Neil deGrasse Tyson: When do we have to leave this planet? - Couple Thinkers - EP 2

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  • Опубліковано 7 жов 2017
  • The second episode of Couple Thinkers finds Craig and Megan asking some big, big questions - about Earth, the universe, alien life, and the future of humanity. Thankfully, world-renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is on hand to shed some light on the topic and answer the question: ““When do we have to leave this planet?”
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  • @siloe9910
    @siloe9910 6 років тому +983

    I'm so glad to be alive in the time of Neil DeGrasse Tyson.

    • @sf5823
      @sf5823 6 років тому +13

      Grace Bautista Yes we're lucky to have such a inspirational educator, he's brilliant the way he puts things across.

    • @TraderTimmy
      @TraderTimmy 6 років тому +2

      Grace Bautista Dito!

    • @azulamazigh2789
      @azulamazigh2789 6 років тому

      you need to expend.

    • @almarma
      @almarma 6 років тому +9

      I'm glad to be alive while Cousteau, Sagan, deGrasse and Hawking are/were alive and have been able to listen to all of them :).

    • @MrAdal206
      @MrAdal206 6 років тому +2

      Grace Bautista me too!

  • @g.george
    @g.george 6 років тому +454

    You are not going anywhere until you have tidied your room. Brilliant

    • @Azzataky
      @Azzataky 6 років тому +23

      Jordan Peterson reference? :D

    • @carefulicarus6381
      @carefulicarus6381 6 років тому +1

      DrPhlox exactly.....😂

    • @FedorSteeman
      @FedorSteeman 6 років тому +6

      DrPhlox Oh, God, please no... Just.... No.

    • @generalzugs6017
      @generalzugs6017 6 років тому +12

      George Carlin said it best: we're not ruining the planet, only thing we're ruining (and then trying to fix) is our way of life. Our habitat. Planet is doing fine, with or without us. After all that happened and can happen again (asteroids, earthquakes, volcanoes, etc.), we still like to think that we are significant in this universe. We're nothing but pompous idiots.

    • @TheHeavyDT
      @TheHeavyDT 6 років тому

      Fedor Steeman Why not?

  • @daviddezeeuw9031
    @daviddezeeuw9031 6 років тому +155

    The stardust speech literally brought me to tears..

  • @naharalshammari5887
    @naharalshammari5887 5 років тому +111

    “The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you”
    Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson

    • @curtcoller3632
      @curtcoller3632 4 роки тому +2

      So said Neils Bohr to Einstein

    • @gigoncraigslist8006
      @gigoncraigslist8006 4 роки тому +1

      When you realize that Neil doesn't make sense himself. Enlightenment.

    • @joecachia2
      @joecachia2 3 роки тому

      I think that was first said by Dr Carl Sagan before in 'The pale blue dot' , but yeah Dr Tyson is a Sagan student after all. This takes nothing out of it.

  • @sarahnkanu
    @sarahnkanu 6 років тому +101

    almost 30 minutes of educational, beautiful and practically ad free content !? thank you so much for these i truly appreciate them

    • @625098evan
      @625098evan 3 роки тому +1

      its all very surface level. 30 minutes is just enough to create the challenge of "knowing enough to think you're right, but not enough to know you're wrong."

    • @625098evan
      @625098evan 2 роки тому

      @don99p, I'm a bit salty because of the several minute piece of this where they were talking about politics. this is not the first time Neil has used is fame as a scientist to talk about non-scientific things. apparently 60 million people need to be re-educated.

  • @TheThomasGallery
    @TheThomasGallery 6 років тому +397

    This was absolutely amazing!!! Awesome conversation!!!

    • @leticiamensah6429
      @leticiamensah6429 6 років тому +1

      The Thomas Gallery

    • @H4kkk0
      @H4kkk0 6 років тому +1

      I'm a big fan of NDT myself , and I'm alwys fascinated and hypnotized by his speeches . Science is very important , and so is religion . To say that religion doesn't provide anything tangible is very wrong . Any human being needs to believe in something greater , and that is a human need since the day our species born . Religion teaches us humility , generosity , patience ,etc etc , there is not a single bad thing any religion teach us , so therefore by definition it's not a bad thing . It becomes bad when people get overzealous , become fanatics , and that's no the fault of the religion , it's the fault of that particular 'fanatic' who has a brain with a predisposition to become overly attached to things . It's also not the religion fault people kill in its name , it's the people that predicate it in the wrong way and create these 'monsters' by brainwshing them . Again , the blame here falls on humans , not on the religion concept itself . The concept is a beautiful one , it's the last thing that poor people have left . You'll notice civilized/rich people consider religion redundant , but poor people will worship it , simply because that's all they've got , a hope that when they die there's a better place , and that in itself gives them hope to move on through this difficult life .

    • @rohanjarande
      @rohanjarande 6 років тому

      Loss of curiosity because of Problems in the education system?
      Trouble with philosophy?
      Problems because of the Dissonance in the Ideas of Science and Religion?
      Cosmic revelations making you feel nihilistic?
      Feeling the need to tidy your room?
      Neil deGrasse Tyson, Jordan B. Peterson, Craig and Megan Furguson, NEEED TO MEET UP!!!

  • @valdbagina2273
    @valdbagina2273 5 років тому +47

    "We are alive in this Universe and because our atoms are traceable to the universe, the universe is alive in us."
    SO HAPPY TO BE ALIVE WITH NEIL IN MY LIFE

    • @blazemordly9746
      @blazemordly9746 4 роки тому

      Vald Bagina good to see NDT is espousing half-way poetic bullshit then telling everyone there’s no such things as anything beyond what he’s seen & read about. He’s no different than any other religious zealot....just bows at a different altar.

    • @batirtzeurkiaga4973
      @batirtzeurkiaga4973 3 роки тому +1

      💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

    • @miltiadiskyvernitis
      @miltiadiskyvernitis 3 роки тому

      @@blazemordly9746 I'm a believer in God, and I know exactly what you mean by this statement. It's exactly as you say it, he bows at a different altar. All you have to do is replace the word 'universe' with 'God'.

    • @tyronevaldez-kruger5313
      @tyronevaldez-kruger5313 3 роки тому +1

      Never thought I'd give a Bagina a 👍🏿

    • @tyronevaldez-kruger5313
      @tyronevaldez-kruger5313 3 роки тому +2

      @@blazemordly9746 Given the fact that my English is relatively limited and that there are also good astrophysicists here Germany yet no one explains to me the universe better than Neil is pretty remarkable. Is he saying half-poetic b.s.? I'm not sure about that, all I know is that you are watching his half-poetic stuff and that you make the effort to comment on his half-poetic stuff. When I'm convinced that something is crap I don't even waste time on it, I just leave it. It seems like your comment was premeditated before you even watched the video. Seriously: I take you as seriously as you take Neil seriously Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland 🙋🏿‍♂️🇩🇪

  • @arielgr92
    @arielgr92 6 років тому +41

    Please make more Couple Thinker's episodes! (like if you support)

  • @Pietrach81
    @Pietrach81 6 років тому +119

    I don't say this often, but Oh My God!!! I love everything about it. The cast, the music, the picture, the editing but first and the foremost - the MESSAGE. The speech at 27:30 is simply beautiful.

  • @CaroleMorin
    @CaroleMorin 6 років тому +205

    This is the third episode I've seen (I'm pacing myself) and I cannot believe how well it's constructed. The editing is superb. The idea of putting little planets in Mr. Tyson's hands while he was talking, the inserts of Craig or Megan at home during the interview, the background voices during the mountain shots are just brilliant. Even the credits are original (that used to be my job). All of this makes these shows very interesting to anyone. I applaud you!

    • @rodrigojvillasmil6480
      @rodrigojvillasmil6480 6 років тому +10

      Totally!! Glad someone notices this nuances which enhance the main objective. Ferguson a Tyson are pure charisma.

    • @Cincelia
      @Cincelia 6 років тому +2

      this series is beautifully made!

    • @IntergalacticSlug
      @IntergalacticSlug 6 років тому +2

      I was thinking the exact same thing! It's beautifully done

    • @andreastschig6905
      @andreastschig6905 6 років тому +2

      Thanks! (Head writer and story editor)

  • @jeremyvanbriesies1940
    @jeremyvanbriesies1940 Рік тому +5

    Neil de grasse Tyson has to be one of my modern day heroes ...love the man and his contribution to humanity in the midst of our universal unfoldment

  • @Mirrodin82
    @Mirrodin82 6 років тому +39

    Wow this is epic. Now I saw Craig in a different light and I like him even more

  • @HaleyAnneBechler
    @HaleyAnneBechler 6 років тому +164

    NDT's last quote was just beautiful. Cool stuff to think about.

    • @bashiribrahim1971
      @bashiribrahim1971 6 років тому

      Loca8723 yuiokhhhhkojgggggiooolgffgklohgguiopohhgttyiooftrrruioooyytuouy to be gyytyttty to the future yyytytdrryiootrtyioiiuuyroiiytrup uguuuuuuiuuuiuuikijjjjj to be in this iuuuuuuu iiuuyyyuuiioooiiuu the the the future yyytytdrryiootrtyioiiuuyroiiytrup iiuuyyyuuiioooiiuu

    • @bashiribrahim1971
      @bashiribrahim1971 6 років тому

      hi yyuiuyytr the future yyytytdrryiootrtyioiiuuyroiiytrup the future iiuuyyyuuiioooiiuu to the the iuuuuuuu in my uyuyyyyuuiuu same the same o and the future uuuyyyyyyyyggggtyyggghhyyyyuh

    • @GuinessOriginal
      @GuinessOriginal 6 років тому +1

      Loca8723 yeah but not much to do with leaving the planet

    • @kirkhammett2913
      @kirkhammett2913 6 років тому

      Yeah.. until she said about “physical form” implying we have a non physical form that persist after death.. big turn off!

    • @Ranveer_sangha03
      @Ranveer_sangha03 6 років тому

      Thats right

  • @84paratize
    @84paratize 6 років тому +92

    Neil was on fire here. Amazing show

    • @LordRanilin
      @LordRanilin 3 роки тому +1

      Yes he was. Maybe editing related, but the man is phenomenal regardless. I think, unfortunately, he is going to be remembered as a great communicator when he is also a great thinker. And the way he speaks, the thought that goes into every word.. we need more of that. He is the more relatable version of our generation's Sagan, Hawking, Newton, etc.

    • @charlesverg2184
      @charlesverg2184 3 роки тому

      Neil is always on fire, every sentence that leaves his mouth enlightens the minds of millions.

  • @kevinnelson66
    @kevinnelson66 4 роки тому +6

    Very well done show, Craig and Megan. If there were Emmy's given out to UA-cam programs, you two, along with your crew should be in the running for a few.

  • @aakashaich
    @aakashaich 6 років тому +8

    Yep, I've just found my most favorite UA-cam video of all time. Everything about it, from the way it's presented, to its editing, to the content, the music, it's like a beautiful thing come together.

  • @aneeshdubey30
    @aneeshdubey30 6 років тому +71

    One of, if not, the best conversation I've ever seen on UA-cam. It is borderline enlightening!

    • @daemonhat
      @daemonhat 6 років тому +5

      craig has done 2 interviews with stephen fry when he did the LLS. amazing stuff. you should check it out.

    • @aneeshdubey30
      @aneeshdubey30 6 років тому

      daemonhat I will, thanks!

  • @roncervezawhiskey
    @roncervezawhiskey 6 років тому +25

    I just watched this and thought it was too short and I'm going to have to watch it again.

  • @guiwhiz
    @guiwhiz 6 років тому +7

    I'm just finding these mini-shows just awesome and enlightening. Keep it up GANT!

  • @NicholasVossVader545
    @NicholasVossVader545 5 років тому +5

    My two favorite things ever, science and comedy. Thank you for this video!

  • @rossmatheson4303
    @rossmatheson4303 6 років тому +47

    Loved the explanation of how, if you have no ego, it's easier to comprehend the sheer size of the universe. Craig's eyes were brilliant when it was being explained..."yes, that makes sense...however, I do think I'm brilliant...*mind explodes again due to not being able to comprehend the size of it all*"

    • @bjornhaugen7450
      @bjornhaugen7450 6 років тому

      I doubt it. Craig is sophisticated enough that this sort of educating doesn't much comfort people that truly understand cosmic scales... his look is like "yeah, sorry, existential crisis not solved".

    • @Mandorle21
      @Mandorle21 6 років тому +1

      Bjorn Haugen The fact that you can have existential crisis makes you special, or at least "rare". I don't think a rock, or an animal, or a plant can.

    • @deadmanperipherals
      @deadmanperipherals 5 років тому

      Mandorle21
      Exactly.

  • @samjh84
    @samjh84 6 років тому +63

    Studying Astrophysics is a dream of mine unfortunately I'm not able to do it in the country I live in so All of my UA-cam videos history is about Astrophysics and NDT off course is such a magnificent figure in that field but the crazy thing is whenever I'm filled up with science and physics I automatically go and watch Craig because I always thought he's the funniest of all the talk show hosts and I just like the man very much and I think he's hilarious. so seeing this now just gave my brain an orgasm! I love both of these men and seeing them together talking science has just made my day. thank you both!

    • @BlessedWithLuck
      @BlessedWithLuck 6 років тому +6

      Same it was a dream of mine as well unfortunately I became a drug addict and ruined most of my life that I am trying to make up for but wish I still had the chance to study it.

    • @germanbriones965
      @germanbriones965 6 років тому +3

      Which country are you talking about?

    • @dragonslayer0
      @dragonslayer0 5 років тому

      GK Royal Flush every body does have a chance

    • @libertyresearch-iu4fy
      @libertyresearch-iu4fy 5 років тому +3

      GK Royal Flush, I encourage you to study Craig Ferguson's life because it might inspire you to keep trying. He was in his early thirties before he began to put his life back together.

    • @iroquoispliskin6077
      @iroquoispliskin6077 5 років тому +1

      Try the “Brilliant” app or website it’s a great place to start learning by yourself along with UA-cam and the library.

  • @AshesAshes44
    @AshesAshes44 5 років тому +2

    So glad this came up on my recommendeds again-- there's so much to contemplate and debate. Plus, it's simply pleasant to see interesting and intelligent people interact. I remember how wonderful it was to get to college and find everybody loved learning and thinking, and my little circle of family and friends weren't a suspicious minority to ridicule and exclude.

  • @kristiannelson1851
    @kristiannelson1851 5 років тому +1

    How am I just coming across this series now?!! Just Brilliant!!! The best talk show host since Carson, Megan bringing an incredible energy and intelligence, and some of the greatest minds on the planet. Please let there be a second season!

  • @dtvfan24
    @dtvfan24 6 років тому +67

    Neil deGrasse Tyson really makes you think, he so amazing

  • @giawarnerMA
    @giawarnerMA 6 років тому +32

    Amazing conversation. As an educator myself I was delighted and inspired. Sending it to friends.

  • @xdrabbit
    @xdrabbit 6 років тому +1

    You guys made me cry. We are literally stardust. Craig and Megan, thank you!

  • @squidcaps4308
    @squidcaps4308 5 років тому

    Man, i really want to see a second season. The way these two interact with each other is just amazing to watch.

  • @ducatimasm400
    @ducatimasm400 6 років тому +23

    Ferguson.... you light up my day ...thank you...

  • @Tomtomtomahawk
    @Tomtomtomahawk 6 років тому +170

    We want a second season!

    • @theonetruephobia
      @theonetruephobia 6 років тому +4

      No, we don't. We just want Neil to have his own show talking about social issues.

    • @kevinnelson66
      @kevinnelson66 4 роки тому

      @@theonetruephobia Neil has had a radio show and TV show called Star Talk. He's been known to get into some pretty heavy stuff on those shows. Alan Alda interviewed him on his Clear+Vivid podcast awhile back.

  • @rustyshakelford4232
    @rustyshakelford4232 6 років тому

    This should have been longer. I'm watching it for the third time, hoping to squeeze more from it. I LOVE this!

  • @andrewkigen
    @andrewkigen 5 років тому +4

    This was so beautifully done! I think this is going to be my favorite channel for a long time...

  • @lillaspastie
    @lillaspastie 6 років тому +15

    these conversations are amazing and need to be shared!

  • @sarasmith2648
    @sarasmith2648 6 років тому +23

    This episode is far better than the first one, for me. This is good.

    • @GiladGur
      @GiladGur 6 років тому +2

      Sara Smith You are correct, Sara.
      I wander if it is the topic that is more interesting or Mr. Tysons fascinating personality or maybe both...

  • @BladeV8
    @BladeV8 3 роки тому

    This was a great series man, I wish they'd done another one. And props for putting it out so widely on UA-cam!

  • @micglou
    @micglou 6 років тому +1

    Neil deGrasse Tyson always blows my mind... his way of explaining is so satisfying, so easy to comprehend even when he's explaining what basically is very complicated science. He's able to convey it in a philosophical way, like he's reciting a poem or a beautiful story.... such an amazing person, I think he's by far the most interesting person on this planet.

  • @harishhp137
    @harishhp137 6 років тому +3

    This was the first video I saw of this channel and I got to say, It was amazing. Can't wait to see the rest of 'em!

  • @benofie
    @benofie 6 років тому +14

    I absolutely adored that. Utterly fascinating! Thank you Craig, Megan, and Neil!

  • @kevingoes5012
    @kevingoes5012 6 років тому +3

    Late late night with Craig Ferguson left a void of genuine kickass interviews. He's back! Was very pleased to see this new series today. I re-watch the old show on UA-cam. Now I'm going to make sure and watch to watch all of these.. *Also...Neil deGrasse Tyson :)

  • @joecachia2
    @joecachia2 3 роки тому +1

    I can never get enough of hearing this man talk ! I was too young in the 80's to appreciate Carl Sagan. Thank god I can still see these important talks and lectures. With all the crap on the internet, these are a breath of fresh air.

  • @Tomtomtomahawk
    @Tomtomtomahawk 6 років тому +11

    I have been typing keywords like "Craig Ferguson interviewing physicist" on UA-cam for years, with little or no success, and here you are treating us with this magnificent, surreal, chef-d'oeuvre. Regardless of whether or not your sales increase as a result of this show, Gant, this whole entreprise was such a classy move on your behalf. Although I have to say, being myself a physicist and mathematician, it made me giggle when Craig inappropriately raised "relativity" and "quantum mechanics". Craig should give these disciplines a more serious go. Craig and all the others, if you read this, don't be afraid to study these disciplines. The knowledge we currently have was produced by humans and you are one of the smart ones of our species, therefore this technical knowledge is definetly not out of your reach. The key to succeed in this field is curiosity, passion, integrity and a lot of exercising. How about taking a high school Maths and Physics textbook for a start? Laughing is good fun, veganism is good ethics, but Physics will enrich your life beyond belief.

    • @Tomtomtomahawk
      @Tomtomtomahawk 6 років тому

      Sorry am I baby Tiana? That would make sense, I have been very naughty lately

    • @Sarbet888
      @Sarbet888 6 років тому

      I very much love dogs, gardening, books and yoga, today I want to add physics but one problem - I love chemistry, biology, and maths but hate physics in high school still do, I wish I had a teacher like Tyson.

  • @rishi6764
    @rishi6764 6 років тому +10

    27:30 Just close your eyes while you are listening to this with headphones. I hope that has the same effect on you as it did on me :)

  • @AllTheArtsy
    @AllTheArtsy 6 років тому +2

    OMG the production value of this is so HIGH ahhhhh so happy I found this!!!!

  • @drasp87
    @drasp87 5 років тому +2

    What a beautifully produced show. The structure, the music, everything. I came here for Tyson, but might watch their other episodes too. Man, Tyson is a legend. If I have kids, I hope I can show them this stuff and Tyson's shows and radios shows and they too get fascinated by science and the universe like this. And I hope they have somebody like him in their generation that can inspire curiosity and fascination.

  • @codysmith3915
    @codysmith3915 6 років тому +4

    Just found your show, Craig. Been a fan for years. Great show. Also great hair.

  • @pallaviparikh1007
    @pallaviparikh1007 5 років тому +4

    The production value is SO good!

  • @heathermasters8494
    @heathermasters8494 6 років тому +1

    This is a wonderful idea Craig and Megan. Neil Brought me to tears when he explained we are the universe and we are all Star dust. Please visit with him again.

  • @irisheart5022
    @irisheart5022 5 років тому +1

    Such a great show! Craig and Megan's quest for knowledge is inspiring. Neil Degrasse Tyson is an enlightened teacher guiding us on a path to ask more questions of the world around us. Beautifully done.

  • @WarpathHatred
    @WarpathHatred 6 років тому +13

    the way he put the fact that we're all made of stardust was fantastically genius

    • @earlhollar1906
      @earlhollar1906 3 роки тому

      I wouldn't say fantastically genius, just stating something we here at every funeral, poetically. "From dust you originated, to dust you shall return". just without the energy field of life. Imposed on it by the Universal God Cosmos as stated by just about every commenter in the atheist realm of these threads.

  • @BrianCheng24
    @BrianCheng24 6 років тому +5

    Anything with Neil DeGrasse Tyson is must watch. He has one of the most brilliant minds of our generation.

  • @crowking5166
    @crowking5166 6 років тому

    i did not want this video to end. i love this. i'm awestruck. cant explain this feeling.

  • @marioortega7218
    @marioortega7218 6 років тому +1

    I absolutely love this new endeavor you two have venture onto. I was hooked from the start and will look forward to each new episode. Thank you for this.

  • @lucasmarquez9704
    @lucasmarquez9704 6 років тому +54

    holy shit, I think I found my favorite episode!!!!

  • @balajisrikanthan116
    @balajisrikanthan116 6 років тому +3

    Love this channel for this

  • @minnievenkat
    @minnievenkat 5 років тому

    Can I say how much I love this garden. I keep scrolling back to see the different shots

  • @tobinhays652
    @tobinhays652 5 років тому

    Excellent video. First time seeing the series, I'll check out the others.

  • @001SpecialAgent
    @001SpecialAgent 6 років тому +25

    I think they should release an uncut version of like a ridiculously long conversation with Tyson and Ferguson. I would know what I would be dong one weekend.

  • @isabelrojas7420
    @isabelrojas7420 6 років тому +39

    Completely think nowadays people use the internet to fuel confirmation bias as opposed to questioning their own beliefs and ideas. This is why we have people thinking the Earth is flat.

    • @avid0g
      @avid0g 6 років тому +2

      Chuck-U Farly,
      Religion is doctrine and dogma based - as opposed to science: evidence, scepticism, logic (non-fallacious). The latter are corrosive to all evident errors in religious doctrine and dogma.
      Most important, religious families practice a degree of non-rationalism that permits such dogma to persist. Their children are raised with defective modes of thinking that leave them vulnerable to, not only their own religion, but all manner of fallacies.
      To the extent that each religion clings to points refuted by hard science, they also are obligated to teach illogical ways of thinking or compel believers to abstain from critical thinking.

    • @MillenniumEarl014
      @MillenniumEarl014 5 років тому

      Cuz Earth is indeed flat.

    • @deadmanperipherals
      @deadmanperipherals 5 років тому

      Joe Black I know you're joking, but that is the most retarded thing I've ever heard in a while.

    • @BigUriel
      @BigUriel 5 років тому

      Cowardly Lion
      Your brain is flat

    • @kbanghart
      @kbanghart 5 років тому

      @Chuck-U Farly I'm sure religion has some part of it, but the religion I am involved in currently, for example, embraces science.

  • @stkmkt1
    @stkmkt1 5 років тому

    Wow! I just found this series. I'm hooked.

  • @shiv1391
    @shiv1391 6 років тому

    Really riveting conversation and the most amazing editing I've seen in a long time. This is quality content. We want a second season

  • @jillianandre3882
    @jillianandre3882 6 років тому +113

    "And then you disappear up your own ass." I love Craig Ferguson.

    • @big_petebear8535
      @big_petebear8535 6 років тому +5

      Jillian Andre
      Post Modernist in a nutshell.

    • @danpt2000
      @danpt2000 6 років тому

      Craig is not funny, and have never been funny

    • @telectronix1368
      @telectronix1368 6 років тому +4

      danpt2000 - *has

    • @jessica5497
      @jessica5497 5 років тому +3

      Craig is awasome

  • @lucianvdv
    @lucianvdv 5 років тому +13

    "If you have the power of geoengineering to transform Mars into Earth, then you have the power to transform Earth into Earth", & my brain: "wait ... :| ... yeah ... yeah!"

  • @MontyMotorsport
    @MontyMotorsport 5 років тому +2

    What an excellent documentary. So thought provoking and watchable.

  • @gorazdvahen492
    @gorazdvahen492 6 років тому

    We have learnt to love the questions themselves. Thank you, Mr. Rilke, for your contribution to science!

  • @TheNewsDepot
    @TheNewsDepot 6 років тому +13

    We are all the Universe, become manifest, trying to figure itself out.
    -Delenn

  • @davefischer2344
    @davefischer2344 6 років тому +4

    This is incredible

  • @rodneyallen5003
    @rodneyallen5003 2 роки тому +1

    I just stumbled upon this video and it speaks loudly to me in so many ways. From the multiple videos I have watched ; over and over in some cases, this one is among my favourites as I think we saw a bit of a different perspective of #NeilDeGrasseTyson.
    Someone else has commented that they were glad to be alive during the life of this wealth of knowledge that Neil shares with us. I couldn’t agree more !
    The “ almost spiritual “ notion of the fact that We Are Stardust is a direct bullseye from the teachings that I have been fortunate to experience of the Native American elders who teach us that we are all one.
    I would like to quote an entertainer from the 60’s , Harry Belefonte as he said, “ Togetherness, there is goodness in it. “
    Let’s share that ideal with as many people possible and start a social revolution.
    Washté ! … all my relations

  • @rumours7579
    @rumours7579 5 років тому

    Amazing. The best episode of the six. Mr. de Grasse Tyson delivers passion and wisdom.

  • @LevyCarneiro
    @LevyCarneiro 6 років тому +26

    As Craig questioned "Is it wise to let aliens know we exist and where we are?", this reminded me of Marshall Vian Summers's 3-book series "The Allies of Humanity" which says that extreme discretion is one of the main requirements necessary for any race to become (and remain) free and sovereign in the universe. There are many nuggets from Marshall's books that I could share here but I feel it's better to leave the experience for the interested reader to find it for themselves. To anyone interested, the Allies of Humanity books are free online.

    • @MaureenMurphy238
      @MaureenMurphy238 6 років тому +9

      Yes. Yes. Yes. I've read, even studied, The Allies of Humanity Briefings. They make so much sense and are extremely informative. To me visitation by other intelligent life is merely the next step in the evolution of humanity. Aren't we even trying to explore space ourselves? Why are so many in denial that other intelligent life exists? We seem to think we are the most intelligent life form and the most evolved. That doesn't appear to be true if we are the visited rather than the visitors.
      As for leaving the planet because it is being destroyed, why not focus on caring for this amazing place? Hubble has shown us that there aren't any other earth-like planets in the local universe. Yes, "turn Earth back into Earth."

    • @mjt5307
      @mjt5307 6 років тому +6

      I agree, "Allies of Humanity" offer such remarkable insight, and wise counsel regarding ethical contact.

    • @alwalw9237
      @alwalw9237 6 років тому +5

      I agree completely with your assesment. All we have to do is look at what happened to the native peoples of our own world when they were invaded by The Europeans. Allies of Humanity really opened my eyes. I highly recommend them to anyone who is curious about this subject.

    • @Alios_World
      @Alios_World 6 років тому +1

      I wondered about "out there" since I was 10 when I saw one.... a BIG one over the house! Allies of Humanity Briefings cleared it all up for me. I hope that more will become aware. Good guys-bad guys flying around? Turns out they're "needy" guys and they are not human nor concerned with human values. I love the Allies material!

  • @tomg5106
    @tomg5106 6 років тому +3

    Wow, this was great.

  • @jeromemerrill6486
    @jeromemerrill6486 6 років тому

    This is the first I've seen of this! I must see more! Wonderful!

  • @khairowensullivan7489
    @khairowensullivan7489 5 років тому

    Love Craig, love Neil, love this. This should be a series instead of just 1 episode.

  • @jacksonthesyndicalist2771
    @jacksonthesyndicalist2771 5 років тому +7

    I'm going to spend probably most of my life dedicated to getting people to Space. Even though it'll cost me tens of thousands of dollars of debt, six years of education, and probably any meaningful relationship I'm willing to make that sacrifice because it's the most production thing that I can do for humanity.

  • @AnthonyRecenello
    @AnthonyRecenello 6 років тому +76

    This show is great. Also, where can I buy gant clothing? I want to guarantee a second season!

    • @GANTvideos
      @GANTvideos  6 років тому +4

      Great that you enjoy it! You can find our clothes at gant.com

    • @RecklessFables
      @RecklessFables 6 років тому

      Your clothes are slim fit and slimmer fit...

    • @fe5018
      @fe5018 6 років тому

      WOLF x GARDEN SOCIAL I'd never even heard of Gant before Craig did this. I must've seen the name, because it turns out the mall by my college has a store but I never went in. I thought they sold watches or something...

    • @tammystratford7079
      @tammystratford7079 6 років тому

      $95 for a basic t-shirt. Have at her.

    • @thorazine8402
      @thorazine8402 5 років тому

      $186 for a denim utility shirt? It’ll see far more time at hipster hangouts than doing any utility work.

  • @Sounditoutahhwet
    @Sounditoutahhwet 6 років тому +2

    The ending to this is just amazing!

  • @Broomie63
    @Broomie63 4 роки тому

    Can't believe I'm just now seeing this masterpiece of a video. This was by far the absolute best video I've seen on UA-cam.

  • @nathanpallanich4529
    @nathanpallanich4529 6 років тому +12

    absolutely beautiful. space is cheese made me snort I laughed so hard.

  • @raiedahmednishat8883
    @raiedahmednishat8883 6 років тому +13

    such an amazing scientist
    not showing off at all
    ive seen this guy is the same clothes in a whole bunch of other videos
    TYSON MA MAN

  • @Chevyno10
    @Chevyno10 3 роки тому

    THIS, was uplifting! Worthy of many shares.. thank you

  • @michaelkiwas8527
    @michaelkiwas8527 5 років тому +4

    This was absolutely fantastic! Love Neil, Love the Fergusons! Makes me want to explore and learn more about our planet and the universe and how to save it from destruction!

  • @loreannaaray6787
    @loreannaaray6787 6 років тому +210

    I don't understand why this has such a small amount of views

    • @ocean4315
      @ocean4315 6 років тому +4

      These show episodes where just posted today, I think. Let's spread the word to friends etc. I laugh and I think I gain a few IQ points when I watch Couple Thinkers. : )

    • @samjh84
      @samjh84 6 років тому +2

      it just came out 2 days ago

    • @loreannaaray6787
      @loreannaaray6787 6 років тому +1

      A trailer for the show was posted today too and it has 198K views

    • @samjh84
      @samjh84 6 років тому +1

      I guess because its a trailer but I agree with you this should have way more views by now maybe there just isn't there so many people whos interested in Craig Ferguson and NDT but I'm proud to say im one of those few people.

    • @steph1518
      @steph1518 6 років тому +1

      The trailer has been out for a while, the episodes were posted today.

  • @LofiWurld
    @LofiWurld 6 років тому +147

    6:27 mr steal your girl

  • @sagan1976
    @sagan1976 5 років тому

    Thank you, Craig. For a while i forgot about Mr Jacques Costeau and his importance on my learning about life on this planet. Especially the amazing life in the oceans.

  • @MrAdal206
    @MrAdal206 6 років тому

    Beautiful program! Watching You two with Neil was so enjoyable.

  • @tairi2009
    @tairi2009 6 років тому +5

    This was actually pretty great :)

  • @0626love
    @0626love 6 років тому +3

    This is brilliant!
    What a creative minds!
    Can't believe there's this big percentage of thumbs down. :O

  • @virginijavenesa1735
    @virginijavenesa1735 4 роки тому

    You really should do more of these episodes, it's just beautiful :)

  • @d5486
    @d5486 6 років тому +17

    The songs are so good!

  • @yeremiasembiring3162
    @yeremiasembiring3162 6 років тому +4

    "We are alive in this universe. And because our atoms are traceable to the universe, the universe is alive within us"

  • @awol7824
    @awol7824 3 роки тому

    How have i just found these. Damn i missed when these came out. They’re very intriguing

  • @jerrysedlacek6354
    @jerrysedlacek6354 6 років тому

    Thank You, my 1st viewing, enjoyed it very much. Looking forward to more.

  • @waynestani7384
    @waynestani7384 5 років тому +3

    Problem solving is what we need to solve first before we solve problems.

  • @angelgarcia4716
    @angelgarcia4716 6 років тому +3

    I've been thinking that the egg came first for the same reason almost all my life. Thanks for the confirmation XD

    • @tjam4229
      @tjam4229 6 років тому

      Angel García, all basic life forms start with the more simple construction...hence the egg.
      And taking it even further: not even the egg of a chicken, but egg of another less developed species.

  • @willswalkingwest7267
    @willswalkingwest7267 5 років тому

    I just stumbled onto this video. Wow, two of my favorite guys. And an amazing little discussion. The last bit the Tyson brought up was amazing and beautiful. I wish every person could be infused with this understanding and be enlightened and then the World might think about changing things. Thank you for uploading this.

  • @geniicube9585
    @geniicube9585 6 років тому

    Brilliant, uplifting and so well put together. Great job. I want more

  • @MrInternetMan
    @MrInternetMan 6 років тому +4

    This show is so fucking good. Truly fantastic.

  • @kasparnguyen7979
    @kasparnguyen7979 5 років тому +3

    Neil: "How much time do you have?"
    Craig: I don't know - THAT'S one of the questions!

  • @weregoingtobefriends
    @weregoingtobefriends 6 років тому

    I very much appreciate this entire series 💛

  • @dianapharaoh9118
    @dianapharaoh9118 3 роки тому

    I wish I could get everyone to watch this!! The last few minutes make me choke up, because I know if everyone could look plainly at the truth of what we are, we could proceed in a world positive ideal-stop wasting time while being destructive(I am , late in life going for my degree in environmental science-I've lived my life as a scientist and now is a good time to step up and, as Craig says in the last minute, 'clean up my room'). What a lovely couple of people too, to spend this time with, pondering these questions-and hanging out with Neil dT too!!! I love astrophysicists but he is so good at laying it out in a way you can take in. I love Craigs big ol belly hanging out too. Man, they are a couple I love hanging out with talking about fascinating topics! Hey this makes a great show!

  • @matrac79
    @matrac79 6 років тому +3

    Hi Craig, you mentioned many times you are in therapy. Any plans on an episode on Jung and the human psyche? Would be awesome to shake up the unconscious a bit, hmm? I'd have a ton of questions to that. Call me :)