Dunning-Kruger effect in action

exactly what I was thinking!

Everyone that doesn't think the latter just wants to live happily ever after in ignorance

yeah right?

Facts

babus got something for them for sure

Babu knows what's up.

Yeah, this was the only statement in the video that didn't make my brain try to reset.

I mean... Its probrably g A good thing, dont? Like... Have you seen mars attack?

Thank F! Human stupidity is only known so far. Not far at all!

when was the last time you saw someone actually learn and change on the internet? That's the amazing part of this video lol

They weren't spoiled and damaged by social media where everyone needs to argue and hold their ground no matter the cost/truth and aren't arrogant. Curiosity and ability to be open minded is a sign of mainly wisdom but also at least a bit of intelligence. It's saddening since these people do seem to be smart. One of those unfortunate people could be an absolute genius or the smartest person on Earth but never develop their potential because of the place they were born into. The main thing is survival for some of them and I hope it's going well. (Most of Africa and states with poverty included). And yeah, changing your life for the better after acquiring accurate, correct information is awesome. That's why schools should be everywhere and the way we teach changed for the better. I still haven't given up on humanity yet. But man is it sometimes close.

@@zyeborm Totally agree. I sense that people who are smart like those gurus and tribal mentors are not just smart for knowing too much but be a mind open to new knowledge to pass through generations

If only everyone would be open to the possibility of new things

People dont have to believe it right away but if they think about it long enough they can come to a logical decision

I think it suddenly makes you realise just how vast..and empty it is. To be fair, I still feel the same when I think about the Earth alone. Even now, and especially with the internet, people don't fully appreciate just how...BIG everything is. Recently I was hearing a Joe Rogan podcast where the guy was talking about how he saw a anaconda in an uncharted rainforest in Brazil, which he felt was at least 3 feet wide and 20 feet long. Literally a dragon, but it was late night and it slipped into a a deep, underwater 'forest'. How the forest literally has a canopy which as large and complex like a forest itself, and the swamps literally have a whole 3rd forest themselves, where the snakes live. Most of it is uncharted and unrecorded. Forget the Universe, the idea of 'uncharted' canopies itself gives me the chills, to say nothing of underwater forests with literal ancient 'dragons'.

The first time as a kid knowing that 99% of stars we see with our eye is just a small area in our galaxy which is a spec of dust in the universe, stunned. We can't even say "Lookup the night sky, the universe is so big..." when we are essentially the Frog in the well speaking those words.

​@phatxausage also the concept that the light were seeing is 13 billion years old in cases, and untill the last of that light hits us we have little to no concept with our eyes on how old something we're looking at is.

You feel really sick after watching videos like that. Esp when it just keeps going and going and you start to freak out more and more

It doesn't matter who you are or where you live; ALL humans can hardly comprehend the scale and size of the (known) universe.

Me too😊

A side effect of that is being easy to control

Thats indeed a pretty rare ability

@@Otocol well you still could and should always check if your source is trustworthy to you, thats not a side effect, thats just being naiv

@@CREEZ_sinner true, thats a good nuance. A lot of people dont do that though

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Haha, not just the villagers though

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I had one myself. Then I realised that none of it is really relevant to my existence, so not much has changed, just my ego got a bit (or a lot) smaller. :)

The villagers? Everyone needs to see this! Some of it was new to me- and I have been married over 25 years to a husband who spends a lot of his free time watching "How the Universe Works" and similar scientific documentaries. :)

they are indian villagers not musslims... that's why...

@@harshdhillon6263 casual racism?

@@pixel7071 factual one

@@harshdhillon6263 nope, just casual racism, if hell or limbo exists in whatever religion you believe in, I hope you end up there

@@harshdhillon6263 weird, one of the proofs of there being a God as a musslims, is that you look around you to see what God has created and if you are too blind to see even that then no one can help you.

Lol 😅🤣

I love it

Wtf

:)

They are not ISIS,they are from India...you should have picked a Indian tractor or a Indian women's saree length.

I mean she's kinda right, the voice of siri was from a person

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@@capt.heinrich6945 woosh

@@capt.heinrich6945 but the A.I. is not a person

@@elderjose9662 yes

Facts

"We are not" part is much more terrifiying though.

@@ahsenserhat9270 Why?

​@@error.418You know how us humans can be terrible to each other, imagine aliens that are exponentially more terrible than us!

@@TDL1900 It's interesting how we can imagine aliens looking totally different from us, but just assume they'll behave like us. I feel like we have better imagination than that, but man are humans bad about just giving in to fears instead of hopes. Actually, we're also kinda bad at imagining them looking all that different, too, on average... This seems more like a human issue than an alien issue, so worrying about it seems silly given how good we are at generating our own problems.

Yes he is, sadly- brainwashed by a cartoon.

@@flatearthancap362 explain coward

​@@flatearthancap362Oh no not another anti-science troll 😑

@@flatearthancap362there’s nothing to brainwash about space bro😂 get a telescope every country has been up there

@@rachinvocat9587ah yes the great country of djibouti has been up to space

Thats what she said

Indian are really wise and humble people. I was sure they would act like that. They respect the knowledge that was given to then by the elderly, but they have an open mind to new possibilities. Fascinating culture.

I definitely respected that too! So awesome! I love these reaction videos so much!

That's what she said

It’s staggering to think how far we have come because the first question was being asked by the leading thinkers not so long ago.

That's Baba and he's amazing. I might be wrong, but I tihnk he's related to the channel creator (?) He is so open to new things and always optimistic, open-minded and offering great perspectives.

He genuinely seems like one of the nicest and most caring persons out there. I love his attitude and his care towards people, especially to the younger generations. If more people were like him the world would be a much better place.

That was his second instinct his first was to use the information to reinforce the existence of a God.

He has fabulous hair

@@chinhphan4787 True, but many religious people would look at the awesome scale of the universe and see it as supporting a god’s power and glory. He expresses his wonder in his own way. As well, he has been in that light bulb on Pluto all his life and has just been told Pluto exists. It’s hard to get your head around.

Atleast you didn't say anything stupid campared to most of these comments😂 but yea god bless them

video was well made

It's easier when you don't have to learn it in a room with 20 other people and have to write two boards of material to get 4 sentences of information.

Humans have that ability.

@@Black_Aces when they're not stupid, stubborn, or ignorant

@@eeveeofalltrades4780 All those traits you listed are choices. We aren't born stupid, ignorant, or stubborn and unless you have a mental impairment you have the ability to be smart as a whip.

loved when he said that!

Actually I was surprised he said that considering he went to that outdoor planetarium

Pseudoscience corrupts another mind.

@@theplanetruth Oh, and the earth is a cube, tapeworms control the government, and YOU are the one with the truth, roight?

@@theplanetruthu waste our oxygen

It is that mindset which allowed mankind to succeed against all odds. By listening to the ones before us, figuring out things ourselves and passing down the knowledge for the next generation to build upon. It is one of the most human things to do, and our most ancient ally.

He is an humble man, he accepted that he didn't know and so he is willing to learn no matter the age, where many other elderly people would feel that they already know everything.

yes, i love that he had this mindset. so many others would say "no this can't be true because our elders said otherwise" really shows his intelligence to instead be open minded and pass along the knowledge. beautiful.

This is probably one of the best videos I have ever watched on KZfaq.

Knowledge is better then any treasure. ✌ 😃 ✝ ❤

I LOVED that old's man reaction 100bil. (stars) its too much XD

As did I. I love seeing anyone's moment when they first start to realize how big space is and everything that's in it.

Hopefully that this channel doesn't accidentally spread misinformation. Tribe elders who currently do not get enough information spreading misinformation to the rest of the tribe will be pretty bad.

@@Coolguy1216sbro their last generation thought the earth is big and the sky is above it lol, if we miscalculated something or they didn't understand/remember correctly something i don't think it's a big issue, the concept of the universe scale was totally clear

True

Exactly, the Western world can learn from these people

Thats precisely what I thought!

I don't think the old man actually understood what he was being taught

@@GabrielMendezC só você entendeu né, esperto

@@troianoleonardo Che lingua parli? Portoghese. Non ho intenzione di sprecare il mio tempo con te.

He’s probably the most aware of the universe compared to every elder before him combined after this channel.

Older guy going back to village: "Look at me, I'm the elder now."

His the alpha elder now

He knows it's a new kind of wisdom that they will tell future generations

Yes it's for money bro

Word. Alot of people in our world would go "nono, this is what it's really like" *starts explaining their theories*

@@Ripen3 flat earth trash

OMG. I had an argument with a Flat Earther. I lost some neurons and he still insist on his point.

But God! And Bill gates!! And autism! And China!!!

Damn right

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😂i know its a joke. But sure every number about the uncountable like the universe and sand is just a calculated estimation.

What's even crazier is that we can actually estimate the number of individual atoms in each grain of sand with pretty good accuracy.

lmao. thank you, Taswcm. I need a laugh this morning!

lol🤣🤣

A cosmic existential crisis is a large part of what both put me in *and* pulled me out of my nihilism-fueled depression. Now, my philosophical view of life and my place in it is still rooted in nihilism, but I found that the very same knowledge (of being so incredibly insignificant meant that nothing I'd ever do in life would ever amount to anything meaningful--and therefore not worthwhile) that put me in the tailspin of depression... pulled me out of it. It was liberating to know that any faults, inconsistencies, or horrible mistakes that I'd ever have or make could never really... do anything. It didn't matter if I became a grand architect of human advancement or a schlub living on a boat for the rest of my life. What that allowed me to realize was that... the only meaning that can ever truly be derived from our pure insignificance... is not from ourselves but from one another. We are, as most things are on our pale blue dot, social creatures, and making others happy makes us happy. Our place in this world is to fill the voids in others' hearts, and theirs' to fill ours; and some days I wonder if this isn't just the mad and inane ramblings of some deranged idiot like myself, but rather a self-evident truth... Why else would we hold our pets dear and close to our hearts and spoil them rotten? We don't simply *allow* them to live, but rather *care* for them. We don't *tolerate* people, but rather fall in love with them. We bond with others irrespective of species, and that--I'd say--is our lot in life.

Is it just me simping for this man rn? 2:58

@@Sihgilanu I sometimes feel like all of the politics and people yelling at each other over small things is just sad knowing how insignificant it really is

@@Sihgilanu I share the same exact philosophy! It's called "Optimistic Nihilism". Few people I know can understand me when I talk about it with them, but for me it makes me happy and that's enough!

When you think about it, not questioning it is kinda bad

I thought he was great too 🤗 Quite genuine and I love that he is excited to pass on what he heard

@@FumanyuX i cant argue with that

@@FumanyuX Sometimes when things sound right to you they just sound right.

@@FumanyuX if I learn something that's proven, there's no reason to question, only to study further.

Damn and also has a mutch better flow then all the Mumble rappers out there😜😂😂👌🏽

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The only comment i really liked ! Thank you

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​@@MumtazLol1/10 chance to find a good comment down here

Denying reality requires vast ammounts of bias and stubborness. It doesn't come naturally, but needs to be motivated by something.

Knowledge is POWER, but Faith is strength

@@sampokemppainen3041 the deniers deny with faith and us believers in science are the same too

Because they Killed their Ego

You have a ! at the end of that sentence....... are you a mom? Just curious.

Well, all he did is find meaning out of humility, and he's right about it. Even atheists can't put a how on all of this, so the only thing usefull about this is to find meaning. Congrats old man

@@Vulga yeah, but because there is no meaning of live and you create your on meaning it would be better to address your meaning to something you like, something that’s good for you and others instead of the arbitrarily rules of a non existent God to escape a non existent punishment. Don’t you think?🤔

@@danield2785 Exactly, that's what I believe religion is all about. Doing what is best for others, yourself and for God as well. Rules will always be a part of our lives to maintain order, so, why not have rules for the well being of humanity?

@@jcueva4878 Religion is about trying to explain what we don't understand so it calms us down. Deep down, that's its origin. Then it became rules and guidelines based on nothing else but faith and belief, that's when human greed and all the bad things took over. You don't need religion to do what's best for others, and you absolutely should never do it for a deity, that's how zealousness creeps in.

@@highlordxeleth But isn't zeal a good thing? Sorry if I misunderstood the meaning of the word, English isn't my mother language. PS: I don't mean anything in a rude way I just want to clear my doubts :))

Yeah, I saw many videos of them denying that the earth is Spherical even though there are many many Scientific evidences that back these up.

You can't really call people who believe that highly educated

@@kinobiheart good point but that is rarely the case

No they don't its a massive troll. I can't believe some people still fall for it. There are literally 100 people out of billions who really believe it. The rest are clowning you.

@@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124 I was balls deep in that conspiracy so no, its very real for alot of people.

lol hahaha

Well, they seemed more amazed than depressed.

They are men of faith. Showing them the true scale of the universe only strengthened their beliefs.

To be fair, that's also me after watching any video like this one

@@fabricioazevedo2361 Yeah lol just wait for it!

No bro...you are. 😂😂😂

THE UNIVERSE IS NOT THE SAME SIZE AS EARTH! THINK ELDERS, THINK!

I’m screaming!!😂😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣 but its part true!

@@wellifailed392 it is our universe so in a way there not wrong

“Aw well how am I supposed to see the edge of the universe with that kind of distance!”😂 me too tho

Well, in my opinion we SHOULD all be planning this trip.

dont you do? sad =(

Everyone would've thought "wish i could go there"

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Golden

Hahahahah

Right? I giggled a little, ngl. When all these guys were talking about how huge the Earth is, I was sitting there like "Oh, just you wait"

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True lol. Mind blown.

Yeah, they are amazing

Noice

Its normal but kudos to the channel who came up with the idea of showing video to these people

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Well 'easy' is probably not the right word, but at least a little more comprehensible.

Pay attention boys and girls, that elder is a beautiful example of excellent human character!

People like him are the reason humanity achieved all it has. People who upon seeing wonder and possibility of the great beyond didn't burn it or shun as "not the old way", but embraced it and taught the next generation in time. These elders deserve much more respect and appreciation that we could ever conceive of.

I genuinely wish more people were like him. I love it. Accepting that we are all ignorant of *something* is such a humble perspective. Passing on knowledge is so important.

I love how accepting they are of the truth that is so beyond what they knew. Most Americans would be like "nope not real"

Right? They are so open! It may help the fact that India has some of the oldest cosmological and astrological traditions in the world, and Hinduism still manifests lots of it. In the Vedas there are units of measure (like "kalpas") that span billions of years. A "manvantara" lasts for 306.72 million years. This has not doubt made religious people there very humble.

My grandparents were relatively uneducated compared to all their children and grandchildren, but they read and learned constantly. My grandmother especially celebrated new ideas and technology of all kinds. (She even ridiculed me for driving a stick-shift car! 😏)

Same with my Grandmother. I told her about the aircraft that can go into the atmosphere and re-enter cutting the flight times down to crazy levels and the robots that are so tiny they can see an internal wound and diagnose it. I have to remind her, "cost Nana." I wish there was a nanobot that could fix her arthritis or an Android that can help her cut her food. We'll get there, but now we are getting so advanced, but the cost of those advancements are ludacrous. Commercially, we won't see cures for deaseases 10 years. A friend of mine is married to a Chinese lady, brilliantly gifted, both of them. He's an Engineer and she's a molecular biologist. She's working on a biomechanical digestive system.

OK theres alot of ignorant uneducated people in the world! I LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT WEEKS EPISODE ON TRUMP FANS!

My Gma was the same miss that saint so much

As my granddad once told me: ‘The sky above is blue, because it is simply too far for us to see anything’. Scientifically wrong of course, but it is crazy to see their sphere of perception just stop there.

Yesss! its astonishingly beautiful

I almost cried when he said that. Reminded me of that pure sense of childhood wonder that I feel I've gotten farther and farther away from.

@@sagebeasley3303 You and me both, Sage.

@@sagebeasley3303 I just did cry what is wrong with me 😭

@@isMatvei nothing wrong, just proving that you´re a sentient being. tears aren´t good or bad, they are just a part of having strong emotions.

This guy was obviously very intelligent. He surprised me throughout the video.

The older one: *starts singing Rap God*

His whole life the most respected knowledge he grew up with just got vastly expanded. Having already an appreciation for all of nature's size and gods presence with in it finding out that god isnt as big as the sky and the earth below it but beyond actually beyond our total observation. I imagine that's what he is thinking idk. But The elders put in in his head a boundary a limit almost the image of extending to the sky. Knowing nature a d therefore God is soo big really made him appreciate how truly amazing the whole of everything truly is. And probobly feels even better about being alive. And being bless with even knowing this. The elders were never wrong his beliefs wernt changed they we deepened and a greater reverence for everything within him just blossomed.

I truly wish many appreciate you're interfering with these people's culture: Literally a violation of Prime Directive (yes, Star Trek). You can't dump ideas on these people they have no way of assimilating. It's unethical.

​@@kennethfung3618frfr

That's because they probably already knew most of this

Me too. The world needs more people like these kind gentlemen.

True

I like his hat. Where can I buy one?

@@sammydavis8722 prolly india

i could almost hear how mind-blown he was after seeing the video, he was so excited and shook

@@driftingdruid His silent thanks to god at various points was very sweet

Yeah that's how men dress in most places on earth, it's just post 1700 Europe and America that sucks

Village people Maker of the drip

Old but gold

Legendary comment ☠️☠️☠️☠️

Clean as hell

They said "oh my God" and it was abbreviated, that's all!😊 not trying to negate your point at all, though!

well English is widely spoken in India, though some people only use few words, but they do know it. Japan on the other hand...

Villagers dont say Omg

@@aidanjanemcintosh6919 😂 I'm dying

@@aidanjanemcintosh6919 what about japan

Ouroboros!! 🙌

I agree

Man... It made me somewhat happy to see how impressed and awed the old man was.

I was surprised, by my logic it really should have the opposite effect. Our religions just talk about earth, how big is earth, and how there's basically nothing else sizeable out there. But as this video says earth is millions and millions and millions times smaller than the entire oberserveable universe, lol.

It definitely grew my faith.

I suspect religious dogma was shaken more than belief in a supreme being

​@@catherinerobilliard7662 That's probably a better way to put it. They equate their dogma as being inextricable from their faith though, so a better way for me to have framed it would be something along those lines. Thanks for the comment, it helped me reorganize my thoughts on the matter, and add in a bit of a perspective shift.

I think, and I should emphasize that this is only my opinion, the Abrahamic religions are very anthropocentric. For them humans are pretty much the only thing that matters or at least the most important thing. Following that reasoning Earth should be the center of everything. Facts like these show how insignificant Earth is and thus humans even less. If you believe that you are God's chosen ones and that God created everything in service of you and then suddenly learn that in the larger scale of things we are pretty much nothing they can't accept it. Same reason why they can't accept that we are animals. Something you also see with humanists. Hinduism, like other polytheistic religions, are much less anthropocentric. There isn't just one God who looks like us and created everything for us but many gods in many forms for many things and aspects. They have much less problems with accepting that they might not be the most important, that they are just one part of a greater whole. But again this is just my opinion so might be completely wrong as well.

@@loddfafnir6111 I can only comment on christianity, but I think that's what is taught in abrahamic religions. I completely agree that christians believe god must only care about them but that is what's said in the bible. God is supposed to have told Adam that humans were made in his image and are meant to look after the world. I think you could take the video in two ways if you were religious: either you see it and think god is huge and therefore he must care about you so so much more than you originally thought or you feel threatened by the sheer size of the universe and believe god could never care about such small humans if the universe was so big and so you reject science. As an atheist who grew up around christians it's always frustrating to hear science refuted so eagerly by people who have no scientific background, just a faith that was forced upon them at a young age. Like you say, religions such as hinduism and buddhism (I know it's not strictly a religion, but I'm not sure how to label it) are far more accepting of a world where they aren't number 1, rather they're just looking to reach peace and good will, which is far less problematic than denying science to fit an outdated world view into a modern world.

I am a Christian who also loves science. True Christians are like these Indians. We see this and think "God is unfathomably powerful." I view the bible and what God tells us in at just as what he thought we needed to know. Maybe there are billions of other sentient alien civilizations out there each with their own unique version of the bible and their own rules of eternity and this is why God made the universe so big (so we can never interact with aliens and all retain our own rules and views of a single God).

Truly carrying that Loyal Imperium blood in his veins. XD

@@ShahbazBokhari Who is to say that He isn't the Emperor or Malcador in disguise?

Yes brothers, we must cloak ourselves from the foul xenos until we have the power to take the galaxy for humanity!

I also wonder if/that aliens have better technology, know about us, and just have better things to do/explore. Lol

Lol

Even if they don't understand, they'll go home asking themselves questions about what they've always thought to be true. At its core, that's a scientist. It always surprise me when people think our ancestors were any less intelligent than we are today. They were the same as us (despite different social norms) but didn't have our tech to help them figure it all out. Yet religion still exists...SMH.

@@DeadeyeLefty Yes, religion exists to define LOVE, DIGNITY, HOPE, SALVATION, FAITH, AND THE CREATOR AND HIS CREATION. I am a retired scientist, spent all my life studying the earth, and yet i realize we have only begun to scratch the surface of knowledge about God's Creation. That is where my belief and my awe spring from. These things I mention above cannot be described by science.

@@mikeh8228 Except that's an opinion and those are all human societal constructs, as is the concept of an omnipresent deity. As a (former) man of science, I expect you would see that. Surely you don't need a supernatural impetus to be awed by nature ?

@@DeadeyeLefty an interesting exercise i find myself doing as a non-believer... is WHAT WOULD MAKE ME BELIEVE like that? knowing the science and all. I find myself believing in an Architect, designer of forces, coder of laws, life giver more and more..... just using subtractive logic and critical observation there is tooooo much coherencem patterns, systems and logic. But the thing that makes me believe is what it does to me personally the thought that i am the observer and subject and object. What would make YOU believe like that? 1000s of hours learning the nature of conciousness? acid or dmt? Voices in your head? what about directly speaking to a loved one that is decieased? Or just contemplating thought itself..... If you say nothing... nothing would "make you" believe... why?

@@KOSMIKFEADRECORDS No rational person can hold an opinion without testing it periodically and still call their opinion informed, so that's a good exercise for everyone. Personally though, I don't see the need to add a greater power to the equation. There are plenty of natural forces and phenomena we don't understand (yet) so it follows that there are also questions we simply don't yet know enough to ask. If I have "faith", it's in believing that, if we held the sum of all knowledge of all things, we would see that everything follows natural laws and are not based on the whims of a super-consciousness. Nothing is unknowable except that we may not yet have the frame of reference to understand the answers, never mind the language to describe them. We are still in the infancy of our technological development. We can manipulate the splitting of atomic nuclei, but the best use we have for that knowledge...is to boil water. It's ok to just say "I don't know" rather than to try and connect dots that don't necessarily connect.

heh, looks like you are easily trolled.

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@@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124 you'd like to think it's *just* trolls but, there is no limit to human stupidity

@@fabiosonhandogrande1697 can confirm,found a tik toker that said that africa is an asian country

@@fabiosonhandogrande1697 Most flat-Earthers are con-men. They know they're wrong but they continue to make idiotic content for money. But you're right, there are people who actually believe the Earth is flat.

It's not even about that. It's circumstantial situations that lead to people becoming flat Earthers, and any kind of cultish thinking. It's a mix of culture, raising, and, equally as important, what they are exposed to.

@@cortster12 And most importantly, they're extremely closed-minded and stupid. Whatever arguments you throw at them, they'll still go on about their stupid fucking 2000 year old book.

@@cortster12 maybe, but I find it hard to believe. How can you not be exposed to these kind of truths for most of your life living in Western culture? Seems to me they’re wilfully ignorant, in denial in fact

I think it's based on a mix of distrust and lack of proper education. The distrust is fair enough, if your government doesn't care about you or do the best for you. The lack of education given to them is shameful though.

@PlasmaCubeX every continent is surrounded by water on all sides so all oceans could never be just in the middle.

Not really...

Flat Earthers are not smart ...smart people accept reality.

@@Eden_Fayiar flat earthers are in a constant state of denial

@@helohel5915 so are you. You have not traveled the earth.

They were before the youtube video

@@zunoyo1028 flat earther alert

It changed no one’s beliefs, it in fact made their own beliefs and tribulations stronger.

@@niketuck9687 how exactly, the older generations didn’t have access to these types of education, if an elder says he’s gonna spread this information it will be spread in that culture

@@griggs227 Great profile pic griggs haha

Makes you think, what if an alien came and showed you how the universe truly works. Would change you and your ancestors lives forever

@@tristonmccallum8883 What Alien? Bro just look within all the answers lie within you

Especially after thinking that just the Earth alone is immeasurably huge. My mind was blown the first time I learned about the size of the universe, but this must be life-changing for them.

It is amazing but also utterly horrifying

he will be a new messiah to them!

It’s beautiful, seeing people learn or even comprehend concepts like these for the first time

@@nitro5247 yeah it kinda reminds me of when I learned astronomy in school haha

As a religious person I appreciate to see this opinion. as many atheists hate thiesm so passionately that it's rare to see someone like your self. I too wish you have a good life and success in all you do! 😃

Religion and science are commonly seen as opposites. I believe that they are perfectly complementary, we just can't see it because of humanity's imperfect understanding of both.

Aye this needs more likes

I’m also atheist, and I was so happy to see these fellows embrace the facts presented, and happily continue in their faith. If the faithful across the world could be so open to scientific exploration, there would be far fewer conflicts between differing viewpoints. Most humans simply yearn for the truth.

I was Athiest but digging into these things had made me view the world as some kind of spiritual and religions may be flawed because they're man made. The universe is just an extension of nature to me those natural laws are a form of God to me. The man in the sky view is childish to me. Though if I'm capable of conciousness I dont see why in an infinite universe another being given an infinite amount of time would not have developed. The universe old consciousness. Something like that, also when you take into consideration that there is the possibility of many worlds and realities and we just experience one of them. It doesnt seem as far fetched.

Yes!

Unfortunately these belief systems tend to be significantly less flexible in terms of social systems with caste systems and gender roles that are still largely in place today. While Western theology is more opposed to new scientific information, it’s also partially responsible for leading to some major social reforms such as abolitionism and civil rights.

Well said, bro

@@jacobb5484 Yeah don't go pinning the caste system on the religion, cuz not one religious text in Hinduism talks about the caste system as we know it today. The true "varna", which I guess you can call caste system, had nothing to do with one's birth and were more of a classification of duty. One who protects his land is a Kshatriya, one who seeks knowledge, whether scientific, spiritual or otherwise and act upon it were Brahmins, etc. and nowhere is it stated that the son of a man from the "lower caste" can't be a member of the "upper caste" Women also were held with great respect. If a woman asked a Kshatriya for a child, it was his duty to give her one whether he was married to her or not. Men used to compete for a woman's hand in marriage and in the end, it was the woman's choice, and there were female rulers like Rani Lakshmi Bai in recent history. What you see now is a bastardised version of the religion and just like how you can't pin terrorism on Islam, you can't pin any of these on Hinduism either

The thing is, modern people nowdays wear their believes as a necklace hanging from their head so that everybody can sees it. Meanwhile those old tribe/people who studies and meditating their believes wear it as a flesh covering their Heart

Like when Europeans blindly followed a false myth that the sun goes around the earth and not the earth around the sun because of arrogance and pride of not being proven wrong because Europeans were "geniuses" at the time

@@ManLikeEddy that concept was taken from Aristóteles. Even Greeks though that there were many suns in the universe with planets and maybe people there too.

The seven skies above. 7 astral planes. Above them is the godhead.

@@PumaAndTiger416 One of them is! Other two are Hindus! But it doesn't really matter as they all had acceptance

It doesn't matter their religions At the end of the day we're on the same boat

I would rather not be alone in this Universe.

Pretty arrogant to think we are alone in this vast universe

@REFNECKBASS Yeah, they're just really fucking far away, as per the video

@@scorpioninpink We could just create aliens

@@metoo3342 Then they would not be aliens but human enginerred creatures.

Ah yes. Religion =/= belief case. Those people whole-heartedly believe in their God. Instead of trowing this evidence away, they apply it to their belief, learning new angles of view. It's like comic character learning that his author created countless amount more worlds, same yet different. Would i complain? No, i'd be frickin' blissful on the thought.

The bad part is that there to many out there who hate when you respond like that, like for real, I am the univers for as much I know, everytime I learn something my univers expend and when I will die, my univers will die with me, it is m'y knowledge, I believe in my fantasy like every human being, as concious we are.

In the East, most faith is as much philosophy as it is religion. Essentially it certainly does not resemble the much younger, perverted Abrahamic religions and their dogmas.

Are u still an agnostic after seeing how big our universe is?

@@0FFICERPROBLEM most of the people in the east believe in abrahamic religions

lol Epic!

yuh we use a lotta weird hand geastures, noises, an head shakes thru India that makes like no sense ta folks who don't grow up around it ngl😂

When I found this, it perfectly timed

@@therajaofashbourne8483 Well, I think it makes perfect sense, maybe he was thinking god's or the gods' creation is a masterpiece.

You do learn it at like 11

Yes.

Yep

Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your youtube comments.

That’s very true

i have no clue what any of that means though even though i feel like it wont help, i will now google it

Getting rid of Flat Earthers would be a good starting point.

@@smolpp585 yeah but i doubt someone will ever do anything about it 😂 they want to stay ignorant

@@smolpp585 the you are no better than Hitler. Perhaps you wanted to say " get rid of the flat earth ideology by kindly accepting those people as persons just like I am a person with the same right to opinion , try to explain and show them my point of view then carry on with my life. It's not my bussines to make anyone accept my views."

yeah...but i still hate the think of believing in god is just like...bruh stop

@@martin-ze2bg I don't have a problem with believing. You have. Why do you even care? If you think you are superior just ignore and live your superior life. Why do you feel the need to react so aggressive? Are believers doing you any harm ?

And that, is the ultimate lesson. The next step in mankind's eventual maturity. We are not the center of our universe, we are but a microscopic part. . . .

It all depends on perspective, for us our home is huge, for intergalactic or inter dimensional beings earth isn't even noticeable, like a particle of dust

Compared to a human, the Earth is huge. The Earth's diameter is more that 7,000,000 greater than the average height of a man. But just a speck ,in reality.

@@Strider91 inward and inward we go! Quantum perspective is the next inward way we will go

​@@Strider91 If the universe was a being, then we'd probably be smaller than atoms to it. Humbling to remember that no matter how high up on the pyramid that society has created someone is, they're still just an insignificant spec like everything else living on this much larger spec.

Just remember who walked on the Moon.

@Waldel Martell he was first but we put 11 other Americans on the Moon too.

@@1pcfred they used international units too.

@@oneugger3910 you ever seen the video of the landings? If you ever do notice that they even say they're using feet.

@@1pcfred British Imperial units (Just like seconds/minutes/hours)*

... but you're not an anthropologist. The result of this project may isolate these people from their society; from family and friends.

@@francisdavis1271 Are you an anthropologist? because you dont sound like one

@@francisdavis1271 They're not a lost tribe that has never had contact with the outside world. They live in the second most populated country on the planet. This comment reeks of paternalism.

@@astrotter There's always gotta be one self righteous clown.

@@astrotter Yeah I think people are taking the words "tribal people" in the title too seriously. I don't know for sure, but I'd take a guess that these guys are from a more isolated village rather than a main city, so don't get the same education, but they aren't from some random island cut off from the rest of the world, using bows and arrows and dressing in a loin cloth 😆