Living in fear and paranoya is ok... But I use to live far away in wild woods, dark forest. I feel safer there than in a random city. Monsters seem to exist only in humanity

@zeke9123

Ай бұрын

Agreed. Especially given the status of our cities today.

@dazwol9104

Ай бұрын

That's because as the apex species on earth the dark woods for a human IS the city's

@AKmumu

Ай бұрын

I would feel safe until I see or hear someone lurks around the house in the middle of nowhere, far away from any help

@Kn1ghtborne

Ай бұрын

Until we stumble upon our natural predator

@ivanschekoldin7315

Ай бұрын

You should define a monster first. Humans are just the most sophisticated monsters we know but humans, unlike say, animals are wired to mean well. Most of us at least. Any predator on the other hand will happily munch you without a second thought.

AI voice is terrible.

They probably see what we do to ourselves and want absolutely no contact with us.

@TheGregwilliams70

Ай бұрын

😂

@rayholmes4402

Ай бұрын

.. or they are also to busy fighting and killing each other too! 😂

@subspace666

Ай бұрын

assuming they consider us intelligent at all , its debatable lol, maybe they just don't care at all. kinda like we don't care about some ants killing some others.

@origintrackz5235

17 күн бұрын

​@@rayholmes4402Exactly 😂

@kenfryer2090

11 күн бұрын

What do we do that animals don't? We just do what is natural for apes

The main issue I have with the Drake equation and Fermi Paradox is the distances involved, not too mention we haven't been listening or watching for other civilizations all that long in a cosmic timeframe. It is more highly likely that the signals (including light) hasn't either reached us yet or has passed by long ago. Also likely is the fact that if a civilization is sending signals, we either cannot interpret them and/or we don't even know what we should be looking for.

@Mathan_6_95

Ай бұрын

Not only that, the types of signals we *are* looking for don't travel that far through space.

@mariovillarreal8647

Ай бұрын

They do not measure distance traveled in time or miles. I think...

@FinGeek4now

Ай бұрын

@@mariovillarreal8647 distance travelled in time is a base function of anything dealing in the cosmos, miles though? More like AU. Even the 10 closest, which average at around 15 AU away, would take 15 years for any sign of life to reach us. If we disregard actually seeing their civilization and look at tech signatures, how much has ours changed in the past 15 years? For a broader sample range, we're looking at what, and average of at least 1,000 AU? If not higher? That's a looooong time, for us and them. They wouldn't see our tech signature or see the lights on our planet or anything for another 1,000 from now, likewise, 1,000 years ago, they didn't have tech (which is what we'd be seeing today). Now, those are just distances, not even mentioning cosmic timeframes. Perhaps Cent Prox B did have life? A million, tens of millions, of years ago. Further and older solar systems and galaxies, then the time span goes back billions of years.

@mariovillarreal8647

Ай бұрын

@@FinGeek4now portals thru time, interdimensionally also.

@quatamassshu33

27 күн бұрын

We're infants

Man, they were here back in the 70's. I saw them at a Yoko Ono concert. They gave me the stink eye and left.

@anabelapedro1960

29 күн бұрын

😊 nice

@origintrackz5235

17 күн бұрын

😂😂

Stop using background music that so annoying

@damnft8218

Ай бұрын

You got ADHD or what?

@enguidmiggi

Ай бұрын

I disagree its perfect to fall asleep

@Ryan-eu3kp

Ай бұрын

How about no.

@jefffalco587

Ай бұрын

There talking 200 billion stars. You need music

@teknacious

Ай бұрын

Disagree

The Drake Equation is an optimistic guess, the Fermi Paradox isn’t a paradox because we have nothing to base it on other than guessing. We haven’t even mapped our whole planet an we think we searched for signals enough to make any conclusions? We aren’t even a spacefaring civilization so we have no idea what’s involved other than in fiction.

@joshuawest3257

Ай бұрын

Which is what Lao Tzu, Frederick Nietzsche, and Sylvia Plath have in common!

@amelliamendel2227

Ай бұрын

Not to mention out of all of the billions species that existed on Earth we have exactly one example of intelligence being selected for over camouflage, armor, ect. Natural selection doesn't care about algebra. There's no reason to believe that intelligence is inevitable. Also, it took The Earth 4.5 billion years to produce a quasi-space-faring species, with 2.5 billion years remaining if the human species fails to leave a solar system there will not be enough time for another species to make it off the planet...

@origintrackz5235

17 күн бұрын

We can only base our opinion off of what we know I guess...

Isn't that just as well as the Fermi Paradox? I mean if two guys invented the same thing that it would be named after both of them.

What if the wow signal was a cosmic 'shush' and we actually doubled our efforts to tell everyone where we are.

7:50 for reference most of that range is useless since only minor galaxies exist beyond the 100k LY diameter of the milky way and Earth is often described as being in the Central-South region of the galaxy from our Core ward perspective.

This is old. There are endless sci-fi stories on this. Then robots/ai taking over.

I think they were always aware of us.

Oh man, the AI voice is butchering some common words 😂

Uhm, question here, at 36:50 you say, "at unimaginable speed" do you mean faster than the speed of light? According to physics, there is no more imaginable speed than that. Am I mistaken?

hi id like to say i enjoyed yor video very much thank you for the information

How could we possibly know how big space is? And if it gets bigger then it would have to have somewhere to go, so it would already be bigger than what it is... Infinity has and always will be never ending

@socialmeaslesinpartnership1252

Ай бұрын

Then it become so big that the speed of light can't cross it (already the case). You are clever!

@Medic99z

Ай бұрын

Well, we can see space expanding which means we can trace it backwards. What's outside of that could very well be nothing and asking "what's out there?" could be as pointless as asking "what's south of the south pole?" There is no "out there" Since there is no space there is no there to begin with

He sounds like the G1 gransformers narator. So awesome.

@bighomieScoobs

25 күн бұрын

Gransformer? What's the exactly lol??

some existed in past , some exist now ,, with vast distances in between ,, its best to enjoy life on ones planet ,,, instead of wasting time to investigation of someone living maybe 100 light years away

Yeah, we have 0 examples of any species that doesn't exploit all available resources.

Like the video, but it doesn't even mention the "Dark Forest" theory like the title says it's about.

If we could get a James Webb Telescope out as far or farther than Voyager 1 or 2 we could see further out start sending some to deep space

Saying that we haven’t contacted any of these civilizations is wrong.

The Dark forest theory is not really plausible. The curiosity of species is a lot more powerful than fear. Humanity has been sending signals for decades, regardless of what we may find or who might hear us. It is highly probable that intelligent life on other planets would do the same.

@dananorth895

Ай бұрын

Oh sure just go imposing your ignorance, superstitions, delusions on others And the universe too! What could possibly go wrong? All it takes is ONE preditor species!

Halfway thru the clip and there is ZERO mention of the Dark Forrest theory.

@KamikazeCash

Ай бұрын

Most of this video is AI-generated voice and script. Unfortunately this is the future of KZread.

@diamondbladexl2064

Ай бұрын

Didn’t listen to the first 2 minutes? 1:55

What if, we are the first intelligent life. Like it took this long for life to happen.

@jamartin005

Ай бұрын

Slim chance lol

@SilverSin

Ай бұрын

That in itself is a terrifying thought.

@SilverSin

Ай бұрын

But at the same time, there are systems out there way older than ours.

@clemonsjovan

Ай бұрын

That isn’t possible, the age of the universe says planets like ours lived and died long before our sun was even born, universe is about 10-11 billion years older then our sun…..the Fermi paradox doesn’t just state because universe is so big there has to be life, it states because it’s so big and old, life should of had millions of years to advance to states far beyond ours….aka space faring races, so where are they?

@ChrisBrown-fx6ts

Ай бұрын

Not likely billions of other galaxies, it's just too far to get to.like a knit trying to fly around the world

That's why amoua..... I can't remember the name lol... But that big long thing ( I call it the Floater) that tumbled by our planet not long ago. It is interesting that something like that appeared at this time, when we face so many impending problems

@bigmazem3

Ай бұрын

Oumouamoa

@leonardmead1425

Ай бұрын

@@bigmazem3 the very chap

My opinion we are the first of many it is still a young universe in the Cosmos can't wait to see what happens in the next 20 years let alone what happens nah lifetime of a universe

Please get a human to read your script

***** UTTER CLICKBAIT!!!!! ***** First 3 milliseconds are about the title!

We are alone. Life is probably everywhere just not intelligent. We ourselves are very lucky to exist at all. One meteor strike or slightly different oxygen levels or no moon and earth is probably void of life.

What about the drake leak equation???

We have only been looking for around 100 yrs..and we are surprised we have not found life ? That's ridiculous in the grand scheme of things ...we shouldn't expect to find life for a long long time ...to think it's not mouth there seems very close minded and unrealistic

The sky is hardly silent,not sure where you’ve been the last few years.. just saying

IMO Dark Forest Theory is not all that compelling, if they can strike us after the short blip when we've been broadcasting then they're already here ✌️ this is a really great video though 👍

@criticality2056

Ай бұрын

Why bother though?

There are forms of knowledge that doesn't have any potential unless its known by the majority as an awakening to truth within everyone is the stimuli necessary for a spontaneous self organising system to emerge,,,,, Sometimes keeping quiet is the worst thing that could occur,,,,,,,!

Truth is we're not the first intelligent life, we're the most recently created and all eyes are on us for some reason 😅

@bigrick3267

Ай бұрын

Maybe or for all you know we might be all there ever was or will be, we don't actually know

@criticality2056

Ай бұрын

Uh, what?

Scientists are assuming that other live forms perceive photons in the same way as our human bodies do and this is the greatest mistake and a reason why we cannot find any evidence of their movement. What gravitational waves? Ripples? You're speaking in human physics. They probably perceive the universe through different laws and atoms and photons probably mean something different to them. Dark matter is the answer.

The number and variety of variables which led to our own existence makes replication based on mere (Drake) numbers, a nonsense.

This guy must not realize how far the nearest solar system is

A starship much smaller, going faster than one tenth C isn't a starship by definition. A real starship much much smaller than a planet would certainly give much bigger signature. It's a matter of aiming the thing. When I hear dark matter I change the channel. I think we're through that already are we not?

Where are they coming up with these figures.?? They never say anything concerning (Electrons) witch is the structure of all substance. Electrons determine how atoms are formed. Bonding Protons and electrons and some times Neutrons together to create matter. All life forms are created in equal parts of matter that are similar to their planet body where they are spawned from. This also includes the frequency of their magnetic field with in their own quantum resonance vibration in the HRTZ range. Their bodies would be tuned to the same planet frequency and they would not survive long if they moved away from it. The same is true for us here on Earth.

@maartenneppelenbroek

Ай бұрын

Where did you get this information? Seems lacking.

@criticality2056

Ай бұрын

How do electrons determine how atoms are formed? What about atoms without electrons?

This video is all over the place and the music is annoying.

The answer of space size is beyond our comprehension thats the right answer

The survival of the fittest theory do not apply on the universal scale. If life is so rare it is therefore precious. Intergalactic visitors would be aware of the immense value of life biodiversity.

Please just read it yourself next time, and cut back on the music. As far as the age of the universe, the timeline is assuming we are in the center of it.

Hold up.... Bio Dome was real???

I love the background music 💯

At 44:00 you are talking about different things happening and the universe's Branch off and create new ones. This is not a real theory at all. It can never work like that it's not magic. Quantum mechanics simply is stating that, in a multi-bubble universe that expands into Infinity means that all the atoms in the universe will be aligned in randomness within each universe. But since there is an infinite number of universes, there must be other universes who's atoms alines exactly like ours. And of course universes that are almost exactly like ours. You know what I mean? it's like if you have a thousand marbles in a bucket and you're on an indoor basketball court. Then you take the bucket of marbles and you throw them on the floor. The way the marbles align themselves on the floor seems unique. So you could throw that bucket down a few million times and not have the same outcome. The marbles will always align themselves differently. However. If you have unlimited time and unlimited amount of times that you can dump this bucket of marbles under the floor. Eventually, those marbles come out exactly the same as some other times that you spilled them out. That's exactly what the multi universe means. That's all.

LEGO 🛸

Be quiet, kids. Do you know what integrity is?

200 billion stars and only 100 billion planets.. u hearing yourself fam..

what's app? huh

The logic of the conclusions are poor

To late!

The USA will show the forest why we don’t have universal healthcare!

all tomorrow

i love dark forest.

the answer they seek is in the bible. but no no no don't ever consider that. "thinking they were wise they became fools"

😊 okay but why would it have to be so big LOL

Very well produced.

😢

beam me up scotty 😆

how easy is it to make one of these AI videos i wanna make money too

Nope ✋️ knott until u tawk bee ee ee ee ter

AI reeding iz even worse!

Maybe we are not the original version of ourselves but only a reflection or Memorex

Why use AI voices?! Super obnoxious

ÑÜILJV Y ÑLIJYQRrÜ ÑÜIRQX Y AZ BE YF MB HN WB IK

They left, after visiting Gaza.

This was a moronic idea.

95% true 5% false,,,plausible deniabilaty

Im getting tired of KZread pushing this Ai garbage

10 minutes ago first

I can't watch for long, the AI generated voices insist on mispronouncing simple words...

@Jason-xf3ym

2 күн бұрын

I get it. But it should be spelled a-n-s-e-r.

The wierd ask sound effects they are adding make these videos so stew pid. If I spell it out I’ll get fined

3rd

FHlAMEVI RJQL IXKANYZ

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The man from turid ,,,,,it's from a book ,,,never been real,,,,,,,do some research,,if you can't get something so simple as this right,,,how can anyone believe anything else you say un subing

First

@HNY_YT

Ай бұрын

Don’t care

@Laradox...

Ай бұрын

@@HNY_YT same lol

@ericb2017

Ай бұрын

first to be loser l o l

Cosmic whack-a-mole.

JWST doesn't orbit the sun 😂😂

It’s flat give it a break

This theory is old af, you're way late foo

We don't want to meet these things you lot NASA STARTED ALL THIS

If you're going to make a documentary about science at least know how to pronounce basic terminology correct...it's "lie-go" not "lee-go"

You are way WAY off on the number of planets. 200 billion stars and only 100 billion planets. Given your numbers, half the stars have no planets and the other half have only one planet.

dont worry..they know us for so long...but we are not ready for the galaxy..monkeys with atomic sticks...

besoj. te mos gabojn