Brief History of the Universe

[Damocles]

You appear to only be interested in teaching people your views. If they are not willing to be taught then you revert to condescension and insults.

I respond to people who don't know what they're talking about but claiming scientific knowledge with condescension and insults. Scientific consensus isn't negotiable and if you're claiming it on fairies or cold fusion then expect to be bitchslapped back to reality quickly.

I will stear clear of you in future as you seem to be rather closed minded and rather angry with it.

That's a fantastic idea for you. Let's see how long it lasts.

 

[80s Shorts]

 

[BlueTangerine]

If you can visualize what he is saying after 5 minutes.. you're cleverer than me :) - Actually, it does hammer home eventually, sort of.

 

[somapop]

Also (and I struggle with this a little) were moving through spacetime, but at the same speed as light travels through the universe.
I'd want to be feeling the wind through my hair at that speed.

 

[Damocles]

I make that 39 minutes. Good job. That's a good 14 minutes longer than I predicted

 

[somapop]

If you can visualize what he is saying after 5 minutes.. you're cleverer than me :) - Actually, it does hammer home eventually, sort of.

Just reading about 11 dimensions as it happens.
I find it interesting that (and its mentioned in your video) we experience life quantum frame by frame (Planck time after Planck time) - essentially quantised. A bit like movies 24/25 frames per second looks real.

 

[Damocles]

If you can visualize what he is saying after 5 minutes.. you're cleverer than me :) - Actually, it does hammer home eventually, sort of.

This is stunningly inaccurate, unfortunately.

 

[BlueTangerine]

^ and there's me thinking I'm getting it. Found another good video here, I think Veritasium is used to supplement kid's learning in physics classes, so it should be accurate. It's the first time I have heard about the 'particle horizon' - but the infinity part was most interesting.

 

[Damocles]

^ and there's me thinking I'm getting it. Found another good video here, I think Veritasium is used to supplement kid's learning in physics classes, so it should be accurate. It's the first time I have heard about the 'particle horizon' - but the infinity part was most interesting.

Yep, accurate

 

[somapop]

This is stunningly inaccurate, unfortunately.

The stuff about 11 dimensions in general?