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“look at this sheet of paper”
*8 minutes later*
“we are now at the edge of the universe”
*mind blown*
We got taken for a ride for sure.
And that happens to be how long it took photons to leave the photosphere of the sun and reach earth.
well that escalated very quickly
@@simon-pierrelussier2775 If that was intended then I believe Grey is the best story teller I have seen
I'm not sure what this video was supposed to teach me but I'll be more careful around paper from now on
Be afraid, for the forever lost consciousness of a tree now has the infinite power of the metric system, it’s forever expanding laws and space seek for either the simple destruction of our very existence, or the complete replacement of all matter that exists or ever will exist. Be afraid... be afraid.
@@AmphiStuG, uhh what? Explain in simpler terms please?
@laith, nope, I got nothing srry
@laith, oh wow. Ok then
@@aura_flower3385 it was a joke
I always find it interesting that there are more subdivisions down than we have doublings up. the planck length is at 226, where the observable universe ends at 184
Yeah, we are in the larger part of the middle of everything.
Well I mean it's based off a piece of paper so that doesn't really mean much tbh
proportionally, our cells are in the middle
@@zanorok5896 sure it does; it means that on a log scale from planck length to observable universe, a piece of paper is on the larger half of that scale. Many people might find that surprising, as the person who commented that did.
226-184=42
2^42=4 trillion😳
2^226=107 unvigintillion
2^184=24 septendecillion
Paper getting infinitely small: Has an existential crisis
Paper getting infinitely big: *Has an existential crisis*
Normal people: "hey A4 sheets fold in half and maintain the exact ratio. Cool!"
CGPGrey, having his fifth existential crisis this week: "Everything is mostly nothing."
why
@@oliverhumphreys8141 Who knows? Why have we done anything? Why do we focus so much on this size of paper when there are planets that must be discovered? People to meet? We could’ve done so much, but our own limits we have created have stopped us.
@@sheeloesreallycool ah
"It all~ returns~ to nothing~"
@@sheeloesreallycool human knowlage and curiosity what else
"A4 x 2⁵²" could be enough to stop an asteroid. Paper beats rock.
How many zeros is that number
@@throwawaty5575 thanks
@@throwawaty5575 15 zeros*
@@vetle9399 I believe the number in the top right denotes the number of zeros. Correct me if I’m wrong though.
@@throwawaty5575 only if the base is 10
What I liked most about this is that a) I learned that A0 paper exists, b) it is a satisfying, perfect 1m^2
Yeah usually used in huge posters and architecture working drawings
I thought you learn that as a small kid when you ask: "Why is it called A4 and not A37?" :)
It is also made of mostly nothing.
1m x 1.41m akchully
@@gabrielkind2970 No! A0 has 1 m² area. That is 0.841 × 1.189 m
Love the re-use of "Illusion of something solid" at two completely different scales: A4 x 2^(-76) and 2^140
And "the reality of x, it is made of mostly nothing."
"What are you watching?"
"...mostly nothing."
He isn’t wrong
dont let this distract you from the absolute fact that bungee gum has both the properties of rubber and gum
This statement is true regardless of what exactly you're watching.
why
@@donottrustanyonelol in Lithuanian rubber and gum is the same word
"Hey Grey, look at this sheet of paper for a second."
Grey: (transcends reality)
CHIM
there is no reality to transend for there is nothing. in the smallest virtues of reality we see nothing and from the farthest reaches beyond our comprehension, there is nothing.
@Luís Andrade That is true! our current understanding of nothing is the lack of existence there is if there is a theoretical measurement of nothing and emptiness then that nothing becomes an ever-expanding ball of something in the distance of what we perceive as the reaches that our lights can't even see. So therefore in nothing, there is always the possibility of something so something will always exist in our existence.
doctor: what you see in this picture
Grey: a sheet of paper, to be exact a metric paper on which is everything that is made of nothing...
@@Shaymin0 Why do you assume that in nothing is always the possibility of something, maybe there is true nothing but you can't comprehend it?
This video makes me realize how much of a giant I am, bigger than so many things, but it makes me realize how tiny I am, and how earth is basically a quark inside an atom inside a grain of sand in a desert the size of a galaxy
Going further, that galaxy-sized desert is itself but a quark within the grain of sand that is our galactic cluster. Within the great desert that is the observable universe. And beyond, as the video states, for who knows how long.
@@agnetalykins7564 Terrifying is not what there is to be afraid of but is instead the inability to comprehend the unknown.
Man really explained the entire universe and nothingness with a piece of A4 paper.
Grey 10 years ago: "So this is why we should get rid of pennies"
Grey now: "After studying a sheet of paper, I've been reminded that everything is nothing, everything we've ever known and loved is all foggy shapes in the ethereal."
Grey 10 years from now: "....
@@benjaminzerr6708 "hovers above ground ominously"
@@NN-mh4bj **speaks in reverse**
Grey 4 months ago: hexagons are the bestagons
I bet reading a book upside down is a simple enough challenge for him now.
"I need a way of describing reality"
*looks down at blank paper*
"I've got it!"
-CGP Grey, overcoming writers block by embracing it
Writers block...metric paper...metric block!
great
Batman
A blank sheet of paper has always been inspiring, but it takes a certain kind of mind to see it in a different way.
The speed of light being described as heartbreakingly slow really speaks to me. There is so much cool stuff in the universe, but even at the fastest conceivable speed, almost all of it will forever be out of range.
“Sir this is a Wendy’s.”
Came for cool paper facts.
Left with existential dread.
now imagine looking at A4 every single day!
Dido
I don't think living is important anymore... maybe it's all... maybe everything we do is for nothing.. maybe there's no point in living at all.
@@edvardsauzins7041 , but however, you only live once. You only get to experience your own existence for only one time, so try to live happily, make the most of it and don't be an asshole to anyone around you
😆
Smallest metric: here is something that is actually nothing
The largest metric: here is nothing that is actually everything
Also, mostly nothing.
Damn...
** The largest metric: here is nothing that is actually something
🙌🏻
@Noah H most likely. I guess.
I don’t think I’ll be able to look at a sheet of paper again without having an existential, gut-wrenching reality check
3:45 if I'm right, if we would fold a paper to that little, it would be taller than the observable universe
*"S-Sir... All I wanted to know is if you wanted the receipt..."*
Oof
This made me lohle
Sir this is a wendys >:I
this made me chuckle
A cvs receipt is longer than the width of the observable universe
If you didnt have an existential crisis in the first half, don't worry, CgpGrey got you in the second half
nah
nope i don't have existential crisises on any video
Yeah you’re just weak minded.
He hits you with the double whammy
@@onxiaftw you don’t use big words with small words in the same sentence that’s just stupidence.
If I had a dime for every time Grey changed the title or thumbnail of this video, I’d be able to afford a channel membership. Oh wait!
I wasn’t aware I was about to go on an existential journey guided by a piece of paper but there it is…
"This is a normal sheet of paper."
"-Or is it?"
*Vsauce music plays*
Ngl CPGray doing a collaboration video with Michael Stevens would be so cool.
"what defines something as a sheet ?"
HEY VSAUCE MICHAEL HERE
Or "This is just a normal sheet of paper, right? WRONG! it contains the key to the universe, from the smallest things, to the largest." (@FurretWalc Kurzgesagt)
Props ro the camera man who tool a picture of the observable universe and the milky way last to the guy in 3021 who found a another part of observable universe trillions of light years away
**Starts zooming out from the plank length**
“Ok, maybe he will stop making me have a crisis”
**Starts doubling paper**
“Oh no”
Same I feel like I am going to cry
Just wait until he does a video on the C and the B formats...
Anyways.
If you didn't expect him to go the other way, idk what to tell you
the crisis only got worse
A4/2^64 could also just be called A68. Not a very common paper size, but well defined.
Is it just me, or would anyone else love to experience this in VR
It's sad CGP Grey had to leave the observable universe to make this.
Ya but he came back
His rocket must have been huge
this is gold wooosh bait
Yet he didn't tell us what he found there. He told us mostly nothing.
@@uknownadait’s cause he discovered the universe aren’t hexagons
Fun fact: the house Grey is in doesn't exist. That location has a building holds a gas company and a telecommunications provider.
That’s interesting!
How did you find this out?
@@birbthetopicman2851 Zoomed in on maps to the rough area in England based on the river shown in vid, found the location based on the streets and buildings shown. biggest clues were the trident shaped road to the south-east, the two circular roads in the north corners, and the blobby shaped building next door to Grey
I was wondering that,
i couldn't imagine he'd use his real house
@@Yorie1234 The place he used was in the kind of borough called "City of London" (It's not technically part of the UK's capital city called London) It's one of the densest built, and has the tallest skyscrapers in the region
Also has been around for so long, noone actually knows how long it has been around for.
Just came here to learn something about metric paper. Now I am having an existential crisis, thinking about reality pixels and the endless void.
Yeah, and that everything we experience is mostly nothing with a very thin cloud of things that barely even exist masquerading as something.
All hail A4, all hail the metric system!
Seriously though. I don't know if this video is meant to be poetic or an existentialist piece, but I love it, for sure.
"You can only fold a sheet of paper in half 6 times. No more than that."
CGP Grey: ...and now we're at the Planck length.
A perfect example between the difference between practical and theoretical mathematics.
True, though you could also make the argument he cuts them in half, which is - as docincredible remarks - theoretically (near) infinitely possible.
I just folded it 7 times
sure it doesn't have its ratio anymore, but still
The world record is twelve. Its a myth that the size and thickness don’t matter.
@@definitelynotjustasquirrel8319 Exactly, its just that halving the thickness only gives you one more fold, and a paper is so thin that its hard to make it thin enough to fold it many more times.
If you make it larger you can do it, but still, if its to thin it will break instead of fold, so its a matter of physics and material.
I think aluminium foil should be foldable more times since its thinner than most paper but I have not tried it.
I came here for light entertainment.
I left with an existential crisis.
yep
You need not fear an existential crisis such as this. Personally, I find it almost more freeing that we may be utterly insignificant in the scale of the universe, observable or otherwise. I think it allows us to set our own limits, our own expectations, rather than trying to find some sort of universal expectation of what should be.
Well, there is mostly nothing to worry about.
Lol
Part of me agrees with you but the other part is left infinitely hopeful.
The concept of the infinite rectangle ratio is huge in the Steel Ball Run manga. I recommend it to manga fans!
I really thought it is going to be like how did they come up with this system...I didn't expect this at all.
CGP Grey: "In conclusion, I like A4 paper."
I like A999 paper
@@YALMSL I like A-140
Maybe he should study a course about brevity 🤣
the end is not true, if we can't see out we can' t tell what there is out: could be other universes less than a centimeter from our universe
Paper
Normal people: "Hey, could you hand me a sheet of paper?"
CGP Grey: *contemplates life, existence, and nothingness*
CGP Grey is on steroids
How can a piece of paper give me stress I never felt befor
Epic and philisophical
No such thing as nothingness, please drop this facile cynical nihilism mindset.
yeah about that i still have a question nobody can answer: Why is i? why is us? why is existence?
I think Grey went insane during quarantine, this scares me, and I don’t get scared unless it’s something like this
This video is very powerful for understanding everything we are as far as scaling goes, but also just goes to show how our own scale, where we live and observe, is really the most important to us because it fits us. The rest of this stuff we know exists, but will never truly observe or understand, at least for a very long time. The things on our scale are explained with our communication, using the senses that are tuned for this level of understanding. Look what we’ve done with the scale we’ve been given, the scale we are bound to. We have limits, but do we really know where they are? The limits haven’t stopped our own expansion of understanding, and unlike a lot of other levels, our scale is full of life, compared to the vast nothingness on both ends. If nothing matters on both ends where nothing happens, I wanna stay where things do happen and I can bring myself to comprehend, but I think that’s more easily said, and I’m probably pretty ignorant compared to what things could be but I just wanna say to those who are having existential crises that it’s not a concern and will never be a concern, in our lifetime. And if it is we can cross that bridge when we get to it.
I've seen many scale of the universe videos but never one that was filled with such a sense of cosmic horror
try the video on size of black holes by kurzgesagt
And paper.
same, he perfectly encapsulates that feeling of innate, inescapable dread
he should be a horror writer
Indeed, this video was soo deep I got a paper-cut from it.
This was positively uplifting compared to Kurzgesagt.
2:27 "where hexagonal arrangements..."
Because of course they're bloody hexagons.
My heart jumped in fear, thinking he would go on another bestagons rant
@@CGPGrey No words needed.
@@CGPGrey praise the hexagon!
@@CGPGrey could not have been more true
The most fascinating thing about his videos is that they are so mind blowing and amazing that it makes you less regret on watching UA-cam videos.
The real problem is when you fold a sheet of paper, you halve it's length but you double it's thickness, so folding it 2^100 times would give it a spike with almost zero "lengh" and unimaginable "thickness" of ~2^98 meters - you would need a very thick folder :)
Conclusion: "damn that is a large sheet of paper"
And apparently, the universe should be called A^-184.
@@Uarehere Now I'm thinking of how many A-184 cardboard walls a box should have to contain it, since a six-walls box won't do the job - for being just tridimensional.
@@guilhermesartorato93 There is the change from 1 to 6. Six times. 36 walls for a four-dimensional box, perhaps?
@@Uarehere your galaxy should be called A4x2144
Yes I’m at a different galaxy rn okay just don’t question it
POV: your philosophy teacher when you ask for another piece of paper
Lmao
Lmao
Lmao
Reminds me of "powers of ten"
I was about to write that comment, then I thought, "Surely someone besides me remembers that film..." Very much presented in the style of Powers of Ten. Lovely work.
Not very often does a video about such a mundane topic bring me such existential dread. Great video!
So what you're saying is.. this perfectly-shaped rectangle... is the bestangle?
No such thing, hexagon is bestagon.
@@pinkneko13 not bestagon. Bestangle
You may multiply multiple hexagonal bits to tile t-wards infinity as well
Lol
it has the one thing the bestagon doesn't, it divides into itself. So it should be the bestangle
I'm impressed that a piece of paper would give someone an existential crisis.
Ok???
This is CGP Grey, the guy who became fixated with hexagons for a while, and who went on a crusade to find out who owns Staton Island.
I feel like CGP Grey can have an existential crisis over anything.
Yo Mama!
I read this comment before and after watching the video. It didn't make sense before, but boy did it hit hard after.
Watching it back again.... I like the subtle foreshadowing in the print examples. Well played.
I have never sent such small or such large paper letters.
But an A4 letter folded twice fits nicely in a C6 envelope.
Because A4 paper is folded twice, it is A6 size.
"... so anyways, welcome to Kinkos. What size paper did you want me to copy this onto again?"
The size of the observable universe
@@Qwertytsuna I accidentally folded it, it’s now half the observable universe.
"Yeah, can I get that in A184 please?"
@@micobob2883 congrats, you've just folded space time and created a wormhole!
A -184 please
Teacher: Okay, class, please take out your A4 sheets of paper and fold them in half.
CGP Grey: ...this A4 is a door... to the exponential spiral of everything...
that will A5 mr
A5 then A6 And so on The Spiral Of insanity continues
Sadly we only have 8 proper sizings, A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, and A7.
Gyro... This was the reason for lesson 5... Thank you. I cannot express any other word.
THE PERFECT GOLDEN ROTATION ENERGY!
1. golden rotation isn't a thing
2. it's 1:sqrt(2), not 1:(sqrt(5)+1)/2
@@Nebulisuzer its a jojo reference
@@Nebulisuzer we know, but its a jojo reference
@@Nebulisuzer 🙄
I remember this music from an old video with the same concept - zooming in and out. It's nice to hear it again watching this.
Kutzergast: Our videos cause existential crises
CGP grey: Hold my bees
Truly an admirable attempt at spelling curts-gay-socked
Pls don't hold bees.
@@marafolse8347 KURZ GESAGT
ACHTUNG!
It's Kurzgesagt
Why stop at that spelling! Go all the way:
Kotsergast = puker guy in Dutch! (Yes, we left German behind)
I... just became an A4 convert. It's been nice letter size 🙋♂️
why are you here
I converted after the Hexagonism video
Yeah that's... not how life works? Like, are you planning to move? Buy your office a new printer? What exactly do you mean by "convert"????
@@tech99070 it means he'a gonna use metric paper for printing purposes from now on i guess
which is great,
metric system makes everything better
This is the video, that convinced me to set up a Patreon account and join the Bonnie Bees. Absolutely outstanding!
Me: Just watched some Kurzgrsagt and now have existential dread.
Grey: Hey, hold my paper.
Ah yes, the 2 channels for existential crisis
"Sir, this is a Wendy's drive through. You're blocking the other customers."
Lmfao
Creating a snake effect :)
Sir! Sir Please!!
Why is this "its a wendys" comment so popular right now? I read this on every other video
Why am I not surprised this joke Is here
Me, an Australian who grew up with this kind of paper: yeah our paper system is the best, I know exactly what this video is going to be about.
CGP: The organs of the bee...
Me: Whelp, I was wrong.
It was at Reality Pixel aka Planck Length I realized we got duped. This was going to be an existential crisis ride.
...Wait, you mean not every country uses the A4 system?
@@Nalehw Huh Letter is still very popular. I thought both was still a thing.
@@Nalehw America is always the exception for metric
Plus sometimes Canada, a few other countries in the Americas, and the Phillipines
@@Nalehw Americans have a bunch of weirdly shaped paper sizes with no relation to each other.
This is my favorite video from UA-cam, i always come back for a rewatch
this has sent me into a rabbit hole
keep doing what your doing man! 😄
This is why America doesn't use the metric system. they can't handle it.
CGP Grey taking a mouthfull of shrooms and stares at a blank paper.
@@PrestonT-ff8hn liberia is basically a satellite of the USA and Myanmar is slowly transitioning from the imperial system
@@unepintade Myanmar has never used Imperial, Its transitioning from their own traditional mesures. The Only imperial measure they used was Miles For roads
Soy mexicano, vivo en America y uso el sistema métrico al igual que muchos otros países americanos, aunque se a que se refieren con “America”.
@@erikgranados2395 sí
How did I know I’d find one of you weebs on this video
You know, at least when kuercragzat gives me existential dread, they at least show me cute birds
maybe you meant kurzgesagt
Kurzgesagt not "kuercragzat"
@@Aminal321 Maybe he meant kuercragzat
But CGP Grey has Bees
@@SurnSensei kurzgesagt is very hard to spell, its resonable he spelled it wrong
thanks for letting me know that everything is so small, yet so big at the same time
He is able to induce existential crisis to many people just from talking about a piece of paper
grey 10 years ago: ‘here is how the UK works’ ‘here is how voting systems work’
grey now: ‘everything you know and love are but illusions that flicker in the dim light of a melancholy lightbulb that, like the universe, will one day fade’
Thanks to him, we're about to have Approval Voting in Denver
Artistic growth indeed
Sounds like he watched Vsauce during that time. /hj
Thanks for this, grey, now I can’t look at a sheet of paper without having an existential crisis.
@@CGPGrey damn you
@@CGPGrey Grey i have a question.
When is it too late to say “Yeetus to the fetus”?
@@CGPGrey Wait, is that a PICTURE? In a UA-cam comment section?!
@Mek_T ඞ
This is the type of visualization that makes me realize I'm much more interested in the vastness of space than the infinitely compact void of Atoms and quarks and such. I get that it's fascinating but imagining that, ultimately, matter is just what makes up our existence, and outer space IS our existence, waiting to be explored, fills me with a sense of impossible wanderlust that, honestly, is scary, but very peaceful at the same time.
I know I'll never be able to go explore space like Star Trek or Mass Effect, but that's why it brings me peace to know that I might as well enjoy my time here, pondering and wondering and contemplating, thinking that somewhere out there there might be a similar being possibly pondering the same thing I am.
The most satisfying video, I have come across! Didn't expected the metric paper video will navigate me to a microscopic cosmos.
This video is what would happen if Vsauce focused on one topic for more than a minute
Me thoughts exactly. Very reminiscence from the classic vsauce
Content of video: if you made a really big piece of paper......... uuuhhh...... it would be really big! (it's sad that anyone could find this interesting)
He forgot the most essential element of Vsauce..... But why? *Vsauce music intensifies*
@@geckowizard9058 It's not the paper that we care about, it's the things we compare it to, and how easy it is to move so fast from something to nothing.
@@geckowizard9058 It's sad anyone finds any marvel movie entertaining, it's all fake, really.
Or that people find any games entertaining, it's all pixels, really.
It's sad that anybody lives life, we barely matter in the bigger picture of the universe, really.
It's sad that you try to make people feel bad about themselves for enjoying a video made to be enjoyed.
i thought this was gonna be about how brilliant Metric Paper design is. Still glad tho
it wasn't not that
Its still that
I thought it was going to aim for the golden ratio
It does
It does all of that
this is *not* where i thought this video would go. amazing and breathtaking. thank you.
Whimsical, ethereal thinking there. Nice going CGP Grey!
Moral of the story: the fastest known object is the camera zooming away from CGP Grey’s desk.
It’s both the slowest moving object, fastest moving object and fastest accelerating object in different parts of the video
Grey has quite an arm, doesn't he.
Lies, my batcopter is faster.
Technically, problem of space-"travel" is a problem of space-"time" and if you can just switch places (like with quantum entanglement) then you arent faster, but you are timeless. Then there is a bored teenager that just wants to watch his latest spaceshow from the other side of the galaxy but cant because his device is broken and he/she is pissed why the hell it wont do that one job it is designed for, worthless.
@@5daboz actually photons themself are timeless. they experience all of time at one time, from the moment of there creation to the moment they cease, all is as one moment for them. the interior of black holes is more apt, as time becomes space itself, and space becomes time as we know it.
Can we all take a moment to appreciate how well the voice is synced with the zooming?
If you haven't listened to HI, he used to practice his scripts in an office with thunderstorms as background noise pacing back and forth and I know this one was at home but I can just imagine how strange this one would sound especially
At 3:55?
ok
The speed of the zoom also changes a bit to sync up with his speech.
Technically more so the other way around. Video is synced to audio
With so much nothing on all sides, inward and outward, how wonderful is it that we exist at the same scale? The vast, unknowable reaches of space are dark and empty, but here on a little ball of mud we have warmth, and light, and cats. Happy new years everyone.
It's amazing how Grey turns a typical A4-sized paper into a philosophical question. 😮
Beginning of the video: A paper ratio that easily scales!
End of the video: Existential dread!
Exactly correct
Precisely
Exactly
But why is this an existential crisis?
Grey is what you call a lateral thinker.
The most impressive thing is how fast exponential growth is. I mean u only have to double 400 times to get from the smallest thing that can possibly be to the size of the whole observable universe
And then remember that diseases spread exponentally 😬 (although the exponent is not always 2).
Imo, the coolest thing about scaling the universe exponentially is that human neurons fall right in the middle. Human neurons can be about a hundred microns wide (1 x 10^-4 m). A micron is a millionth of a meter, so a hundred of them would be a tenth of a millimeter. If we convert the unit of measurement from one meter to one-tenth of a millimeter, then human neurons have an average length of 1. Make the same conversation to the planck length and the diameter of the observible universe, and you end up with 1.6x10^-31 and 8.8x10^30.
'only'
@@bigman25plus25 400 really isn't a lot when you think about how you're going from the smallest possible measurement to 8.8 × 10^26 meters. I mean, just compare 400 to 8.8 × 10^26 and you'll see what Whynachtsmann is talking about.
@@andrius0592 not always some have a grow rate of ,5 meaning for new infection only a half new one gets infected this is how we removed the measles.
Whatever I was expecting by clicking a video about Metric Paper, it sure wasn't this.
Brilliant. Wonderfully done. Thank you.
This is a sheet of paper
*3 minutes later*
We have now reached the edge of human understanding
Isn't that what paper is for? Creating ideas as far as the mind can imagine?
A video titled "Metric Paper" is the last place I thought would give me an existential crisis
Same dude I just came here because I thought that he was going to roast imperial measurements 😭
Trust me... there are much... MUCH further places
The original title was “Metric Paper and Everything in the Universe”
This video is amazing! It embodies “as above, so below” to me.
I really cannot say what fascinates me the most, either the extreme smallness of stuff and what is everything made of at every level or the immenseness of the universe and how the distances that separate everything are extremely massive and probably we will never know for sure what is out there.
The world is fascinating, there are so many mysteries of this astonishing complex universe that I cannot comprehend how it all came to be
Psychiatrist: What do you see when you look at the A4 paper?
CGP Grey: Folding the paper make the same size ratio as its original...we're all lambs to the cosmic slaughter.
Ha i got that reference
@@J4WURSED I don't.
Care to explain.
@@Banana_boat Rick and Morty's "true level"
Psychiatrist: If you're not screaming in terror then you are insane. Those who aren't screaming are the insane ones.
Congratulations CGP Grey, you have now joined "Kurzgesagt - in a nutshell" on the list of UA-cam channels that can fill me with a sense of existential dread.
Vsauce is pretty much the king of that
We have found the holy trinity of mind fuckery
You forgot the most important one: exurb1a
@@saraqael. the depression turtle can either fill you up with an existential dread so terrifying that death itself isn't enough to put it out, or a sense of unity for the better future of humanity that is yet to come
exurb1a causes the most existential dread
Didn't expect to have an existential crisis over a sheet of paper.
Excellent! A (micro/macro)-cosmic view of the Universe. Classically and wonderfully done.
and i thought the only way a paper could harm me was a papercut. turns out it can give you a never ending, yet somehow equal exsistential crisis.
You called?
@@eyeballpapercut4400 Your paper cut is so horrifying, I wouldn't wish that upon my enemies.
That is 1000% every English major's entry essay thesis.
00:00 me: "Just a fun video about paper befor bed"
08:38 me: "WHY ARE WE HERE?, WHAT EVEN AM I?"
You are, "Star Stuff." But, no idea why we are here.
@@talltomtube Plastic
0:00 doesn't work only 0:01 works click 0:01
Also try 08:37
as he said, mostly nothing is what we are
I love this video so much. Never stop, you beautiful man.
This by far is one of the coolest videos I have seen
I mean you *think* it takes a second for light to reach the moon...
I didn't expect to see you here
What's your point?
Edit: Ok ok I get it people, we don't "actually" know the speed of light, just how long it takes to get from point A to point A after bouncing off of point B.
@@hobogrifter you didn’t? These channels are both sciencey channels that explain things that are very hard to understands lol
@@russianacorns8080 lol, I didn't think he was a cgp Gray fan. I thought he just watched smarter every day and vsauce
But there is no moon
*About a minute in*: "Oh hey, I remember learning this in drafting class in high school."
*At the end*: "What else did they neglect to tell me......?"
I've seen a lot of UA-cam videos about things I learned in science class, or history class... never would have guessed drafting class would bring one of the most interesting of them all.
So this is why Araki designed the Spin around this ratio.
It's pretty neat.
Simple concept, beautiful execution, great job, grey