Hello you savages. Get access to every episode 10 hours before UA-cam by subscribing for free on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn or Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2MNqIgw Here's the timestamps: 00:00 Terence Howard on Joe Rogan 07:22 The Science of Quantum Entanglement 12:00 Is the Speed of Light Faster Than Gravity? 17:45 David’s British Background 23:35 Explaining the Three Body Problem 30:32 The Stability of the Solar System 35:09 Likelihood of Life & Intelligence in the Galaxy 41:08 Planetary Conditions Required for Life 54:17 Can We Prolong & Control Stars 1:00:17 Is an Underwater Civilisation Possible? 1:08:08 Origin of the Moon 1:17:20 Strange Rotations of Planets 1:23:14 Can We Know the Size of the Universe? 1:32:03 Thinking About the Far Future 1:38:47 Why Don’t We See Past Civilisations in the Galaxy? 1:43:42 The Responsibility of Existence 1:52:51 The Biggest Black Hole Ever Logged 1:58:51 The Issue With Theoreticians 2:09:11 David’s UA-cam Channel 2:14:00 Using the James Webb Telescope 2:20:45 Where to Find David
@ChrisWillx the talk with Terrance and Eric Weinstein was much better imo, as a person who does long form conversation how much long for conversation do you listen to fully? Skipping to Neil’s criticism is a bit lackadaisical
So Kipping got Tenure? Really?.. I can smell a "JWST, you are ordered to look for small rocky worlds right now!" being a thing. Well maybe thats a little hyperbolic but well easier to get time on it now right?
I stopped watching the news about four years ago. It was impacting My happiness and general attitude towards other people around me in a seriously negative way. I'm glad I did.
I had a conversation with a coworker about this very topic and how much happier I am now that I'm not watching any major news networks. It's like night and day.
I'm a news junkie, and I have to agree. Don't think it promotes positivity. I like to know what's going on though, and it often takes a lot of work to get to the truth. I'm torn.
@@winstonsmith8240 I fully understand. I was torn too. I no longer am. Anything important will filter it's way to you. Plus I have found places to keep up on the parts I enjoyed. Legal Eagle is a great example, he is topical and up to date but doesn't do murder porn or gratuitous school shooting segments.
You’re embarrassed about the fact that as an 11-year-old kid you independently stumbled across relativity theory? Really?! You don’t want to know what I’m embarrassed about.😂
@@delta-9969being onlyfans simps, refusing to watch any videos longer than 5 seconds, being unable to show respect and appreciation for other people, feeling the need to obsess over specific beliefs based on political parties while those beliefs are hypocritical and racist, and hating on anyone who has an opinion different than theirs and refusing to listen to them at all
Man I love dr David kipping. Such a great voice in the space community and he’s open minded about uap and aliens and those kinds of things while keeping it sensible too. Love him!
1:52:32 "Yep. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you might miss it."
who cares about those things. we humans keep experiencing boredom and wanting better and never are satisfied with what we have. we are living way too long in unnatural ways. we forced animals into domestication and we have no idea how much they are suffering from the lack of natural selection.
I’m 82 this year and all my life I have looked into the heavens and contemplated the billions of planets out there, many of which must have water cycles perhaps carbon cycles or even so far unknown cycles. There are equally valid arguments each for extraterrestrial life being non existent and for it being common, both in the past and the future (our time) and the great sadness is that I will never know. Videos like this help me through the nights.
More scientists please! This was very interesting. Maybe a materials scientist, biologist, etc. Would be very interesting to learn more about the different fields of science and new findings or disruptions!
We need more outside of the box thinking 🤔 to challenge current or status quo in supporting enquiry, especially when we’re trying to understand the cosmos we live in… discovery is so purposeful! These long form discussions is my happy place! Thank you both for such an informative episode
51:55 impossible to ignore the parallels with human teenagers here lol! you two are great together. i hope dr kipping comes back as a regular guest. 2 of my faves.
My goodness this is an amazing podcast for someone mildly intelligent as myself. Loving it. Arguably one of the greatest I've ever watched, from the multiple thousands.
@@Diablopray I'd just like to say that i did a lotta lotta learning on this topic, it's actually the reason why nobody else knows more than me here. I know everything there is to know about this podcast
I zoomed in on the whiteboard in the background and even if it WAS in focus , I still wouldn’t have a frickin clue what’s going on there 😂 Excellent chat between two Brits ❤
Nothing to do with the full context of this video, yet, you should never be embarrassed by what you did as a “kid”. I was 7 and visiting my uncle for Greek Easter, mother’s brother. Our family is mixed in that we have both northern and southern Greece in the mix, mom’s and dad’s. As my mother and I were walking alone up the veranda step, ahead of dad and my brother, I heard voices talking a different dialect/language, as apposed to modern Greek. Just a bit of background, I came to Canada at the age of 3 and spoke mostly our own language, except for my interactions at school. I turned to my mother, and asked her in our own language, “ Mom, who are these people, and why are they speaking like this, are they really Greek?”. Being a curious child, I was confused as to what and who was at my uncle’s house, and now had questions. The men near the open door speaking Macedonian, looked at me frowning, turned to my mother, “ You should train your child to be seen, not heard, not question others, and behave himself!”, in now modern Greek. Thinking on this is putting a smile on my face, as the 5’1”, Greek she lion, rose and pulled out her claws. “Watch your mouth, and never speak to my son in any other matter than being respectful! He is fine as he is and does, leave us now!”. They actually did a double take realizing who this was, the house master’s older sister. Their faces went blank, never said another word, and left going inside. Probably, most likely, relatives on my mother’s side, that I never met. My wonderful protective mother, turned to me, smiling now, and fondly stroking my face and smoothing my hair, “dear, you can question and be curious all you want, and they are speaking Macedonian. Never pay any mind to those, like the ones that left, and listen to their nonsense! I will always listen to what you have to say, or ask”. Aside the fact it is a celebration of Greek Easter, I am the only one that has his name day for that, on both sides of the family, for celebration, and was a side star for today’s gathering. “A curious child, has a curious mind, and becomes a curious adult, and that is how new ideas, and concepts are formed. Adults that hinder that, are really the “black holes” of society, sucking up the light, a curious child brings.” Never be embarrassed, never stop being curious, and never stop asking questions, as I know, and in memory of my mother, will never stop. Have a great day.
I could listen all day to professor Kipping, the philosophical and existential questions (some day maybe the answers) make one feel joyful with wonder. However at the same time, sad and insignificant. 😢 🙂
Hello Chris What a fabulous interview with David Kippen. This man is one of my favorite people on this planet. My compliments Regards Jerry in the center of Brazil
Oh Dr. Kipping, I assure you, we are all quite in love. We are all so fortunate to have the brilliance of you, Chris, Neill, and the predecessors in the science.
I've been binge watching David kipping vids for weeks. I'm still wanting more. What a humble genius. There might be hope for us yet with brains like his doing the thinking..
It’s interesting how people can spend so much time, effort, energy, and money on something I find totally uninteresting. Most of this was way beyond my ability to understand. Makes me appreciate how smart these two are. Congrats on your tenure.
This was fantastic. Well done, Chris. I could never think fast enough to ask such succinct and thoughtful questions or gather my thoughts quickly enough to absorb Dr Kipping's profound explanations so well. Love his Cool Worlds channel and very happy to have seen you interview him.
I have watched almost all of Dr. Kippings videos from Cool Worlds and am always eager for the next one. I'm probably not the first person to say this, but in my mind I sort of see him as a successor to Carl Sagan. The passion, the communication skills, and the willingness to ask the questions many professionals won't. But most of all the willingness to step outside his exomoon "specialization" and explore all the possible connections between what many see as competing fields and to effectively communicate those ideas in an easily understandable way. This interview gave me the same awe and inspiration I felt all those years ago when I first watched Cosmos as a kid and started my journey of curiosity. Thank you soooo much for all you do Dr. Dave!
To even post about him and mention, Carl Sagan is an insult to a scientific titan & genius intellect that Carl. This guy is smart, but nowhere near his level. Barely worthy of the same sentence/post. Shameful commnt.
I developed a theory about a new cosmology in 1979 and completed it in 1981. I wrote a paper (French language) about it the 80's in a Physic graduate student publication and went to other activities. Around the same time, during my first year of a Master Degree (measurement statistics/education department), I developed a new correlation coefficient and then went to other activities but made it public in 2008 on a UA-cam video (English) so as to officially register it so to speak (easier that way). As for the cosmology theory, I made an effort to write a book (English) about it in 2010 so there is a historical trace of it and then went to other activities. Both of them are not recognized and I do not care much (valid or not) as there are things that are much more important. To creators: your value as a person should be anchored on using your mind to help humanity regardless if your creations are recognized or not. It is a life journey, a long investment of your being towards humanity that is important and should bring you toward more serenity. I think Elon Musk is an example of this and there are many other examples.
Great guest to have on. Excellent and informative. I love how recently such important academic and philosophical topics are so accessible to the wider public. I sometimes wonder how many other prominent academics and scientists of all levels watch these interviews (I'm sure they do). I like to think youtuber Dr. Becky or someone like Professor Brian Cox are watching this with interest.😊
At the age of 14 I and a friend independently discovered many concepts of calculus, in particular limit theory. 10 years later when I studied engineering in university, I was pleased to see we were absolutely on track. Now, advanced mathematics is pretty intuitive to me after obtaining my engineering degree.
I enjoy your explanations about the universe, the cosmos and how the narrative of mathematics fits into the scheme of things. I’m glad you are being recognised. Well done!
I've listened to dozens of episodes now, and this one is the most interesting one yet! Some of these thoughts and points I'll think about now for a very very long time.
44:24 Chris: why do you need the lubricant? 🤔 David: the solvent? 😶 Chris: the solvent 🙂↔️ Chris hiding is slight grin at the end there made me laugh.
Amazing podcast! Cool Worlds is my favorite channel. The greatest thing about it is that Dr. David Kipping is a professional in his field, so he has a clear understanding of what he is talking about. He can go much deeper into the topics than the average physics channel, where you see the same information just in different forms over and over again. Meanwhile, Cool Worlds always presents something totally new to me but at the same time in a very understandable and clear picture. Love it.
You need to have Ryan keeping on your podcast, once you read his story, you won’t regret it! Incredible Canadian born man! The ultimate discussion in my view: Ashley Cain, David Goggins, Alex Hormozzi and Ryan keeping. Ps sorry if I missed anyone. I think having Huberman on the discussion would be interesting as well.
I love his channel and am glad to have seen him on JBP podcast and here as well. I'm glad he got tenure, it's awesome since he is such a good science communicator for the highly regarded like all of us. 🎉
We don’t know. We don’t know if we are alone. We don’t know how the world ends. We don’t know how it began. We don’t know what the nature of consciousness is. We are no closer to these answers than we were centuries ago. We do know that all intellectual bandwidth spent on these questions and not on preventing institutions from amassing power that crushes individual freedom is to our detriment. What is the point of having the answers to any of these questions while living in chains?
This is a fair argument. I am also in chains. I get it. Yet, I am still interested in this. Maybe I will get lucky and learn to see a pattern that has eluded me. Still, we live in a dark world. We need to figure out how to bring an end to managerial class... Let people live. FFS! 😮💨
1) Yeah 2) Can’t prove it we are but you can’t prove a negative 3) I’m confident in omnicide for humanity. The Earth as a planet, unknown. 4) Well…no we do. We even have very good theories on the origin of life. 5) That’s a metaphysical philosophical question which is boring So, no, we are closer.
I'm just curious... Does science know where the centre of the universe is? If that position was known then wouldn't that be the likely position of the big bang and where it all emanated from and if that position is undetermined, who's to say it isn't outside of the Hubble sphere and we haven't seen anything of the true universe or its scale.
Love the title of this video. No clue who this gentleman is. Interested to see what I will learn here. If this guy has all these answers, that would be rad.
The big difference is you did it when you were a kid and kept working at it. Terrence does it as an adult and is leveraging his fame to get views and doesn’t let go when his peers tell him the problems with his paper…
Great interview I love David Kipping, he has a great wonder for the universe. Chris, if by any chance you read this, check out a book called "All tomorrows" a story line that spans billion years and the evolution of humans into a thousand different species and beings
Hello you savages. Get access to every episode 10 hours before UA-cam by subscribing for free on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn or Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2MNqIgw Here's the timestamps:
00:00 Terence Howard on Joe Rogan
07:22 The Science of Quantum Entanglement
12:00 Is the Speed of Light Faster Than Gravity?
17:45 David’s British Background
23:35 Explaining the Three Body Problem
30:32 The Stability of the Solar System
35:09 Likelihood of Life & Intelligence in the Galaxy
41:08 Planetary Conditions Required for Life
54:17 Can We Prolong & Control Stars
1:00:17 Is an Underwater Civilisation Possible?
1:08:08 Origin of the Moon
1:17:20 Strange Rotations of Planets
1:23:14 Can We Know the Size of the Universe?
1:32:03 Thinking About the Far Future
1:38:47 Why Don’t We See Past Civilisations in the Galaxy?
1:43:42 The Responsibility of Existence
1:52:51 The Biggest Black Hole Ever Logged
1:58:51 The Issue With Theoreticians
2:09:11 David’s UA-cam Channel
2:14:00 Using the James Webb Telescope
2:20:45 Where to Find David
@ChrisWillx the talk with Terrance and Eric Weinstein was much better imo, as a person who does long form conversation how much long for conversation do you listen to fully? Skipping to Neil’s criticism is a bit lackadaisical
It was awesome meeting you Chris, thanks so much for this deep conversation.
So Kipping got Tenure? Really?.. I can smell a "JWST, you are ordered to look for small rocky worlds right now!" being a thing. Well maybe thats a little hyperbolic but well easier to get time on it now right?
You asked great questions! Stay curious.
At some point learning about space was overwhelming but now as an adult, life is overwhelming & day dreaming about space is an escape
Too real bro, too real
When i listen to scientists like David, i am optimistic about humanity's future...when i listen to politicians of the world, we have no hope.
I stopped watching the news about four years ago. It was impacting My happiness and general attitude towards other people around me in a seriously negative way. I'm glad I did.
Good to hear
I stopped watching once it wasn't just facts being reported, but now you had to hear their opinions too. Isn't it supposed to be impartial?
I had a conversation with a coworker about this very topic and how much happier I am now that I'm not watching any major news networks. It's like night and day.
I'm a news junkie, and I have to agree. Don't think it promotes positivity. I like to know what's going on though, and it often takes a lot of work to get to the truth. I'm torn.
@@winstonsmith8240 I fully understand. I was torn too. I no longer am. Anything important will filter it's way to you. Plus I have found places to keep up on the parts I enjoyed. Legal Eagle is a great example, he is topical and up to date but doesn't do murder porn or gratuitous school shooting segments.
You’re embarrassed about the fact that as an 11-year-old kid you independently stumbled across relativity theory? Really?! You don’t want to know what I’m embarrassed about.😂
You should see what 11-year-old kids are into nowdays. They're not studying general relativity, let's put it that way
It's called humble bragging. It's a flex on you.
You are not alone.
@@delta-9969being onlyfans simps, refusing to watch any videos longer than 5 seconds, being unable to show respect and appreciation for other people, feeling the need to obsess over specific beliefs based on political parties while those beliefs are hypocritical and racist, and hating on anyone who has an opinion different than theirs and refusing to listen to them at all
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Man I love dr David kipping. Such a great voice in the space community and he’s open minded about uap and aliens and those kinds of things while keeping it sensible too. Love him!
Best day ever for youtube. Dr. Kipping is the GOAT.
Are you saying he's peaked? :O
Greatest what? He is certainly not the greatest astronomer of all time.
@@caseymead9399yeah man great point you sure did get him random youtube commentor
@@pretzel_aksmash353Why does it seem like you are all so unhinged?
1:52:32 "Yep. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you might miss it."
This hits home
A quote that is already from my early life… that thumps it home.
How wonderful to see Dr Kipping on your podcast! I love his Cool Worlds videos and his podcasts with other scientists! 😊
Wow, David Kipping on Modern Wisdom. Killing it. Can’t wait for this one!
Aliens, Black holes, and the end of time? You've been looking over my shoulder haven't you?
Bigger and better questions that political debate for sure.
who cares about those things. we humans keep experiencing boredom and wanting better and never are satisfied with what we have. we are living way too long in unnatural ways. we forced animals into domestication and we have no idea how much they are suffering from the lack of natural selection.
If not yours, then mine.
Lol, saw this and was thinking 'bro, like get out my head'
All of us Isaac Arthur and John Michael Godier enjoyers
Dr Kipping is just a gift to mankind. What an incredible science communicator
I’m 82 this year and all my life I have looked into the heavens and contemplated the billions of planets out there, many of which must have water cycles perhaps carbon cycles or even so far unknown cycles. There are equally valid arguments each for extraterrestrial life being non existent and for it being common, both in the past and the future (our time) and the great sadness is that I will never know.
Videos like this help me through the nights.
More scientists please! This was very interesting. Maybe a materials scientist, biologist, etc. Would be very interesting to learn more about the different fields of science and new findings or disruptions!
We need more outside of the box thinking 🤔 to challenge current or status quo in supporting enquiry, especially when we’re trying to understand the cosmos we live in… discovery is so purposeful! These long form discussions is my happy place! Thank you both for such an informative episode
Opening with Dr. Kipping comparing his "embarrassing" theory written as an 11 year-old to Terrance Howard's work is outstanding! 😂😭😂
51:55 impossible to ignore the parallels with human teenagers here lol! you two are great together. i hope dr kipping comes back as a regular guest. 2 of my faves.
My goodness this is an amazing podcast for someone mildly intelligent as myself. Loving it. Arguably one of the greatest I've ever watched, from the multiple thousands.
Is this trump?
@@Diablopray I'd just like to say that i did a lotta lotta learning on this topic, it's actually the reason why nobody else knows more than me here. I know everything there is to know about this podcast
@@garvald lmfao you have to be related to trump with the way you write. You’re awesome man!
David this is one of your best talks ever Chris is just hammering you with the most unusual questions. I'm totally enthralled and love this discussion
I zoomed in on the whiteboard in the background and even if it WAS in focus , I still wouldn’t have a frickin clue what’s going on there 😂
Excellent chat between two Brits ❤
Good evening Chris and David
Exactly all of this.
Truly grateful for the extra long time spent sharing this shared conversation.
😀
💜
Who are you talking to ?
Nothing to do with the full context of this video, yet, you should never be embarrassed by what you did as a “kid”. I was 7 and visiting my uncle for Greek Easter, mother’s brother. Our family is mixed in that we have both northern and southern Greece in the mix, mom’s and dad’s. As my mother and I were walking alone up the veranda step, ahead of dad and my brother, I heard voices talking a different dialect/language, as apposed to modern Greek. Just a bit of background, I came to Canada at the age of 3 and spoke mostly our own language, except for my interactions at school.
I turned to my mother, and asked her in our own language, “ Mom, who are these people, and why are they speaking like this, are they really Greek?”. Being a curious child, I was confused as to what and who was at my uncle’s house, and now had questions. The men near the open door speaking Macedonian, looked at me frowning, turned to my mother, “ You should train your child to be seen, not heard, not question others, and behave himself!”, in now modern Greek. Thinking on this is putting a smile on my face, as the 5’1”, Greek she lion, rose and pulled out her claws.
“Watch your mouth, and never speak to my son in any other matter than being respectful! He is fine as he is and does, leave us now!”. They actually did a double take realizing who this was, the house master’s older sister. Their faces went blank, never said another word, and left going inside. Probably, most likely, relatives on my mother’s side, that I never met.
My wonderful protective mother, turned to me, smiling now, and fondly stroking my face and smoothing my hair, “dear, you can question and be curious all you want, and they are speaking Macedonian. Never pay any mind to those, like the ones that left, and listen to their nonsense! I will always listen to what you have to say, or ask”. Aside the fact it is a celebration of Greek Easter, I am the only one that has his name day for that, on both sides of the family, for celebration, and was a side star for today’s gathering.
“A curious child, has a curious mind, and becomes a curious adult, and that is how new ideas, and concepts are formed. Adults that hinder that, are really the “black holes” of society, sucking up the light, a curious child brings.” Never be embarrassed, never stop being curious, and never stop asking questions, as I know, and in memory of my mother, will never stop. Have a great day.
That’s crazy
That is how it ought to be. You had a wonderful mother.
You my friend should be a writer or motivational speaker...MUCH LUV FROM N.AUGUSTA S.C
You guys are awesome! I love dr. Kipping videos!
"Why do we need the lubricant?" Lol
Subconscious came out there 😂
I could listen all day to professor Kipping, the philosophical and existential questions (some day maybe the answers) make one feel joyful with wonder. However at the same time, sad and insignificant. 😢 🙂
Great guest!
Hello Chris
What a fabulous interview with David Kippen.
This man is one of my favorite people on this planet.
My compliments
Regards
Jerry in the center of Brazil
Oh Dr. Kipping, I assure you, we are all quite in love. We are all so fortunate to have the brilliance of you, Chris, Neill, and the predecessors in the science.
Betelgeuse is fine, just don't say its name 3 times.
Yeah cause if you Say Betelgeuse 3 times Betelgeuse will show up the we will have fight off AHHH!
Same
I can't wait for the sequel - 4 body problem
Yes! Dr. Kipping (and others like Brian Cox, Brian Greene) is such a refreshing, non-idealistic voice in the scientific sphere.
Society needs more of this.
This is such an amazing video! Two of some of the best UA-camrs having some killer conversations! :)
Chris is getting finally getting into space. I’ve waited so long for this. Please do Diana Pasulka next. Let’s get into that
Great that you got David on! Been watching him for years. Such a great channel.
I've been binge watching David kipping vids for weeks.
I'm still wanting more.
What a humble genius.
There might be hope for us yet with brains like his doing the thinking..
It’s interesting how people can spend so much time, effort, energy, and money on something I find totally uninteresting. Most of this was way beyond my ability to understand. Makes me appreciate how smart these two are. Congrats on your tenure.
You really brought the best out of your guest with this one Chris. 👏 👏 👏
This was fantastic. Well done, Chris. I could never think fast enough to ask such succinct and thoughtful questions or gather my thoughts quickly enough to absorb Dr Kipping's profound explanations so well. Love his Cool Worlds channel and very happy to have seen you interview him.
I have watched almost all of Dr. Kippings videos from Cool Worlds and am always eager for the next one. I'm probably not the first person to say this, but in my mind I sort of see him as a successor to Carl Sagan. The passion, the communication skills, and the willingness to ask the questions many professionals won't. But most of all the willingness to step outside his exomoon "specialization" and explore all the possible connections between what many see as competing fields and to effectively communicate those ideas in an easily understandable way. This interview gave me the same awe and inspiration I felt all those years ago when I first watched Cosmos as a kid and started my journey of curiosity. Thank you soooo much for all you do Dr. Dave!
You're spot on there !! Huge fan of the Cool Worlds ❣
To even post about him and mention, Carl Sagan is an insult to a scientific titan & genius intellect that Carl.
This guy is smart, but nowhere near his level. Barely worthy of the same sentence/post. Shameful commnt.
Awesome cross over Chris and Dr. Kipping!!
This is incredibly fascination... great podcast!!!
Dr. Kipping is amazing. Watch him so much... thanks for having him on!
I developed a theory about a new cosmology in 1979 and completed it in 1981. I wrote a paper (French language) about it the 80's in a Physic graduate student publication and went to other activities. Around the same time, during my first year of a Master Degree (measurement statistics/education department), I developed a new correlation coefficient and then went to other activities but made it public in 2008 on a UA-cam video (English) so as to officially register it so to speak (easier that way). As for the cosmology theory, I made an effort to write a book (English) about it in 2010 so there is a historical trace of it and then went to other activities. Both of them are not recognized and I do not care much (valid or not) as there are things that are much more important. To creators: your value as a person should be anchored on using your mind to help humanity regardless if your creations are recognized or not. It is a life journey, a long investment of your being towards humanity that is important and should bring you toward more serenity. I think Elon Musk is an example of this and there are many other examples.
Great guest to have on. Excellent and informative. I love how recently such important academic and philosophical topics are so accessible to the wider public. I sometimes wonder how many other prominent academics and scientists of all levels watch these interviews (I'm sure they do). I like to think youtuber Dr. Becky or someone like Professor Brian Cox are watching this with interest.😊
Dr David Kipping is amazing, pleasant, kind and genius human being.
this is one of the best podcast I've ever watched
I like listening to Dr Kipping. He’s on Event Horizon and has a post on his Cool Worlds channel.
"Are we alone?" Tiffany thought so.
At the age of 14 I and a friend independently discovered many concepts of calculus, in particular limit theory. 10 years later when I studied engineering in university, I was pleased to see we were absolutely on track.
Now, advanced mathematics is pretty intuitive to me after obtaining my engineering degree.
Well done. Congratulations. Please keep the videos coming in .
44:24
Gave yourself away there...
I love how they do a little giggle as well 😂
I love this guy!!
This was one of the best conversations I have ever heard. Absolutely fascinating.
I enjoy your explanations about the universe, the cosmos and how the narrative of mathematics fits into the scheme of things. I’m glad you are being recognised. Well done!
I've listened to dozens of episodes now, and this one is the most interesting one yet! Some of these thoughts and points I'll think about now for a very very long time.
Unplugged till November!
First! Great video Chris 😊
44:24
Chris: why do you need the lubricant? 🤔
David: the solvent? 😶
Chris: the solvent 🙂↔️
Chris hiding is slight grin at the end there made me laugh.
Relax, it's a party.
Good luck flapping your arms on the way down!
Chris Williamson's Solar Scrapers LLC.
"Smallifying Giant Stars since 2024!"
Good guest
I love the idea that rockpools might have been where life started on this planet. Amazing convo, David is great!
Intriguing theories of time space and planetary Relativity!! Good show👍 Dr. Kipping
Awesome interview. Prof Kipping rocks
I think Issac Arthur would be an interesting guest
David on a roll these days. Bravo!
Amazing podcast! Cool Worlds is my favorite channel. The greatest thing about it is that Dr. David Kipping is a professional in his field, so he has a clear understanding of what he is talking about. He can go much deeper into the topics than the average physics channel, where you see the same information just in different forms over and over again. Meanwhile, Cool Worlds always presents something totally new to me but at the same time in a very understandable and clear picture. Love it.
You need to have Ryan keeping on your podcast, once you read his story, you won’t regret it! Incredible Canadian born man! The ultimate discussion in my view: Ashley Cain, David Goggins, Alex Hormozzi and Ryan keeping.
Ps sorry if I missed anyone. I think having Huberman on the discussion would be interesting as well.
2 of my fav UA-camrs together. Awesome guys! Thanks
I wonder if an interesting conversation/interview you could have is with:
Uncle Ben from the channel
Urban Rescue Ranch?
He's located in Waco, Texas.
Congratulations on your tenure!!! So well deserved
I like that there are nerds these days that also look like personal trainers. Way to break a stereotype. 👍
I love his channel and am glad to have seen him on JBP podcast and here as well. I'm glad he got tenure, it's awesome since he is such a good science communicator for the highly regarded like all of us. 🎉
I click the like button before David starts even speaking. He's so great to listen to.
Cool words is one of my favorite channels!
One of the best podcasts ever
Fascinating talk and I'm here for it! Love it
We don’t know.
We don’t know if we are alone.
We don’t know how the world ends.
We don’t know how it began.
We don’t know what the nature of consciousness is.
We are no closer to these answers than we were centuries ago.
We do know that all intellectual bandwidth spent on these questions and not on preventing institutions from amassing
power that crushes individual freedom is to our detriment.
What is the point of having the answers to any of these questions while living in chains?
This is a fair argument.
I am also in chains.
I get it.
Yet, I am still interested in this.
Maybe I will get lucky and learn to see a pattern that has eluded me.
Still, we live in a dark world.
We need to figure out how to bring an end to managerial class...
Let people live. FFS! 😮💨
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agreed.
These topics are great.
I enjoy them too.
They expand the mind.
Have yourself a great day! ☀️
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If this expands your mind you'd be better off having a good hard look at yourself.
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1) Yeah
2) Can’t prove it we are but you can’t prove a negative
3) I’m confident in omnicide for humanity. The Earth as a planet, unknown.
4) Well…no we do. We even have very good theories on the origin of life.
5) That’s a metaphysical philosophical question which is boring
So, no, we are closer.
I enjoyed every second of this ❤
Yessssssssssssssssss Dr. Kipping as a guest.... I'm such a huge fan of him ❣
Chris, David and Lex (Fridman) should do an episode together.
The voice is amazing
There's one single reason no one is calling Terrence Howard a complete crackpot.
Most people are calling him a complete crackpot
Great. Love that you've got this utter legend on as a guest. 👏
I'm just curious... Does science know where the centre of the universe is? If that position was known then wouldn't that be the likely position of the big bang and where it all emanated from and if that position is undetermined, who's to say it isn't outside of the Hubble sphere and we haven't seen anything of the true universe or its scale.
Dr. Kipping is great. Thank you
What an enjoyable conversation...
Fascinating! ❤ mind bogling!
I had assumed Dr Kipling to Kiwi 🥝.from his accent.
37:35 Amazing idea I haven’t heard of
Man that was a banger. Im not surprised tho, Dr Kipping always slays.
Love Cool Worlds and David's online vids. Keep it up! Inspiring.
Love the title of this video.
No clue who this gentleman is.
Interested to see what I will learn here.
If this guy has all these answers, that would be rad.
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Check - Out His " " Cool Worlds " "
Videos . Professor David Kipping .
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Somebod yelse already mentioned it, but you should check out the Cool Worlds videos.
When I first saw this thumbnail, I thought it was Ron Livingston from Office Space for a second 😂.
The big difference is you did it when you were a kid and kept working at it. Terrence does it as an adult and is leveraging his fame to get views and doesn’t let go when his peers tell him the problems with his paper…
Why can't I add your videos to a watch later playlist? See something I want to watch but don't have time now, hopefully I remember.
Fascinating explanation of the possibilities of how life came to be. Of course there's also the other side of the moon.
Love the way Chris was suggesting that string theory was a circle jerk 😅 this sums up what I've thought about it for 20 years
Very interesting interview.
Great interview I love David Kipping, he has a great wonder for the universe. Chris, if by any chance you read this, check out a book called "All tomorrows" a story line that spans billion years and the evolution of humans into a thousand different species and beings