Forever and Beyond The Infinite Universe Episode 1

The Meaning of Life in the Universe is asked by the wizard and explained by the consciousness of all life in the Universe. Understand the mystery of life's origins.

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[VegetoStevieD]

Thanks for making this video. I loved it. My style is totaly different than yours, but the fundamental core concepts are all the same. Thanks for making me feel not alone, if even just for a moment.

[gergie2]

No one should feel alone because they are within the company of all the Universe.

[thesharkof98]

that was very cool, you have inspired me... :) thank you :)

[gergie2]

The Wizard thanks you!

[LeaveItToSteven]

Haha this is insane. Several months ago I mapped out a philosophy like this, and at the center of it was a being with a name none other than "the Wizard"

[gergie2]

Aha! So you are the one who is responsible for the Wizard's next new movie adventure!

[WhiteLotus317]

I just hope Agent Smith's statement at the end of The Matrix is incorrect. He states "I really must thank you, because it was your life (referring to Neo) that taught me the meaning of all life ... The meaning of life is to end."

[Iifelover]

oh yeah and the universe does in theory have an end that end but its impossible to reach because of expansion , happyness is not the meaning of life happness is an illusion (doen;t mean its bad or worth nothing" i said before Time is an illusion i said that because or process of true reason cna not be observed because of time... outside this univurse time might go 50.000 we have a bigger perpose

al lwe have to do is go on. being an indivudual

ijn this time relax and enjoy :D

[Iifelover]

The reason for life is that it wants to develop

develop to the point when it can protect itself and cure its imperfection we are like an imuume system wich is developing. because life has a "fractal like pattern" you can be a great thinker by just looking at small things what happen in nature for example imagine the human body in the human body are bacteria what protect its host "US" without really understanding what or why they do it but they still protect us by surviving "time is an illusion"

[Frykte]

Nor am I.

[Frykte]

The only thing I can deduce from your comment is that you have an issue with run on sentences.

[Reproductivist]

The older you become, the less the value of your new offspring And becoming really really old would probably help your competitors so much that you would be better off dead objectively and therefore any advance in longevity would actually trigger a reduction in natural longevity directly and indirectly and would therefore only be possible with extreme use of force to prevent people breeding and killing people and might lead to a population crash from contagion soon after.

[preliudas]

Death is the permanent termination of the biological functions that define a physical body. In other words - Biological Death.

What is after we humans don't know, neither you, me or science.

So lets not speculate

[Frykte]

Death is inevitable at this point in time. Once science is successful in deciphering the human gene code, then we may be able to unlock immortality, or even higher intelligence. Until then, death at the end of life is a given in that it is inevitable. However, inevitability is not necesarrily synonymous with setting it as a goal, so in truth, you do not "live to die" you "live to live knowing that you'll die someday". See the difference?

[quisqueyatv]

theres no need for solid evidence, no need for physics, chemistry or other science material, we just need logic to say thats the universe ifs full of life.

[Jollyranchr]

the meaning of life is to have purpose.