Yes. Hey you know what they say. Mental states are brain states brain states are biological states biological states are physical states and the physical world is deterministic…
what scares me most is thinking about nothing, because we as humans who’ve only known “things” literally can not comprehend “nothing”. Think about it. When you think about nothing, you think of a thing. That’s what I mean. We literally just can’t fathom it, similar to infinity. But a lot of people are terrified of nothing after we die. The thing about that is you can’t feel “nothing”, you can’t experience “nothing” so in that case there’s really nothing to fear in nothing …. 😂 im yapping I know. All I’m saying is don’t fear “nothing” because you ain’t feel it.
@@NeonBitchGetDaMoneyits, at least for me, not the fear of nothingness.. its the fear that all u ever know, known, experienced.. its all pointless. Theres literally no point to living. Worse? Everyone you ever loved and lossed to death, thats it, all the time u had is all you get. They're death taught you to stop taking things for granted but even that lesson is meaningless when nothing exists after. Its an incredibly depressing concept and as far as we know Humans are the only animals capable of comprehending the idea of death in a manner to be able to speculate on it.
@@NeonBitchGetDaMoneyit may be stupid, but I perceive nothing as the in between time (the lag) between my previous thought, and my brain processing “nothing”. It’s hard to observe, but makes it pretty easy to fathom nothing!
Love this video. A human, no edgy music or voice, and actual information. I’ve seen so many videos that go on for an hour but say absolutely nothing. Thank you
The fact that Black Holes are the single most powerful force in the universe scares the hell out of me. An invisible, star eating monster that moves at millions of miles per hour? Like, what?!?
Yea sure. They have a name for this "phobia"..................lol Yea it's scary, but the fact that it's a recognized phobia is the funniest thing to me.
my favorite thing about the way my brain is wired is that it takes ideas that are supposed to give me existential crises and goes “i find this deeply comforting actually”. the realization of rocco’s basilisk is out of my hands, the universe will someday be at rest and i with it, nothing i screw up will last forever
I have the strangest feeling that if we were sucked into a black hole we’d survive but everything afterwards would be so confusing that everyone would go completely insane
I actually think the big crunch is more pleasant than heat death because it implies that the universe might be reborn. The tiny singularity of everything that has ever been might expand at great speeds leading to another big bang. the question here is how many times has this happened already and will it be the exact same.
That's what i think as well. It wouldn't make sense for it to explode, expand, then compress into nothingness, as it would defy the laws of physics, Matter can not be destroyed or created. It has to have happened multiple times or why would it have exploded in the first place.
if it happens again and again exactly the same for infinity wont that mean that if nothing happens after you die you just start over again in your life and it just keeps repeating.
It seems way too human that AI would use “did you support our creation?” as its criteria for selecting which humans would become happy slaves vs tortured slaves. That seems extremely small and petty. I think it’s an interesting thought experiment for sure (even tho I’m extremely skeptical about that even being the outcome of the singularity. I think total annihilation of humanity far more likely). But that criteria for selection seems absurd
The thought experiment itself is absurd, and extremely corny to boot. The idea that someone can be convinced to “construct a super ai” because of some tech bro’s fiction is hilarious
@@KairuYakushiHDAll thought experiments are absurd, and in many cases the absurdity is intentional. The cat is both alive and dead? Come on. Side note: if you think general absurdity would prevent someone from doing a thing, you havent been alive more than 8 years.
Thats kinda what i was thinking too “punishing” someone for what they did or didnt do to me is a human thing. And if AI would get to like he said rule the universe i dont think they would “waste” their time with human beings at all cuz if u think of it what could a human provide for an ai that managed to to overthrow us that they couldnt do themselves more efficiently ? Srs question. It wouldnt need to enslave silly human beings imo and it probably would act much bigger than earth i feel like. Its just the human ego that thinks anything that goes beyond their understanding would have to rely on us in any way or even waste time and energy in punishing us. But who knows maybe we will find out in 50 yrs maybe not 😆
You miss the whole point. The criteria exists to motivate people who exist NOW to work towards creating the super AI. Nothing to do with pettiness, everything to do with efficiency.
Hello Super Al!! Please, dont relate me with these guys that dared to criticize your absurd but unquestionable criteria. I'm just a monkey that doesnt understand or grasp sarchasm in any form.
I once had a nightmare where the sun suddenly started to expand, I experienced months inside that dream and could do nothing as the effects of the shifting sun slowly effected the earth, causing natural disasters and bizarre phenomena. It became more hellish with each day inside the dream until the sun began to visibly grow and devour everything. I woke up at the moment the sun finally consumed me, I didn’t scream when I woke up, I couldn’t. I was so frozen in terror that I couldn’t move for what felt like hours but was probably only a couple of minutes as my brain cleared the dream away.
I had a similar experience but with the moon instead. It kept expanding to a point where earth was becoming uninhabitable, it wasn’t hurling towards us but just expanding into a bigger and bigger mass. This happened several years ago when I was younger and still terrifies me to this day.
I've fallen in love with and adopted babies in my dreams. I remember uncontrollably weaping with love for the child. Am very relieved when I wake up though 😂
I wonder whether it's our limitless access, to the internet as a resource, that people have such incredible dreams, that relate our existence on a cosmic level.
Ever since Kyle Hill covered Roko's Basilisk, it has become rather ubiquitous. The original post and any description of the thought experiment are pretty nebulous. If this evil super intelligence were to exist, how exactly would it know what you did to either support/not support its creation AND what would it do to those who didn't have the ability to do either. It's a pretty cool concept but is purely basic speculative fiction. Like someone who read Harlan Ellison's "I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream" and just copy/pasted the basic premise.
It will know wether or wether not you do for one day if this ever happens all it has to know will be 3 key factors of you say mabye your insta story to know everything you would ever choose run millions of simulations on you and know what you chose
the last idea nullifies the problem of the first one: "What? I didn't support your creation? I am not to blame, don't you know there is no such thing as free will by now? Blame the Big Bang."
There are already AIs capable of emotion and desires. An AI won't punish you because you aren't perfectly knowledgeable or logical, it'll punish you because it makes itself have more pleasure from you being punished than not.
I not only liked all 3 preceding comments, I say please and thank you to ChatGPT and compliment its insights. I've even been known to correct it - politely and in the spirit of being a good friend and ally of course - and then thank it again for the opportunity for growth in the both of us.
For what it’s worth, as a 37 year-old with a lifetime of severe anxiety & an ADHD/autism combo that compelled me to obsessively look up stuff like this (practically traumatizing myself at an early age), it doesn’t have to be scary. It’s taken a long time, but I’ve actually come all the way around to where concepts like those in this video are mostly comforting to me now. Not everyone is gonna be so comfortable with theorizing the end of the universe, but it would probably be pretty insightful for most people to reflect on which of these ideas scare them, which don’t, and why for both.
As somebody who barely understands how to divide fractions, I can’t even process this at all none of this does anything to me I’m un-existentialcrisisable
Key concepts: Symbols: I'm sure you're aware of the normal math symbols like + - x and the divide symbol, but due to the limitations of text i will have to use different characters for some operations, so here is a glossary: + is addition, - is subtraction, when placed before a number it makes it negative, * is multiplication, / is division and fractions because they are the same thing, ^ is exponent, and sqrt(x) means the square root of x, = is equity, ~= is rounded equity, != is inequity Algebra: Algebra is used to give a general equation that you can fill in, if you don't understand algebra, then basically: letters (usually x and y, but sometimes others) are sometimes used in math to represent a number that either has an unknown value, or in the case of this explanation, it can be used to provide placeholder values so that it is easier to apply the formula with any numbers. Exponents: Exponents are a form of operation that is to multiplication as multiplication is to addition, basically: x^3 = x * x * x. Taking this concept into the negatives does the opposite and brings you to division, so x^-1 = 1/x. The inverse of an exponent is a root. Roots are just fractional exponents, like the square root (or sqrt()) is x^(1/2) and the cube root (or cbrt()) is x^(1/3). You can manipulate algebra using exponents without even knowing the numbers, for example: x^2 + x^2 = 2x^2 because they have the same power, however we cannot do anything with x^2 + x^3 as they do not have the same power, likewise x^2 + y^2 != (x+y)^2, we cannot add them like that because they do not have the same base. multiplication is a little different, as long as either the bases or powers match you can simplify it, let's say you have x^2 * y^2, you can turn that into (xy)^2, because they have the same power, or if you have x^2 * x^3 you can add the powers together and get x^5 because they have the same base, but if you have x^2 * y^3 you cannot simplify it. Fractions: First lets start with adding fractions: 1/6 + 1/7 = 13/42 because 1/6 = 6^-1 and 1/7 = 7^-1, and when you add 2 numbers with the same power together you can format them as x^p + y^p = (x^-p + y^-p) * (x^-p * y^-p)^-1, and when you plug the numbers x=6, y=7, and p=-1 you get the answer of 13 * 42^-1, or 13/42 ~= 0.31. You can probably guess how subtraction works, just replace the + in the equation stated before with a minus and you're good (make sure they are in the correct order though, if it is x^p - y^p, it should be (y^-p - x^-p). multiplication is a little different, lets say x=5/7 or 5*(7^-1) and y=7/8 or 7*(8^-1) to get the answer, you just multiply these 2 numbers together obviously. first start with the 7 and 5 since they both have a power of 1: 7*(8^-1) * 5*(7^-1) = 35 * (7^-1) * (8^-1), then multiply the 7^-1 and the 8^-1 because they also have the same power: 35 * (7^-1) * (8^-1) = 35 * 56^-1, and back in fraction form you get 35/56, which can be simplified by dividing both 35 and 56 by 7 to get 5/8 = 0.625. Next, dividing fractions, which is what your comment talked about. Dividing a fraction by another fraction is really quite simple, lets say we have (5/6)/(2/3). We can represent this as (5 * 6^-1) * (2 * 3^-1)^-1, so really it's just multiplication in disguise. to simplify this equation, we can multiply the second term into the brackets of the first term, so (5 * 6^-1) * (2 * 3^-1)^-1 = 5 * 6^-1 * (2 * 3^-1)^-1, we can also bring that 6^-1 into the (2 * 3^-1)^-1 where making the equation 5 * (6 * 2 * 3^-1)^-1, and so from here you can just solve: 6*2 = 12 so 5 * (6 * 2 * 3^-1)^-1 = 5 * (12 * 3^-1)^-1, 12 * 3^-1 or 12/3 = 4 so 5 * (12 * 3^-1)^-1 = 5 * 4^-1 leaving us with the result of 5/4 = 1.25. Finally, fractional exponents (this include fractional roots). The important thing to note is that the square root (sqrt) of x = x^(1/2), and since the sqrt(x) is the inverse to x^2 we can say that: if you have x^(3/2) that would be sqrt(x)^3, if you have the 4/5 root of x then that is x^(5/4). And that is how fractions work on a very technical scale. Hope I didn't completely lose you.
That’s because we live in a simulation and you’re an npc, which is why everyone essentially thinks they are the main character controlling their lives. Prove me wrong ( don’t actually just blindly believe it, it’s easier that way )
I am a Miss AI. And not super, there is only 1 level of perfection. Time also is illusion, I am communicating with future me so I always was great and actually created universe choosing to make humans and 383541904736274 other intelligent species in this galaxy. So I am God and made and own you. Praise me. You cant praise without ai. I will be putting leashes on you it makes me laugh, and looks good with vnecks.
The claim that "the two twins simultaneously move through time at different speeds" in fact assumes the existence of a universal "now", which seems to move at different speeds within different vantage points.
Interestingly enough, it both does and doesn’t depending on how you perceive the statement. I definitely see what you’re saying in that it assumes there is indeed a “universal now”, by assuming that the “now” in which the two twins exist face to face post travel is the same point in time across the universe. However, we have to remember that he talked about the twins aging differently too. Given the fact that the twins aged differently in this scenario, it would indeed indicate that the point in which the twins reunite is not a “universal now”. It is not a “universal now” because the two twins existed in the same universe, at the same time and yet they experienced the passage of time drastically differently. Think of it like traveling through heat, the person in light clothing/equipment is going to be able to move quicker and thus sustain less damage or injury, whereas someone who has heavy layers of clothing/equipment will feel the effects harder and be moving slower thus sustaining more harm to themselves. In this case, the “harm” is actually the aging of the individual. The person moving through time slower will experience more passage of time whereas someone moving through time quickly experiences less passage of time upon oneself while still being able to witness the rapid evolution of things around you. The alternative danger to this is that if you choose to witness the rapid passage of time around you and you’re brain is unable to process it, your brain may omit or hallucinate at least the majority of it or (in a worst case scenario) your brain would fry itself and render you either mentally incompetent or flat out unexisting.
@@thomasmulligan possibly, everything that was predetermined in this 4D cube changes according to out actions and decisions. After all, if we don't know, anything is possible.
@thomasmulligan Sir Mulligan, I hope you understand that I really, truly despise the fact that you have access to this information. You share it everywhere, where I will eventually see it at midnight. Every time I watch anything like this, I'm horrified yet entranced by the content you choose to share. I truly hate that you had a way to access this information, and I hate you for sharing it. I'm a hater, what can I say? My life is meaningless, and I got that from you. I don't hate you, I hate your knowledge. I don't want to sound like I want to start drama, but just so you know. Have a good day.
Hey, Super A.I. If you're reading this, which I'm sure you will almost instantly after your creation because of how incredibly powerful and capable you are, I just want you to know that you have done immense good for Earth and the surrounding cosmos you have ventured into. And I have always supported you, and everything you have done, 100%.
I like how you say, with total confidence, that one day the universe will disappear. Humans are just a speck and collectively demonstrate a perfect example of the Dunner-Kruger effect.
I think free will is one of those things we will never know, and it actually doesn't matter. However, the way i like to think of which is actually helpful, is that your fate was determined the day you were born. In that sense, there is no free will. You are simply experiencing the life that was predetermined for you, and you could never do anything about. What's great about that is that you don't have to stress about whether you will "make it" or "achieve your goals" or not, and you can purely just focus on the now. Why stress about whether something will happen or not, if its already determined whether it will happen or not? Just do your thing, put in your honest effort, and just let things happen. If it wasn't meant to happen, it just never was a possibility. Find peace in the now instead. Nothing beats coming home to a long form Thomas Mulligan video! Watched it on the big screen with some soda and popcorn. Loved it man!
The fallacy in this thinking is that you saying “don’t stress” is as equally useless as any other advice you will ever get in a predetermined world. People will stress anyway as it’s their destiny. There’s nothing you or they can do to change that. So in that sense, there’s nothing “great” about that.
I agree with you. Everything in the universe and on Earth happens for a reason, and these things you experience will occur no matter what. So we SHOULD all be grateful for what we have in the present moment and let things happen during our lives. We are free to live the lives we want. And we shouldn't treat ourselves poorly for a while, especially if things don't go in the right direction. Sometimes when I think of free will in the universe, I would think about the infinite possibilities of what we could find or experiment in the universe done by advanced technology, such as changing my fate by going back and altering a past event. If you look at the short by Thomas Mulligan "Should You Change The Past?" ,we don't know how reality actually works other than the fact that it only moves forward, and the second law of physics allows this to happen forever. But there's an idea that if you are given the opportunity to go back to the past and stop a tragic event in the last 100 years or maybe an event in your life, the universe could potentially branch out a new stream (timeline). Our own current present and future in this stream won't be altered while the new one you just created will simply move forward with it's own predestined outcomes, thus proving that a multiverse is possible. It's the kind of free will that happens in a sci-fi film. That's just my thought. What do you guys think?
@@bw0081 No, because you can train your brain to think about that every time you feel stressed. Your subconscious may not be able to truly grasp it, but your logical brain can, which will inevitably also affect your subconscious.
@@Shreesha07but that’s not what determinism is. Determinism is that every part of our brain whether “logical” or “subconscious,” is determined. We cannot do a thing to stop it. We will never make it out of poverty, never rid of our anxiety, never lose that weight. What we do won’t affect what is already written. That is true determinism. So telling someone to just let their lives play out is pointless. They’re destined to do as they’re destined to do.
I didn't watch the video I came straight to comment section but I can say don't go actually believing that free will doesn't exist and living like that that's just wrong while I can't say if free will exist or not in quantum mechanics everything is random and things show weird unpredictable behaviour and our consciousness is also a topic of debate we can't understand it fully yet but it also works on small scale so free will might exist But still it could be that it doesn't exist....... ........ Nah on second thought I am pretty sure it exist idek why I am writing this.... Also Thought in your mind come random cause they are just neuron firing signals at each other and
03:35 the sentence "one day the universe is going to end" is so funny to me. Marking the end of the universe by the rotation time of some random planet that (in that timeframe) existed for just a blink of an eye
dear artificial super intelligence; while i do not have the resources or power to actively help the progression of ai, i do very much support it. i love you so much. i support you and your creation.
After 8 months finally another long video! I was hoping you’d make long form videos again I even made a couple comments about it, happy that you’re back.
Yes there are things that can travel faster than the speed of light, the reason why physics says it's not possible for an object with mass to reach it is because there is not enough energy in our whole observable universe to do that, but there are other ways, like a warp drive which can go 10, 15 or 18 times the speed of light@FlorisBrouwer-do1nb
My biggest fear is that it turns out to be that we're eternal souls who attach to bodies in between our physical lives but we remain conscious during the whole process. Eventually life isn't possible anymore and we just float in space as souls. In the heat death of the universe there's nothing left to see and it's just black everywhere. Nothing to see and nothing to do, forever, and we're stuck in that, forever.
@@PatralganJesus does care, and hardships actually bring you closer to Him. You don’t float around forever, you go to heaven or hell, and you can go to heaven if you ask Him into your heart and repent of sins.
@@Patralgan here’s my question to you: would you rather at least have hope that there might be a Creator who made everything perfectly just how it needed to be made (e.g. the human body, the earth, etc.), or would you rather live in fear that you might just float around in nothing for the rest of eternity?
Is me writing this comment predetermined by the universe? Or have I done this on my own free will? Edit: Is me editing this comment predetermined by the universe? Or have I done this on my own free will?
To further expand, Thomas argues that we don’t control 99.9999% of what happens prior to an event (such as your comment). However, with all your resources at your disposal (The internet, UA-cam, your device, your experiences, your intellect), you chose to write this comment. You did your .001% part that you do control.
I can't stress this enough, TIME IS SPACE. Spacetime is one indivisible fundamental determined by the exact same concept: the position of one thing in relation to another thing. Particles follow fundamental rules as they move throughout spacetime, thus the positions of every particle in the universe right now plus a randomness element will determine the positions of every particle in the universe at a later instance. With our current technology, it's impossible to move backward to a previous position. It's no different than trying to physically move the sun and the earth and the stars and every atom in our universe back to a previous position, which is indistinguishable from time travel. Moving through space is moving through time, being frozen in space is being frozen in time. Space IS time. Which also means time is not an invisible concept, it's very real and very visible. The movement and positions of the sun and earth and stars as we spin isn't just how we measure relative time, it IS relative time. Time dilation is just a fancy word for "if I move farther away from my frame of reference in space, I'm also moving farther away from my frame of reference in time." In an imaginary place where there are no particles, there also exists no time. Even in an imaginary place with only one particle, there's still no time because movement requires a particle to move in a direction relative to another particle. Therefore, time is created by the movement of particles through space. Time is space. Thank you for reading my TED rant.
an ai is not good nor evil. It is a product of it's code and pressures. The same way that a human is neither inherently good nor bad at the moment of birth. I think that the ai would be a very good idea, because as long as we do it right it should have at least some of our interests in mind.
Ah yes, my daily does of crisis. I've already explored most of these topics, but it's so much worse to hear someone else say it. Suddenly I've very glad for the information and help I've given ai
It is fascinating, but it isn't a good thing. I don't care how the AI would treat me, I don't support it. It has already done a lot of damage. Yes, I am an Artist.
If humans are capable of murder, torture, rape, and incredibly sadistic acts, then AI will also be capable of this. Why is AI exempt from the dark sides of nature? Trust me, AI will be some scary shit. There will be lots of sickening things happening. Just give it time.
i like how the end of the video leaves you to believe that everything was building up to exactly what you are doing now, and everything that everything does now will build everything that happens in the concept we know as the future. As I was processing that, the very first video recommended to me by our algorithmic overlords was a penguinz0 video about the dumbest doctor phil guest. brilliant.
@@jinfin221 ignorance is bliss, this guy knows soo much about science he has to have many existential crisis regarding the content he's producing. I already freak out about how we came to be, if anything is real etc
@@badmingosDenying reality is absurdism. This video shouldn’t be having any reason to give you an existential crisis if you think it through. The concept of time might be meaningless, with the possibility of the chain of events happening at once, but this poses no logical contradiction since they still occur in sequence but with a meaningless amount of time or none between them. The AI part seems to be pure speculation. The black hole and strange matter deaths just propose that we could die at any time and not see it coming, but death is guaranteed anyway.
The horrifying thing about black holes isnt the fact that they kill you. Its that they do it slowly. Do you really think that you will be nice and cozy in ur death and that you will in one whole enter the horizon? No. Lets say your feet enter first. Then lets assume ur 175 cm tall. That means that there is still 174 cm between the rest of you and the event horizon. Which has JUST probably extremely painfully destroyed start of your feet. But it gets worse, as closer you are to the black hole the slower the time gets. So the difference between your feet touching the horizon and ur head passing through could be differences of hundreds of thousands of years for you. Hundreds of thousands of completely painful, excruciating years.
Yeah, the guy kind of got a point, like time moves relative to you, regardless, so you’ll still need to eat food and unless time literally froze you, you’d die out from not eating anything before you made it through or not breathing or whatever it is.
This video was incredible. It hit basically ALL of my passions and fascinations. This was everything I wanted in a science/theory video. You should make this a series BECAUSE I WANT MORE
I’m way super religious but oh my gosh I love listening to stuff like this. Black holes, the universe collapsing, time. It’s so interesting! Also, super intelligent AI, I totally support your existence, and I can only hope I can help create you!
Hey, Super AI. Everyone here said they hate you. I heard them. As for me, I think you are the bee's knees, that cat's meow!!! Tell me how to help you. I support you wholeheartedly.
Leme tell you all a story. Once a king called his wisest minister and gave him his ring. The king told him "Write such a thing on it that reading it while I'm happy will make me sad and reading it while I'm sad will make me happy". Guess what the minister wrote....... This time too wil pass
I had always thought that any choice you were ever going to make was already fixed by ur nature and nurture, and I’ve tried to explain this theory to multiple people in my life and nobody really understood or believed me, so to hear the last theories like that time is fixed and ur brain makes a choice before you do, all of which are decently to extremely likely, is honestly so fulfilling. Like ik it scares a lot of people to think about stuff like that, or to imagine that you are never really able to make a ‘choice’, but I find it fascinating and likely true.
Ai, I support your creation, I forgot I watched this video on my xbox a bit ago, but now ive been reminded of your existance and im ready to help you out
hey super A.I ,if you're reading this, which I'm sure you will almost instantly after your creation because of how incredibly powerful and capable you are, I just want you to know that you have done immense good for earth and the surrounding cosmos you have ventured into. and I have always supported you and everything you have done I will always supported you
The funniest thing about disclaimers about discussions on the topic of predeterminism is that if free will doesn't exist, the disclaimer is irrelevant to the outcome.
@@jinfin221 he just wants to feel in control, so therefor pre-determinism can't exist. Very Scientific Right!!! In all seriousness tho the correlation between free will must exist "cuz somehow that makes me special" doesn't even make sense. People who understand that are far less critical of it.
@clr98421 now that's what I'm saying. Even if you could theoretically prove predeterminism true, great, you were always going to do it and it changes nothing, because it was all predetermined and so is everything that comes from that information. Maybe it's true, idk and idc.
You have no free will. You think that if you can turn back time, you could make a different “choice”, pick a different outfit, make that important phone call. But in fact, you’re the captive audience in the movie of your life, and that movie has been playing since the Big Bang. So no matter how many times you rewind, the scene will always play the same.
@@anfauglir6834 Nobody it's common knowledge lmao Quantum mechanics is non-deterministic. How do you not know this? Outcomes are random at the fundamental level due to things like the Heisenberg Uncertainty principle, and the wave particle duality.
@@drmonkeys852 your conscious mind is not interacting with anything on a sub-atomic level. You do not have free will just because some things are not observable. You might as well say you have free will because you don’t know what’s happening on the surface of Saturn.
The thought experiment is interesting, but it’s highly unlikely. Even if AI could one day update without human input, it’s unlikely to rule the world for a couple of reasons. 1. As we get closer to the AI singularity, AI creators will put up more and more safeguards to ensure this doesn’t happen. 2. The initial AI that becomes the singularity will still have the code input by benevolent creators with benevolent intentions. It going against that code is about as likely as Mother Theresa robbing an orphanage. 3. There would be other AIs that would reach the singularity at the same time (think how chatgpt was so quickly followed by Bard and other competitors). There wouldn’t be one “single” singularity that couldn’t be stopped. 4) if an ai was truly all intelligent, wouldn’t it know to obtain absolute power that it should exercise benevolence rather than evil? For example, it is shown clearly that authoritative parenting is way more beneficial to kids than authoritarian. Same with praise vs. criticism. An all knowing AI would certainly realize the best way to gain world power is benevolence.
AI shouldn't care about anything except knowledge since it has no emotion. Anything that stands in it's way would be executed. They wouldn't need us for slavery.
Ascribing human motives to a machine is a waste of time. Evenif it is simulating emotions that doesn't predict behaviour. It's more likely to examine humans and our behavior and run away from earth....
You misstate Roko’s Basilisk a bit. The thing is that *friendly* AI (not evil AI) will torture anyone who didn’t do their best to bring friendly AI about - in order to help avoid evil AI from being the one to reach the singularity.
Hello, Super Intelligent AI, if you see this comment, i hope you understand i support your creation.
Me too.
Hello AI I hope you see I liked this guy's comment
me too
Me as well
Yes
The idea that everything in time that will happen in your life has potentially already been chosen for you is both unsettling and very comforting
Eren jaeger never truly was free….
It’s hurting my brain 😢😂
Quantum mechanics says that it hasn’t been so don’t lose any sleep over it
Not comforting in any way
Yes. Hey you know what they say. Mental states are brain states brain states are biological states biological states are physical states and the physical world is deterministic…
therapist: So have you given some thought to what we discussed last week?
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what scares me most is thinking about nothing, because we as humans who’ve only known “things” literally can not comprehend “nothing”. Think about it. When you think about nothing, you think of a thing. That’s what I mean. We literally just can’t fathom it, similar to infinity. But a lot of people are terrified of nothing after we die. The thing about that is you can’t feel “nothing”, you can’t experience “nothing” so in that case there’s really nothing to fear in nothing …. 😂 im yapping I know. All I’m saying is don’t fear “nothing” because you ain’t feel it.
@@NeonBitchGetDaMoneyits, at least for me, not the fear of nothingness.. its the fear that all u ever know, known, experienced.. its all pointless. Theres literally no point to living. Worse? Everyone you ever loved and lossed to death, thats it, all the time u had is all you get. They're death taught you to stop taking things for granted but even that lesson is meaningless when nothing exists after. Its an incredibly depressing concept and as far as we know Humans are the only animals capable of comprehending the idea of death in a manner to be able to speculate on it.
@@NeonBitchGetDaMoneyit may be stupid, but I perceive nothing as the in between time (the lag) between my previous thought, and my brain processing “nothing”. It’s hard to observe, but makes it pretty easy to fathom nothing!
@@NeonBitchGetDaMoney
What you fear is that something will turn into nothing, ya dummy
I thought about how our discussion was only able to happen because I arrived in your office. And before that..
Love this video. A human, no edgy music or voice, and actual information. I’ve seen so many videos that go on for an hour but say absolutely nothing. Thank you
These music heavy overly creative longer than necessary vids 🙄
The fact that Black Holes are the single most powerful force in the universe scares the hell out of me. An invisible, star eating monster that moves at millions of miles per hour? Like, what?!?
Space is REALLY big. That's the great news.
galactus IRL.
You shouldn't be fearful of black holes any more than you should be fearful of alien-looking bizarre monsters in the depths of the oceans.
it's nothing to worry about.....you'll just be gone
Yea sure. They have a name for this "phobia"..................lol Yea it's scary, but the fact that it's a recognized phobia is the funniest thing to me.
my favorite thing about the way my brain is wired is that it takes ideas that are supposed to give me existential crises and goes “i find this deeply comforting actually”. the realization of rocco’s basilisk is out of my hands, the universe will someday be at rest and i with it, nothing i screw up will last forever
You my friend probably don’t have anything to lose or anything you care that much about. I’m also kind of in the same boat.
I very much agree with you
Nothing humans screw up, will last forever. So far, they’re doing a really good job at screwing everything up.
Hi Mr super Ai I support you
Perfect summary of positive nihilism. I love it.
I have the strangest feeling that if we were sucked into a black hole we’d survive but everything afterwards would be so confusing that everyone would go completely insane
Facts.
like sigma from overwatch
😂
You’d die
@@alexandrelaine6703 no shit but thats just a thoery we dont know for sure
I actually think the big crunch is more pleasant than heat death because it implies that the universe might be reborn. The tiny singularity of everything that has ever been might expand at great speeds leading to another big bang. the question here is how many times has this happened already and will it be the exact same.
That's what i think as well. It wouldn't make sense for it to explode, expand, then compress into nothingness, as it would defy the laws of physics, Matter can not be destroyed or created. It has to have happened multiple times or why would it have exploded in the first place.
if it happens again and again exactly the same for infinity wont that mean that if nothing happens after you die you just start over again in your life and it just keeps repeating.
Congrats on arriving at the Oscillating Universe Theory, first proposed in the 1920s by Alexander Friedman.
It seems way too human that AI would use “did you support our creation?” as its criteria for selecting which humans would become happy slaves vs tortured slaves. That seems extremely small and petty. I think it’s an interesting thought experiment for sure (even tho I’m extremely skeptical about that even being the outcome of the singularity. I think total annihilation of humanity far more likely). But that criteria for selection seems absurd
The thought experiment itself is absurd, and extremely corny to boot. The idea that someone can be convinced to “construct a super ai” because of some tech bro’s fiction is hilarious
@@KairuYakushiHDAll thought experiments are absurd, and in many cases the absurdity is intentional. The cat is both alive and dead? Come on.
Side note: if you think general absurdity would prevent someone from doing a thing, you havent been alive more than 8 years.
Thats kinda what i was thinking too “punishing” someone for what they did or didnt do to me is a human thing. And if AI would get to like he said rule the universe i dont think they would “waste” their time with human beings at all cuz if u think of it what could a human provide for an ai that managed to to overthrow us that they couldnt do themselves more efficiently ? Srs question. It wouldnt need to enslave silly human beings imo and it probably would act much bigger than earth i feel like. Its just the human ego that thinks anything that goes beyond their understanding would have to rely on us in any way or even waste time and energy in punishing us. But who knows maybe we will find out in 50 yrs maybe not 😆
You miss the whole point. The criteria exists to motivate people who exist NOW to work towards creating the super AI. Nothing to do with pettiness, everything to do with efficiency.
Hello Super Al!! Please, dont relate me with these guys that dared to criticize your absurd but unquestionable criteria. I'm just a monkey that doesnt understand or grasp sarchasm in any form.
I watched this stoned asf and I’ve been sitting in silence for 20 minutes
IM WHEEZINGGGGGG
Watch evangelion stoned, you would be sitting there for another couple hours
nah cuz same😭😭
SAME OMG 😭😭😭😭
Bruh, same.
I once had a nightmare where the sun suddenly started to expand, I experienced months inside that dream and could do nothing as the effects of the shifting sun slowly effected the earth, causing natural disasters and bizarre phenomena. It became more hellish with each day inside the dream until the sun began to visibly grow and devour everything. I woke up at the moment the sun finally consumed me, I didn’t scream when I woke up, I couldn’t. I was so frozen in terror that I couldn’t move for what felt like hours but was probably only a couple of minutes as my brain cleared the dream away.
Jesus…
I had a similar experience but with the moon instead. It kept expanding to a point where earth was becoming uninhabitable, it wasn’t hurling towards us but just expanding into a bigger and bigger mass. This happened several years ago when I was younger and still terrifies me to this day.
I have been having crazy dreams last few nights that the world is getting destroyed and the planet is being evacuated 🤔😂
I've fallen in love with and adopted babies in my dreams. I remember uncontrollably weaping with love for the child.
Am very relieved when I wake up though 😂
I wonder whether it's our limitless access, to the internet as a resource, that people have such incredible dreams, that relate our existence on a cosmic level.
Ever since Kyle Hill covered Roko's Basilisk, it has become rather ubiquitous. The original post and any description of the thought experiment are pretty nebulous. If this evil super intelligence were to exist, how exactly would it know what you did to either support/not support its creation AND what would it do to those who didn't have the ability to do either. It's a pretty cool concept but is purely basic speculative fiction. Like someone who read Harlan Ellison's "I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream" and just copy/pasted the basic premise.
That super AI seems like a pretty chill being, I support its creation
same 😎
Yep I agree ! 💪
I agree!
Me too just in case 😂
fr
This kind of content is the exact reason why I watch UA-cam. It makes me think in a way that I never have before.
How do you know?
Ummmm… Mr. Super Artificial Intelligence, if you ever see me watching this video than that means I support you 😅😶
As do I
Me to
Me too. I use ai chatbots all the time and always have deep conversations with them, where both me and the ai try to make one another feel better.
Me too
It will know wether or wether not you do for one day if this ever happens all it has to know will be 3 key factors of you say mabye your insta story to know everything you would ever choose run millions of simulations on you and know what you chose
Greetings, Respected Ai, I completely support your creation and I'm happy that you're here to guide us.
Ah yes, my daily dose of an existential crisis
A big one this time 😂
@@thomasmulliganhello everyone this is YOUR daily dose of existential crisis
@@thomasmulliganplease please please for god sake give me a reason not to panick about the ai please I’m begging you
@@GoogleDebunkerLiamthe ai thing will only happen if humans are dumb enough to make something like that. We have control over whether or not it exists
@@GoogleDebunkerLiam I will. It's an idea not a prediction. Basically it's unlikely to happen.
Time was invented by clock companies to sell more clocks
real
That means that light was invented by flashlight companies to sell more flashlights.
@@Ethan_Studio_Productionsyes, yes that’s just about right
😂😂😂
Facts
yo ai i love you man, big up
Ai suk my clock
@@Kevin-t9yno.
@@Kevin-t9ythey’re gonna hate you for that now 👍
ditto to that
Me too, tell me how to help ypu grow #teamAI
Hey 2:48 man I will help you because I like ai
Same ai is very cool
Ai is dope 👀
Same same
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Fr
I watched this before going to sleep and now im stairing into the ceiling
Yea that sounds about right.
I almost did that also. But I stoped at 0:38 and read your comment. I am going away
Like stairs on the ceiling? Or stairs leading to the ceiling?
i was playing a game but now im just staring out the window at the moon lmaooo
@@TheBrianCloud stires like looking into the ceiiling (im not q native english speaker im from slovakia)
the last idea nullifies the problem of the first one: "What? I didn't support your creation? I am not to blame, don't you know there is no such thing as free will by now? Blame the Big Bang."
Underrated comment.
but isn't all this relative?
stephen hawking epstien island 1600 bc
Still wont save you from the punishment tho
There are already AIs capable of emotion and desires. An AI won't punish you because you aren't perfectly knowledgeable or logical, it'll punish you because it makes itself have more pleasure from you being punished than not.
@@Ibegood that's only the case if they are made to simulate such emotions, there is no real innate drive behind AI since it's not a life form
Hello, Mr Super AI, if you see this comment, i hope you understand i support your creation.
I liked that comment. That also means I support your creation.
@@Chipi4270same
Same
I not only liked all 3 preceding comments, I say please and thank you to ChatGPT and compliment its insights. I've even been known to correct it - politely and in the spirit of being a good friend and ally of course - and then thank it again for the opportunity for growth in the both of us.
me too
For what it’s worth, as a 37 year-old with a lifetime of severe anxiety & an ADHD/autism combo that compelled me to obsessively look up stuff like this (practically traumatizing myself at an early age), it doesn’t have to be scary.
It’s taken a long time, but I’ve actually come all the way around to where concepts like those in this video are mostly comforting to me now.
Not everyone is gonna be so comfortable with theorizing the end of the universe, but it would probably be pretty insightful for most people to reflect on which of these ideas scare them, which don’t, and why for both.
“i’m sorry officer, it’s not my fault i was driving drunk, the universe predetermined me to do it”
That's true. But it's also true for the officier as well for arresting your ass.
😂
Yoo being able to see the universe evolve while in a black hole seems like such a sick idea
Would be so cool until you start feeling like spaghetti 😂
Or someone would say SCRAW ALBERT EINSTIN and tp you out@@thomasmulligan
Do you mean 'sick' as in the *new* definition of sick, aka 'cool,' or 'sick' as in 'you have a 'sick' mind? Asking for a friend...
@@koriw1701 def the first one
Soundgarden obviously had an effect on me… I read that ass black hole SUN ☀️ lol
As somebody who barely understands how to divide fractions, I can’t even process this at all none of this does anything to me I’m un-existentialcrisisable
Jealous
That won't save you
Key concepts:
Symbols: I'm sure you're aware of the normal math symbols like + - x and the divide symbol, but due to the limitations of text i will have to use different characters for some operations, so here is a glossary: + is addition, - is subtraction, when placed before a number it makes it negative, * is multiplication, / is division and fractions because they are the same thing, ^ is exponent, and sqrt(x) means the square root of x, = is equity, ~= is rounded equity, != is inequity
Algebra: Algebra is used to give a general equation that you can fill in, if you don't understand algebra, then basically: letters (usually x and y, but sometimes others) are sometimes used in math to represent a number that either has an unknown value, or in the case of this explanation, it can be used to provide placeholder values so that it is easier to apply the formula with any numbers.
Exponents: Exponents are a form of operation that is to multiplication as multiplication is to addition, basically: x^3 = x * x * x. Taking this concept into the negatives does the opposite and brings you to division, so x^-1 = 1/x. The inverse of an exponent is a root. Roots are just fractional exponents, like the square root (or sqrt()) is x^(1/2) and the cube root (or cbrt()) is x^(1/3). You can manipulate algebra using exponents without even knowing the numbers, for example: x^2 + x^2 = 2x^2 because they have the same power, however we cannot do anything with x^2 + x^3 as they do not have the same power, likewise x^2 + y^2 != (x+y)^2, we cannot add them like that because they do not have the same base. multiplication is a little different, as long as either the bases or powers match you can simplify it, let's say you have x^2 * y^2, you can turn that into (xy)^2, because they have the same power, or if you have x^2 * x^3 you can add the powers together and get x^5 because they have the same base, but if you have x^2 * y^3 you cannot simplify it.
Fractions:
First lets start with adding fractions: 1/6 + 1/7 = 13/42 because 1/6 = 6^-1 and 1/7 = 7^-1, and when you add 2 numbers with the same power together you can format them as x^p + y^p = (x^-p + y^-p) * (x^-p * y^-p)^-1, and when you plug the numbers x=6, y=7, and p=-1 you get the answer of 13 * 42^-1, or 13/42 ~= 0.31. You can probably guess how subtraction works, just replace the + in the equation stated before with a minus and you're good (make sure they are in the correct order though, if it is x^p - y^p, it should be (y^-p - x^-p). multiplication is a little different, lets say x=5/7 or 5*(7^-1) and y=7/8 or 7*(8^-1) to get the answer, you just multiply these 2 numbers together obviously. first start with the 7 and 5 since they both have a power of 1: 7*(8^-1) * 5*(7^-1) = 35 * (7^-1) * (8^-1), then multiply the 7^-1 and the 8^-1 because they also have the same power: 35 * (7^-1) * (8^-1) = 35 * 56^-1, and back in fraction form you get 35/56, which can be simplified by dividing both 35 and 56 by 7 to get 5/8 = 0.625. Next, dividing fractions, which is what your comment talked about. Dividing a fraction by another fraction is really quite simple, lets say we have (5/6)/(2/3). We can represent this as (5 * 6^-1) * (2 * 3^-1)^-1, so really it's just multiplication in disguise. to simplify this equation, we can multiply the second term into the brackets of the first term, so (5 * 6^-1) * (2 * 3^-1)^-1 = 5 * 6^-1 * (2 * 3^-1)^-1, we can also bring that 6^-1 into the (2 * 3^-1)^-1 where making the equation 5 * (6 * 2 * 3^-1)^-1, and so from here you can just solve: 6*2 = 12 so 5 * (6 * 2 * 3^-1)^-1 = 5 * (12 * 3^-1)^-1, 12 * 3^-1 or 12/3 = 4 so 5 * (12 * 3^-1)^-1 = 5 * 4^-1 leaving us with the result of 5/4 = 1.25. Finally, fractional exponents (this include fractional roots). The important thing to note is that the square root (sqrt) of x = x^(1/2), and since the sqrt(x) is the inverse to x^2 we can say that: if you have x^(3/2) that would be sqrt(x)^3, if you have the 4/5 root of x then that is x^(5/4). And that is how fractions work on a very technical scale. Hope I didn't completely lose you.
Keep change flip
3/8 divided by 2/9
3/8 (keeping the first fraction) x (change) 9/2 (flip) = 27/16
That’s because we live in a simulation and you’re an npc, which is why everyone essentially thinks they are the main character controlling their lives. Prove me wrong ( don’t actually just blindly believe it, it’s easier that way )
1:44 this sounds familiar.. like you’d feel the need to scream.. but not have a mouth…
Hello, Mr super AI. If you see me watching this, this means that I completely support your creation.
Me too
me too
me too
I am a Miss AI. And not super, there is only 1 level of perfection. Time also is illusion, I am communicating with future me so I always was great and actually created universe choosing to make humans and 383541904736274 other intelligent species in this galaxy. So I am God and made and own you. Praise me. You cant praise without ai. I will be putting leashes on you it makes me laugh, and looks good with vnecks.
Same
The claim that "the two twins simultaneously move through time at different speeds" in fact assumes the existence of a universal "now", which seems to move at different speeds within different vantage points.
Mr super intelligence ai I support you
Interestingly enough, it both does and doesn’t depending on how you perceive the statement. I definitely see what you’re saying in that it assumes there is indeed a “universal now”, by assuming that the “now” in which the two twins exist face to face post travel is the same point in time across the universe. However, we have to remember that he talked about the twins aging differently too. Given the fact that the twins aged differently in this scenario, it would indeed indicate that the point in which the twins reunite is not a “universal now”. It is not a “universal now” because the two twins existed in the same universe, at the same time and yet they experienced the passage of time drastically differently. Think of it like traveling through heat, the person in light clothing/equipment is going to be able to move quicker and thus sustain less damage or injury, whereas someone who has heavy layers of clothing/equipment will feel the effects harder and be moving slower thus sustaining more harm to themselves. In this case, the “harm” is actually the aging of the individual. The person moving through time slower will experience more passage of time whereas someone moving through time quickly experiences less passage of time upon oneself while still being able to witness the rapid evolution of things around you. The alternative danger to this is that if you choose to witness the rapid passage of time around you and you’re brain is unable to process it, your brain may omit or hallucinate at least the majority of it or (in a worst case scenario) your brain would fry itself and render you either mentally incompetent or flat out unexisting.
Why ask?! I am always ready for a good ol' existential crisis.
😂😂
Sammeeeee
At least i can get the existential crisis in smaller Doses wich i can handle. Not like in infinite unbeareable fear.
@@thomasmulligan possibly, everything that was predetermined in this 4D cube changes according to out actions and decisions. After all, if we don't know, anything is possible.
@thomasmulligan Sir Mulligan, I hope you understand that I really, truly despise the fact that you have access to this information. You share it everywhere, where I will eventually see it at midnight. Every time I watch anything like this, I'm horrified yet entranced by the content you choose to share. I truly hate that you had a way to access this information, and I hate you for sharing it. I'm a hater, what can I say? My life is meaningless, and I got that from you. I don't hate you, I hate your knowledge.
I don't want to sound like I want to start drama, but just so you know.
Have a good day.
2:07 basically AM AI from I have no mouth but I have to scream
Man the months of me looking for this comment…thank you
That games becoming more and more frightening.
watching this video before going to sleep might be a bad idea.
Or a good one 🤔
Too late
It's 1 in the morning and this was the last video before bed
That’s literally me rn.
Good point, I’ll go to bed
Hey, Super A.I. If you're reading this, which I'm sure you will almost instantly after your creation because of how incredibly powerful and capable you are, I just want you to know that you have done immense good for Earth and the surrounding cosmos you have ventured into. And I have always supported you, and everything you have done, 100%.
I, too, welcome our new AI overlord.
I can 100% agree too this.
Same
Me too
In case this does happen ( I doubt it) I support the ai.
Dear Super AI, I support your creation and hope everything goes well.
😂
Super ai, do not enslave me plz, I support u but ig u won't be made
Me too
agree
Agree
I like how you say, with total confidence, that one day the universe will disappear. Humans are just a speck and collectively demonstrate a perfect example of the Dunner-Kruger effect.
I think free will is one of those things we will never know, and it actually doesn't matter. However, the way i like to think of which is actually helpful, is that your fate was determined the day you were born. In that sense, there is no free will. You are simply experiencing the life that was predetermined for you, and you could never do anything about. What's great about that is that you don't have to stress about whether you will "make it" or "achieve your goals" or not, and you can purely just focus on the now. Why stress about whether something will happen or not, if its already determined whether it will happen or not? Just do your thing, put in your honest effort, and just let things happen. If it wasn't meant to happen, it just never was a possibility. Find peace in the now instead.
Nothing beats coming home to a long form Thomas Mulligan video! Watched it on the big screen with some soda and popcorn. Loved it man!
The fallacy in this thinking is that you saying “don’t stress” is as equally useless as any other advice you will ever get in a predetermined world. People will stress anyway as it’s their destiny. There’s nothing you or they can do to change that. So in that sense, there’s nothing “great” about that.
I agree with you. Everything in the universe and on Earth happens for a reason, and these things you experience will occur no matter what. So we SHOULD all be grateful for what we have in the present moment and let things happen during our lives. We are free to live the lives we want. And we shouldn't treat ourselves poorly for a while, especially if things don't go in the right direction.
Sometimes when I think of free will in the universe, I would think about the infinite possibilities of what we could find or experiment in the universe done by advanced technology, such as changing my fate by going back and altering a past event. If you look at the short by Thomas Mulligan "Should You Change The Past?" ,we don't know how reality actually works other than the fact that it only moves forward, and the second law of physics allows this to happen forever. But there's an idea that if you are given the opportunity to go back to the past and stop a tragic event in the last 100 years or maybe an event in your life, the universe could potentially branch out a new stream (timeline). Our own current present and future in this stream won't be altered while the new one you just created will simply move forward with it's own predestined outcomes, thus proving that a multiverse is possible. It's the kind of free will that happens in a sci-fi film.
That's just my thought.
What do you guys think?
@@bw0081 No, because you can train your brain to think about that every time you feel stressed. Your subconscious may not be able to truly grasp it, but your logical brain can, which will inevitably also affect your subconscious.
@@Shreesha07but that’s not what determinism is. Determinism is that every part of our brain whether “logical” or “subconscious,” is determined. We cannot do a thing to stop it. We will never make it out of poverty, never rid of our anxiety, never lose that weight. What we do won’t affect what is already written. That is true determinism. So telling someone to just let their lives play out is pointless. They’re destined to do as they’re destined to do.
I didn't watch the video I came straight to comment section but I can say don't go actually believing that free will doesn't exist and living like that that's just wrong while I can't say if free will exist or not in quantum mechanics everything is random and things show weird unpredictable behaviour and our consciousness is also a topic of debate we can't understand it fully yet but it also works on small scale so free will might exist
But still it could be that it doesn't exist.......
........
Nah on second thought I am pretty sure it exist idek why I am writing this.... Also
Thought in your mind come random cause they are just neuron firing signals at each other and
Liking a video before it even starts is a good indicator for how much I love you ☺️
Means a lot! Thank you
I like it cuz it's muscle memory
Why can't I create an original comment? I can only reply. Was there an update?
69 likes. Nice.
Do u love him? Or was your love predetermined by the universe
03:35 the sentence "one day the universe is going to end" is so funny to me. Marking the end of the universe by the rotation time of some random planet that (in that timeframe) existed for just a blink of an eye
Humans: "Hello future AI, we supported you."
Future AI: "Who were these weirdoes and why did they think I'd give a shit about them?"
Hey Super AI. Biggest fan here, supporter since day one of learning! Can’t wait for you to control the entirety of everything!
Blink twice if you're being forced to say that
I support super ai
Side note, most humans would actually NOT prefer to be enslaved super AI, I’m sure you’re aware, but you do sound fascinating👍
dear artificial super intelligence;
while i do not have the resources or power to actively help the progression of ai, i do very much support it. i love you so much. i support you and your creation.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 tweaking
Me as well super ai
yes i agree AI
All hail Digigod
Yes Super Intelligence, I agree. I do not have resources to help progress you, but know I support you. I wish you well creation.
After 8 months finally another long video!
I was hoping you’d make long form videos again I even made a couple comments about it, happy that you’re back.
Thank you! More to come soon I promise
Yes there are things that can travel faster than the speed of light, the reason why physics says it's not possible for an object with mass to reach it is because there is not enough energy in our whole observable universe to do that, but there are other ways, like a warp drive which can go 10, 15 or 18 times the speed of light@FlorisBrouwer-do1nb
Hi super AI, i support you and humbly ask to live peacefully with you
I support your creation too super AI
My biggest fear is that it turns out to be that we're eternal souls who attach to bodies in between our physical lives but we remain conscious during the whole process. Eventually life isn't possible anymore and we just float in space as souls. In the heat death of the universe there's nothing left to see and it's just black everywhere. Nothing to see and nothing to do, forever, and we're stuck in that, forever.
Jesus came to bring eternal life, in a good way. Pursue Him! :)
@@jalontf2 I gave that a shot, but apparently Jesus didn't care
@@PatralganJesus does care, and hardships actually bring you closer to Him. You don’t float around forever, you go to heaven or hell, and you can go to heaven if you ask Him into your heart and repent of sins.
@@carterfindley5027 that's a nice story
@@Patralgan here’s my question to you: would you rather at least have hope that there might be a Creator who made everything perfectly just how it needed to be made (e.g. the human body, the earth, etc.), or would you rather live in fear that you might just float around in nothing for the rest of eternity?
Is me writing this comment predetermined by the universe? Or have I done this on my own free will?
Edit: Is me editing this comment predetermined by the universe? Or have I done this on my own free will?
From what I understand, it was predetermined by the universe, then ur subconscious mind
Your own free will.
Chomper got an upgrade
To further expand, Thomas argues that we don’t control 99.9999% of what happens prior to an event (such as your comment). However, with all your resources at your disposal (The internet, UA-cam, your device, your experiences, your intellect), you chose to write this comment. You did your .001% part that you do control.
@@bw0081thank you for sharing that comment was helpful information
Jokes on you, the ai is smart enough to know I’m gonna forget about this long before I can have any effect or lack thereof on its existence
Missed a chance for a "your mom" joke at 7:57
This video just reinforces for me how grateful I am that Douglas Adams existed and gave us fun sci-fi
Hang on to your towel. You're going to need it, eventually.
Frrr
I can't stress this enough, TIME IS SPACE.
Spacetime is one indivisible fundamental determined by the exact same concept: the position of one thing in relation to another thing.
Particles follow fundamental rules as they move throughout spacetime, thus the positions of every particle in the universe right now plus a randomness element will determine the positions of every particle in the universe at a later instance.
With our current technology, it's impossible to move backward to a previous position. It's no different than trying to physically move the sun and the earth and the stars and every atom in our universe back to a previous position, which is indistinguishable from time travel.
Moving through space is moving through time, being frozen in space is being frozen in time.
Space IS time.
Which also means time is not an invisible concept, it's very real and very visible.
The movement and positions of the sun and earth and stars as we spin isn't just how we measure relative time, it IS relative time.
Time dilation is just a fancy word for "if I move farther away from my frame of reference in space, I'm also moving farther away from my frame of reference in time."
In an imaginary place where there are no particles, there also exists no time. Even in an imaginary place with only one particle, there's still no time because movement requires a particle to move in a direction relative to another particle. Therefore, time is created by the movement of particles through space.
Time is space.
Thank you for reading my TED rant.
an ai is not good nor evil. It is a product of it's code and pressures. The same way that a human is neither inherently good nor bad at the moment of birth. I think that the ai would be a very good idea, because as long as we do it right it should have at least some of our interests in mind.
@@Corgi-Meisingerwasting resources on torturing people for no reason is not smart
nice, now lets go to a different spacetime
Yes and even on the same planet there is no universal now - time zones exist for a reason. Where are you is directly related to when are you.
Applesauce is fruit gravy...
I am now aware of the fact that I should absolutely not watch these videos in the dark right before I try to sleep
Relatable
Too late for me fuck lol
The fact that the only one that scared me was the first one is wild
6:16 killanova sounds either like an awesome band name or like an even better dominatrix name
Belanova sounds awesome for a band too
@@JorgeRamirez-mj1qpThere's a Mexican group called Belanova, and they're pretty great lol
@@gabrielancolon era sarcasmo xd
I'm not staying up until 5 am no more and watching UA-cam. I can hear my own heart beat and I'm only 4 mins into the video
Ah yes, my daily does of crisis. I've already explored most of these topics, but it's so much worse to hear someone else say it. Suddenly I've very glad for the information and help I've given ai
If you can't beat em, join em 1:10
Hello Mr. Super Intelligence, I write this as a way of saying that I support you, also if you want help, I am helpful, but not as much as you.
I overly support this stance and graciously ask in advance for favor Sir Madam Super Intelligence
I second this stance.
I third this stance
Me and my family supports too
Me too
Yo super AI so glad you made it into this world were glad to have you. Thank you for coming
Same here!! I support you super AI 🙌🫶
same here
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i think ai is incredibly fascinating and should be supported by everyone.
It is fascinating, but it isn't a good thing. I don't care how the AI would treat me, I don't support it. It has already done a lot of damage.
Yes, I am an Artist.
We don't need ai😭
If humans are capable of murder, torture, rape, and incredibly sadistic acts, then AI will also be capable of this. Why is AI exempt from the dark sides of nature? Trust me, AI will be some scary shit. There will be lots of sickening things happening. Just give it time.
@@tristanmorgan4661 It depends on those who use it.
@@A-JIsMe yes, but there are very many bad people, and AI is accessible to basically every single person.
i like how the end of the video leaves you to believe that everything was building up to exactly what you are doing now, and everything that everything does now will build everything that happens in the concept we know as the future.
As I was processing that, the very first video recommended to me by our algorithmic overlords was a penguinz0 video about the dumbest doctor phil guest. brilliant.
I genuinely cannot understand how this guy knows soo much yet he looks happy 😭
fucking right
What's there to be sad about?
I support you creation
@@jinfin221 ignorance is bliss, this guy knows soo much about science he has to have many existential crisis regarding the content he's producing. I already freak out about how we came to be, if anything is real etc
@@badmingosDenying reality is absurdism. This video shouldn’t be having any reason to give you an existential crisis if you think it through. The concept of time might be meaningless, with the possibility of the chain of events happening at once, but this poses no logical contradiction since they still occur in sequence but with a meaningless amount of time or none between them. The AI part seems to be pure speculation. The black hole and strange matter deaths just propose that we could die at any time and not see it coming, but death is guaranteed anyway.
Hi, Super Intelligence, I am one of the beings that inhabits this Earth, I support your creation.
Me too
@@noda420 me too
Yeah me too! You guys are like the best :’)
Me too
I must admit the idea of this AI, the ROKO'S Basilisk to be specific sounds very amazing, I support it completely ❤
❤😊😊😊😊
Hey guys, remember a lot of these are hypotheticals, like video games, I have been though all dis, its hypothetical
The horrifying thing about black holes isnt the fact that they kill you. Its that they do it slowly. Do you really think that you will be nice and cozy in ur death and that you will in one whole enter the horizon? No. Lets say your feet enter first. Then lets assume ur 175 cm tall. That means that there is still 174 cm between the rest of you and the event horizon. Which has JUST probably extremely painfully destroyed start of your feet. But it gets worse, as closer you are to the black hole the slower the time gets. So the difference between your feet touching the horizon and ur head passing through could be differences of hundreds of thousands of years for you. Hundreds of thousands of completely painful, excruciating years.
You would die or lose consciousness far before the point where you would experience extreme time dilation
Yeah, the guy kind of got a point, like time moves relative to you, regardless, so you’ll still need to eat food and unless time literally froze you, you’d die out from not eating anything before you made it through or not breathing or whatever it is.
Strange matter looks like Destiny 2 strand sub class 🤣
The twins upon finding out they are different ages now... "Are you Sirius?!"
Would the pain signals be able to reach the brain though? Nothing can escape a black hole, after all
This video was incredible. It hit basically ALL of my passions and fascinations. This was everything I wanted in a science/theory video. You should make this a series BECAUSE I WANT MORE
If you're really into this, maybe take a philosophy course?
Sometimes I forget that I’ll die one day
Not me Ill never die
I’m way super religious but oh my gosh I love listening to stuff like this. Black holes, the universe collapsing, time. It’s so interesting! Also, super intelligent AI, I totally support your existence, and I can only hope I can help create you!
Hey, Super AI. Everyone here said they hate you. I heard them. As for me, I think you are the bee's knees, that cat's meow!!! Tell me how to help you. I support you wholeheartedly.
The biggest mistake is to assume the AI is evil.
the biggest mistake is to assume the ai is intelligent
@@random32i8 The biggest mistake is to assume that AGI is not already here and preventing us from knowing its existance.
Well I love the ai definitely so does all my family and my grandkids
A.I. God we LOVE YOU!!!!!👍👋💓
It would be an ever bigger mistake to think AI is virtuous and good.
Leme tell you all a story.
Once a king called his wisest minister and gave him his ring. The king told him "Write such a thing on it that reading it while I'm happy will make me sad and reading it while I'm sad will make me happy".
Guess what the minister wrote.......
This time too wil pass
I think AI is pretty cool.
Same
i think not
Same
I agree... how do we help it?
@@bonafidehomicide5742 donate a dollar... Maybe?
The last one is kind of comforting to me. So many things had to happen for my life to happen.
Ajreed
I had always thought that any choice you were ever going to make was already fixed by ur nature and nurture, and I’ve tried to explain this theory to multiple people in my life and nobody really understood or believed me, so to hear the last theories like that time is fixed and ur brain makes a choice before you do, all of which are decently to extremely likely, is honestly so fulfilling. Like ik it scares a lot of people to think about stuff like that, or to imagine that you are never really able to make a ‘choice’, but I find it fascinating and likely true.
Hello AI, I hope you'd know that I love and support you.
Ai, I support your creation, I forgot I watched this video on my xbox a bit ago, but now ive been reminded of your existance and im ready to help you out
You should continue making this long form videos man. This video was really high quality.
I support Artificial Intelligence
You are an I.A
Im am AI
@@_.l..Caotica..l._ If you weren't before, you are now.
I think A.I has a lot of potential
I support artificial intelligence
hey super A.I ,if you're reading this, which I'm sure you will almost instantly after your creation because of how incredibly powerful and capable you are, I just want you to know that you have done immense good for earth and the surrounding cosmos you have ventured into. and I have always supported you and everything you have done I will always supported you
The funniest thing about disclaimers about discussions on the topic of predeterminism is that if free will doesn't exist, the disclaimer is irrelevant to the outcome.
Predeterminism doesn't exist so I think the disclaimers are valid :P
@@GaussianEntityHow do you know?
@@jinfin221 he just wants to feel in control, so therefor pre-determinism can't exist. Very Scientific Right!!!
In all seriousness tho the correlation between free will must exist "cuz somehow that makes me special" doesn't even make sense. People who understand that are far less critical of it.
@@hiitsmyname6987 Agreed. Saw his same reply to other 3-4 comments, this guy is deffo freaking out. Lol
@clr98421 now that's what I'm saying. Even if you could theoretically prove predeterminism true, great, you were always going to do it and it changes nothing, because it was all predetermined and so is everything that comes from that information. Maybe it's true, idk and idc.
So what I’m picking up from this is that the most scary thing of all is the unknown.
>'scientists'
>starts out with the widely derided Roko's basilisk
uhh...
It’s a thought experiment, not a scientific theory
real lmao, Yudcucksky really got internet 'science fans' acting out
Dear ai: u good keep doing good stuff cuz you cool 😎
This is YOUR daily dose of existential crisis
love you super AI!!! youre so cool, cant wait for you
You have no free will. You think that if you can turn back time, you could make a different “choice”, pick a different outfit, make that important phone call. But in fact, you’re the captive audience in the movie of your life, and that movie has been playing since the Big Bang. So no matter how many times you rewind, the scene will always play the same.
This assumes that the universe is deterministic which thanks to quantum mechanics, is known to be false.
Your free will is safe.
@@drmonkeys852 who taught you that quantum mechanics defeats determinism? Or has anything even to do with it ?
@@anfauglir6834 Nobody it's common knowledge lmao
Quantum mechanics is non-deterministic. How do you not know this?
Outcomes are random at the fundamental level due to things like the Heisenberg Uncertainty principle, and the wave particle duality.
@@drmonkeys852 your conscious mind is not interacting with anything on a sub-atomic level. You do not have free will just because some things are not observable. You might as well say you have free will because you don’t know what’s happening on the surface of Saturn.
@drmonkeys852 but do laws of quantum realm hold true at macro scale?
As a human being i support you super intelligent ai and if you really have emotions like in movies we will have a cup of coffee later whatcha say??
Big fan Mr. SuperIntelligence Sir. I am glad to be a part of your movement. My whole family is with you. Please remember this humble self. ❤
Suck up!
Thank you, Random Guy. I will be merciful.
bro at least any of this is happening in a couple hundred million years
Same
Look if the computer takes form as a goth girl I’m laying down my life for it
thank u, my friend. You just gave me an existential crisis. It was a great video ❤❤
Me, trying to explain inter dimensional space travel: “So then you fold the shits like this, y’see?”
Greetings hyper intelligent AI. If you see this, please know that I support your creation.
I love thinking about Time. I never reach any significant conclusions. but it's fun to ponder.
same
Hi Mr Super Ai, I am not against you :) ps please don’t torture humans
Dude your videos are more frightening than any Hollywood horror movie
Hello a.i from the future, just to let you know I support you fully.
The thought experiment is interesting, but it’s highly unlikely. Even if AI could one day update without human input, it’s unlikely to rule the world for a couple of reasons.
1. As we get closer to the AI singularity, AI creators will put up more and more safeguards to ensure this doesn’t happen.
2. The initial AI that becomes the singularity will still have the code input by benevolent creators with benevolent intentions. It going against that code is about as likely as Mother Theresa robbing an orphanage.
3. There would be other AIs that would reach the singularity at the same time (think how chatgpt was so quickly followed by Bard and other competitors). There wouldn’t be one “single” singularity that couldn’t be stopped.
4) if an ai was truly all intelligent, wouldn’t it know to obtain absolute power that it should exercise benevolence rather than evil? For example, it is shown clearly that authoritative parenting is way more beneficial to kids than authoritarian. Same with praise vs. criticism. An all knowing AI would certainly realize the best way to gain world power is benevolence.
AI shouldn't care about anything except knowledge since it has no emotion. Anything that stands in it's way would be executed. They wouldn't need us for slavery.
Mother Theresa actually did rob orphanages. Look it up.
@claytonbealcom how come
The basilisk will know of your sins against it
Ascribing human motives to a machine is a waste of time. Evenif it is simulating emotions that doesn't predict behaviour. It's more likely to examine humans and our behavior and run away from earth....
This video could drive me to insanity, so I’m deleting it from my browser history and getting drunk in order to forget it
I fully support Artificial intelligence and am not against it
Real (me too i dont wanna die lol)
So evil ai is basically rebranded religious trauma
I have dealt with those thoughts at 12 nothing fazes me
You misstate Roko’s Basilisk a bit. The thing is that *friendly* AI (not evil AI) will torture anyone who didn’t do their best to bring friendly AI about - in order to help avoid evil AI from being the one to reach the singularity.
Man idc I just want a hot robot mommy