Is this the most important idea since Einstein? 

thx kris means a lot

@belly tripper if you watch this video, and take in it’s subject matter with an open mind, and not a “tell lie scope” point of view, you might realize that it is basically saying ... all points of view... are not only possible, but possibly simultaneously ... correct. So maybe we can leave the snark out of the comments. The world could be both spherical, and flat. It could be a rectangle matrix like an arcade game that you fly off one side and immediately continue on the other. It can be... anything. So perhaps the point of a “life”... is to enjoy it more. Be in the moment more. And judge and criticize less. Perhaps in another view of life, there is no point. Lol. Cheers!

Mainstream media loves Wolfram. It's physicists who are by and large dismissive and/or skeptical, and not without good reason.

I don’t usually comment either… This is my second on this vid. But more of a suggestion really. Have you considered focusing on donuts, instead of biscuits? Especially the ones with holes in the middle. Truly Fundamental.

@@ashleykinch7233 Ashley , donuts should never have holes

or discovery science

@@BadGaming101 or both!!

thx if you like the video I'd be very grateful for a share as the video is doing astonishingly badly and sharing helps wake up RU-vid's algorithm. I think I made a mistake and loaded it as unlisted for a few days and the algorithm thought no one was watching it.

@@Astrobiscuit what !!!! no way .will share it now

@@Astrobiscuit Shared!

This surpasses the level of an amateur, this is like a professional documentary, exciting, funny and mind blowing; this deserves so much more views. I encouraged 2 friends to watch this, not much but I hope it helps. g.

@@geert5811 thx bud. it will help a lot. the RU-vid algorithm gets sparked into action when is sees the video getting shared on twitter or fb or anywhere else. it'll help loads. thank you👍👍👍

@@Astrobiscuit Any help is really appreciated. We've always wanted to put out the best eps we can. It seems from the comments that people like the content, but the youtube algorithm doesn't.

Don't know, maybe experiment with some different titles or thumbnails? Not that there's anything wrong with the current one, just a guess

My man, The level of creation, production, entertainment in your videos. Its Truly amazing. Only a matter of time before the big name channels/production companies come knocking for your talents as well. This channel will be in the millions of subs!!

😂 that's why I had been putting off watching this video.

@@spamcan9208 SAME AHAHAHA 😂

I normally don't like watching videos longer than 10 minutes, but when you watch a video as interesting, entertaining and thought provoking as this, it's a great experience, not to mention mind opening.

Haha, I always think that. He phones me sometimes and says I was on the roof until 2am. Glad we don't live near each other.

Omg I burst out laughing at that. This guy is a legend 👍

hope you like it.

Ok

@@Astrobiscuit, This is my theory of everything: There are 3 dimensions for space and 1 dimension for time. But the main 6 directions of the Universe can have 6 dimensions. I think the Gravity belongs to only one dimension (5th dimension). And I think all the dimensions are time based lines (lines without strings or size). That is why the time can change when we observe it (Eg: Double-slit experiment). When we observe/measure a time line (a direction of a quantum particle), then it can cause to change the time of the entangled other time lines too. There are unstable time lines like 0.5 (spin), 2/3, -1/3 (charge) which came from the unstable 6th dimension of the Universe. So we should have a mathematical theory to find all the different types of 'time lines' to understand the symmetry of the Universe. According to my mathematical calculations the Gravity is a result of the separation from the symmetry between 5 and 6 dimensions to make the 5th stable dimension using a part from the 6th dimension making the 6th dimension unstable. So that can be the duality of the gravity which comes from the Mass (5th dimension) and the anti gravity called the Dark Energy from the 6th dimension. The Universe should be balanced because it is symmetric. (The separation of the symmetry: (+0.0-0.0) x (+0.0-0.0) x (+0.0-0.0)) = (+(1)-(-(1))) x (0.000 - 0.000) x (+0.0-0.0)) The duality of the 6 directions and the 6 distances of the first start of the Universe: (+0-0)^6 + (-0+0)^6 = MATTER + ANTIMATTER (+0-0)^6 = i: (+1-(-1))^3 X ii: (+0.0-0.0)^3 = ( This should be the Pure Eight (Pali: Suddhātthaka) in Buddhism: Maybe there is a fundamental cause for the stable existence of the Heat, Solid, Liquid and Gas. Step 1: (+1-(-1))^3 = Heat...: + (+1)^3 Solid..: - ((+1)^3 x (-1) Liquid.: - ((-1)^2 x (+1)^2)) Gas....: + (-1)^2 x (+1) - ( + (+1)^2 x (-1) - ((+1)^2 x (-1)^2 - ((-1)^3 x (+1))) + (-1)^3) )) x ii: (+0.0-0.0)^3 Step 2: (+0.0-0.0)^3 = (+(1)-(-(1))) x (0.000 - 0.000) x (+0.0-0.0) Step 1 = (+1-(-1))^3 = 8 elementary particles (Step 1) x (Step 2) = (+1-(-1))^3 x (+(1)-(-(1))) x (0.000 - 0.000) x (+0.0-0.0) = 8 elementary particles x (+(1)-(-(1))) = 16 elementary particles x (0.000 - 0.000) x (+0.0-0.0) Step 3: (0.000 - 0.000) x (+0.0-0.0) = nearly: ( Maybe there are 6 layers of elementary particles with spin (0.5 or 1/2), and Charge 2/3 and -1/3: ((+0.5......-(-0.5......)) + (+0.5......-(-0.5......)) + (+0.5......-(-0.5......))) x 1_..../(3/3) / 1_../(1/1) x (2,/3 / (1........x(7/7)) / 1......x(5/5) / (NEUTRAL)x(5/5) - 1....,/3) x 0.00000 According to my mathematical calculations, the unstable 6th dimension caused to make 1/2 Spin, 2/3 and -1/3 Charge, 6 layers of elementary particles, Combinations of layers etc. - W. Suresh Madusanka

@@smlanka4u Very nice Suresh.. Thank you for that!

@@jessicastorey8966, I'm glad. Thank you.

hopes so😜thx for your support

@@Astrobiscuit I'm here for you my dude!

Agreed

yes👍

I feel like, especially looking at the overall history of scientific discovery, the establishment tends to get in its own way. One guy comes up with a theory, four others come up with competing theories, bits and pieces of some reinforce each other but stand aggressively against others, and whichever one is lucky enough rises to the top and dominates even though it fails in some key areas. Focus gets too tight on that theory because it has gained strong support, and it prevents other theories from getting proper notice. This holds us back, sometimes for a very long period of time. The truth of the nature of the universe exists and is solid, but the theory that brings it to light has to wait for its own notice, because we don't have the omniscience needed to immediately know it when we see it. The bright spot is that we are on a trajectory toward that truth - scientific progress is like an unstoppable bullet flying inexorably toward a specific destination. We will make it there; we just need time and to not do something dumb to stop ourselves before we finally complete the journey. What an exciting time to be alive, though. When you watch stuff like this, you can _feel_ it just out of reach. The thinnest slice of time separates us now from the Singularity, if there is such a thing and whatever that will ultimately look like. Thank you, Astrobiscuit! I truly love your videos and this one is even more excellent than usual. Thank you for your hard work. :-)

yeh... Good luck. my head still hurts

haha

Is that Richard Feynman? Can't seem to find Dick Feynman.

Good God... If I had been friends with Feynman, I'd forever be questioning if it had been real or imagined. Just too cool to be true.

@@larswillems9886 Dick is sort for Richard, the same name, I know I know I don't get it either.

@@larswillems9886 Dick is a nickname for people named Richard.

Boomers wouldn't believe him

I feel that this kind of content would be lost on too many people to keep it going on such a platform, and it might even be a detriment. Ha... you'd need washed up rock stars, professional wrestlers and scrapyard millionaires to keep it interesting for the general public.

Yeh mrs biscuit isn't really interested unless its about plants. Do what I do an make up the answers 🤣🤣🤣

@@Astrobiscuit lol I do 😁

much appreciated mate thank you

100 years ago or so, it took a fellow named Einstein to come up with the special relativity(SR) theory, but today just about anybody can do it. You don't even need any prior physics education at all. In fact even a high school dropout, such as myself, can do it. My teachers basically classified me as being a total failure. Granted I did have a head injury at the age of 10, which did enough damage to shift me from being at the top of the class to falling all the way down to the bottom, and then eventually failing a grade, and later on dropping out of school altogether. So I find it fascinating that one who the school system classifies as being as dumb as an ox, is also a person who is capable of discovering the special relativity phenomena independently, and deriving the SR mathematical equations independently as well. So if you are smart enough to do that, but in no way are you a knowledgeable person for whatever reason, then you are cast out forever. You will be humiliated, mocked, rejected, abandoned, abused, betrayed, and/or used as means-to-an-end. However, if you are knowledgeable in a big way, but you are not really that intelligent, that does not matter, for you are on your way to success. Arms across the entire globe will be open for you. Yep, I used RU-vid as well, and in this case to reveal what a dumb ox can do.

cheers si love back at cha

I'm also going to start in the world of astronomy, thanks to Astrobiscuit...

that'd be good... imagine the budget😅

cool cheers Richard. 👍am going to lean back to astro on the next few.

thx my friend this vid needs all the help it can get

@@Astrobiscuit don't fret, this video is going supersede a million views. Have patience, your impeccable work has already been laid. I think we need to discuss whether you have been in conversation with the proper television networks. Please, put forth your efforts. Cheers my friend.

Also, I will pass this on to other relevant influencers.

Zach, open your mind and explore that which forms before you. You might just learn that things don't "just work out". Its mostly all monitored and controlled. Gotcha thinking, I hope.

cheers bud👍

yeh. shame he was awesome

thx again buddy 🍻

cheers fella, I'm very glad youtube's algorithm is beginning to find people who might be interested in this subject. I will def check out penroses tiles... I did look at the e8 idea too! thx for subbing👍

The Universe for ten quid!!!

@@Riktenstein it was supposed to be Universe: 10 quid vs 10000 quid but Mrs Biscuit said NO!

Thanks

cheers bud, I did spend far too long making this

Well I'm really glad you did, it was so entertaining and you have a real knack for keeping things interesting and funny.

🤣

@@Astrobiscuit There is no spoon.

@@DanGamsby 🤣🤣

much appreciated fella

Why.. ?? nahh let reality stands on its own two pixelated feet. If it's good, people will share it, people will comment, and it will help the algorithm. Only bad stuff that needs a piggyback ride, were you trying to circumvent the fundamental aspects that couldn't be had au naturel. This is a good video, and one of the best I have seen from Astrobiscuit, no reason to nurse it.

actually surprisingly close... you'll see🤣

@@Astrobiscuit Ohhhh Noooooo!!!! Now I have to stay up until 1AM AZ USA time!

@@AndrewTubbiolo Haha that is a good guess!!

The pink bunny is both real and not real it’s all about your perspective .....

Sadly, I fear even his life and death is virtual in the grand scheme of things.

Switch it on right now and see what happens

The thing about dark matter is that we can't find it. Either its there and we just can't find it or its not there and general relativity is wrong. More and more scientists are beginning to question general relativity. Wolfram however predicts that dark matter is hiding somewhere we haven't yet looked. His oligons are particles at the teeniest scales imaginable, something like 10 to the power 20 times smaller than an electron. Wolfram believes his oligons are the missing dark matter we've been looking for. If we find them then physics will be shaken to its core... so my fingers are crossed. Glad you liked the film. phew!

It doesn't radiate any electromagnetic waves like light and that is why its called dark matter, and it doesn't interact with any normal matter, but its similar to strange matter which is basically when strange quarks lose their charm counterparts and they flow like a fluid.

@@quantavious8959 That is a pretty good hint .

awesome I was worried about this one. thank you

@@Astrobiscuit bro you ain’t got nothing to worry about your videos are Christopher Nolan quality

cool I'm glad👍

cheers Mark much appreciated😁

thx bud

Lex Fridman interviewed Donald Hoffmann on this topic last summer. It was a long (3-4hour) interview but it was still quite interesting.

you know🤣