What If Aliens Are More Advanced Than We Can Imagine? Feynman’s Answer.

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  @Trace7173 · 3 days ago

  I agree with Brian Cox that if an older, more advanced civilization exists, the evidence of their existence should be all over the galaxy. Life may be common in the universe, but complex intelligent life (like us) is so rare that we might be the only ones

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• GO

  @goodspirit5999 · 6 days ago

  We are the "aliens" experiencing and building the universe as we evolve.

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• DE

  @DennisJohnFL · 3 days ago

  Excellent explanation for the Fermi paradox.  Advanced civilizations harnessing a black hole, coding all their knowledge on a two dimensional surface, and also hiding their existence within the event horizon. Shrinking down to the plank length makes more sense than expanding out, given the cosmic constraints (speed of light, etc.) of the universe.

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• RI

  @ricf9592 · 11 days ago

  The one flaw we apply to the so called aliens is to assume that they; like most of humanity, simply want more and more and more. Never satisfied for all eternity.

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• VE

  @VeronicaThompson-k7t · 9 days ago

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJf1ejIniW4&amp;t=1113">18:33</a> the question of “Why do we feel emotions like love, anger, fear IF we’re only a running simulation”? The answer is ENERGY. The energy and frequencies are the “propelling forces” creating vibrations of what manifests as Love, Anger and Fear, etc.

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• DM

  @dmitriiribchiuc3320 · 7 days ago

  Love it

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• DU

  @dubbwire3198 · 13 days ago

  Darn good vid. A better look at The Mind of Ptah

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• DA

  @DandeLion_114 · 6 days ago

  Requesting Clarification: When referring to &quot;information&quot; on the surface of the Event Horizon of the Black Hole are you referring to the structures of Atoms, Electrons, Protons?

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• TI

  @timakey4678 · 7 days ago

  If they are still hanging around this planet they can&apos;t be all that advanced.

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• LE

  @leonardgibney2997 · 11 days ago

  There are some weirdos out there who don&apos;t believe in aliens/UFOs.

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• NG

  @NgKahFoo-i8k · 12 days ago

  I think there are aliens knew the universe very well

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• RC

  @rcanoli99 · 4 days ago

  These concepts feel right; instinctively I believe they describe our actual reality. That a super-advanced technology would direct its energies &quot;inward&quot; to control quantum information makes perfect sense. The result is unfortunately described as a &quot;simulation,&quot; which suggests it&apos;s a subordinate, ancillary reality. The word will have to suffice until our vocabulary catches up. <br><br>The astronomical distances we observe in our telescopes are in a sense illusory. They exist while our imagination remains limited to exploring outward. As to how it all got started is beyond me but I&apos;m sure it wasn&apos;t a &quot;big bang&quot; lol.