How Much Does Your “Ghost” Weigh? | Because Science
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2020
- [ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 3/30/2017]
Yikes. Is there after-life weight-shaming, too? Ghost in the Shell shows us a world where people’s consciousness or “ghost” can be downloaded into another more technologically advanced body, but how would that work? Kyle weighs the options on this episode of Because Science, now airing for the first time on the Because Science Channel. - Наука та технологія
Chill guys, this is Kyle's ghost, not a repost.
How are you fricking everywhere?
Lol
AJ the firework wolf where is he?
17ab17
On his own channel now
I SEE YOU IN LITERALLY EVERY VIDEO
@@mr.pov.mp4597 Every time I see a comment like yours, I wonder whether the irony of it makes a sound when it wooshes over your head...
Edit: Oh wait, it's not irony, but I can't remember the word for what it is so meh
How does antman breathe if he is smaller then oxygen molecules
perhaps the suit allows him to breathe. the helmet will probably have shrunken oxygen. this is the reason why Ant-man does not shrink without a helmet.
I'd put this on Kyle's channel. This one won't do it anymore. It's rather doubtful these are being read honestly.
He doesn't need to
@@mudpie6927 What are you talking about? He would still need oxygen. My assumption is that he has an oxygen tank. When he shrinks, the oxygen molecules would likely shrink as well. Which would be very hard and if we had that technology we would be able to accomplish so many things.
My assumption is that he has an oxygen tank. When he shrinks, the oxygen molecules would likely shrink as well. Which would be very hard and if we had that technology we would be able to accomplish so many things.
Because science is like the ex that knows they screwed up the best relationship they'll ever have and just keep going back to old photos and videos to punish themselves.
hey its my favorite off-brand thor
The "21 grams experiment" was rejected also because the body wasn't isolated and some gas has been expelled from the dead body in the time interval from first measurement and the last measurement.
I remember seeing a film in the theater in 1978 called Beyond and Back about near death experiences. That film dramatized that doctor "weighing the souls" of dying patients. In the dramatization, terminal patients immediately lost 21 grams at the moment of death. It's funny, I remembered that film being narrated by Orson wells, but I looked it up and it wasn't him. Then I was thinking it must have been the "In Search of Noah's Ark" film I remember seeing as a kid. Wrong again. It was "the Man Who saw Tomorrow" about Nostradamus that Orson Wells narrated.
what if this is just a ghost version of kyle?
How do I known this?
*because science*
Looks like we have similar tastes because I'm always running into you lol
It is a ghost version of Kyle, I confirmed it with some clients
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Very interesting hypothesis to make you think for this one, but so many possibilities with it, maybe we can one day know for sure, great vid
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Our consciousness is probably an emergent property of the different regions of our brain working together.
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@@999fine5 well said
You're a politician, right? You've managed to say absolutely nothing.., with many words. Bravo!
@@johnlshilling1446 Simply because you don't understand the words doesn't mean they are meaningless.
Yup
The brain is not all you are. It contains all your memories but there are glands around the body which contribute to emotional states and such things. Without those you are not the same person. At least as far as I see it. This also puts the idea of a head transplant in a different light.
So how would data be dealt with after the ghost transfer? Like how would more data be applied when learning new things like language or tech skills, would there be a limit to the amount of data that the ghost could hold?
1 petabyte now fits easily into a large box (LTT built a petabyte into a storanator about a year ago and recently upgraded to about 1.5 petabytes because it was getting full). In a few years, it'll fit onto something the size of a human brain.
LTT?
man i just watched cuple of ur older vids and wanted to check ur channel out and just seeing ur view count ruined my day. you should be getting wayyy more views
The problem with transferring a human into a homunculus is that you'd need the whole brain or you'd end up with something like me. The Major isn't human she's a Tulpa Simulacra of a girl that died.
This guys awesome, I love this channel.
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@@fallen_vague28 Thank you for the link
I remember mention of old experiments where people tried to measure the difference in weight at the moment of death. I don't remember them reaching any conclusions.
Having played Destiny 2 a lot recently, I thought Kyle would be discussing the physics behind Ghost.
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5:02 this probably could be used to explain why your limb feels so heavy when you're awake but the limb is asleep, or could even be used to explain why you can't during sleep paralysis. It's because your "soul" doesn't have the strength to move objects (or heavy objects at least).
With enough will power it's possible to move your limbs during sleep paralysis (which I've done like 3 times now), some people who were vegtables at some point have reported if they tried hard enough they could focus and be able to move the less heavy parts of their bodies like fingers and toes.
However this is a matter of focus and not strength
@@NoSubsWithContent sounds a bit like "mind over matter"
> With enough will power it's possible to move your limbs during sleep paralysis
Or just wait a few seconds for your brain to flush out the GABA and glycine that it releases to induce atonia to prevent moving in reaction to your dreams. Maybe some day, they'll produce a pill that blocks glycine and ionotropic receptors and metabotropic GABAB receptors to prevent sleep paralysis. It works with mice. 🤞
I'll uhhh, take your word for it...
Have you already make a video on Near Death Experience?
Hah, when I saw the title of the video, I immediately thought of Duncan MacDougall's experiments where he tried to measure the quantifiable weight of the human soul but got blasted by the scientific community for the ethical and scientific viability of his experiments.
Now could you make a video about captain cold? Now would it be possible to recreate captain Cold's cold gun using the cold plasma technology that we have today, like a flamethrower but with cold fire.
I feel I’ve seen this video before. Also, here’s a question, is Arrowverse’s Batwomans’ bike strong enough to stop a van with just two hooks; one anchored to the ground and one for the van.
It's a reupload. He's no longer on this channel. ua-cam.com/users/ScienceBasedLife
Your ghost does not weigh anything. A person's soul exists in a different dimension, and in our, physical world, is immaterial.
Can you do a video on General Grievous? Why you would or would not want to be?
Hi kyle. Big fan of your nerdy stuffs. According to Duncan MacDougall, he found the difference between the weight of his patient immediately after death may be due to stopping of blood flow (does that immediately stop, or Duncan lied to us in the context "immediately ", maybe the difference occurred sometime later. I don't know ) . As you can see , when you are on a weight scale, if you move slightly the reading displaces compared to the reading when you stand still. But, that for a large scale difference. When you increase the precision, you can observe such small displacement caused due to gradual stoppage of blood flow. Hope you read it and react in footnotes😉
So glad to see you back, Kyle. This isn't the same without you
leokaiser1024 he’s not back. They’re reposting old episodes
He's not back. Has his own channel under his own name. Should sub there for the quality content you want. Because science is just posting old videos of Kyle's so they don't completely die off while they scramble to find a new host.
Screen Rant is the same way; they know they're dead without Ryan George. You'd think these companies would pamper their golden gooses as much as possible. ¬_¬
The "ghost" of my lunch probably weighed a pound and a half, which is why I had to chop it up before I flushed.🤔
*The More You Know🌈🌟*
*"NUFF SAID"*
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something similar happened to me once as well, the smell was... unpleasant so to say, only problem was that there was nothing close by to help me fix the issue, so i just left it there in the formerly only working toilet, the smell slowly filling up the ground floor and making its way up the stairs in my then school with 1200 students, the smell was something similar to cow manure mixed with sewage water with a hint of rotten egg, it was the middle of winter, some negative 20-25 degrees c on one of the years last days of school, they did not care that it was cold, they opened every window and door that could be opened, and some of the closest ground floor classes moved out and held class on the school yard, it was a fun day.
@Kyle with the whole arm ripping bit if her fingers were mechanically locked out and didn't fail before the elbows did she could totally rip her own arms off. Body buliders face this reality with torn muscles and tendons you just remove the failure point effect on the joint in question.
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If there's something strange,
In your Neighbourhood?
Who you gonna call?
Kyle Hill
Charlie
The cops
Not THAT kind of ghost.
Kyle o Kyle can you do a video on "THE ATOM" from the DC universe on his PHD Quatum Bio belt.
Given that it’s you your identity being stored on SSD you’re going to want to make sure it has backups. The question wouldn’t be to store it but how many backups will you have. You would also want a kind of analytical program to compare the copies to address any discrepancies in the data. Correcting bad sectors and making it available to change out faulty drives. Striping and Mirroring would help in writing speed, and the availability to restore from backups. This isn’t going to change your number much even if you added a million copies of data the weight doesn’t change, but the storage device does. This had been the thoughts I was contemplating when you had discussed your Jupiter brain idea. Once we get to the point of having a storage device that size or at least large enough to store an individual. I don’t know the technology we will have to store backups and such but would see this as a priority or we would see data loss happen very quickly due to speed issues heat and hardware failures.
But are all those backups separate individuals? Does the machine that's actually processing the data count as part of "you"? What happens if someone trips on the power-cord and the system shuts down, do you lose everything since the last backup and revert to a younger self? These are the ghosts (in the shell) that haunt me.
@@user-vn7ce5ig1z If two backups are activated then after are there now two of you? Do each of you have the same rights? Your backups that get restored are in essence clones? If your active self is destroyed by an individual on purpose, but a clone is activated is it just destruction of property sense your still around so it's not murder. This would go for cloning of flesh and blood people. If this becomes a viable option and someone is murdered but a clone is created and memories restored to a point what crime has been committed? If you have a clone while your active and it does a crime are you responsible, or get cloned to take responsibility. These would be the legal questions of cloning governments would need to make legal president.
I’m actually setting up a lab to build exactly the type of bodies talked about in the beginning. Crazy world we live in eh?
Still 21g? Any sub atomic particles or charges our bodys can hold or manifest?
• So what is the total weight of all the data in the world? 🤔
• Curious that they re-uploaded this just a couple of days after someone referenced it in Kyle's live-stream (which Kyle didn't recognize and breezed past). 🤔 People have conjectured about his sudden departure from Nerdist and considering his reaction when someone asked if the Facility is in the Void, I think it's safe to assume it was less than amicable. Shame. :-|
I'm surprised you never did a theory if you can become robocop
Would we not have to factor in the weight of the robobrain that were put into? After all data can't exist without a medium of storage for it to be in.
Wait a second? Why ya'll reposting old stuff now that the main host is gone. I just found his new channel and you guys are posting the same time he does?! That's shady and messed up.
Someone made a reference to this video in Kyle live-stream the other day.
I felt like that when I was younger
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Love that series of movies
Conscious immortally sounds awesome!
Oh, I thought I was on Kyle's channel.
I think it would be interesting to go at it a different way. Start with the 26g difference and calculate the energy from that. See where this idea and the one tried in this video collide
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Hi Kyle. Big Fan of your show. I have something I would like you to try and address, either as an episode, or even a personal response would be great, really.
I just watched the Rick and Morty episode, "A vat of Acid" from Season 4, and had some queries, now that portal usage has become clearer:
Point 1 : In the many world's subset of portal travel, for example, as seen in the current episode "the vat of acid" episode, the repeated travel of the episode's Morty through various 'worlds' leads to a situation where, even if the conservation of mass is satisfied (as the Morty's are simply liquefied), the information contained in the wave function that represents a particular version of Morty is not, in fact, it's highly likely that the information is stored in the remote control, as, when Rick converges the wave function into one 'net Morty', the observed 'world' function collapses to contain elements of all of the previous worlds mentioned above. In that case, one particular 'world' wave function, is now the net result of all above world wave functions, and hence, these worlds, and the choices that led to them, either do not exist any longer, and one world wave function is simply contains vastly more information, or are permanently entangled with each other, such that, any choice that led to the formation of any of the those 'worlds' now imply that all those choices must be made or not at all (the 'time' of said choice, and branching world formed by the same, would also be entangled, since the wave function has that as well, which would mean that any possibility of time being parallel ( i.e. to put it crudely, 20th May, 1300hrs IST in one world = 20th May, 1300hrs IST in the other one ) should be kicked out of the window, and any subsequent travel to these entangled 'many worlds' should now have a shifted time axis from the observer's point of view??
To cut my rambling short, any interaction between many world options should prevent subsequent travel to the same world, while simultaneously creating a load that has to be absorbed by 'something'.
Unfortunately, my understanding is insufficient for me to resolve these ideas, but I would love to hear your thoughts on this issue.
Point 2 : On the issue of travelling to entirely separate multiverses, as Dr. Tyson pointed out, the fundamental laws have a chance of being different, and hence, my assumed solution to the problem would be that the 'portal liquid', whatever it might be, forms a film that isolates the subject passing through it from the laws of the alternate multiverse, forming, for all intents and purposes, a 'law bubble', however, this law bubble too must interact with said universe, and hence, should Rick and Mortys travelling to other universes actually look like humanish blobs of utter 'blackness', surrounded by a halo of visible light, part of the energy give off by the constant micro-annihilation happening at the contact 'surfaces' where the two sets of universe wave functions interact?? Presumably, the light given off by the annihilation are simply the collapsed form of the interaction based on the observer, and furthermore, that their very ability to interact with the alternate multiverse, and any objects/people etc. contained within, is observer outcome dependent?? Are they consuming said 'portal fluid' , and hence, depleting their universe??
Again, I would love to hear your thoughts on the matter.
If what I have written above is nonsensical drivel, I apologise, and can only say that my limited knowledge and comprehension led me to these conclusions in the 30 odd minutes while watching the episode. Please do recommend some books and/ or papers on the topic(s), if you don't mind.
Thank you, and please take care of yourself. Regards
He left 2 months ago. They're reuploading videos. If you want an actual, possible personal reply, go to his channel - ua-cam.com/users/ScienceBasedLife
I'm confused, and perhaps a bit behind the info curve. I thought Kyle quit this show..? Was there reconciliation?
He did quit the because if science Channel and started a new one on his own named Kyle Hill (because of science channel belongs to nerdist and every video Kyle did while he was working for them) so these videos are old reposts they even put it on the descripción of the videos
Sooooo...if u want more New and better Kyle material go to his own channel : Kyle Hill
1995 ghost in the Shell is epic
I read in a book that human memory was equivalent to 3 Pb, was the book wrong or its other thing?
They could have all just used a different source, we don't know the actual value of how much storage the brain has, because we don't really fully understand it, besides the fact that thd brain seems to have an incredibly advanced compression algorithm so it never really forgets anything per say, it just hides it away further back, but if you were to say restudy something you've done before but forgot, you'd remember it much much faster and understand it a lot easier then you did when you first learned it.
I've also seen that number hit 5 PB, it's just an estimate.
Not surprisingly, the value changes all the time. The brain isn't exactly analogous to a hard-drive, it stores information in a very different way (which we don't even understand), so it's not as simple as calculating how many bytes it can store. (In _Johnny Mnemonic,_ he can store 80GB of data in the storage device in his brain, and uses a "doubler" to be able to store 160GB, but has to transfer 320GB, with the excess going into his actual brain.)
Pretty interesting!
You should do the science about the show called "into the night" its on Netflix. Thanks
This kind of science is indeed interesting, but one major flaw becomes whether or not consciousness is indeed separate or connected to the body. If it's connected, we could only hope to really just copy the conscious mind to a computer, which means that we as us would still exist within our bodies, and then cease once bodily function ceases. The copy would remain.
If, though, consciousness is indeed separate from the body, then such a true transfer might indeed be possible. That then opens another can of worms because the consciousness could then be equated to a soul. Either way, we as ourselves could be fully transferred and awakened in a new body.
It then becomes a question as to whether or not science can accept the possibility of a soul or ghost existing, because it's very existence independent of the body would be required in order to actually transfer you, yourself, into a new body, and not simply creating a copy. That's just my thoughts though.
My body is a flesh mech and my brain is the pilot
Iv always wondered if you could "download" a brain to say the cloud would you be able to and then send it across mass distance would that then in theory be teliportation? If that conchaseness include all the memory's and esperance of the orgainal? O->->->->>->->->>->->->->->O
I honestly would like to upload a copy of my Consciousness on the internet, but not my entire being. It'd be nice to exist in the real world, while having a digital copy running around in the internet. Then maybe, I could be in two places and have enough time in the day to do everything I need to. It's a grand idea I would entertain.
who remembers when kyle was on Nerdist doing Because Science?
Me lmao, I was there to watch him split from the Nerdist channel to this channel and now I've also lived to see him split from this channel to now his own official channel "Kyle Hill" lol
Wow, what a way to capitalize on Kyle.
Its their content they can do what they want. They own because science and this was obviously pre-recorded a while ago.
Imagine trying to upload 2.5 PB with modern tech
The largest HDDs are 16tb now which means 160 drives in 2.5pb. So however fast you could drive that to the datacenter to be directly on the internet backbone. Or it would only take a little over 3 days if you only want to use your 10 gigabit line
zeabeth thanks for the knowledge mate
Yes but doesn't the body weight less when we die (Because of the fact that some of our weight come from the things moving in our bodies).
Or the air in our lungs that’s released at death
Also haven't they made terabyte chips now so that's only 1000 of those to get a Peta byte maybe I'm miss understanding can I get help lol
Let's just hope that the 1TB flash-drives that someone's consciousness is transferred into aren't crappy Chinese fakes. 😒 If someone says they can transfer your consciousness into a drive that's only $20 (and especially if they speak Engrish), run away.
@@user-vn7ce5ig1z lol we are still many years away from transfer but still believe we can eventually get there
Imagine extracting the neurons and connecting them to artifical sypnases. Neurons dont age so its just when the computer dies when the neurons die. And dont forget the claustraum.
The dead body the guy weighed probably had a intestinal surge after they died, or he took their clothes off
Got to say, I like this format more.
More than what? Kyle's channel?
seven minutes 9 seconds to explain that ghosts are ethereal. . .
The nature of consciousness is still a mystery. But I do not think it is just memory and so storing the data of a brain would not be good enough.
Thanks ghost Kyle 👍
Man, and I thought being less than a speck on the galactic scale of things made me feel small and insignificant... 😵
I pointed to my stomach brain.
wait a minute, in an episode about living forever you said your brain holds 3.5pb...so which is it
10¹² (10^12) is a trillion, what you had written out (10^15) at *4:20**/ **4:21* is actually a quadrillion.
Posting this just 1 minute after Kyle posts his own latest video to his own channel. Its like your internet stalking your Ex.
Because Science has always been on Tuesdays. If anything, Kyle is the one that chose to keep the same upload schedule for his new channel as when he was doing Because Science. You know what they say about old habits… 🤷
(That said, it is curious that they uploaded this after someone referenced it in his live-stream the other day. 🤔)
What would have to happen to gravity for us to bounce around on earth like on the moon
Wonder if he considered the emptied bowel
What if the date transferred from your brain is just a copy of your consciousness and not actually you?
Ostensibly, this would only be done (or at least only acceptable) with people who are dying (like in the Amazon show _Upload._ )
I wonder why kyles markers doesnt even dry?
What is the weight of everyone on earth's ghost compared to air? Would we all float away?
Luminous beings we are. Not this crude matter
I think this proves that the afterlife exists.
Aren’t I in my upper spine?
Can you talk about how GN drives work from gundam 00
Try asking in his new channel. Is unlikely that Kyle would respond here.
Ask on his new channel
A ghost soul is 198 cm tall and weight 255 to 437 grams
Who said that the electrons in your body are the only thing that make up your conscience?
Not Ghost Recon?!
I love your job Kyle, and....
god damn it you are handsome man !
Keep up the wonderful work ;3
He left and started his own youtibe channel named kyle hill.
He has some good videos and i rocommend you check them out.
and unsub from this channel so they don't make anymore money
@@wesleyc38491 wait what ?
What happend ?
He won't discus it, so people just assume the worst (though from the way he reacted during his live-stream when someone asked if the Facility is in the Void, it seems like was less than amicable). Screen Rant better watch out how they treat Ryan George…
@@user-vn7ce5ig1z I mean, even in the French UA-cam Community we are seeing stuff like that, people change with time, and sometimes for the better... I'm not really surprised somehow. Let's just hope it's not a big drama.
your ghost still keeps its brain
So would a genius' ghost weigh more than a nit wits, because they have more "1s and 0s" of information? Cool video btw loved GITS!
I think smart people just think differently, not more
I'd love to see this compared to the supposed weight of the soul (21 grams). How many petabytes would that be?
About 525 trillion petabytes of data?
The 21 gram soul is a complete myth. Total garbage science
@@caseyalan5398 obviously, and yet still interesting.
Why do people hate on this channel I love it
Because they've become attached to the host more than the content, and Kyle's sudden and unexplained departure has left everyone assuming the worst, so they're stanning on Kyle and hating on his "ex".
If you take an empty hard drive and weigh it, and then fill it up and weigh it again, I doubt that the difference would be very great. So I don't think your "ghost" has any weight.
The ghost isn't something material.
That's why it doesn't have a weight.
In my opinion we’re all just brains in flesh suits
Plot twist
The guy whose ghost weighed 21 grams just had a brain with a really high capacity, way beyond 1 PB.
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Actually a more interesting question is what if Duncan MacDougall's observation was *correct* and the weight loss of 21 grams was in fact the weight of the information that left the body. So lets take that 2.5 Petabytes/2 (1.25) and make that "x" and set the mass for 21 grams and solve for it. Well... when you rearrange things you take 21 * the c^2 (which I used the square of 300,000,000 mps) and divided by 10^ -15.... and... assuming Duncan was correct the patient on his table gave up not 2.5 Petabytes... but actually the human soul he measured gave up 1.89 Domegenegrottebytes or 209,832,151,654,154,632 Petabytes.
If you want to a real ghost in shell you're going to need a bigger hard drive. Because science!
@Bruno Felipe That's why its called an assumption.
well we have 100 TB SSD now so we will need only 10 of them
I thought it was "word line" not "world line"?
Oh bro... This is way too deep!
I dunno about you but all my thoughts, fears and desires come from my brain...
6:15 weeellll technically would be no... wouldn't it?
If you can be defined in data form (what ever it may be at the time) & if it can be "frozen" as in SSD not losing data when it loses power, then no, you could be copy pasta-ed & not be unique.
Although you would be different as soon as 2 different "you" started to experience different things...
But if you can be copied that would mean you can be put in a virtual setting & analyzed, becoming predictable & all that.
What's so great about being unique anyway?
GLORY TO ARSTOTZKA! :P
So, now that Kyle's gone... you just repost? Wow... Just wow...
In their announcement of his leaving they said they would be reposting and posting never before seen videos until a new host could be found.
even if you manage to gather all your brain's data and make a digital copy of it, it still stays just that... a copy.
A part of your brain needs to be present, the part where the "you" is... the decision maker, the thinker, dreamer, talker, the one that shows emotions... put the brain parts that are responsible for making you you together in a synthetic body and voilà you are possibly immortal (as long as the degradation of the brain cells are stopped and the brain continues to function normally... and the artificial body is taken care of)
if someone argues that as long as the digital construction of your brain is exactly the same as the physical on, then you will continue to live in it even though your physical self is lost... I say that that's scifi bs right there...
souls aren't real and you won't magically pass over to the digital brain.
If we ever got to that point of copying brains in machines and this comes up, there's a simple test we could do to see if I was right or full of crap...
connect a person to parts of his digital brain and disconnect that physical part accordingly (these have to be the vital parts)... if his conscience isn't obstructed by some degree, then he can indeed be 100% safely "transferred" to the digital world and you have my apology!
So what you’re saying is that our spirits are lighter than air?
On behalf of Whovians married to non-whovians, what would it take for a human to kill a dalek??
I wouldn’t be me anymore if only my memory and consciousness were uploaded to a machine and digitized in some way. but I would accept a brain transplant - transferring my brain to another cyber body that is identical to the human body in all aspects (it could be of another appearance since I am not considered a good-looking person by society) and that has all the sensibilities and senses. then I would still be me because I am the brain that writes this text.
Yea programming someone into a robot body wouldn't be a bad idea, but how would we do it if we dont know where our conscience is, how to access it and how to understand it yet? I'm no scientist I'm just a smart 14 year old. Its just a hypothesis.