End of This World
Gods of Space Lyrics

Chaotic confusion
Wails from the throat of man
Shadow of a ship in the sun's rays
We bow down and pray

To meet this emissary
With wild curiosity
In lasting moment of awe
We hail them as our gods

Far, far from here
An apocalyptic
Will was set in motion
By Divines
End is near!

A new religion of fear
Cloaks over all of the land
The devils now shine clear
Invaders show their wicked hand

Heaven and earth's union
Fury from an unworldly fire
The age of man quickly caves in
Now we proceed for our sins

Huddled in our homes
Crying for answers
Pity, oh pity me
Have I done to deserve?
The end is here!

End of This World
Shadow takes us
And veil our eyes

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@HughJaxident67

45w

@@samsanders8494

the spark of life even the simple cell could not of been created from primordial ooze

And you think you know this how? Or is it the usual and fallacious argument from personal incredulity; 'I don't understand it therefore it could not have happened?'. We do not yet know how life began on Earth and neither does any theist, the only difference between us is that you theists dishonestly claim you do know how it happened.

Any closer/further from our sun we would not survive, nor any other life

Where are you getting this false information from? Earth could occupy an orbit as far out as Mars and nearly as close in as Venus and still support life.

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@samhesselden1670

4y↑10.2K

“The Universe has no obligation to make sense to you”

@gozinta82

4y↑338

Rather it seems that its obligation is to trick and confuse you. Mother nature definitely does.

@alaa11333

4y↑1

😂🤣

@jontillis3005

4y↑32

Or these actor scientist retards do

@kaczmar6741

4y↑162

Sigma?

@Nate-im3sg

4y↑13

That's my favorite Chris Farley quote.

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@OttawaRocks

47w↑125

This man is great inspiration for the young and old to aspire to understand the universe around us within the framework of being sincerely compassionate and humble in communicating our ideas with the those around us.

@Xavier-gd6bo

30w

He's just another inverted fraud, vomiting Jew made-up bullshit, they are trying to settle the science, but in reality it is nothing but lies and misinformation for the unsuspecting sheeple that can't think for themselves.

@mrp8231

29w

Woah slow down buddy almost lost me at the end😅

@synappticuser7296

1y↑178

Whenever Prof. Brian Cox speaks, I come alive with interest, and I hear what I love to hear, and I learn something new, and what I learn from him enriches my life! 🙋✨🌌🌠

@JG-us9lu

How long have you been dead.

@rodjameson1837

Yes, absolutely yes!!!

@synappticuser7296

@@rodjameson1837 🙋😊

@manasj.narvekar7945

yes...

@mrgrrr9552

He's very good. I'm pretty much ignorant on all things physics related and he does a great job of explaining it humbly so the listener doesn't feel stupid instead of engaged.

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@SuperRocky74

52w↑173

We need more people like Prof Brian Cox in the world. A voice of reason in a chaotic world

@J040PL7

48w

But is he the voice of reason though? I don't see him speaking on stuff he knows but stays quiet.

@davelew86

46w↑2

I would imagine Eve thought the same thing about the serpent

@veganm8918

42w↑1

@@ingeniatorabderamus6459 I chuckled when he said "we know how stars work". He also discusses the big bang theory as if it is a proven fact. Human knowledge on these subjects is infinitesimal. Realized scientists acknowledge everything we learn creates a thousand unanswered questions. We don't remotely understand the complete and complex workings of our own sun let alone how all stars work. lol

@user-vt3vo1yd3v

39w

@@davelew86Neither ever existed. The Bible is untrue, we know that. Could there be a God? Sure. Can it be Yahweh/Jesus? NOPE. It’s impossible for yahweh to exist. Science and philosophy and logic have proven yahweh and allah impossible.

@user-vt3vo1yd3v

39w

@@veganm8918The big bang is a fact. We can literally SEE IT. Can’t see or detect or observe god in any way. We can literally see and observe the big bang.

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@jamesroos-witham159

1y↑20

Love Brian Cox such a comforting window into the universe and life itself..

@jakewellard1368

1y↑68

Brian Cox is the answer to Neil deGrasse Tyson so refreshing to see someone so open to listen and be appreciative of peoples opinions and open to being wrong.

@jamesmarkov9570

31w↑2

Cox wasn’t open to being wrong when confronted with climate gate emails or his false graphs erasing the 1930’s climate warming trend.

@sanmcnellis94

30w↑1

You sound like a hater for your lack of knowledge.

@alexhurter5271

29w

@@jamesmarkov9570source please?

@asdfasdf7199

22w

NdGT is a smug asshole and needs to stick to talking about astronomy

@fishdick2006

21w

@@jamesmarkov9570so a bunch of climate change deniers hacked emails and then manipulated data to say that scientists were manipulating data? And these are the people that are to be believed?

The fun thing is that climate change deniers income is reliant on coming up with that specific outcome, while climate science has income on if the world is cooling, warming, remaining the same. They will have a job either way. I'd tend to believe the one that doesn't need to have a specific outcome to be paid.

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@mucura1

5y↑4.5K

DMT molecule to DMT molecule : "Have you tried Joe Rogan yet?"

@gianniwatson1118

4y↑35

mucura1 thank you for this laugh

@davidscher1620

4y↑15

5/5

@Nick-sd7um

4y↑15

God dam DMT.. I was not prepared for that mental ass fucking of a life time.

@chrischin_94

4y↑17

Somewhere in a parallel universe

@alex59458

4y↑1

This deserves more likes lmao

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@MrMatchboxman

1y↑89

We all love Cox in our ears.

@robertlangdon494

Nah wigga you on sum weird shi

@alisdairwoodward5547

1y↑2

amen

@pelawler15

1y↑3

😂

@arturzathas499

1y↑3

jesus christ lol

@ryanbutler2545

1y↑7

This made me chuckle way more than it should have. Apparently, I’m 12.

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@easytriops5951

1y↑122

I just discovered Brian Cox as a genius physicist of our time and I am grateful he exists and tells and explains us all this stuff there is about the universe in a manner we can understand, like others already said in the comments as well. "If you can't explain it simply you don't understand it yourself" I don't know who said that but my point is Brian Cox definetely understands his stuff. xD

@coolbro4230

1y↑4

Man I wish he starts his own YouTube channel .

@edwin.jansen

51w↑1

Try to explain enterprise software code to your mother. How do you explain that simple? I think the remark is more a statement about knowing your audience than about simplicity.

@josephinman3037

49w

You definitely can know something enough and still be unable to explain it. I know I like women, but I can't explain why I like them. I just do. And I think I understand it

@stephenpaquet

44w↑3

If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.

Albert Einstein

@stephenpaquet

44w↑1

Here’s another great quote from a guy every bit as smart as Einstein

It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong.

Richard P. Feynman

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@LEARNING.AsWeGrOw

22w↑6

I’m Christian, when I had a white light experience I wasn’t necessarily a Christian at all, but, I decided to pray because all else failed in my life and my way caused nothing but hurt and trouble, so I knelt down and started to pray, now mind you, I was running around as a “tough guy” many close calls in life, bad car crashes, I was shot twice, so many situations like that and beyond my understanding as I’m kneeling down to pray I felt this warmth and then the room became a blinding white light, during which I felt this amazing complete love and was also hearing words that were not spoken, seeing things without looking, and so much love that I started crying it was so beautiful, I was reviving messages like everything is going to be ok from now on, there’s more to that story, but, does science explain that.? How does science explain that.? I love science I truly do, so I’m a Christian who believes in God/Jesus and science.?!

On top of that, with no gravity in space I’d there was a “big bang” which is a nuclear explosion, things would be flying away from each other not flying together. You can not create something like this earth would of been 2-3000 years ago which we would of been able to drink out of any body of water and the foods would of been amazing, fish/beef, etc… and science is as good as the medicine field, it’s a practice which is to say, they speculate with their humanness, and I don’t know about you but I’ve not met any physical man face to face that lives on this earth that has not made hundreds of mistakes in his or her life.

@MattSmithCA

2y↑9

Mr Cox is kind and affable. I always like the way he delivers his arguments.

@dydamis5158

1y↑77

Sr. Cox is amazing at explaining how the universe works.. funny too

@deaconstjohn4842

1y↑3

Sr.?

@michaelchurchmcm

1y↑1

He gave himself away. He knows an eternal God exists because he took that glory due him and assigned it to an "eternal" universe.

@johnschuh8616

How the universe works? There is no theory of everything because we have not even seen everything.

@JG-us9lu

Does he know, how do you know he knows your just taking his word.

@corygriffiths4394

1y↑1

@@michaelchurchmcm what most people don’t realize is that God is not a person and never intended to be a person God is a force a presence that is to great to be or appear as a human we see what God looks like every second of everyday with our own eyes wether you’re looking at the sky a tree the grass whatever it is you are looking at that’s God I know that doesn’t sound like it makes much sense at all but whenever you really stop and think about it it does and remember after all it was God that created every single thing

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@AmongTheFence

4y↑5.6K

The amount of knowledge and humbleness this man has is staggering.

@keaganjohnstone9063

4y↑38

AmongTheFence that’s why he’s my favourite

@itsnottimetostop4462

4y↑202

@Squidward Tortellini use correct grammar before calling other people dumb.

@RWMunro

4y↑41

@Squidward Tortellini 🤣 explain yourself child.

@bournedrummer

4y↑48

the most intelligent nicest dude in the world

@jontillis3005

4y↑6

Says nothing and condescends anyone questioning his religeon of scientism... Hawking ,Brian green ,Neil degrasshole, bill Nye . Now this fuckhead dummy propup,. Sagan too liars. Or how bout the lieing billionaire bunch Branson bezos n M usket man. Can't put a single human in those rockets ...fuckin liars... Star trek n star wars were science FICTION FUCK NUTS... WE KNEW THIS AT ONE TIME

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@ExultantTJ

2y↑7

Brian Cox is so frigging humble!!!!!!

@J5X7

@raymondvermiglio5635

1y↑10

He got me interested in space in such a positive open spiritual way. Mind blowing

@roberttrout1352

1y↑7

I love listening to Brian talk it's relaxing. Also the man has zero ego though he's genius-level smart

@MRakshay-fb2mu

34w

So he's Our generation Einstein.

@user-kv1po2dm5j

1y↑52

As a Believer, this was very well stated. It is arrogant to have answers for questions with uncertain evidence. I really do appreciate his respect for religion, because far too often do we see discourse in the scientific community over this immense question of origin.

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

The problem with religion is that it has its roots in ignorance

@chrisloesch1870

44w↑8

I agree. I am a believer in both Science and religion. I truly think there really IS room for both. When you think about our understanding of space time, we tend to recognize time as a straight line, a beginning and an end, the alpha and the omega, but more and more evidence is leading the opposite direction in that there is no beginning or end, which is mind boggling in and of itself. In effect INIFINITY. That concept of time is staggering.

@bepinkfloyd814

37w↑9

Religions are just ancient people giving answer to the same question we ask ourselves today, stupid answers but still It had the meaning of give something that people could hang on. Imagine beign born during the medieval period, not knowing anything about modern science, seems easy to just say everything is how It is because of a big dude in the sky. It was a simple answer to make things better, to give existence a meaning. But that opium that is religion is An hell of a drug and people today, with all the science etc still hang on those stuff because: is a simple answer to complex questions.

@RH-nk7eo

31w↑4

Whilst I agree that there is room for both science and religion, I find it very hard to accept any religion which has found its way to us in the form of a book. To me that is a clear sign that it is man-made.
I have room for a God but I am not arrogant enough to believe such a god would communicate to us.

@corycg9624

30w

@@chrisloesch1870the only problem is if the universe is infinite then how did we get to the point we’re at now and we don’t know why consciousness is a thing or why we have feelings I’m not dismissing that it is a possibility that the universe could be infinite but I’ve got a feeling that there’s a lot more to it than that because there’s certain things that just leave you going what?

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@iosifderecichei3743

45w

Brian Cox, what a fantastic human being. Absolutely humbling.

@halodisciple8459

5y↑5.5K

The idea that there was nothing before the big bang is more mind boggling to me than an eternal universe.

@chagadiel

5y↑520

It might have come from something its just beyond our knowledge and the fact. The fact that the universe works so well from a big bang and the way it is the way it is suggests it possibly happens often, happens more than once. i imagine our universe could be like a spark from a fire floating away. most sparks fade out immediately. some last a while but die but occasionally one lasts a very long time floating away. It could be this universe is one which lasts and works. while thousands and other sparks/ big bangs fizzle out and do not come to much.

@lexetordo8954

5y↑158

@@chagadiel but what happened before that is the question

@chagadiel

5y↑348

@@lexetordo8954 unknowable at this moment and maybe ever. I heard someone describe the big bang being a spark of a stream of power or something. Then there is the question of where did that come from. AAAAAHHHHH. mind boggles.
The same thing applies to those who beleive in god. who created god? but they dont worry about it. that is what god is for to ease the worry of existence and meaning of our lives

@buffcosby1038

5y↑78

Can someone help me understand Brian's question to the bishops?

"If the universe is eternal, what place is there for a creator?"

This question is going over my head right now.

@footsoldier857

5y↑39

Religion works in the opposite way: nothing from something.

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@0look0in0not0out

21w

Professor Cox is super mega honest, he's the best. Go nuts Joe with these epic guests and discussions bud!!!

@parthyadav3733

2y↑17

Brian Cox is so humble. And explains stuff politely and is so articulate.

@J5X7

Mm not humble just has a soft manc voice

@fritz4468

1y↑2

This guy is very brilliant and humble.

@TheTopStarz

2y↑4

He really like how he explains the perspective of science which doesn't lead to disagreements but understanding

@ryangkio

1y↑1

this has got to be my favorite podcast of all time

@dark4king

5y↑3.5K

Brian Cox is officialy the voice of calmness

@ViViToCreations

Yes!!

@DaveWhoa

5y↑7

i thought that was Sam Harris

@saurabhhyalinge6924

5y↑10

Also Carl Sagan!!

@chris77777777ify

5y↑9

Can’t believe a man, actually believes what he says, Or does he work for a government institution & has to talk the book worm view.

13.8 billion years old, we’ve measured it. How?

@mrpx3654

5y↑2

Hes not always calm....when he disagrees with another scientist....hes very different

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@pascalguerandel2771

2y↑1

Yes he's amazing he's absolutely one of my favorites

@mirandamay301

2y↑22

As a Christian, when I am faced with these difficult questions, my answer is simply...now I see in part, one day I will see in full. When those who do not believe in a divine being are faced with these same questions, they are very positive that science is in the process of and steadily getting the answers. It's taken 3.5 billion years and science still has too many "maybe's", "probably", etc...not good enough for me. At best, I have another 20 years left. I will take my chances with God. It has served me well, and through all my pain and suffering this side of what I believe to be heaven, God has been my sure anchor in the storms of life. I am looking forward to heaven, besides if true, I get to see my only child again, who left us to be with his Heavenly Father about a month before his 21st birthday. If true, what a day of rejoicing that would be...I choose the hope that I find in the person of Jesus Christ.

@Ustaleone

32w

Well said.

@raoulduke344

27w

Sorry to hear of your loss. Im sure you will meet again, on the other side.

@temle7489

22w

Well said...

@MrBugPop

21w

It’s understandable that people seek comfort for pain. Sorry to hear about your son. I might have sought out some god in the same circumstances.

@kennyliverpool8842

21w

What evidence or answers do have if your god that you serve? Besides books written thousands of years ago; that have been through numerous transcriptions and additions?

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@urazoktay7940

I learn many thing from Proffessor Brian Cox, he is amazing.

@InkpotTechRelated

15w

Humble man indeed🙂 Respect sir !

@keiranbygate3752

4y↑2.4K

In a way, it seems like the cruelest joke in existence has been played on us. We became self-aware only to realize this story is not about us. - Kurzgesagt

@giuffre714

4y↑150

At least the words in the story are ours : )

@jacobober8370

4y↑23

Joe Giuffre very good point

@giuffre714

4y↑11

@@jacobober8370
Thank you : )

@bradleymann58

4y↑18

@@giuffre714 there's nobody to hear them though..

@giuffre714

4y↑9

@@bradleymann58
What? : )

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@paulreeve3824

32w

Brilliant explanation of what science is about. 👍

@srincident

41w

Brian Cox is an amazing human being.

@Very-Veryconfused

1y↑1

Nice to see humility

@christianvega742

2y↑4

ALL the glory to GOD.
GOD is real, and he's knocking on your door.

@Aladinscave

30w↑1

We’ve learned so much and we know so little… let the adventure continue because it is awesome 👏 👌🏻

@jamesemerson4102

5y↑1.8K

I am a Christian and I really like the way this guy talks about Science. I love his humility and how he encourages others always to be humble and never arrogant. I don't detect any hostility. Great to listen to.

@nischalshrestha8494

5y↑74

@@augmentedkeys5971 I am an atheist but if let people believe whatever they want to believe. Also, get rekt

@zeuxlaught2797

5y↑133

@@nischalshrestha8494 science never proved god doesn't exist

@sandywyper

5y↑208

@@zeuxlaught2797 science doesn't prove negatives. Science has yet to prove that God does exist

@Spilly42

5y↑84

Sandy Wyper Wait so physical science hasn’t proved or disproved something non-physical? Crazy

@athuldas4959

5y↑13

He is an atheist though. His "beliefs" are directly at odds with yours

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@shaunrobertson1064

2y↑5

Those who condemn this man for knowing nothing are precisely the ones who know nothing. But can’t accept that someone may know more than they do. Cos it makes them feel all insecure. 🥺

@garyharmer7797

52w

Brian is amazing!

@layup4489

1y↑2

this man is a national treasure

@rjmq433

51w↑1

“This is what we’ve found out.” I love that

@jonanik3091

1y↑3

Not every genius is meant to be an instructor, and likewise with an instructor being a genius, but this guy was born to be both.
I clearly was born for neither lol

@davidb5173

5y↑829

Truly intelligent and confident men are the ones that are comfortable with admitting they don't know things

@myst1c164

4y↑11

Im noticing as I grow up that I feel less and less intelligent because I realize I know less about the world than I thought I did as a kid. I still am a kid, just not as much of one, but I feel out of place among my peers and I can’t relate to them as much as I can adults who are more intelligent. :/ it sucks

@paulfranciosi647

4y↑2

Alot of mainstream scientists don't want to be proven wrong.

@hainleysimpson1507

4y↑1

@@smokingcrab2290 Op said truly confident and intelligent.

@edh482

4y↑4

"I know that I know nothing" is a saying derived from Plato's account of the Greek philosopher Socrates. It is also called the Socratic paradox. The phrase is not one that Socrates himself is ever recorded as saying."

@lhoveh7

huuum, I don't know about that

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@trevorstieger6762

Brian u truly are a genius.

@shaunrobertson1064

2y↑9

I sense that Brian is the continuation of Stephen and we are fortunate to have someone with a mind which works in a similar way to explain such intricate concepts to us as well as actually processing those concepts on our behalf.

@78bollox

Nice

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

1y↑2

He’s not in the same league !

@shaunrobertson1064

@@MarlboroughBlenheim1 No. That's cos Stephen's dead.

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

@@shaunrobertson1064 no, he’s just not a continuation because he’s not in the same league as wouldnt claim to be!

@amndld9393

15w

@shaunrobertson1064 unlike stephen, he didn't find himself in epstein's list😂

@mickeydell4310

23w

Brian Cox is an outstanding communicator. In order to be such, you need to listen as well as covey thoughts. I thought his comment about the universe potentially being eternal was in line with my belief that God is eternal. I am devout Christian, and I place the Heavenly Father first in my life and read scripture and pray daily. Like many others I walk by faith, not by sight and that faith is unwavering. I do not dismiss new revelations in science, and am amazed at the advancements made during my lifetime. As a Christian that accepts Jesus as my savior, I feel uplifted and blessed. I am thankful and grateful for each new day of life, and the blessings the Lord has bestowed upon me.

@HelenEk7

40w↑3

Great interview. I personally believe in God, and see no contradiction between God and science.

@daffidavit

4y↑2.1K

"God is not ruled out". Words spoken by a famous physicist. This man is one of my favorite physicists of all time. There is not an arrogant bone in his body. He lends respect to religious people who want to know the objective natural truth to our reality (scientor). It's difficult in this age to have a serious interest in science as well as religion. I'm glad there are scientists like Brian Cox in this world. The man has wisdom.

@mcdotterson4103

4y↑98

god being a scientist is a possibility. infinite universes with miniscule differences between each. Sounds like a science experiment, all but 1 thing is a constant and 1 variable changed in each. "What happens when I let this play out. Can I create more of myself (say all matter in the universe collapses and becomes energy again)?" Things I figure a lone, extremely powerful being might ask/try to figure out.

@alcoholandfun243

4y↑2

@John Z Depends how you look at the situation. Sometimes the result is correct but the reason for it is wrong.

@ergot1803

4y↑16

@Fire Stryker Well, if God is not His creation as a whole, if God is not a part of His creation, and if God's creation is infinite, then He can't exist, as nothing can exist outside of infinity, because this would mean that the infinity is bounded by this external higher being, while the definition of infinity is unboundedness. This only leaves atheism and pantheism, the latter being the idea that God equals the Universe.

@skuyliving8889

4y↑9

@@ergot1803 infinity is not only one. Example : Just like number you can keep count it, if you have infinite time, so you need infinite time to measure the infinite number.

@ergot1803

4y↑5

@@skuyliving8889 Sure, but God should be "absolute infinity", which is impossible if one rejects pantheism.

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@kpatton-ir9oc

22w

He's the opposite of our current "experts" !! Love him

@waddee30

26w

I like the way he talks with a perpetual smile.😁

@crookedpaths6612

30w↑5

It’s mind boggling to think we are part of the universe and that we are also self aware. From that we can deduce the universe is self aware.

@jamesmurphy4021

1y↑1

I must say -- After hearing this -- I've now changed my mind about Brian Cox.
I now think he talks a lot of sense. I think l may well have mis-judged him !!

@shamison1980

I would definitely watch this if there was someone else instead of Joe Rogan.... But, Brian Cox is awesome....

@artsmart

3y↑2.4K

The more I know, the more I know I don't know.

@ummmno3871

3y↑63

That’s some real talk right there.

@chrisrea6841

3y↑52

Very well said. If you think of knowledge like an ever-growing bubble this makes perfect sense. The more the bubble grows, the more the perimeter or the edges of knowledge grow.

@BuckFutton

3y↑34

The three most important words in science are "I don't know"

@picassoboy52

3y↑6

A common saying

@Ayd1th

3y↑2

just shows that you are ignorant actually

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@wrong_dimension

2y↑2

There's surely a reason behind for creating our universe so eternally huge. We're definitely under control or supervision but we're not yet that advanced enough to figure it out, but we'll surely find that one day 💯

@nuntana2

2y↑1

It needs to be the size it is and have the current rate of expansion or it'd come back in on itself.

@wrong_dimension

@@nuntana2 After JWT updates, old theories are changing. Scientists are not sure whether our space actually expanding or not, it was just the exploding movement they calculated.

@donkey3187

I know you need to believe that , but the is of course no evidence at all of that.

@J5X7

Yeah, God had to make it so big and expanding so we could sleep at night

@dylanhoss3387

23w↑1

Does not work that way at all. The universe being huge in no way implies that we’re under supervision, nor does it imply that we’re not.

It has no bearing at all on that.

@satori3669

2y↑10

„An eternal creator“ is actually an underrated answer.

@rossross9281

2y↑1

Joe did alright there.

@drd1924

Joe's answer there, Shows great insight

@themancuniancandidate2744

So is "an eternal universe"

@seasonedbeefs

1y↑1

Dunce

@davidevans3227

51w

the christians i know ..and i was taught in school, that god is eternal..
so why can't the universe?

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@Arthurbeaslie

46w

Perfectly said

@M4levolence

15w

Brian is relaxing 25/8

one day he will share <3

@SkyfallVinny

Genius man

@supernova11711

3y↑1.3K

This man is just the sweetest thing. To be THIS smart yet still humble...THIS knowledgeable yet still childlike in his excitement to learn. He’s beautiful. I really don’t know how else to say it.

@wassupdawgg

3y↑54

You love him. Say it.

@supernova11711

3y↑28

@@wassupdawgg Figured that out did ya? 😉

@swapnil165

3y↑8

Check out Dr. Avi Loeb he's absolutely amazing too!

@supernova11711

3y↑4

@@swapnil165 Thank you!

@swapnil165

3y↑1

@@supernova11711 you got it

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@thealexgonzalezbiz

41w

A conversation between Brian Cox and Stephen Meyer would be interesting.

@robertgenuario3435

I'm a Christian but I also want to operate within observable facts. This is well said. Cheers, gentleman.

@InSomeOtherWorld

40w

That's why I love this guy. He is open minded.

@corycg9624

35w

I like being open minded also because the fact is we don’t know how it all started or if it even had a beginning

@briandaniel5091

Being civil in this day and age 👍

@arno_groenewald

Brian Fox, Joe Rogan and Michael Jones(IP) should do a podcast together.
It is also odd that Rogan haven't had him on yet, that seems like an as fun discussion as IP and Jordan Peterson.

Wonder how long it would be before both Rogan and Peterson meet Jones.

@Namby

4y↑1.9K

"People say the Earth's flat. It isn't and we've measured it. So just stop it."

We love you Brian Cox.

@robertking1032

3y↑15

Doubt that...

@Zeeman21

3y↑35

@@robertking1032 doubt what ?

@robertking1032

3y↑22

@@Zeeman21 ...measurements..

@theafr0842

3y↑28

@@robertking1032 Measurement is a concept that is not real, which was created by THEM

EDIT:
This is a joke
pretty much everyone who replied took it seriously and got mad, so I just want to clear it up.

@robertg6339

3y↑14

@@theafr0842 who's THEM?

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@1stinenergylimitedmdevelop533

1y↑1

This man is truly amazing

@CleverMonkeyArt

1y↑1

One of my favorite sayings is, "The map is not the territory", by Korzybski (sp?). In other words, models of reality are not reality itself, they are ways to represent reality. For instance, numbers do not exist outside of human use of them, just because we can use them to measure just about everything. Another fallacy is the tendency to take all things literally, at face value. This especially afflicts us when it comes to grappling with religious texts, such as the Bible. Hardly anything written in it should be taken at face value. Almost everything in it uses symbol, allegory, analogy, metaphor, poetry, personification, fable, etc. For instance, just because Genesis says that everything was created in 6 days, whereas science says billions of years, doesn't mean that Genesis gets it wrong. That completely misses the point. Same goes for the Mayan calendar, Hindu calendar, etc..

@Daylight7vs6

Devastating events in tour life when you seek gods help and he answered 🙏 no one can take that experience away praise God and I thank him for saving me from the dark things in my past I appreciate his love and glad he made us all so I could express to you all God is real and upon our last breathe all will know

@xCrUpTeDGrEaT

1y↑8

so he said they don’t know if the universe has a beginning, yet they “measured” it being 13 billion years old…

@allyouneedislove2206

1y↑1

I caught that, too. Very confusing statement after he made such an extraordinarily good point about it possibly being eternal and not “needing” a creator 🤷🏻‍♀️

@DVN5381

1y↑1

I was looking for this comment. “What space is there for a creator in an infinite universe?” Also, the universe is 14 billion years old; we measured it.

@jacquelinerich4021

1y↑2

yes the Big Bang timeframe has been measured, BUT there may have been other Big Bangs, in a Multi-verse scenario....just saying....

@rstrawberryy

50w↑2

That’s as far back as we can see

@EvanMerkes1

18w

@@jacquelinerich4021 Then you can't say, "we've measured it", because that would be an inaccurate statement. If you don't know if it's eternal or not then you can't state factually it's xyz years old.

@samsanders8494

51w↑25

I really enjoy listening to Brian. I actually feel and believe the universe is of intelligent design. I also believe that cosmology is proof of God

@mstjane1

45w↑2

The enormity of his power and brilliance

@HughJaxident67

45w↑2

I actually feel and believe the universe is of intelligent design

Why when there is no evidence of that?

I also believe that cosmology is proof of God

How is this evidence for a god? Cosmology is the science involved in studying the Universe, this is a science man started and developed, not any deity.

@samsanders8494

45w↑4

@@HughJaxident67 the spark of life even the simple cell could not of been created from primordial ooze. Any closer/further from our sun we would not survive, nor any other life

@HughJaxident67

45w

@matthoward598

41w↑1

@@samsanders8494I get what you're saying, but you're not providing evidence

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@jasonrolling9338

14w

There is so much more to everything then we can sense. We exist after death, but enjoy life here till its fullest.

@michaelmcconnell3631

5y↑948

"If we knew what we were doing it wouldn't be research" -A Einstein

@number1enemyoftheuseless985

4y↑13

He also said you'd be a fool to not believe in God.

@justinwalpole8956

4y↑16

No as he got older he said how stupid he was to believe in God.

@GoldSrc_

4y↑18

@@number1enemyoftheuseless985 What that out of context as well? lol.
Also, if Einstein happened to believe in a god, you can be damn sure it wasn't the god you think it was.

@number1enemyoftheuseless985

@@GoldSrc_ I never said he believes in God? He was a child sex trafficker... I'll have to look at the comment no clue why I would say that.

@number1enemyoftheuseless985

4y↑2

@@julian362 didn't care what he was trying convey... All agendas and conspiracy theories are to point out that the Bible is wrong of what it is trying teach.... Boils down to two simple facts
#1 If evolution was real why are we not still seeing animals and humans continue to evolve.
#2 Satan will try to confuse by duplicating everything that God created only thing he cannot duplicate is love..
Now I know it has nothing to do with what this guy is saying it's a generalised way of looking at things and putting these useless arguments to rest basic point the Bible is the only thing that is written by man to be true.. history is written by liers and all men and women are black of heart (meaning evil) untill they find Jesus Christ and follow the teachings... So I don't care if you think I'm just a nut case Bible lover I don't behead people for not believing in what I do, I just speak as I see and read... If you wanna have some real answer look up John Todd Collins on YouTube if not... don't care your not me I am not you believe and follow what you wish...I'm just sick people telling me I'm wrong cause they don't wanna do research in life.

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@nathanh.2162

16w↑1

Disclaimer: Kind of a dumb explanation,
but science is like discovering the ones and zeros and coding that make up a video game from the perspective of the characters inside the cartridge. However, if the creators of that game never encoded their name, why they made the game and what the outside world is like outside of the game no amount of data mining will ever be enough to answer philosophical questions of existence from the perspective of the characters inside that game. It doesn't mean it isn't valuable, but trying to find meaning or a lack of meaning based on scientific discoveries may be like trying to describe what your favorite video game means to you based on the coding rather than the childhood nostalgia that you have thinking back to when you first played it.

@HigherStateOfConsciousness

26w

The concept of an infinite universe adds complexity to these discussions because it challenges our understanding of the cosmos and the nature of existence.

@LindaKing-nq6ut

50w

Brilliant intelligent man

@Misitheus

1y↑7

God has moved on to bigger and better things...we are on our own....Peace!

@johnschuh8616

What about small things, such as your existence and mind? We sparrows do need a little help from time to time.

@synappticuser7296

1y↑3

Maybe God is in everything!

@greglander5227

1y↑2

@@synappticuser7296 GOD is in everything including you. Look within yourself to find GOD!

@blackholeentry3489

Yes...creating other universes with more complicated inhabitants.

@gamerazzedi6365

@@greglander5227 maybe if i slap the shit out of u and u start crying u will find out that ur not god anymore ! ?

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@conorharrington8154

30w

If I could steal that cheeky grin....

@negyt7665

4y↑1.5K

"The earth is flat."

"No it's not. We measured it. So...stop it."

@negyt7665

4y↑127

@@daveyoneslimobi4525 One would think that. Yet flat earthers who believe Australia is just a giant film set in Brazil, still exist. It baffles the mind.

@adnanjusic4890

4y↑12

@@daveyoneslimobi4525 east or west is more logic ;)

@mira558

4y↑9

@@negyt7665 and where do they think australians really live?

@negyt7665

4y↑37

@@mira558 ask them. They believe Australia is a lie.

@negyt7665

4y↑10

Actually now that I'm thinking about it, flying over the poles isn't really doable if I remember correctly. Magnets, compasses get thrown off. That sort of thing.

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@Ropaccinno

this should become teaching material in primary schools

@vncntjms

3:53
One possible explanation is that the creator exists outside of time and space, and that the act of creation is not necessarily tied to a specific moment in time or to the linear progression of time as we experience it. So therefore, the creator could have created an "eternal" universe that always exists.

@carlosalarcon9389

31w

The Creator has always existed, sees, and knows everything. No. The Creator is eternal. The universe is not.

@shiningfaceofluzon5594

37w

Nice to see James Blunt take an interest in philosophy and the universe.

@GregorioStyreco

Brian Cox is the definition of being Neutral.

@donkey3187

Thats politically smart

@WillLoveStrong

1y↑1

I've been saying that for about 30 years now the universe might have always been. Like a breath in-and-out.When one universe collapses in on itself a big Bang creates the next universe and this has been going on forever

@PierreDuhamel-lj1vb

35w

Thank for supporting that the whole thing is alive ...and way over our wildest imagination,,,

@ac4185

23w

Except there is no evidence of that yet. There is evidence it could expand into nothingness. When that happens, that nothingness becomes the single point of the next universe. According to Penrose.

@brettrun8575

4y↑1.8K

Unlike most humans, I think Brian has enough knowledge and wisdom to realize just how much he really doesn’t know.

@brettrun8575

4y↑38

Harry Sachs I once read that the biggest act of faith one can perform is simply accepting that there are certain questions we will never have the answers to in our lifetime. I believe that.

@Cujo5

4y↑46

@@brettrun8575 True faith comes from humility. Belief comes from arrogance. People will fight over beliefs because everyone sees everyone else's BS in their beliefs but they do not see their own BS in their beliefs. But no one will fight over true faith because it's founded in humility.

Note that the 'faith' religion preaches is not faith. Faith that's "don't question what we tell you" is not faith at all.

@ChristophersGopro

4y↑1

Well said

@zainh261

4y↑5

@@Cujo5 Most of what you said is BS.
Unless you were there when the big bang happened it's not exactly a proven but rather another story with the label of science on it. Both science and religion require faith, but religion requires much more as an individual.

@Cujo5

4y↑17

@@zainh261 You weren't there either dude, therefore your religious rubbish has no merit either, by your own admission.

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@edinsonrodriguez7486

51w↑6

😂😂😂😅😅😅😅

"The Earth's flat!"
"It isn't. We've measured it."
"So, just stop it" 5:12

This had me chuckling 😂😂😂

@user-rs4xm6zg6j

28w

I think the reson why he is so calm when he speaks is because he knows something that we dont but he cant say that…

@James-lj6oi

This fits well with the sufi and Kabbalah mystics on the theory of emulation

@AG-xo2qs

one of smartest men around and an 80s pop star to boot, same as Ricky G, lol

@jackmehoff9595

32w

Rogan is correct in the more information being available to consume. But it has not been all roses, depression and hopelessness has also increased in the past 20 years. Dwindling spirituality and lack of spiritual health is also a problem, every person cannot be a devout atheist. Perhaps humans need a balance of both.

Also, for all the answers Physics does have, there are still many questions lingering. Leonard Susskinds thoughts on the fine tuning aspect and constants in the Universe are especially interesting.

@revvv9848

3y↑597

science "is not the discipline of saying that you're not right, it's saying this is what we found out". this is the best words i've heard from a scientist.

@mullm5375

3y↑10

Well as a caveat to that I think he’s also saying religions would do well to realize when what we have found out contradicts unsubstantiated religious claims we need to except that and move forward. I mean I love this quote too but unfortunately when we discover something new sometimes that means someone else has to be wrong, it just doesn’t mean we have to shake our finger in their face and say hahah you wrong.

@tommerker8063

3y↑2

@@mullm5375 it's totaly legit if it's against a religion that actively practices anti-intelectualism as it's core doctrine

@mullm5375

3y↑8

@@tommerker8063
Yeah which unfortunately most mainstream religions tend to do that in one way or another.

@tommerker8063

3y↑6

@@mullm5375 "tend" doesn't realy cut it, more like enforce

@logiclogic6703

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLMvGMSYOVY&t=8s

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@AhmedOmar-wk8kn

2y↑4

Time is relevant to us, searching for reason shows our limitation. God is beyond reason, time or bunch mark.
Greatness falls beyond reach. If we can’t pin point soul or even fragment of it and I bit my life. We can’t creat anything really it’s simply use what really exist. Love your talk and discussion

@shawnodonle9674

This is like if someone ask me if Akido or wing chun will work on the street. My answer would be probably not but does that mean i going rule it out and just forget the whole things? i would say hell no. And i can also make an argument that Boxing and muay Thai will not work on the street , and i've trained and compete in both (well mostly Muay Thai). So my unbiased answer would be learn both Traditional and Modern Martial Arts and then you can draw your own conclussion since both will fill in the big Puzzle that you are trying to Solved. This is me trying to Make a Comparison since i'm not Scientist like this fine bloke xD

@freddyj5845

1y↑4

What a breath of fresh air compared to Tyson or Bill Nye!

@jacquelinerich4021

Tyson is also a great mind and person; both are a treat and I love listening to both of them. Could listen to Tyson all day too. Joe Rogan is an arrogant ignorant much of the time, and abrasive too. Only lishten to him when he interviews Brian Cox or Neil deGrasse Tyson.

@CoachJohnMcGuirk.

So something that took me forever to learn was that entropy isn't just things becoming more disordered and less ordered. It's a phrase I hear a lot of physicists use to explain the concept, including Brian here, but it's misleading to the layman.

Entropy refers to the unavailability of free energy in a system that can be used to do work. What does that mean? Well, from Wikipedia its says: "In physics, work is the energy transferred to or from an object via the application of force along a displacement." So, work is just when energy is being used to cause any physical thing to happen, anything from pitching a baseball to the chemical reactions we see on the molecular level.

So what does that have to do with "order" and "disorder?" Well first, let's define those things a little bit. First off, disordered states are more likely to occur than ordered states. Say you have a pair of wired earphones, and you leave them in your pocket all day and they get all tangled up, that's a disordered state. And your earphones are more likely to wind up tangled in your pocket than loose and straightened out, which is a more ordered state. Why? Because there are more ways for those earphones to be tangled up, more positions and variations, than there are ways for them to be untangled. So order and disorder in this context are about probability.

Physical systems are more probable to become disordered because there are more ways for them to be like that, and yet we still see order emerge out of our universe. Things like all the different cycles and patterns of phenomena we witness on this planet, including life. Okay so, what gives? Well, it takes energy to push something from a more probable state of disorder to a less probable state of order, like when you take those earphones out of your pocket and you untangle them. You are using physical energy in your body to do "work" and achieve this. And that's basically how it works. Temporary order can arise locally so long as there's a net universal increase of disorder, which means a decrease of available energy.

@Neillusion

4y↑1.3K

i feel like Brian Cox is a Tony hawk Underground character

@SP-xy5qn

4y↑10

Ahahahaha Tony Hawk character

Thats the funniest thing I've read all week 🤣🤣🤣

@JMAC..

4y↑59

He looks a little like the the character model for rodney mullen

@heronn4las

4y↑1

😂

@jonranger7978

4y↑11

He looks like Rodney Mullins

@davidloria4771

4y↑4

@@JMAC.. he looks like the person Rodney Mullen

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@rogero8443

34w↑1

He got to it at the end, but what could have been said to the question:
We know all this stuff based on what we've discovered, proven and observed, but no matter what we know there is seemingly infinite unknown, so there is no way to prove anyone's overarching spiritual belief wrong, inherently.
If everything we've discovered turns out to be fake, or a trick like the truman show but on a much bigger scale, then awesome can't wait for someone to find out.

@gabrielM1111

Dude literally has an infinite smile.

@tsarrite

36w

Answers change, while the question's remain the same.

@cmackscott761

1y↑2

Someone who has lived in a tropical rainforest their entire life without any outside contact might speculate that the entire universe is a tropical rainforest. Suppose scientists built an AI community on a computer. Couldn't the creators build any kind of environment for their simulated beings? Would the cyber beings be correct in assuming the things of their world are universal and apply to the world of their creators?