◄ AGE of UNIVERSE ► TIME in perspective ⏱️ | existential crisis | MetaballStudios reaction

Time in perspective, the universe being the universe and me with existential dread. Leave your songs related to time down below!!

🎵MUSIC: Youtube Library
Trickle of Water - Underbelly & Ty Mayer
Away - Patrick Patrikios
The Awakening - Patrick Patrikios
The Battle of 1066 - Patrick Patrikios
When Gods Pontificate - Dan Bodan
Wolf Mother - Loopop

[LordAlchemist]

10^10^10^56 is the year my college loans are finally payed off.

[rayb]

I love how a human was scaled to the size of 100 yrs. And that is our age limit.

[DayneTreader]

The "Big Rip" is the idea that the fabric of the universe is expanding so quickly, and is still accelerating in its expansion, that everything will eventually rip apart, even atoms themselves and the particles that make up the atoms.

[alcor]

A few videos back: "The deep parts of the oceans scare me."

<Time peeks into room>: "Hello there!"

[JohnTovar-ksdp]

I just realized hell would be children asking, "are we there yet?", for all time!

[t.a.k.palfrey]

My youngest, an undergrad at Cambridge aiming for a postgrad studies in cosmology, listens to Handel's "Triumph of Time and Truth" while writing. He says it gets him in the right place to consider the unimaginable - such as the inconceivable scale of the multiverse. I, on the other hand, often forget what day it is. 😅

[ZerofeverOfficial]

"There is a mountain, 2 miles high and a half mile tall. Every year a little bird comes and sharpens its beak on the diamond mountain. When the entire mountain is worn away, the first second of eternity shall pass." A Grimm's fairy tale if i remember correctly...this made me think of that.

[ravenward]

I read an article a few years ago that ruminated over time. In it the author tried to dissuade people from thinking of time as a scale to measure the duration of actions, and instead encouraged re-framing as the rate at which actions occur. This was to better connect with the concept of relativity. I think they called "time" something like "the rate of entropy". In general, the more mass you have warping space, the slower the physics in that space will occur.

[joedash]

The Boltzmann brain paradox is based on the idea that if a system has an infinite number of particles, there will be at least one instance where the particles would make something structured. For example, if you had a box of gas, and all the particles suddenly crammed themselves into one corner of the box, it's not physically impossible, but it's very unlikely.
However, some say that given enough time, random fluctuations in energy levels can cause the creation of entire subatomic particles. In real life, matter pops into and out of existence all the time.

[LilyBlossom]

Yeah, I've often wondered about how many big bangs may have happened, since nature is cyclical. Probably endless worlds, endless experiences. Nuts to think about

[tprnbs]

Books: Stephen Hawking "A brief history of time", James Gleick "Time travel: A history", H.G. Wells "The Time Machine", Audrey Niffenegger "The time traveler's wife" Music: The Rolling Stones "Time waits for no one" and "Time is on my side", Hans Zimmer "Time"

[Vottotoiono]

10^10^52 is time during witch probability of Boltzmann brain (energy structure that have all inner qualities of human brain) appearing spontaneously among nowhere due to quantum fluctuations becomes 1 (=100%).
10^10^56 is time during witch probability of universe as we perceive it appears through big bang (and all that evolution of matter and life) becomes 1 (=100%).

So... reality is 10^10^4 times more probably _hallucination of Boltzmann brain_ than what we used to think it is. And we all are it's imaginary friends, not much more...

[dreadbull]

Imagine if this entire span of time that they illustrated in the video has actually happen many many many times over already? There’s no real reason to believe that it hasn’t or can’t

[AgentDynamic]

The visualization from time in form of cubes somehow fits in a double way.
I mean, there was a guy with funny white hair, a violin and a cheeky stick out tongue, who talks about space time and that its all the same...^^

[nukiesduke]

Missed opportunity for that channel to use Hans Zimmer - Time. Granted he probably would have got smacked around by DMCA 😂🤣

[darkbrightnorth]

A Boltzmann brain is the idea that in the right conditions (which are more likely mathematically speaking than our brains having had form) a thinking and sentient mind could form via matter forming in just the right way on a solar / galactic scale

[bellantwain]

Love the video protocol Stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[bugsby]

I would leave my thoughts but this video took them all away. My head hurts.

[TheGabrielPT]

Considering all things, the universe is still sooo young

[markoteskera]

I was always into "altered states of mind" type of stuff, and I remember that during one episode when I was experimenting with psychedelics my perception of time was such that I was able to understand the beginning and the end (physical), but not able to accept the beginning or end of it as a concept... it's just there... and this was the result of a simple chemical reaction, which made me think even more about the perception of everything... nothing too epochal, just a short sum of the night with $20 worth of chemistry running through my system for a couple of hours. Either way, I love to see people getting excited by these kinds of stuff. All the best!