Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast. 0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions: - Squarespace: lexfridman.com/squarespace and use code LEX to get 10% off - Literati: literati.com/lex - Onnit: lexfridman.com/onnit to get up to 10% off - National Instruments (NI): www.ni.com/perspectives 1:18 - Overview of our Solar System 16:16 - What is the Oort Cloud? 21:11 - Life in the interstellar medium 22:44 - Are there aliens out there? 25:23 - How unique is Earth? 28:04 - Did Jupiter destroy early planets? 34:18 - How hard is it to simulate the Universe? 38:50 - Quantum mechanics in evolution of objects in the Solar system 43:17 - Simulating the first formations around the Sun 49:04 - Will it be possible to simulate the full history of the Solar System? 51:24 - How far should we go with the simulation? 53:45 - Increasing immersion in video games 1:00:10 - What is Planet Nine? 1:06:39 - The origin of life 1:09:03 - Evidence of Planet Nine 1:11:33 - Discovery of Neptune 1:12:43 - When will we find Planet Nine? 1:15:22 - Planet Nine throws rocks into the Kuiper Belt 1:19:17 - Could Planet Nine be a primordial black hole? 1:29:21 - Commercial space revolution boosts science and the human condition 1:36:48 - Solving sex in space 1:37:26 - Would humans evolve if we couldn't see the stars? 1:43:09 - Military funding and science 1:47:13 - Is Oumuamua space junk from a distant alien civilization? 2:00:35 - Wild ideas create the future 2:08:24 - The perfect place to die 2:10:05 - Greatest song of all time 2:16:35 - Music enables science for Konstantin 2:18:53 - Music practice tips for busy people 2:22:43 - Memories of 1990s Russia 2:29:15 - Advice for young people 2:35:11 - Meaning of life

@phillipsundal8782

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Lex. Love your content, keep up the amazing work!

@huddwah

2 жыл бұрын

Lex can you do a pod with an expert on dating advice? the 3 day plus 1 year hypothesis needs work ! 😀

@captainmorgen486

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't that what people called Niburu?

@brn2bdwn

2 жыл бұрын

Outer space passed our exosphere the 4th layer of our atmosphere which is around 2000 miles out the I.S.S. is up around 260 miles for comparison the temperature passed this point in outer space is - 455 degrees Fahrenheit --- Quantum computers to achieve quantum state run at - 457 degrees Fahrenheit --- A thinker for my friend Lex Fridman

@vaphong

2 жыл бұрын

no talk about James webb telescope :(

The photos, graphs, and animations are so helpful. Please keep it we appreciate it very much, thank you!

@Freddie_Dunning-Kruger_Jr.

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, great work Lex, extremely helpful when trying to visualize

@TheStratoBarb

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it really is great!

@rhino202

2 жыл бұрын

Loved it also. I just don't know how he finds enough hours in the day!!

@jazmiller8947

2 жыл бұрын

190

@spleefthedude7747

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf??????

Dude the guests, topics, conversations lately! You’re killing it brother

@snskt

2 жыл бұрын

And for me, above all, it's the visible hard work that Lex puts into getting his research right. I really like it when he has his little notes throughout some interviews, these topics ain't easy to just jump into.

@zenchess

2 жыл бұрын

@immafinna betryna Joe is entertainment. With Lex I feel like he really cares about the topics and learning from the guests.

@kfrncs

2 жыл бұрын

best interviewer of our generation

@bailey31909

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%.

@korbandallas8931

2 жыл бұрын

Other than this dude needing to clear his got damn throat or a little more effort to speak.....it was a badass podcast!

Just had to say Konstantin is awesome. So easy to listen to. And sometimes I even understand the topic :)

@jakesmith6337

8 ай бұрын

😂

This guest is awesome. The way he explains this shit is perfect.

@andreas0101

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, He got a nice voice.

@michaelfrazia4569

2 жыл бұрын

agree...I love space...my favorite topic to study...all the elite guys though are so bad at actually relaying information to people who don't have access to the things they do. it is so frustrating sometimes..this guy is phenomenal...

@jascam74

2 жыл бұрын

The way he explains it is irritating. Leave vocal fry for the kardashians and teenage girls.

@4Everlast

2 жыл бұрын

You got billions of objects if not more, and it's been collisionless for a billion years? Horse shit! 100% assumption BS.

@jotcw81

2 жыл бұрын

@@andreas0101 agreed but I’d advice him to let the air flow out more relaxed. He sounds a bit pressed, held back. It gets better as the podcast goes on.

Most profound sentence for whole episode, " failure is not a sign that the initial persuit was worthless".

@AdMBandLeader

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, since life has to go on in one or the other pretext(!)

@mtklaric

2 жыл бұрын

creative way of rationalizing failure

@Dan.50

2 жыл бұрын

@@mtklaric Exactly. Only when you are paid by government grants can you have this kind of attitude.

@mtklaric

2 жыл бұрын

@@Dan.50 so true

@nobuddibuddi

2 жыл бұрын

indeed

Lex is my favorite person in the whole world. Love his humility and his genuine love of people.

@adamshockley1562

9 ай бұрын

Same

@bobsmith9571

3 ай бұрын

not love, but i got shit tons of respect for that guy. he seems to be a legitimate "good person"

@darthficus

Ай бұрын

Hmm I been picking up on how he prefers lefty things. When has Bruce Springsteen been liked by conservatives? The left and so called liberals are more akin to a death-cult now days. Love you bro!

Спасибо за ещё одно прекрасное интервью, Лекс!

@princessmonicakhaira

2 жыл бұрын

What

@lucianboar3489

2 жыл бұрын

@@princessmonicakhaira google translate

@MrSkoresh

2 жыл бұрын

@@princessmonicakhaira I just thanked Lex for another great interview.

@maskharah

2 жыл бұрын

@@princessmonicakhaira it was obviously a msg to the host in Russian :]

@xboxonexchannal3713

2 жыл бұрын

Blood Blood

"I wanna know what life is, and I want you to show me." And with a straight face yet! Great guest with a sense of humor. Thx Lex for another winner.

@morganseppy5180

2 жыл бұрын

23:43 time stamp

@jeffg4570

2 жыл бұрын

I was waiting for “Have you ever been to the desert? Yes… I rode horse… but I can’t remember the horse’s name.”

@artsmart

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeffg4570 Life's just a song;)

@corycarlson3846

Жыл бұрын

The answer is 42. He answered the question. But do you know where the question came from?

@williegillie5712

Жыл бұрын

I think the song goes,” I wanna know what love is,💕 I want you to show me” what was the name of that band? Any takers?

It’s so crazy seeing intellectual conversations between two cutting edge scientists having tangents about Skyrim and RDR2 lol. The younger video game generation has finally grown up 🥲

@swetsTV

Жыл бұрын

We’re getting old :(

I am in love with the passion that man has for physics. Such an intelligent individual. He puts a smile on my face just watching him explain the information in that brilliant brain of his.. I cam tell he is in love with physics. I'm so glad he is doing what he loves.

I'm still here 8 months later watching this for around the 5th time and still I learn something new everytime.

I learnt more from the First Hour of this podcast than the Astronomy paper I paid $900 for at The University of Auckland This guy makes it extremely easy to understand/visualize the process of space and time.

@KanyeKetchup

2 жыл бұрын

Auckland yeah You tube taught me heaps

@jwph1985

Жыл бұрын

Ha that' IS OK good to me lol I 88 7ish

@dundundun4242

Жыл бұрын

Auckland uni is a woke joke bro

This guy always looks like he's about to burst out laughing. I like people like that. Makes me smile, anticipating a laugh coming

@robertgrey1377

2 жыл бұрын

He’s so passionate! I sometimes smile that way when I’m teaching particularly engaged students.

@Dennio83

2 жыл бұрын

Me too, unless its inappropriate when talking about greef subjects. Now let me be clear, this man is not guilty of this, but to me it seems that this phenomenon is occuring more and more.

2 жыл бұрын

I saw that too! 😂 I guess he's just a happy guy! It must be the love he has for his work!

@YoungMasterpiece

2 жыл бұрын

And he has a band, and loved to play, among aaall of this knowledge and love of knowledge, he must be the good guy.

@MultiFisherofmen

2 жыл бұрын

Id be laughing to if I was paid quite well for preaching complete nonsense that claims to be hard science yet is mostly based on wild imagination and assumptions. Basically wild guesses.

Let me tell you lex. You're on another level my man, I always even look back at previous work of yours and im always fascinated by it. Keep doing your thing

@Clickbait86

Жыл бұрын

Crazy huh?

The quality of guest Lex gets is of such a high level. I can't remember one that hasn't captivated me. I'm sure Lex asks questions for us as well. He knows the answers but leads the conversation to make it as interesting and informative as possible and creates a platform for the guest to shine sometimes sacrificing his own ego and feigning ignorance on a subject to ensure a great interview. Bravo Lex.

I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. kzread.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!

@williegillie5712

3 ай бұрын

Only problem is you never know what you’re getting with the “New Age” cult we have now here in the US.

This is by far the best interview of Batygin I've ever seen, and I've seen them all! Very well done with organized questions and good graphics. It's a long interview, but it's chuck full of very good information for Planet Niners. There's also a good personal chemistry between Fridman and Batygin, which helps. Very well done sir!

@texpatrobertrice8309

2 жыл бұрын

So if there are 49 of your you could be called niner 49rs. Hehehe

@jotcw81

2 жыл бұрын

Is Planet 9 from outer spac-er a thing?

@bishnubhandari2328

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah

"I just hope there's dragons" "I LOOOVE dragons" "Dragons are the best" 😂😂😂 Great scientific insight right here

@johnathanwalker7781

2 жыл бұрын

These two are adorable at times, in another life maybe they'd date

@samabhishek5541

2 жыл бұрын

Coincidence...

@publicdomain1103

2 жыл бұрын

get a room

@travisprugh6347

2 жыл бұрын

heres a theory. the t-rex was an actual dragon. look at the x ray or an ostrich and the skeleton of a trex. tell me it didnt fly

@goatmansasquatch1485

2 жыл бұрын

@@travisprugh6347 you’re confusing dinosaurs. We had huge dinosaurs “dragons” that could fly you know. Just like today’s winged lizard x20000 bigger.

I think that was possibly the most touching intro to any podcast I've ever seen. Bravo Lex, ever since seeing you on JRE you piqued my interest and I have yet to be disappointed. You have my much earned like and subscription.

What a fun conversation! I hope you find more people like him to talk to

I'm going to listen to this a second time just to fully absorb this conversation. I love these mind blowing topics about space!!!

Batygin seems like such a patient, thoughtful dude. Loved hearing him just let the knowledge flow out. Even when things were veering off in directions he wasn't interested in exploring, he found a way to relate where he could and debate where he felt he needed to.

One of my favorite experiences was walking through a Washington state park and while I have been there on virtual field trip, it was nowhere near the same. Audio- visual yes, but the most memorable thing for me was the rich smell and the feel of the air on my skin. I just feel like we are a long way away from a totally immersive experience.

@josecarlo5432

Жыл бұрын

...that's Death

@Geoplanetjane

Жыл бұрын

No it isn’t. Immersive experience involves all of the senses.

Konstantin is the coolest person ever. Smart. Eloquent. Respectful. Insightful. Wonderful guest

“When you are listening to the boss ; you are ready to meet the Boss,” awesome quote . Very insightful interview . Thanks guys !

I think there was a movie about this back in the 60's: *Space Babes From Planet 9*

So good! One of my favorite interviews. As per usual after absorbing your show, I feel smarter and spiritually richer. I had no idea how vast a territory it is that our little Sun governs. Loved the ps4 tangent.

This is one of my favorite Lex podcasts. The chemistry between you two is great. This dude puts Lex in a great chill mood

@StephanieWomack1992

Жыл бұрын

DITTO

I watch Konstantin Batygin on "How the Universe works" and I just love how excited he is about his work and about the Universe as a whole. So glad I found your podcast Lex! You have a great line-up of interviews and you are doing great work! Keep it up!!

These new animations in the videos are are awesome. Thank you Lex for improving an already sublime podcast experience.

Konstantin is an excellent guest. He is a multi-faceted expert and a well educated person, including but not limited to science/physics (and more), mathematics and most interesting is how well versed Konstantin is in the humanities. His dialogue towards the end about the importance of not being clone of the high-grades, superior resume and entitled ‘A’ graduates. When cancer derailed my career at 57 I had been on my own for 10 years, after a full corporate career. I obtained the title of Senior Executive, as part of the 6 person leadership team that together took the company public into a phenomenal IPO. My peers went to he great schools Harvard, Princeton, Yale. Once at a meeting that included the CEO (Harvard) a very important new client. I was asked where I got my masters degree, I looked up from the conference room table and said, ‘You mean PhD and that I earned at the best school there is for learning how to solve complex problems, ‘The University of La Strada.’ CEO looked at the new client and said, ‘There is nothing that I would not trust that Peter would accomplish if he said he could. There is no job too difficult or overwhelming. His veracity alone is legendary, all the while juggling infinite balls in the air while doing it.” I attribute this to having a full rich life, before I decided I wanted to go from a 37 year old technical writer to partner in one decade. I did it. As Konstantin did as well. You too can do this if you can manage your time and ego. Listening to Lex’s podcast is a great place to start.

What a wonderful, captivating and educational episode. The topics covered in this specific episode were exactly what keeps me awake late at night, each and every one of them. Congratulations!

two Brilliant Russian immigrants in conversation! I have lived in Moscow for 29 years and appreciate the intellect, sincerity and openness of these two guys.

I love space themed conversations. Thank you, Lex. Fascinating.

In ten years, Lex Fridman and I are going to be the smartest, most well-informed people on the planet. Unless there’s somebody else that’s listening these interviews, as well.

@alexandernunez9728

Ай бұрын

See you then friend, only thing is that I'll have only 9yrs to your 10yrs.😅😅 Just started friend

Lex... The beginning of each of your videos hit so damn hard and ring true with me - It's just insane. Haha! Kudos to you for doing these insanely well thought-out and deeply thought-provoking podcasts and conversations. One of my goals is to come on your podcast! haha

Awesome podcast. Please get Anton Petrov on. He also has so much knowledge on Space & Mathematics.

@circlebodo991

2 жыл бұрын

lol i literally thought about this a few weeks ago as i watched a video from Anton. Could be a nice conversation between these two special snowflakes.

This conversation went really deep without even trying, it was so good to listen to you guys

fascinated . love the way they connected with so much chemistry and humor. I had so much fun so interesting and funny love you guys

@CristiCostache

Жыл бұрын

L

@CristiCostache

Жыл бұрын

B

My favorite podcast you've ever done. I've listened to it at least 5 times.

@thatsnotme8332

Жыл бұрын

Damn you're gorgeous

@zikaperic2133

Жыл бұрын

What only 5

Now I can only hear Michael Malice in the intro

@agenfavo2903

2 жыл бұрын

lolol

I hope to see Konstantin back on the podcast. This was great and there's so, so much more astronomy and astrophysics of our solar system to explore in conversation!

What an amazing interview. Огромное спасибо!!!!

He's got such a so cal surfer vibe, I love it! He reminds me of all my stoner friends in my youth, only slightly smarter.

Lex, your podcast is really developing into an incredible hub of fascinating topics and guests. Please, whatever you do, don't let anyone fuck this up.

This guy is awesome. Hope you can get him back at some point in the future. Excellent job Lex.

I HIGHLY recommend putting in headphones and sleeping while listening. The dreams were so freaking cool! I want to go back tonight!

This is one of my favorite podcast episodes from any show.

I had no idea the Oort Cloud was 3D. I thought it was on the same plane as all the planets. That explains how the comets enter into and cross our orbit so much.

@mikeoxlong7212

Жыл бұрын

So you thought it was two dimensional all the way up until now? Huh?

@mattsapero1896

Жыл бұрын

They tend to be on similar angle to Nibiru.

This is one of my favourite podcasts of the year!

This conversation is so incredibly refreshing. Talking about science, games, music...that's exactly my own neck of the woods. Thank you, Lex

WhenI was in Afghanistan years ago as a young man, i carried a bunch of music casette tapes of 60s hits, groups. The one song young Afghans found so compelling even though they didn't know the lyrics was Johnny Cash's Long Black Veil. I constantly had to interpret the lyrics into Farci for them, which they found even more interesting.

Konstantin is a great guest in a pantheon of greatness. Could listen to this one over and over

Konstantin is incredible-- I am so happy to have him in the public realm for science education and storytelling-- seems like such a humble, regular (really, really smart of course) guy who likes to explain his science. Mike Brown had me at Sedna, but Batygan is his own entirely promising media presence. @Lex. I have to hand it to you man-- that was an unreal interview. It's like you knew you had a guy that found a planet and made as much good use of your time as possible. Kudos. Great watch

This was so interesting and you asked so many great questions I have wanted to ask a reputable source. Great show

For a layman like me who's very interested in Planet Nine and the birth of our SOLAR system (not even counting the travel of the Sun in the Milky Way) THis is so understandable, when explained by Batygin. I will be watching this over and over again just to absorb the parts that I may have missed. Great INterview, and great interpretation and questions by Lex, GOOD JOB.

"Optimally good at chilling" .... That is the most Lex Fridman thing I've ever heard

Open minds, open dialogue, so much awesome info

One of the best podcasts I’ve heard in a long time! Thank you lex!

First Kipping now Batygin? I'd pay good money to listen to either one. Where else can you find quality talks like this? As a hard-core astronomy geek I deeply appreciate what you're doing.

Now I understand why you guys had so easy to talk to each other, both with Russian background. I very much enjoyed you guys playing on the razors edge between serious topics and just having fun! I wonder if there is a Guiness World Record for talking to most scientists? Impressive Lex!

Awesome podcast again Lex, amazing that you are able to ask such great questions, of amazing guests, and do it so often. Hard to keep up with the pods. Thumbs up

EN Oh, my god! My pre-PhD heart is often pulse because Konstantin and Lex started russian-speach. My God! I teared after Lex's question: "Do you speak russian" - and It started discussion. It's SO touching, Lex! Russians are with love watches and listens Konstantin's speeches and interview in eng. RU Етить-колотить! Моë кандидатское сердешко застучало чаще, когда Константин и Лекс стали говорить по-русски. Боже, я слезу пустила на моменте, когда Лекс спросил "Ты по-русски говоришь?" - и они стали общаться! Это слишком трогательно. Россия с любовью смотрит и слушает Константина на английском.

@twism11

Жыл бұрын

can you translate their converation for us?

@likorice_swiss

Жыл бұрын

​@twism11 Ok, I can. Lex: Do you speak russian? Konstantin: Yeah, sure. L: What are you remember about Russia? K: Literally, I remember... I was 8 years old, on the moment of leaving from Russia. And... Sure... I remember on the first sight all period of 1991-1992. It was time of turbulence. And 1993, yeah. And, also... I very good remember moment of starting PEPSI-COLA in Russia. And second was Coca-Cola. And... I thought, that... I was 6 years old... I thought: why? Why as possible, that Coca-Cola company filched PEPSI-COLA product? Er? What? And I thought a long time, that PEPSI-COLA and Coca-Cola was create in 1992.

@twism11

Жыл бұрын

@@likorice_swiss hey, thank you man!

@likorice_swiss

Жыл бұрын

@@twism11 позвольте спросить (если Вы не против), а почему вы у других, кто пишет русские комментарии, спрашиваете перевод диалога Константина и Лекса? Интересно сравнить разницу?

@twism11

Жыл бұрын

@@likorice_swiss ?

What a fascinating man to listen to. I think this may be the first time I have heard a scientist he honestly state that we don't really know how life originates. ( I'm sure others do. I just haven't heard them). I appreciate that.

Really love the occasional pictures and graphics. Keeps me from Googling whily listening 😂

Batygin is soooo good at explaining, communicating that I feel sad of making a pause after almost an hour of podcast.

This has been one of the best interviews! Thank you both for sharing the knowledge.

Lex is becoming my favorite podcaster asks probing questions, including those difficult and even impossible to comment on he likes to treat subjects that are mysterious and just now expanding into serious studies UFOs are a good example

Спасибо большое! I really enjoyed this conversation 👍

Have you seen the Dolphins? *Gives Pause* lol. Dude you have the best conversations with some the most interesting people around.

@patson420

2 жыл бұрын

@Replied • by Lex fridman• 🥱 edit: poor soul

Konstantin was a great guest. Makes the whole planet 9 thing sound very plausible.

Great interview Lex. You are always well prepared and your questions are always interesting and relevant to the discussion at hand. I listen to every interview. You treat your guests with respect and also seem able to bring out their human side. Well done.

Finally some one who uses logical probability in deducing if there’s life outside this planet. I would like to work with these people and absorb their knowledge.

@goyonman9655

2 жыл бұрын

""...logical probability..."?? Is there "illogical probability"

@irony9234

2 жыл бұрын

@@goyonman9655 yea. When people make limited assumptions based on the things we think we know. Like many Hypotheses.

@goyonman9655

2 жыл бұрын

@@irony9234 but if you think you know it, it's not an illogical probability and how do you know Konstantin's probability is logical by your definition you would need to know everything to be sure his probability is logical (by your definition)

@irony9234

2 жыл бұрын

@@goyonman9655 I’m not all knowing. But for example the woman he interviewed about Life and Alien life said she didn’t think Aliens would travel here because “what’s the point?” & “it would take too long”. It’s that sort of limited thinking I’m talking about. Superior vehicles that travel much much much faster are theoretically and problematically inevitable. its going to become a reality and it will completely shut down that idea down. And what’s the point? There doesn’t need to be a point. That type of technology can teach us more than we understand today about something as simple as gravity. Nothing is concrete in the form of ideas, evolution is forever, with or without us. So nothing should be discounted, and many “scholars” do just that. And that’s what I find illogical.

@irony9234

2 жыл бұрын

@@goyonman9655 We can play this game all day lol. I like the idea that almost anything is possible, and that idea should stay open.

Great podcast I enjoyed it. That vocal fry was in full effect.

@SootySweep22

2 жыл бұрын

The Noam Chomsky of astrophysics

Love this guy! Great interview as usual. I hope you interview him again.

This podcast is the most potent perspective shifter I have ever encountered on the internet

This has got to be one of the most interesting podcast discussions that I've ever watched. Thank you!

Wonderful conversation and excellent guest. I hope you have him on again. That young man is going places.

Thank you Mr. lex. I have had the honor of been listening to you for many hours on many different subjects now. Since that you obviously have a wide and deep insight into many different matters, there is maybe one thing that you as a radio man could help me understand regarding energi and how waves actually behave. Is it between where I am, to where you are, or is it the other way around? You see, where and/or what I receive from your side transcends in a way and make some form of impact, in this case me. My question is really simple probably, but it seems like everyone else know something I can not comprehend. Is communication and science in general based as a structure where the way you and the community mathematicaly predetermine and expects results and behavior? Is it a concept where someone obviously seem to be addressing the subject they are observing in a way that is only objectively in it's form like "should, or could" have done or shouldn't have been doing ... and if something really makes me annoyed about something that I do not understand concerning a subject or situation concerning a subject that is 100% a completely Natural and neutral entity of nature, I legitimately in the name of science and it's honor should address hateful and subliminal 3rd person trash talk to the table? Do you think the universal structure and all its living lifeform complexity acts out as one singel force as a thinking entity as yourself, or is it a product and pure reflection of the observer and it's inputs? If you think that nature does nothing, that this place of earth, wind, water and fire let's anything called an argument from anyone decide its constantly conditioning and calibration for it's essence of expressing equalibrium and does not demands it's inhabitants full respect and concentration at all times, and that death is it's reward since you gave it your full attention. Living under pressure my friend at this level and length gives a man great pain and damage . It seems like someone think that what is being done here is to make Anyone standing at a different ground outside from where the waves and effect he studies manifests only concerns his own Ego and personality development and choose not to understand, or even comprehend that these undertakings is from experimental design and is fundamentally unstable and highly dangerous. Himself is a the only part not interested in for whatever reason recognizing the true fact of the situation, and that addressing one very sick and single entity in existence as this nature is with hatefull expressions does not help the situation for any part.

@markhenne1444

Жыл бұрын

EXISTENCE LIFE FORM

Using the sun as a gravitational lense! Yes, keep trying, keep measuring! It's the most amazing idea!

@carancole5974

Жыл бұрын

Its an old idea bro

@druvik2052

Жыл бұрын

@@carancole5974 he didnt get the memo

Mr. Batygin is an absolutely wonderful teacher! 👍😀

Yes, yes, thank you Alex! Great guest, Konstantin, like other yours! Will see with pleasure.

As a Russian-American myself (since 8 years old just like Konstantin) I found this episode really interesting and relatable… and I am a software developer 😂 Oh, and I like aliens too.

2:35:37 “The meaning of life is 42.” I caught that 😂 (Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy)

I'm 8 minutes in and I feel I need to pause and consolidate my newfound knowledge

@aramaswa4

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for making me feel like I had an eyelash stuck to my screen.

@jonathonmcglew4992

2 жыл бұрын

I thought an eye lash was stuck under my screen protector!

Always loved this guy on John Michael Godier’s show.

@colejewell

2 жыл бұрын

Could not figure out where I’d watched him before, that’s it!

@wizarddragon

2 жыл бұрын

I love Godier's videos. His voice is so soothing. Even saying his name is soothing rolls right off the tongue.

@tealc6218

2 жыл бұрын

@DSUM He's spending too much time with Anna

If I could just listen to these two beings over and over again....*swoon oh wait....hits replay

As usual, you and your guest have sparked a crazy idea in my head! Suppose we have gotten extremely good at waiting, such that our life spans are thousands, millions, or any number of "years" within the realm of possibility. Further assume that we get bored periodically and enter a simulated existence to "have some fun" or make use of the waiting time - much the same way we humans play video games (of increasing sophistication!). Could our "existences" be that time spent in the simulation? In other words, are we using the simulation to pass time while we wait?

this was exceptional. Totally dig the Very candid conversation, love the Russian connection and McDonald's story.

Ive been hypnotized. I listen to the first few mins and im now 1rh19mins in without even realizing. Fascinating. Way to paint a story in my Derp brain.

Second time listening to this. He's such a wonderful guest

With an orbital period (for planet 9) on the order of the time between ice ages, I wonder if there is a correlation.

Oh heck ya! I've listened to Konstantin Batygin on veritasium. Always wanted more.

@Mona_Lisa123

2 жыл бұрын

I was wondering where I remembered him from

@puhsuuu

2 жыл бұрын

There is also this kzread.info/dash/bejne/nJepl5pqd6XTgNY.html (if you know Russian, but I believe it also has subtitles)

"It could be a 5 earth mass hedgehog". Lex - looks at hedgehog

@nitromarc

2 жыл бұрын

1:22:00

@pskrrt

2 жыл бұрын

this killed me

@connorbishop6819

2 жыл бұрын

The look from Lex is perfect, like he’s fully embracing the idea

The fact that he has a hedgehog on his table for this guy is just amazing

I enjoyed your convo w Konstantin.. inspiring

I listened to this and fell to sleep and dreamt a lot of what they were discussing and it was amaaaazing!!

@MattWeiserYO

Жыл бұрын

I do that every night

@philtorrez4198

9 ай бұрын

Lex podcasts have become the soundtrack to my dreams

wow, this one was epic! didn´t know this guy, got my respect, well done.

“You can’t just be good at waiting, you gotta know how to chill” Words to live by