Comments by "lars from mars" (@larsfrommars) on "Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell" channel.

  1. This is a really weird, geeky quantum physics thing, but it's possible to make maps of infinite spacetime in a finite space- in other words, define a boundary. Not only that, but the boundary can be defined as a separate spacetime from the one it encloses. I'd like to imagine this is the same way, sort of- although time is infinite, you can define some time after that infinity. Plus it's fair to assume that the normal rules of conventional classical physics don't apply in this case. It's a bit weird and pseudoscientific to use quantum physics as a metaphor for religion, but I found it pretty insightful. God I'm such a nerd
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  2.  @ishanpednekar6576  No, you knew this tens of thousands of years ago.
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  3. aggressive chuckle
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  4.  @drew8443  You didn't even care enough to put a space, much less explain yourself? Or is it one phrase, as in 'Fakenews'? What does it mean
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  5.  @FuzzyFetus  So what? It's still what we experience, and it's what we experience that we want to explain.
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  6. Googled for one just a few days ago.
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  7. I think he was talking specifically about life forms that would be recognizable to us.
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  8.  @nahtanga  f
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  9.  @drew8443  Thank god. I was hoping it was a joke.
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  10. Oh hey, a fellow quantum boi! So, using that as a metaphor, where positrons are the electron traveling backward in time- what is a human, moving 'backward'?
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  11. All of us- we are all the same being, after all. Edit- just came up with a bit of an interesting theory, though- maybe the human first to 'live', in that sense, will be the last to die on our linear timeline, and the last to 'live' will be the first human born.
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