Clarification: The problem was not with Aristotle. The problem was with his followers. It is not Aristotle's fault that his followers decided to make his teaching into an inflexible dogma. This is what was a hinderance to science. This is what happens when the followers of any teacher turn that person's ideas into a dogma that it is not permissible to challenge. This has happened many other times throughout history with the followers of many other individuals. I was just using what happened with Aristotle's followers as an example.
If his "dogmatic deciples" are the problem, then why did the appear only 3-4 centuries after Aristotle's death? What did change in those centuries? Did idea caused the loss of progress or the society lost progress due to political instability, chocking every progress including the porgress of idea? Did "dogmatic deciples" cause progress to halt or did the stagnation in society caused "dognamic deciples" to gain stronger foothold?
@@aniksamiurrahman6365 The colonisation period and "discovery" period go hand in hand. Colonisation was done in the name of Civilising, when Abrahmics wer barbaric themselves.
Pulz 01, you must be complaining about other videos that you have seen, because I don't believe that these criticisms apply to this video. This video includes scientists from many different geographic and religious backgrounds.
5 years ago you were the first RUclips channel I subscribed ever (on another account tho 😄). And man because of you has my love for math and physics increased a lot. Loved your content as a 16 year old and still do as 21 year old
What a simple-but-terrific way to get across an essential idea of what 'science' is. You didn't try and court controversy; you didn't insult; you gave an array of characters, names, and perspectives; and even in the end you discussed possibility that there would be arguments between scientists of today and 'scientists' of the past as to what their pursuit is all about.
You are my first youtube science Channel in my life . I started watching you 4 years before and you inspired me the creativity to take up science . Thank you so much Eugene
Love your videos! Especially the Fourier series one was eye-opening for me. I can't imagine the hard work that goes into making all these videos, and you definitely deserve all the praise.
Their Fourier Series video was absolutely mind-blowing. 😍 I wish someone had showed that to us in college. Would have made it so much more interesting and easy to understand.
I love your videos that is full of 3D low-res and simple exotic animations, especially a picture of Karl Popper imprisoned in a laser chamber and a cat reading a quantum mechanics book. Keep it up. 12:47 Also, that line "not his actual resting place" killed me lol
Your videos were the Kickstart that started my journey in philosophy, psychology and physics which gave me now a solid mind set that helped me do acts that make me proud of my self both academically and in my very career. Big thumbs up keep the good work 💯💯👍
You are a true saint and a wonderful person. I wish truly best for you with all my heart. Please, continue to make more videos about mathematics and science.
@@homewall744 Although this video illustrates the problem with that statement: If science's only objective is to make predictions, there can be no "reality that science shows is present"
It would be great if you edited this to add something about Feyerabend’s “Against Method”, which puts forward a cogent argument as to why the actual history of scientific progress is in direct contradition with common notions of scientific method or demarcation.
In my last year of uni (2020), I was in a class about basically looking into this stuff, and we read Kuhn’s book. Can’t say I’m big on this type of reading or even philosophy, but the “paradigm shift” is one of my favorite expressions. Kinda nice to see this kind of subject covered on your channel 🙂
Great as always. Yeah….. debate is needed because we’re not even close to understanding the universe. It seems to be more stranger and wonderful that we could have possibly imagined.
What? Thomas Kuhn precisely argued that science DOES NOT MAKE progress due to incommensurability. Concepts mean different things in paradigms and are not comparable. Better analogue is that science is always moving "away from the last one." It's also important to point out that Karl Popper believed our observations to be theory-laden. They depend on theories. (We use the theory of redshift for falsification in astronomy)
A nice hypothesis I recently read is the 'cooperative eye hypothesis' that states the 'whiteness' of our eyes is so that we better communicate and cooperate which each other, when compared to other great apes. But this seems as one of those hypotheses difficult to test and be falsifiable. Although there is a possible genetic evidence for self-domestication ( towards friendliness and cooperative evolution) of humans based on BAZ1B gene.
Some scientists confuse the role of Philosophy and think that it may be trying to take the place of science or even compete with it. That's not it. Logic is a discipline of Philosophy and serves to support Mathematics. It is very helpful for the sciences, especially for physics. When scientists read a Philosophy paper and understand its true connection to Science (one of the roles is to clarify scientific concepts), then they will understand its value and will be able to read various mathematicians and scientists that who were philosophers too.
I really appreciate this video. Over the last few years, my interest in Science and the Scientific method has increased dramatically. Learning the finer details of Special Relativity, and what it says about the fabric of Spacetime both blows my mind and disturb me in equal amounts. In a sense, the more you learn, the more bizarre the can becomes, as you kick it ever further down the road towards the boundaries of our current understanding. And lets not even talk about QM. I tend to agree with the sentiment that Reality is not just stranger than we know, but stranger than we can know.
Respected sir, IN your vedio of special relativity You have said that an moving observer(man in spacecraft) see distance between two planets to be less! ,But in special relativity an observer at rest sees the length of the meter stick in the spacecraft has become shorter.... if meter stick itself had become shorter THE MAN IN THE SPACE CRAFT HAS TO MEASURE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE PLANETS TO BE MORE THAN ACTUAL DISTANCE MEASURED BY MAN AT REST FRAME RIGHT??? Correct me if I am wrong, THANK YOU
When two observers are moving, each observer must think that the other person's meter stick is shorter than their own. Otherwise it would be possible for them to tell which of them is moving, which would violate the principal of relativity.
When observing a moving object, for that object, time is distorted in the direction of motion. A resting observer will see a moving observer to have a shorter meterstick, but the moving observer will measure the *back* of the meterstick before the *front.* Even though the meterstick appears shorter to the resting observer, the moving one will move *during* the measurement. The resting observer will see the moving observer measure the back of the meterstick, move forward a bit, and measure the front, and that difference in time means the moving observer actually measures *more* than a meter while having a shorter meterstick, because they moved *during* the measurement.
@@joymoding 👍....consider an person on an train has two clocks on his HANDS which are synchonised, now the person on ground also see it synchonised(because Both clocks are at almost same point) , now he places both the clocks at the end of very long train and he stands at the centre,...now he should find the clocks are NOT SYNCHRONISED....the rear clock is ahead right.... Now he can conclude that he is in moving frame....does the Galileo dictum fails....??(laws of physics is same in all reference frame, no experiment can conclude that you are in moving frame) correct me if I am wrong
Richard Feynnman is missed out... Your videos are really great , I have been watching your videos for years now... It has great Content and animations... Pls keep up the good work
Very interesting! Thank you very much :) But as far as I understand it, by showing that euclidean geometry does not reflect the big-scale space of our universe, according to Einstein's theory (given that it is true), doesn't show why sound logic wouldn't lead to truth. This is because Euclid simply used a set of axioms and deduced more theorems from them, creating a consistent set of ideas. It's like mathematics in this sense. If this set of ideas correspond to the real world is of no importance. This is unless we assume that they must describe reality. The problem here is, what theory are we going to use to "test" euclidean geometry? As long as they are theories, they are no standard of truth.
Such a nice explanation. Natural phenomena is the proof of a scientific hypothesis, but there may be more than one hypothesis to explain the same. Eventually nature decides that which is comparatively more accurate to understand the universe better.
There are, moreover, unconscious aspects of our perception of reality. The first is the fact that even when our senses react to real phenomena, sights, and sounds, they are somehow translated from the realm of reality into that of the mind. Within the mind they become psychic events, whose ultimate nature is unknowable (for the psyche cannot know its own psychical substance). Thus every experience contains an indefinite number of unknown factors, not to speak of the fact that every concrete object is always unknown in certain respects, because we cannot know the ultimate nature of matter itself.
Maybe future A.I. Will know our psyche and nature behind consciousness. Maybe even super intelligent A.I. will never be couscous in our way of consciousness.
I think the fact that there are multiple ways to perform the same calculation/simulation with identical results suggests that we really can't know the full nature of the universe. There may always be unknowable "implementation details".
Mostly during Indus valley 3000BC and during empires 0-1000 AD. Romans, Greeks, Babylon, Egyptians, Chinese, Mayans, and modern europe did great contributions as well.
I love your work and would also enjoy seeing more. If you are willing to make longer for them videos with more detailed explanations I would certainly be willing to donate on patreon. Either way keep up the good work.
Thanks. I really appreciate your interest in donating on Patreon and I am glad you like my videos. I have videos of varying length. Some are very long and detailed and some are short. One issue with doing longer videos is that it takes a longer amount of time to make the animations for the longer videos. (I make all the animations myself.)
Yes. In fact, if we limit the demon's movements such that we have precise equations, which give all the identical predictions of our present laws of physics, then the demon hypothesis will be experimentally equivalent to our present theories, in the same way that many of the different interpretations of quantum mechanics are experimentally equivalent. Though, this begs the question of why the demon's movements are limited to those specific equations.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky what if the demon is a discrete machine and follows his discrete rules all the time - like in Convey’s game of life? What if universe is a huge discrete robot consisting of primitive discrete unbreakable beings which are discrete automates and one their actions equals reduced Planck’s constant? That would explain many observations including speed limitation and observer effect / Heisenberg uncertainty principle.
@@someone2973 who decides what is necessary and what is unnecessary? it would give hidden variables Einstein searched for. It would give predictions that differ from relativity predictions in some details and would explain the world.
I see you enjoy popper given the time you invested in framing his picture in such a monstrous blender project of a machine without any clear necessity.
I was actually quite interested in metaphysics recently, but the problem is we really can't make any real progress, maybe we should just focus on practical science instead , but pondering the fundamental nature of reality is oddly satisfying... We may venture to reconcile physics, consciousness and metaphysics.... In some way... Great video by the way. Today we are indeed faced by the question of what is science supposed to do, and what would be a better way. I mean we should of course think about ways to make life better and convenient but existing without knowing or at least trying to know the ultimate answers feels shameful...
I think we’ve reached a point in science where we’re hitting our cognitive limits. Humans just being like any other animal probably also have such limits like how no matter what you do you can’t teach a chimp or a dog how to do calculus. That’s why I think philosophy and science have completely separated. Philosophy depends on the natural logical part of the brain, while modern science uses mathematics that is in a way a gateway for us to understand these complex ideas without involving ourselves in a futile exercise limited by our biological cognitive/intellectual limit.
I would argue that many of these individuals are natural philosophers; they had freedom of thought based on observations of natural phenomenon; whereas modern day scientists work from a more structrured and rigid framework. Scientists of the modern age will actually ignore or attempt to refute observed natural phenomenon in order to uphold certain scientific "laws" that are taken to be absolute truth. This is, in my opinion, a somewhat dogmatic approach to take while investigating the universe around us.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky I appreciate the reply, and I understand that one mode of thinking leads to the next; such as alchemy being modernized as chemistry as our knowledge expanded. My point is that modern day "science" has to some degree departed from the that mode of thinking that we once called natural philosophy. The evidence lies in theories and assertions which are based on belief rather than actual observation; like for example the concept of virtual particles, or gravitons.
impressive video. an illustrated concentrate of the philosophy of science. the contemporary example of the inevitable scientific complementarity between hypothesis-physical law-real observation-accurate prediction, is the law on general relativity. the diversity of current theories concerning scientific quantum mechanics is probably due to the imperfect knowledge of the universe of the infinitely small. But the scientific advances made during the 20th and 21st centuries predict that the "mysterious puzzles" of quantum mechanics will be solved and mastered deterministically in the near future. I liked and shared .👍
They "Faucci and crew" say Science is Truth .. Bible says : 1 Timothy 6:20 “O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of Science Falsely So Called:”
@@joepierson3859 I wouldn't go to a hospital unless I can not stop the bleeding or I broke a bone.. FTR I am 10 years out clinic meds and all Their BS "treatments" All Glory to God ... Psa 139:14 Jn 8:36 Pharmacy: Strong's G 5331 Definition: the use of medicine, drugs or spells God bless you @Figinformer
No disrespect but most of us don't appreciate religious, that too unrelated, stuff spammed into science videos. Science is the language everyone can work with but religion by nature is communal.
Can I ask u one more question ? 1) what about your studies? 2) u are very unique, what make u unique? 3)I am a pre medical student struggling to fight entrance exam to get a government seat, but physics which is also a part of exam, acts as a blocker , please gave me some tips & tricks so that I can increase my interest in physics Please!!
Not OP, but I can tell you some things. Physics is not hard if you have the correct study material. It's all about getting a feel for it. Generally avoid study material that involves excessive Jargon. You can ask on Physics forums for better information. You have to find what suits you best. And don't be disheartened because you can't understand some high level technical reference book. I'm telling from experience as an Engineering graduate. Some things that I found extremely difficult to understand are now obvious. And I wonder to myself why those books were made so difficult to understand.
Despite I am being critical in other comments, but the truth should be spoken, your videos and your way of explanation are very helpful and insightful, and I rely on them always in understanding many abstract terms in physics and math. Thanks a lot ♥️
Throughout my high school I grew up watching your physics and math videos, they definitely had a huge impact on my interest in mathematics and physics. I'm glad my little brother discovered this channel himself through the relativity video and found it very interesting. As I began to wonder more about your animation recently, which software do you use for your animations? I'm guessing it's Blender, based on the fact that a lot of people in scientific community have picked it up recently...I'd like to know what you use for modeling/animation/simulation, I'm just curious.
Thanks. I am glad my videos have had a positive impact. I make my 3D animations with "Poser." I make some of the 3D models in "Wings" 3D and import them into Poser as ".obj" files. I make some of my simulations with the program "Poser Physics 2012" (purchased separately) and I make some of my simulations with Bullet Physics.
The experimental method of inquiry aims at establishing regular events which can be repeated. Consequently, unique or rare events are ruled out of account. Moreover, the experiment imposes limiting conditions on nature, for its aim is to force her to give answers to questions devised by man. Every answer of nature is therefore more or less influenced by the kind of questions asked, and the result is always a hybrid product. The so- called "scientific view of the world" based on this can hardly be anything more than a psychologically biased partial view which misses out all those by no means unimportant aspects that cannot be grasped statistically.
A pretty neat introduction to the niche topic of the history and philosophy of science. Science teaching tends to be ahistorical, in that it doesn't set ideas in any kind of social economic context nor does it consider what were the natural philosophers or scientists trying to do? Science teaching most often presents a series of 'breakthroughs' by disembodied great minds each one going further towards the most accurate/real world that is 'out there'. All the ex post bizarre theories that crashed out are swept under the carpet so we miss all the interesting stuff. I'd say also the borderline between science and pseudo science was/is never clear cut! All theories have problem areas but unless they are considered pressing they are ignored and the paradigm persists. Remember that some of our greatest scientists used non empirical means to make breakthroughs...... I have enjoyed several of your videos already, they are interesting and cool in equal measure. And I love the candid bombs you drop, like, 'we don't really know what energy is' and other quirky humour. Would be even better if you slipped some angel visualisations in, since they account for action at a distance according to the natural philosopher/alchemist/bible historian Newton.
Thanks for the comments. In reply to your request for angel animations, I already have that in my video on Maxwell's Laws at ruclips.net/video/9Tm2c6NJH4Y/видео.html
Clarification: The problem was not with Aristotle. The problem was with his followers. It is not Aristotle's fault that his followers decided to make his teaching into an inflexible dogma. This is what was a hinderance to science. This is what happens when the followers of any teacher turn that person's ideas into a dogma that it is not permissible to challenge. This has happened many other times throughout history with the followers of many other individuals. I was just using what happened with Aristotle's followers as an example.
Another example is Karl Marx
If his "dogmatic deciples" are the problem, then why did the appear only 3-4 centuries after Aristotle's death? What did change in those centuries? Did idea caused the loss of progress or the society lost progress due to political instability, chocking every progress including the porgress of idea? Did "dogmatic deciples" cause progress to halt or did the stagnation in society caused "dognamic deciples" to gain stronger foothold?
The tittle should be "Christian Scientists/Discoveries". Dig into History and how most of them are relying on other primary sources.
@@aniksamiurrahman6365 The colonisation period and "discovery" period go hand in hand. Colonisation was done in the name of Civilising, when Abrahmics wer barbaric themselves.
Pulz 01, you must be complaining about other videos that you have seen, because I don't believe that these criticisms apply to this video. This video includes scientists from many different geographic and religious backgrounds.
5 years ago you were the first RUclips channel I subscribed ever (on another account tho 😄). And man because of you has my love for math and physics increased a lot. Loved your content as a 16 year old and still do as 21 year old
Thanks. I am glad you like my videos and that they have increased your love for math and physics.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky you are a legend
@@EugeneKhutoryansky LEGEND AND HERO OF SCIENCE ❤️
What a simple-but-terrific way to get across an essential idea of what 'science' is. You didn't try and court controversy; you didn't insult; you gave an array of characters, names, and perspectives; and even in the end you discussed possibility that there would be arguments between scientists of today and 'scientists' of the past as to what their pursuit is all about.
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
You are my first youtube science Channel in my life . I started watching you 4 years before and you inspired me the creativity to take up science . Thank you so much Eugene
Thanks. I am glad to hear that my videos have made a difference.
Love your videos! Especially the Fourier series one was eye-opening for me. I can't imagine the hard work that goes into making all these videos, and you definitely deserve all the praise.
Thanks for the compliments. I am glad you like my videos.
If you like Fourier videos be sure to watch 3Blue1Brown's video(s) on it too.ruclips.net/video/spUNpyF58BY/видео.html
Their Fourier Series video was absolutely mind-blowing. 😍 I wish someone had showed that to us in college. Would have made it so much more interesting and easy to understand.
Animations make your contents a cutting edge presentation. Lots of applauds to you. Prosper & persevere.
Thank you.
Really love your videos, and I appreciate the massive amount of effort you put into them. This is a fantastic channel, and I hope more people see it.
Thanks for the compliments.
I love your videos that is full of 3D low-res and simple exotic animations, especially a picture of Karl Popper imprisoned in a laser chamber and a cat reading a quantum mechanics book. Keep it up.
12:47 Also, that line "not his actual resting place" killed me lol
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
Hands down my favorite RUclips channel. You're doing humanity a favor.
Thanks for the compliments.
Thank you Eugene & Kira for your wonderful work! :D
Thanks.
Great job sir! As always your videos are of high quality thanks for your effort, you deserve bigger audience.
Thanks for the compliments.
Your explanation are awesome and videos are too good which explains everything clearly
Thank you sir
Thanks for the compliments.
Now that was a great video. Some good subtle jokes in there too..
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
Your videos were the Kickstart that started my journey in philosophy, psychology and physics which gave me now a solid mind set that helped me do acts that make me proud of my self both academically and in my very career.
Big thumbs up keep the good work 💯💯👍
Thanks. I am glad that my videos have had a positive impact.
Maxwell's demon is so misunderstood by society, no one could really love her as much as I do
You perv! She is mine and mine alone.
@@aniksamiurrahman6365 You perv! She is mine and mine alone.
@@mars_titan You perv! She is mine and mine alone.
@@himalayantongue You perv! She is mine and mine alone.
@@sheilakijawani2526 You perv! She is mine and mine alone.
Eugene you are one of the few people in this world that I look up to, respect and admire. Thanks for all your fabulous work.
Thanks for the compliments. I appreciate that.
In my opinion ,apart from Vertasium ,this is the best science RUclips channel.
You are a true saint and a wonderful person. I wish truly best for you with all my heart. Please, continue to make more videos about mathematics and science.
Thanks for the really great compliments. More videos are on their way.
Thank you for including the picture of Āryabhatta, C.V. Raman, S. Chandrashekhar.
Two very significant and important scientific thinkers.
@@pseudojabir1136 I hope you are kidding. Its not possible to mention everyone.
@Sanjay Scientist Not really
I'm from Brazil, I love your videos, thank for existing!
Thanks! I am glad you like my videos.
Your videos are amazing. Thnx for the content.
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you like my videos.
The fact that you reply on most comments, tell us how wonderful person you are, please don't stop enlightening us.
Thanks.
Maxwell's demon is cute af, despite being animated.
Jim Henson actually based his sesame street muppets on Maxwell's demons.
Maxwell’s demon boutta make me act up 🥵😩💦
@@vishaalshekara6275 NO
Very enlightening, great content.
Thank a lot Eugene Khutoryansky👍
Thanks.
Science cannot live without philosophy.
Perhaps, but philosophy can conjure all sorts of things without regard to the reality that science shows is present.
@@homewall744 Although this video illustrates the problem with that statement: If science's only objective is to make predictions, there can be no "reality that science shows is present"
@@homewall744 well somethings science can't prove
Like you can't prove this is the only reality with science
I have been with this channel since 2012. I did not knew you were still creating awesome stuffs. I have pressed that HTML button so hard.
It would be great if you edited this to add something about Feyerabend’s “Against Method”, which puts forward a cogent argument as to why the actual history of scientific progress is in direct contradition with common notions of scientific method or demarcation.
Unfortunately, once a video is uploaded, it can't be edited.
In my last year of uni (2020), I was in a class about basically looking into this stuff, and we read Kuhn’s book. Can’t say I’m big on this type of reading or even philosophy, but the “paradigm shift” is one of my favorite expressions. Kinda nice to see this kind of subject covered on your channel 🙂
Thanks.
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Poor Maxwell's Demon facing discrimination for being a cute devil.
ngl, Maxwell proposed one hella cute demon🙄
Great as always. Yeah….. debate is needed because we’re not even close to understanding the universe. It seems to be more stranger and wonderful that we could have possibly imagined.
Thanks.
Just thank you for your time and amazing effort to give us this content.
Thanks for the compliments.
This is a nice change of pace. This was great to watch.
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
Funfact: most of your viewers grew old watching your videos and probably got interested in physics and maths.
You've been getting cheeky with the subtitles and visuals, Eugene, and I'm all for it! 😂
What? Thomas Kuhn precisely argued that science DOES NOT MAKE progress due to incommensurability. Concepts mean different things in paradigms and are not comparable. Better analogue is that science is always moving "away from the last one."
It's also important to point out that Karl Popper believed our observations to be theory-laden. They depend on theories. (We use the theory of redshift for falsification in astronomy)
I wanted to see if anyone made this point. It seems to me that this video doesn't describe Kuhn's conclusions in a way that he'd agree with.
That's some amazing video there, thank you for all your efforts 💕☺️
Thanks for the compliment.
A nice hypothesis I recently read is the 'cooperative eye hypothesis' that states the 'whiteness' of our eyes is so that we better communicate and cooperate which each other, when compared to other great apes. But this seems as one of those hypotheses difficult to test and be falsifiable. Although there is a possible genetic evidence for self-domestication ( towards friendliness and cooperative evolution) of humans based on BAZ1B gene.
A certain degree of consciousness would give rise to values and the differentiator between right and wrong , it is not genetic at all .
I like the music you choose on here, these videos relax me
This video is for history. Salutation
Thanks.
Some scientists confuse the role of Philosophy and think that it may be trying to take the place of science or even compete with it. That's not it. Logic is a discipline of Philosophy and serves to support Mathematics. It is very helpful for the sciences, especially for physics. When scientists read a Philosophy paper and understand its true connection to Science (one of the roles is to clarify scientific concepts), then they will understand its value and will be able to read various mathematicians and scientists that who were philosophers too.
Your videos engage my brain thank you😊😊😊
Thanks. I am glad you enjoy my videos.
Thanks for all the new videos really enjoying them
Thanks. I am glad to hear that.
2:01 _"Science is based"_
-Eugene Khutoryansky
Science is _BASED_
I really appreciate this video. Over the last few years, my interest in Science and the Scientific method has increased dramatically. Learning the finer details of Special Relativity, and what it says about the fabric of Spacetime both blows my mind and disturb me in equal amounts. In a sense, the more you learn, the more bizarre the can becomes, as you kick it ever further down the road towards the boundaries of our current understanding. And lets not even talk about QM. I tend to agree with the sentiment that Reality is not just stranger than we know, but stranger than we can know.
I am glad you liked my video. Yes, reality is far stranger than the wildest science fiction stories humans have ever been able to come up with.
As an aspiring Science Fiction author, I can only agree.
Respected sir, IN your vedio of special relativity You have said that an moving observer(man in spacecraft) see distance between two planets to be less! ,But in special relativity an observer at rest sees the length of the meter stick in the spacecraft has become shorter.... if meter stick itself had become shorter THE MAN IN THE SPACE CRAFT HAS TO MEASURE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE PLANETS TO BE MORE THAN ACTUAL DISTANCE MEASURED BY MAN AT REST FRAME RIGHT??? Correct me if I am wrong, THANK YOU
When two observers are moving, each observer must think that the other person's meter stick is shorter than their own. Otherwise it would be possible for them to tell which of them is moving, which would violate the principal of relativity.
When observing a moving object, for that object, time is distorted in the direction of motion. A resting observer will see a moving observer to have a shorter meterstick, but the moving observer will measure the *back* of the meterstick before the *front.* Even though the meterstick appears shorter to the resting observer, the moving one will move *during* the measurement. The resting observer will see the moving observer measure the back of the meterstick, move forward a bit, and measure the front, and that difference in time means the moving observer actually measures *more* than a meter while having a shorter meterstick, because they moved *during* the measurement.
@@joymoding completely wrong
@@jjhhandk3974 what's wrong in it??
@@joymoding 👍....consider an person on an train has two clocks on his HANDS which are synchonised, now the person on ground also see it synchonised(because Both clocks are at almost same point) , now he places both the clocks at the end of very long train and he stands at the centre,...now he should find the clocks are NOT SYNCHRONISED....the rear clock is ahead right.... Now he can conclude that he is in moving frame....does the Galileo dictum fails....??(laws of physics is same in all reference frame, no experiment can conclude that you are in moving frame) correct me if I am wrong
Richard Feynnman is missed out... Your videos are really great , I have been watching your videos for years now... It has great Content and animations... Pls keep up the good work
Thanks for the compliments.
Thank you for making a nice introduction to this topic.
Thanks.
Again a remarkable video. These videos are awesome, full of knowledge delivered so brilliantly. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the compliments about my videos.
not gonna lie, Ockham's tomb had me fooled for a moment : p
Great as always
Thanks.
Very interesting! Thank you very much :)
But as far as I understand it, by showing that euclidean geometry does not reflect the big-scale space of our universe, according to Einstein's theory (given that it is true), doesn't show why sound logic wouldn't lead to truth. This is because Euclid simply used a set of axioms and deduced more theorems from them, creating a consistent set of ideas. It's like mathematics in this sense. If this set of ideas correspond to the real world is of no importance. This is unless we assume that they must describe reality. The problem here is, what theory are we going to use to "test" euclidean geometry? As long as they are theories, they are no standard of truth.
Excellent as always.
Thanks for the compliment.
Where are u from?
I was born in the Soviet Union, but I have lived in the United States since I was 4 years old.
Such a nice explanation.
Natural phenomena is the proof of a scientific hypothesis, but there may be more than one hypothesis to explain the same. Eventually nature decides that which is comparatively more accurate to understand the universe better.
Thanks for the compliment about my explanation. I am glad you liked it.
You are awesome Eugene 👏🏻
Thanks for the compliment.
I like the humorous visuals.
Thanks.
Your content is Much appreciated. Kudos to such hard working teams 🙏
Thanks for the compliments.
Very nice video.. Covered nearly all we are taught on this topic in college
Thanks for the compliment about my video.
There are, moreover, unconscious aspects of our perception of reality. The first is the fact that even when our senses react to real phenomena, sights, and sounds, they are somehow translated from the realm of reality into that of the mind. Within the mind they become psychic events, whose ultimate nature is unknowable (for the psyche cannot know its own psychical substance). Thus every experience contains an indefinite number of unknown factors, not to speak of the fact that every concrete object is always unknown in certain respects, because we cannot know the ultimate nature of matter itself.
Maybe future A.I. Will know our psyche and nature behind consciousness.
Maybe even super intelligent A.I. will never be couscous in our way of consciousness.
Do you know that you are THE best Eugene??? Thanks man
Thanks for the compliment.
I always thought that it was Achim's razor. Because Achim sounds like the name of a dude with some serious facial hair.
Your videos very amazing and fantastic,l don't watch videos like it, because it's very simple and clear. thanks a lot .
We saw this with the authorities during the pandemic, claiming science by rejecting competing ideas and dramatically reducing productivity.
I think the fact that there are multiple ways to perform the same calculation/simulation with identical results suggests that we really can't know the full nature of the universe. There may always be unknowable "implementation details".
Poor Pierre Currie, his name is not spelt correctly on the wall.
Curie 😉
@@ClovisDarrigan Ooops, you're right.
Another great video, Dr. Khutoryansky; this was fascinating! Thanks!
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky You’re welcome; I truly did.
India has given a great contribution in field of maths and physics
Mostly during Indus valley 3000BC and during empires 0-1000 AD. Romans, Greeks, Babylon, Egyptians, Chinese, Mayans, and modern europe did great contributions as well.
@@pseudojabir1136 true and Andalusians
All of humanity has such gems. A genius can come from anywhere.
Not physics but maths and philosophy
@@preetamyadav7952 You are right
I love your work and would also enjoy seeing more. If you are willing to make longer for them videos with more detailed explanations I would certainly be willing to donate on patreon. Either way keep up the good work.
Thanks. I really appreciate your interest in donating on Patreon and I am glad you like my videos. I have videos of varying length. Some are very long and detailed and some are short. One issue with doing longer videos is that it takes a longer amount of time to make the animations for the longer videos. (I make all the animations myself.)
If we limit daemon with specific rules, when and why he moves - it will be falsifiable hyposysis
Yes. In fact, if we limit the demon's movements such that we have precise equations, which give all the identical predictions of our present laws of physics, then the demon hypothesis will be experimentally equivalent to our present theories, in the same way that many of the different interpretations of quantum mechanics are experimentally equivalent. Though, this begs the question of why the demon's movements are limited to those specific equations.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky what if the demon is a discrete machine and follows his discrete rules all the time - like in Convey’s game of life? What if universe is a huge discrete robot consisting of primitive discrete unbreakable beings which are discrete automates and one their actions equals reduced Planck’s constant? That would explain many observations including speed limitation and observer effect / Heisenberg uncertainty principle.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky equations in this case turn into statistics and expected value of movement results.
That would make it falsifiable but it would still have the problem of making unnecessary assumptions.
@@someone2973 who decides what is necessary and what is unnecessary? it would give hidden variables Einstein searched for. It would give predictions that differ from relativity predictions in some details and would explain the world.
I see you enjoy popper given the time you invested in framing his picture in such a monstrous blender project of a machine without any clear necessity.
Классный канал. Всегда интересно посмотреть и подумать.
Good to see you again, Sir !
I was actually quite interested in metaphysics recently, but the problem is we really can't make any real progress, maybe we should just focus on practical science instead , but pondering the fundamental nature of reality is oddly satisfying... We may venture to reconcile physics, consciousness and metaphysics.... In some way... Great video by the way. Today we are indeed faced by the question of what is science supposed to do, and what would be a better way. I mean we should of course think about ways to make life better and convenient but existing without knowing or at least trying to know the ultimate answers feels shameful...
I think we’ve reached a point in science where we’re hitting our cognitive limits. Humans just being like any other animal probably also have such limits like how no matter what you do you can’t teach a chimp or a dog how to do calculus. That’s why I think philosophy and science have completely separated. Philosophy depends on the natural logical part of the brain, while modern science uses mathematics that is in a way a gateway for us to understand these complex ideas without involving ourselves in a futile exercise limited by our biological cognitive/intellectual limit.
I love all of your videos
The philosophy videos are different and interesting please keep them coming
Thanks. I am glad you like my videos.
I would argue that many of these individuals are natural philosophers; they had freedom of thought based on observations of natural phenomenon; whereas modern day scientists work from a more structrured and rigid framework. Scientists of the modern age will actually ignore or attempt to refute observed natural phenomenon in order to uphold certain scientific "laws" that are taken to be absolute truth. This is, in my opinion, a somewhat dogmatic approach to take while investigating the universe around us.
They were all natural philosophers. "Natural Philosopher" used to be the term for "scientist."
@@EugeneKhutoryansky I appreciate the reply, and I understand that one mode of thinking leads to the next; such as alchemy being modernized as chemistry as our knowledge expanded. My point is that modern day "science" has to some degree departed from the that mode of thinking that we once called natural philosophy. The evidence lies in theories and assertions which are based on belief rather than actual observation; like for example the concept of virtual particles, or gravitons.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky Your videos are awesome by the way; I have been watching your channel for several years, and I have learned a lot!
Thanks for the compliment about my videos. I m glad they have been helpful.
impressive video. an illustrated concentrate of the philosophy of science. the contemporary example of the inevitable scientific complementarity between hypothesis-physical law-real observation-accurate prediction, is the law on general relativity.
the diversity of current theories concerning scientific quantum mechanics is probably due to the imperfect knowledge of the universe of the infinitely small. But the scientific advances made during the 20th and 21st centuries predict that the "mysterious puzzles" of quantum mechanics will be solved and mastered deterministically in the near future.
I liked and shared .👍
I see Aryabhatt I hit like.
But this is not good .....contribution from everyone is good
@@Ravikant-pm2vc No I mean I'm happy people recognizing contribution of Indian scientists.
Me too
@@garima4113 Niiice
Your videos are absolutely amazing. 🙂
Thanks for the compliment.
4:16 So whenever someone tells you "the science is settled," laugh in their face.
Nobody said that for like a hundred years
On the contrary, people say religion is settled whereas it has clearly adapted.
@@ramdamdam1402 I only thought of it because I heard someone say it recently.
@@N0Xa880iUL How is that related in any way ?
EL MEJOR CANAL DE ANIMACIÓN DE FÍSICA DEL MUNDO
Thanks.
Pierre Curie is french. So it's Pierre Curie, not Pier Currie x)
1:20
I am really happy to see a wide variety of faces here. Not just those skewed Europe centric view of scientific contributors.
They "Faucci and crew" say Science is Truth .. Bible says : 1 Timothy 6:20
“O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of Science Falsely So Called:”
Yet you run to the hospital when you get sick and demand science treatments.
@@joepierson3859 I wouldn't go to a hospital unless I can not stop the bleeding or I broke a bone.. FTR I am 10 years out clinic meds and all Their BS "treatments"
All Glory to God ... Psa 139:14 Jn 8:36 Pharmacy: Strong's G 5331
Definition: the use of medicine, drugs or spells God bless you @Figinformer
No disrespect but most of us don't appreciate religious, that too unrelated, stuff spammed into science videos. Science is the language everyone can work with but religion by nature is communal.
@@N0Xa880iUL No Surprise b/c you and 99% of this world is under #MINDCONTROL Good luck ith your beliefs. you will need it.. Jer 7:27
"Could it be possible! This old saint has not heard in his forest that God is dead!"
Can I ask u one more question ?
1) what about your studies?
2) u are very unique, what make u unique?
3)I am a pre medical student struggling to fight entrance exam to get a government seat, but physics which is also a part of exam, acts as a blocker , please gave me some tips & tricks so that I can increase my interest in physics
Please!!
Not OP, but I can tell you some things. Physics is not hard if you have the correct study material. It's all about getting a feel for it. Generally avoid study material that involves excessive Jargon. You can ask on Physics forums for better information. You have to find what suits you best. And don't be disheartened because you can't understand some high level technical reference book.
I'm telling from experience as an Engineering graduate. Some things that I found extremely difficult to understand are now obvious. And I wonder to myself why those books were made so difficult to understand.
Love how the invisible demon looks like a biblically accurate angel lol.
Top tier video and explanation of unfalsifiability.
Thanks for the compliment about my explanation.
Love you and your work. Keep it up!
Thanks for the compliments.
I've been watching your videos for years and I always come back to new interesting videos. Great job.
Thanks.
Despite I am being critical in other comments, but the truth should be spoken, your videos and your way of explanation are very helpful and insightful, and I rely on them always in understanding many abstract terms in physics and math. Thanks a lot ♥️
Thanks for the compliments. I am glad my videos are helpful.
As always beautifully presented.👍❤
Thanks for the compliment.
Send this video into space on a gold plate.
Interstellar treasure. Great stuff!
Thanks for the compliment.
Do you have kabbalistical or mistical side? Or hermetical😊😊
Why dont you respond to me??
A different video than usual, but great as always.
Thanks.
Nicely presented.
Thanks.
Throughout my high school I grew up watching your physics and math videos, they definitely had a huge impact on my interest in mathematics and physics. I'm glad my little brother discovered this channel himself through the relativity video and found it very interesting.
As I began to wonder more about your animation recently, which software do you use for your animations? I'm guessing it's Blender, based on the fact that a lot of people in scientific community have picked it up recently...I'd like to know what you use for modeling/animation/simulation, I'm just curious.
Thanks. I am glad my videos have had a positive impact. I make my 3D animations with "Poser." I make some of the 3D models in "Wings" 3D and import them into Poser as ".obj" files. I make some of my simulations with the program "Poser Physics 2012" (purchased separately) and I make some of my simulations with Bullet Physics.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky thanks for swift reply!
The experimental method of inquiry aims at establishing regular events which can be repeated. Consequently, unique or rare events are ruled out of account. Moreover, the experiment imposes limiting conditions on nature, for its aim is to force her to give answers to questions devised by man. Every answer of nature is therefore more or less influenced by the kind of questions asked, and the result is always a hybrid product. The so- called "scientific view of the world" based on this can hardly be anything more than a psychologically biased partial view which misses out all those by no means unimportant aspects that cannot be grasped statistically.
I have argued that Psychology is better described as a monastic tradition than a science before, so it's interesting seeing that claim corroborated.
I love your animation style and the 3d models you use. The demon is kind of cute.
Thanks.
A pretty neat introduction to the niche topic of the history and philosophy of science. Science teaching tends to be ahistorical, in that it doesn't set ideas in any kind of social economic context nor does it consider what were the natural philosophers or scientists trying to do? Science teaching most often presents a series of 'breakthroughs' by disembodied great minds each one going further towards the most accurate/real world that is 'out there'. All the ex post bizarre theories that crashed out are swept under the carpet so we miss all the interesting stuff. I'd say also the borderline between science and pseudo science was/is never clear cut! All theories have problem areas but unless they are considered pressing they are ignored and the paradigm persists. Remember that some of our greatest scientists used non empirical means to make breakthroughs......
I have enjoyed several of your videos already, they are interesting and cool in equal measure. And I love the candid bombs you drop, like, 'we don't really know what energy is' and other quirky humour. Would be even better if you slipped some angel visualisations in, since they account for action at a distance according to the natural philosopher/alchemist/bible historian Newton.
Thanks for the comments. In reply to your request for angel animations, I already have that in my video on Maxwell's Laws at ruclips.net/video/9Tm2c6NJH4Y/видео.html
You are spelling "Al Haytham" wrong. other than that, this video is great! i love how smart your cat is
The way I spelled it is the way it is spelled in Wikipedia and everywhere else I could find:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibn_al-Haytham