Horology is *so* interesting. I get the same issue with niche hobbies too, only with military science and historical seafaring.

@@FloraJoannaK yeaa... historical seafare is all you big dawg

Same here, bro

SAME! I can feel the polite tolerance my family and friends have for the things that amaze and delight me...

Elis my friend, those friends are right here too, I'm sure we all would love to debate

Earth still has no covid19 near extinction event in 12/26/2021 so I think we'll be ok

Exactly. The future is in a quantum state of superposition. The past is classical, it’s already decohered and is now subject to thermodynamic decay and dissolution of order into an increasing entropic state:. The only thing that is “real” is the now; when we (a collection of events) interact with our environment in a process called decoherence. Time, and therefore the now, is relative and only real for the events that have the strongest interaction which is communicated at the speed of light. The notion of a bulk universe where the past, present and future are equivalent may only be real for a photon which does not experience time. Its lightcone must seem like a single instant when past, present and future all exist at once: We, as confined energy, do experience local time because we are in respective gravity wells which slow down spacetime and give us a sense of now, which for distant observers could lie in their future or their past. Btw gravity wells are not a technical term but a good visualization. I suspect they are, in fact, force carriers called gravitons( negative pressure) which weakly bind matter/energy. Thermodynamics and thus the arrow of time are governed by the mysterious dark energy which exerts positive pressure and expands the universe.

@@balmaceda01 I'm pretty sure he was thinking of something else that comes along every four years. Its always revealing to discover the smartest guy in the room -- isn't.

Most people live for Sunday football.

@@JavierBonillaC I live for both

Time is the most precious thing we got. We can't replace it. We can't make it up. There is no way we can save it. So use it while it's there. Like a running river that you can't get back. So beware of time passing, now more than ever.

Wray Collier the fact that none of them can spell _elusive_ might be a clue.

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If you hadn’t watched TV, computer screens, listened to a radio, and lived isolated in a beautiful rural setting, all this talk of 2020 being a hell of a year had no relevance...but then the country I live in had virtually no COVID-19.

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But he's always reaching, changing the subject. It's like he's not all there

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That’s called the world my friend. Some people dislike ONLY to go against the grain😂

True, But for 1/16 people to actually dislike the video and what relatively is a dislike NOT FOR WRONG INFORMATION, But for "THERE OWN" Religious Map of the it relatively of time and space... But if the Brain/ human mind is able to make the same data but with a deity and so on actually makes RIGHT DATA for every theory. Like the HOT AND COLD THEORY. Man Adam vs Adam in man 😇😲🤯💥🤯😲🤖

Of course less than 1% of the people who watched it gave it a thumbs up. I believe that cognitive scientists would have a few things to tell ya'll about your bias of thinking that your likes should be liked by everyone else. Or a bias that it was all religious people as opposed to considering trolling as someone else mentioned, or perhaps students who were forced to watch it, or simply people who didn't understand or found it boring.

Your right I find myself doing that also.

Yeah stop doing that, I yet have to find an interesting talk

Do check out “Mind Your Language”! It dives into the very thing that we use to discuss all these amazing thoughts. Brian Greene, Naom Chomsky, … it’s a real treat

Guess he didn’t know about trump for president when he said that.

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Time travel

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i think he is the founder. Great speaker

The more we recognize our perception of existence the less we comprehend our perception of reality.

Couldn't agree more

He is fully Doctor Greene. He is certainly entitled to the honorific! What an astute mind willing, nay, eager to share what he has come to understand about our natural existence. My immense gratitude to him for his lifework. Wow!

He has this all memorozed so well. If you watch 20 yrs ago he had cards and prompters. Now all thua information is literally part of him and he doesnt need any help hosting the smartest people in the world.

Yes, I notice how comfortable he is on a stage. He is a performer as well as teacher. I also notice that he still has that youthful curiosity.

@@lucienberl He is also one of the smartest people himself, so I guess it was only a matter of time. No pun intended, because I'm not as corny as dr. Greene is, but I guess I can honour him by letting it slide this time :p I do think that it helps a lot when a host actually understands the subject matter and also knows where the difficulties are for all the different people who are listening by having lots of experience with asking questions and listening to people asking questions as a teacher. I think it's too simplified to just say it's good to have a physics teacher on the stage because like students, all teachers are different as well. I think that dr. Greene has a very good mixture of the most important components that make him such a great physicist, teacher and host. 10 years ago I had my doubts and I thought he just liked the limelight a lot and dumbed things down too much after already having made several videos on the same thing and having done several talks, saying the same things over and over and I grew up. I now understand why he does love the limelight to shove his love for physics in. He loves people just as much and he loves nothing better than to see the same enthusiasm for science in others that he has as well and share it with the world. And sure, he's vain and likes the attention and he finds himself very funny, but can you really blame him? He is one of the, if not the best science communicator of our time and I think he knows and is comfortable with the fact that he's such a dad when it comes to jokes and we laugh at least as much at him as we do about his dad jokes :p I'm glad I'm not his kid; I'd be embarrassed as fuck but also very proud and happy to have him as a father.

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If you had friends genuinely into this topic they wouldn't waste their time on monological superficiality of this time. He doesn't know what Time is, and clearly has scarcely begun to think about it.

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Agreed. This talk permanently changed the way I look at certain things.

Only physicist's points of view are considered everywhere..

Our mind is highly conditioned to follow the clock time.. The reference point of evaluating everything is faulty.. Actually we live under the influence of illusion that we have plenty of time.. General notion of avaliable time is erroneous

Kalapi Trivedi - Prior to this talk I didn’t quite get the ‘reality’ of how concrete and time-bound the thinking of many very intelligent people is. This helped me understand more about why my ideas are often dismissed or laughed at by respectable academics - and why it is so difficult to find a shared language to describe how I personally intuit things. I’m certainly not brilliant, but am one of minority of people who often experiences life non-linearly and tends to frame everything in a very abstract way. It was a huge problem in school and confusing to those around me growing-up. This all prompts me to wonder how many people who intuit time as fundamentally linear and concrete, were in any way affected by this information. My hypothesis is that time perception is a fundamental ingredient in the diversification of human personality; hardwired and perhaps, insurmountable.

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Oral lessons from her would be great

I recently started to listen to a podcast called Lingthusiasm where they talk about lots of interesting things about speech. I (as a physicist) can highly recommend it ;)

She is more of a psy... tho. Kinda like sayin Noam Chumsky is a linguist, i mean... he is but...

@@miallo Whenever a channel disable comments and ratings. Something fishy is going on...

Lots of hand-gesturing from her to make it look good which the men don't, and that's a bigger difference than Navaho language or whatever she's talking about.

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@Ridge Camden I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im in the hacking process atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

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Uhmm.... you know he just gets paid to be there, right?

If you had friends genuinely into this topic they wouldn't waste their time on monological superficiality of this time. He doesn't know what Time is, and clearly has scarcely begun to think about it.

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Dude. Tripping will absolutely have you thinking through all this shit without even knowing the science. I've had times where I stg time was going backwards

My friends told me about their trip taking ‘windowpane’ and seeing music stopped in time 🙃!

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If you had friends genuinely into this topic they wouldn't waste their time on monological superficiality of this time. He doesn't know what Time is, and clearly has scarcely begun to think about it.

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Fritter and waste the hours in a offhand way.

"Well you run and you run to catch up with the Sun, but it's sinking. Racing around to come up behind you again! Sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older. Shorter of breath, and one day closer to death!"

@@GrimSleepy OK, it's agreed; everybody here is cool, but still doomed, and, except for NZ, the English-language countries are led by corrupt fools.

Do you stop thinking about time when you approach any other number ? I wonder if as you leave 60 , assuming your approach has reached perigee , that you ARE HAVING a great time . Seeing "had a great time" made me worry that your time HAD come to an end.

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You’re a eternal optimist, and that’s good.

Half of what she said was pseudo-scientific nonsense. There are so many factors that go into how someone might interpret a sentence, the fact that she just blatantly declares it's our interpretation of time is ridiculous. You might work for a company that regularly postpones meetings causing you, through habit, to interpret that phrase as referring to Friday, or vice versa. Having nothing to do with one's interpretation of passing through time. You can't go from just basic evidence of variation to then full explanation of why that occurs without any additional evidence. It's nonsense.

@@jeupater1429 Pseudo-science and nonsense? Bold claims , I wonder what your qualifications are and what papers you might have written on the subject. From what I heard she wasn't even making any such claims that you suggest, they were having a conversation and she gave examples of what are the possible interpretations of time in different languages. That being said The notion of when things are happening is a fundamental portion of information that needs to be passed over in any language, so how that information is passed on in your spoken language and what images are constructed in your minds eye when you interpret time passing is also fundamental to your perception of time. The fact that learning a language is one of the first things you do to help you communicate information means the language you learn does in some fundamental way help you construct your ideas about how the universe operates . That doesn't mean those perceptions cannot be changed, you can learn other languages which will open your mind to how this concept works in other cultures.

@@VI5H my qualifications are more than enough to identity that the sheer magnitude of the experimentation required in order to isolate all other possible explanations for why people interpret ambiguities the way they do so as to conclude that a certain mental state is the definitive explanation is beyond the scope of the current state of understanding in the field of psychology. The fact, however, that you immediately defer to "qualification" just shows the kind of thinker you are. Uncritical and wowed by the bells and whistles of a system accepted without criticism or critique. Qualification is no guarantee of anything, evidence and reason stand for themselves and it's only there that you will find what's real. Blindly adhering to qualifications as you would do is ultimately what causes entire societies to be led astray.

@@jeupater1429 Oh I see , it's the "more than enough" qualification ,fair enough. You know, while I agree that qualifications can mean very little in a lot of subjects and isn't necessary for critical thinking, it still has relevance when trying to figure out what sort of analytical abilities a person may or may have when it comes to science related topics. In these times we live in , some tin foil hat wearing people also love calling themselves "critical thinkers", and they love to shit all over the hard work of scientists thinking they know better somehow , so it's important to know what sort of person one is dealing with. Ironically the language you used in your comment gave me the impression that you maybe had , lets say, "alternative" reasons to be so dismissive of this lady, rather than your knowledge of linguistics or neuroscience. Also to clarify, I wasn't wowed by anything here, and I wasn't offended by anything said either like you were but I was motivated to reply to your comment because you seemed to have gotten very set off by something .

@@VI5H what I'm set off by is that in our society people who are lucky enough to obtain a platform can simply say anything and because they have a platform it ought to be taken as true. It simply is not possible to proclaim you know the reason why an individual has interpreted an ambiguous statement in the way that they have. There are billions of variables. I don't care how many qualifications or how big a platform someone has we ought not to be shepherded in the way so many are. It's a disgrace that simply achieving such a platform disqualifies you from criticism and honestly Brian Greene whom I used to greatly admire has lost a bit of my respect for not more thoroughly questioning her on these statements

Since you rotate your foot as you put it in and take it out again, it could also be something like SW in, SE out, in, out, in, out, shake it North to South!

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10/10 absolutely the coolest conversations 😻😎

@@jennybrooks5887 and are you a cool intellectual too?😀

I know right. In daily regular life, I don’t seem to know or meet people that are into this stuff like I am.

No you don't cause your smarter than all of them because you are you and your only down fall is saying there are smarter humans than u,just a thought.

Not smarter. Just different interest. I m saying that so you stay with a mind of a student.

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As a, so called. _"fruit fly"_ myself I find your blatant stereotyping both deeply offending and ignorant. Firstly, the proper term is Drosophila melanogaster. Only others of our own species get to call each other _"fruit flies"_ . And, of course, "vinegar fly" should only ever be used among close friends. How would you like it if I called you a burger ape.

Peen flies like a bat wing.

I've been telling this joke for 20 years.

@@davidhand9721 Wow, that must be one hell of a stutter you have : )

@@garychap8384 kek. That's a good one, too.

And what pair of legs

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Agreed

Yeah i haven`t laughed that much in a long time and when you think this comes from a scientific discussion its really amazing and beautifull in the same time!

@@Constantinesis -- totally agree! I found this discussion so rich, and the humor between Brian and both of his guests adds much to the richness.

Constantine brother, you need to get out more:)

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@nuff sed Agree. Great reply!

Because religion is fantasy and we are discussing SCIENCE

These concepts about time are not SCIENCE . They are philosophical, metaphysical opinions. Mr. Rippel has every right to bring in religion. Anyway, you seem to worship SCIENCE as if it were your God

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How was your date. ... did you have a nice 'time?' [pun intended]

@@polmorgan3533 I'd go so far to say that 'this aged well'...right, I'll see myself out.

Yes, quite interesting for something produced by the system.

I feel more intelligent for just having listened to three adults who can converse intelligently.

She is one classy, smart and beautiful woman.

All of physics is time reversible. Thus the reversal of causality is causality. Magic is deception, pure and simple - the self-deception of ignorance, often amplified by the deliberate deception of a third party.

@@garychap8384 THANK YOU FOR CLEARING THAT UP GARY.

As I see it, time is merely a degree of freedom that allows change to happen!! Time is not synonymous with change. If you have three Petri dishes and 1 hour of time?? Of each Petri dish contained three kinds of bacteria with varying speeds of replication?? Within the span of 1 hour you would have differing rates of change in each Petri dish?? Of course these rates of doubling are in no way fundamental in nature but it does effectively show the distinction between time and change!!

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Great comment.

I completely agree that this is my favorite of those I have seen. It is a great presentation about a subject that everyone becomes *a thinker* - when musing about; time.

Over analysis paralysis!

@@markdemell3717 Not in this case, I don't believe.

Apparently not interesting enough to spell interesting correctly. LoL.

that applies no matter when you plant it, so why now ?

@@FenceThis why ask why the pretext is needed for the conclusion to be apprehended in a timely manner

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She needs to have her own UKposts channel

Thanks, now i have to Google "iteration"

Also how she corrected him on why language is not a "small thing" for her. Her presence of mind was impeccable. And still didn't feel high strung in any way.

The dude definitely knows his stuff and is a great communicator. Very sophisticated

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But the laws of entropy make his cute movie false.

​@@jamesbarlow6423 my dude you need to do something else with your TIME. I see many of your comments scattered around here, all with negativity.

If you had friends genuinely into this topic they wouldn't waste their time on monological superficiality of this time. He doesn't know what Time is, and clearly has scarcely begun to think about it.

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My thoughts as well:)

Me like legs too.

Was that pun intended? "looking forward" instead of waiting to watching this?

@@tellmemoreplease9231 Not intended just a happy coincidence 🤣

Yes, and yet another example is squirrels burying nuts for storage. My cat does this same thing with treats. She will try to bury the treats with her paws before leaving it for later.

Humans bind time in that we can contemplate the past as well. Animals operate on instinct or genetic memory.

@@Choronzon39 Humans bind time in that we can contemplate the past. Other animals do the same.

@Breadstick Shrimpfry how can you say that the squirrel can't see the future picture. Maybe they can

@Breadstick Shrimpfry Could you name them or a searchword to find ? I just saw the part where they make fun of rats and was taken aback. Surely this is not how we think of rats and dogs in 2020 anymore?

Yeah but when you're not time is.. Relative. Lol

We could be all ready traveling and the speed of light every thing all the planets stretching in a. Huge figure eight.or At some point some resemblance to one.infinity .

WRONG ! TIME EXISTS SO EVERYTHING DOESNT HAPPEN ALL AT ONCE !!

Stuck in the matrix with the all seeing eye collapsing the quantum wave function.