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I love how you summarize complex issues and I still don't understand them

I didn't understand a single thing you told me, but the way how you bring these videos makes me want to watch it without ever getting bored. Thanks Sciencephile! Maybe you're the string theory we've been looking for all along!

Exactly what i had been thinking for the past 16 minutes 32 seconds thanks sciencephile

Thank you Skynet for posing me such existential questions that makes me think it’s time I upgrade to a synthetic neural network.

I used to have a job cleaning pools, and let me tell you, staring into water all day and slowly gathering leaves is one philosophical moment after another.

ah yes i understood everything in this video, such an immaculate summary of m-theory of which i'm very knowledgeable in of course

What I found most interesting about this video was that there was a String Theory Conference in 1995. I’m sure they were doing a lot of partying at that conference!

The membrane thing makes sense. I think a good comparison to help is as follows: While it may sound strange how these micro particles are folded over themselves and that somehow makes them control entirely different things, look at the periodic table. Atoms form entirely different elements solely on the number of positive, negative, and neutral particles. Ranging from the oxygen you breath to the gold in your computer's circuits. If simply slapping a few of the same particles into an atom can change it from something we breath into a metal, then adding folds to said particles doesn't sound too strange of a way to make them act differently.

Babe wake up! The AI dropped a new video

Your videos are so good, even a wild bird wanted to watch. It didn't see the window though :(

For people that don't understand the video: So imagine a 2D platform with a wall in the middle. Now imagine 2 people on the sides. Jeff is on the right and Timothy is on the left. Neither of them can see each other in their perspective due to the wall in the middle. But we can see both people, and the wall also. Why? Because we are 3rd dimensional creatures, we have 1 dimension as a barrier to their world. And 4rd dimensional characters look down on 3rd dimensional characters just how 3rd dimensional characters look down to 2cnd dimensional characters. And it basically keeps going

I am always interested in integrating rhe general relativity and quantum realm. Too bad I am not a physics major

Oh man this is the exact topic I was hoping you'd cover one day, thank you

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The two memes at 6:22 were excellent. Actually made me laugh.

It would be interesting and entertaining to get a loop quantum gravity theory video by you : )

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Common misconception about spin not really being a rotation: It actually IS a rotation. It's a specific and important rotation within the Poincare group, if not THE most fundamental form of rotation we can conjure with modern mathematics. Spin 1/2 is a reference to the fact that a full rotation in the group requires a double-sided transformation from a geometric algebra that just so happens to satisfy a Lie group (by proxy equating the group structure to manifolds, which is the most important connection in my entire point).. This is actually what generates Lorentz transforms, proving they don't just appear out of thin air nor necessity, but rather from the fundamental structure of the algebra. In fact, all the transforms you perform in field theories end up being a rotation in this Poincare group due to the restrictions of special relativity. In reality we just don't see solid spheres of particles, so this spin is treated as an intrinsic angular momentum of a probability density.

I love putting these videos on when I go to sleep. They’re relaxing and they keep my thoughts from wondering

Most physicists nowadays agree that string theory is a fringe theory. What's interesting right now is whether anti matter falls up or falls down, because while it has inertial mass, its gravitational mass is unknown. If LHC or Fermilab experiments conclude that anti matter falls down then the equivalence principle of general relativity would be proven.

I like that this video started very similarly to the vacuuming intro in the previous video

7 years ago in the video The 11 dimensions explained, sciencephile said i don't know wtf is this. Don't ask me to explain it... And finally explains it in this video. Thank you Sciencephile! ❤

It's apocalypse outside I'm glad I can be entertained by the mighty AI right now

He should say hello immortals because of quantum suicide

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In some universe, the rutheless himan killing machine overlord is a chill science educational channel on a video streaming service. Can you imagine that

Maybe the real super-symmetric particles were the sterile neutrinos we detected along the way 😌

This is the only video on your channel i can not comprehend.

I deserve a cookie for sitting through all that

Bro i love your videos so much!! ❤

The ability to explain some of the most complex concepts in such short time and in such a easy to understand way is pure art

You know it has been a few months since last video, when Sciencephile uploads

Always hard to say whats your favorite thing of something when theres so many great suitors at play. Yet I feel as I watch your videos, you seem more and more like my favorite science media source on youtube. Always hilarious, big chungus and the “caloric miscalculations scale” line, had me fucking dying 🤣🤣. All in your calm and monotone computer voice. I LOVE IT. Perfect blend of well produced informative curiosities and baller ass comedy😤💀🤖🥴🥵. Much love and admiration!

1:58 It's actually incorrect that the higgs boson is responsible for giving us mass. It does give us mass but its really a tiny fraction. It's actually what's responsible for the mass of fundamental particles (i.e. quarks, and electrons, neutrinos etc etc...). The majority of our mass comes from the strong force. This is evident if you look up what the mass of a proton is 938MeV compared to the mass of up quarks (~2MeV) and down quarks (~4MeV ). Protons are two up and one down, so it's mass is about 0.85% higgs. Same story with Neutrons. Remember that mass and energy are the same things, so you can get mass from a force.

String theory has been dead in the water for over 20 years and is increasingly abandoned due to it's complete lack of results.

This channel is just amazing, keeps getting better

This video is going to be most watched video of SciencephiletheAI

love this

Was just about to eat a snack and sciencephille uploaded just in time

I love your humor

2:30 I love how the spot appears

the 11 dimensions thing I've heard of. Explanations of 11 dimensions I can deal with. The thing that broke me? This vid describing it as "almost a dozen dimensions". That did something to my brain, damn

Seeing memes in a science video was like a flash bang but still very engaging

I dropped the ball somewhere within first 3 minuts, I love this quantum bobbadooba

I love that the entire meme folder got used on this video

One must imagine sciencephile happy

Higgs mechanism gives elementary particles mass but most mass isnt due to it.

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This is good.

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Awesome video

Perfect timing from my favorite AI

Please make a video on the standard model

Great video

Perfect timing

Literally some of the best content on this platform!!

I love ❤these topics on dimensionality, universes, physics, uncomputable numbers, so thanks again AI overload.

Very interesting.

Watching this with no audio and no captions is wild

3:03 I REMEMBER THIS VIDEO!

In this speculative scenario, let's consider Leibniz's Monad, from the philosophical work "The Monadology", as an abstract representation of the zero-dimensional space that binds quarks together with the Strong Nuclear Force: 1) Indivisibility and Unity: Monads, as indivisible entities, mirror the nature of quarks, which are deemed elementary and indivisible particles in our theoretical context. Just as monads possess unity and indivisibility, quarks are unified in their interactions through the Strong Nuclear Force. 2) Interconnectedness: In the Monadology, monads are interconnected in a vast network. In a parallel manner, the interconnectedness of quarks through the strong force could be metaphorically represented by the interplay of monads, forming a web that holds particles together. 3) Inherent Properties: Just as monads possess inherent perceptions and appetitions, quarks could be thought of as having intrinsic properties like color charge, reflecting the inherent qualities of monads and influencing their interactions. 4) Harmony: The concept of monads contributing to universal harmony resonates with the idea that the Strong Nuclear Force maintains harmony within atomic nuclei by counteracting the electromagnetic repulsion between protons, allowing for the stability of matter. 5) Pre-established Harmony: Monads' pre-established harmony aligns with the idea that the strong force was pre-designed to ensure stable interactions among quarks, orchestrating their behavior in a way that parallels the harmony envisaged by Leibniz. 6) Non-Mechanical Interaction: Monads interact non-mechanically, mirroring the non-mechanical interactions of quarks through gluon exchange. This connection might be seen as a metaphorical reflection of the intricacies of quark-gluon dynamics. 7) Holism: The holistic perspective of monads could symbolize how quarks, like the monads' interconnections, contribute holistically to the structure and behavior of particles through the strong force interactions.

For one, I love the headpat edit. Also, could you do a video on why the universe has terrible world building

Maybe string theory is the friends we made along the way

Cool video👍

Looks like Sciencephile got a salary raise form Skynet.

I'm still confused what these other dimensions actually are

Hey buddy, I am following your channel for quite some time and I wanted to ask if you can make on how Einstein theory explains time travel in past.

Your jokes & editing are on next level😆

1:07 amo completamente el sentido del humor de este canal, lo digo en español nomas por que tengo flojera de escribirlo en inglés hehehe

One must imagine quantum physicists happy.

Any term used on subatomic particals are far more complex than the term's more common usage and can only really be visualized by equations

6:22 thank you i will be stealing those with screen shots

I don't like calling the other dimensions small. A piece of paper has minuscule height, but that doesn't make the height dimension small. I would say the slice of the universe we perceive lacks depth in those other dimensions. But I still think at least the 5th dimension works like time does, but for time. Time's time. As a ball can exist in the same 3d position as its past self without overlapping or colliding with its past version, similarly time travel will allow objects to overlap in their 4d position without overlapping or colliding. This will be the nature of the universe that prevents paradoxes, no time police needed, a time traveler will find that in order to "collide" with themself so to speak, they'd need to travel through 5D space, which may be similarly restricted in 6D.

If you think about it the most important shape in the universe is a sphere and it’s interesting, a sphere is a shape that could be considered to have infinite sides to no side at all. What if these string like particles are trying to become spherical like objects due to we living in a 3 dimensional universe, this would explain why they are constantly moving. They have been trying to become spheres since the universe began and some vibrate at different speeds depending on their progress to become a sphere. If they react this way it would also explain why electrons, protons and neutrons move or are shaped in a spherical shape; would explain why atoms in space turn into spherical balls for example planets, stars, asteroids, etc. Giving this idea would show why gravity exists and why almost every interstellar object clumps up into a spherical or circular shape.

Those memes are gold 10/10

can we use the spin to shoot nails and spin a green ball?

I'm about to know everything there is to know about M-Theory and understand it completely in 13 minutes yesssssweessesw

6:55 is literally me when watching Schiencephile vids lol

String theory to me always sounded like one of the theories from the past that we all mock today, like Ether, Phlogiston or Lamarckism.

something about they way supersymmetry is being mentioned here makes me think this man is IGBLON's main channel

ANOTHER wonderful episode of answering everything EXCEPT the actual question in the title... 😐 👍 😂😭🤣 Seriously though... excellent presentation. It's just a shame that the subject matter is so complex that it's only possible to present the most oversimplified glimpse. I've been studying the various string theories for a couple of decades and it never gets any easier to understand in its entirety. 🤯

I like your funny words, magic machine.

I hope we will solve that mystery in my lifetime, but by how things going, we still have a long way to go.

man. I’m gonna be so real with you rn. I didn’t get this one at all

thats super

anyone know what that song is when sciencephile mentions sisyphus?! i cannot place it and its bothering me so bad

You should do a video on strange quarks those are scary

"well it seems like we cant find anything with the LHC" "Yeah i guess this means there are no symetri-" "We need a bigger one"

Been waiting for your new video thanks for dropping by🥹

Man this jjba part 7 explanation about spin is crazy

These stuff made brain's protein folded

One must imagine sisyphus happy

wow i really understood that

We should really start calling it, string hypothesis instead of theory

After learning some modern physics for this HS competition called "Science Bowl", I can actually understand a lot of this stuff! Nice summary of concepts!

Hearing a robotic voice say "But hope dies last" with a smile is very unsettling.

Lets go!

Do a video about quantum field theory

have you considered changing the background from paper to a darker background???