Comments by "Yesica1993" (@Yesica1993) on "Cool Worlds" channel.

  1. Oh, for goodness' sake. In the 70s it was "global cooling" that was the hysteria. Guess what? We didn't control the weather then, we don't now.
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  2. @ Chris F Perfect, LOL!!
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  3. The idea of creating a black hole had never entered my mind. (And then the end was depressing, as it seems it's not possible.) But now I'm intrigued. Does anyone know of any good sci fi movies or books that deal with this idea? Honestly, I'd never thought or heard of this idea before, not even in fiction!
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  4. Yay, CONTACT! One of my favorite movies & books of all time. 11:35 "Life could start at any moment." Let's see if we get any explanation of how life came from non-life. 14:55 "Life begins to adapt." Wait, I missed how life began from non-life! That seems to always be missing from these types of videos. As to this story, we do know how it will end: with the return of the One who created all these wonders, and who will one day recreate them with no decay or death of any kind. I cannot wait!
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  5. It is just a theory. God's Word says we die once and then comes judgment. And the we live forever, either in Heaven or Hell. Hebrews 9:27-28 And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment, so Christ, having been offered once to bear the sins of many, will appear a second time, not to deal with sin but to save those who are eagerly waiting for him.
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  6. 2:36 "Sagan once wrote that science is a candle in the dark. Before science, the world around us was often confusing, frightening, and mysterious, one in which events occurred without reason or rhyme..." Which is exactly what evolution teaches.
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  7. 0:18 "How did we come to be? Why are we the way we are?" The Bible is clear on that. But I'm sure this video will deny that.
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  8. The probability of life arising anywhere, on its own, out of non-life is zero. And yet people choose to believe it.
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  9. 0:15 "The ultimate question is why is there anything? Why is there something rather than nothing? How do we begin to even think about that?" By starting here: "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." Genesis 1:1
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  10. Of course. It's insanity to believe all these wonders just popped into being by themselves.
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  11. I try to listen to these vids because I love science and science fiction. But these are so often frustrating. Right off the bat, it doesn't make sense. 0:14 "A few hundred million years prior, a set of microbes had evolved a new ability" photosynthesis, turning sunlight into food and releasing oxygen as a waste product." Really? Leaving aside any timeframe, how did microbes evolve this new ability? Evolution is usually presented as something passive, not something that creatures/animals/plants actively choose to do. And then there was no explanation of HOW they did this! I'm not expecting a detailed outline. I know there is much we do not know. But there should've been something, not just skipping over it, entirely! That's always so jarring. And, of course, the relentless promoting of "climate change", as though human beings can control the weather. This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. Here is the reality. Intelligence can't "re-emerge" because it never emerged, in the first place. Intelligence is created and given by God. Until we start there, the rest is incoherent.
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  12. Thank you! They NEVER address this point. Never.
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  13. How can we possibly know that there are more stars in the universe than grains of sand?
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  14. I do love me some science fiction!
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  15. I've always heard the number of stars = grains of sand comparison. But how can that possibly be measured or even estimated?
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  16. How does the story end? With the return of Christ, and a new heavens & new earth. It's so sad this video starts off talking about a dream of a book... but THE book that gives us these big answers already exists. It's God's Word, the Bible. But people dismiss it outright, without bothering to read it. No wonder people wander about, looking for the meaning of life or whatever!
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  17. 4:00 "Yet to immortals like us, we still felt connected. With such abundance, such bliss, there were no wars, no quarrels, just paradise, but all things come to an end." This is the part that always gets me about these science fiction scenarios. Why would anyone think that just because the outward conditions of life were (somehow) made "perfect", that this would change human nature? There would still be selfishness, corruption, interpersonal conflicts, and the other individual and societal problems we have now. Why? Because even if the world were made perfect, society is still made up of individual PEOPLE. People are sinners. No one is perfect. No amount of technology and progress will touch this fact of human nature. But no one ever addresses this point. It's just assumed that if the outward things were fixed, that people would (again, somehow) be entirely different in their basic nature than what they are now. 5:16 "And he told me that there was a way that we could live on, not just longer but forever." Yep! His name is Jesus Christ. He is our only hope.
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  18.  @yiravarga  Sorry, I do not understand this comment.
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  19. This mockery of Christ does not go unnoticed.
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