Thank you for this amazing explanation teacher , by watching your videos it gives confidence to me that no topic is impossible to understand once it is taught in the right way . Your simplified and twisted theory videos expands my imagination power which helps me see the world in a new way . I guess I'm a bit late but I wish you a very🎉 HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAY TEACHER 🎂🥳🎉🕊 (my mamma says that the person who gives you knowledge and helps you to grow in life is a teacher)
I honestly think I could listen to Toby explain pretty much anything. Why do I feel so relaxed after listening to someone on a video explaining something quite complex? She exudes an aura of confidence and understanding very few can achieve, yet in such a relaxed, none consuming way. What a wonderful woman.
You can make white holes in your sink. Turn on the faucet to maximum, and watch a ring of smooth water form around the bottom of the flowing water column. That is where water is in supercritical flow, flowing faster than waves can propagate through the water. Nothing that is free floating around in the water will ever be able to cross the outer ring, no matter how hard it tries. Similarly, the drain in a sink is like a black hole. Anything floating in the water that passes the neck of the whirlpool will never be able to leave.
@@mcusa77Only after it has spent some time in the curved space we know as a U-bend. The analogy with real black holes gets stretched a bit thin (as black holes are wont to do) where pipe wrenches come into play.
@@purefoldnz3070Allegory is about perspective and making hard to visualize concepts accessible, yes they are spherical, but that's irrelevant when you take an applicable descriptive slice. Given the video mentioned this more than once there was no reason for posters to do so.
all these years and I never realized the intended metaphor of the event HORIZON of a black hole as being like watching a ship sailing beyond the horizon of the observer on land. thanks Toby for making it clear!
Does that mean that the location of the event horizon of a black hole depends on the location of the observer? In case of horizon on Earth, it is moving along with the observer.
"We're just gonna get squished, & that's okay" Seriously tho, love your channel & I am thankful you bring knowledge to all. In a easy to understand, clear way.
"We're just gonna get squished, & that's okay" It could be true. We had to have the assumption of excluding all the physical impossiblity when we think/consider the black hole as incompressible fluid.
"I think there's an artist hidden at the heart of every one of us." I wholeheartedly agree. As an artist who failed to do well in math class at school - not for a lack of interest in the subject but because it wasn't taught well - I was always keenly aware that the only reason I felt unhappy when presented with math to solve was because I was frustrated that I couldn't understand it and that others would look down on me for that rather than take it as an opportunity to teach me properly. I wanted to like and understand math but no one was patient enough or had the time enough to teach it patiently in a way I could understand. As I got into the arts, I also became aware more and more that people seemed to underestimate the importance of the creative arts and how deeply they are linked to our existence as humans, as well as to other "more" analytical subjects. Imagine my joy at finding this channel then. Especially the video about Finding X, just immediately captured me. Thanks for all the education, for being a free, patient space online where I can learn about this subject that I have always wanted to, and for wholeheartedly believing in the importance of art as well as science. Thanks for being a welcoming space for both artists and scientists, as we each all have art and science within us.
Wow, I always thought white holes should be bright cause they would basicly throw out a lot of matter. Never thought of them of just time reversed black holes, but it seems so elegantly simple. Thank you Toby for explaining this so wonderfully!
I have always avoided math. I was an English major in college and part of the reason for that was i didn't need to take any math classes... but i took a couple conceptual physics classes and got really interested in physics and now regret my lack of math understanding. And now, your videos are making me interested in math...
Thank you so much for your relaxing videos about Astronomy, Math, Physics ^_^ I appreciate learning with the beautiful birds and calming vibes 😌 10/10! Btw, it's Bob Ross' Birthday today! 🕊🎂:) I wish for you to find and follow your dreams, just as Bob Ross inspired/taught us to :) 🍓
I loved Carlo Rovelli's The Order of Time. It blew me away! I'm looking forward to his new book and will be looking for his other books as well. Thanks, Toby. You are an amazing presence on RUclips!
Ok, gotta admit you blew my mind in the last minute there about the Big Bang maybe being just a White Hole bounce back 🤯 you just dropped it so casually. Great vid
Great video! Thanks. I have this quirky idea that all BHs start as a BH, but transition into a wave-like oscillation between BH and WH. QM forces repeated bounces to prevent a singularity from forming. So, behind the EH curtain, all BHs are really like a beating human heart. ❤
Thank you so much for your videos! They are so unique and wonderful! I love your creative, playful intelligent style, that makes the concepts of physics and maths fun, enjoyable and easy to understand! Much love! 🌈
Tibees, thank you so kindly to be here with humanity and being so forward and passionate. Your awesome ultra long hair witnessed the journey of understanding and growing knowledge on thousands years of intelligent and daring human beings who brought our world of understanding to entire new level of comprehension through your engaging and resonating education you have shared with us. Bob Ross would be so proud of you, and he would truly understand this subject.
That said I'm still stumped by the fact that we would never see the sailboat move passed the event horizon, but the folks on the sailboat would see themselves continuing to move. Like I don't understand how there is a time outside of our eternal timeline where sailboat exists inside the event horizon. 🙃
I didn't know this book by Carlo Rovelli, only the "order of time" and reality is not what it seems", and if the topic of black holes is very interesting, now I am reading Kip S Thorne's book "Black Holes and Curved Time ". Happy strokes Tibees Ross. Saludos desde México.
I have absolutely loved Rovelli's book The order of time. To me he's one of the best science communicators., often combining physics with references to literature and philosophy
I can appreciate how an object approaching a black hole might appear to slow down as the reflected light takes longer and longer to reach us (like an optical version of the Doppler effect) but wdn't the object first start to dim and then disappear rather than stop as no further light makes it to our eyes?
I wish I had time over the years to watch your channel like I used to. Like your last video, everything has been influenced and it would be nice to get back to normalcy
Undoubtedly, the distinguished and revered avian film crew entity, has delivered fantastic results, as it pertains to the creation of this informative and beautifully established, auditory and visual masterpiece. Another glorious salute and an expression of gratitude to the ornithological pioneer in filmmaking, not just specifically for the production of this legendary artwork, but also for gracing the observer with the presence of itself and its kin! Bravo!
Amazing explanation and I find it lucky to find your video. One of the best explanation which leads to very logical imagination of dimensions to grasp understanding on black hole & white hole
Omg thank you SO MUCH that during your breif description of a black hole you didnt say "nothing can escape NOT EVEN LIGHT" That statement drives me nuts bc ive heard it over and over since the first time i read about black holes in the 80s when i as around 6 yr old.
I was fascinated by the concept of black holes since childhood. Shouldn’t White Holes and Hawking Radiation be linked if I understand correctly? 😮 I’m in no way proficient in physics. Just asking from what I have read from books and journals. Regardless of the answer, regards to Toby for putting in efforts and telling us things in her own unique way to make common folks understand these topics.❤
Okay. The braid's NOT a fall. And, the singing bird is off to sign his contract! Congrats! And, chalk on a blackboard is quanta grain bas relief! I'm still for time as a cumulative. Art isn't only the product--art is, while you're doing it. The millions of $s falling into the black hole of a gallery auction hardly replicate "The Starry Night." The present, intercedes on the artist's behalf--why we say the artist has a 🎁--a gift. You're a beautiful person--in the aftermath. ❤
I’m excited for the advent of 3D computing a la Apple Vision Pro to give us added dimensions for graphs we’ve been forced previously to remove dimensions from. We still won’t have enough, but getting 1 dimension back will be helpful.
Wow, this is very impressive, thank you so much for providing us with this most interesting and informative video presentation which is very much appreciated by us. We are absolutely delighted that you have gone to the trouble of explaining such a complex subject in a way that is most helpful to us.
A plethora of information that implores the observer to not only absorb the scientific logic, reason and considerations provided, but also, to search the depths of one's knowledge and imagination to indulge in the scientific possibilities of the subject matter presented. A monumentally sublime video indeed!
9:40 “How would you imagine the inside of a white hole?” Like the “outside” of a black hole. What defines “inside” and “outside”? Is it the difference between how much “space” is on either side of a barrier? If that’s the case, and the singularity at the center of a black hole continuously stretches space on the inside of the event horizon (the barrier between “inside” and “outside”) then how much space is really on the “inside” of a lack hole? Isn’t space stretching into itself the same thing as space expanding? What’s really the difference between the cosmological event horizon and a black hole’s event horizon?
Doing math on top of a mountain! How Gauss of you! Kudos! In the latest Veritasium video - the one about hyperbolic space - I learned that Gauss climbed mountains in order to draw maps of Hannover. He and fellow surveyors climbed mountains and measured angles and triangles whose points were at the mountains' peaks (or something like that).
Once he passed the event horizon, if Carlo were to look back, the universe would be blue-shifted to such an extreme degree that he would witness the end of time. Thinking at this level is not for the weak, that's for sure. In a perfect world, all women would have Toby's intelligence, voice and demeanor. I could listen to her explain these topics all day. Toby would make an incredible university professor and any school would be incredibly lucky to have her.
If white holes pushes out its compressed contents in the same of similar form, the black/white lifecycle might make an interesting form of data compression.
I think a real interesting question is what happens if you approach a white hole using a warp drive at faster than light speeds. We all know that any ship approaching a white hole at sublight speeds would be unable to make it down a white hole, just as it would be incapable of escaping a black hole. But the complex part is when you basically have two areas of highly distorted space interacting with each other. I'm not sure if the spacetime bubble would collapse on contact, destroying the ship in the process, or punch through the white hole, let what being inside a white hole would do the spacetime bubble.
Tibees, you hair is so awesome! Besides that, your presentation have really become more enjoyable and natural than 6-7 years ago. Keep the physics going! Maybe string theory soon?
Happy Birthday to Bob Ross (October 29th) 🕊🎨
Thank you for this amazing explanation teacher , by watching your videos it gives confidence to me that no topic is impossible to understand once it is taught in the right way . Your simplified and twisted theory videos expands my imagination power which helps me see the world in a new way . I guess I'm a bit late but I wish you a very🎉 HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAY TEACHER 🎂🥳🎉🕊 (my mamma says that the person who gives you knowledge and helps you to grow in life is a teacher)
The parrot was the cherry on top!
Happy Birthday to your Channel 😻
🕯
🧐🌀
“And we’re just gonna put a happy little collapsed star right there.”
Comedic genius, you are.
Pleasant surprise seeing you in the comments of this video cause I really loved watching your videos when I was younger:)
are stars really that happy after collapsing?
I honestly think I could listen to Toby explain pretty much anything. Why do I feel so relaxed after listening to someone on a video explaining something quite complex? She exudes an aura of confidence and understanding very few can achieve, yet in such a relaxed, none consuming way.
What a wonderful woman.
She's a beautiful person. Such a gracious and calm demeanour.
Who is Toby?
@@Trev-rp8nd the creator of this video. Her name is Toby
This!
@@Amazing_Markshe is so wonderful...😊
She's got a point, she's an icon, she's a legend and she is the moment.
Thankyou Toby for bringing back this beautiful scenery
You can make white holes in your sink. Turn on the faucet to maximum, and watch a ring of smooth water form around the bottom of the flowing water column. That is where water is in supercritical flow, flowing faster than waves can propagate through the water. Nothing that is free floating around in the water will ever be able to cross the outer ring, no matter how hard it tries.
Similarly, the drain in a sink is like a black hole. Anything floating in the water that passes the neck of the whirlpool will never be able to leave.
"Anything floating in the water that passes the neck of the whirlpool will never be able to leave." ??
@@mcusa77Only after it has spent some time in the curved space we know as a U-bend. The analogy with real black holes gets stretched a bit thin (as black holes are wont to do) where pipe wrenches come into play.
except black holes are spherical.
@@purefoldnz3070Allegory is about perspective and making hard to visualize concepts accessible, yes they are spherical, but that's irrelevant when you take an applicable descriptive slice. Given the video mentioned this more than once there was no reason for posters to do so.
@@orbatos not irrelevant at all.
Your soothing video cured my headache today. ❤
all these years and I never realized the intended metaphor of the event HORIZON of a black hole as being like watching a ship sailing beyond the horizon of the observer on land.
thanks Toby for making it clear!
She makes me feel like I understand theoretical physics haha
Thanks Toby
Does that mean that the location of the event horizon of a black hole depends on the location of the observer?
In case of horizon on Earth, it is moving along with the observer.
"We're just gonna get squished, & that's okay"
Seriously tho, love your channel & I am thankful you bring knowledge to all. In a easy to understand, clear way.
"We're just gonna get squished, & that's okay" It could be true. We had to have the assumption of excluding all the physical impossiblity when we think/consider the black hole as incompressible fluid.
As an artist I have to say that your line work is excellent. Art and science do belong together! Great explanations Toby. Well done!
"I think there's an artist hidden at the heart of every one of us." I wholeheartedly agree. As an artist who failed to do well in math class at school - not for a lack of interest in the subject but because it wasn't taught well - I was always keenly aware that the only reason I felt unhappy when presented with math to solve was because I was frustrated that I couldn't understand it and that others would look down on me for that rather than take it as an opportunity to teach me properly. I wanted to like and understand math but no one was patient enough or had the time enough to teach it patiently in a way I could understand. As I got into the arts, I also became aware more and more that people seemed to underestimate the importance of the creative arts and how deeply they are linked to our existence as humans, as well as to other "more" analytical subjects. Imagine my joy at finding this channel then. Especially the video about Finding X, just immediately captured me. Thanks for all the education, for being a free, patient space online where I can learn about this subject that I have always wanted to, and for wholeheartedly believing in the importance of art as well as science. Thanks for being a welcoming space for both artists and scientists, as we each all have art and science within us.
Toby is the purest and most wholesome woman on the Internet. ❤
Appearances can deceive
She is so intelligent, well spoken, sweet, like a really wonderful fairy ❤
Do you know something we don't?@@DarrylHebbes
She is a smart gal
@@sgtpepper1729 A white angel from a white star in the Milky Way Galaxy.
And she's ours!
"There are no mistakes, just happy, infinitely dense singularities."
Wow, I always thought white holes should be bright cause they would basicly throw out a lot of matter. Never thought of them of just time reversed black holes, but it seems so elegantly simple. Thank you Toby for explaining this so wonderfully!
A white hole will look like a giant spherical mirror because it is reflecting the your light and everything else too.
I have always avoided math. I was an English major in college and part of the reason for that was i didn't need to take any math classes... but i took a couple conceptual physics classes and got really interested in physics and now regret my lack of math understanding. And now, your videos are making me interested in math...
Same here man, I like learning math on my own but in school I struggle
In 8:55, the little boat escaped both the black and white wholes, and sat on the left leg of the tripod, watching everything else traveling thru time.
I really like the way you present stuff.
Not only is it informative, but its bob-ross levels of relaxing lol
Thank you so much for your relaxing videos about Astronomy, Math, Physics ^_^ I appreciate learning with the beautiful birds and calming vibes 😌 10/10!
Btw, it's Bob Ross' Birthday today! 🕊🎂:) I wish for you to find and follow your dreams, just as Bob Ross inspired/taught us to :) 🍓
Imagine an inverted universe thats mostly light with only black holes for stars.
Thanks!
The inclusion of the King Parrot was sublime. 👍
Thank you for another great video. I really enjoyed your Bob Ross style. You explained the subject matter so well, and your art is wonderful.
Hello 👋 how are you doing today??
Your enthusiasm for science is contagious, igniting curiosity and wonder in those around you
I loved Carlo Rovelli's The Order of Time. It blew me away! I'm looking forward to his new book and will be looking for his other books as well.
Thanks, Toby. You are an amazing presence on RUclips!
Tell me about it?
Perfect way to enjoy my morning coffee. I find myself having to rewind multiple times to try and conceptualize these ideas fully.
Ok, gotta admit you blew my mind in the last minute there about the Big Bang maybe being just a White Hole bounce back 🤯 you just dropped it so casually. Great vid
Your content is incredibly relaxing. Thank you. Keep em coming!
Greetings from an antipode, again. Good job, as always. That "|x|" at 10:50 made me smile. Thank you!
Over the years I have watched your videos and loved them. Keep up the good work.
You're voice is so sweet and calming it helps me pay attention to everything you're saying. Thank you
What a relaxing way to learn about white holes. Very interesting and thought provoking. Thank you Toby.
Great video! Thanks. I have this quirky idea that all BHs start as a BH, but transition into a wave-like oscillation between BH and WH. QM forces repeated bounces to prevent a singularity from forming. So, behind the EH curtain, all BHs are really like a beating human heart. ❤
Great video! I love the cuts to the wildlife too!
Thank you so much for your videos! They are so unique and wonderful! I love your creative, playful intelligent style, that makes the concepts of physics and maths fun, enjoyable and easy to understand!
Much love! 🌈
Tibees, thank you so kindly to be here with humanity and being so forward and passionate. Your awesome ultra long hair witnessed the journey of understanding and growing knowledge on thousands years of intelligent and daring human beings who brought our world of understanding to entire new level of comprehension through your engaging and resonating education you have shared with us. Bob Ross would be so proud of you, and he would truly understand this subject.
That was truly delightful. Brilliant, and in that legendary peaceful style of Bob Ross. Thank you for this gift!!
That said I'm still stumped by the fact that we would never see the sailboat move passed the event horizon, but the folks on the sailboat would see themselves continuing to move. Like I don't understand how there is a time outside of our eternal timeline where sailboat exists inside the event horizon. 🙃
Im glad youtube recommended me this video as i have a speech tomorrow explaining the basics of relativity
I didn't know this book by Carlo Rovelli, only the "order of time" and reality is not what it seems", and if the topic of black holes is very interesting, now I am reading Kip S Thorne's book "Black Holes and Curved Time ". Happy strokes Tibees Ross. Saludos desde México.
"So what is it?"
(cookie to anyone getting the reference)
Very soothing and informative video!
I was going to be very disappointed if no one had posted this
Amazing as always
I have absolutely loved Rovelli's book The order of time. To me he's one of the best science communicators., often combining physics with references to literature and philosophy
I just finished that one myself, and, seconded!
And again this year... Happy birthday Bob Ross on 10/29!
I can appreciate how an object approaching a black hole might appear to slow down as the reflected light takes longer and longer to reach us (like an optical version of the Doppler effect) but wdn't the object first start to dim and then disappear rather than stop as no further light makes it to our eyes?
Awesome!...the water droplets & sand grains part is pretty elegant...u r an awesome science communicator!!
I wish I had time over the years to watch your channel like I used to. Like your last video, everything has been influenced and it would be nice to get back to normalcy
This is absolutely my favorite kind of video you make! TY!
good grief. she's shilling for a bad book. i hope that's not what the little heart is for.
Undoubtedly, the distinguished and revered avian film crew entity, has delivered fantastic results, as it pertains to the creation of this informative and beautifully established, auditory and visual masterpiece. Another glorious salute and an expression of gratitude to the ornithological pioneer in filmmaking, not just specifically for the production of this legendary artwork, but also for gracing the observer with the presence of itself and its kin! Bravo!
Amazing explanation and I find it lucky to find your video. One of the best explanation which leads to very logical imagination of dimensions to grasp understanding on black hole & white hole
I was just watching the imaginary numbers video! These are so relaxing to watch while doing my chores, thank you so much ❤
Clever and very creative alternative to explaining a complex subject.
Thank you for the upload Tibees. I will be on the lookout for any white holes.
"shower of light drops" is a wonderful little phrase
Omg thank you SO MUCH that during your breif description of a black hole you didnt say "nothing can escape NOT EVEN LIGHT"
That statement drives me nuts bc ive heard it over and over since the first time i read about black holes in the 80s when i as around 6 yr old.
After watching the full video I can finally say, "It's a really good asmr video" 👍
I was fascinated by the concept of black holes since childhood. Shouldn’t White Holes and Hawking Radiation be linked if I understand correctly? 😮
I’m in no way proficient in physics. Just asking from what I have read from books and journals.
Regardless of the answer, regards to Toby for putting in efforts and telling us things in her own unique way to make common folks understand these topics.❤
Okay. The braid's NOT a fall. And, the singing bird is off to sign his contract! Congrats! And, chalk on a blackboard is quanta grain bas relief! I'm still for time as a cumulative. Art isn't only the product--art is, while you're doing it. The millions of $s falling into the black hole of a gallery auction hardly replicate "The Starry Night." The present, intercedes on the artist's behalf--why we say the artist has a 🎁--a gift. You're a beautiful person--in the aftermath. ❤
You already explain everything Bob Ross style, @tibees! You’re the science Aussie Bob Ross!
I can't believe your videos have only just reached my feed!
I already know it’s going to be a great video
This is the most calming way to engage with my existentialism in the most calmest, warmest way on a Sunday morning
Her voice is so soothing! ❤
Miss Tibees has an Albert Einstein’s brain and Vincent van Gogh’s brain combined together I am Sooo impressive. Many Thanks for your videos.
You should do more videos like this!! I've already watched all of them
I’m excited for the advent of 3D computing a la Apple Vision Pro to give us added dimensions for graphs we’ve been forced previously to remove dimensions from. We still won’t have enough, but getting 1 dimension back will be helpful.
Oh what a delightful way to explain science. Big sub.
7:45
🦜: ow man... hope this isn't on the test
Great presentation. Many thanks to Tibees.
Wow, this is very impressive, thank you so much for providing us with this most interesting and informative video presentation which is very much appreciated by us. We are absolutely delighted that you have gone to the trouble of explaining such a complex subject in a way that is most helpful to us.
If you were to draw the diagram with spheres you would end up with happy little caterpillar type thing which I'm sure Bob would have approved of.
A plethora of information that implores the observer to not only absorb the scientific logic, reason and considerations provided, but also, to search the depths of one's knowledge and imagination to indulge in the scientific possibilities of the subject matter presented. A monumentally sublime video indeed!
Omg the topics appearing on the bottom 😂😂 dead
I love the interludes of nature in this video so we can take in the deep concepts
lol the absolute value making my day absolutely mathematically and absolutely positive!
Some times we need to revise what we already know, Tibees help in such revisions)
this is where I find science fascinating...🙌🙌
Thanks so much for explaining! I will definitely be requesting this for purchase at my library!
Thanks Toby. You rock!
Okay let’s start a petition to get Ms. Tibees on the Show “How the Universe Works.” She is perfect for it!
It makes my day when Tibees uploads! 😃⚛
The drawings are incredible. Great video
9:40 “How would you imagine the inside of a white hole?”
Like the “outside” of a black hole.
What defines “inside” and “outside”? Is it the difference between how much “space” is on either side of a barrier? If that’s the case, and the singularity at the center of a black hole continuously stretches space on the inside of the event horizon (the barrier between “inside” and “outside”) then how much space is really on the “inside” of a lack hole? Isn’t space stretching into itself the same thing as space expanding? What’s really the difference between the cosmological event horizon and a black hole’s event horizon?
I live for white holes. They are my favourite and I would do anything to see one in person.
“Every day is a good day when you are a Star”.
The happiness and joy that your voice, visage and info your videos transmits are remarkable
“Trapping matter with language” Genesis Breyer P-or ridge from Cassdero near Fort Ross Calif.
Love your Bob Ross style math sessions. Thank you Toby
Doing math on top of a mountain!
How Gauss of you! Kudos!
In the latest Veritasium video - the one about hyperbolic space - I learned that Gauss climbed mountains in order to draw maps of Hannover. He and fellow surveyors climbed mountains and measured angles and triangles whose points were at the mountains' peaks (or something like that).
This is such an amazing and wonderfully informative channel.
Once he passed the event horizon, if Carlo were to look back, the universe would be blue-shifted to such an extreme degree that he would witness the end of time. Thinking at this level is not for the weak, that's for sure.
In a perfect world, all women would have Toby's intelligence, voice and demeanor. I could listen to her explain these topics all day. Toby would make an incredible university professor and any school would be incredibly lucky to have her.
thank you for this!!! amazing explanation and absolutely impeccable vibes 🥺💕
Your videos are amazing toby. Rainbow was spectacular. ✌😍
Oh how I've missed these videos of yours
Falling more in love with spatial science by the week!
Thankyou so much tibees maam
You are the real teacher of science cosmology astrophysics and astronomy
Thankyou so much
Bob Ross would be screaming at the top of his lungs all the way from the cemetery. Keep up the good work.
If white holes pushes out its compressed contents in the same of similar form, the black/white lifecycle might make an interesting form of data compression.
The funny thing is that I stumbled across this video after reading the book yesterday. Amazing video, and the book is likewise!
I think a real interesting question is what happens if you approach a white hole using a warp drive at faster than light speeds. We all know that any ship approaching a white hole at sublight speeds would be unable to make it down a white hole, just as it would be incapable of escaping a black hole.
But the complex part is when you basically have two areas of highly distorted space interacting with each other. I'm not sure if the spacetime bubble would collapse on contact, destroying the ship in the process, or punch through the white hole, let what being inside a white hole would do the spacetime bubble.
Educational, Peaceful and even Relaxing ! This woman is genius ! Thank you for this amazing content!
Asmr has never worked for me until now
Tibees, you hair is so awesome! Besides that, your presentation have really become more enjoyable and natural than 6-7 years ago. Keep the physics going! Maybe string theory soon?