overwhelming, words fall short to describe it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[seleciaa]

I think about these things often. Life is a beautiful, strange, and profound experience

[keithjones]

The aliens probably see us as the inner city. They lock their doors and drive past as quickly as possible.

[AayushPatil]

Still can't believe how we're stuck by little things when things don't actually matter.

[leslampkin]

Oh did I ever need this video. Since 2007 I've done and said something I would never have said or did. I blame it on a medical condition I have, epilepsy. Your part on free will and the brain really helps explain exactly why I've said and did somethings I would never have done. Since a major event in 2013 life has never been the same and I say that in a extremely amazing way.

[dong]

Wow. This ended up being way more profound and positive than I thought it was going to be!

[jayjam_]

every time i watch one of these i feel like im being cursed with knowledge.

[kirandeepchakraborty]

This channel has changed how I look at the world around me. This experience was profound and deep.❤❤❤❤❤

[brandonreynolds]

Constantly trying to attempt filtering out thoughts through the lens and perspective of our daily lives, it's burdening, and it's beautiful and great at the same time!

This video is INCREDIBLE

WE'RE ALREADY COMPLETE! 💜

[ErikKristianGonzales]

Realizing now that maybe we aren’t supposed to know what’s beyond our reach… I always hope that maybe when I die I’ll get to travel to interstellar space and seek all the answers I wanna know

[BYU]

You just gave the perfect explanation of why in life everything matters. Every single moment is a unique divine gift; a miracle that we get to experience. To the contrary go feel, touch, smell see the world and the people you love. Tomorrow we die.

[kiril]

When you realize that our existence is meaningless kinda makes it hard to be happy
Especially when all we do is going to work every day until we turn 70
Wake up go to work and die.