The Fine Art of Not Knowing
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You had me till the very end when you used papyrus for your title card.
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please keep this wonderful video!
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Life would be empty if there were no problems to solve.
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This is so beautiful!
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Interesting how "Possibly" was not knowingly removed with a slick willy edit 1:09
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@lightbluegunshots And where is the fun in knowing it all? If I knew everything I would have no inclination to do anything because I'd know the outcome before I even thought about it. Omniscience sucks.
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Best video on youtube, #1 on my chanel....When I first saw this I knew I wasn't the only one thinking this way. I have a feeling that we know nothing, our religions and human history is a dot compared to what's out there.
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Ah, figured it out myself. It's Ave Maria.
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Does anyone know the name of the music playing in the background?
I love this. It makes me feel so small! But I love that feeling. It brings me closer to myself and my own life and what it means to ME. The universe is badass.
PandyFackleresque 2 years ago 25
He's anthropomorphizing what goes on with radioactive isotopes - in this case, of uranium. It's not a "free choice" per se, but rather a random event. To spew a few more metaphors into the ether, there's no alarm clock set to ring and eject an alpha particle, but rather a random number generator. If the right number comes up, bam, you've got thorium. But you can't say when! Of course, this doesn't happen with most atoms, only the exceptional radioactive ones.
Warrip 2 years ago 7