Comments by "c. j. macq" (@cjmacq-vg8um) on "How Big Is The Universe?" video.

  1. i think you're smart. being humble is an indication of exceptionally high intelligence. i should know. i'm the most humble person to ever have existed. and i ain't no dummy. well, if i am a dummy i'm the greatest dummy to ever live! and i'm very humble about my greatness.
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  2.  @ogolow570  ... its so nice when people get your jokes.
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  3. the universe isn't a 2 dimensional flat plane no more than the earth is flat. that's the silliest thing i ever heard. we can observe this fact. regardless of what side of the earth we're on, or side of the sun we're on, we can see the universe in ALL directions. nor is the universe infinite. nor is the universe a UNI-verse. in fact the universe is so un-flat there's an infinite number of dimensions we can't even experience much less observe. so this universe of ours goes off into more directions than we can even begin to comprehend. the universe does indeed curve back on itself. NOTHING IS INFINITE. if nothing in the universe is infinite why would the universe, itself, be infinite? its neither infinite in space or in time. it has a physical, undetectable boundary and a time limit as well. if you ever reach the "edge" of space your instruments will show you continuing in a straight line but you'll actually be curving back into the universe. and no one's mentioning the physical impact our multi-verse has on other universes. just because we can't see these universes doesn't mean they don't have a physical effect on each other. i have spoken. i am legend. i am my own god! so there.
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  4. so, you believe in a fairy tale? the universe isn't a 2 dimensional flat plane no more than the earth is flat. that's the silliest thing i ever heard. we can observe this fact. regardless of what side of the earth we're on, or side of the sun we're on, we can see the universe in ALL directions. nor is the universe infinite. nor is the universe a UNI-verse. in fact the universe is so un-flat there's an infinite number of dimensions we can't even experience much less observe. so this universe of ours goes off into more directions than we can even begin to comprehend. the universe does indeed curve back on itself. NOTHING IS INFINITE. if nothing in the universe is infinite why would the universe, itself, be infinite? its neither infinite in space or in time. it has a physical, undetectable boundary and a time limit as well. if you ever reach the "edge" of space your instruments will show you continuing in a straight line but you'll actually be curving back into the universe. and no one's mentioning the physical impact our multi-verse has on other universes. just because we can't see these universes doesn't mean they don't have a physical effect on each other. i have spoken. i am legend. i am my own god! so there.
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  5. the universe isn't a 2 dimensional flat plane no more than the earth is flat. that's the silliest thing i ever heard. we can observe this fact. regardless of what side of the earth we're on, or side of the sun we're on, we can see the universe in ALL directions. nor is the universe infinite. nor is the universe a UNI-verse. in fact the universe is so un-flat there's an infinite number of dimensions we can't even experience much less observe. so this universe of ours goes off into more directions than we can even begin to comprehend. the universe does indeed curve back on itself. NOTHING IS INFINITE. if nothing in the universe is infinite why would the universe, itself, be infinite? its neither infinite in space or in time. it has a physical, undetectable boundary and a time limit as well. if you ever reach the "edge" of space your instruments will show you continuing in a straight line but you'll actually be curving back into the universe. and no one's mentioning the physical impact our multi-verse has on other universes. just because we can't see these universes doesn't mean they don't have a physical effect on each other. i have spoken. i am legend. i am my own god! so there.
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  6. well, that's better than screening your crack. i think. the universe isn't a 2 dimensional flat plane no more than the earth is flat. that's the silliest thing i ever heard. we can observe this fact. regardless of what side of the earth we're on, or side of the sun we're on, we can see the universe in ALL directions. nor is the universe infinite. nor is the universe a UNI-verse. in fact the universe is so un-flat there's an infinite number of dimensions we can't even experience much less observe. so this universe of ours goes off into more directions than we can even begin to comprehend. the universe does indeed curve back on itself. NOTHING IS INFINITE. if nothing in the universe is infinite why would the universe, itself, be infinite? its neither infinite in space or in time. it has a physical, undetectable boundary and a time limit as well. if you ever reach the "edge" of space your instruments will show you continuing in a straight line but you'll actually be curving back into the universe. and no one's mentioning the physical impact our multi-verse has on other universes. just because we can't see these universes doesn't mean they don't have a physical effect on each other. i have spoken. i am legend. i am my own god! so there.
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  7. yes, it was quite poetic, uh? the universe isn't a 2 dimensional flat plane no more than the earth is flat. that's the silliest thing i ever heard. we can observe this fact. regardless of what side of the earth we're on, or side of the sun we're on, we can see the universe in ALL directions. nor is the universe infinite. nor is the universe a UNI-verse. in fact the universe is so un-flat there's an infinite number of dimensions we can't even experience much less observe. so this universe of ours goes off into more directions than we can even begin to comprehend. the universe does indeed curve back on itself. NOTHING IS INFINITE. if nothing in the universe is infinite why would the universe, itself, be infinite? its neither infinite in space or in time. it has a physical, undetectable boundary and a time limit as well. if you ever reach the "edge" of space your instruments will show you continuing in a straight line but you'll actually be curving back into the universe. and no one's mentioning the physical impact our multi-verse has on other universes. just because we can't see these universes doesn't mean they don't have a physical effect on each other. i have spoken. i am legend. i am my own god! so there.
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  8. that's MR. cretin to you.
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  9. the universe isn't a 2 dimensional flat plane no more than the earth is flat. that's the silliest thing i ever heard. we can observe this fact. regardless of what side of the earth we're on, or side of the sun we're on, we can see the universe in ALL directions. nor is the universe infinite. nor is the universe a UNI-verse. in fact the universe is so un-flat there's an infinite number of dimensions we can't even experience much less observe. so this universe of ours goes off into more directions than we can even begin to comprehend. the universe does indeed curve back on itself. NOTHING IS INFINITE. if nothing in the universe is infinite why would the universe, itself, be infinite? its neither infinite in space or in time. it has a physical, undetectable boundary and a time limit as well. if you ever reach the "edge" of space your instruments will show you continuing in a straight line but you'll actually be curving back into the universe. and no one's mentioning the physical impact our multi-verse has on other universes. just because we can't see these universes doesn't mean they don't have a physical effect on each other. i have spoken. i am legend. i am my own god! so there.
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  10.  @dr.OgataSerizawa  .... nothing is infinite. nothing ever found, discovered or observed has been infinite. everything has a beginning and an end. the earth's not infinite, nor the sun. nor the solar system nor the galaxy. if nothing in the universe is infinite, why would the universe be? the very concept of "infinite" is a human construct. there's nothing in the natural world that reflects this construct. its an invention of the mind's imagination. its a perfect example of human subjectivity, wishful-thinking, absurdity and fantasy. "infinite" is in fact the first "science fiction" concept. anything else you wanna know?
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