Why Didn't Anybody Tell Me?

13,500,000,000 years ago something happened, and we really only found out a few years ago.

You live in amazing times. Don't say nobody told you. :)

Music in the last section of the video:
"EOS" by Soft Machine, from the album "Alive And Well In Paris".

Category:

Education

Tags:

• atheist
• atheism
• religion
• christianity
• islam
• jesus
• mohammad
• quran
• koran
• bible
• reality
• lhc
• rationality
• big
• bang
• evolution

[deadorfree]

this only applies to matter; every single word to it which leaves the main question unanswered: what has led to the big bang if there has been one? also a couple of other questions such as why does history repeat it self? why is the whole universe made of cycles? if destiny doesn't exist then why death is inevitable? and where is mind from all this? I don't mean mind in a scientific term..

[philhellenes]

@deadorfree Don't forget matter IS energy. NOBODY knows (yet) what caused the big bang. Anyone who says they do is a liar. HOWEVER, every step SINCE then is natural so there's no reason to think the beginning was supernatural. History repeats because the generation that learned the lesson died and the generation that followed didn't learn from them. Biology rather than "destiny" is to blame for death. Mind? If you mean consciousness, don't forget chimps and dolphins have it too. :)

[deadorfree]

@philhellenes thanks I respect your opinion and true matter is energy but this explanation does not quite answer it rather raises more questions, it's a very grey area but when I go into mind before matter concept it just makes sense to me, may be it's just me, subconscious appeals to me for some reason that I'm trying to find out

[philhellenes]

@deadorfree If you're really trying, you'll succeed one day. There aren't answers to some questions, but the what answers there are paint a picture, like a big jigsaw with a few pieces missing.

I couldn't decide where to start SERIOUSLY looking for understanding until I was 28. Then, fed up of "the fog" I decided to go with the most respected mind I knew of. I started with Einstein. What did HE think, and WHY? That was MY "way in" anyway. Good luck. :)

[ProportionalResponse]

Such a beautiful video. I can't imagine the video that takes its place.

[philhellenes]

@ForYeensSake There's one on my channel. :)

[pornoopel]

fantastic work! brilliant! :)

[ionveau]

Very nice hypnosis video....some parts didn't fit but i think you successfully instilled your message into the viewers, do you have any guides im also trying to learn hypnosis

[2drawpass]

Epic man Well done m8

[LiftYourSkinnyFist]

Beautiful man... Beautiful. Thank you for putting my thoughts into this video (: subbed.

[LiftYourSkinnyFist]

@philhellenes Maybe gravity initiated the big bang?

[KiraNirvanna]

I cannot like this clip enough. This video is great, thank you!

[2eelShmeal]

@philhellenes Thanks for the reply. It IS a bit of a stretch huh? =) We are always learning. I just try to imagine which of the things we think are true today will be laughed at in 100 years and which will stand the test of time and expert scrutiny. It's fun to try and guess.

PS. I just finished my trek through your evolution on the tube (chronologically) and I must say I enjoyed it. It's like I took a tour of your brain in two days as the playlist played and I listened as I worked. Thanks.

[1984LizardKing]

@xlsyor More like the fact we have religious whackos with their fingers on the button of nucleur weapons, that is the biggest worry for me. Religious nuts shouldn't be allowed in charge of a remote control nevermind nucleur weapons.

[philhellenes]

@2eelShmeal I don't rule anything out, apart from the supernatural. A "white hole" has little or no detailed physics behind it. "Maybe" is the best answer I can give. However, I think that if we could understand the extremes of physics in a black hole we would be a lot closer to understanding the big bang.

P.S. A LOT happened before there were electrons (albeit in fractions of a second).