The world could use more Brian's. And I'm not even talking about getting into science/stem field careers. Taking sincere pride in your work and sharing your passion with others. Love to see it
I've been watching a lot of these shorts of Brian lately,and i actually said to my wife.. Imagine how much you would learn at school if all teachers had this much passion and a way to captivate there audience? I honestly think kids would be really intrigued and sit up and listen, making society a much-needed and better place to live in and not squander there lives taking selfies and trying to justify there happiness on social media!
Man this is the only person i can listen to without any distraction. I have been getting recommended quite a lot of yt shorts of him and for the first time i'm not complaining. This beats any ASMR out there.
He tries to explain it without bias and in laymans terms, he also says it without any belief in what hes saying. He doesnf believe anything he knows its science theory and we know nothing but he still appreciates the science theory as well as the truth. Hes quite cool really
In my eyes, Brian Cox is the second coming of Carl Sagan. Two brilliant minds who loved their work and who wanted to share it with everyone in a way that didn’t baffle or bore, but delighted and enthused, reigniting the curiosity and passion we had as children but which some of us lost in the bleak grey reality of classrooms and politics. I’d love to thank them… they embody everything good about teaching.
@@ZephrusPrimeThen maybe he wouldnt have become as good as he was. the person known as einstein existed because there was no internet. if he had been given a phone instead of a compass, there goes that 'idea'.
Today's physicists have internet and they're achieving discoveries Einstein would have never dreamed of. Had he been given a phone, he would have discovered something way more advanced.
I’m so glad we have intelligent individuals like Brian Cox. All the scientists that work hard to further our knowledge of what’s around us is incredible.
@@royh4305idk man maybe that’s his personality type but to be fair he’s super knowledgeable which means he pays great attention to facts and detail which pushes him away from that personality type.
I have found many ‘deeply hidden’ things about our reality throughout my existence but they are irrelevant in the grand scheme of life. Although, it is a blessing to have experienced them they don’t physically help me or anyone; except from my own spiritual growth. When you can see the world for what it is and also understand how the majority of the population live, it’s quite disappointing. Considering all humans start of being very inquisitive and develop a thirst for knowledge, most of us limit our intellectual growth at school or after university and get stuck into routines that are mundane or lack sufficient stimulation.
The first main ‘deeply hidden’ truth that most people don’t acknowledge would be to understand and accept that we homo sapiens are animals. Although, we have nurtured civilisation over the last six thousands years and we have developed technology to such a complex standard that makes our lives increasingly comfortable, we often overlook our roots and have an inflated ego of our existence because most of us are so blinded by consumerism and media that we don’t see the natural world for what it is (I’m not saying that consumerism or media are a good or bad thing by the way, I’m just outlining how all of us are a slave to these vices in one way shape or form) For example, due to the fact people; drive metal boxes to travel around, defecate in porcelain chairs, sleep in beds designed for comfort, eat complex culinary dishes using various techniques and cooking machines, it makes us seem less animalistic, but really we are still governed to follow the same basic principles of most living organisms. We all need to eat, sleep, and excrete to survive, however, due to some of the examples I’ve listened above, we often forget that we are a byproduct of millions of years of evolution. Furthermore, this legacy was built on the foundations that after puberty we all share the innate urge to procreate, this driving force not only brought us into existence but also ensures that some of us will produce children ourself in the hope that our species will continue. Due to this truths you could argue that procreation is the main driving force, in not just the lives of human beings but all existence. In hindsight, this factor reinforces the ‘deeply hidden’ truth that we are all animals. Moreover, when looking at our situation in the solar system you can see how fragile life is considering our planet is in the ‘Goldilocks zone’ and the chances of this occurring are astronomical. Humans are simply ‘parasites living off a moisty rock’. We are just an organism trying to survive and we are lucky that we have flourished during one of Earths most stable periods. Just like all the other species on this planet we exist like we have always existed in cycles of symmetry, where we live in balance with other organisms as we need the oxygen they produce and the nourishment they provide us in order for us to survive. Although, this is biology 101, by consciously acknowledging this ‘deeply hidden’ thing it will help you to see the equilibrium of the natural world and better understand the behaviours of other humans.
@@WalterWhite-zr5ylquiet a predictable sheepish comment piggybacking off what everyone else says. Neil always seems to finish explaining what he’s explaining, understand the passion for what it is, don’t take it for what its not. He’s an educator, let him fucking speak.
"If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, then baffle them with bullshit." Einsteins redeeming quote to my eyes was his response to a reporter asking him how it felt to be the smartest man alive and he replied "I don't know, you need to ask Nikola Tesla." the two were friends and colleagues.
SOMEWHERE ,SOMETHING incredible is deeply hidden waiting to be known all we need is to focus and pay attention .... such a great thinking i can think about this all day long.
"it isn't until we question everything we know, do we realize we know nothing at all..." Its about question of observation, to the intelligent who have the right environment to ask questions freely and have access to the answers of these questions, then little time is wasted on what is already known and only used in a manner that can be used to answer questions that dont have answers yet,
Im sure he couldnt articulate it at six. But what he is saying is actually simple and nakes a lot if sense for a kid. SOMETHING is causing a reaction on that needle. But he cant SEE it. So what gives? Whats happening? Thats a very child like response. Curiosity for the unknown. The inexplicable.
He says it with such love and joy. He's one of my favorites to listen to because it reminds me how amazing it is to be alive and breathing in this magical world.
Einstein was at best a Deist, meaning he believed at most in a god creating the universe with intricate rules to discover and did nothing after that. Far from the theistic idea of a personal god that he explicity said to be childish.
I was lucky enough to catch a glimpse of it a couple of times. I saw really faintly a very big power structure (like a fatherly being) kind of looking out for, and helping ALL of us to achieve anything that we wanted. It was like a big fatherly feeling holding it's warm loving hands around ALL OF US simultaneously giving us ALL anything that our minds and hearts want. It was extremely brief the feeling/visual and it was pretty much invisible to my naked eye but I caught a REALLY QUICK glimpse of it. The color kind of looked violet as well. I have to say that I'm lucky that I had a chance to see that. And by me finally having somewhere to share that experience, I can finally relax a little more knowing that I'm ok and that everything will always be fine in this moment. ❤😌🙏🏾
Einstein was at best a Deist, meaning he believed at most in a god creating the universe with intricate rules to discover and did nothing after that. Far from the theistic idea of a personal god that he explicity said to be childish.
Yes, the deeply hidden has its source at the most amazing, kind, beautiful and intelligent Creator....I truly wish we could all feel that but most won't want to..
@@TheStrataminorYet you have no evidence, and if you did not have your christian bible, you would never come up with the same book, no matter how much you tried.
Feynman also spoke about how his father would explain the true scale of things to him as a boy and because of it he was able to picture quantum scales more accurately than most people. Good fathers are necessary always
he is such a capturing and sweet guy. i had goose bumps and a little tear in my eye. i wish more men were like him, smart, interested in not just shallow stuff, fun to talk to, enticing to listen to… 20/10 would date such a guy!!! ❤ (ps: i am always drawn to men of science and wisdom)
Beautifully said what Dr. Cox stated concerning Dr. Einstein. It is simply amazing, how a miniscule object can stimulate a young mind to ideas that have a profound effect upon the understanding, and, explanation of reality!
This reminds me of a particular account in Mr. Byrds diary while he lived in the frozen tundra....he wrote: "I watched the sky a long time, concluding that such beauty was reserved for distant, dangerous places, and that nature has good reason for exacting her own special sacrifices from those determined to witness them."
As a Brotha, just wanted to stop in, and say, how much i appreciate this man....he, and Neil Degrasse Tyson, are making me fall in love, WITH OUR UNIVERSE, AND OUR OWN LIVES = Blessed people
My dad gave me beef jerky and I’m a fat foodie now. If he would have given me a compass, I would have traded it in for a half pound bag of Jack links sweet and spicy beef jerky.
Magnets. Are fascinating. As a kid i spent hours wondering why those toys, black and white dog with magnets in them, lined up the way they did. I kept them, for looking and deep thought , on display. Fascinated.
When I was a small child and playing with 2 magnets I was fascinated that they could repel or attract one another...and that maybe I could control that and increase it or decrease it and focus it to bend space and greatly reduce space travel time...
It’s your aura, it’s your little hum that you’re giving off. It’s your emotional buzz and whir. It’s the clock of romance in your backchest. A poem, by me.
When I was 6 y.o. my grandad said, look at the sky... Then you always know where to go.... Sun, moon and stars will give you directions. And I asked what I'd I am in the forest, with trees covering the sky?? He said " Look at the trees .. North side of the tree is more bare . .."
We need more global mindsets in the world because most people with global mindsets are deeply interested into the nature of our universe and space. Global mindsets are important for the future of our species.
I wish people could apply Einstein's perspective/knowledge about this, and Brians story of it, to everyday life, government agendas, and our own human reality.
Y'All miss the conceptualization of brian cox himself, who is showing you to look for the beauty first, and foremost. I read the bible, thought given first to Solomon, that one man of a thousand will do this. SO, WHO are WE to think to change the stat? WELL, who are YOU?
I don't remember who said it to me, but I always think of this phrase: "Everything we see is the result of the combination of all the things we can't see."
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If only my dad gave me a compass when I was young
😂😂😂
It's not the dad, it's the kid. There are many dads that give their kids a compass, the rest of them became losers.
@@gvue4396 Damn you're mean, man.😬
@@gvue4396Speaking from experience are you?
@@gvue4396 bruh it was a joke
The world could use more Brian's. And I'm not even talking about getting into science/stem field careers. Taking sincere pride in your work and sharing your passion with others. Love to see it
I’ll name my kid Brian in honor of you
I've been watching a lot of these shorts of Brian lately,and i actually said to my wife.. Imagine how much you would learn at school if all teachers had this much passion and a way to captivate there audience?
I honestly think kids would be really intrigued and sit up and listen, making society a much-needed and better place to live in and not squander there lives taking selfies and trying to justify there happiness on social media!
Theres nothing interesting about my spreadsheets
@@WaaluigiBoardthis was weirdly wholesome for a RUclips shorts comment section
The world needs more Brians and wants more Cox
Man this is the only person i can listen to without any distraction. I have been getting recommended quite a lot of yt shorts of him and for the first time i'm not complaining. This beats any ASMR out there.
Right there with you..
He tries to explain it without bias and in laymans terms, he also says it without any belief in what hes saying. He doesnf believe anything he knows its science theory and we know nothing but he still appreciates the science theory as well as the truth. Hes quite cool really
Ditto (to all 3 of you before me in this thread)
Agreed, luckily he has some Audible books he narrates.
What a waste of time
This guy really embodies the kind of joy in his sense of wonder that Carl Sagan had. It's really charming and refreshing
I love it
@@our-little-inputhii😊
His voice is very relaxed and calm
In my eyes, Brian Cox is the second coming of Carl Sagan.
Two brilliant minds who loved their work and who wanted to share it with everyone in a way that didn’t baffle or bore, but delighted and enthused, reigniting the curiosity and passion we had as children but which some of us lost in the bleak grey reality of classrooms and politics.
I’d love to thank them… they embody everything good about teaching.
Well said my friend. Well said.
This guy should narrate a documentary
He has. 🤷🏼♂️
He’s had multiple shows on discovery, buffoon
Done a lot😍
BBC iplayer “Wonders of the solar system” “Wonders of the Universe”. Trust me, better than Cosmos.
And he used to be a rockstar.
Sarcasm detected...
Imagine Einstein was still alive and could travel to space today. What he will understand about the universe will be ridiculous
He started something that our future generation should carry forwards...
Don't worry he is still alive he just left his body.
Imagine if he had the resources of the internet in his pocket.
@@ZephrusPrimeThen maybe he wouldnt have become as good as he was. the person known as einstein existed because there was no internet. if he had been given a phone instead of a compass, there goes that 'idea'.
Today's physicists have internet and they're achieving discoveries Einstein would have never dreamed of. Had he been given a phone, he would have discovered something way more advanced.
I’m so glad we have intelligent individuals like Brian Cox. All the scientists that work hard to further our knowledge of what’s around us is incredible.
It's rare for someone so brilliant to be such an excellent story teller.
His voice and words are soo smooth and well articulated, which makes it a never ending video.
a perfetto Loop
He’s is so calm, eloquent, and easily understandable when he speaks. Absolute legend
My dad gave me a compass too....his heart!!!💝i miss him too much
beautiful comment
i want an atleast 5 hour compilation of brian cox talking about science and space
He has done full series for the BBC if you can find them
Buy his box sets.
Why am I only recently found out about this brilliant human? I feel like I have been missing out.
NO REGRETS. SIMPLY ENJOY THE JOURNEY.
Einstein? He's pretty cool yeah
Absolutely a great storyteller!!! Thanks for the info my friend I love your videos
I swear every time Brian talks this music plays, something deeply hidden there.
Fun Fact: Had a No.1 Hit Song in 1993 with a band called D'ream song was called "Things can only get better" he was the keyboard player,
I just wanna know how and where he’s related to Keanu
BRO THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING HAHAHAHA. He reminded me so much of someone
*BTW... The original question was:*
*... So Brian, where do you want to go for lunch? (LOL)* 🤣 😂 🤣
Bro, they are both INFPs. That's the connection.
@@royh4305 yeah true
@@royh4305idk man maybe that’s his personality type but to be fair he’s super knowledgeable which means he pays great attention to facts and detail which pushes him away from that personality type.
Brian Cox is AWESOME, he has such a great way of bridging the complexity of things to people who don’t have what he has.
I have found many ‘deeply hidden’ things about our reality throughout my existence but they are irrelevant in the grand scheme of life. Although, it is a blessing to have experienced them they don’t physically help me or anyone; except from my own spiritual growth. When you can see the world for what it is and also understand how the majority of the population live, it’s quite disappointing. Considering all humans start of being very inquisitive and develop a thirst for knowledge, most of us limit our intellectual growth at school or after university and get stuck into routines that are mundane or lack sufficient stimulation.
True
Can u let me know what are all the things you experienced? Im on my spiritual growth as well and would love to hear about your experience :)
The first main ‘deeply hidden’ truth that most people don’t acknowledge would be to understand and accept that we homo sapiens are animals. Although, we have nurtured civilisation over the last six thousands years and we have developed technology to such a complex standard that makes our lives increasingly comfortable, we often overlook our roots and have an inflated ego of our existence because most of us are so blinded by consumerism and media that we don’t see the natural world for what it is (I’m not saying that consumerism or media are a good or bad thing by the way, I’m just outlining how all of us are a slave to these vices in one way shape or form) For example, due to the fact people; drive metal boxes to travel around, defecate in porcelain chairs, sleep in beds designed for comfort, eat complex culinary dishes using various techniques and cooking machines, it makes us seem less animalistic, but really we are still governed to follow the same basic principles of most living organisms. We all need to eat, sleep, and excrete to survive, however, due to some of the examples I’ve listened above, we often forget that we are a byproduct of millions of years of evolution. Furthermore, this legacy was built on the foundations that after puberty we all share the innate urge to procreate, this driving force not only brought us into existence but also ensures that some of us will produce children ourself in the hope that our species will continue. Due to this truths you could argue that procreation is the main driving force, in not just the lives of human beings but all existence. In hindsight, this factor reinforces the ‘deeply hidden’ truth that we are all animals. Moreover, when looking at our situation in the solar system you can see how fragile life is considering our planet is in the ‘Goldilocks zone’ and the chances of this occurring are astronomical. Humans are simply ‘parasites living off a moisty rock’. We are just an organism trying to survive and we are lucky that we have flourished during one of Earths most stable periods. Just like all the other species on this planet we exist like we have always existed in cycles of symmetry, where we live in balance with other organisms as we need the oxygen they produce and the nourishment they provide us in order for us to survive.
Although, this is biology 101, by consciously acknowledging this ‘deeply hidden’ thing it will help you to see the equilibrium of the natural world and better understand the behaviours of other humans.
It's so nice to hear Brian talking. So much calm, so much passion...
I'd rather listen to Brian but Neil is another story
@@WalterWhite-zr5ylquiet a predictable sheepish comment piggybacking off what everyone else says.
Neil always seems to finish explaining what he’s explaining, understand the passion for what it is, don’t take it for what its not.
He’s an educator, let him fucking speak.
Neil is a complete joke.
@@WalterWhite-zr5yltry watching NDT and Piers Morgan interview. They do not interrupt and he answers perfectly!
I don't watch Neil anymore, each time a clip shows up I quickly pass. He is just full of it.
How did I know one of you would bring NDT into it...😂 You folks are hilarious 🤫
Beautiful soothing voice
agreed and very handsome too I want to be like this gentleman
Manchester Accent.
"If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, then baffle them with bullshit." Einsteins redeeming quote to my eyes was his response to a reporter asking him how it felt to be the smartest man alive and he replied "I don't know, you need to ask Nikola Tesla." the two were friends and colleagues.
"He was a little boi, he was 67 years old"
6 or 7😂
@@nasha710 ik but i thought it sounded funny 😄
This guy is such a humble person. You can see the light around him when he explains.. Thats a person who is born too be into physics.
I could listen to this guy all day.
SOMEWHERE ,SOMETHING incredible is deeply hidden waiting to be known all we need is to focus and pay attention .... such a great thinking i can think about this all day long.
This man can read the back of a shampoo bottle and it'd still blow our mind.
Love his ability to explain and put into perspective the most difficult things men ever faced. (... and didn't understand...)
When I was 7 I licked felt tip pens to see if their colour matched their taste ….. they didn’t.
Successful science experiment carried out then.
@@GraveyIRL True! My genius knows no bounds 😂
I feel like I need this guy to read me books before bed every night
How tf was he six and thinking about this
"it isn't until we question everything we know, do we realize we know nothing at all..."
Its about question of observation, to the intelligent who have the right environment to ask questions freely and have access to the answers of these questions, then little time is wasted on what is already known and only used in a manner that can be used to answer questions that dont have answers yet,
To be six and think why is that needle pointing at a certain angle is not that wow. Be around more kids and you will see how many questions they have.
Im sure he couldnt articulate it at six. But what he is saying is actually simple and nakes a lot if sense for a kid. SOMETHING is causing a reaction on that needle. But he cant SEE it. So what gives? Whats happening? Thats a very child like response. Curiosity for the unknown. The inexplicable.
I feel like most children wonder about things like this.
He says it with such love and joy. He's one of my favorites to listen to because it reminds me how amazing it is to be alive and breathing in this magical world.
Brian Cox is very passionate about what he does. We need to have such passion in whatever it is we do and the world will be truly amazing.
Mushrooms can do that also 😂
This is the definition of "Pick a job you absolutely love and you'll never have to work a day in your life" and get paid for it..
Such beautiful things are glimpses of God's perfection, in my opinion. They're everywhere if you're paying attention.
Science points to God all the time, it's too bad these intelligent men deny him.
Einstein was at best a Deist, meaning he believed at most in a god creating the universe with intricate rules to discover and did nothing after that.
Far from the theistic idea of a personal god that he explicity said to be childish.
I was lucky enough to catch a glimpse of it a couple of times. I saw really faintly a very big power structure (like a fatherly being) kind of looking out for, and helping ALL of us to achieve anything that we wanted. It was like a big fatherly feeling holding it's warm loving hands around ALL OF US simultaneously giving us ALL anything that our minds and hearts want. It was extremely brief the feeling/visual and it was pretty much invisible to my naked eye but I caught a REALLY QUICK glimpse of it. The color kind of looked violet as well. I have to say that I'm lucky that I had a chance to see that. And by me finally having somewhere to share that experience, I can finally relax a little more knowing that I'm ok and that everything will always be fine in this moment. ❤😌🙏🏾
What you're looking for is God
Which one?
Einstein was at best a Deist, meaning he believed at most in a god creating the universe with intricate rules to discover and did nothing after that.
Far from the theistic idea of a personal god that he explicity said to be childish.
Yes, the deeply hidden has its source at the most amazing, kind, beautiful and intelligent Creator....I truly wish we could all feel that but most won't want to..
@@TheStrataminorYet you have no evidence, and if you did not have your christian bible, you would never come up with the same book, no matter how much you tried.
If only my teachers growing up had half of Brian's ability to explain the lessons, If only. ❤
"Gurutvakarshan" was discovered way before Einstein was born.
The world doesnt care mintooj Indian
Feynman also spoke about how his father would explain the true scale of things to him as a boy and because of it he was able to picture quantum scales more accurately than most people. Good fathers are necessary always
Love Brian he has such a calming effect with his voice
Brian Cox is very passionate about what he does. We need to have such passion in whatever it is we do and the world will be truly amazing.
he is such a capturing and sweet guy. i had goose bumps and a little tear in my eye. i wish more men were like him, smart, interested in not just shallow stuff, fun to talk to, enticing to listen to… 20/10 would date such a guy!!! ❤ (ps: i am always drawn to men of science and wisdom)
Beautifully said what Dr. Cox stated concerning Dr. Einstein. It is simply amazing, how a miniscule object can stimulate a young mind to ideas that have a profound effect upon the understanding, and, explanation of reality!
This reminds me of a particular account in Mr. Byrds diary while he lived in the frozen tundra....he wrote:
"I watched the sky a long time, concluding that such beauty was reserved for distant, dangerous places, and that nature has good reason for exacting her own special sacrifices from those determined to witness them."
As a Brotha, just wanted to stop in, and say, how much i appreciate this man....he, and Neil Degrasse Tyson, are making me fall in love, WITH OUR UNIVERSE, AND OUR OWN LIVES = Blessed people
My dad gave me beef jerky and I’m a fat foodie now. If he would have given me a compass, I would have traded it in for a half pound bag of Jack links sweet and spicy beef jerky.
"There is something invisible that I can't see ... "
Wow, that is deep, man 😂
This Guy's voice is so calm even though he's excited.
He looks like what aliens would draw when they try to draw humans
Can Brian Cox do a bedtime story on Calm please? His voice is so soothing. 😊
Magnets. Are fascinating. As a kid i spent hours wondering why those toys, black and white dog with magnets in them, lined up the way they did. I kept them, for looking and deep thought , on display. Fascinated.
Beautiful Phrase "Something deeply hidden" I feel like his last words were: Reality is something deeply hidden"
When einstein was young, he invented beer. IYKYK
This is certainly the most beautiful story about science and the human connection with nature.
This person seems like the kind of soul you'd like to have a hot drink with and watch the sunset.
He was 6 years, he sadly fell ill so he stayed in his room playing with the compass so there he asked himself what could be this inherent strength
Remember this quote;
times were warm then humanity went cold.. stone cold.
Pretty convinced Brian Cox has the most beautiful and soothing voice on earth.
As a child I used to love rubbing metal strip with a magnet and floating the strip on a leaf on water and watch it spin to north/south line
I did it with a needle on a cork.
The way he pointed his finger to illustrate Einstein’s compass 😂
When I was a small child and playing with 2 magnets I was fascinated that they could repel or attract one another...and that maybe I could control that and increase it or decrease it and focus it to bend space and greatly reduce space travel time...
That’s deep!❤❤❤ Thank you!
He tells such beautiful things about our world ..
I like the part where the priest day “it’s priesting time” and proceeded to priest on all the demons
I could listen to Brian Cox all day.
If only my compass gave me a dad when I was young
There is nothing more momentarily satisfing than that urica moment
Magnetism was something that just spun my mind as a child amd still does tbf
You can live your entire life not knowing so many things but still be happy
This guy is just amazing
It’s your aura,
it’s your little hum that you’re giving off. It’s your emotional buzz and whir.
It’s the clock of romance in your backchest.
A poem, by me.
his voice is so chill I’m boutta fall asleep
When I was 6 y.o. my grandad said, look at the sky... Then you always know where to go.... Sun, moon and stars will give you directions.
And I asked what I'd I am in the forest, with trees covering the sky??
He said " Look at the trees .. North side of the tree is more bare . .."
We need more global mindsets in the world because most people with global mindsets are deeply interested into the nature of our universe and space. Global mindsets are important for the future of our species.
IF YOU OBSERVE PROPERLY YOU'LL FIND THE CREATOR IN EVERY CREATION IN THE NATURE ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I like this man❤
i could listen to brian talk for years in a row im not even kidding
Every kid needs a compass to point them in the right direction.
I love Brian cox voice
I wish people could apply Einstein's perspective/knowledge about this, and Brians story of it, to everyday life, government agendas, and our own human reality.
I am in awe of people who just have a "knowing"😮
Y'All miss the conceptualization of brian cox himself, who is showing you to look for the beauty first, and foremost.
I read the bible, thought given first to Solomon, that one man of a thousand will do this. SO, WHO are WE to think to change the stat? WELL, who are YOU?
That looks like Emma Barnett - who is Daphne and Velma, from Scooby Doo, in real life. 😀
Cox always looks like he’s happy talking about this sort of stuff
This was Einstein’s “I’m 13 and this is deep” moment. 😂
It's the magnetic field on the earth. Without it life couldnt survive on earth for long. Another glaring example of intelligent design.
My dad actually gave me a compass when i was young. I followed north because its where the hidden treasure is.
Dude is so friendly :-)
Bro is the smiling Titan
Bro I wish I had a dad to give me a main character backstory 💀
I like this guy's energy. So passionate
He gives John Wick vibes 😂
I rmeber feeling this way as a kid qnd i can never put my eye on it. Thats when i realised i had to focus more
I don't remember who said it to me, but I always think of this phrase: "Everything we see is the result of the combination of all the things we can't see."
Brian is the Einstein of our time.
-Brain- *Hawking
This guy looks like John wick and Carl sagan at the same time.