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@kabascoolr

Жыл бұрын

It's kind of crazy how I anticipate Quinn's videos more than I anticipate my favorite TV show episodes.

@ShirleyTimple

Жыл бұрын

You should pin this comment so it's more visible, bud

@taylormademyself89

Жыл бұрын

Another great video like always 😎🤟

@N3ur0m4nc3r

Жыл бұрын

I was unfamiliar with this series until I found your channel. Very fascinating thought experiment in futurism. I know the ideas might not be your own, but you do a fantastic job of detailing them. Thanks.

@mikebar42

Жыл бұрын

So, our solar system is low entropy?

I'm almost 40, work 6 days a week, own a home, have a wife, and have several hobbies, so I have virtually no time to read (or listen to audio books) anymore. I really appreciate these thoughtful, illustrative synopsis of new sci-fi that I otherwise wouldn't get to enjoy. Thank you Quinn!

@hiddenamericachannel

Жыл бұрын

But you have several hobbies? 🤔

@2013Arcturus

Жыл бұрын

@@hiddenamericachannel Yes I DM a dungeons and dragons game once a week, play magic the gathering a few times a month, run, play guitar and draw lol, so while I try to squeeze reading in there's it's never as much as I wish, and there's no way I could possibly keep up with everything that I want to read. 🤷‍♂

@hiddenamericachannel

Жыл бұрын

@@2013Arcturus Neat!

@shadbird8772

Жыл бұрын

I feel ya man. I have a log of about 12 books I want to read/listen to but honestly can't find the time if someone gave me a time-compass to find more. Dm-ing takes so much goddamned effort, thought, and situational approach, I applaud your effort. Hope your campaigns go well, in anyway they go.

@punkyllama420

Жыл бұрын

You're so busy and interesting and you sound really important. I liked the part where you said you own a home. How much do you charge for autographs?

One detail about Singer that always gets me is that if you look at the times listed for each chapter you realize that a dual vector foil had already arrived in our solar system by the time Singer sent one - we'd been flattened in Bunker year 66, his foil was sent in Bunker year 67. The light from the event simply hadn't reached Singer yet, and his supervisor mentions that dual vector foils were already used throughout the cosmos which is why they gave no thought to sending one out. It really shows the mundane nature of the Dark Forest for these advanced species. I'm so glad that Quinn discussed the microcosmos in the unfolded microcosmos, that was one of the most darkly funny moments in the books. Humans are probably just as guilty of destroying microcosmos in our own physics experiments without even realizing it.

@iExploder

Жыл бұрын

I had never noticed that! Great catch!

@ShirleyTimple

Жыл бұрын

@@M-D-K KZread won't allow links😞

@M-D-K

Жыл бұрын

@@ShirleyTimple took me a while to catch on haha thanks

@jalllaaavg

Жыл бұрын

@@M-D-K deconstruct the link

@M-D-K

Жыл бұрын

@@jalllaaavg I tried that and it didn't work either, it was still recognized as a link

I was taken aback when Singer just threw the vector foil at the solar system like it was nothing and meant absolutely nothing to him. Meanwhile back in the solar system chaos. Remembering now as a kid when i terrorized ant hills without any care in the world really puts things in perspective for me.

@saganandroid4175

10 ай бұрын

Same here. I defend them now. Even went vegan.

@ligma6992

10 ай бұрын

@@saganandroid4175 You are the reason our society is falling apart.

@yadediuburekyolu8481

9 ай бұрын

@@ligma6992Yet you are the one with the obscene username.

@ligma6992

9 ай бұрын

@@yadediuburekyolu8481 cope

@xraselver7634

8 ай бұрын

@@ligma6992 Is that meant as a joke?

The most disturbing thing about this series is how powerfully hopeless it is. Whether it's Way losing himself in a black hole, doomsday ships running away to the end of the universe, or humanity desperately clawing at a universe where they're just a tiny blip, this story is godlike in it's power.

@thunderbear82

8 ай бұрын

Almost every book needs to make demonstrations of power in order to show which godlike being is the greatest. It's little more sophisticated version of a superhero universe.

@TyranasauruzFlex6669

5 ай бұрын

@@thunderbear82 I strongly disagree

@thunderbear82

5 ай бұрын

@@TyranasauruzFlex6669 What specifically do you disagree with?

@TyranasauruzFlex6669

5 ай бұрын

@@thunderbear82 The superhero universe part. No disrespect intended, I just think it's a drastic oversimplification.

@thunderbear82

5 ай бұрын

@@TyranasauruzFlex6669 I’m not offended because I was saying the same idea. I said a more sophisticated version, meaning I was oversimplifying. Also the superheroes were an example in the concept, you can replace with any series that has creatures with powers or abilities above human limits.

One thing I wanted to bring up: Singer's race used photoids all the time. Singer wanted to use the dual-vector foil for Earth because of the possibility of humans using Jupiter and Saturn as shields against the sun's explosion. He was right of course, since all of the space cities we had built in their shadows were specifically meant to guard against a photoid strike.

@TRYCLOPS1

Жыл бұрын

Yup. The dual-vector foil was used as a sign of “respect” lol.

@x3tc1

Жыл бұрын

@@TRYCLOPS1 A final "GG" before curbstomping the opposing team

@TRYCLOPS1

Жыл бұрын

@@x3tc1 yea he just needed to get an override from his supervisor lol 😂 very insane stuff

@Fridaey13txhOktober

Жыл бұрын

So in hundreds of years no one in the solar system noticed the destruction or vanishing of stars??

@clarkthompson8094

Жыл бұрын

@@Fridaey13txhOktober there are a lot of stars and stars do explode on their own too, so maybe not?

I have no idea what the legal loopholes would be, but I absolutely would pay good money for you to make audio book versions of the TBP series. Your tone, pacing, clarity of speech, and knowledge of the subject are perfect.

@Ozonehh

Жыл бұрын

I would pay an unreasonable amount for this. PLEASE!

@EdMcStinko

Жыл бұрын

Sir, that is the best idea Ive heard in a while

@connorp5142

Жыл бұрын

No need, Scribd is 12$ a month and it has the audio

@armybrat101

Жыл бұрын

Bruh the whole series is on yt right now.

@Easyfilm84

Жыл бұрын

SAME

It was wild how the dual-vector foil made the Trisolaran invasion look almost quaint. That thing is terrifying.

@mattmaas5790

Ай бұрын

Swag

@jamrollz

Ай бұрын

I like how singer just 'flings' it at earth without a second thought like someone dealing with a trivial task at work that they've done 1000 times before (because this is exactly what it is)

@CommonSenz

Ай бұрын

Like I am watching an ant pass by, play with it a little bit, then squash it and leave the toilet..

One minor note: Very basically, lower entropy states are those with more order compared to high entropy states that are closer to equilibrium. So, refering to humans as "low entropy beings" would imply that Singer identifies them as ordered rather than disordered.

@johnharvey5412

7 ай бұрын

I interpreted this as his culture's way of distinguishing between natural phenomena and intelligent beings. We try to turn things into ordered states and perpetuate our own existence while externalizing the disorder we create, like burning fossil fuels for energy to smelt iron. The iron gets more organized, while we vent the fumes and heat. Not sure if I explained that correctly.

@HuaHaoHao

5 ай бұрын

@@johnharvey5412that explanation is so neat

@tomasfontes3616

4 ай бұрын

Exactly. The most advanced civilizations would achieve the lowest entropy (i.e. the highest order).

@MrGovannan

3 ай бұрын

One of the definition of life is a system that lowers entropy locally. So I think Singer just calls lifeforms being of low entropy.

@user-lv4lb2gp8n

Ай бұрын

@@MrGovannan It lowers entropy locally by using much increased entropy. That's life.

Singers tale in Redemption of Time is wild. It’s mind boggling to try and conceive how he just “flicks” a dual vector foil at the solar system while “singing.”

@masonthunkwell9786

Жыл бұрын

I always felt Singer's use of the word, "flick," was ambiguous. Through the entire section, Singer uses strange terminology for the things it's describing and the terms do tend to have a bit of a personal, physical tone to them. Time-grains, short/long/super-membrane, plucking stars. Now that I'm writing this out, "flick," is definitely a translation for something more mechanical. What I wanna know about is the solidified time he sings about giving his girl (which she slathers all over herself if I recall correctly).

@lombardo141

Жыл бұрын

I was taken aback when Singer just threw the vector foil at the solar system like it was nothing and meant absolutely nothing to him. Meanwhile back in the solar system chaos. Remembering now as a kid when i terrorized ant hills without any care in the world really puts things in perspective for me.

@ariffothman6195

Жыл бұрын

I think the "flick" was to point out how insignificant an action it was for Singer to flatten a solar system and wipe out an entire civilization. This is in line with the idea that Singer was also an unimportant person with supervisors above him. Flattening the solar system was no different than a pest control guy fogging an ant hill. The ants can't even fathom what's going on, but to the guy it's just another day at work. True cosmic horror right there.

@stevefrench7036

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of that character in Rick and Morty who whistles, and says with a friendly casual voice '' oh boy, here I go killing again! ''

@DolusVulpes

Жыл бұрын

​@Ariff Othman which means the fascination and curiosity he was watching our solar system with was the same as the fascination and curiosity that a human has watching an ant hill, where they're basically just amusing themselves by seeing what the strange little creatures are doing.

Does anyone else find Quinn’s voice for the Trisolaran scientist unusually but incredibly endearing?

@joeytodd795

Жыл бұрын

I'm a professional musician, and my manager both looks a little and sounds like Quinn. He's done so much for me, saved my butt so many times, I'm basically conditioned to be comforted by Quinn's voice 😆

@michaelking9818

Жыл бұрын

No you weirdo

The writing in this series is incredible. The ending actually answers the question of wether or not those eyes that appeared and attacked Trisolaris were multiple civilizations or one within that unfolded proton. They were multiple coming together in defense of their universe. From the Trisolaran perspective, they only needed to focus their attack on the uncurled proton in the sky to destroy that whole universe. But from those poor proton peoples’ perspective all they could do was gather their full strength and attack the capital city, which for them would’ve only been a single point in the vastness of our universe. It really demonstrates how fragile the cosmos are.

8:27 ''Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.'' -Friedrich Nietzsche

@nurlindafsihotang49

2 ай бұрын

Funny enough, this quote are well imbedded in law enforcements

Three Body Problem Series in a Nutshell 1. Huh, this is pretty interesting 2. Holy crap HOLY CRAP 3. …what..?

@mikcurius3779

Ай бұрын

3 body problem series is extreme fiction and nonsense

@mikedonald2018

Ай бұрын

@@mikcurius3779true but you said it’s fiction so it can’t be nonsense it’s a story a science fiction so everything in it is very valid and not nonsense since it’s not real it’s fiction

@kevone-eo6pq

Ай бұрын

go and watch a marvel film then.@@mikcurius3779

@neo7759

24 күн бұрын

​​@@mikcurius3779Cause you know the truth and accurate depictions of the universe and all possible life that exists therein 🙄. You are like one of those people who goes into a Haunted House attraction around Halloween time and then keeps loudly telling everyone else "This isn't even real" the whole time to make yourself feel better that you don't understand everything that is happening.

@jorgepeterbarton

16 күн бұрын

​@@mikcurius3779 I thought it was an autobiography!?

I just discovered "3 body problem" and I didn't know what it was, was just looking up alien book ideas and bloop this it's a never ending hole for creative people, people who just think and can express it somehow are amazing. I will come back if I'm impressed

@lordblazer

Жыл бұрын

wait til you get to the singer yoo.... bro is like "gg humans"

@ronaldpadgett2580

6 ай бұрын

​@@lordblazerwhaaaa I have no idea, dies it get crazy??

That bit about the seemingly endless universe potentially being filled with uncountable microcosms gives me the chills. Turtles all the way down. This is also a great way to visualize how one infinity can be larger than another. Let’s assume our universe is infinite and also that there are an infinite number of particle sized universes contained within our universe. Despite both values being expressed as infinity, you can safely assume the value of the infinity expressing the total size of the sum of microcosms is infinitely larger the infinity that expresses the total value of the size of our universe. The size of our big universe is infinity but the size of all the combined mini universes is an infinity of infinities.

Quinn, I am so thankful you talk about three body. When I first saw you talk about it, I bought the books and devoured them. Then you mentioned the show and I’ve been watching it and it’s great! I just wanted to say thanks for introducing me to this

@connycontainer9459

Жыл бұрын

Show ? What show ?

@connycontainer9459

Жыл бұрын

Nevermind. Found it on YT.

@herzji

Жыл бұрын

Amen to this. Quinn is amazing

@J-Loe

Жыл бұрын

Yep, same for me. Thank you Quinn You really are a champion

@empresagabriel

Жыл бұрын

Same! Thank you so much Quinn, you really are a champion

Please never stop creating, my man. Your content is a breath of fresh air on thus platform

You are one of the few content creators out there who can talk about Sci-Fi in a way that truly grabs hold of my attention! The concepts you've explored here, especially with the Three Body Problem series, are absolutely jaw-dropping. My mind is always fed by your discussions and you keep the tone of everything so inviting and intimate - it's like I'm visiting a friend and being told grand mythic stories while gathered around a campfire. Great work as always, Quinn. You're the fucking man! 👍

@menpham6739

Жыл бұрын

Nếu qui vị hiểu ADN và cách phục hồi phần mềm trong cơ thể đồng ứng với luân xa nói chính xác loài người bị giới hạn bởi sách vở,công thức thuyết đa thần đa vật chất với thuyết vạn vật đồng nhất thể là hai trạng thái của cảm xúc vị giác ảo giác sự tương đồng với tế bào,một giấc mơ cũng vậy nó có sự tương tác trực tiếp hoặc gián tiếp đến não bộ

@menpham6739

Жыл бұрын

Lê Xuân Huyền đã trả lời tài khoản này

@nurlindafsihotang49

2 ай бұрын

​@@menpham6739well, that's a fascinating takes. I wonder if chackras pertain to concept of electrical in nerves in human body.

An interesting, hilarious concept to think about: The "Eyes & Eye & Light Spot" attack during the Tri's experiments could be a big allegorical joke alluding to the Trisolarans' true size, written in Cixin Liu's darker, mysterious, slightly satirical way. Read those passages again with the following mindset: "just a bunch of space kids with a huge magnifying glass burning some bugs." The "inverted cone of light" was the biggest hint that clued me in during my first read of the series. I could even imagine a bunch of kids starting to huddle around the alien kid holding the magnifying glass, and as they start to burn the Tri's, there is the one huge eye that focuses in to observe the damage, much like kids would do. It's not exact, but allegorical, as I said. XD The mysterious beings they accidentally revealed themselves totally could likely have been juvenile pranksters. It's truly hilarious to think about.

@lombardo141

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of when is used to terrorize ants when I was a kid. Can you imagine if the ants launched a nuclear weapon at me ? 😅

@nurlindafsihotang49

2 ай бұрын

And terrifying😢

The first trisolaris fleet did settle somewhere near galactic human. The evidence is that Yun Tianming arrived not long after receiving Cheng Xin's message.

@eastbow6053

Жыл бұрын

f this bugs xD

@johns1625

Жыл бұрын

I thought that the guy who had his brain sent to the trisolaran fleet mentioned that they had found a home elsewhere? There's so much that happened I don't remember, and I still can't recognize who is who by name. Lol

This video series is what got me to look into the Remembrance of Earth's Past Trilogy, and it has become one of my favorite sci-fi stories of all time. I loved it even after I had already spoiled all of the major plot points from your videos, which just goes to show how evocative these books are. Thanks for shining a light on such a cool series.

Though it had been sat on my shelf for a long time, I read the 3 Body Problem trilogy based on your first video in the series, and I can’t thank you enough for motivating me to do so. I have never enjoyed a series more. I feel like my mind has expanded and I’m now in an exclusive club of the enlightened. Thank you for making content such as this. Here’s to more discoveries you’ll guide us all to in the future! You’re bloody brilliant Quinn.

@Gianfranco_69

Жыл бұрын

I am half way thru Dark forest..... its the heaviest mindtrip a book can possibly give

@mythicdawn9574

Жыл бұрын

@@Gianfranco_69 Last half of Death's End (3rd book) is on a completely different level of trippiness and dread :)

@Gianfranco_69

Жыл бұрын

@@mythicdawn9574 i will get to it,its on my hitlist

@nurlindafsihotang49

2 ай бұрын

And now....go and read asimov's Foundation.

Watching these all out of order now. I really liked how throughout the series we never "see" a single alien. They are never physically described, and no POV character encounters them. Well, sort of. It's been interesting to see all the fan art compared to what I imagined as I read. I had a lot of favourite parts until I got to the fairy tales. I keep going back to re-read them. Love your work, you are filling up my bookshelf.

@zappababe8577

3 ай бұрын

You take the opposite view to me, I'd much prefer to see how the author visualised them (as Quinn and others have said, the fact that they can dehydrate strongly implies that they are very small, like tardigrades, but that still leaves plenty of scope for imagining what they actually look like).

@spacebees86

3 ай бұрын

@@zappababe8577 to be honest just pictured them as the water people from Futurama

@neo7759

24 күн бұрын

I always imagine them looking exactly like swiper from Dora the explorer

The Trisolaran discovery of microcosms basically means that of the entire human race, physicists have the highest killstreak. Which is terrifying and cool at the same time and makes you think on whether we are just on the inside of a subatomic particle to another sentient race’s perspective by that logic.

@aggonzalezdc

Жыл бұрын

Stars have the highest kill streak. By multiple orders of magnitude.

@tektoastium7241

Жыл бұрын

@@aggonzalezdc I mean of the human race.

Im a simple man. I see a Quinn's Three Body Problem video, I click. Thank you for the amazing content man.

@iExploder

Жыл бұрын

Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well!

And i thought the Xeelee and the Photino Bird war was brutal. This saga opened a whole new perspective of violence to me. Which doesn't happen often

I've listened to each book 5 times now and still am not sick of it. This is truly a masterfully made series

@simonfarre4907

Жыл бұрын

I've only listened to the trilogy once, but it's one of the few fictive works i've "read" in a long while and it was so worth it. Amazing trilogy and listening to it was immensely satisfying.

@ShirleyTimple

Жыл бұрын

Same lol. I've read the trilogy 5 times and Dark Forest itself about 8. That book is an experience I can't shake.

@versaii5519

Жыл бұрын

where did you listen !

@listen2me00

Жыл бұрын

@@versaii5519 YT. Shh

@dadrising6464

Жыл бұрын

@@versaii5519 im more of a "Book" guy, but a buddy just got it on audible. Seems uncut

usually don‘t write comments but i just wanted to thank you for introducing me to the trisolaris trilogy. it‘s the most amazing story i‘ve ever experienced in any kind of media. thank you, quinn.

Love how you covered this! Of all the high concept ideas of all 3 books the unfolding of the proton on Trisolaris confused me most on reading through it the first time. I had to reread it to get a better grasp of it. Was such a crazy and intense idea that could have been a book series on its own, but it is just a passing part in one chapter in the book and only a small part of the necessary progress for Trisolaris. It goes with how insignificant even the trillions of lives in the microcosmos are to higher life forms -as they’re snuffed out and destroyed like nothing. And how our entire planet, all of humanity, and maybe our universe could be completely insignificant in the big picture of uncaring, cold reality. It is like a whole other type of cosmic horror.

Read this book a few years back, found your channel because of this book I was surprised at the lack of content for it on KZread. But your channel is doing it justice. 47 minutes! I'm Excited

2:36 Part One (Race I) 14:40 Part Two (Race II) 21:39 Part Three (Race III) 26:32 Part Four (Race IV) 34:16 Part Five (Race V) 37:31 Conclusion

This series just continued to one-up itself over and over again. It's like an olympian continually breaking their own record. Redefining what we once thought possible. Thanks for all your work to help explain these, Quinn. You're the best.

I have just finished the third book in the series and this couldn't have come in a better time, thanks Quinn!

I've never heard of these, ever, but your video here is so well put, edited and written that I believe I now have a new obsession. Thanks.

This worldview to me emerges from the horrific experience of the average Chinese of about 60 year old. They’ve been born at the end of cultural revolution and experienced the oppressive power of the state. It’s not a surprise to me that such a person would write a novel in which powers are always malicious and arbitrary. I shudder at what life is like under an arbitrary power( and before anyone talk to me about western democracies, I ask you to think in terms of realistic degrees of difference. )

@mbison3931

22 күн бұрын

Do you live in the West? If yes, then you will have difficulty understanding.

@mrborisak

9 күн бұрын

interesting thought

I’ve watched many of the videos on your channel, Quinn. Because of this one, I’m heading straight to Patreon. The fact that you put this much effort in essentially for free is crazy. Bravo 👏

This guy is so awesome. Love the insights, quality and dedication. Please keep it up. Few channels actually meet the bar you've reached.

Most genuinely interesting sci fi series of the 21st century so far imo

Bro. I don't know what's better. The complicated thoughts of these sci fi novels or how well you explain it. 👏👏👏

Thank you so much, Quinn! This is amazing! You are meeting a demand that no one else on KZread is touching, and you are doing such a great job! I plan to join your Patreon because of this series!

46 minutes video on three body problem from one of the best youtube channels thats covers scifi series? HELL YEAH!

The Three Body Problem series is your greatest masterpiece. Excellent work, friend.

@lemokemo5752

10 ай бұрын

Yes, Quinn wrote it

@ApolloVR6

10 ай бұрын

@@lemokemo5752 don't be a dick, you know what I meant

Great video! Two comments in regards to Singer's race in particular: 1) I'm not sure they were *actually* the ones that destroyed the solar system. The timeline gets a bit wonky if so, so either the intended meaning was that Singer's race destroyed the solar system (and Cixin Liu just made a minor error in the timeline) or, that Singer's attack came slightly "too late" in that another of the greater civilizations had destroyed us first (which would also fit thematically in a cosmic horror 'we were so completely boned' sense) 2) In regards to Singer referring to "low entropy beings", I don't think the implication is that we're unstructured and random; low entropy would rather imply a degree of order, with "high entropy" implying structurelessness. I *think* "low entropy being" is Singer's way of referring to life and phenomena analogous to life (say, AI), because life tends to actively structure itself in ordered ways, from the level of cells to societies, whereas a lot of other matter won't do that. I think the word choice is meant to show how different Singer's perception is, where questions of things like life or sentience become irrelevant to the point that such words fall away in favor of words describing their role on a cosmic scale. Thanks again for great videos!

I read these books because of your recommendation/so I could watch your videos about the series. Some of my favorite books now.

@ShirleyTimple

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the club! I'm willing to bet most of us share your experience, lol.

Quinn, thank you for covering this material and the connected ideas. Your style of narration is great as well!

You would do the Xelee universe so much justice with videos like this. Keep up the great work!

@GrantE90

Жыл бұрын

I need this to happen, the Xeelee Sequence is wild.

@ennui9745

Жыл бұрын

@@GrantE90 Ah, to choose between a zero-trust, kill-or-be-killed universe where every race is out to destroy every other race - or a universe doomed to early heat death by unstoppable and inexorable creatures made of dark matter. Fun stuff.

@chs_ambs8356

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I loved the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy, but honestly think Stephen Baxter did sci-fi epics better. The Time Ships is really trippy, too. He wrote it as a sequel to H.G. Wells' Time Machine.

I usually listen to KZread in the background, but the quality of these has gotten so good that my eyes are glued. Getting better every day dude, really appreciate your content, genuinely.

Thanks man, you have re-ignated my love for reading. Honestly havent finished a book in almost 5 years, now I'm reading again.

I really enjoy your videos! I listened to the whole trilogy because of your reviews. Thank you for that and thank you for creating high quality videos!!

This book is crazy science fiction. I just watched Season 1 on the Netflix series. If they do in coming seasons the entire rest of the book series, it’s gonna be some crazy Sci-Fi.

The graphics are giving me life, Quinn. Thanks as always for another video on the series - this is my favorite one yet

Nice to be among others that see the genius of the ideas in this book. I don’t think I’ve read anything that really compares (always welcome suggestions though). Thank you for covering TBP 🙏

Just wanted to say thanks for creating these! I've especially enjoyed this list and am now on my second playthrough.

Just finished Death's End. Thank you for doing what you do Quinn, wouldn't have known what I was missing if you didn't. Love your content, keep it up 💖

Reminds me of Lee Smolin's idea about black holes being basically entry points into other universes or branes. The idea of universes evolving to have more black holes and thus more universes.

@dannydevito5729

28 күн бұрын

Branes lol

As always, this is a great video and you turned me on to this book series. Never stop, Quinn. The world needs you.

I am totally in a three body hype. heard the books, watched all the episodes of the animated and live adaption series (to date) and now this great video. three body problem is a phenomenon and its great!

I love the work and attention you put into your videos. Especially the 3-body-related videos. Thank you

I like how the relationship between structures within the universe and dimensions is basically the relationship between a number and a function in a mathematical equation. That's a cool ass way to expand the universe way beyond what we can observe.

Im always so pumped when you have a Three Body Problem video

I just finished the first book. It wasn't really what I thought it was going to be in all of the best ways. I absolutely loved it. Can't wait to finish the series so I can come back and watch your vids on the series.

Thank you for helping reawaken my love for listening to true storytelling. I have went down each rabbit hole with you floating along your astonishingly rich voice.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU QUINN!!!!!!!! For introducing me to the three body problem series…… I am in the middle of The Dark Forest (LuoJi has awoken in year 205 and I’m learning about the future world😮) I am OBSESSED and I wish I had more friends that have read this to talk about it with!!!)

your channel is one of the gems of KZread... thank you! 🖤🖤🖤🥰

You introduced me to the three body problem about a year ago, I was holding off to watch this video until I had finished all three volumes. Thank you for a great discovery, I will definitely look for other great books to look at from your channel next 😊. Keep up the good work Quinn!

Thank you for introducing me to this fantastic series, Quinn. I can't tell you how much this story changed me and inspired me to not only get back into science fiction, but astronomy and science in general. I'm truly grateful and look forward to your future work!

Thank you, sir, for all of this on this series. Incredible thought provoking

well I didn't expect this to come up on auto play. I love your videos on this series! please never stop, your quality is top notch!!!!

Love you Quinn, you’re what a sci fi nerd aspires to be! Wish you all the best

I just want to thank you, your work doesn’t go unnoticed you are awesome

Wow, I just finished death’s end. A big motivation was finally to watch Quinn’s essays! What an amazing story.

I just found your Channel somehow through the KZread algorithm and it is very enjoyable to hear about these science fiction universes that I have never come across before. Making my work shift much more enjoyable. I know that Warhammer 40,000 isn't really "hard" science fiction but I really enjoy your style of breaking things down and that would be really cool to see you do a breakdown of a topic in the 40K-verse. ❤

Quinn... Thank you for turning me on to this series. I'm going the reverse method and watching it then reading it. But I don't care about spoilers and still find an untold story this complex facinating. Even after watching EVERY video you've done on the topic, twice, I still can't get enough. Thank you for this channel. You keep me from being bored to tears at work for MANY hours.

I frikkin love your channel and I want to thank you for the many hours of content that has gotten me thru the years.

I can't get enough Three Body Problem content!! I'm glad you're still pumping these videos out Quinn.

Love all your videos, especially the ones about the Dune series. Keep up the great work!

Saw a review of this book series in my recommended videos but didn’t want to spoil them, so I bought them and read all three. Thank you for pointing me in the direction of a great reading experience.

Amazing content! Very enjoyable. (great dedication to the material) When I read the books I was in such a hurry to move on because the story and events were so compelling, but by doing so, I recognized that I was not giving the proper attention to details and for ideas to sink in. Your videos make is clear that if one decides to go fast in the reading, that one should plan to go a second time, this time in a more leisurely pace, appreciating the scenery and thinking about the implications, as the end destination is already known.

I saw your first video on three body shortly after you put it out found it so intriguing that I have the whole series now and obviously still check out what videos you make on it and can not wait to watch the Netflix series

@jakehagelstein2709

Жыл бұрын

Additionally I looked it up on nextlfix n it's weird will show me the show exist but not let me watch do I need a VPN to set it to a different region or am I just too early for the party I'm in the usa

There was so much going on in the series, I quickly completely forgot about the experience with the microscopic universe as I read the series. Thanks for calling attention to it. Such a short episode in the book, but with very interesting implications on further consideration. I love both the exploration of such trippy but realistic concepts as the multiple dimensions, and the way the civilizations in the wider universe (multiverse, depending on how you think of these microscopic worlds) are referenced or touched on, but never explored in any meaningful way, adding to the dark, mysterious nature of the series. I also appreciated how the Singer’s account suggests that life in the dark forest is ultimately not a happy one, regardless of your position in it. Nihilistic, but logical and very atmospheric.

@johnharvey5412

7 ай бұрын

That makes me wonder if the higher dimensional beings living in one proton are aware of the existence of other protons, and if they're able to interact with them.

This is easily one of the most intriguing and fascinating videos I ever watched on sci-fi existentialism

Just finished the trilogy, the books are great and Quinn really brings the magic out of them with these videos!! We want more!

This series is my absolute favourite

Singers race can be romanticized and speculated endlessly. I still could only hear Cixins version of Vogons destroying our solar system because... well the report had to say that he did something that Tuesday.

@Ytremz

Жыл бұрын

Got to hit those KPIs 😢

@Ytremz

Жыл бұрын

@Tele.gram_Quinns_Ideas Whoever is responsible for the bot, you are the scum of the earth.

Omg I been binge watching all of your videos and I wake up today to find this has been uploaded, you are a legend.

You got me into these books! They are difficult to ramp up so I’m glad that you make these interesting videos to keep me engaged. I’m really excited to watch the show when I get Netflix again!

I'm saving this video for when I'm finished with the final book, just wanted to leave a comment saying thank you Quinn for introducing me to a phenomenal series!

Hi Quinn. Just wanted to say I enjoyed your long form content much more than the 10 minute format that YT tries to encourage.

Thanks for the video Quinn, bought this trilogy because of your videos. Keep up the great work!

Really enjoyed the video and your work as a whole is awesome!

Fantastic narration on a fantastic saga. Quinn for the win!

Literally just discovered this channel and I'm completely obsessed with your narrations and thoughts! If you don't already know about them, I highly recommend looking into the graphic novel, Shakara and the video game (or at least its art book), Scorn. Both are really good with unique stories.

@neo7759

24 күн бұрын

Scorn rhymes with Corn 🌽

Such a good video. You know Quinn, you’ve gotten me into so much excellent sci fi series, and made me revisit Dune and examine it with an intellectuality I just didn’t when I was a kid. I can honestly say I’m better for it, and I hope lots of people tell you the same. Thanks man.

This is the first time I actually watch a video of yours talking about Three Body... This due to the fact that I just finished the books (thanks to your recommendation 2 years ago). And I wanted to remain spoiler free. Now I didnt read the books in English and I notice, they changed a lot of names in my first language. Most of them are literal translations, which if I translate them back into english dont make much sense anymore >_> ... Nontheless, it is just a matter of getting used to - aside of that, the video is brilliant.

@fordprefect859

Жыл бұрын

The original is in Chinese, so that's probably why it doesn't translate "back" into english very well.

@Randleray

Жыл бұрын

@@fordprefect859 Yes, I know. My problem is more, that this is one of those translations from English into my language, where the translators went with literal translations. That is normally a good thing, but in this case most things are very technical and my first language and English really dont do well translating back and forth with scientivic terms.

I always click on the like button in each one of Quinn's videos even before watching them. I know they will always be top quality content. 🏆

I just stumble into your channel, but its from the first I see with a dedicated document for the art used. As a hobbyist artist and art enthusiast in general; thank you.

Thank you for this Quinn. I look forward to your reviews..now that I'm retired it helps me decide which books/series to read.

Love your videos! Makes me want to read more sci fi.

After you recommended this series, I could not put these books down even as I dreaded reading the next page. Somehow the cosmic horror gets worse and worse and yet the story gets more and more compelling.