,,Matter flows from place to place and momentaily comes together to be you (...) I find the reality thrilling"- I always get goosebumps while reading this, most moving quote for me
that kinda sounds right actually haha but maybe instead of "gives me yugen" you would say "brings me yugen"...? I'm not too positive myself, I've never used it in a sentence like that before haha. :P
"One of the great revelations of space exploration is the image of the earth finite and lonely, bearing the entire human species through the oceans of space and time" This line is one of the most poetic things I have ever heard! Sends chills down my spine!
It's refreshing to find a corner of youtube full of intellectual, science minded people who share a passion for our niche in the universe and seek further knowledge about the Cosmos. Big fan of all of these Melodysheep songs/videos! Great job, keep up the good work.
@runfayalife There is one thing you're forgetting: time itself started with the big bang. Time and space are related and cannot be separated from one another. So the moment space was created was the same moment time was created.
In the original interview. Kaku says that we only pick up certain radio frequencies. Where as "Aliens" may be using a frequency we are not aware of. Or they are using frequencies we are radio wise. But we just cannot even pick it up
You can also download albums from Bandcamp, and name your prize 0 if you don't want to pay anything. But of course out of respect I'd give something :) you can name your own prize
My own cosmic insignificance is amazing and energizing. It truly is a thrilling reality. I am the product of billions of years of chemistry and physics working in harmonious tandem in a microscopic corner of the infinite void, and I for one am proud of my heritage. I am the child both of order and chaos.
I find the reality of matter coming together to be me interesting. As some THING had to be there to order the chaotic atoms to be me. So, what was there?
Base it on string theory quarks have binding energy and are affected by all the four forces will have strung together and formed various baryons. Then bosons would influence it and cause the formation of the nucleus of atoms and so on. In string theory matter is just another form of energy so I quote "If nature chose a different set of numbers we would observe our universe very differently or we wouldn't be here at all"
Children are the source of wonder, joy and adventures. Intuition is their gift. Still, we are also children, just a little older children. WIth love, Jacob Cameron Sevall.
***** I thought 100 trillion was the figure for a whole human. Do you have a source you could link me? Whatever it is I need to recalibrate my internal scaling model.
Our future generations are so lucky, to be able to explore space and experience first hand the beauty of the galaxy. I can't think of anything more divine.
Don't worry was not trying to attack you, just pointing out the differences and why it's not really a comparison with any merit. What's most important is both are two of greatest champions of reason in our time, and they both deserve more respect than they really get.
Bravo, I cannot imagine how much effort went into this, but must have been a lot, I figure if science had been as entertaining as this 50 years ago there would have been so much more interest in it by now, thank you for this.
I went through a really roundabout way of it, dropped out of school twice because I wasn't satisfied but didn't understand what I really wanted from life. I'd been out of school for nearly 10 years, then I slowly remembered that passion I had for asking and answering all these questions I had. When I was young, I became obsessed with wolves for some reason. I checked out every book I found at the library, fiction and nonfiction, involving them, but especially loved the nonfiction. Whenever I had access to the internet I was looking at info on the site for the International Wof Center, and was so dismaymed to learn they were endangered thanks to centuries of relentless persecution by humans. I argued with kids my age and was so frustrated when they refused to hear actual facts about the animal, insisting they were bad because "why else would they always be the villain in the stories? They're violent animals who will kill you as soon as they see you." Even as a kid, I had this passion for getting to the heart of things. Over the years, it was gradually squeezed out of me until I was deeply unsatisfied, no longer asking many questions, just going through the motions. Several years later, I was training for my current job, and during breaks I was reading a book that felt a bit over my head, but I was able to grasp enough of it to be blown away. Eventually I was so busy at work and home I didn't have enough time to read and had to abandon it, taking it back to the library. It took me a while to remember what the book was called , and by the time I did, I had since learned who Richard Feynman was, and then I no longer wondered why I'd found that book so interesting back then; I had been reading "QED. The strange theory of light and matter." At some point later, I was playing a game with someone who is now my best friend. The game made some physics joke, and I didn't quite get it, but there was something so interesting about it, like I had an idea of what it meant. A couple years later, I watched one of Melody Sheep's other science symphony videos. "A Glorious Dawn." I actually teared up, at some of Carl Sagan's lines. It was just so moving. I ended up looking up some things about what physicists do and learn about because of the joke I couldn't forget about, and also looked up Carl Sagan's name. I went down the rabbit hole frm there, and began buying books from a secondhand shop that are still in my small personal library, like "The Trouble with Physics", "Three Roads To Quantum Gravity" "The Improbability Principle" "Chaos; the Making of a New Science". I also started watching Carl Sagan's Cosmos, and listening to Feynman's messenger lectures on UA-cam. A couple things that struck me were lines from Cosmos, especially, because Carl Sagan had a marvelous way with words, and Feynman's lecture on Gravitation as an example of Physical Law. He described the formation of new stars, and the visualization I had of it from his description made me so emotional. I slowly fell in love with physics. I had so many questions again, suddenly, and I hadn't felt so alive and present since I was a kid, researching topics in a library, loving science class as much as I loved linguistics and music, asking questions. I asked one question, and I couldn't find the answer, then I learned that we didn't even have one yet. That surprised me so much, and I think is one thing that made me finally decide to enroll in school as a physics major. It hasn't been easy; I was never good at math as a kid, and hated it. I've gained a huge appreciation for he power it has as a, as Feynman once put it, "language plus logic". It really is this hugely efficient way of organizing large amounts of information in a relatively small space compared to the words it would take to describe, and it also enables those phrases to be reordered, substituted for equivalent phrases, examined for the relationships between phrases, and proven rigorously. It's truly a beautiful subject, and is the language of physics. Anyway, here I am. I'm in E and M Physics 1, Calculus 2. Such a long road, and a rough one, but I can't think of anything better to do with my life than spend it in wonder and appreciation for existence.
Man your work is so wonderful. The music is impeccable and you are a very brilliant person. How I enjoy all your videos. Tank you so much. Kind Regards. 😭💫👀👂🤩😍😍😍❤
After watching a lot of videos on youtube about life, the universe and science, I came to these questions: Why do we care so much about saying that what we believe individually is the only truth? Science is not a belief, it is all about what we can see and measure, nothing more, nothing less. Science will probably never be able to prove the existence or non-existence of (a) God(s), why not just enjoy it for what it is? Why not just enjoy how beautiful the universe we live in is?
I agree, but for a different reason. Imagine if we cherished curiosity instead of pride derived from standardized tests we use to compare ourselves to other nations. Where we dedicated our lives to thinking, instead of memorizing. How much more we could advance.
We care so much because we want our existences validated. People agreeing with our individual truths is probably the closest we can get to that validation. Science is indeed fact. The fun part is when things don't always perfectly line up. For me that shows that the "science" behind everything was created by "something" with quite the imagination. There was a quote I heard once that sums up my beliefs: When God said, "Let there be light." I bet it made a rather large bang.
Every Spherical region of the Infinite Universe E2 forming a square of probability as waves come from a distance radius. One Mass Plasma field vector +Mu of universe determines the mass of the other +/m- at the centre of its own symmetrical ref-frame looking out as the waves come from matter spherically distributed around us we interpret those waves from where and when they were emitted because now C2 is the moment of emission from any object dividing gravity 2pi and 4pi multiplying information.
Ooh. Nice quotes. :) The last one is an odd one for me, and could easily spark further debate as to just what it implies, and how it comes to such a conclusion.
Well, the particular assembly of molecules that makes up me will not assemble to make this particular instance of me ever again. You are correct, however, in the notion that the elementary particles that make up me will last forever.
There is two lines in communication, one is the intent of the speaker and the other is what is received by the listener. Why even bother calling what people say stupid when you know most people take it as an insult equal to calling them stupid?
But is in our nature expanding and using our brains to survive in temperatures, even if that means we have to create clothes to do it. Of course, in a comfortable area, you don't need clothes, but the truth is, there are little areas on Earth where that is true, and we are too many humans to just only choose the comfortable places.
Lastly, identical and different are opposing concepts. Stop contradicting yourself, either humans look different from one or other or they are identical.
True but it is about what kind of clothes, they did not wear a pants, underpants, socks and shirts they wore a pelt. the other things are either technology or social.
It is. actually. Theormodynamically, the entropyof the universe must increase, and eventually the universe will no longer have enough thermodynamic interaction for sentience to be possible.
@sillybilly972 regardless of what number you put into that function (n), you can always add 1, therefore if the universe is 76598729452345 lightyears across, you can add 1 inch. If the universe is 7509872405897245 years old, what was there the second before that? No universe? I doubt it ...
As far as I am concerned, Humanity is by far the most significant thing in the cosmos. All the vast, terrible power of nature yet here we are. The product of cosmic chance? God's children? Who knows? I do know that we have been granted the supreme power of intelligence, curiosity and belief and that we will reach out and touch the face of God
Humans don't suck. Humans are just humans. Either evil or good. They just try to habit in a manner, which they think it's the best to act. I personaly like humans as my favorite animals. Not the most successfull in comparison to other lifeforms but so full of potential. We are beeings which are able to ask why they ask. ^^
@gtas321 Do you really think that remark improved your argument? It is true that the universe is fine-tuned to exist, as is true for any conceivable universe wheter fine-tuned by some intelligence or not. The fine-tuning of the universe therefore cannot alone be evidence of intelligent fine-tuning.
I graduated from physics department. I am living with the belief and my relationship with Allah. If God does not exist, life is meaningless! our pains and injustice we deal with are meaningless.When my belief becomes weak I critize if there is god.And I think of how all these matter, rules, laws, organized systems existed. The probability of this system's occuring by change is less than propability of a boeing air plane's occuring by change in an explosion of huge mass of metals and plastics!
@13rupert93 1) We can prove a negative. I can prove I'm not a banana. Universal negatives are what you may be speaking of. 2) You can prove that "he" does not exists based only on "his" characteristics if those characteristics conflict with eachother. I can't be a yellow banana and be completely green too (just an example).
not really clothes are necessary to cover our bodies. It is a psychological factor, even in the beginning of mankind, they wore skin of animals etc. It protects and provides insulation to our bodies.
I wish I had seen these videos throughout my years in high school. I think I would have borne Biology and Chemistry with a little bit more respect and reverence for the practice of science, nevermind the tedious and battering way high school classes are conducted.
"Everything we made had a creator, therefor everything must have a creator" I never liked that strange argument, why MUST there be someONE behind it all. THAT seems to me closeminded.
"Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known" Carl Sagan
I think it might be better as: Everywhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.
Dang this comment is 7 years old 😐
Shits
Sagan never said that. The quote is misattributed.
@@aftabhmm its true the columnist Sharon Begley made it after writing about Carl Sagon at the end of the article.
7 years ago wow
I love these. They lift my heart.Dawkins' voice is particularly delightful with the reverb effect.
Valkyrie Sardo These videos are amazing!
"we are a way for the cosmos to know itself." :')
God my mind just went the other way on that one.
We are the cosmos.
@@apollothecoderule.8639 Evolution of hydrogen over 13.8 billion years.
It’s elevating and exhilarating!
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"Star stuff contemplating stars" Make me weird and happy it's hard to explain that
I find the reality thrilling!
I get chills every time.
"Some people find that thought disturbing; I find the reality thrilling."
at the moment i read it (it litterally was on the music too ._.)
Dawkins wants us to eat dead people to combat world hunger.
,,Matter flows from place to place and momentaily comes together to be you (...) I find the reality thrilling"- I always get goosebumps while reading this, most moving quote for me
Yugen/yoo-ghen/(japanese)~ An awareness of the Universe that triggers emotional responses too deep and powerful for words.
this song gives me yugen.. im not using it right am i?
that kinda sounds right actually haha but maybe instead of "gives me yugen" you would say "brings me yugen"...? I'm not too positive myself, I've never used it in a sentence like that before haha. :P
Ooh hah I had no idea! Thanks for letting me know! A facebook page that posts the meaning of certain words is where I found it at.
“We could be in the middle of an intergalactic conversation and we wouldn’t even know.”
Yeh u are right pls cm
Holy crap, it's 4:20pm... and this video length is also 4 minutes & 20 seconds. I know what must be done!
call the coincidence police?
Pour a nice tall glass of Lysol and watch the Trump "Coronavirus Task Force" Pep Rally on CNN?
Hey i really appreciated these videos you made dude. watched them a lot when i was really depressed thank you.
I love the sagan part that starts with "as the ancient mythmakers knew.....". wont forget that until i die.
"One of the great revelations of space exploration is the image of the earth finite and lonely, bearing the entire human species through the oceans of space and time" This line is one of the most poetic things I have ever heard! Sends chills down my spine!
It's refreshing to find a corner of youtube full of intellectual, science minded people who share a passion for our niche in the universe and seek further knowledge about the Cosmos. Big fan of all of these Melodysheep songs/videos! Great job, keep up the good work.
I never knew that Sagan was saying "finite and lonely" when talking about the Earth... i feel weird...
It took me a while to find out what he actually said. It is harrowing, but also not untrue.
Symphony of science does NOT have near enough the amount of views it deserves.
Given Sagan's great contributions to science I call upon the world to name the next superheavy element discovered "Saganium".
I have the Orion Nebula as my background on my computer.
It really is beautiful!
Sweet, me too!
home sweet home
that genuinely put a big smile on my face. Lovely
You should make a symphony about Nikola Tesla
TOTALLY !
That may be hard as he died before leaving little to no audio recordings. But I still think they should do that, also maybe one about Enstine.
These can be summed up in a simple way.: Simply Amazing.
This that cosmic baby-makin' music
Is this how the silver surfer was born?
So this song is what lead up to the big bang?
Rafe Vacca lovely
Carl Sagan the first physicist I've hired say the word awesome, - I love you man !
@runfayalife There is one thing you're forgetting: time itself started with the big bang. Time and space are related and cannot be separated from one another. So the moment space was created was the same moment time was created.
In the original interview.
Kaku says that we only pick up certain radio frequencies. Where as "Aliens" may be using a frequency we are not aware of.
Or they are using frequencies we are radio wise. But we just cannot even pick it up
please put these things in spotify, I hate having to waste my phone battery in order to listen for it, because I can't minimize youtube
On Android you can do it with Firefox.
You can also download albums from Bandcamp, and name your prize 0 if you don't want to pay anything. But of course out of respect I'd give something :) you can name your own prize
Thanks, I know. Should always read it over
A super fun way to help introduce people into the questions that push astronomers of all skill
I find the reality Thrilling!
My own cosmic insignificance is amazing and energizing. It truly is a thrilling reality. I am the product of billions of years of chemistry and physics working in harmonious tandem in a microscopic corner of the infinite void, and I for one am proud of my heritage.
I am the child both of order and chaos.
I find the reality of matter coming together to be me interesting. As some THING had to be there to order the chaotic atoms to be me. So, what was there?
More than likely it was some mechanism related to the Higgs Field or some other exotic property of the Cosmos which we have yet to discover.
Base it on string theory quarks have binding energy and are affected by all the four forces will have strung together and formed various baryons. Then bosons would influence it and cause the formation of the nucleus of atoms and so on. In string theory matter is just another form of energy so I quote "If nature chose a different set of numbers we would observe our universe very differently or we wouldn't be here at all"
Johan Winther Gravity would not affect things like that and the electromagnetic would do very little
Mitchell Wright just.. don't say a word about physics ever again.
I don't know what was there, but a mystical response is the worst by far.
Sagan and Dawkins are the best singers I´ve heard!! :D
Children are the source of wonder, joy and adventures. Intuition is their gift. Still, we are also children, just a little older children. WIth love, Jacob Cameron Sevall.
I'm sorry but that does not make any sense. How could there be more stars than atoms when stars are made up of millions maybe even billions of atoms
way more than billions friend lmao
More like 1x10^57 atoms in a typical star.
***** I thought 100 trillion was the figure for a whole human. Do you have a source you could link me? Whatever it is I need to recalibrate my internal scaling model.
Othelbark I think the average adult has around 7 octillion atoms or something, unfortunetly I have no source link :(
Maybe antimatter.
Our future generations are so lucky, to be able to explore space and experience first hand the beauty of the galaxy. I can't think of anything more divine.
Sounds like a '70's porn soundtrack.
Sam McInturff i loled. xD
I love the symphony of this song. its just so exhilarating and thrilling!
If this song had more views science would be more popular
Don't worry was not trying to attack you, just pointing out the differences and why it's not really a comparison with any merit. What's most important is both are two of greatest champions of reason in our time, and they both deserve more respect than they really get.
I don't know if these scientists know of this channel, but I hope they appreciate it.
I like it when the world listens to the sun and the universe
Bravo, I cannot imagine how much effort went into this, but must have been a lot, I figure if science had been as entertaining as this 50 years ago there would have been so much more interest in it by now, thank you for this.
Best is he doesn't use it to describe the taste of BBQ sauce or leather seats of a car. But the grandness and awe inspiring beauty of all existence.
I went through a really roundabout way of it, dropped out of school twice because I wasn't satisfied but didn't understand what I really wanted from life. I'd been out of school for nearly 10 years, then I slowly remembered that passion I had for asking and answering all these questions I had. When I was young, I became obsessed with wolves for some reason. I checked out every book I found at the library, fiction and nonfiction, involving them, but especially loved the nonfiction. Whenever I had access to the internet I was looking at info on the site for the International Wof Center, and was so dismaymed to learn they were endangered thanks to centuries of relentless persecution by humans. I argued with kids my age and was so frustrated when they refused to hear actual facts about the animal, insisting they were bad because "why else would they always be the villain in the stories? They're violent animals who will kill you as soon as they see you." Even as a kid, I had this passion for getting to the heart of things. Over the years, it was gradually squeezed out of me until I was deeply unsatisfied, no longer asking many questions, just going through the motions. Several years later, I was training for my current job, and during breaks I was reading a book that felt a bit over my head, but I was able to grasp enough of it to be blown away. Eventually I was so busy at work and home I didn't have enough time to read and had to abandon it, taking it back to the library. It took me a while to remember what the book was called , and by the time I did, I had since learned who Richard Feynman was, and then I no longer wondered why I'd found that book so interesting back then; I had been reading "QED. The strange theory of light and matter." At some point later, I was playing a game with someone who is now my best friend. The game made some physics joke, and I didn't quite get it, but there was something so interesting about it, like I had an idea of what it meant. A couple years later, I watched one of Melody Sheep's other science symphony videos. "A Glorious Dawn." I actually teared up, at some of Carl Sagan's lines. It was just so moving. I ended up looking up some things about what physicists do and learn about because of the joke I couldn't forget about, and also looked up Carl Sagan's name. I went down the rabbit hole frm there, and began buying books from a secondhand shop that are still in my small personal library, like "The Trouble with Physics", "Three Roads To Quantum Gravity" "The Improbability Principle" "Chaos; the Making of a New Science". I also started watching Carl Sagan's Cosmos, and listening to Feynman's messenger lectures on UA-cam. A couple things that struck me were lines from Cosmos, especially, because Carl Sagan had a marvelous way with words, and Feynman's lecture on Gravitation as an example of Physical Law. He described the formation of new stars, and the visualization I had of it from his description made me so emotional. I slowly fell in love with physics. I had so many questions again, suddenly, and I hadn't felt so alive and present since I was a kid, researching topics in a library, loving science class as much as I loved linguistics and music, asking questions. I asked one question, and I couldn't find the answer, then I learned that we didn't even have one yet. That surprised me so much, and I think is one thing that made me finally decide to enroll in school as a physics major. It hasn't been easy; I was never good at math as a kid, and hated it. I've gained a huge appreciation for he power it has as a, as Feynman once put it, "language plus logic". It really is this hugely efficient way of organizing large amounts of information in a relatively small space compared to the words it would take to describe, and it also enables those phrases to be reordered, substituted for equivalent phrases, examined for the relationships between phrases, and proven rigorously. It's truly a beautiful subject, and is the language of physics. Anyway, here I am. I'm in E and M Physics 1, Calculus 2. Such a long road, and a rough one, but I can't think of anything better to do with my life than spend it in wonder and appreciation for existence.
I'm getting ready to take a final in an upper level astronomy class. Just gathering inspiration here!
Unless they think that they were put on earth to learn these things. I think that we are. We are here to think these questions and grow.
You've made a beach lounge chill song with some seriously meaningful words from qualified people. Wow !
I adore Carl and Richard's parts. MelodySheep. these are beautiful song. I'll be sharing these at work. Time to make a CD!
i hope you get payed very well for doing these
honestly i do
Man your work is so wonderful. The music is impeccable and you are a very brilliant person. How I enjoy all your videos. Tank you so much. Kind Regards. 😭💫👀👂🤩😍😍😍❤
I can't believe this video is over 2 years old..
After watching a lot of videos on youtube about life, the universe and science, I came to these questions:
Why do we care so much about saying that what we believe individually is the only truth?
Science is not a belief, it is all about what we can see and measure, nothing more, nothing less.
Science will probably never be able to prove the existence or non-existence of (a) God(s), why not just enjoy it for what it is?
Why not just enjoy how beautiful the universe we live in is?
Dawkins and Feynman, the best scientist for me :)
2020 baby
I agree, but for a different reason. Imagine if we cherished curiosity instead of pride derived from standardized tests we use to compare ourselves to other nations. Where we dedicated our lives to thinking, instead of memorizing. How much more we could advance.
We care so much because we want our existences validated. People agreeing with our individual truths is probably the closest we can get to that validation.
Science is indeed fact. The fun part is when things don't always perfectly line up. For me that shows that the "science" behind everything was created by "something" with quite the imagination.
There was a quote I heard once that sums up my beliefs: When God said, "Let there be light." I bet it made a rather large bang.
Every Spherical region of the Infinite Universe E2 forming a square of probability as waves come from a distance radius.
One Mass Plasma field vector +Mu of universe determines the mass of the other +/m- at the centre of its own symmetrical ref-frame looking out as the waves come from matter spherically distributed around us we interpret those waves from where and when they were emitted because now C2 is the moment of emission from any object dividing gravity 2pi and 4pi multiplying information.
Love it❤
Don't be upset, be thankfull he was here and wanted to share some of his thoughts with us :)
11 years ago?!
Sounds like a incredible vibe of lsd or some lovemaking scène in a movie this songs music xd
Thank you for such a respectable comment, these are rare these days.
Ooh. Nice quotes. :) The last one is an odd one for me, and could easily spark further debate as to just what it implies, and how it comes to such a conclusion.
Well, the particular assembly of molecules that makes up me will not assemble to make this particular instance of me ever again. You are correct, however, in the notion that the elementary particles that make up me will last forever.
I'm a 14 year old freshman and i love astronomy does anyone have any recommendations for classes i should take during high school besides astronomy
I know this is probably common sense but your videos are amazing
keep up with your excelent work
Spot on.
Take a moment of science so we can have some silence and enjoy this video.
OMG! its like we are watching the same video!
There is two lines in communication, one is the intent of the speaker and the other is what is received by the listener. Why even bother calling what people say stupid when you know most people take it as an insult equal to calling them stupid?
We need statues of Carl Sagan in our town squares and public buildings.
I love this
Master genius.!!!!
@Ahiatua
You've had your silence, now please get back to the discussion. It's relevant to the subject of the song and it might become interesting.
Oh bugger... I don't skip ads for Melody sheep but this one is 3:30 T_T I'm dedicated!
Incredible!! I want to know what kind of music program can make such videos! Please, somebody tell me!!
But is in our nature expanding and using our brains to survive in temperatures, even if that means we have to create clothes to do it. Of course, in a comfortable area, you don't need clothes, but the truth is, there are little areas on Earth where that is true, and we are too many humans to just only choose the comfortable places.
Lastly, identical and different are opposing concepts. Stop contradicting yourself, either humans look different from one or other or they are identical.
dat bassline
It's the bassline babies are made of.
True but it is about what kind of clothes, they did not wear a pants, underpants, socks and shirts they wore a pelt. the other things are either technology or social.
It is. actually. Theormodynamically, the entropyof the universe must increase, and eventually the universe will no longer have enough thermodynamic interaction for sentience to be possible.
Amazing x
im not sure, but i would guess that its from his pbs show, cosmos
@sillybilly972 regardless of what number you put into that function (n), you can always add 1, therefore if the universe is 76598729452345 lightyears across, you can add 1 inch. If the universe is 7509872405897245 years old, what was there the second before that? No universe? I doubt it ...
thrilling!
Here after Ingenuity's first flight on Mars.
As far as I am concerned, Humanity is by far the most significant thing in the cosmos.
All the vast, terrible power of nature yet here we are. The product of cosmic chance? God's children? Who knows? I do know that we have been granted the supreme power of intelligence, curiosity and belief and that we will reach out and touch the face of God
Why would molecules just collapse into so much pressure
You can not swear my belief!!!!! If you are a evoluted human you MUST respect my beliefs!
beast video
Humans don't suck. Humans are just humans. Either evil or good. They just try to habit in a manner, which they think it's the best to act. I personaly like humans as my favorite animals. Not the most successfull in comparison to other lifeforms but so full of potential. We are beeings which are able to ask why they ask. ^^
@gtas321
Do you really think that remark improved your argument?
It is true that the universe is fine-tuned to exist, as is true for any conceivable universe wheter fine-tuned by some intelligence or not. The fine-tuning of the universe therefore cannot alone be evidence of intelligent fine-tuning.
This music is like astronomer love making music.
Close enough for me.
I want to like this video, but I've already liked it :(
I graduated from physics department. I am living with the belief and my relationship with Allah. If God does not exist, life is meaningless! our pains and injustice we deal with are meaningless.When my belief becomes weak I critize if there is god.And I think of how all these matter, rules, laws, organized systems existed. The probability of this system's occuring by change is less than propability of a boeing air plane's occuring by change in an explosion of huge mass of metals and plastics!
@13rupert93 1) We can prove a negative. I can prove I'm not a banana. Universal negatives are what you may be speaking of. 2) You can prove that "he" does not exists based only on "his" characteristics if those characteristics conflict with eachother. I can't be a yellow banana and be completely green too (just an example).
not really clothes are necessary to cover our bodies. It is a psychological factor, even in the beginning of mankind, they wore skin of animals etc. It protects and provides insulation to our bodies.
this video has 799,000,000 less views than "gagnam style"
this is something about the universe that is beyond my grasp
I wish I had seen these videos throughout my years in high school. I think I would have borne Biology and Chemistry with a little bit more respect and reverence for the practice of science, nevermind the tedious and battering way high school classes are conducted.
"Everything we made had a creator, therefor everything must have a creator"
I never liked that strange argument, why MUST there be someONE behind it all. THAT seems to me closeminded.