Possibly the finest channel on YT.

I love and appreciate this channel and the work of its crew and guests immensely

Immanuel Kant: “Two things fill the mind with ever new and increasing admiration and awe, the more often and steadily we reflect upon them: the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me.”

The guy at the end made me feel good and excited about life!

@ob1keno227

3 жыл бұрын

science > methamphetamine

@alaspooryorick9946

3 жыл бұрын

@@ob1keno227 having indulged in both, I completely agree

" Some say : " The more we comprehend , the less the mystery . Not me ! I daresay : " The more comprehension , the greater the mystery ." !!!

The Universe is Breathtaking and really scary too. To me, it is breathtaking because we have not learned all of its secrets yet. Thank you CTT.

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

Really, how exactly do you experience whatever you mean by " the universe"? You have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

As a human being, conceived, born, and evolved in Nature, what else could I find more breathtaking than the universe around me?

Funny, for a moment I read the title of this episode as "Why is the Universe Breathing?" What I would like to ask all those brilliant physicists who hope to build a picture of the whole from the ground up: Can you find yourself in your concepts, equations etc.? Strangely enough, the observer - the thinker who comes up with all the math - is never part of the picture -- I wonder were they hide...

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

if only you had some clear idea what you mean by " the universe but you are about to demonstrate that you have no clear idea what you mean by " the universe" by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or seek to convey when you use the term? For you it is no more than a vague generalised or unfocused idea(a woolly mental image) is it not? It cannot be anything but that for you can surely not experience what ever you mean by " the universe" as whatever you*imagine-and it can only be imagination, it to be. Bits of it surely but whatever it actually might be in your imagination as -a- whole, plainly not. All universals can only possibly be imaginary in the sense that they cannot be directly immediately personally experienced, which is what imaginary means. You creature waffle and bleat about what you call" the universe", but if asked to set out clearly exactly what you mean by" the universe" or seek to convey what you mean by the term, you demonstrate that you have no idea by signally and invariably failing to do so, presumably because you have only a vague unfocused idea of whatever it might be. Is that not exactly correct?

Very nice, humbling. .Creepy works well..Not JUST in the scale variations of reality, but the evidence that ALL matter is just perturbations within the wave function..Explodes my miniscule mind..Thanks.

Well, certainly outer space is breathtaking.

@adlockhungry304

3 жыл бұрын

Literally!

@willsmith9357

3 жыл бұрын

AHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA THIS IS THE FUNNIEST COMMENT I HAVE EVER READ IN MY LIFE IT ALMOST MAKES UP FOR THE CRUELTY OF EXISTENCE HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂

Freeman Dyson, I can't even: "only about three people understood it or were interested in it"))))

Great segment - Really helped my understanding of Quantum mechanics. THNX

No, you're breathtaking

it's all breathtaking when you simply look at it--it becomes mathematics and dull when reduced in equations. Mystery is so much more alluring than knowledge.

I find these interviews with scientists about actual science so much more compelling and interesting than those other ones dealing with "god" that always end up being individual attempts at rationalizing the irrational

Great episode!

Up to Five minutes Thirty seconds, A B eautiful Q&A analogy awe inspiring provocative wonder that is our infinite universe Thank you!

Roger Penrose discribes infinity by Asha's drawing. The problem is beyond, outside the circle itself. He also explains how multiple universes get created limitlessly too.

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

...the most satisfying docs ...in our universe at least...

true gem information , thanks i love the videos and this series !

Universe is the maximum synergy-of-synergies, being utterly unpredicted by any of its parts.

Great video

And some people say all this just popped into existence?such miniscule minds😁

The universe is breath taking because we have no clue about its size; the more we discover about it, the more puzzled we are.

Thanks

Because consciousness is breathtaking

much love

The complexor idea of ‪Seth Lloyd is very interesting and deep, and feels closer to truth. its like the multiverse is a never ending process. But doesn't some thing should limit this eternal loop. in programming a while loop can jam the program if there is no stop condition.

Why is the Universe breathtaking? Or awe-inspiring? Only because we humans as sentient, conscious creatures exist to observe and appreciate it. Before the existence of sentient observers, the universe was in an ultimate superposition of probability - a state of uncollapsed pre-entanglement with any conscious quantum mechanical system. In other words, we are the ones who make the universe “breathtaking” by virtue of our own existence in a “participatory universe.” Many thanks for you video contribution.

This title is the most bizarre one yet!

Our universe is so amazing so complicated

@suatustel746

3 жыл бұрын

But it is indifferent to our needs!!!!

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

Because it is void of air.

"Why is the Universe Breathtaking?" No, you're breathtaking!

yes!

As long as we dont understand it ,its breathtaking. 😱

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

You have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

Thank you for changing the intro 😹👍🏼

Awareness is known by awareness alone.

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

How is that not just playing with words, for it means nothing-even to you?

I'm only half way in, but so far, the question being answered is; what's breathtaking about the universe? Should we infer from this tactic that knowing what's breathtaking will answer the question why? How could it?

One possibility for simple / fundamental explanation of universe is to use most understable theory at different levels: like quantum theory for sub-atomic, physics for atomic, chemistry for molecular, biology for nature, gravity for planetary, relativity for galactic, big bang / inflation for universe, etc.

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

Because, we like multicolored, bright lights))) We need to build a Space Elevator, my 2 minute video)

I wonder what David Finkelstein thinks about Alfred North Whitehead’s “Process and Reality?”

@andrewsmith3257

Жыл бұрын

I was an Atheist before I learned about him

I got to 7min mark... I suspect no-one will ever mention the word breathtaking?

@TheGreatAlan75

3 жыл бұрын

You should've watched it all, doofy

@tomashull9805

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheGreatAlan75 I will then...i'm weary of click-bait titles that have nothing to do with content...know what I mean?

@tomashull9805

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheGreatAlan75 @14: 27 "THIS IS THE BIZARRE NATURE OF QUANTUM MECHANICS - THE LOGIC OF ACTIONS, NOT OF OBJECTS -ACTUALITIES, NOT REALITIES. THIS IS HOW THE WORLD WORKS FUNDAMENTALLY. ONLY BY BEING WILD AND WEIRD AT THE ATOMIC LEVEL, CAN THE WORLD BE ORDINARY AND NORMAL AT THE HUMAN LEVEL. THAT'S WHAT'S SO BREATHTAKING. SO THE MORE WE UNDERSTAND WHAT'S FUNDAMENTAL, THE MORE WE APPRECIATE WHAT'S BREATHTAKING." So, Quantum mechanics is breathtaking? I didn't have to watch 17 min. of the episode entitled "Why is the Universe Breathtaking?" to find it out that actually the fundamentals of the universe, quantum mechanics, are breathtaking... Another click-bait by CTT... disappointing...

There are 2 options; random processes wanted it the universe that way...or someone deliberately designed it that way... P.S. After watching the video I realized there is a third option; Frank Wolfie's one, if anyone can figure out what it is he is taking about...

Does anyone know where is the place shown at 11:22?

Is it possible to say that quantum theory applies to processes whereas classical physics applies to objects? If so, might this suggest a way to resolve the tension between the two?

Who’s your daddy? A Dino dodging gerbil 🤟

You can dissect and name each part of a butterfly but there is something beautiful about seeing a living butterfly flutter through the air that is missed by a scientist who studies and analyzes it by tearing it in pieces.

We need focus on more thoughts or ideas about gravity imho

@Kaldronicprime

3 жыл бұрын

Psybernetic Please tell me why gravity is so interesting to you. Does that include magnetisms or any other attractions?

@fraser_mr2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kaldronicprime without gravity you'd have nothing

@Kaldronicprime

2 жыл бұрын

@@fraser_mr2009 without magnetism we would have no electricity, without light you could not perceive your surroundings. Why is any law of physics any more important than another. It takes all of them working together for the cosmos to function. I wanted to know what about gravity he is curious about. I don’t need you to tell me how important it is. Do you even understand what it is or how it works? Some of the greatest minds in the world are working on that very question. As well as how it all started, what it is made from, and how it will end. So how is your comment really helping to clarify anything? “You wouldn’t have anything “. How profound, how enlightening, that says nothing of use.

@fraser_mr2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kaldronicprime i don't know. we just know that things fall down. that's it. you have weightier elements falling together. how can anybody deny gravity when you see it. no gravity = no atoms, etc. gravity... it builds and holds everything together. we just know that it builds things such as planets. But you see it this is why it takes effort to jump. your legs are strong. try jumping using your arms. your legs obviously have to be stronger to counteract the effect of gravity.

@fraser_mr2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kaldronicprime there must be something there because when you stand on a planet it has the effect of you falling into a deep hole and you have to climb, i.e. fly a rocket, to get out. you just know that something is there because it takes effort to get out. look up there is is no apparent obstructer. so why do we need all of this energy to reach outer space. you do need gravity or things would be a right mess, and you would not have anything.

Big things are difficult to understand and complicated that to be something rather than nothing. To be something that is very difficult to understand. We use our intelligence to understand things, and something intelligible is easy to understand. Therefore, unintelligible things are hard to understand . Simpler wave function is a must in the future and something intelligible is easy to understand closer to the truth.

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

@romliahmadabdulnadzir1607

2 жыл бұрын

​@@vhawk1951kl , Neural networks determine the true and false positive rates of the universe, environments and ecosystems, the atomic world, the subatomic world, and everything including dimensional and anti-dimensional. In a dimension with no beginning and no end, as long as you keep it simple and stupid (KISS), it's easiest to understand, and this is the reality of practicality and relevance.

If the universe is infinite and we can only observe a small fraction of it then it follows that we are basing all our conclusions on nothing. Since any fraction of an infinity is zero.

We shouldn’t make the things difficult in our minds , if we can make the huge problems , smaller, then it will be easy to handle

@xspotbox4400

3 жыл бұрын

Shut up and calculate.

We humans give meaning to the universe.. that is where the reality lies.. right within each one of us. This is why death is universal? Any question???

7 universes moving into a multiverse which is the constantly expanding.

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

Cause it so big

PAY THE BILL!

Our life change with every new discovery and each little invention, but human condition depends on great revolutions that come very rare. What do i mean by this distinction, inventions are improvements most of the times, revolution is discovery of another medium or aspect of reality we can populate with our intelligent constructs. Look at how discovery of a wheel changed human civilizations, resistance can be variable and inertia can travel over curved paths, this is the essence of a wheel. It doesn't matter what we have done with a wheel so far, important is how so many humans have thought about this physical concept and how knowledge of wheels is integrated into our way of living and thinking. Same goes for steam,than electricity and now quantum, information sciences, it's not what people discovered about them and what was engineered, important is how we understand this part of reality dimension. If we know what electricity is, we can use electricity everywhere in the universe, just like wheels carry Mars rover over surface of another planet. From perspective of revolutionary discoveries, not much of reality has been revealed to us so far, only most obvious aspects. What will be the next big thing, could be gravity waves, if what is actually moving is space time itself. If we can detect it, perhaps we can make space and time change according to our desires by some not yet invented technical means. Or will it be new James Webb telescope, if we can see unknown physical forces and chemistry acting on another worlds, perhaps we can use those principles to influence weather in our atmosphere. Or we could spot alien installations and learn how to build and thrive in vacuum of space. What i try to say is, it's not so much about invention themselves but what only certain ideas make possible for all of us. Science can work like that, it's empirical knowledge, must proceed from previously made step, can't jump and skip things leading to new dimension of understanding. So what makes big ideas possible than, if not slow progression of hierarchically structured knowledge? I have no idea, you tell me, since one of us will come up with something truly revolutionary some day by himself, derived from process of own creative imagination and independent from universal sphere of scientific knowledge, but equally real and experimentally verifiable. We know one mythological concept that can make all secrets hidden inside things revealed, it's called philosopher's stone. And it's not just a myth, it was a real revolutionary discovery that made modern science possible. But now it seems it was also our greatest blunder, since evolution of epistemological knowledge lead us from ancient Egypt and Greece straight into a dead end street of modern theoretical cosmology. Universe is not things inside other things, reality is not build from tiny bricks, this means universe did not explode into existence and will not vanish into a big rip. Imagine a dimension of energy potentials, becoming quarks and those becoming hydrogen, a substance all other elemental substances emerged from, to became a living processes. Quarks became hydrogen atoms, space expended and it expanded again once protons became complex elements. Each time stuff became more dense and complex, more empty space between them emerge from a physical process. Because gravity, since this is how we call causal events over distance, i guess. But as a philosopher this makes me think on alternative explanation of gravity, it's not a causal influence emerging from property of mass but a force of cosmic evolution, things are attracted because this is what universe want to do with atomic elements. No wonder universe leave us breathless, process of creation was never completed, universe doesn't exist in it's final form, we are a part of metamorphosis into something completely different..

Better question: why is the universe so hostile to life?

why is the universe breathtaking? at a most basic level i would guess it's because regardless of who we are eventually it takes our breath away

Close the loop and stop looping. Reborn and be stupid, practical and move on to win-win-win (a running intelligence program that allows).

Emmy Noether conservation of momentum energy is suitable from universe to Planck's scale by vacuum energy ch=E*L Euler-Lagrange's least action principle.

We often use the word 'breathtaking' but, very rarely focus on our breath A few minutes of focus on breath everyday would help us appreciate the world within us The kingdom of heaven is within you

@Tazy50

3 жыл бұрын

how much did Modi pay you?

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

Because I have asthma?

There is no air in space. 702 episodes and no one notice?

Leo Gura needs to make an appearance on your series. This is essential.

What creates what we see is human consciousness. Human consciousness dissolves the wave function and turns it into a particle. So the old question if a tree fell in a forest and no one was there to hear it or see it is it actually there?

@devekhande9204

3 жыл бұрын

Yes..it actually fell

@xspotbox4400

3 жыл бұрын

There are many things that are not conscious and they remain the same for all observers, biological and artificial kinds. This means wave function can't collapse when nobody is looking and definitely can't dissolve, interference in vibrations can only decohere into a white noise.

@gorblin70

3 жыл бұрын

why specifically human conciousness?

It’s breathtaking because it only exists when I’m alive.

@nickpmusic

3 жыл бұрын

@Mister Sifter Must be my solipsistic tendencies kicking in :(

We reach out with our minds and wonder..... then come crashing back down to Earth and reality... with an advert for toothpaste!

cos there's mostly no air and it's real cold..

Under the beauty,theres alot of killing in the survival of the fittest.its not logical to come back again and again.its best to get out of circle of life by practising meditation to get out.🙂

@tanjohnny6511

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-ib1nw2bt4i no matter complex you are,death awaits you.whatever is born must die.😄😄😄

There is no empty space in the universe. Everything you see as empty space is filled with dark energy that is expanding the universe and it goes through everything. It is everywhere. Isn't that what they say God is? It is also controlling the shape of the universe and planets, Or if u want, it's omnipotent omniscient and omnipresent and aren't those the qualities we attribute to God. So why can't this dark energy be intelligent?

@_a.z

3 жыл бұрын

It wouldn't need to be. The idea is superfluous!

@xspotbox4400

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, we attribute God with everything except what you described. And this is a problem. Also, dark energy is a form of energy, so potential must balance out somewhere or somehow.

@ferdinandkraft857

3 жыл бұрын

@@xspotbox4400 Dark Energy does not "balance out".

@xspotbox4400

3 жыл бұрын

@@ferdinandkraft857 If it's energy, than it depends on potential and it must balance out at some point. Infinite potential can't exist, because it would produce infinite energy flow. Than again, entire universe is energy, so...

@ferdinandkraft857

3 жыл бұрын

@@xspotbox4400 Dark Energy is not "energy" in the common sense of the word. In General Relativity, it's modelled as the Cosmological Constant, and doesn't enter the energy-momentum tensor. There is no "potential" associated to it and it doesn't "flow" anywhere, since it is simply an attribute of the vacuum. The universe is not only energy, space and time are still fundamental in both GR and QFT. There is no currently working theory where spacetime is emergent from energy/mass (although there are some candidates).

Cos there's no air

Maybe needs some air.

The universe is also breath-giving if you think about it. 😉

Even more fundamental than physics is consciousness.

@jamesbentonticer4706

3 жыл бұрын

You don't know that at all. You're just making it up.

Because there is no breathable air in it?

My catchphrase would be 'we are in the middle of everything'. Religion of Islam has also mandated us to follow the middle path. Neither extremism nor liberalism. Interesting hah?

Our mind boggles when we look the space, if then how supreme is the one who created it. Quran 6:101 The Originator of the heavens and the earth! How can He have a child, when there is for Him no consort, when He created all things and is Aware of all things? Quran 67:3 who created seven heavens one upon another. Thou seest not in the creation of the All-merciful any imperfection. Return thy gaze; seest thou any fissure? Quran 67:4 Then return thy gaze again, and again, and thy gaze comes back to thee dazzled, aweary.

Actualities vs Realities? Just another word from so-called experts in quantum mechanics to say 'we have no clue and haven't had a clue about quantum mechanics since Einstein called it spooky... ' lol

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

Why would a universe that came from nothing for no reason, produce beings that are in awe of it's creation? If the universe is truly indifferent shouldn't we expect beings that are indifferent also? After all we are a part of it. The only answer I have heard is that the universe played a kind of trick on us? Our longings for a deep connectedness are flawed from conception?

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term. Of that I am absolutely certain for I have yet to meet one of you creatures that can set out what he or she means by " the universe" or seeks to convey when they use the term and that has to be because it is no more than a vague generalised unfocused example of what can only be called imagination- you might as easily subsite stuff for " the universe" and be equally coherent, but you do not care to confess the truth that you have absolutely no clear idea whatsoever what you mean by " the universe", because it it is not possibly to clarify the unclear or focus the unfocussed. You creatures bang on about what you call " the universe" and simply *assume not only that you know what you mean by and that others do as well, but if asked can never answer. Only possible explanation for that: You have no idea.

@goldentwilight1944

2 жыл бұрын

@@vhawk1951kl Well of course I have no idea of what "concisely is the universe", that's actually the job of a physicist, that I am not. Even If I could answer that question. I would still be faced with the same two alternatives, this is because I am not talking about physical reality, but instead the human condition. (how we relate to the universe) regardless of the penultimate reality of what the universe truly is. You sound like a materialist you creatures.

If you divide infinity in half you have infinity . The universe is small . It's a hard drive filled with information. It's to weird. I'm 60 I think I have some idea what's going on but I'll be dead before long and it wont matter.

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

"Why is the Universe Breathtaking?" I love this series, but this must be the most useless question ever asked in it. Luckily the question does not actually represent this episode.

@deemalicious

3 жыл бұрын

I actually thought this episode would be about why humans find things beautiful, which I think is a pretty interesting psychological question

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

Like me if your pants at maths... You will NEVER understand space. Its not so much breath taking as much as being winded. 😂

"One day Newton was in his study reading when his friend came to visit him. His friend saw the model and instantly recognized what it was. As he slowly cranked the model he studied it closely. He said to Newton, "This is tremendous! Who made it?" "Nobody," Newton answered without looking up from his book. His friend turned to him with a confused look and said, "You must not have heard me. I asked, 'Who made this wonderful model?'" Looking up, Newton said with a perfectly straight face, "Nobody made it. Those balls and gears just appeared and put themselves together!" His friend, now quite upset, said, "You must think I'm a fool! Of course somebody made this! He's a genius, and I'd like to meet him!" Newton set his book aside and slowly walked across the room to his friend. As they stood in front of the model, Newton explained to his friend, "This model is just a poor imitation of our wonderful universe. You know the laws and the precise order which govern our universe. I can't seem to convince you that this model, this toy, does not have a designer or a maker. However, you have said many times that the solar system, which this model represents, 'just happened.' Now tell me, is that the logical conclusion of a scientist?"

Wha is quantum so hard to understand. Take a look at your monitor, a very close look, it's made from tiny bits, glowing when charged by electricity. Those pixels are artificially made, screen doesn't move, every pixel is attached to a processor that control amount of charge making this tiny bit of material glow with distinctive color. Electric charge is refreshing and changing so fast our eyes can't see those tinny pulses of energy. Pixels are made from quantum particles, some are contained inside atoms of silica, others fills space around nucleus and can absorb and emit electric pulses. Here we must use another thought image, we can see how bunch of atomic dust assembled into a computer screen pixel get charged all at once, but we can't see how atoms vibrate in space. This bits of stuff are so tiny they can move at distance almost instantaneously, atomic distances are so short it's simply impossible to see quantum motion. Particles are even much more weird than that, but this thought model should be enough to get a better impression of idea why reality is so strange and how fast everything around us and inside us move, at all times. Difference in matter and living system is in a process, atoms of material objects can remain there forever since they just jiggle at place if no external forces are acting upon them, atoms inside a living body gets constantly replaced and exchanged with environment. There are three things at play, electricity of our thoughts, material stuff of the universe and a physical process we experience as life.

@xspotbox4400

3 жыл бұрын

@Mister Sifter Because this is how anybody can get a better picture of what we're talking about here when we say quantum. It's just a simple experiment we can do right now and right here, with things we all have on our desks, and it's real as real gets for an average Joe.

..........he has to smoke weed.......

Somebody tell me if this guy ever interview black people! I’ve watched so many of his videos and have yet to see any black people on his show.

Today, I found a poor fish, floundering and flopping all about out of water. Lost. It called itself Robert Lawrence Kuhn And refused the cool pool of true living water and all honest help.

@tomashull9805

3 жыл бұрын

Was it salmon?

@tonytafoya6217

3 жыл бұрын

@@tomashull9805 No. Flounder.

No more breath-taking that any other vague generalisation about what can only be imaginary.

"The heavens declare the Glory of God"

@tedbates1236

3 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@jeannec7558

3 жыл бұрын

Possibly a creator but I only learned the God of the old testament is a jealous war lord who imposed impossible rules and laws on his people and still today watch's them suffer.

@frabber321

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeannec7558 No one said the gift of life would be an easy challenge.

@tomashull9805

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeannec7558I'm a jealous husband, father, “war lord” for justice, and I obey my own rules, as well as the rules and laws that seem impossible to obey because others don't care about following them... I guess I don't exist...

well i was looking for some kind of neurological break down on why it's so breathtaking but i guess no, if theres no such thing as freewill well do somekind of MRI scan or something that would allow us understand from where this feeling comes from, the area that is responsible for, what was the role of that area in our evolution, all of this was oh wow crazy, i am in the middle and theres something small and theres something big and we can understand it is indeed very amazing and remarkable, but u didnt answer the question at all and didn't try to do it objectively rather than that you had actually asked other things.

The universe is breathtaking because of the lack of oxygen

@vhawk1951kl

2 жыл бұрын

ou have absolutely no idea what you mean by " the universe", do you? This you will demonstrate by signally failing to set out what you mean by " the universe" or what you seek to convey when you use the term.

The Universe is breathtaking because we have been created to acknowledge it! Without an intelligent mind, what point is the beauty? Without personally knowing an author we can glean the Mind of the Author! The breathtaking Universe is a Sign from its Creator! ENJOY!!.

17:01… just shave your head bro… 😂🤣🤣

That'll be the covid!

Having to invent an infinitum of universes to explain our one universe is suspect.

...because for the most part it has no air... Wut? You didn't like the cheesy pot shot? Well I didn't like the cheesy tittle!

Why? Why? Why? Why the why? Just because. Invoking "god" is "Closer to Fantasy", not "Closer To Truth"

What else would you expect from a breathtaking God???

@xspotbox4400

3 жыл бұрын

Reason and mercy perhaps.

@keramatebrahimi943

3 жыл бұрын

@Mister Sifter I agree with you 100 percent .cruelity in any creature suffering is senseless and beyond a kind creator.I wish i had a answer for you.nonetheless this spectacular creation should it be real is amazing.I am flabbergasted everytime i ponder the beauty of it.

It's not breathtaking, it's just some of us think it's breathtaking. It just exists like we exist. It's just called bloody existence, it's not awesome, it's a bloody hostile place.

The universe is breathtaking because the creator is breathtaking . GOD ❤✝️👍

@godthecreatoryhvh681

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much God