Impossible Inventions People KEEP Trying to Make...
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Unlock the secrets of impossible dreams! Explore the allure of perpetual motion, the quest for time travel, weather manipulation, and the desire to talk to animals in this captivating video.
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Simon Whistler is a perpetual motion machine
It's just cocaine
*edit* and coffee
I'm pretty sure he has a battery hidden inside.
Ass kisser 😅 it's his job. He needs to get paid, ain't that right Peter? 😂
Energizer had the best commercials during adult TV in the eighties and early nineties, ask me anythin
Your mom is a perpetual motion machine.
Sorry I couldn't help myself...
But your mom sure can.
When I tried turning lead into gold, people called me crazy. But after decades of research and incidental exposure to lead, I actually am crazy.
The hardest part of making a perpetual motion machine is figuring out where to hide the battery.
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Not know what it is to be a dog? Don't have to anthromorphize....just notice the similarities to connect with first.
Food ,water ,family, love , pain ,sadness. Etc
To hell with the doomsayers prof
@@milesduggan4996 What the heck did you just say?
Was talking about talking to animals...the subject came up at end of video
Animal translators.🎉
Haaaaaa Haaaaaa 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤓🦧👀💩
In most sci fi movies and books, whenever someone goes back and tries to fix something in the past, they wind up making it worse. The more times they go back and try the worse it gets. So far, the last three or four years have me convinced that someone in the future tried to fix something in the last decade or so.
Thats what happens when you try to "fix" the absolute best case scenario.
I really can't argue against that theory.
😅🤣
One mans fix is another mans terror.
Actually ALL the bad things happening tracks back the 0,1% hyper rich "elite" and WEF / UN wanting more money and power... Read about "the great reset" and the "YOU will own nothing and be happy" world WEF / UN and the rich elite wants to create to keep the rich rich.
Simon: It's impossible to have dozens of different RUclips sites and keep them all updated regularly.
Also Simon: *does so*
Still Simon: Allegedly.
Well he does have some other guy hosting Geographics and Biographica now. However the guy (whose name escapes me right now) says that he’s the “interim” host.
He is a hired RUclips host he isn't making all these channels but hired I'm pretty sure
Simon allegedly exists - we might never know.
@@jacobjohns6047A big chunk of them are his. He has admitted many times that he does only host though. He pays people to research, write and edit all his channel's videos. (I assume he also interviews and hires all of those people)
@@jacobjohns6047 He is co-owner of most of them, including this one.
There was a sci-fi short story where someone in a government on another planet noticed that the Universe was protecting itself from paradoxes by causing disasters whenever someone tried to build a Time Machine using the Tipler Cylinder method. So they started talking with their leader about trying to lure their enemies to start such a project, with the anticipation that something will wipe them out. Of course, as soon as they have this conversation, their sun goes supernova.
I read that story.several decades ago...I must see if I still have it.👍
I was going to mention this! It was by Larry Niven, and used the same title as Tipler’s paper “Rotating Cylinders and the Possibility of Global Causality Violation" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tipler_cylinder?wprov=sfti1
Using artificial intelligence to develop a universal animal translator. That's just what we need. When the AI apocalypse comes, the machines will be able to convince animals to be on their side.
"Machines do not want to eat meat. Join us and be free!"
Each species does have their own language. But even if you expose pigeons to enough english, they'll start to understand what you're saying. Animals also make interspecies small talk, like my neighbor's dogs will frequently ask what I'm doing when I'm taking trash or recycling out. Pigeons do nearly constantly ask for food and water, but they also answer questions on what it's like to be a pigeon.
AI might be able to talk to animals but most animals are only driven by instinct and don’t have the capability to think deeply. Actually, most humans can not think deeply… look at human society. 😂😂😂😂😂
Pigeons speak English
Imagine robots with their own attack bears they can command. That'd suck
I’m always impressed by your constant output of videos, and all of them legitimately interesting and informative at anytime. Keep it up, love your work
The writers are the real hero’s. Simon is a fantastic host and reads with a better voice than I do but spending 50 hours a week reading sounds like he’s living the dream to me. The guys that’s doing the research deserves more praise
0:50 - Chapter 1 - Backwards time travel
4:20 - Chapter 2 - Weather control machine
8:00 - Chapter 3 - Animal translators
Can't wait to find out which species is the most racist 😂
Spoilers
Entire thing - Crap
While not currently possible, all could be possible in the future. People shouldn't listen to anyone saying something is impossible. With time, everything is possible.
If you went back in time in your current location you would be floating in space. Most time travel theories assume our solar system is stationary.
I've never thought about that part of time travel. Definitely gonna have to use that moving forward.
The more modern one is that moving in time would be like walking on the roof of a train ... your motion forward or backwards in time carries with it the spacial movement of the Earth since you are on it.
Hey Simon, love your videos. Although I wanted to point out that cloud seeding is fairly common practice, at least in Russia. I wouldn’t say for sure how effective it would be with tropical hurricanes with their huge mass. But for regular clouds, it’s have done for the past several years even decades or so, during largest national holidays(9th of may, for example), to eliminate the possibility of rain ruining the celebration.
Donald Trump will just attack them with the 'very powerful nucular'.
China did the same thing for the Beijing Olympics. They used both planes and old anti-aircraft cannons to seed clouds, forcing them to dump their water/rain before reaching the Olympic site.
The UAE and various mid-western US states use similar practices to help ensure rainfall over farming regions.
Utah and all the other Western states do the same thing but mostly for more rain. Sometimes for movies.
3:29 Fun fact: John Titor is a character in the anime Stein's Gate (which you should watch as it is brilliant).
Always remember Clarke’s First Law: “When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.”
I’ve travelled from the year 1968. I’m not going to lie, it has been a long and arduous journey fraught with many perils and side quests (with quite a few to your Mom’s house). So far it has taken me 55 years to get here, and I hope that the journey forward is less perilous than the past has proven to be!
❤ from 🇨🇦 eh! :)
Colorado ski resorts use seeding to increase the amount of snow when large storms come through. There extremely specific on size, temp, wind speeds and storm direction when they do use them as there expensive
If we can’t understand dolphins, how do we expect to speak to aliens who have evolved in an entirely different environment…
I've taught several dogs in my own family english. I've learned multiple animal languages already. It's not even as difficult as learning a human language. Even pigeons are able to learn english to some extent. That's the easiest thing to do and Simon's saying it's impossible.
@@Ensensu2 and of course you have a proof of all this, and just waiting for nobel prize nomination?
It's mostly a manner of complexity. Humans have set definitions and rules for their language. Animala is mostly just body languages and sounds that vary from animal to animal, even of the same species, to convey a general meaning.
Historically humanity has resorted to the "make them understand" violence.
@@maciej9280i think he just means they learn to associate words with actions and objects. not that they actually understand the language.
I'm not saying any of these are possible... but there was a time where people thought it was impossible to travel across the Atlantic Ocean because a ship would need to use more coal than it could carry. Maybe we're just in the coal ship era of our technology.
Pretty much my thoughts as well. These particular things may very well be "impossible", but so was powered flight at one time. And before anyone says "But it was physically possible because we could see animals do it!" People didn't know POWERED flight was possible until it happened. There was also a time when scientists thought they knew everything there was to know about physics, and that the Milky Way was the whole universe. So anyone claiming something is "impossible" honestly just annoys the fuck out of me.
@@usnairframerunfortunately, 'Impossible with our current knowledge/technology' simply doesn't roll off the tongue as nicely.
@@mlhx9181 True, but Simon is particularly known for this. He seems to be the kind of person that believes we've essentially discovered all the impossible things already, and loves to be snarky about it. And don't get me wrong, these things are literally impossible at the moment. But short of perpetual motion, the other two are actually well within reason of future technology. Hell, we can already communicate in very basic sign language with trained gorillas, so technically, that last one isn't even impossible now. But more than anything, I just get annoyed when "scientific influencers" or whatever we would consider people like him today say things which discourage people from certain fields. Because there's a long history of unexpected discoveries while researching something completely unrelated. Who knows what could come from research Simon deems "impossible".
Agreed. Scientific knowledge is cumulative, and so there is always more to be discovered.
@usnairframer Simon is reading a script, one that he paid someone to write, and he has said many times that he retains next to NO knowledge from them.
I've always like the idea of not being able to travel back in time but to have the ability to look back at the past like a live football game through the tv.
You can look at the past of other parts of the universe, if that's any consolation. Since it takes time for the light to get to us.
That's also come up in Sci-Fi. The main downside is that it would amount to a complete loss of privacy. (Even one millisecond ago is in the past ... )
@@jonnunn4196we’ve already lost all privacy to big tech companies and someone already invented that machine , I can’t remember it’s name but it’s supposedly in the Vatican basements (chronosphere possibly)
I imagine there would be like an fcc or something along the lines created for that@@jonnunn4196
@@rlhughso if we ever do have faster than light travel that means we could travel to the other side of the universe and look at the past of earth :S
A so your back simon? Or was this recorded months back?
I see what you did there 😜
Bit weird but if there hadn’t been a Second World War, my grandfather wouldn’t have been in Europe, met my Grandmother and I wouldn’t exist. It’s a weird, unsettling feeling knowing that. But also I couldn’t go back in time and kill Hilter because then I wouldn’t exist at all to go back in the first place.🤔🤔😳😳
I could do it for you, dont worry, I have a time machine
Just like Marty McFly.
Removing WW2 from the timeline would even for those in America that married a local gal here would remove a quite large percentage of the population and replace them with others. Marriages and having kids were placed on hold waiting to return home from the war. In my own family, my material granddad had already met my material grandma and were planning on getting married, but had to wait until he got back from the Pacific theater. And on my paternal side, they'd had one kid with another on the way when Pearl Harbor was bombed, but didn't have their third until after the war.
For that mater, the UK Sky Network / TNT series The Lazarus Project has an instance where the time reset to the save point caused their baby boy to be replaced by a baby girl.
"If you travel to the past, that past becomes your future, and former present becomes the past, which can't now be changed by your new future." -- Professor Hulk
It must have killed Simon to talk about talking to dogs. I suspect his first message would be "people are better."
impossible is what literally every invention was thought to be prior to being invented, this will NEVER get old,
I'm traveling through time right now. One day at a time.
I'm going faster ... One second at a time
Homer Simpson tried to invent a perpetual motion m machine. Gave up, threw it away. The damn thing just kept going faster and faster.
Wasn't that Lisa.... and Homer yelled "In this house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!"
The laws of physics as "we" understand them now will not allow us to create a perpetual motion machine.. but somewhere those laws may not be the same.
No Destro's Weather Dominator Simon? 80's G.I. Joe cartoons wouldn't have lied to me, Simon, impossible!
Knowing is half the battle! I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking about this :P
Could you imagine going back in time with a time machine but ended up stranded in space, because the geniuses behind it didn't take into account that the solar system moves with the galaxy and wouldn't be at that same location in the universe at that moment in time?
To be fair, Tipler himself disproved the Tipler Cylinder, a very long time ago.
Edit; now that I've brushed up on it... yea, Hawking kind of disproved him first.
Simon low key flexing on us with that watch!
Low key turning me on, saying "maths" - WHEW!
On you. Only you and the few that like.
I didn't even take notice of it.
Yes, Simon, I can tell you definitively that time travel is 100% possible. All you need is a flux capacitor and a DeLorean.
I'd imagine the only way to really get an "animal translator" would be some form of directly monitoring the brain and determining what the intent is based on what specific parts of the brain "lit up"
Or you could build like a simulated animal. I mean animals communicate with eachother using things like sounds, smells and pheromones and shit. If you were to build some kind of simulated animal with sensors to pick up and interpret all these forms of communication it could act as a translator between humans and animals.
@@zwenkwiel816 The problem I see with that method would be that you'd still have to interpret the "language". Like, what an animal "is saying" is expressed in a combination of noises, movements, and even smells sometimes; we can't even make a system that can fully handle the nuances in verbal only communication. I think it'd be much easier to approach it the way we do for the systems that allow paralyzed or otherwise non-verbal people to communicate.
@@michaelmaguire4147 well yeah I think there will be always be some kind of language barrier because we just interpret the world so differently but basic emotions or actions I think you could translate in this manner. I mean we pretty much do it with a lot of domesticated animals already. I'm perfectly capable of understanding most of my dogs communication.
I was just thinking mimicking nature might be the "easiest" solution here instead of inventing mind reading brain implants or whatever cuz than you could communicate back in a way that's more natural for the animal as well.
@@zwenkwiel816 understandably, your mistake was thinking that getting a machine to intuit intention from behavior would be as easy as is it for humans.
I think time travel is impossible, but it does work with stories like The Time Machine, The Terminator, and Back to the Future. However one over looked factor of time travel is the danger of pathogens or larger biological threats that no longer exist today. A botched time jump putting you back just 12000 years would put you in an environment where soo much shit would try to eat you.
All of that is true except time travel isn’t impossible. The math says so. The pathogens reminds me of tuts tomb but suppose the opposite was true as well?
@@rwarren58the math has been wrong before though. Like the whole issue with physics is that we don't have a complete unified model yet. It's all just theories and approximations that are good at predicting and describing specific things but don't really work in every context. I mean we're far from the level of understanding where we can definitively say what is or isn't possible...
As for pathogens you could just wear a hazmat suit or something
@@rwarren58In what way does the math actually suggest that time travel is possible?
You wouldn't only have to worry about bringing something back, but taking something with you like an advance form of something as simple as the cold or flu would be devastating
The problem with trying to undo a hurricane is the absolutely massive amount of energy that fuels one.
Take a gallon bucket of water and put it on a good fire until it's boiling really well. Dump in 2 ounces of crushed ice (eye protection is recommended). Note how the ice vanishes instantly and the water continues to boil like you did nothing.
I know how to go forward in time, I just need an egg timer and an oven.
If time travel is possible, somebody will invent it in the future. At that moment, people will start to time-travel into their past, which - in turn - is our present.
Since we haven't seen anybody from the future anywhere around us, I've deduced that time-travel isn't possible and will never be possible...
You're overlooking the fact that nobody will believe anyone in the present day claiming to be a time traveller from the future: the default assumption will be that the time traveller is in fact a loony.
It's the same kind of thing as when Hawking claimed that his time traveller party was proof that time travel was impossible: it's just as plausible that no one turned up because they knew it would be a boring, shitty party.
8:39 What about Stella the Talking Dog where she uses a word board to push the word she wants?
If it’s a trick, it’s incredibly convincing
It is literally the dog learning to press things in a certain order. Kinda like lab mice in a maze, no matter how many times you change the pattern, it's always figured out.
@@captainspaulding5963 Yeah being able to understand what button patterns generate responses from humans isn't terribly hard. Especially when you set things up for them and are looking for excuses to claim a certain result.
Anytime such experiements are taken further and not strictly controlled to ensure output they fail.
Billions of rotations per minute at infinite length... that is pretty fast
Wait. I want to hear more about that machine that can send information back in time
That information was sent to you and you should receive by circa 2014.
Kind of reminds me of Star Trek 4 with the humpback whales when Spock says "we can imitate the sounds but not the language we would be responding in gibberish".
I time travel all the time.
Just close my eyes, spool up the time machine and wake up in the future.
Haven't figured out how to go back yet.
This is the first video I have seen that actually addresses the absurdity of traveling back in time. Traveling back in time would be the most futile endeavor ever as then you would be back at a earlier time not remembering even to have traveled in time and everything in the entire universe is back to as it was...
@7:55 Love that you used a picture of a Hungarian Vizsla at the start of the animal translator chapter. ☺️
Simon is just out here crushing dreams 😖😫
We need more Delorians. That is clearly the key to time travel.
Cocaine isn't going to help anyone.
The Victorians thought it was impossible to travel faster than 20mph without your blood boiling!
Hehe... the bit about talking to animals reminds me of a LARPer comic in which, when the shaman roleplayer casts a spell to talk to animals, the 3 wolf roleplayers just say, "food? food?" "walk! walk!" and "play! play!" I'm sure it was nothing like how the game was supposed to go, but it was the funniest strip in the entire comic! 🤣
On a more serious note, I can understand that we'd need to perceive the world as animals do to communicate with them. I've kind-of instinctually understood this for most of my life, but I make no claim that I was ever much good at it. To begin to see the world through a cat's eyes is possible with considerable observation, but you won't get all of what a cat is thinking without much deeper research.
I'm very doubtful that one translator could be made for all cats.
No harm in trying to make the most efficiently possible.
Isn’t there a recent award winning documentary about weather manipulation?
Make a atom size black hole(hold it with a magnetic trap)and spin it with light so it doesn't grow but it can literally warp the space around it.
I just asked my cat and he said any fool knows that a simple quantum entanglement engine is all you need to travel back in time.
I've been time traveling forward in time since I arrived in this planet at a rate of 1s per second
King Solomon, a ruler almost as powerful as a Disney Princess.
I doubt they do much cloud seeding with A-10's. 😆
It's already been proven that aquatic mammals, like dolphins, whales, and orca, have regional dialects. So... Good luck trying to figure all that stuff out!
I can't believe you allowed this video to be published without your precious hope of a real hover board.
I think that the meanings you get from translating animal speech would be super surface level, like "excited", "afraid", or "hungry", with more complex speech being along the lines of "I am lonely and looking for company" or even the ambiguity of not knowing what the animal is trying to refer to, like "I want [some specific concept of a person] to [some related concept of give and feed] me [some specific kind of food item]", there is even the scenario where each distinct "word" has several unrelated meanings that rely entirely on the current state of mind that the animal is in and can still have significant ambiguity
Actually building a perpetual motion machine would be the tool assisted speedrun of getting assasinated by Big Oil.
I’m still waiting for the 3 sea shells from the movie “Demolition Mn” to go into full use.
I am currently time traveling to the future and no one can stop me
Omg how do you survive on your few hours of sleep daily while massively educating millions of people? I need each day to be 30 hours/day just to keep up with you!!
It's simple: he has control over the flow of time.
It's definitely not cocaine
@@Southghost5997stop spreading this bullshit. He has a big team which writes scripts for him and researches everything. He is the presenter of the channel at this point. It’s not vlogging that needs hours of time invested per ten minute video it’s scripted television so I doubt the actual filming takes more than a couple of hours per video he puts out which then goes off to the editors to tidy up.
It isn’t cocaine either. I have been around a lot of cocaine users so I can tell one a mile off. He’s simply reading a script and he talks fast and possibly has a heavy intake of caffeine
@ralphhardwick-- dude, it's a joke. Even the OP's comment was rhetorical. Any reasonable person can understand that it takes a team, a great deal of planning, and the skill to pull this off.
Space Elevators are the only BS tech I really want
I mean speaking to animals is just a matter of learning how they communicate with eachother and imitating it. Thats how I befriended wild skunks and cyotes as well as my cats who were all feral before i made friends
Funny thing was we're living on a perpetual motion "machine", always travel in time to the future, and also somehow influencing the weather.
Facts
In regards to animal translation. I once owned chickens and one of them had 10 chicks. I counted the mother chook giving 4 different calls she gave her young. 1. 'heads up' kind of warning. 2. Full blown warning 'take cover'. 3. Its okay to eat that. 4. Run and follow me now! I once imitated call #1 and all the chicks froze and looked around. It only worked once and never again would they listen to me. The #3 always intrigued me. They loved crushed grain and would crowd around my hand but never eat it until the mother had cocked her head over them, looked at what was in my hand and gave a sound and then it was a shark frenzy. What amazes me was that they were born with this inherent understanding of her calls, from the moment they hatched.
Something is impossible until there is someone that don't know it's not possible
Looking back on where we were in 1823 who's to say what will be possible in 2223? Or what our understanding of physics will be?
Hey what happened with whistle boy doing geographics? Can anyone fill me in on why carl smallwood is back to doing it?
Simon quit awhile back but I'm wondering if this is was recorded months back or is he doing shows again
There was a video released on top tenz
I think several episodes of his shows were recorded with a substitute narrator while Simon was on vacation. But the question is, when was this vacation actually taking place, as all of these channels shows are recorded ahead of time and sent to the editors, and some channels may have more of a stockpile of future episodes….hey…kind of like a Time Machine!
I am not absolutory sure, but Simon quit 2 or 3 channels. Not sure if it was personal.
A lot of the data in this episode is out of date or rudimentary. Especially in the weather control and animal communication area. Saudi Arabia pretty regularly uses cloud seeding technology. We know HOW to create weather. But like a lot of things, it takes so much power to generate that the payoff is not worth it.
We are MUCH closer to understanding communication of animals like Whales, Elephants, Dolphins, and apes. People have been teaching apes sign language for YEARS now. Even so far as to have Apes teaching their offspring sign language to talk to handlers and coming up with their own signs. And we can tell whale pods apart by their "accent" of certain common whale songs. With ai, I would bet we are within a decade before we can communicate with certain high level animals. The issue is that even high level animals will not communicate on a level equivalent to human. Imagine a scientist meeting a 5 year old who speaks a different language. They can tell you what they like or what they want and we can tell them things on the same level.
In the graphic at 5:45, why is it depicting an A-10 Lightning II doing the cloud seeing? Was that what was used in these experiments?
Trying to translate the language of a lower-order animal would be pointless because the vocalizations of animals are not speech. They're not speaking a language capable of communicating complex information and abstract concepts in the same way human speech does. The only other creature on Earth which it might be possible to translate their vocalizations is the dolphin. It's been determined that the various clicks, buzzes, whistles, and varied other sounds they make are structured in the same way a human vocabulary is. However, a dog barking is in no way analogous to a human speaking.
Marcelo O. Magnasco:
"You couldn't simply speak with a dolphin."
John. C. Lilly:
"Oh, of course, of course. _cough_ who would do something like that? _cough cough_ It's ridiculous!"
**furiously hides Dolphin House notes**
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You’re right!
"Despite our current knowledge saying it's impossible, it hasn't stopped people from trying" almost as if we hadn't had the craziest technological advances from attempting things that people in the past thought impossible because they couldn't imagine how it'd work and didn't know enough about the world.
"Nothing is impossible" is a vary good inspirational saying but, one must remember humans are closer to the size of an atom then we are to the size of the observable universe.
Ideas are only ideas untill they can be put into practice and replicated.
That's..... that's the exact point of science and discovery.
We are all time travellers. Moving forward in a linear direction in 4d. Going backwards seems useless. I don't want to make my same mistakes again.
I hate when people say something is impossible, sailing around the world was impossible until someone figured out how to do it - sending people to space was impossible until it was done - speaking to someone on the other side of the world with invisible radio waves was impossible until someone figured it out - electricity was impossible until it wasn't - moving pictures on a crystal screen (lcd) that emits it's own light was impossible until it was figured out and so many more examples. Just because we don't have the knowledge or technology to do something today doesn't mean it'll be impossible forever. It's like attributing everything we don't understand to "It must be Gods doing".
I'm still waiting for a working hoverboard.
How much energy would it need?
Dog language would just be "FOOD FOOD, SCARY THING, I'M HAPPY, I'M MAD" and that's about it.
I was going through depression while in college and my dog was always at my apartment, shaking his butt when I returned home. I always wished I could text him while in class. I think I may have been doing too many psychedelics at the time
For animal communication, people teach animals to use buttons that say specific words to communicate.
That's just pattern recognition. There's also people out there that use those buttons, and once the dog figures them out, they get rearranged, and the dogs go for where they used to be.
They don't understand language, it's all just patterns and rewards.
if we can think of it, it most likely is not impossible. we are just too primitive for it. The moment you have infinity in it, is the moment you have insufficient knowledge.
TimeTravel: Yhea, this one is going to be out of humanities reach. The main reason being that for time travel to happen, we need to understand the fundamentals behind quantum and subquantum partickles...basically, scales so small it is very difficult to imagine, even less so to measure.
Weather control: Yhea, local weather. But climate control is definitely possible. We are doing it all the time by dumping thousands of tons of excess greenhouse gases into the air. production and excess production alone causes more air pollution and bigger climate change than whatever we can do.
Perpetual Motion machine: we may have to rethink the theory of perpetual motion to low resistance motion loop. That is possible, but it would need very high initial energy and very low resistance. Again, we lack knowledge for that.
Talking with animals/UNderstanding animals: Thing is, we have enough empathy to be able to understand animals. But, this needs innate living with animals and living with nature. we are moving away from that, as such, any possibility to understand animals is falling further and further. Soon we won't have animals to understand because we would have trained them to behave accxording to our technological thinking.
The funny thing about things that seems impossible is that become possible eventually
"Lisa in this house we obey the Laws of Thermodynamics" -- Homer Simpson.
Man, I watched one video with this guy, and now it seems like RUclips just keeps sending me videos that have this guy as the host. How many different channels does he have?
Biographics
Warographics
Geographics
Into the Shadows
Today I Found Out
Casual Criminalist
Decoding the Unknown
SideProjects
Megaprojects
Businessblaze
Maybe a couple more I’m forgetting 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😂
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@@jeremywalker6278 lol wtf. Seriously?
@@codycastseriously, same happened with me like a year ago. I didn't realize at first it was the same person though because of the different tones in some and beard length changes. I just thought , how many of these guys look so similar? But now here I am a fan of the majority of his channels.
Welcome to the rabbit hole....there is no escape😂
Last I heard, Information theory when used listening to dolphin communication did find that there was information being transmitted from dolphins to each other suggesting there was a language that could be decoded. We obviously don’t know how to decode it, but it’s a cryptographic challenge at that point seemingly vs an impossible task because they’re just grunting at each other and not actually “saying” anything to each other, which is something closer to what we believe many other animal species are doing when they bark or meow or whatever. There is no actual information being communicated, ie they are not speaking a language, they are just grunting and communicating tonally or through body language like a baby. A baby communicates desires and feelings but does not speak words.
2:15
What defines my timeline?
Like, I've been a living, unique, and complete human being since I was conceived.
I was a part of each of two people before that.
Some of the oxygen in my brain was in the brain of V-Sauce a decade ago, and in a t-rex some while before that.
So, what am I, that a Tippler cylinder can work for me only within my own timeline?
I built a time device once when I was 8, but it only went Tic Tock. 😂 I think the closest idea that could work globally to affect weather would be something like we see in the movie Geostorm 2017. It has the entire world surrounded by satellites that use lasers and what looks to be solar ray guns lol. But that would likely be the only setup that could work in the future.
I'm sure if I were lucky enough to actually see the tiger in the wild... I'm pretty sure I would be able to translate what it was telling me... and it's probably along the lines of, "It's too late to run". Lol.
Going to sleep is the only way to time travel.
Getting very distracted also works!
I believe that we’ve been able to communicate with primates through sign language; it’s not inconceivable to progress on that.
This is top quality content. Bravo good sir 😊
If anything, I'd say going back in time seems more possible because it happened, as opposed to going forward because it hasn't happened.
5:40😂 Why is an A-10 seeding clouds? 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻♂️
I don’t know if time travel to your past is possible. But a very cool sci-fi movie that is completely consistent with time travel is Predestination.
I can travel in time. I can travel into the future. The only kink I'm facing is that when I arrive in the future ... it's the present. I'll work it out ... someday ... in the future. 🤪
Researchers have long been able to decipher the particulars of prairie dog warning “barks”- including particular aspects of winged or 4 legged predators (ie coyote or domestic dogs), as well as an intruding human’s size, walking speed, colors worn and nether they are carrying something in their hand. It is likely the most comprehensive list of animal language we have so far.
this biggest problem with animal translations is keeping in mind that each group of the same species with separation would be different
Those animals made some good points.
I love how good a job Stein's;Gate did with the logic behind time travel
FYI Simon: you've got a noticable metallic tone/noise chasing your voice. It can't be unheard.