Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell" channel.

  1. Nah the stars are holes in the sky where the rain gets in, but they're very small which is why the rain is so thin
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  2. matthew Panaro you'll be telling me next that America locks up a bigger percentage of its population than any other country in the history of the world, including Hitler with his concentration camps and stalin with his gulags
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  3. +Isaiah Campbell that's what happens when it's by the corporates for the corporates and you spend 30 trillion a year on the military creating a huge industrial arms complex that just wants more wars so it can sell more weapons. Why do you think all these governments have been toppled by suddenly armed to the teeth rebels half of whom turn out to be Isis who then take over the oil fields and have no problem selling hundreds of millions of dollars of it to neighbouring countries so they can spend all that money on arms. I
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  4. +Lytrigian I think that somewhere at sometime it is likely there has been is or will be. The problem is it could have been avid gone billions of years ago. Or it could be billions if light years away. Either way we'll never know. The point I was making is that the likelihood of it happening in the same time period in the sane area of space to make detection possible is far less likely
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  5. +Lytrigian nope. I disagree entirely. 15 billion years multiplied by 90 trillion light years cubed and that's just the observable universe in the past.
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  6. Mitch Budreau you missed out the facists, who point to evolution as justification for their philosophy
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  7. I wouldn’t worry about living another day. It’s not living another day your need to worry about.
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  8. If all these red hyper giants are very far away they also existed a very long time ago, there may not be any left by now
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  9. Fernandation it emerges from capitalism, so it's all capitalism's fault
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  10. Nah. It's a case of space and time. There could easily be intelligent life elsewhere but how would we know? We've only probably been detectable from outer space for what? 200 years of our 100 000? Even if detectable intelligent life had existed elsewhere for 100 000 years, it would need to be well within 200 years travelling speed distance away from us to have detected us then travelled to us, assuming they could or wanted to, and within 100 000 years communication speed distance away for us to have detected them. It's not just a coincidence of intelligent life, it's a coincidence of intelligent detectable life existing at the same time in a similar geographical region of space to make that detection possible. And space time is huge. Probably infinite, or as big as to be as near to infinite as makes no odds. And any finite number, say the number of worlds where intelligent detectable life evolves, however big, divided by an infinite number, the size and age of space time, = 0.
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  11. +Lytrigian it's a simple equation like I said.
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  12. +Lytrigian hidden assumptions ? No, I don't think so. It's a simple case of probability.
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  13. +Lytrigian ok so take a few billion years off my calculation. Other than that I'm not making any of the assumptions you claim. The point I'm making, is that however unlikely it is, in an as close to infinite as makes no odds universe, over billions of years now and in the future it's bound to happen multiple times. Get a billion dice, roll them infinite times and you will roll straight 6s multiple times.
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  14. Yeah but Google ain't making as many cars as gm
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  15. And we probably exist at different times. If we did detect other live, it would be a signal from the doom and distant post, and the cheers are that civilisation is long gone now.
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  16.  @noname117spore  bad luck 😂 yeah, wiping ourselves out through Stupidity is definitely bad luck. Americans are so dumb, they refuse to take responsibility for their own actions and just call it bad luck
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  17. Universal Fighting Engine what about slaves
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  18. Universal Fighting Engine what about slavery
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  19. Tai Lopez slaves don't fit into his theory
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  20. Universal Fighting Engine explain how slavery fits into your argument
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  21. Tai Lopez his argument is that you must get paid for working otherwise you get inflation. How does slavery fit into that? 😂
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  22. Andres Gamba I haven't made an argument sweetcheeks I'm asking him to justify his x
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  23. Tai Lopez plenty of slaves in the US, UK and Saudi Arabia to name but 3 countries
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  24. Universal Fighting Engine so no explanation on how slavery fits into your theory then
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  25. Snap. Exactly the same
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  26. Ace of Chaos your maths is flawed and doesn't take into account slavery
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  27. Nah it’s just that it’s widespread
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  28. Serious h2g2 vibes. DNA would approve.
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  29. Never gonna happen. Like he says, Mars is awful. We’ve got a brilliant planet here. Let’s just look after it.
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  30. I swear this is the hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy
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  31. Yeah, most people will die but some will survive
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  32. Absolutely no chance of this ever happening with capitalism and democracy
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  33.  @Sammy197  apart from it being a rocket and not fired from a gun, yeah
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  34. You remind me of Peter Jones and the hitchhiker’s guide
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  35. We're constantly being suprised by asteroids so I dunno about the 2 million year warning
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  36.  @Sir_Budginton  pretty sure you'd see a black hole by the effect it's gravity was having
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  37. Hard RIght actually China has
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  38. Definitely maybe!
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  39. chbrules hey you mean like America has been doing and manipulating others to do for the past 50 years?
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  40. The Story of Life thing is, we soon will have the technology but I don't think it will be used to give everyone a better life, at least not before some people get even richer and a lot of people become unemployed or can only work for slave wages and become destitute and desperate. Some countries like Finland and Canada are already experimenting with a universal basic income which solves a lot of basic problems including the headache, overhead and beaurocracy of benefits and has been proven to only cost slightly more but I can't see every country implementing it
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