If it has happened, it’s gotta be so sad being the one person who tunneled. You’re trying to convince others your hand really went through that table and then this guy pulls out the math equations.
True. Even if the chance is extremely low doesn't mean it's impossible. You could get really really lucky placing an object on the table and it went down through the table. but nobody's gonna believe you, and that sucks😢
@@nezzled The difference between "she" and "her" is that "she" is a subject pronoun, while "her" is an object pronoun: She: A subject pronoun used to refer to someone who might identify as female Her: An object pronoun used to refer to a woman, girl, or female animal, and is also a possessive determiner Learn your English
@@Gigachad-mc5qz *Wave Form, and we still don't know exactly when a wave form collapses, so in theory it might not collapse, as we don't know what the universe defines as a measurement or observer
Not only is it not going to happen: but when it starts getting close to happening, your whole hand isn't going to quantum tunnel through the table intact, but spontaneously dissolve, and you will have no hand left, because it is far more likely that if and when freak events of multiple atoms quantum tunnelling that much in the same locality, they will do so in a way that doesn't maintain the larger, complex chemical order of the larger, local object itself, but instead all separate from each other in a chaotic mess.
@@pixelmace1423 What if Siddhartha Gautama had such pure concentration he was able to consistently walk through walls unscathed and was able to perfectly relay how to develop this ability to others?
Nothing and really nothing in the universe is impossible, the chances of them happening are so close to zero that we deem them impossible. For example, the chance of you teleporting from your house to a random part of the universe may seem sci fi, but in reality, there is an incredibly small chance that a wormhole opens up in your location even if that takes longer than the heat death of the universe, because something that experiences time forever, will experience pretty much everything. To put it in simple words you or a remaining part of you, is bound to teleport eventually. Just like quantum tunneling. It’s bound to happen simply because there’s infinite time for it to happen.
@@gigamad1729The thing about the wormhole is suspect. It's more plausible to suggest that the atoms would just so happen to collide in the perfect arrangement to construct your body, mind and memories and all.
anything that can happen will happen if wormholes are actually possible then what he said is going to happen because time is infinite it never runs out @@godlyvex5543
@@gigamad1729There literally it isn't infinite time. Remember, heat death of the universe and all You maybe need to watch the short again, i am not gonna type a whole comment explain again what the video already explained better than i ever could
it's because of mass manufacturing and machine washing of laundry. since there are a huge number of people who have the same socks as you all using a washing machine / dryer with similar specs to you, occasionally the chaos of that system (closed, behind a door) can cause a temporal pair o' socks that entangles two socks in entirely different locations together. Big Laundry is actually doing this on purpose while running their own machines just full of currency so they can pull a bunch of money through worhmholes
little did you know, your socks are entangled and are linked by ER=EPR Correspondence, therefore the smallest size of the particle is the size of the Einstein-Rosen Bridge, if in theory your sock gained negative energy cause by an unknown event of the drawer, and was shrunk faster than the bridge can collapse, your sock has now teleported to its entangled pair.
No. . . Including that would INCREASE the odds since you can think of the hand as something that isn’t N independent bodies, but it’s not 1 cohesive body either, so it’s somewhere in between. But even then, the odds of a single atom teleporting through the table is pretty low too
For some reason I remember as a kid that if something was going fast enough it would go through another object. It’s like a Mandela affect and I remember learning how to make coins go through a table.
I love the number of multiverse times universes times galaxies thing. Such an apt way of describing how improbable something is. Kinda reminds me of another vid that showed how insane that minecraft speedruning thing was
@@ZqTi0 ok so I kinda looked it up to refresh my memory. The channel name is Stand-up Maths, video titled "how lucky is too lucky" at 29mins if you wanna watch it. Context: Several years ago, person named Dream speedrun Minecraft. People accused him of cheating. Their proof was math, showing how insanely lucky he would have to be for the run to go his way. Internet drama as usual etc. The vid I remembered was some outsider(not even a gamer) making a math video to explain it
We like to talk about how we could slam our hand through a table, or jump through a wall, but nobody ever realizes that there is a non-zero chance of literally falling through the earth at any second of the day.
If a character can bend luck to allow themselves to pass through objects, they'd need one hell of a downside to such power to keep them from becoming uninteresting and essentially godlike.
People are bad with big numbers. People who aren't used to big numbers are TERRIBLE with big numbers and only like 5% of the population (if that) is interested.
Let's just say "practically 0%". It's not 0% but it's about as close to 0% as one could possibly get, aside from the calculations concerning infinitely small numbers. I now truly understand just how unlikely that is.
Could you imagine if the chances were higher? Like you’re just walking around your house thinking about what to have for lunch and then you just quantum tunnel through the freaking floor
Stanley Clark proud!!! and don't listen to the people saying stick to linguistics, physics and linguistics are both immensely interesting, I can't believe you're into both! Your channel is incredible keep up the good work!
I study maths and this is my calculation: It can either happen or not happen so it's 50/50. In other words, slap the table twice and on the second time you will always go through. That's just the facts man, I'm sorry
well it is 50/50 but that doesn't mean it'll go through in 2 attempts. Even if you did it as many times as it said in the video, it still might not happen, or it might happen first try. So yes, it's 50/50 but bent toward one of the 50's
If it ever happened it would be the worst thing that could ever happen to you because people would just call it fake and edited and no one would believe it, only you would know you and only you have pulled off the most impossible feat ever imagined that will never be replicated again.
My Earth Science teacher in 7th grade would always tell us that if we could run through a wall, we would get 100s on our quizzes. Safe to say it didnt happen
The thing about statistics is that, even if the odds are 1/10^(shitload), you could slap your hand on the table 5 times and it could happen in one of those 5 times.
The thing is, it's not that you have to do it X number of times for it to work, it's that you have an X chance of it working every single time you do it. So you could do it in 5 tries, or you could do it 10 times the probability number and still not do it.
@@remains2246 if you roll a die over and over until you get a 6, it feels like eventually it should roll a 6, but probability states that each roll has to be considered separately. You always have a 1 in 6 chance of rolling a 6 regardless of what the other numbers before were.
@@KenikoB well, firstly, the die will eventually land a 6 with 100% chance. And intuitively rolling the die twice yields higher odds of landing a 6 than rolling it once But I don't think what you replied has relevance to what I replied. Im saying there is an expected number of times you have to hit the desk for your hand to go straight through. In the case of a 6-sided die, the expected number of rolls it takes to get 6 is 6 Otherwise I agree with you
@@remains2246 The probability that you will eventually roll a 6 over the course of infinite rolls approaches 100%, but never actually reaches it. It is theoretically possible that you could just get unlucky and never get that 6. The expected values are never guaranteed, only expected.
Thats the thr entirely true probability. Since your hand molecules could pass through the tables molecules, the chance of that separate from the quantum tunneling result would be 1/(5.2^61), which the quantum tunneling result could be comparatively neglected
How did you get this number? The formula for transition probability through a finite potential barrier is T=exp(-2GL), If we say the effective size of a carbonlike atom (wood) is about 1nm = L. Average room-temp thermal energy of a “hand molecule” is about 0.01eV, If we say the potential barrier is about 1000ish eV at 0.001nm proximity then G = sqrt(2m(U-E)/hbar^2) = 10^14, such that the transmission probability is about on the order of 10^(10^5) or so (of one atom crossing). Still enormously small but nothing compared to your guess…
I like to imagine this has happened exactly once in human history to some poor dude in Ancient Rome or something whose friends never believed him and whose life was forever changed by that time his hand just phased through a table for seemingly no reason
Reminds me of a story I saw on Reddit a while ago where a mom was living in her childhood home. They went to renovate their bathroom and found a hairbrush under the floor. The mom went pale white, and explained that she had dropped her hairbrush as a child and it just vanished before her eyes. She eventually dismissed it as her imagination until the renovation. Of course, it's Reddit and there could also be other explanations, but it just makes you think.
The real probability would actually be a lot lower than this because 1) he didn’t normalize his Gaussian 2) he didn’t account for the near infinite potential wall that the table would create
I know infinity can be hard to grasp but your description of the Googol multiverse immortals reeeally sort of puts it into some sort of digestible perspective for me!!
i like how this puts things into a better perspective. sometimes it feels like quantum tunneling is something that is way more likely to happen than in reality
Studies show that most people give up right before tunneling their hand through a table
LMAO
Motivation
This is the problem with young people nowadays. They give up very early and too easily.
@@Hobbicollectorare you slamming your hand hoping to quantum tunnel as you were typing this?
@@Hobbicollectorare you backrooms entity cuz you seem like you want us to noclip into the backrooms 😮💀
If it has happened, it’s gotta be so sad being the one person who tunneled. You’re trying to convince others your hand really went through that table and then this guy pulls out the math equations.
honestly, this whole video SCREAMS victim blaming. I am not on board with this.
Yeah
@@pastawaterhow
@@pastawater i agree. it's truly, truly horrible to all those 10^-797025 people who have quantum tunnelled, for nobody to believe them
True. Even if the chance is extremely low doesn't mean it's impossible. You could get really really lucky placing an object on the table and it went down through the table. but nobody's gonna believe you, and that sucks😢
"The worst she can say is no"
She:
"It's just not gonna happen"
😂😂😂
Her*
@@ThemeMusicz Both are correct
@@nezzled The difference between "she" and "her" is that "she" is a subject pronoun, while "her" is an object pronoun:
She: A subject pronoun used to refer to someone who might identify as female
Her: An object pronoun used to refer to a woman, girl, or female animal, and is also a possessive determiner
Learn your English
Imagine if your hand DID pass through, but you forgot to press record 💀.
People would say it's edited.
But then its being observed which collapses the wace form
@@Gigachad-mc5qz *Wave Form, and we still don't know exactly when a wave form collapses, so in theory it might not collapse, as we don't know what the universe defines as a measurement or observer
Happened to me yesterday
@@jamesYValleyIt defines it as touching the atoms. Don't try to mystify quantum physics when we know exactly what it means
I didn't hear "Hey, Vsauce. Michael here." before the music started.
Even if it somehow happens, you're more likely to get your hand stuck inside the table halfway through.
@@themightycxzeriallordmala tuya
@@themightycxzeriallordbruh backrooms cannot be real
@@themightycxzeriallord oh yea that could happen too. Imagine man...
ah, Philadelphia experiment style
I'm pretty sure it always appears on the other side when quantum tunneling, don't quote me on this though
Hey,Vsauce,come take your son back before he’ll completely turn into you!
Wut is your name and WUT is your channel 😂
Your name sucks
@@recon_leech4I just read the name, lmao
Heterosexual SUPREME✝️✝️
No, we gotta protect him from VSauce so he doesn't become like him.
Not only is it not going to happen: but when it starts getting close to happening, your whole hand isn't going to quantum tunnel through the table intact, but spontaneously dissolve, and you will have no hand left, because it is far more likely that if and when freak events of multiple atoms quantum tunnelling that much in the same locality, they will do so in a way that doesn't maintain the larger, complex chemical order of the larger, local object itself, but instead all separate from each other in a chaotic mess.
What if that’s what happened to D.B. Cooper
@@pixelmace1423 What if Siddhartha Gautama had such pure concentration he was able to consistently walk through walls unscathed and was able to perfectly relay how to develop this ability to others?
@Zargabaath Always great to meet another flat mooner
@Zargabaathwait-
@@pixelmace1423
"Man, this high-height heist _sure _*_did_* go well! I _sure _*_hope_* I survive this landi- 🤯💀💥✨✨✨"
0:18 Vsauce jumpscare
Vsause music goes crazy
Music is called Moon men.
Technical impossibility vs practical impossibility demonstration. Love it
It's technically impossible too. Too many factors he's not accounting for
Nothing and really nothing in the universe is impossible, the chances of them happening are so close to zero that we deem them impossible. For example, the chance of you teleporting from your house to a random part of the universe may seem sci fi, but in reality, there is an incredibly small chance that a wormhole opens up in your location even if that takes longer than the heat death of the universe, because something that experiences time forever, will experience pretty much everything. To put it in simple words you or a remaining part of you, is bound to teleport eventually. Just like quantum tunneling. It’s bound to happen simply because there’s infinite time for it to happen.
@@gigamad1729The thing about the wormhole is suspect. It's more plausible to suggest that the atoms would just so happen to collide in the perfect arrangement to construct your body, mind and memories and all.
anything that can happen will happen if wormholes are actually possible then what he said is going to happen because time is infinite it never runs out @@godlyvex5543
@@gigamad1729There literally it isn't infinite time. Remember, heat death of the universe and all
You maybe need to watch the short again, i am not gonna type a whole comment explain again what the video already explained better than i ever could
Am I the only one that's super curious on how he researches for these videos??
Keep on educating us!
banged his hand against the desk a good few times i think
Same
maybe... he went... to school?
learning math equations
@@justanidiom5232maybe he didn't skip high school
*Explain this to all the socks that quantum tunnel out of my drawer to the other side of the universe*
Gnomes, bro. Gnomes.
Always the damn gnomes@@lashlarue7924
it's because of mass manufacturing and machine washing of laundry. since there are a huge number of people who have the same socks as you all using a washing machine / dryer with similar specs to you, occasionally the chaos of that system (closed, behind a door) can cause a temporal pair o' socks that entangles two socks in entirely different locations together.
Big Laundry is actually doing this on purpose while running their own machines just full of currency so they can pull a bunch of money through worhmholes
EXACTLY! 😤
little did you know, your socks are entangled and are linked by ER=EPR Correspondence, therefore the smallest size of the particle is the size of the Einstein-Rosen Bridge, if in theory your sock gained negative energy cause by an unknown event of the drawer, and was shrunk faster than the bridge can collapse, your sock has now teleported to its entangled pair.
The odds are low.. but never zero...
The one man who does quantum tunnel will be deemed clinically insane once he tries to tell people
Still, the idea that the chance of it happening is > 0%, is an incredible thought.
True
Possible, but with odds like this it's not 🙃
Anything in life is possible. Reach for the stars, then quickly pull your hand back because the stars are hot
I almost guarantee that 99% of the things you think are impossible are as likely as this. By any meaningful definition, it's impossible.
@@Pickled_Poet But if you touch a star you'll be invincible! Then you can kill turtles just by touching them. Why would you want to do that, though?
It is worth noting that the odds are probably way smaller even, because the atoms in your hand are bonded to each other.
Also have to account for radiation, probably throws things off even more
No. . . Including that would INCREASE the odds since you can think of the hand as something that isn’t N independent bodies, but it’s not 1 cohesive body either, so it’s somewhere in between. But even then, the odds of a single atom teleporting through the table is pretty low too
@@user-en5vj6vr2u it will be less, because think about it as a lattice, it will decohere itself the bigger it is.
@@user-en5vj6vr2u If they're independent they lose the ability to do it all together, so no, the odds do decrease... to 0.
For some reason I remember as a kid that if something was going fast enough it would go through another object. It’s like a Mandela affect and I remember learning how to make coins go through a table.
Bro is a Vsauce substitute.
Now your hand will have to go through multiple atomic layers.
0:17 bro hit the vsauce eyebrow raise
One kid has to say it 😶
As well as the Vsauce background music.
So what you're telling me is that my entire hand won't be able to do quantum tunneling but the socks I put in my washer can do quantum tunneling
"So you're saying there's a chance" 👀
this made me laugh out loud, nice one bro
I came to read the comments looking for this. I knew there'd be someone who couldn't resist.
Fuck. I said the same thing. Now I have to delete my comment
do it, @@Skipper-w6b.
I LOVE GAMBLING!!!!!
I love the number of multiverse times universes times galaxies thing. Such an apt way of describing how improbable something is. Kinda reminds me of another vid that showed how insane that minecraft speedruning thing was
Also love how youre into languages and physics. So down for whatever type of content you wanna do, the passion is nice to watch
Could you expand about that Minecraft thing? Which video are you talking about
@@ZqTi0 ok so I kinda looked it up to refresh my memory.
The channel name is Stand-up Maths, video titled "how lucky is too lucky" at 29mins if you wanna watch it.
Context: Several years ago, person named Dream speedrun Minecraft. People accused him of cheating. Their proof was math, showing how insanely lucky he would have to be for the run to go his way. Internet drama as usual etc. The vid I remembered was some outsider(not even a gamer) making a math video to explain it
@@andysabur4966yoo i also watched that!
Yeah I remember(actually not) that dream internet drama
Man you’re so smart it’s crazy you know so much about languages and now this I’m crying
He is literally a physics student at university lmao
Language is like a side thing
@@nalat1suket4nk0he’s the Asian your parents compare you to, but if they weren’t Asian
We like to talk about how we could slam our hand through a table, or jump through a wall, but nobody ever realizes that there is a non-zero chance of literally falling through the earth at any second of the day.
There’s a nonzero percent chance of every piece of matter in the universe quantum tunneling to the same exact location
@@corporatecapitalism in your mom
If your hand was to quantum tunnel, given the chances, only a single electron would pass through the object.
I think the odds of that happening are 50%. You either pass your hand through the table, or you don't.
Yh idk why he is overcomplicating it
Nice bait
This is how alien believers think. Like sure there is definitely aliens out there, but they aren't here. LOL.
@@IiiiIiiIllIlyou’re awfully confident about something you couldn’t possibly know.
As if we are the only ones in the universe
Sounds like an awesome ability to give a character who can manipulate luck
Exactly what I was planning to do lol
If a character can bend luck to allow themselves to pass through objects, they'd need one hell of a downside to such power to keep them from becoming uninteresting and essentially godlike.
Always bet on hakari
@@grav8455I don’t think his luck goes that far
Well they'd be able to do anything
Linguistics and physics, two of my favorites!
Gamblers: So you're sayin theres a chance?
So you're telling me there's a chance?
I doubt anyone will ever truly understand the scale of just how unlikely that is.
Ey just gotta believe
People are bad with big numbers. People who aren't used to big numbers are TERRIBLE with big numbers and only like 5% of the population (if that) is interested.
It’s not really possible for any living thing to do that, not with numbers so out of the way small anyway.
Let's just say "practically 0%". It's not 0% but it's about as close to 0% as one could possibly get, aside from the calculations concerning infinitely small numbers. I now truly understand just how unlikely that is.
It's impossible for us to fathom Googl, or values way less crazy than even that.
When you need to use orders of magnitude to express how many orders of magnitude you have... just walk away.
It's amazing how much can be explained with just some knowledge in linguistics.
i used so much linguistics in this video
@@humanteneleven fr fr
@@humanteneleventhe power of linguistics knows no bounds
The language of numbers
Physicists treat math as a language, so, yeah
Imagine being able to rig the universe's RNG to get this to happen whenever you want.
"I hate to break it to you but it's just not gonna happen" that's not gonna stop me though
Could you imagine if the chances were higher? Like you’re just walking around your house thinking about what to have for lunch and then you just quantum tunnel through the freaking floor
Oh no 💀
Well you would probably also quantum tunnel through the floor, being stuck inside of it forever so I prefer my world with its physics tbh
I guess that by natural selection this universe proceeded because everything in it didn't keep dying from random quantum tunnelling events
going to the backrooms
Backrooms
This was amazing, love watching your videos! Keep up the interesting videos!
thanks man!
“But how likely”
VSause music intensifies
Michael got to him before he could finish the sentence 😔
Music is called Moon men.
Or is it
THE VSAUCE MUSIC I MISS IT AAAAGH
imagine if instead of your hand, you quantum tunnel through the earth when you jump
Never would I have expected to see a video called a "long short"
Your video will make a fine addition to my "RUclips algorithm strikes again" collection
yo this was actually really cool, you should do more stuff like this time to time
Don't worry, he will break his desk in a few months or so
100% of desk slappers quit slapping desks before ever going through
this is my new excuse for why the tennis ball went through my racket
Stanley Clark proud!!! and don't listen to the people saying stick to linguistics, physics and linguistics are both immensely interesting, I can't believe you're into both! Your channel is incredible keep up the good work!
Thanks a bunch!
Come for the linguistics, stay for the, whatever this is
Don’t blame me when you do this and accidentally see some yellow rooms
Imagine you get halfway and your hand just gets stuck in a table
Don't let this nerd distract you from the fact all it takes is believing in the heart of the cards.
If you really believe, and with the power of friendship!
So you’re saying there’s a chance
I study maths and this is my calculation:
It can either happen or not happen so it's 50/50. In other words, slap the table twice and on the second time you will always go through. That's just the facts man, I'm sorry
As a nobody, i 100% agree with your thinking. Even i dont understand the need of bringing equations. It is simple math 50/50
there's a 50% chance every child is actually a horse, so 1 in 2 children are horses
@@Poland4lifein my personal experience, it's actually 1 in 1.18.
well it is 50/50 but that doesn't mean it'll go through in 2 attempts. Even if you did it as many times as it said in the video, it still might not happen, or it might happen first try. So yes, it's 50/50 but bent toward one of the 50's
If it ever happened it would be the worst thing that could ever happen to you because people would just call it fake and edited and no one would believe it, only you would know you and only you have pulled off the most impossible feat ever imagined that will never be replicated again.
Imagine your hand only tunnels halfway through the table and then your hand is just stuck inside the table
My Earth Science teacher in 7th grade would always tell us that if we could run through a wall, we would get 100s on our quizzes. Safe to say it didnt happen
That one kid in the back of the class: *literally becomes Danny Phantom*
@@NuLuumo im goin ghost
do it in china, much better chances with tofu dreg!
@@asheep7797 darn I should've known
Bro is vsauce
The thing about statistics is that, even if the odds are 1/10^(shitload), you could slap your hand on the table 5 times and it could happen in one of those 5 times.
99.999% of beings quit before quantum tunneling
that's the statistical chance, it could happen any moment
i feel like this guy knows everything
The fact that it IS possible to get it first try though...
The fact that it is way more likely that thanos and the avengers were real and they came to your house to have wild intercourse
imagine if he gets lucky and no one belives him
The thing is, it's not that you have to do it X number of times for it to work, it's that you have an X chance of it working every single time you do it. So you could do it in 5 tries, or you could do it 10 times the probability number and still not do it.
Or you could get it right on the first try.
yeah but there is a number of times you can do it after which it's expected to have happened
@@remains2246 if you roll a die over and over until you get a 6, it feels like eventually it should roll a 6, but probability states that each roll has to be considered separately. You always have a 1 in 6 chance of rolling a 6 regardless of what the other numbers before were.
@@KenikoB well, firstly, the die will eventually land a 6 with 100% chance. And intuitively rolling the die twice yields higher odds of landing a 6 than rolling it once
But I don't think what you replied has relevance to what I replied. Im saying there is an expected number of times you have to hit the desk for your hand to go straight through. In the case of a 6-sided die, the expected number of rolls it takes to get 6 is 6
Otherwise I agree with you
@@remains2246 The probability that you will eventually roll a 6 over the course of infinite rolls approaches 100%, but never actually reaches it. It is theoretically possible that you could just get unlucky and never get that 6. The expected values are never guaranteed, only expected.
Gambling addicts: So you're telling me there's a chance?
"anything is possible" mfs been real quiet since this dropped
Thats the thr entirely true probability. Since your hand molecules could pass through the tables molecules, the chance of that separate from the quantum tunneling result would be 1/(5.2^61), which the quantum tunneling result could be comparatively neglected
It's the best kind of possible imo
Theoretically possible!
How did you get this number? The formula for transition probability through a finite potential barrier is T=exp(-2GL), If we say the effective size of a carbonlike atom (wood) is about 1nm = L. Average room-temp thermal energy of a “hand molecule” is about 0.01eV, If we say the potential barrier is about 1000ish eV at 0.001nm proximity then G = sqrt(2m(U-E)/hbar^2) = 10^14, such that the transmission probability is about on the order of 10^(10^5) or so (of one atom crossing). Still enormously small but nothing compared to your guess…
ok now im genuinely curious what the chances are lol
10^10^5 is such a small number that you can write it down in a week or two! (if you're lazy)
It’ll pass through eventually once the hand smacks through the table
Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee: "I don't get what's so hard about that, I can easily get my hand to pass through the table"
Well not with THAT attitude! Someone didn't have Miss Frizzle as their teacher, and it shows! 😂
So if It's just odds, however unlikely it is, it COULD happen at any time?
The possibility is not zero. But if you listen to the video, it is in human terms of truth equal to say: "It is never going to happen."
@@mz8258 But… it COULD
it could happen, but the odds are so incredibly low it is essentially 0
to put it in perspective, it’s even lower odds than you ever getting laid
@@diemonder that burn was hotter than the sun
I like to imagine this has happened exactly once in human history to some poor dude in Ancient Rome or something whose friends never believed him and whose life was forever changed by that time his hand just phased through a table for seemingly no reason
It's odds, it could happen the first time
"so according to Murphy's -"
ok but what if I get _really_ lucky
Reminds me of a story I saw on Reddit a while ago where a mom was living in her childhood home. They went to renovate their bathroom and found a hairbrush under the floor. The mom went pale white, and explained that she had dropped her hairbrush as a child and it just vanished before her eyes. She eventually dismissed it as her imagination until the renovation.
Of course, it's Reddit and there could also be other explanations, but it just makes you think.
Infinity.
In spite of those incredibly huge numbers we can still add one.
Let's just take a moment and appreciate that. Reality is so cool.
Nah, I’m feeling lucky today
and they said the worst she could say is no...
10^100 is just an estimate of the average chance.
You could still get lucky and do it in the first try 😁
the chance is just a little bit smaller than 10^-100. it's only about 10^31 orders of magnitude off
@@brightblackhole2442 Sure, that's why I said "estimate", and his estimate btw. not mine.
I actually did it first try but I forgot to record it
@professionalfurret7225 Oh, that was unfortunate, I hope you remember to record next time 😉
The real probability would actually be a lot lower than this because 1) he didn’t normalize his Gaussian 2) he didn’t account for the near infinite potential wall that the table would create
Lightly seasoned with some Vsauce
He went from etymology to quantum mechanicals truly character development
Theoretically possible, but statistically impossible in every conceivable universe imaginable.
Instructions not clear, I had to amputate my hand 😢
I know infinity can be hard to grasp but your description of the Googol multiverse immortals reeeally sort of puts it into some sort of digestible perspective for me!!
100% of gamblers quit before winning big...
i like how this puts things into a better perspective. sometimes it feels like quantum tunneling is something that is way more likely to happen than in reality
"i hate to break it to you but it's just not going to happen"
Not with that attitude
Counterpoint: I could just get lucky
Imagine raging and bashing your desk and suddenly your hand passes through
As a physicist, a nerd, and someone fascinated by linguistics, I fully approve of the randomess and nerdiness of this video.
This is the frieren 1% chance to get a magic book inside a mimic 😂😂
99% of gamblers quit before they hit big…
Here goes nothing..
The chance isnt zero man
Those are the same odds of me ever getting a girlfriend.
I'm sad inside
"I hate to break it to you but it's not gonna happen"
waits a moment
"or is it🤨"
starts playing Vsauce Musik again
"But those are just odds"
What the main character does when trapped and threatened: