Guy spends his life being recorded. Have you never misspoke or said something you soon realized was stupid? Notice how the smart guy responding to Joe knew what he was trying to say?
@@musicmaker2his name is Brian Cox and he was also in a successful pop group in the 90s. Most famous song was things can only get better, but his best work is creating documentaries for the BBC.
I will never get tired of Brian Cox talking about the plane of existence we reside in. Reminds me of a kid talking about how much he loves Hotwheels, or about how he learned a new trick on his skateboard. You just can't help but smile and be happy for him, he truly found his calling.
I went to a talk by him a few months back, it was an amazing discussion, he knows so much and can discuss many different complex topics and articulate himself so well
I think it boils down to arrogance, not intellect. The reason I say this is because Neil Degrassi Tyson is intelligent. But it's nearly impossible to get him to say "I don't have an answer for that" without first being subjected to an hour long, off-topic monologue 😂
@@denilla8034 you must not know who Brian cox is if you calling him arrogant. He is intelligent and he said that because we actually do not know the odds of complex life occurring on these billions of other planets. Neil blows smoke out his ass and it looks like his fans do too. Good day
Brain cox is one of the best scientist out there. He often says " we don't know" like he is never to old to learn new things. And his way of explaining things, in understandable words. That's the kind of explaining everyone needs. And is a gift to him, to be able to have conversations on different levels.
ya he says we don't know when we do. like he said we don't know if the universe is cyclical or eternal yet science has proven it had a finite start with some of the most proven science of mankind in his own field of science. Hard to take him seriously after that.
@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep well its arguable ofcource, but in all fairness the universe is just like the human brain, a great unknown. And he litraly say we don't know what we don't know. In a sence I can agree on that. Ofcource is there science out their that's pretty accurate, but there is also a thing like improvement 😉
@@Scar_tisseu-86 It really isn't arguable in all fairness given the spacetime theorems are mankinds most proven science essentially. Borde and Vilenkin took Hawking and Penrose work on classic general relativity and expanded it as far as possible with 5 papers and concluded "all reasonable cosmic models are subject to the relentless grip of the space-time theorems." They gave examples where you wouldn't need an absolute beginning to space and time but in such models you wouldn't have life. So there has to be a causal agent(God) beyond space and time because the universe is not cyclical/eternal. What's his face refuses to acknowledge the progress science has reached in burying his own Atheistic worldview. Oh and this is from all the way back in 2009 this isn't new, he has no excuse to be ignorant of it and these papers were big news too for his field.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep I'm sorry but I have to admit, that I start these comments to actualy learn from them, so I have to agree with you here. And thank you for your explanation.
It's called "NLP". It's by design to make you believe what he says by lulling you in. Very sophisticated technique. Many sales specialists are trained in it. Convince you to buy what you don't need/want. Might want to look into it.
@@johneboy910I think you’re reaching there bro lol, it’s just how he talks, he’s in conversation, he isn’t trying to ‘make’ anyone believe what he’s saying.
@@jh4811 His livelihood depends on people believing fantasies that they can never verify themselves. They simply believe that there are 20,000,000,000 planets like earth out there simply because of his title and his "soothing" voice.
NDGT: Solar system? SOLAR SYSTEM!?!?!!... Byuhhuhuahaaha... There's ONE planet.. One, one planet, you know what we call it? Earth! It's Earth, Joe. That reminds me of a stor.... blah blah blah, me me me...
My son is 9 years old and he is so full of questions. My favorite answer is, " I don't know boy, let's go find out." he loves it too because it's something we can do together and he gets to learn about what he's curious to know. sometimes I know the answer and I'll still say I don't know just so we can have that bonding moment.
Yep. Dr Cox is very smart and I suspect when he answers questions, he only replies with what can be backed up with fact. I'd love to hear more of his theories and opinions
You’re a great dad. Actively seeking out moments to bond with him and at the same time feeding his curiosity and giving him that motivation to learn. Love it
Well, if all the hopeless suddenly became hopeful, that could have a huge positive impact on humanity. I've done a lot of traveling and hopelessness is a lot more common than most people might think, especially in third-world countries. It sucks. And that's it, really. Otherwise, no indicators of any kind of conspiracy to be found in this video.
How is this word magic? He confuses you with 4 billion years maybe on the fortunate side, skips what he intends to say about the small percentage of time of there beeing complex life on earth, compared to it's total existence. Then he says our solar system "might be quite unusual in that respect". So does he think there are just 15000 other planets with complex life out of 20 billion solar systems or does he think there are probably none in our galaxy?
@russellszabadosaka5-pindin849 that is very true. It is good to spread hope to others. But this dude just gives hope of the imagination. Yes, they have "hope" but it's false hope when it comes to science fiction fairytales.
@ArmageddonDutch he probably doesn't care much. Imagine regurgitating the same things over and over that your teachers told you in middle school. So much progress in the science fiction realm.
i saw another guest on the JRE say something like, the amount of space and planets we've checked for life is like grabbing a glass of water from the ocean and being like "well there's no life here, so we must be alone"
That's a parable. It's about making it clear that just because you haven't found anything doesn't mean it isn't there. So we've only explored a very small part so far, comparing that to the amount of water in a jar or bucket fished out of the sea. But this comparison is actually flawed. Because if you took a microscope to look, you would find life. Massive even. But as I said, it should only make it clear that you have only searched a small part so far.
If aliens existed then it would mean their would be at least 100 species existing in just our universe alone and at least 1 of those alien species would have developed very very very far like inter galactic far. We have yet to see remnants of advanced alien technology. I guarantee they don’t exist in this galaxy.
if you were placed into the universe at a random moment in those 13 billion years. you have a 0.002% chance of ending up in the 300 000 years humans have existed. So the odds are slim of finding other complex life
Recall is just rote memory. There are examples of people with low general intelligence and excellent memory. Obviously Brian has both, but even then intelligent people don't necessarily have good memory either. Recall is a huge red herring which is why so much standard testing for children is bad.
@@KiloMafia9Yea all he cares about is talking about the watered down stuff that keeps his paycheck safe. That’s the same reason he never talked about the JQ. Just like Alex Jones, Trump, Tate, Desantis and all these other so called truthers. Caring about the truth all ends where the JQ involvement starts.
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono yea, for sure. One thing that always gets me, people use "Solar System" like it applies to all other star systems, there's only in Solar System.
Wrong. Life is not rare. Intelligent life is, tho. We are the brutish, merciless, technologically advanced civilisation all the others are scared of. Give us 5000 years and we will be the Empire of Mankind, enslaving everyone else. There can be only one.
Death does not truly exist. Death is a human construct. We know that everything is made up of some sort of matter. We also know the body becomes slightly lighter at the time of death so we do know that something is there. What separates you from me, is nothing more than a cluster of molecules that have formed in such a way that it gives us life. Many of us have walked the walk of life more than once where others have recently formed into existence. To say life does not exist outside of our solar system, is willful ignorance. If it happened here, how come it hasn't happened elsewhere on one of trillions of other planets.
@@AtteroDominatusexactly my answer to everyone. Like c’mon now, we love to think we’re so special that we’re the centre of the universe and we’re only ones but that breaks almost every law of everything we’ve ever scientifically come up with. Blows my mind
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY NOT A JOKE Brian Cox is exactly the kind of person we need to deliver the news we all inevitably receive when our egos outrun our body’s capability. We need people like him to speak knowledgeably, rationally, clearly, and above all sympathetically to us about the truth. If he tells you you’re only here for another year, I feel like he could tell you in a way which makes you appreciate every goddamn second. Yes. I’m drunk. 😊
When you think of everything that had to happen for us to be here now it seems very rare for intelligent life to form. It could be the best thing for Mankind if we really are alone or if life is very rare
He's clever but still a non independent thinker. * only 3 billion years for mind boggling complex life forms to evolve.* most scientists just like most people just follow whatever floats about on the surface of their group's established beliefs.*
Well, I look at it this way, in terms of our long term survival we probably benefit long term if we are NOT alone. We have much to offer if not technology we have natural resources and our DNA. So far it seems pretty unlikely but one never knows what's ahead
What many people don't mention is that we live in a local bubble. Which means a place with a lower density of stars and gas than most other places in the milky way. There are billions of stars but only thousands of bubbles. So in that sense we are actually a lot more stable than the majority of the stars in the galaxy. The orbits and temperatures of our planets are not getting disrupted by neighboring stars passing by, new stars are not spawning near us. There is a ton we still don't know about conditions of life to just throw numbers around and talk about likelihood from there.
Cox seems like such a clean guy...is it me, or do others see this aswell? Clean, no deuchy, no arrogance, decent up to a point, takes care of his surrounding, his closest and more...clean! Also the way words just glide through seems deliberate and precise...no excessive words..like for example...NDGTyson...rough, grainy and dirty 😂
What even is “baffled”. Think about it. wtf is a thought? Why the hell did the universe create something that could have thoughts? We look at it as a baseline but WHAT THE HELL IS IT? lol. It’s something created for a reason? No reason? Why do we have brains that are capable of experiencing the universe but only in the confines of what our brains are able to experience. Why do brains even exist or how? It’s just so bizarre. It feels like there’s some higher dimension we’re not privy to. Whether that’s some greasy coder because we’re in a simulation or we’re on God’s nut sack.
@@socialpredditor scaba? What even is that?😅 They possess language and even local dialects. It's not just random chanting. So much we figured out already. Hunting orcas are directing each other through all kinds of clicks and tones. Pretty fascinating when you take a "deep dive" into it. Pun intended 😛
Thats an important point people like to forget, the time it takes to evolve something smart, and the need to keep that environment free of large changes and catastrophes. Simply summing up planets is not enough.
That is a great way to look at it. I’ve always thought that we aren’t alone and still think that way but the way he puts it makes u feel extremely lucky idk just great word choice
In a sense, lucky but I personally think the anthropic principle is sufficient here-we find ourselves in a place that was conducive to supporting complex life because that’s precisely where it’s most reasonable to expect to find it…we wouldn’t expect to find complex life in a place that is hostile to it. We find ourselves in the right spot because those conditions are necessary for us to even be here to begin with to contemplate it.
Ludicrous to think that we are the only planet with life. Multicellular life is a lot less likely, considering that it took a lot of time for it to develop here. A planet can very easily be destroyed one way or another before multicellularity develops. For life to reach a civilization stage, that takes a lot more, so it becomes even less likely, but certainly can happen. Some people think that those other civilizations can reach us, or are even aware of us, now that is ludicrous. Considering the age of the universe, how long it takes for more complex elements to be formed and spread around with supernovae, then formation of new solar systems and all... We are still in a relatively young phase of the universe, and one civilization has to be the first. It is unlikely to be us. But on the other hand it could very well be us. Then there's the thing about civilizations being quite capable of destroying themselves. If we decided to, we could wipe earth clean of life, and we might be accidentally eliminating our civilization within a Millenia. So our civilization has existed for a few thousand years. That is nothing in cosmological timescales. So even if there were other civilizations before us, chances are most of them have wiped themselves out long ago. So. Not an easy puzzle to solve.
I think the only ludicrous thing to say is to state anything at all on the matter. Because there is no evidence of anything... Just some vague flawed statistics. The fact of the matter is that... We still have a lot to learn about the formation of life. We live in a galactic bubble and while there are billions of stars in the galaxy, there are only thousands of bubbles. And being in a bubble maybe a necessary requirement for the stability needed for the long process of having complex life. Trying to guess if there is complex life out there to me is like trying to guess the number of a die without knowing how many faces the die has. It could be six, or it could be five billion. We don't know very well what is the likelihood of life forming and complex life in particular.
We are not late to the party like certain takes on the fermy paradox claim. we are incredibly early. We are amoung the first lifeforms in the universe. Not out surviving the others.
A recent study on amino acids found that not only do you need the right _types_ of aminos for life, you need the right _sequence of_ the right types of aminos. The odds of the right _types_ happening totally at random were something like 1:10^30, which is essentially mathematically impossible. The odds of the right _sequence_ of those right types happening is something like 1:10^63, which is "randomly selecting one single specific atom out of everything the entire universe" type scale. Or, to sum up, we're it, folks, there's nobody else out there.
@@lambbosbread123 I mean, if you disagree with a post and post even a token attempt at a reasonable counterargument that's one thing, but when all you do is drop a deuce in the post, what have you contributed? It's the equivalent of opening the door and leaning in, shouting "your mom!" at the people in the room, and leaving - all you've done is make a fool of yourself..
Life on earth is 4billions years old that known and documented If life came from somewhere else that « panspermia » I believe? Basically we were seeded from rocks with bacteria that might of come from space That’s unknown
James Webb comes in and puts doubts in our mind about the age of the universe. We know little more than Copernicus, to speculate about this is nothing more than a fun fool’s errand
Yeah read an article recently that the expansion of the universe may be an illusion, yet Saul Perlmutter won a noble prize in 2011 for proving the expansion of the Universe. Makes you wonder if they know what they are talking about.
@@dewaldoberholzer1072he was saying it's egotistical because it brings with an inherent sense of special purpose or superiority. Believing we are not alone is the opposite because it acknowledges the fact that we aren't even close to the top of the food chain.
@Inkal321 I mean you can't even spell it correctly but ok please feel free to educate on the irony ... I assume you don't belive Steve Jobs exists either right and the iPhone just came about with no intelligence and someone just mashing phone components with a hammer right. It's would be absurd to believe someone intelligently created it lol
@@cocodjambo Having looked at the garbage you watch you've proved you don't have one...american "christians" are the least un-christian like people on the planet, bar none. Rotting your mind man.
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There’s one earth-like planet in our solar system, Joe.
Guy spends his life being recorded. Have you never misspoke or said something you soon realized was stupid? Notice how the smart guy responding to Joe knew what he was trying to say?
Define Earth like. You could argue at least two.
@@musicmaker2his name is Brian Cox and he was also in a successful pop group in the 90s. Most famous song was things can only get better, but his best work is creating documentaries for the BBC.
He meant to say galaxy
Yeh he is so succesfull because he is not smarter than average. If it is even that.
Dude corrects Rogan's "solar system" like GPS corrects my wrong left turn.
Bro just called brian cox “dude”
@@maxpawley7391dude makin fun of dude calling dude dude what a dude
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That’s what I was saying…. Lol
HELLO LOVELY PEOPLE👹
“Jamie, pull up that video of a black bear mauling a black hole.”
@@Samer-sm6nf Any of the Kardashians
Jamie, pull up a funny joke that hasn't been used a billion times!
@@MusicFromTheOmpull yourself up, you're boring
Fkn black on black crime will never end😂😢
@@NotAfraidToQuestionThingsBest possible reply
I will never get tired of Brian Cox talking about the plane of existence we reside in. Reminds me of a kid talking about how much he loves Hotwheels, or about how he learned a new trick on his skateboard. You just can't help but smile and be happy for him, he truly found his calling.
Well that and having a hit song in the charts… 😂
What about Neil Tyson 😂
This guy is so much more enjoyable to listen to vs Neil Tyson.
Neil is an arrogant prick
very much so. Tyson talks at someone and Cox talks to someone.
Tyson puts way too much on it. He needs to settle down and just answer questions.
Based👍🏼
Neil is cool, but a bit of an acquired taste. Very in your face flavor haha
Could listen to Brian Cox forever such a great explanation of everything
except that it's complete fantasy 🥱
@@Eric-mc6hn 🤡🤡🤡
@Eric-mc6hn how do you know this? Lol that's the point no one knows but we look at it and wonder
That's cos your IQ is 39
@@Eric-mc6hnjust like your success, just a fantasy
“Jamie look up a planet with only bears living on it”
Yooo 😂
Bear-Earth
And Belgian Malanois'
Sounds like a Rick and Morty episode
@@CashCowz962 Bearth
I can listen to Brian talk all day. He describes complex things so easily for the average person to understand
Yeah, NTD rubs me wrong, this guy has some major Carl Sagan energy, much easier to listen to.
I went to a talk by him a few months back, it was an amazing discussion, he knows so much and can discuss many different complex topics and articulate himself so well
There's that saying "your an expert in your field if you can explain it to a child"
Brian Greene as well
@@PatrickCurl Yeah, blacks do tend to rub racists the wrong way. SMDH!!!
You know you’re an intelligent person when you can answer we don’t know
I think it boils down to arrogance, not intellect. The reason I say this is because Neil Degrassi Tyson is intelligent. But it's nearly impossible to get him to say "I don't have an answer for that" without first being subjected to an hour long, off-topic monologue 😂
@@denilla8034absolutely true
@@denilla8034 you must not know who Brian cox is if you calling him arrogant. He is intelligent and he said that because we actually do not know the odds of complex life occurring on these billions of other planets. Neil blows smoke out his ass and it looks like his fans do too. Good day
Proof of GOD. No one can claim ignorance at the Great White Throne Judgement.
@@denilla8034Proof of GOD. No one can claim ignorance at the Great White Throne Judgement.
"Jamie, pull up that video of a bear eating complex life."
😂😂😂
😂😂
Thank you so very much. Yes I did LOL.
Wow dude such an original comment! Totally not annoying or overused in every other Joe Rogan video
Actually makes sense
Brain cox is one of the best scientist out there. He often says " we don't know" like he is never to old to learn new things. And his way of explaining things, in understandable words. That's the kind of explaining everyone needs. And is a gift to him, to be able to have conversations on different levels.
ya he says we don't know when we do. like he said we don't know if the universe is cyclical or eternal yet science has proven it had a finite start with some of the most proven science of mankind in his own field of science. Hard to take him seriously after that.
@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep well its arguable ofcource, but in all fairness the universe is just like the human brain, a great unknown. And he litraly say we don't know what we don't know. In a sence I can agree on that. Ofcource is there science out their that's pretty accurate, but there is also a thing like improvement 😉
Neil D. Tyson is also good at it.
@@Scar_tisseu-86 It really isn't arguable in all fairness given the spacetime theorems are mankinds most proven science essentially. Borde and Vilenkin took Hawking and Penrose work on classic general relativity and expanded it as far as possible with 5 papers and concluded "all reasonable cosmic models are subject to the relentless grip of the space-time theorems." They gave examples where you wouldn't need an absolute beginning to space and time but in such models you wouldn't have life. So there has to be a causal agent(God) beyond space and time because the universe is not cyclical/eternal. What's his face refuses to acknowledge the progress science has reached in burying his own Atheistic worldview. Oh and this is from all the way back in 2009 this isn't new, he has no excuse to be ignorant of it and these papers were big news too for his field.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep I'm sorry but I have to admit, that I start these comments to actualy learn from them, so I have to agree with you here. And thank you for your explanation.
There is only one Brian Cox In this solar system
And entire universe ❤
Except the other obvious one.
His voice is like asmr, so calm n warm.
It's called "NLP". It's by design to make you believe what he says by lulling you in. Very sophisticated technique. Many sales specialists are trained in it. Convince you to buy what you don't need/want. Might want to look into it.
@@johneboy910interesting
@@johneboy910I think you’re reaching there bro lol, it’s just how he talks, he’s in conversation, he isn’t trying to ‘make’ anyone believe what he’s saying.
@@jh4811 His livelihood depends on people believing fantasies that they can never verify themselves. They simply believe that there are 20,000,000,000 planets like earth out there simply because of his title and his "soothing" voice.
@johnelejalde611 who knows, maybe it is just his voice, maybe not, either way it's soothing asf
brian shows incredible modesty by not dwelling on what joe said.
fr he very quickly restated the question using the right word and immediately answered it. offered clarity but never took the piss
NDGT: Solar system? SOLAR SYSTEM!?!?!!... Byuhhuhuahaaha... There's ONE planet.. One, one planet, you know what we call it? Earth! It's Earth, Joe. That reminds me of a stor.... blah blah blah, me me me...
@@GetawayFilmsThis is perfection. NDGT narrated that entire comment in my head
@@GetawayFilms8 planets einstein
@@pata6129He was talking about habitable, Karen
The way that man talks gives so cool vibes
Well he was musical artist too so he has that element of cool in him
I have always said he talks how pretentious people THINK they talk. He’s brilliant without any effort and it’s amazing just to listen to.
Cox is an absolutely fantastic scientist. He is truly commendable in his explanations and hypothesise.
“I don’t know” are the most endearing words when responding to complex questions. It made me really want to hear everything else he had to say
My son is 9 years old and he is so full of questions. My favorite answer is, " I don't know boy, let's go find out." he loves it too because it's something we can do together and he gets to learn about what he's curious to know. sometimes I know the answer and I'll still say I don't know just so we can have that bonding moment.
He said we dont know to joe's question, which was a percentage. He doesnt know the percentage so explains why it could be low
Literally 90% of science is I don't know and what ifs especially in physics. Physics has almost nothing to do with biology
Yep. Dr Cox is very smart and I suspect when he answers questions, he only replies with what can be backed up with fact. I'd love to hear more of his theories and opinions
You’re a great dad. Actively seeking out moments to bond with him and at the same time feeding his curiosity and giving him that motivation to learn. Love it
When I’m having a bad day. I think of this. I think the odds of me being alive on this floating rock…….truly amazing
Fascinating, isn't it?
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It’s a miracle
A rare gift
Random chance with no possibility of a higher power /s
This dude is a magician with words. Easy to put the hopeless in a hopeful trance.
😂😂
Well, if all the hopeless suddenly became hopeful, that could have a huge positive impact on humanity. I've done a lot of traveling and hopelessness is a lot more common than most people might think, especially in third-world countries. It sucks.
And that's it, really. Otherwise, no indicators of any kind of conspiracy to be found in this video.
How is this word magic? He confuses you with 4 billion years maybe on the fortunate side, skips what he intends to say about the small percentage of time of there beeing complex life on earth, compared to it's total existence. Then he says our solar system "might be quite unusual in that respect".
So does he think there are just 15000 other planets with complex life out of 20 billion solar systems or does he think there are probably none in our galaxy?
@russellszabadosaka5-pindin849 that is very true. It is good to spread hope to others.
But this dude just gives hope of the imagination. Yes, they have "hope" but it's false hope when it comes to science fiction fairytales.
@ArmageddonDutch he probably doesn't care much. Imagine regurgitating the same things over and over that your teachers told you in middle school. So much progress in the science fiction realm.
He has such a calm voice, I play his podcasts to fall asleep
i saw another guest on the JRE say something like, the amount of space and planets we've checked for life is like grabbing a glass of water from the ocean and being like "well there's no life here, so we must be alone"
That's a parable. It's about making it clear that just because you haven't found anything doesn't mean it isn't there.
So we've only explored a very small part so far, comparing that to the amount of water in a jar or bucket fished out of the sea. But this comparison is actually flawed. Because if you took a microscope to look, you would find life. Massive even.
But as I said, it should only make it clear that you have only searched a small part so far.
If aliens existed then it would mean their would be at least 100 species existing in just our universe alone and at least 1 of those alien species would have developed very very very far like inter galactic far. We have yet to see remnants of advanced alien technology. I guarantee they don’t exist in this galaxy.
There would 100% be life in a glass of ocean water though
if you were placed into the universe at a random moment in those 13 billion years. you have a 0.002% chance of ending up in the 300 000 years humans have existed. So the odds are slim of finding other complex life
@@dassmortn yeah, but not life 🧬
In our solar system...
They can interview anyone with that confidence. Thank you sir !
Dude he made a mistake. You know and I know he meant Galaxy. Jesus.
@@bernardomotard calm down, it's okay to make fun of him :)
@@bernardomotard Even that’s way wrong lol
Brian is on a different planet. His recall is remarkable
Recall is just rote memory.
There are examples of people with low general intelligence and excellent memory.
Obviously Brian has both, but even then intelligent people don't necessarily have good memory either.
Recall is a huge red herring which is why so much standard testing for children is bad.
That was a very good point: sustaining life forms for so long on that order of magnitude would be a hard ask.
I love this guy. Had my physics teacher in school been like Brian Cox I would not have gone to business school.
Prolly made more money as you are.
“Jamie pull up that video of a bear eating a solar system”
😢
"imagine a bear getting you in 0 gravity... Just lais it paws on you( *makes strangely realistic bear sound*) and starts eating you"
Ya ya pause it here you see the size of that fucking bear
Joe's willingness to learn, and Brian's seemingly never ending knowledge is just perfect. They compliment each other so well.
He’s a liar
@@KiloMafia9Yea all he cares about is talking about the watered down stuff that keeps his paycheck safe. That’s the same reason he never talked about the JQ. Just like Alex Jones, Trump, Tate, Desantis and all these other so called truthers. Caring about the truth all ends where the JQ involvement starts.
@@KiloMafia9Explain yourself after you say something stupid.
Blahahahaha 😂
He’s a snake oil salesman
I keep seeing Brian in my shorts, love this guy.
Joe Rogan, "How many earth like planets exist in our solar system alone" cracks me up.
I know. I think he meant our galaxy alone. Then there are billions and billions and billions of galaxies in the OBSERVABLE universe.
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono yea, for sure. One thing that always gets me, people use "Solar System" like it applies to all other star systems, there's only in Solar System.
I'm literally wiping tears off of my eyes man 😂
He clearly misspoke but I understand what you mean.
Ya he meant to say galaxy
Keanu Reeves could do a biography for this guy
Are you saying brian cox is better than reeves?
@@pata6129 No, I'm saying if Brian ever gets a biography Keanu could act.
I could listen to these two speak for hours!!
Forget aliens, my cat talks to me, bro. It's really pretty wild that a furry little bird murderer lives in my house and tells me when he wants snacks.
I was getting stressed over a work assignment -sales report - earlier today, just listened to this and I couldn’t care less about it! Life is relative
“A long time ago… in a galaxy far far away” has never made more sense
Yeah what if star wars was real
@@user-gi2uh2vc6kcould of been we dont know.. 13 billion years is a long time.
Life is precious.
There's only one planet we can say for certain has life.
So cherish it...its a gift.
Love earth. I wouldn’t live on another planet if they paid me.
Wrong. Life is not rare.
Intelligent life is, tho.
We are the brutish, merciless, technologically advanced civilisation all the others are scared of. Give us 5000 years and we will be the Empire of Mankind, enslaving everyone else.
There can be only one.
@@gregk199i would. As much as i love and cherish earth, its about time we as humanity put our first proper steps beyond earth.
Death does not truly exist. Death is a human construct. We know that everything is made up of some sort of matter. We also know the body becomes slightly lighter at the time of death so we do know that something is there. What separates you from me, is nothing more than a cluster of molecules that have formed in such a way that it gives us life. Many of us have walked the walk of life more than once where others have recently formed into existence. To say life does not exist outside of our solar system, is willful ignorance. If it happened here, how come it hasn't happened elsewhere on one of trillions of other planets.
@@AtteroDominatusexactly my answer to everyone. Like c’mon now, we love to think we’re so special that we’re the centre of the universe and we’re only ones but that breaks almost every law of everything we’ve ever scientifically come up with. Blows my mind
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY NOT A JOKE
Brian Cox is exactly the kind of person we need to deliver the news we all inevitably receive when our egos outrun our body’s capability. We need people like him to speak knowledgeably, rationally, clearly, and above all sympathetically to us about the truth.
If he tells you you’re only here for another year, I feel like he could tell you in a way which makes you appreciate every goddamn second.
Yes. I’m drunk. 😊
The Professor is the coolest guy ever! He can make you understand the most difficult thing without you even knowing, 😂😂😂😊
Try sit in his lecture and explain to me what you understand
@@asnawizainal8412 Why would I? If you don't get from him what would make you think you would learn from me, lmao
Brian Cox is amazing, could listen to him all day
When you think of everything that had to happen for us to be here now it seems very rare for intelligent life to form. It could be the best thing for Mankind if we really are alone or if life is very rare
He's clever but still a non independent thinker. * only 3 billion years for mind boggling complex life forms to evolve.* most scientists just like most people just follow whatever floats about on the surface of their group's established beliefs.*
Song in the background is mirror by lil wayne and bruno mars for anyone wondering
Ty!
thanks
Either we are alone. Or we are not.
Both are equally terrifying.
Well, I look at it this way, in terms of our long term survival we probably benefit long term if we are NOT alone. We have much to offer if not technology we have natural resources and our DNA. So far it seems pretty unlikely but one never knows what's ahead
@@Mike-qo4kp a new civilization will provide a moral, spiritual, and economic reset.
"Quater of a million years, just now basically" ahahh love it!!
What many people don't mention is that we live in a local bubble. Which means a place with a lower density of stars and gas than most other places in the milky way. There are billions of stars but only thousands of bubbles. So in that sense we are actually a lot more stable than the majority of the stars in the galaxy.
The orbits and temperatures of our planets are not getting disrupted by neighboring stars passing by, new stars are not spawning near us.
There is a ton we still don't know about conditions of life to just throw numbers around and talk about likelihood from there.
I love listening to Brian Cox!
Cox seems like such a clean guy...is it me, or do others see this aswell? Clean, no deuchy, no arrogance, decent up to a point, takes care of his surrounding, his closest and more...clean! Also the way words just glide through seems deliberate and precise...no excessive words..like for example...NDGTyson...rough, grainy and dirty 😂
he's gay
I get what you mean. I think its down to pure articulation vs messy articulation
I get what you mean!
@@Mac-zl4po no he isn't 😂
@@Mac-zl4po I'm sure that fact excites you.
The only reason we are baffled by our own existence, is because we exist to be baffled by it
What even is “baffled”. Think about it. wtf is a thought? Why the hell did the universe create something that could have thoughts? We look at it as a baseline but WHAT THE HELL IS IT? lol. It’s something created for a reason? No reason? Why do we have brains that are capable of experiencing the universe but only in the confines of what our brains are able to experience. Why do brains even exist or how?
It’s just so bizarre. It feels like there’s some higher dimension we’re not privy to. Whether that’s some greasy coder because we’re in a simulation or we’re on God’s nut sack.
"We don't know." Exactly.
If this guy was my neighbor, I'd feel blessed.
Even more important to make sure the future conditions on this planet are sustainable and stable.
Revelation 11:18 the small and the great, and to bring to ruin those ruining* the earth.”
That’s how background music should be done not too loud
Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying. - Arthur C Clark
Funny thing I’d be more scared if they came down looking just like humans .. only cuz I know how we get 💯😂
I think this is very interesting! To each his own; but anything is possible!!!!😅😅😅
Actually being alone would be quite comforting to me
We should also keep in mind that over 4 billion species, in a span of over 3 billion years, produced 1 single species with advanced intelligence
Well, probably a couple more than 1. Some sea mammals are very intelligent but are stuck in their water world.
So far
@@Roguescienceguy well theyre not smart enough to scaba
@@socialpredditor scaba? What even is that?😅
They possess language and even local dialects. It's not just random chanting. So much we figured out already. Hunting orcas are directing each other through all kinds of clicks and tones. Pretty fascinating when you take a "deep dive" into it. Pun intended 😛
@@Roguescienceguy self contained above-water breathing apparatus
“We don’t know”
Proceeds to know
Except he doesn't, setting up a hypothetical is not knowing.
Brian Cox is so calm and cool.. I bet he has a wild dark side, prolly throws cats out the window for fun or some shit
😂😂😂
Hahahaha
prolly
I heard he punced a bus load of nuns down the stairs onto a bunch of orphans
He is supervillan teamed up with Musk
Never ask a physicist a simple question. Or at least don't expect a simple answer.
try me.
Brian Cox is fabulous!😊
Thats an important point people like to forget, the time it takes to evolve something smart, and the need to keep that environment free of large changes and catastrophes. Simply summing up planets is not enough.
Love this little convo :)
Brian is just always happy upbeat cool 😎 dude it’s like he knows what’s coming and he’s okay with it-it is what it is
The dude is a schizo and a psychopath. 0 points for you
Fascinating that a scientist actually answered correctly... "We don't know."
Then proceeds to explain..
@@whoswho6641 exact-a-mundo....
I am reminded of the TED talk where it is presented that Earth is only place where everything unfortunate didn't stop the progress of life completely
That is a great way to look at it. I’ve always thought that we aren’t alone and still think that way but the way he puts it makes u feel extremely lucky idk just great word choice
In a sense, lucky but I personally think the anthropic principle is sufficient here-we find ourselves in a place that was conducive to supporting complex life because that’s precisely where it’s most reasonable to expect to find it…we wouldn’t expect to find complex life in a place that is hostile to it. We find ourselves in the right spot because those conditions are necessary for us to even be here to begin with to contemplate it.
It’s just ludicrous to think we are alone.
Apparently, it's ludicrous to expect all people to believe in God. The one who is the father of Jesus. Amen
Ludicrous to think that we are the only planet with life. Multicellular life is a lot less likely, considering that it took a lot of time for it to develop here. A planet can very easily be destroyed one way or another before multicellularity develops. For life to reach a civilization stage, that takes a lot more, so it becomes even less likely, but certainly can happen.
Some people think that those other civilizations can reach us, or are even aware of us, now that is ludicrous.
Considering the age of the universe, how long it takes for more complex elements to be formed and spread around with supernovae, then formation of new solar systems and all... We are still in a relatively young phase of the universe, and one civilization has to be the first. It is unlikely to be us. But on the other hand it could very well be us.
Then there's the thing about civilizations being quite capable of destroying themselves. If we decided to, we could wipe earth clean of life, and we might be accidentally eliminating our civilization within a Millenia. So our civilization has existed for a few thousand years. That is nothing in cosmological timescales. So even if there were other civilizations before us, chances are most of them have wiped themselves out long ago.
So. Not an easy puzzle to solve.
I think the only ludicrous thing to say is to state anything at all on the matter.
Because there is no evidence of anything... Just some vague flawed statistics.
The fact of the matter is that... We still have a lot to learn about the formation of life. We live in a galactic bubble and while there are billions of stars in the galaxy, there are only thousands of bubbles. And being in a bubble maybe a necessary requirement for the stability needed for the long process of having complex life.
Trying to guess if there is complex life out there to me is like trying to guess the number of a die without knowing how many faces the die has. It could be six, or it could be five billion.
We don't know very well what is the likelihood of life forming and complex life in particular.
It’s ludicrous to believe complex life just started from nothing but get people accept it without question!
@@tonyk6153 good thing no one is making such a claim.
I could listen to him drop knowledge for hours ....wait I did 😂
I listen to him all the time. His knowledge is amazing, and his voice is very soothing.
I don't have much knowledge to drop, but I gotta drop a deuce...wanna listen?
He’s making it up … or repeating stuff others have made up.
@@col2959 you what?
Damn my fear of getting hit by a space rock goes up each day.
This guy. He's just guessing and speaks with so much assurance.
What is he guessing about in this clip?
@@JohnSmith-vg6hb he can't test or verify any of it. What else is it but guessing?
Just like you.
The only physicist I've seen online that says the truth. There simply hasn't been enough time...
There was enough time for us
We are not late to the party like certain takes on the fermy paradox claim. we are incredibly early. We are amoung the first lifeforms in the universe. Not out surviving the others.
Given enough time, if we flap our arm, we could fly someday. Sounds like a scammaz.
@@tommytomthms5 Fermi, not fermy.
I like Brian Cox a lot. His explanation very easy to understood.
But your english sure as F aint... "Understand"?
"Is"
A recent study on amino acids found that not only do you need the right _types_ of aminos for life, you need the right _sequence of_ the right types of aminos. The odds of the right _types_ happening totally at random were something like 1:10^30, which is essentially mathematically impossible. The odds of the right _sequence_ of those right types happening is something like 1:10^63, which is "randomly selecting one single specific atom out of everything the entire universe" type scale.
Or, to sum up, we're it, folks, there's nobody else out there.
doubt it
@@lambbosbread123 Good for you! Want a cookie?
@OddlyIncredible I love when someone has a difference of opinion, the other party gets sooky if they don't follow there beliefs lol. Silly child
@@lambbosbread123 I mean, if you disagree with a post and post even a token attempt at a reasonable counterargument that's one thing, but when all you do is drop a deuce in the post, what have you contributed? It's the equivalent of opening the door and leaning in, shouting "your mom!" at the people in the room, and leaving - all you've done is make a fool of yourself..
@OddlyIncredible not even remotely similar, I just said I doubt it. Get of your high horse, small man.
love how he answer the question first then goes to explain further. the complete opposite of neil.
Imagine we're in quarantine in the ass end of the galaxy & periodically they fly by to check on us to report back, "Yep, still 'A-holes'."
I'm fairly confident that this planet wasn't always stable
And who’s to say life was always on this planet? Was life on this planet 4 billion years ago?
He didn't say that. He said it took 4 billions years to get that way and given the age of the universe it's quite fortunate.
@@TrickyTree84 I think he said 4 billion years from the origin of life to now
@@TrickyTree84 what does quite fortunate mean?
Life on earth is 4billions years old that known and documented
If life came from somewhere else that « panspermia » I believe? Basically we were seeded from rocks with bacteria that might of come from space
That’s unknown
HIs voice is so relaxing I love listening to him talk .
James Webb comes in and puts doubts in our mind about the age of the universe. We know little more than Copernicus, to speculate about this is nothing more than a fun fool’s errand
Yeah read an article recently that the expansion of the universe may be an illusion, yet Saul Perlmutter won a noble prize in 2011 for proving the expansion of the Universe. Makes you wonder if they know what they are talking about.
@@darthyautja3442 They probaly get less than 50% accurate
@@wirelessone2986be still more than anyone else on earth.
You can tell he lost Joe, halfway though his answer
Yeah no kidding. Joe is a nitwit who believes in UFOs.
He was too busy thinking about dropping some DMT and watching bear videos.
Life is not an exception, it is the rule!
"Jamie, pull up the video of the bears living in the ursa major"
We are not alone, it's extremely egotistical of us to even think we are all that lol
Seems a bit egotistical to say with certainty we're not alone as well
We just don't know is the right answer.
but still no evidence of aliens
@@dewaldoberholzer1072he was saying it's egotistical because it brings with an inherent sense of special purpose or superiority. Believing we are not alone is the opposite because it acknowledges the fact that we aren't even close to the top of the food chain.
We would have seen evidence by now. We’re alone
You call it luck or good odds I call it intelligent design
Yeah, cos you're ignorant.
ah, the irony of people like you using the word intellligent
@Inkal321 I mean you can't even spell it correctly but ok please feel free to educate on the irony ... I assume you don't belive Steve Jobs exists either right and the iPhone just came about with no intelligence and someone just mashing phone components with a hammer right. It's would be absurd to believe someone intelligently created it lol
@inkal321 you’re lost
Anyone who doesn’t believe it’s life on these other planets are fools
Of course there is. Probably millions Of planets have life. The fact is we cant travel that quick or that far.
Or can we ?
"Can I get a printout of Oysters Smiling?.
Nobody wants to believe we are alone! It's just us.
That makes no sense lol, the universe is teeming with life.
@@mikepotter4109
Where is it?
Your ego is what makes you believe we are alone.
@@Sewagefruit13 It's only theory, no actual proof. What if we are all there is, maybe we are the most advanced life forms in the universe.
Surely you jest.
It’s all theories
Nobody knows for sure how old or how big or how fast or how far
Every day we find out that we were wrong about something new
It's not "fortune", it's God that created life on this planet
Not so cool story, bro
Got any proof of that? maybe a peer reviewed paper you can link to?
@@IntrinsicPalomides sure. After you provide a link to a peer reviewed paper that proves you have a brain
@@cocodjambo Having looked at the garbage you watch you've proved you don't have one...american "christians" are the least un-christian like people on the planet, bar none. Rotting your mind man.
@@cocodjambo and you wonder why people mock bible thumpers.
Brians voice is so calming
Brian just crushed the Quote “ it would be so errorgant to think our planet is the only one to sustain life” , we are the only one
Carl Sagan was my Brian Cox but its still nice to see so many people get interested in astronomy
Y'know, I like to think that maybe we're not the only ones, but the first ones.
The thought that we might be alone is utterly terrifying. The thought that we might not be alone is equally terrifying.
Solar system 😂 scientist low key corrected him with galaxy without calling joe names lol
I've been saying this for years now our planet is RARE!
Lol Joe said "in our solar system alone" bruh 😂
A very recent study I read about yesterday, has developed a universe model that doubles the previously estimated age of the universe.
"BuT tHe EaRtH iS oNlY 6000 YeArS oLD!!!"
i get in this debate with people all the time. it’s far less a matter of “where” as it is “when”
"So how many billions of Earth-like Planets exist in our "Solar System" Alone ?" ☠️☠️
hes voice was made to tell stories
😊😊
It’s crazy to think that millions of miles away, there are water falls, storms, grass growing, etc, and there’s no one there
That moment when you’re corrected and you don’t realise it 😅
Klopp wants this galaxy replayed because he doesn't think VAR really understood that complex life forms steal from their nans purses .
He kind of looks like Keanu Reeves nerdy brother if he ever had one 😂
I love this guy. Thank you.