Yo. I know it's the norm now to include ads in your videos. And I 💯 support creators need to make money. That's why I pay for UKposts premium. 1. So that I don't have to see ads. 2. To support creators. Now why should I keep paying for premium when most creators these days are double dipping and having their cake while eating it too? I pay so that I don't have to see ads. I guess it's time to stop paying. And stop watching channels who are getting greedy.

define thing

No

​@tsexton2281 because UKposts is greedy the creators get pennies

@@V_2077 if it's for pennies then I'm sure they wouldn't be against stopping running embedded adds when people are literally paying for add free UKposts.

I can’t think of a cooler name!!!

In other scientists using awesome names news: there is a Sonic Hedgehog gene.

what about cyborg shark supercluster,

🐉🐲Rayquaza mega cluster 🐲🐉

Sharknado cluster

My feelings as well 😊

Good sleep

Hope your day gets better.

Didn't do a thing, but you're welcome ✌️

​@@BoyKhongklai Don't think they were talking to you.

It’s mental.

….10 billion light years

@@mattc825liar

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ it is all made up and starves the middle class

@@99guspuppet8 what load of crap lol

Its my second favourite - #1 is ParallaxNick!

when the music kicks in at the beginning i get so calm, some of the best content out there

Second only to the Why Files for me. Absolutely incredible content every time from both!

🐾🐾💚💯

mity?

Wait, you love your dog more than the people in your life? I find that concerning.

@@vgynylrecords not for me and my dog it’s not!

it will die in a few years lol

It always has me wondering if the universe is just one very large brain.

Yes, and a bit like the nervous system in a body, or a plant's root system, or all the branches and twigs arranged in the head of a tree, and as the tree grows larger, the voids between major supporting branches grow larger. Perhaps, everything is more or less just a fractal, a basic pattern budding off something larger, sometimes visible, sometimes undetectable to current technology. Curious how these voids grow as if exerting a pressure, pushing matter towards the filaments, making them thinner, denser. Makes me wonder if these filaments actually will be squeezed until they break apart, or whether they will be squeezed together to form even denser super clusters of galaxies that might hold their own against dark energy and matter, or get crushed - into singularities? Or 'a' singularity? That's what I love most about cosmology. You can dive right into rabbit holes, following a single train of thought for hours, thinking I wish I had the mathematical and physics knowledge to work out if this was even possible.

It has been said that everything derives from strings and energy

sci fi mumbo jumbo, the average layman can't verify for themselves because they can't "afford" the equipment in other words, trust the science how well has that worked out for everyone in recent years

​@@NotSoNormal1987iv. Often thought the same

🩷💜💙

for real

Agreed

Real

Sea, john Michael godier, and cool worlds are good channels, oh Isaac Arthur's not bad either

and yet I look at burning wood, knowing it is one of the rarest chemical reactions in the entire universe. all a matter of perspective:)

Felatiate me then

​@@user-fg8ml5jd4gwhy are you gæ?

I could care less as long as the science is accurate. These social media companies should do more to curb the rampant misinformation on their platforms.

​@@0-m-1-n-0-u-5you mean you "couldn't" care less. 🙄

Exactly. Althugh the AI prophets think it's going to expand and enlighten us all, the reality is that t will do exactly what social media did - add another whole order of magnitude of pure crap into cyberspace.

@ROCHA69U? 🌵🏜️ ...Ditto! ❤

A buddy of mine says matter is just "slightly polluted vacuum"...

He doesn't write all his scripts

He could have also perhaps explained that the word avoid originated from a void.

But the nature of nothing in the universe IS substantial. Empty space IS something so it's not flawed logic. Your metaphor fails.

The empty rooms of the universe are why we even have a concept of anything else; they’re fundamental to the universe

And you talk about the size of the room, not the size of the walls.

Ou en Maroc? Bonjour a vous.

Consider this, though: what would it take for things to matter? Or in other words: what features must a universe possess in order for its human inhabitants to attach genuine meaning to life, love, existence, and everything else? It turns out that this question isn't as easy to answer as it might seem. The assumption is that the modern universe that we know and fear offers less meaning than other possible universes. It offers, for instance, less meaning than the earthbound "world" of the past, where we lived and died -- meaningfully -- all while remaining blissfully unaware of the universe beyond. The argument might go something like this: in a universe this vast and indifferent, meaning washes out with the vastness and in the absence of top-down authority. Any meaning that can be found in this universe is purely human-generated. It is true that we can *give* life meaning, but this subjective form of meaning is deficient relative to the *objective* meaning another universe might afford us. Let's say, then, that the universe truly was the way that we used to think it was a few centuries ago: limited in extent, static, and presided over by a deity. Where does meaning come from in this universe? Are our lives any more meaningful because we are surrounded by a mere galaxy (or a mere solar system) instead of an infinite spacetime teeming with stars and quasars and relativistic jets and exomoons and all the rest? Your answer may differ, but this smaller universe doesn't seem any more or less "meaningful" -- or at least there is no obvious reason why it would be so. Shrinking the universe does not appear to make it more meaningful, only less daunting. Meaning must come from the presence of a deity, then. But what is it about *this* relationship that would give our lives meaning? If the deity gave us an endless series of quests to occupy our time, would these quests give our lives meaning? If the deity instituted a kind of reward/punishment system for completing (or failing to complete) His quests, would these rewards and punishments give our lives meaning? It doesn't seem obvious why this arrangement would be any more meaningful than our current configuration. We might well ask ourselves whether these divine honey-dos from on high were meaningful at all -- and the response ("because the deity assigned them to us") doesn't seem especially satisfying. And if no one divine task is inherently meaningful, it follows that a lifetime -- or an eternity -- of such tasks would also fall short of the sort of meaning we seek. In the end, whether these divine quests mattered to us or not would seem to depend on how *humans* felt about them. Even in a small, regimented, and supervised universe, we would have to create our own meaning -- or to accord meaning to things -- for there to be any meaning at all. Perhaps this tells us more about the nature of meaning than it does about the nature of the universe. By definition, conscious beings accord meaning *to things.* Meaning does not inhere in objects, not even objects as big as the universe. Meaning exists only in the interaction between thinking things and the things that thinking things observe. Meaning is bestowed, not found.

@@ifsowhynot consider this: that was a clever joke about the topic of the video, and it flew right over your head 😛

Nothing does matter. We only think it matters.

The universe leaves it up to you to find meaning. Isn't one good day enough?

​@@Bildgesmytheeven one bad day is better than none.

Sadly, a lot of humans would rather be comfortable than learn.

It gets 1m+ views a video. I swear anything that people consume that isn’t immediately mainstream has them incessantly using ‘underrated’

Really ?

@@TheSCPStudio this should have 100M views. I swear ignorant people come into UKposts comment sections and incessantly make dumb comments. It’s annoying tbh

​@@Legio__Xvery. So you should stop

AND ParallaxNick!

Nope. Looks like its just yours bud 😂 😉

A self fulfilling prophecy

Surprised by the lack of those! And I was looking ! 😂

@@piusdoe8984 says wonders about this comment section tbh

Uranus

I remember that movie, wow nostalgia.

I always took it as a metaphor for the death of imagination.

Spooky.. I was reminded of that movie a couple days ago presented with the memory of my favorite characters especially “The Luck Dragon”. (Now understood as a depiction of Quetzalquatal), I loved that movie. Why did it come to me “from the void”? (tee hee) & for what purpose?? Hail the “Gap Generation” analog childhood, digital adulthood.

This video seems like it’s AI generated

I know but I still want a new truck 😅

Everything is insignificant when you put it that way. Trying to find meaning in that sea of nothingness is life.

Yet Religion says we are special...what's more likely...we are very special...or they made it all up to control...?

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lmao mood

Real

Me too bro 😎

Amen

Those Easter Island heads have bodies if you excavate them. Guess what they àre doing with their hand underground! Google it and see.

My eyes when my wife takes her shirt off for the millionth time.

​@@nyxborne1786Right, your... eyes...

@@hassassinator8858 yup, all 3 of em pop out

Underrated post *stands beck to witness the majesty*

I thought it was my physics teacher

Also in the Bible- ‘things that were made were made from things unseen’

My son in Christ you are the fastest among us.

@@---wq6xv only in the bedroom 😎

Something I've only recently realized.......