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00:00:04| what is the now it's the future even real do you remember the past is that even the past is that just a memory of the past what if you could change it all make it better what if you made it worse
00:00:16| what if there's a ripple effect that you can't undo time travel let's talk about it so I'm Dan and I'm Nick books for old friends dissecting one topic at a time people technology media we've got it all
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00:01:19| right we're alive we're live we're alive and we're live folks another day another episode hmm I can't wait for the day where someone is
00:01:32| actually listening sequentially and they figure it all out the secret the mysteries of the universe hmm we should encode a secret into the
00:01:44| episodes somehow every fifth word spell something yeah yeah uh actually it wouldn't be that much work there's just like the bit word if you rearrange all the letters in every 10th word you can
00:01:56| make another word alphabet soup yeah yeah so you're gonna have to go backwards in time to figure that out what that was the secret message time serviço PD on time
00:02:10| can I rock a wiki on time I love the Wikipedia actor I hope you have it open I saw it I saw it open it that's alright listen they got we got nothing behind this episode so that's
00:02:22| what Wikipedia who time is the indefinite continued progress of existence and events that occur and apparently irreversible succession in the past through the present to the
00:02:33| future time is a component quantity of various measurements used to sequence events to compare the duration events or the intervals between them and to quantify rates of change or quantities
00:02:45| and material reality or in the conscious experience I'm is often referred to as the fourth that I mentioned along with three spatial dimensions yeah so you have a point over here and then it's
00:02:57| over here you're measuring the change through times the most thorough yet was explanation from Wikipedia that I've ever heard for such a simple word and a simple thing so it's really like the
00:03:09| perception of the now and our awareness that there was something and there will be hopefully something in the future and that nice guy it's the perception of change that's time change right
00:03:22| well one hand it's what I don't wanna get into clocks I think we discussed clocks at one point in the past we did yeah he's like the first clock was like a water clock they were filled with an
00:03:34| urn the filled an urn with water and then they would watch the water leave and then be like the passage of time not in a very accurate passage of time and then they got there like really complex
00:03:43| my manacle ones like I'll just skip all the way to like Rolex which is like this as a real expert I don't know I don't even I don't even know it's a it's a delicate balance of like Springs and
00:03:56| mechanisms that keep it ticking and then there's also like the the ones that you can like vibrate with your own emote like motion and their perpetual motion so if you keep charged ones right yeah
00:04:06| well now he hasn't tell time mmm I looked up a second before it was like a cesium 132 atom over so you get the atomic I've been before that yeah even before that it's like
00:04:23| quartz like quartz has a resonant frequency that they would key off of and they'd be able to tell how many counts of quartz vibrations there were in a second and then go from there mm-hm
00:04:33| because it was always constant yeah yeah cuz it's like your looks is moving they have the speed of light we're not getting into title now but I was just right there because you're talking about
00:04:46| the cesium and said atomic clock you're looking at the vibrations of cesium ice I believe and then like I might be wrong it's been like 19 episodes since we did a second definition of a second oh I
00:04:59| hope I got the actual time might oh you might it was like no no it's not you were in remembering on remember I think it was cesium rates you second season one second come on do it do it it is so
00:05:19| the second is defined by nine billion the radiation corresponding to the transition between two hyperfine levels of the ground state of cesium 133 so it's the vibration of a radioactive atom
00:05:38| that defines what our second is because that is I guess the finest vibration that we can measure with accurate okay that would make sense so then it's a very high number you're not gonna make
00:05:49| like if you were something that vibrated once every second like you could miss it by a lot if you're doing increments of 9 million you're not gonna years not as big a
00:05:59| variance of error the way that yeah okay so that that is into time dilation so we're defining time before we talk about time travel so they say like if you take an atomic clock and fly around the earth
00:06:10| that it dilates ever so slightly because you're moving that much faster i I so like theoretical physics and like the actuality of it they say it's it's possible but it's
00:06:25| like such a fine difference that I don't think it matters and also if you're flying around the earth you're traveling more distance and there are also other particles which we can't
00:06:35| define in space so there's there's unknowns which might be affecting the time travel of that device as it goes through our atmosphere so he's traveling more distance in the same amount of time
00:06:49| that one's standing still yeah so you sit the sit o'clock on the Earth's surface at sea level yeah it's it's there it rotates with the earth oh so it's not not moving electron and in a
00:07:02| plane is flying around the earth with a clock that had the exact same time and as the two over the course of let's say a year you bring them back together and they have different times on them you
00:07:13| know this is fun hunting and moving is ever so slightly younger yeah right it's a time clock so it's like you're looking at if you're defining it by the the cesium the vibration of the cesium is
00:07:25| the vibration of the cesium the same in orbit as it is on the ground I'm not sure what is the answer to that one I don't think it is the same because it could be bombarded with particles that
00:07:34| were not measuring you know if there's other radiation out there it might but is that how an atomic clock measures it just records cesium vibrations or whatever I Pro find vibrations to the
00:07:44| nine billions seems like a lot of work in a second are you sure yes hmm I'm just gonna say yes cuz I want to read this article I mean I mean I just can't I figure it's doing it backwards
00:07:56| like we know the second is nine billion vibrations of the cesium but I don't think it's actively counting nine billion every second you know what I mean it's not an active catalogue so I
00:08:08| don't think though there's a way to know so they have a continuous cold cesium fountain atomic clock in Switzerland started operating 2004 and the uncertainty of that clock is one second
00:08:20| every 30 million years Wow that's pretty good that's good thirty million years you have 30 million years it's in Wikipedia it's got to be true I used to look up science I'm all
00:08:35| the time just for fun as a kid I'm sure you did the same my dad would always say what the hell does that for sure yes home codes are right about that I'm really dad it's in the book the book
00:08:48| knows and I'd be like every like Neptune is on its side you know I mean don't you mean it's the sideways and the rings go to this Weasley who the hell knows they're like dad do not understand I'm
00:09:00| telling you it's on its side its sideways it's like who knows how do you know what's in the book anyway I'm gonna make my stead selling Jerry Jerry Seinfeld in a minute the guy subscribe
00:09:14| right in the book does he write a book enemies he's late he just wanted to say it was this you know didn't have to double check Omega T go to Mars you know yeah that's what you would say anyway um
00:09:27| I do believe in time dilation I don't really yeah it follows Einstein's walls but how do you measure like the bubble you're getting so fine in the measurement of
00:09:39| time that it's like ridiculous it's absurd it's like if you're traveling light speed and like things are supposed to be bouncing around it's like how do you guarantee that they're bouncing
00:09:48| around normally I don't think they've measured anything it likes don't like speed because there's zero mass there's a hole there's a whole thing that goes on right guys they're so funny
00:10:05| two seconds so we're good alright so what I do believe is that time can pass differently for different people how about the Excite viewer effect yeah yeah I was going with the fear of fact you
00:10:16| said excitement same thing they drop people from like crane over like a net or something and ask them to record what they see when around perception of time or it'll actually look at it and it
00:10:28| changes yeah they actually physically had to read it and the readings were different standing than when they were being dropped crane and like experiencing true fear now I don't know
00:10:39| if that's because their eyes cut wider the breath went in and they focused harder do you know those things would make you probably you know get a lower number on the clock you know in the
00:10:49| meeting or whatever it was I don't know but they say that then that kind of stuff happens that time feels like it's standing still for you it drags on each side
00:10:59| feels like more than a second was that a real thing I mean is that perception can perception change times not changing right are the other words ank you vol been stuck in class and waiting for the
00:11:08| last second to click off of it like three minutes excruciating and if you have to poop you said it that's the most excruciating feeling in the world having a poop yeah actually you know there's a
00:11:28| there's a correlation between how close you get to actually paying and how bad you actually have to pay sounds like man I really got a pity understands I open the bathroom door
00:11:37| I have to pee twice as bad as I did right before I got there and then as I'm undoing my dough I have to be four times as bad as I did at the door and then as I'm pulling out like please about to
00:11:48| come out like I'm trying to just make sure I clear the pants and don't pee all over the thing it's like 30 times worse than yeah how I thought I really liked the diarrhea though if this the moment
00:11:59| you like begin to squat play you have no contribute are now lost control even though for the previous five minutes now you're in that spot there's no way it's over
00:12:11| can't put the toothpaste back in your butthole unless they're mine it's a miniature shovel the syringe sometimes I travel this topic today I would like to go back in time and retract that's David
00:12:34| so please I guess the whole point is that from a scientist perspective if things can't don't follow time then you can't measure things evenly like if accurately everything's out of balance
00:12:45| apples to apples doesn't tie in anymore now we're talking about two totally different things we can't correlate them we can't connect them yeah it breaks I'm learn logic time literally
00:12:57| I read it in the Wikipedia definition and it makes sense but it's it literally ties the physical world to a timeline Oh have you I don't know how to talk about time without saying and we're talking
00:13:08| somewhere in there dude I mean I continually moving the 3d space we live in yeah exactly mmm past present future is a futurism so let's thought about where he was
00:13:21| banging this past and present future past and future actually like formed in the ages of like three to seven where a child doesn't understand time at all in the beginning
00:13:34| I don't know any studies that support this they just said it they I staff they that's when the Wall Street Journal of reported on a report on it but I guess like your your your wants and your needs
00:13:49| as a child or like you're trying to predict the future right you're trying to get what you want is the whole goal of intelligence is that you're predicting things out in the future so
00:13:57| that you can make them you also are remembering things that hurt you good right right so just doing those things form at the same time that you can remember things that hurt you in the
00:14:06| past to avoid them in the future do they have to exist together I don't yeah maybe because I was gonna say no you have to recognize your parents first which is a past thing right because I
00:14:18| have that for a few days maybe maybe a week to I don't know do you is that recognize them from the past or do you recognize them because you understand what they look like now or should look
00:14:29| like now but that means you had a past of them ray I mean you can't just have a memory which is current memories the past by definitely but you're not envisioning them in the past you know I
00:14:43| see them at that moment but that's current for you you're not connecting that they did something that they were doing something it's just a an ingrained understanding of who I mean it is but it
00:14:55| is based on the past a little it's not a physical like a catalogue of what they did I understand what you're saying but it is it's a stone the past literally I mean you remember them your whole life
00:15:06| and you know they're associated with it so then you know they're associated with gives me food then you know they're associated with this one has the deep voice and you're associated this one has
00:15:15| blue eyes it is beautiful and the Eagles has some wonderful hair and then you start start tying it together and you make past probably at the same speed you're making a
00:15:25| future the blue-eyed goddess blue like God here he go I will try and get his attention as he's forming that this is the blue eyed one it gives me attention I can
00:15:37| make the blue eyed one it gives me attention and you they get further further apart so that you have this grand scheme of past and present I guess yeah and jujhar sorry so this gets into
00:15:48| like I guess our reward cycle and our brain so we're trying to get the best outcome when we're little the outcome is very obvious since we want a lollipop right away when we get older it becomes
00:16:00| much more difficult to tell what will benefit us and what won't in the longer term because he's pretty wide moocs and is like branching out and a multiple possibility so you want to go into what
00:16:17| you would maybe want to know or want to change things you would if you had the opportunity to it's a time travel ago there yet you don't to go there you can go what you know you know what no yet
00:16:28| because last sciency thing i wanna touch : is um I was reading I think it's Stephen Hawking's book what's it called every level yeah is a picture of a universe in a
00:16:43| nutshell oh yeah I have a book so the part that gets me is that um we perceive time as moving forward because of entropy yeah you got entropy come on over here so when we think of time is
00:16:58| moving forward it it moves that way because we're not selling your buddy not bring that up so it's in like the third range like the first third mm-hmm what I was gonna talk about is entropy um okay
00:17:19| so you're gonna flip through it and show you how do you wanna see a it's in the first third I'm pretty sure that's a very descriptive thing I know listen whoa I mean I don't have my pages if
00:17:31| it's 214 agent roller like 60 you have to keep Johari me fill the valar you know it's fine our edge of time is shaped by the fact that we easily see things as entropy
00:17:42| increasing in every system that exists a system is just will print there's entropy in this system entropy in the universe entropy on our earth entropy everywhere
00:17:52| entropy is just is the dissemination of things from a collective organized pattern to not like if you make a maze I believe I may be explain this for actually okay that maze will not hold
00:18:08| together forever over time it will either break it will fall apart it will decay atoms are made to last forever in a form that we so you're pushing together into and so the chapter four is
00:18:21| predicting the future the I guess the the quote here is how the loss of information in black holes may reduce our ability to predict the future so as we enter into like a a permanent state
00:18:32| which entropy will bring we won't know enough about the world to change it let it be impossible to change it at that point because we'd be stuck information is breaking apart the same way the
00:18:43| materials are wringing apart the same way that everything is kind of descending into a more chaotic mix I would say it's like I think having ass more stagnant oh that's interesting I
00:18:53| always thought of as caste that's good way to put it it it's mixed Oh correct everything becomes ulsan even tone everything's breaking
00:19:01| down to one evenly distributed vibration one less interactions yeah everything is breaking down lower at our energy level all the pictures in this book are nuts I like it's weird because I don't think
00:19:15| Stephen Hawking picked these pictures himself I think someone else is just like these look like we're crazy and then what are you doing idiot stop no I did not say that shut up christie
00:19:27| brinkley's per tweet after he died good job thanks probably thanks for all the input it was great dot are I pay or something it was really vague and almost threat and he talked about this already
00:19:43| yeah I know but it's just the funniest damn thing she's ever done okay so moving on essentially you're saying time travel won't matter at the end if we don't figure it out if we like
00:19:55| you know I would be saying why we think time moves forward but it's to get forward it won't better yeah yeah I guess we're the whole thing about time travel in
00:20:05| movies is that there's some sort of Cataclysm or personal event that we're trying to avoid so that we go back in time and save those things save the things was that we cherish pretty much
00:20:16| that's a summary right I agree before we say it no do you know why I can't travel was bullshit in my opinion hmm no I don't know you don't know well let me fill you in here I think time
00:20:33| travel is bullshit just because it hasn't happened yet no although that is an interesting point you bring up that's probably a time travel paradox if time travel exists why
00:20:43| hasn't it affected us then now we know time travel exists by now yeah unless if you look super-secret and everyone was able to keep secrets forever which everyone's terrible keeping secrets
00:20:52| yeah I agree no um I was going more with what are the chances you could move all the atoms of your body that vibrate at different frequencies have different purposes or moving in different speeds
00:21:05| kind of all to a different time but it's all at the same time like to move one atom from one spot in time to another spot in time I feel it could be a really incredible thing so they think one day
00:21:19| they'll do it this is kind of like quantum entanglement right so you have quantum particles that will exhibit the same sort of behavior or opposite behavior and they won't be physically
00:21:27| connected they could be separated by a long distance is that like dozens of light-years I don't think so I think that's there's some connection to mention us yeah there's a dimension of
00:21:36| space we can't see that's obviously a shorter line maybe it's a physical connection maybe it's a you know we said there's three dimensions of space and then there's a dimension of time a
00:21:45| nigger's was mentioned we don't know that they're connected on that would make sense to me yeah it's the logical answer I agree with you there's something we don't know about it so what
00:21:55| are the chances that you would be able to transport all the molecules and atoms and parts of my body from right now in space-time because space and time exist together yeah so
00:22:06| you're gonna transport them to another space-time and it happens to be the same space but a different time and all the atoms have to make it and all the atoms survive and like everything moves like
00:22:15| it's like it's just not gonna happen I mean it's like it's like shooting a Sun and turning it into a box of flowers I don't know you're changing so many things and shooting across so many
00:22:29| physical quandary at once that I don't think it'll ever happen I know that sounds weird no so in comedies perspective yeah it works so like even like like weirdly
00:22:41| associated with what you're saying is like your physical body is one thing to move it from one location to another would you have to also bring it with it like its energy levels like your your
00:22:51| heartbeat your memory your electric buses your brain activity yeah would that just get shut down and you just like wake up and you're you or is it just like not you at that point right
00:23:02| because then you're a whole in a different time a different place you just wake up as a body with a like you said a heart and a pulse but no discernible past would you be confused
00:23:11| would you need to be like restarted in some way would you be aware of what happened we have memories of the regular present or would you have a memory of the new president mmm interesting if we
00:23:25| start getting into time traveler paradox I paradox II RDoc seein conundrums I love that word conundrums you do I don't what do you wanna go everybody want to go what would you want to know what do
00:23:40| you want to fix if you had the power to try well let's let's just go with let's say we could do time travel right okay assuming physically we can do it from physics quantum mechanics and energy
00:23:51| levels everything cool you can transport a person or a thing back in time or you go forward or back is the first question well here's the other one I don't think you could go back in time I think you
00:24:02| could only go forward in time so you would only be forced to keep going forward right so you could because otherwise you would change the past which would change the ripple I don't
00:24:13| get a fly effect so if time travel were possible and they decreed that you couldn't go back in time we wouldn't know about it and you'd also have my people they're just like
00:24:22| skipping ahead to see what happened now could if time dilation was real isn't that a little bit of that do the clocks slow down or they go faster like they slowly slow down do you
00:24:37| perceive like a you're going by but if you were traveling at almost the speed of light there's an actual equation for it you can type in 0.9% the speed of light do the time dilation equation and
00:24:50| I'd like to do an exercise so let's say we travel from one year at point nine five percent the speed of light which is impossible but let's just say we can do it for a year can you do that I can if
00:25:03| you buy me okay I'll keep talking I didn't know if you found it I was making sure we weren't going up an alleyway that couldn't even talk about so let's say we've been on a way to take hydrogen
00:25:12| or something something super abundant and super simple that's everywhere and we could fuel a rocket ship to go 0.9 or thousand meters per second right and we're in this ship for a year how much
00:25:30| time would pass for people on earth actually equation for it and I believe they use Einstein's relativity so ninth line guy okay so if you're traveling in is slowed down to 14% of its usual value
00:25:51| theoretical what that's why I said 95 because I figured that was realistic but see so you could theoretically move it like a 7 the speed so you would see what point would your children age they'd be
00:26:10| you take 5 years and then they would be your age right if you're 30 which one at what speed I didn't hear so you could essentially see how your you could
00:26:27| that's how your kids look when they're young yeah they could Matty messed up their lives yeah they could see you at your age and you could see them at your age well I'll be wild this is a teenager
00:26:41| like their friends on podcast I was not be friends with my son or anything I don't know maybe I would even hate you also yeah you would have left him for 30 years or whatever right yeah so you
00:26:54| unless you had some sort of magical gravitational bookcase and watch that might might cover some emotional scars so what we're hitting at is a movie called interstellar soaring Matthew
00:27:10| McConaughey and a robot named Hal yeah but it I don't like that movie it's slow bullshit II it's a Hans immer soundtrack a great soundtrack oh yeah if you could just listen to the soundtrack
00:27:24| okay that's fine recommend it don't watch it for three hours actually didn't think it was a terrible movie it was alright I liked a lot of the prophets premise ease in it I didn't like we
00:27:38| literally mention that we're gonna talk about this movie and I said it it has long drawn-out silent parts that were like too artsy like Matthew McConaughey looking at the corn that's having blight
00:27:49| on it and then it would be like the soundtrack and it would be like looking at all the corn and then they'd show like a child hungry looking out the window and then they'd show like the
00:27:58| moon for like five minutes and then they'd show like this all without anyone talking and you're like oh my god this intense looking intently this is too intense for talking about play and corn
00:28:10| time travel but they time travel because he goes so fast time dilates when he comes back to Earth after he did his mission or whatever the hell it is oops oiler doesn't come back does he he took
00:28:24| my shoulder no it's like you can speak through quantum and gravity bullshit gravity yeah so they do have gravitational measurements on earth the sensors are like set up like a V so they
00:28:37| watch the ripple as it goes through like one end of viii and like comes out the other and they have measured gravitational pulses so the gravitational pulses are faster
00:28:47| than of what it's like when a star explodes there's a supernova that like changes the dynamics of the physics and like the density of those things causes like waves of gravity gravitational oh
00:28:59| yeah so it's possible that you can send messages like faster than we could possibly possibly believe and have them interconnected in terms of gladly really travels at the speed of light correct
00:29:11| because information you can only travel with that to be sure I'll take it okay I swear what I was gay rodeo physically I don't know I just confused you okay okay so a you did anyway moving on that movie
00:29:22| had time dilation he comes back and his daughter is his grandmother right just like 88 on her deathbed and he's still Matthew McConaughey Hey all right all right I stay the same age no they stay
00:29:37| the same age you guys zero chance by the way no I know it makes that joke I'm the only one who's noticed us really every one of his movies no no the zero he says zero rather funny but he says it every
00:29:51| movie at one point he says you got zero chance you listen to him you could end up in a gutter you have a zero chains like it's just like make sure he says zero that me man have a contract that
00:30:04| just said I have to say zero in this movie zero at least three times or else we have double his salary he's out he's a goddamn anyway so let's talk about other movies unless you got in you have
00:30:19| a point in this show so we see predestination it's a movie where the person is like a special assassin that goes through time to kill people and eventually like the person who incites
00:30:36| that change is the same person in the end sorry that was a spoiler and like his his own job to kill himself it's the same thing with the boiler looper looper does the same thing when the older that
00:30:50| is right and at the end of that movie I think he's trying to save the kid with like mental powers special powers so the only way to do that is to kill himself
00:31:03| oh yeah I Specter sign about that interesting so let's talk about all these movies all these movies have it there's a thing that all time-travel movies like that have overlapping the
00:31:17| same people at the same time right because from a writer's perspective it's the only way to make it a neat clean it's not just easy it's it's the only way to make sense if you don't end it
00:31:31| you have open ends on both ends in which case you can't close a story with two open ends yeah you can close one you can't close both they're going in different directions at different time
00:31:40| lines cants the only way to make it go is one story is to somehow circle back or you married your mother or Michael J Fox had sex with his mother or whoever yeah yeah so then yeah exactly
00:31:54| back to the future which is you're trying to which is by the way a super well done movie MB people still don't get enough credit for how great of a name that is back to the future I guess
00:32:08| we just sitting here that's really good it's really good whoever thought that up still patting themselves on the back yet a manners pat you on the back too they also cover up their anachronistic as
00:32:21| they like macron isms and I'm sorry I do both ways they like run over a tree and then they make sure that in the future that tree is not there as like Twin Pines becomes a lone pine so it's like
00:32:31| little details like that cover up like today I didn't mmm it covers up the I guess the errors that he made the past those are small interesting mediations if you ever seen Adjustment Bureau it's
00:32:45| like there's so we're getting in like the religious aspect of like fate and destiny here so Adjustment Bureau is like there's a divine entity that is predicting what is happening and they're
00:32:56| controlling everyone kind of in check after things happen a certain way who's a desert mething mannerly 10-15 years probably when I came out when I saw it on and women learn that rave you
00:33:09| could be absolutely correct think she's fantastic yes you do mmm yeah oh she's gorgeous and uh so it's like it's like not only so like fate and destiny has this idea
00:33:24| that like you're destined to do I guess maybe a set number of things see like it's defined that it has to happen there are people that believe like it doesn't matter that you're your fate regardless
00:33:33| it's gonna be like a linear path and you're gonna match it exactly The Adjustment Bureau takes it and says that like at this point you're gonna meet this person who's gonna change your
00:33:41| future and it's like a necessary part of you got their life because it develops what you do next and I'll shape the next thing you do which helps shape future people which is for the greater good
00:33:53| let's say yeah and the whole purpose of the Adjustment Bureau is that they had this grand scheme and then it's a rom-com so love broke that scheme trumps all promise all drunken from what I said
00:34:08| that he trumped it you know yeah yeah hmm so it's kind of an english special that further the possibilities of going back in time the like if you could go back in
00:34:19| time in your own life was is there anything that you would change no um - you're too happy with what you've got time no I wouldn't want to match up lots of money no that's not it
00:34:32| that's not it at all power sexy or what no no I love all these things I think is that amazing I would love all of those things I would be afraid that the way time is built the way human perception
00:34:47| of time is built the way people interact because of time because of certain reactions the way reactions happen because of reaction yeah that even if you went back to change something you'd
00:34:58| have to happen way of the past something else you were doing it he's only got six shirts folks yeah in that six I'm not gonna really do a well it's not the
00:35:11| rotation you're putting down in that's yeah no yeah the son of a bitch where I like the shirt system so it's not shit I know I'm the problem too shaky but but if you change the past to make yourself
00:35:26| rich in the future you have changed several other things you made somebody pour asta notch is that I put it this way so let's say in a football game this is our favorite argument if he just
00:35:39| converts that first down in his first in the second half and they score there they win the game no not necessarily because now the score is different so it takes what the coach says at halftime
00:35:51| differently it takes how certain players play that Dictation could change whether someone has to run an out pattern or is covering too high safety because now you're from behind whether you're in the
00:36:01| lead did he turn his ankle on one play well that changes things even further now the safety left the game oh my god now the safety left the game we have the lead
00:36:11| we're playing entirely different do you just change the entire game and I'm just talking about by the third quarter we didn't even get to the fourth quarter so in changing the past you've changed
00:36:21| so many things because you didn't change one thing you changed all the ripples that will happen around it so this is the if you go back in time would you kill Hitler not at all it was a cute
00:36:36| baby semi just not an anti hit light zone yeah I think so the thing is that I mean you don't know the neccessity of evil like if someone was evil and you could save like a utilitarian view you
00:36:55| could save a whole bunch of people barrel tip to what people thought yeah you don't know that like that's necessary for the birth of something better so like we're all aware that this
00:37:05| asshole did something awful and we all household name yeah don't do what Hitler did cuz he warning sign yeah yeah he's the worst person he's literally a poster child for bed if he
00:37:19| was dead we wouldn't have that correct yeah you wolfenstein would not exist the first 3d first-person shooter yeah okhta liebe so if you don't if you go back in time and kill Hitler you might
00:37:34| actually cause another dictator to rise up and be able to take control imagine if that happened ten years later and they had atomic power or weapons you bring up a good point yeah they could do
00:37:47| a whole lot more damage and you wouldn't have had this one signifier to control the world and protect the world you're right absolutely right now we have no way of knowing this that's true I mean
00:38:00| that's what happens if you go back in time is that all the ripples that you create start to change things that you can't possibly guess so is this this is what happens in the most
00:38:11| time-travel movies I think there's like three three genres one where you're sent back to do a bunch of deeds and then the last eat is yourself like the looper and you know the other one we're touching on
00:38:22| is the you go back to make things better for everyone but in doing that you've created something problematic it's the fact that you and back to the future where he starts to see people disappear
00:38:33| from his family because he destroyed his family line right so it's kind of a strange thing that could you I guess would you still exist like so that's one fallacy and back to the future that here
00:38:47| we go you disappear immediately right right because he stopped existing it's not like a slow fade that's just like movie like being tongue-in-cheek like oh he's got 30 30 minutes ring slowly fades
00:38:59| or he can't ride the guitar anymore oh no they have to kiss at the under the sea ball geez so what you said to is where they are they correct everything they have ripples and then there was a
00:39:15| third one to talk about I didn't know I feel like there is another one that I'm forgetting at the moment but yet was like I guess like terminator falls under that twelve Monkeys also falls under
00:39:26| that mm-hmm maybe dr. strange where he goes he goes to draw mama who's like trying to eat the world and he says drew babu and he gets killed
00:39:37| Geronimo gets killed it's like he uses time as an endless loop it's like if you can control time you can control exactly what happens and it can like you can force your will on to other people
00:39:48| what's the movie of Tom Cruise um mmm in the future he's a starship fighter Misha I was gonna zoom and I'm not in court that's the predominant coming back to life oh I know what you're talking about
00:40:03| that's actually decent it also has Emily won in it full metal bitch yes it does I knew yeah yeah edge of tomorrow edge of took Wow did you look it up no that's pretty good what a
00:40:16| bit so that's also ground is a little bit right sides perfectly ironically that's the third kind uh-huh you keep repeating something in time until you get it right which is almost like a
00:40:29| fairy tale version like a very like if you were going you got it wrong keep going and that I keep going it was bad uh yeah all right we can move forward and done and in Asia tomorrow it was
00:40:41| figuring out how to kill the aliens in long day it was figuring out how to be the best person possible right saving lives because some babies learn to play piano what that was the most interesting
00:40:53| part he kept his skills that he learned every day I guess even refresh that they didn't lose them every day that's all right which so there's an epicurean view of life which is that if you can live
00:41:05| life to the fullest and enjoy the most yourself that is the best way to live life so Epicureans would try to strive for like the most enjoyment possible which I
00:41:16| that's a new word for me epicurean keyword you pronounce you pronounced it correct yeah I'm corrupt so so three if I guess if like one views if you can go back in
00:41:28| time that you could change things to make them the happiest for you I don't know that that necessarily makes it happier for everyone else everyone else is right which is troubling is you like
00:41:40| eventually I think you understand because you have all the time in the world that you want to make the world a better place overall but you have no perception of how good the world
00:41:49| is you just have your view so you get limited okay like like 12 monkeys 12 monkeys does this to think you'd like 12 monkeys so I think maybe you're thinking about it you're chugging through it I do
00:42:02| like it but I I've seen it like 12 times total idly enough two times in its entirety ten times in either the second half or the first five minutes or the first when it's the last 30 minutes I
00:42:19| hardly ever see it straight through and so there's a continuity error for me when I think of it I'm like there's as well as thinks he's sent to the wrong time but he's really in the right time
00:42:31| and he's seeing himself why does he blame the 12 monkeys though I think someone does remember it spread hate in the gang yeah yeah and then there's something good for something unit of a
00:42:45| window and likes crashes on the ground I think I I don't I don't remember exactly this I have the same feeling about that movies use I've seen it moment I love it but I never feel like I've seen it
00:42:57| correctly it like I can write together it's almost like memento where you the pieces are so straight out that you feel like you've only seen said a quarter time travel movie I think it his he
00:43:09| experiences it linearly though doesn't he but in backwards increments like you experience this strip and then this strip and then this strip and then this
00:43:22| strip so they move in a forward direction but every time you're finished a clip it goes back a scene and then you finish that clip it goes back a scene you finish I click that it goes back
00:43:32| asking so would you like this just scares me to death like if I had time travel at my fingertips I would confuse the fuck out of myself like I wouldn't know why would you keep it straight
00:43:42| not to mention your own brain would be confused they would be like looking at yourself like a year ago then skipping back this house so we get seasonal affective disorder si D when
00:43:54| it's winter for a long time what if we skipped our town when we get new disorders new weird things to happen to our brain but you were kind of just touching you what if you could like if
00:44:02| the like yeah if you skipped summer to winter summer to winter summer to winter or like even like climate oxygen love yes like you're in the Jurassic period looking at the data source it's like
00:44:12| this is you might be like hyped about an oxygen different everything different microbes going around different mm-hmm everything is different you're not built for it you haven't been
00:44:20| raised and it literally were plucked into a pretty extreme environment yeah another thing to consider what else you got damn hey it was right there what would we talk about just one sentence
00:44:34| ago or the world's essentially is that you know like you're not used to your own environment oxygen levels bacteria journos virus my sentence before the at your fingertips times at your fingertips
00:44:45| you could dial in where you wanted to go would you have a reference point would you lose your reference point do you have to go in the same space you're in so like if the space was not a house
00:44:55| before that would I die immediately yeah so I think about that all the time it's like you'd have to have like terminator like bubble of liquid whatever fire ground absolutely yeah like what is he's
00:45:07| weird you could you could time-travel into a bubble underneath the earth and he'd be like well gotta keep going yeah have a great day but don't die you'd
00:45:17| have to travel in space as well and then you'd have to be able to like see and view the future and past that before you give him go there yeah space and time are connected that's the
00:45:28| other thing space and time are connected you're changing what happens if you see yourself in most of these movies you're not allowed to right that's rule so in himself but he doesn't know he's like 30
00:45:44| years older so he doesn't know it it's like a passing would you know yourself if you so say you made a terrible yes and you went back in time to your 13 year old self and he said don't do that
00:45:55| would you even be like this guy's nuts you wouldn't know that it's you remember it yeah would it make an impression on you to change your life could you change your younger selfs life
00:46:07| by coming back and telling them something dudes I could have went back to 13 year old me next week if I could time travel let's say I went back this is the other
00:46:16| weird thing you get into weird timelines no no 30 33 and a half year old me went back to 14 year old me and said whatever you do check this box on the form trust me it's gonna open up a wall around pal
00:46:28| I wouldn't know hey WTF I'm not checking whatever box I'm crazy dude told me I probably wouldn't recognize myself even if I did I probably would check the box
00:46:41| I told me to do because I feel like it's pushing me too hard in a direction and I don't there was no other side of proof you know when something magical happens that you think about it for a while and
00:46:51| then you're like give me the other side and nothing happens and you start to think maybe I made it up yeah you don't you'd have to prove yourself like I think yeah and there's a there's no
00:47:01| future proof up to checking the box or changing whatever and I let lottery numbers or something well I would that's a foolproof one because it cost you what 2 bucks to play it I would play
00:47:13| it yeah you know to mean Plus because what you gonna lose at that point well how does the Back to the Future Biff has the Almanac and he starts reading off the courts on the
00:47:24| name right there like he's like it's like a Hail Mary play or something so there's always that's never gonna happen and it happens anything like a like starts predicting things so there's a
00:47:34| new one coming out called it's about a camera they can see the future oh I know what you're talking about Shutterfly exposure it's it's a camera word deep view it's is this a horror
00:47:52| movie yeah it's a horror movie as hell old scientist who lives across the street from this this group of friends see something I was taking pictures of the room every day and he posted them on
00:48:05| the wall but it wasn't a regular camera you can see the future what's it called you have a name I've seen a movie he's taking pictures right and it's the before friends or whatever in there so
00:48:17| the friends came over to the house one day through whatever stupid tree they may time lapse yes time lapse okay cool time lapse photo feel like this is like so get this with a seat he
00:48:31| starts no I don't know I actually can't remember I was taking a crap watching the previous that was a really pay attention my I was thinking a radio radio I was like he can hear his past
00:48:45| self oh no anyway in time lapse they realized this camera shows them the next day so they started looking as a TV in the background they started playing the odds
00:48:59| they realize they watch sports a lot they start watching sports on purpose so I can see this score the next day he start playing the bookie shows up in their house and there's a picture of it
00:49:10| the day before the bookie shows up in the house he's like there's nothing worse than someone won't pay their bets and he says except someone who's right because now he's getting mad like he
00:49:22| there are a hundred percent betters people are out to kill them and then all of a sudden and how you getting these right he has tell about the camera they're hiding things other people are
00:49:32| getting in trouble for predicting the future in ways they shouldn't be able to and they can't explain why they know the things they do and it's just it ruins their lives essentially and they're
00:49:42| talking about destroying the machine it'll look pretty interesting it's just an interesting take it's very we shouldn't be changing time so top-billed and danielle Panabaker
00:49:55| china those danielle panabaker shout out she's listen he's hit us up in the DM no yeah she's got that nerdy swab type thing going on her you like what I - aunjanue anyway I got distracted by her
00:50:18| okay time lapse what do you say anyway getting in is it's a common trope the ton travel ends up being bad and the people who can do it or have a machine to do it eventually correct the wrongs
00:50:43| and destroy the machine or stop doing it right yeah they feel that it's awful so that's like the movie perception of time travel if you really had like someone who could lock down time travel and be
00:50:54| the only one maybe they could surgically change things to make them for what they are so maybe we're on the same path that is what it's supposed to be based on those Adjustment Bureau people or like a
00:51:06| secret government agency trying to correct wrongs also alternative universes like if you change something in an eternal universe maybe all the universe that sounded terrible maybe all
00:51:21| the alternative universes are existing all the same time like every possibility happens and then every possibility spawns and an infinite number of universes so if you were to go back in
00:51:33| time and change something you would be stuck in whatever University created mm-hmm well you stopped the ability to time travel you do but how do you undo what you've already done well this is
00:51:48| the interesting you stop yourself doing what you've done and then does that create an alternate universe there are movies that do that I've seen really convoluted movies they have to go back
00:51:57| in time to stop themselves from coming back in time to stop himself from changing something and it's like whoa it's like what are you doing here um you three I'm from the 2049 March and he's
00:52:10| like uh from February ends like I have to kill you he's like yeah I have to kill me or what's gonna happen he's like I happen and then he goes like he had to do it and you're like okay this sounds
00:52:20| like a good option I think it's in Rick and Morty Family Guy the cartoons they've done I have to kill you because they take it to the odd degree yeah a great answer sacrum I said Trump but now
00:52:35| I'm saying mmm degree but there is a thing where I don't think let's say you created this alternate reality and you're stuck in it time travel doesn't preclude space
00:52:51| travel is an alternate universe in the same space as ours could you travel I mean if you could freeze time and I guess you could choose where you go you could travel to anywhere and even if our
00:53:04| space travel is it that space travel we're talking about that's teleportation isn't a different thing if you get freeze time then you can go anywhere I don't know times it's something thing
00:53:15| are you combining the two you're saying we can space travel because you can time travel cuz once harder than the other no a future for live oh no we won't it's not having us real the other thing
00:53:27| is this the greatest quandary of them all if you went back in time and change time you would change time to the effect where hey you might not be born or big time travel might not be invented and
00:53:39| then your machine breaks and you're stuck in that time forget stuck in time you didn't exist to go back in time right I'm talking about if you just broke the machine if you just like it
00:53:54| happen what if you what if you went back in time and killed a bunch of people and then your parents never met and never had you and you invented the time machine there would be no time machine
00:54:05| hmm so where are you at this point with no time that she'd being invented you're trying to save doc from the librarians Liddy's I figure I go 80 librarians
00:54:19| hustla have rendered libyans yeah and lots of labias those folks mm-hmm but lastly I want to go back to destiny that you said yes you did did you if yes I did um let's say there is no time travel
00:54:41| at his time-travel effect destiny I think and I thought of this before the episode and I've been drinking but I feel like if time-travel existed there would be no destiny because you
00:54:54| can change it we'd have to go back to the island mmm which one the island from lost Oh see I tell the first chorus I love it yes I did I know I don't remember any any of
00:55:10| the characters Harley Hurley yeah and the bald guy John Locke Jack and Jack and who's the long hair Sawyer Sawyer is always sexy and only one show
00:55:25| there's a lotta third jela Sayid mmm so I don't know how we sum that up what are you going on sorry I distract you that's fine um destiny so we're set to fulfill a certain purpose that we
00:55:45| tension it early equals lives and different nodes of different periods of our life deeds or we meet a person and we fall in love and have children mmm isn't that the like the pinnacle movie
00:55:57| fantasy is that your your what your life is changed by them and the moment you meet somebody I'd like he's just splintered isn't it far more the opposite of freewill is
00:56:09| that it was meant to happen and you had no choice in the matter so you felt the same you're gonna have a left time travel movie where you go back and change things but they end up happening
00:56:18| anyway mm-hmm Jefferson movie where someone knows the future and they said I'm not gonna do it I'm not gonna do it and they do 40 things differently to try and avoid said situation but they go so
00:56:30| far overboard that at the last minute they do something that causes it to happen like the Oracle with Morpheus mm-hmm don't worry about the cup one cup I'm not gonna knock over a cup and in
00:56:41| doing so she causes him to turn and knock over a cup or whatever it is it's not a cup I just it's a vase oh thank you thank you thank you I'm painted in yes the weird part about that is that is
00:56:53| a simulation so they're watching them exist in a perpetual a simulation yeah this is the same time hmm so yeah I don't know how I'm gonna go there all right I know we can wrap it up
00:57:10| pretty nicely yeah let's say people couldn't time-travel okay so every now and uh yeah I wasn't even going there information you could send everyone then
00:57:24| I'll leave my friend Dylan a voicemail and I say it's from the future you know you tell him I tell them all sports it's not do it sometimes I'm like it's Nick it's from the future he'll
00:57:39| never guess what the only thing you can't do is oh my god ha ha very funny to make he's like the worst is what he says I listened to it on like speakerphone in the car because I didn't
00:57:54| know who you it was one time was about ice go friend herself and then she was like we talking about I was like she's like just ignore him you dick anyway and in a way our nighttime traveling anytime
00:58:10| I leave a voicemail I know it sounds real stupid I'm sending a message to someone who won't read it or hear it for hours days weeks right so this this happens in Back to the Future where he
00:58:21| just sees something happen it's like a dad a new mom moment where like everything is kind of unraveling and I think is at the end of the movie and somebody appears with a package and says
00:58:32| someone told me to be here at this time holds it gives him the letter yeah the letter that's what as a letter and then he opens it and it's like the time skips to the next movie I think um
00:58:49| remember it but but in a way you are like why don't we use that more often like if it would be even just comical like to write yourself a letter and then say like post-office don't deliver this
00:59:01| until like a year later we don't do it because we maybe disregard the we disregard everything right the panel there's also RRR Wade on the present is way overvalued
00:59:13| because where's pleasure exist so this is in like my so there's a theory here that like you're building yourself up over the course of your life to be something and I firmly believe that like
00:59:27| the entrepreneurs out there that are building stuff or just trying things and they keep just trying things so like there's no grand vision like the end product isn't what they thought in the
00:59:37| beginning it's just like a small number of building blocks that actually build up to like an an Amazon or like a Google like these things are like small ideas that then just explode into bigger ideas
00:59:49| your life changes technology changes the world changes so the things you're building could line up perfectly do they also can be null and void in one single fell swoop yeah one failure could
01:00:03| destroy your hands and dreams everything but if you have the extra time and the extra money it's worth investing in something that may or may not pan out I guess yeah
01:00:14| if you could if you have a will to be a certain direction maybe it's gonna happen anyway let's talk about stoicism this is kind of the same idea I saw that new your news I didn't know so I guess
01:00:29| stoicism is is the belief that you're gonna I'm gonna butcher this so bad mmm-hmm is that you're on a path and your path does not deviate it's going to happen anyway so you're willing to
01:00:42| accept things as they come to you so you're not trying to predict things in the future it's just your willingness to accept when they happen to do the best when
01:00:50| they happen to you psiphon I did what uh what does it apply to one who is their character that is behind stoicism is our movies that we can touch on is there anything I'm trying to think of who
01:01:02| you're talking about it is or someone I would I think this was the speech in one of our like Odysseus classes one of like the Greek tragedy we you're listening ever that I take there's no I don't
01:01:12| recall this Beach but I totally he was the only thing I can think of because he's constantly getting like bad news like hey the god of plagues is here and he's here to your video he's like I
01:01:21| shall deal with it or like your whites dead here someone's out he's like I shall deal with it like he feels with everything as it comes to him and he's very creative or
01:01:31| what's the word like nonchalant about and adaptable no it's like it's not adaptable it's not creative he's accepting like let it no but he uses things adaptable it's another word for
01:01:46| adaptable anyway it also allows you it frees up your mind in order to like accurately assess the situation and then deal with it like the people who have like anxiety or
01:01:58| constantly thinking about the future perils which they can't avoid so like if you're a stoic future perils don't matter to you because you don't believe that you can control those things in the
01:02:08| moment because they're not the moment it's weird I'm pretty stoic I'm I'm uh somewhere in the middle I get anxiety but I also need to have some realize that there are moments that can steer
01:02:21| the future and then those moments I'm stoic is I don't care about the things that happened after those moments it's like I'm gonna use a quote here from someone I was talking about sex is that
01:02:36| if in the moment of sex you're focused entirely on that moment and for a guy it happens not I guess not when he wants it to it just happens when the female decides and the female is looking for
01:02:49| like all good things that happen and build up to sex so she said that foreplay occurs not ten minutes before sex but immediately after the orgasm so so like immediately after your last
01:03:03| orgasm you're already building towards the future so like as a guy the view of the world is very narrow in the expectation so like there's a little bit of stuff in there that you're kind of
01:03:14| stuck in this like ten minute window like oh we might have sex and intent next ten minutes I care a lot about this but for a woman in the window yeah fourteen someone in refractory so some
01:03:24| people like she was saying like women are like building up this slow like sand castle of emotion and like the moment you have an orgasm you're trying to shovel on rebuild Olay you're trying to
01:03:37| get her into it more so it's weird because I think that half for the guy too technically because times passing easy approaching I mean after orgasms he's approaching his next
01:03:47| orgasm yeah there's like as science you're toss but he isn't aware of it he's not thinking about it he's not really worried about it he said he knows he'll get there if you can you can do it
01:03:59| but it's interesting so it's it's more important to her I guess it depends on the individual a little bit yeah yeah but I see what you're saying like there's they're small and large
01:04:12| timelines there's there's a stoicism makes us think that you could be stuck in a time window that's like this see that thank you folks check it out your timeline could also be as big as
01:04:26| your life span you may be thinking of birth from to death and be constantly aware of all of it there's no way for me to know for sure there's no way to know how much of it you should accept as the
01:04:41| present like just someone who's 80 years old think of their life from 3 to now and think this is my life I mean most of us take our lives and windows 3 years 6 months 4 weeks I think that makes us
01:04:57| different people to the way we think of our lives guess in the other version if you could relive a portion of your life I don't like I thought well yeah college is the obvious one I think I'd want to
01:05:11| relive college over it ok I think I would like to pick a different College each time if you could go to a different college every time that would be wouldn't change your life I mean if you
01:05:21| could reset like if you Groundhog Day said every time I go back to regular yeah go buy do it again 18 deciding I'm going at 20 now 21 I can go to the bars but you might have to do in here you'd
01:05:36| have to set it to be like okay I'm gonna be here space and time control but you're thinking about like mostly sunny Philippe's yeah how do you fill out the blank work to go to a different college
01:05:50| no paperwork to go to the college and then Metron is it I did get in it's a lot of work if you do like through sadly many like is there so many times where you
01:06:01| don't get in like this number years yeah the work at Walmart oh is that great Oh Walmart at home that's a good point what I want to do to bring it back to Center is that I mentioned how sending a
01:06:26| voicemail is a little bit like time travel anytime we record a video it's a little bit like time travel you know only in the forward direction but let's say you made a podcast that's a little
01:06:37| bit like time travel yeah do you think people who make a podcast fairly intellectual fairly discussion on fairly everything about themselves and then record it and upload it to the internet
01:06:49| maybe they want to look back on it in 20 years maybe someone habló maybe in 40 years someone else will say it maybe a hundred years someone will stumble upon it yeah
01:06:59| it's weird because that's time travel and from from our door look this doorknob if someone's look at this in 100 years to say that's the most fucked up
01:07:10| doorknob I've never seen from they might look at this and be like that's how a drums looked like I know there's no way I can know what a drums look like in a hundred years
01:07:20| like that's wallpaper this is how people doors are this is before about big holocausts I'll be like huh yeah sure there's no way lady Sybil's couldn't believe it like sports back then it's
01:07:37| soccer ball a football helmet people used to use wallpaper back then - holy shit I mean look dude you got plans back there maybe in the future they don't
01:07:47| have plants or like this is they're trying to sniff our video they're like oh my god secondly it plants didn't they have 3d technology no we didn't so that's one of the things I would like to
01:08:00| like if there's viewers out there that are sitting on a beach or they're like having a heart and we like chain in their future that's kind of a bizarre thing to think about
01:08:10| is that we did time travel dude yeah we changed the future just by recording this what do you have that crazy it's what we're doing time travel sort of it's the closest we
01:08:22| can get right now right yeah it's forward leaning us did you want to touch on lastly the out of place pictures Oh through history Akron isms I don't know if you have specifics I
01:08:37| always every now and then I come across the YouTube videos like ten pictures that proof time travelers are real and it's like someone in like a leather jacket and sheets and everything at like
01:08:48| a concert in 1960s and like he probably was like a big asshole it's people who look at a place or things that look out of place and out of time like how did someone have v-drums
01:09:03| in a video on the background in 1940 that's like it's like you probably didn't I don't know what the hell you were saying their most personal in movies like it's hard to find things
01:09:14| that I don't know that there are actual anachronism oh there are if you if you look hard enough on YouTube there are like pictures of political parades or some will be dressed a hundred percent
01:09:26| like they're from like the 2000s and they have something that looks like it might be a cell phone in their hand and you're like that's pretty wild but I'm sure it's a coincidence that they dress
01:09:36| like an a-hole that day and then they were reaching from their ear you know I mean there's no way it's an actual cell phone in 1980 and it's a they're wearing a hurry Ellis whatever yeah you'll know
01:09:49| I'm from the 90s I said Perry Ellis it's probably not even a thing anymore did you see any of these he's too uh nothing's fine there are no so they're all like broken they're both
01:09:59| renaissance-fair they pull out a camera yeah there's a big bullshit yeah yeah I feel like if this really did exist and you went back in time someone would be out there already monitoring it and
01:10:14| they'd be like this person has to die now shut it down yeah so so just something up yeah we talked about fate destiny time travel
01:10:29| stoicism the past life you talk about having sex with grandfather's at the paradigm alternative University secret mother but a winery by Laura slumps he goes back in time a chokes himself with
01:10:42| the umbilical cord how do you like that folks that's AB you can wear week spoiler alert oh sorry I ruined the butterfly yeah talk about looper don't destination oh my god destiny creepy
01:10:52| that prepubescent boys oh my god they're always fiddling with time oh my God where we're talking about the dobry jewelers were sponsored by Benari jewelers it's gonna buy a diamond ring
01:11:07| gonna be da relativity in relativity on tivity time diet jewelry for your relatives we talked about entropy we talked about the heat death of the universe could not talk about paradox
01:11:22| and underarms paradox e paradox docks hi we talked about a lot of folks and I'm glad everyone tuned in I opened one too now with our parsecs yeah cesium 98 933 if this video is reaching
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00:00:16| what if there's a ripple effect that you can't undo time travel let's talk about it so I'm Dan and I'm Nick books for old friends dissecting one topic at a time people technology media we've got it all
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00:01:19| right we're alive we're live we're alive and we're live folks another day another episode hmm I can't wait for the day where someone is
00:01:32| actually listening sequentially and they figure it all out the secret the mysteries of the universe hmm we should encode a secret into the
00:01:44| episodes somehow every fifth word spell something yeah yeah uh actually it wouldn't be that much work there's just like the bit word if you rearrange all the letters in every 10th word you can
00:01:56| make another word alphabet soup yeah yeah so you're gonna have to go backwards in time to figure that out what that was the secret message time serviço PD on time
00:02:10| can I rock a wiki on time I love the Wikipedia actor I hope you have it open I saw it I saw it open it that's alright listen they got we got nothing behind this episode so that's
00:02:22| what Wikipedia who time is the indefinite continued progress of existence and events that occur and apparently irreversible succession in the past through the present to the
00:02:33| future time is a component quantity of various measurements used to sequence events to compare the duration events or the intervals between them and to quantify rates of change or quantities
00:02:45| and material reality or in the conscious experience I'm is often referred to as the fourth that I mentioned along with three spatial dimensions yeah so you have a point over here and then it's
00:02:57| over here you're measuring the change through times the most thorough yet was explanation from Wikipedia that I've ever heard for such a simple word and a simple thing so it's really like the
00:03:09| perception of the now and our awareness that there was something and there will be hopefully something in the future and that nice guy it's the perception of change that's time change right
00:03:22| well one hand it's what I don't wanna get into clocks I think we discussed clocks at one point in the past we did yeah he's like the first clock was like a water clock they were filled with an
00:03:34| urn the filled an urn with water and then they would watch the water leave and then be like the passage of time not in a very accurate passage of time and then they got there like really complex
00:03:43| my manacle ones like I'll just skip all the way to like Rolex which is like this as a real expert I don't know I don't even I don't even know it's a it's a delicate balance of like Springs and
00:03:56| mechanisms that keep it ticking and then there's also like the the ones that you can like vibrate with your own emote like motion and their perpetual motion so if you keep charged ones right yeah
00:04:06| well now he hasn't tell time mmm I looked up a second before it was like a cesium 132 atom over so you get the atomic I've been before that yeah even before that it's like
00:04:23| quartz like quartz has a resonant frequency that they would key off of and they'd be able to tell how many counts of quartz vibrations there were in a second and then go from there mm-hm
00:04:33| because it was always constant yeah yeah cuz it's like your looks is moving they have the speed of light we're not getting into title now but I was just right there because you're talking about
00:04:46| the cesium and said atomic clock you're looking at the vibrations of cesium ice I believe and then like I might be wrong it's been like 19 episodes since we did a second definition of a second oh I
00:04:59| hope I got the actual time might oh you might it was like no no it's not you were in remembering on remember I think it was cesium rates you second season one second come on do it do it it is so
00:05:19| the second is defined by nine billion the radiation corresponding to the transition between two hyperfine levels of the ground state of cesium 133 so it's the vibration of a radioactive atom
00:05:38| that defines what our second is because that is I guess the finest vibration that we can measure with accurate okay that would make sense so then it's a very high number you're not gonna make
00:05:49| like if you were something that vibrated once every second like you could miss it by a lot if you're doing increments of 9 million you're not gonna years not as big a
00:05:59| variance of error the way that yeah okay so that that is into time dilation so we're defining time before we talk about time travel so they say like if you take an atomic clock and fly around the earth
00:06:10| that it dilates ever so slightly because you're moving that much faster i I so like theoretical physics and like the actuality of it they say it's it's possible but it's
00:06:25| like such a fine difference that I don't think it matters and also if you're flying around the earth you're traveling more distance and there are also other particles which we can't
00:06:35| define in space so there's there's unknowns which might be affecting the time travel of that device as it goes through our atmosphere so he's traveling more distance in the same amount of time
00:06:49| that one's standing still yeah so you sit the sit o'clock on the Earth's surface at sea level yeah it's it's there it rotates with the earth oh so it's not not moving electron and in a
00:07:02| plane is flying around the earth with a clock that had the exact same time and as the two over the course of let's say a year you bring them back together and they have different times on them you
00:07:13| know this is fun hunting and moving is ever so slightly younger yeah right it's a time clock so it's like you're looking at if you're defining it by the the cesium the vibration of the cesium is
00:07:25| the vibration of the cesium the same in orbit as it is on the ground I'm not sure what is the answer to that one I don't think it is the same because it could be bombarded with particles that
00:07:34| were not measuring you know if there's other radiation out there it might but is that how an atomic clock measures it just records cesium vibrations or whatever I Pro find vibrations to the
00:07:44| nine billions seems like a lot of work in a second are you sure yes hmm I'm just gonna say yes cuz I want to read this article I mean I mean I just can't I figure it's doing it backwards
00:07:56| like we know the second is nine billion vibrations of the cesium but I don't think it's actively counting nine billion every second you know what I mean it's not an active catalogue so I
00:08:08| don't think though there's a way to know so they have a continuous cold cesium fountain atomic clock in Switzerland started operating 2004 and the uncertainty of that clock is one second
00:08:20| every 30 million years Wow that's pretty good that's good thirty million years you have 30 million years it's in Wikipedia it's got to be true I used to look up science I'm all
00:08:35| the time just for fun as a kid I'm sure you did the same my dad would always say what the hell does that for sure yes home codes are right about that I'm really dad it's in the book the book
00:08:48| knows and I'd be like every like Neptune is on its side you know I mean don't you mean it's the sideways and the rings go to this Weasley who the hell knows they're like dad do not understand I'm
00:09:00| telling you it's on its side its sideways it's like who knows how do you know what's in the book anyway I'm gonna make my stead selling Jerry Jerry Seinfeld in a minute the guy subscribe
00:09:14| right in the book does he write a book enemies he's late he just wanted to say it was this you know didn't have to double check Omega T go to Mars you know yeah that's what you would say anyway um
00:09:27| I do believe in time dilation I don't really yeah it follows Einstein's walls but how do you measure like the bubble you're getting so fine in the measurement of
00:09:39| time that it's like ridiculous it's absurd it's like if you're traveling light speed and like things are supposed to be bouncing around it's like how do you guarantee that they're bouncing
00:09:48| around normally I don't think they've measured anything it likes don't like speed because there's zero mass there's a hole there's a whole thing that goes on right guys they're so funny
00:10:05| two seconds so we're good alright so what I do believe is that time can pass differently for different people how about the Excite viewer effect yeah yeah I was going with the fear of fact you
00:10:16| said excitement same thing they drop people from like crane over like a net or something and ask them to record what they see when around perception of time or it'll actually look at it and it
00:10:28| changes yeah they actually physically had to read it and the readings were different standing than when they were being dropped crane and like experiencing true fear now I don't know
00:10:39| if that's because their eyes cut wider the breath went in and they focused harder do you know those things would make you probably you know get a lower number on the clock you know in the
00:10:49| meeting or whatever it was I don't know but they say that then that kind of stuff happens that time feels like it's standing still for you it drags on each side
00:10:59| feels like more than a second was that a real thing I mean is that perception can perception change times not changing right are the other words ank you vol been stuck in class and waiting for the
00:11:08| last second to click off of it like three minutes excruciating and if you have to poop you said it that's the most excruciating feeling in the world having a poop yeah actually you know there's a
00:11:28| there's a correlation between how close you get to actually paying and how bad you actually have to pay sounds like man I really got a pity understands I open the bathroom door
00:11:37| I have to pee twice as bad as I did right before I got there and then as I'm undoing my dough I have to be four times as bad as I did at the door and then as I'm pulling out like please about to
00:11:48| come out like I'm trying to just make sure I clear the pants and don't pee all over the thing it's like 30 times worse than yeah how I thought I really liked the diarrhea though if this the moment
00:11:59| you like begin to squat play you have no contribute are now lost control even though for the previous five minutes now you're in that spot there's no way it's over
00:12:11| can't put the toothpaste back in your butthole unless they're mine it's a miniature shovel the syringe sometimes I travel this topic today I would like to go back in time and retract that's David
00:12:34| so please I guess the whole point is that from a scientist perspective if things can't don't follow time then you can't measure things evenly like if accurately everything's out of balance
00:12:45| apples to apples doesn't tie in anymore now we're talking about two totally different things we can't correlate them we can't connect them yeah it breaks I'm learn logic time literally
00:12:57| I read it in the Wikipedia definition and it makes sense but it's it literally ties the physical world to a timeline Oh have you I don't know how to talk about time without saying and we're talking
00:13:08| somewhere in there dude I mean I continually moving the 3d space we live in yeah exactly mmm past present future is a futurism so let's thought about where he was
00:13:21| banging this past and present future past and future actually like formed in the ages of like three to seven where a child doesn't understand time at all in the beginning
00:13:34| I don't know any studies that support this they just said it they I staff they that's when the Wall Street Journal of reported on a report on it but I guess like your your your wants and your needs
00:13:49| as a child or like you're trying to predict the future right you're trying to get what you want is the whole goal of intelligence is that you're predicting things out in the future so
00:13:57| that you can make them you also are remembering things that hurt you good right right so just doing those things form at the same time that you can remember things that hurt you in the
00:14:06| past to avoid them in the future do they have to exist together I don't yeah maybe because I was gonna say no you have to recognize your parents first which is a past thing right because I
00:14:18| have that for a few days maybe maybe a week to I don't know do you is that recognize them from the past or do you recognize them because you understand what they look like now or should look
00:14:29| like now but that means you had a past of them ray I mean you can't just have a memory which is current memories the past by definitely but you're not envisioning them in the past you know I
00:14:43| see them at that moment but that's current for you you're not connecting that they did something that they were doing something it's just a an ingrained understanding of who I mean it is but it
00:14:55| is based on the past a little it's not a physical like a catalogue of what they did I understand what you're saying but it is it's a stone the past literally I mean you remember them your whole life
00:15:06| and you know they're associated with it so then you know they're associated with gives me food then you know they're associated with this one has the deep voice and you're associated this one has
00:15:15| blue eyes it is beautiful and the Eagles has some wonderful hair and then you start start tying it together and you make past probably at the same speed you're making a
00:15:25| future the blue-eyed goddess blue like God here he go I will try and get his attention as he's forming that this is the blue eyed one it gives me attention I can
00:15:37| make the blue eyed one it gives me attention and you they get further further apart so that you have this grand scheme of past and present I guess yeah and jujhar sorry so this gets into
00:15:48| like I guess our reward cycle and our brain so we're trying to get the best outcome when we're little the outcome is very obvious since we want a lollipop right away when we get older it becomes
00:16:00| much more difficult to tell what will benefit us and what won't in the longer term because he's pretty wide moocs and is like branching out and a multiple possibility so you want to go into what
00:16:17| you would maybe want to know or want to change things you would if you had the opportunity to it's a time travel ago there yet you don't to go there you can go what you know you know what no yet
00:16:28| because last sciency thing i wanna touch : is um I was reading I think it's Stephen Hawking's book what's it called every level yeah is a picture of a universe in a
00:16:43| nutshell oh yeah I have a book so the part that gets me is that um we perceive time as moving forward because of entropy yeah you got entropy come on over here so when we think of time is
00:16:58| moving forward it it moves that way because we're not selling your buddy not bring that up so it's in like the third range like the first third mm-hmm what I was gonna talk about is entropy um okay
00:17:19| so you're gonna flip through it and show you how do you wanna see a it's in the first third I'm pretty sure that's a very descriptive thing I know listen whoa I mean I don't have my pages if
00:17:31| it's 214 agent roller like 60 you have to keep Johari me fill the valar you know it's fine our edge of time is shaped by the fact that we easily see things as entropy
00:17:42| increasing in every system that exists a system is just will print there's entropy in this system entropy in the universe entropy on our earth entropy everywhere
00:17:52| entropy is just is the dissemination of things from a collective organized pattern to not like if you make a maze I believe I may be explain this for actually okay that maze will not hold
00:18:08| together forever over time it will either break it will fall apart it will decay atoms are made to last forever in a form that we so you're pushing together into and so the chapter four is
00:18:21| predicting the future the I guess the the quote here is how the loss of information in black holes may reduce our ability to predict the future so as we enter into like a a permanent state
00:18:32| which entropy will bring we won't know enough about the world to change it let it be impossible to change it at that point because we'd be stuck information is breaking apart the same way the
00:18:43| materials are wringing apart the same way that everything is kind of descending into a more chaotic mix I would say it's like I think having ass more stagnant oh that's interesting I
00:18:53| always thought of as caste that's good way to put it it it's mixed Oh correct everything becomes ulsan even tone everything's breaking
00:19:01| down to one evenly distributed vibration one less interactions yeah everything is breaking down lower at our energy level all the pictures in this book are nuts I like it's weird because I don't think
00:19:15| Stephen Hawking picked these pictures himself I think someone else is just like these look like we're crazy and then what are you doing idiot stop no I did not say that shut up christie
00:19:27| brinkley's per tweet after he died good job thanks probably thanks for all the input it was great dot are I pay or something it was really vague and almost threat and he talked about this already
00:19:43| yeah I know but it's just the funniest damn thing she's ever done okay so moving on essentially you're saying time travel won't matter at the end if we don't figure it out if we like
00:19:55| you know I would be saying why we think time moves forward but it's to get forward it won't better yeah yeah I guess we're the whole thing about time travel in
00:20:05| movies is that there's some sort of Cataclysm or personal event that we're trying to avoid so that we go back in time and save those things save the things was that we cherish pretty much
00:20:16| that's a summary right I agree before we say it no do you know why I can't travel was bullshit in my opinion hmm no I don't know you don't know well let me fill you in here I think time
00:20:33| travel is bullshit just because it hasn't happened yet no although that is an interesting point you bring up that's probably a time travel paradox if time travel exists why
00:20:43| hasn't it affected us then now we know time travel exists by now yeah unless if you look super-secret and everyone was able to keep secrets forever which everyone's terrible keeping secrets
00:20:52| yeah I agree no um I was going more with what are the chances you could move all the atoms of your body that vibrate at different frequencies have different purposes or moving in different speeds
00:21:05| kind of all to a different time but it's all at the same time like to move one atom from one spot in time to another spot in time I feel it could be a really incredible thing so they think one day
00:21:19| they'll do it this is kind of like quantum entanglement right so you have quantum particles that will exhibit the same sort of behavior or opposite behavior and they won't be physically
00:21:27| connected they could be separated by a long distance is that like dozens of light-years I don't think so I think that's there's some connection to mention us yeah there's a dimension of
00:21:36| space we can't see that's obviously a shorter line maybe it's a physical connection maybe it's a you know we said there's three dimensions of space and then there's a dimension of time a
00:21:45| nigger's was mentioned we don't know that they're connected on that would make sense to me yeah it's the logical answer I agree with you there's something we don't know about it so what
00:21:55| are the chances that you would be able to transport all the molecules and atoms and parts of my body from right now in space-time because space and time exist together yeah so
00:22:06| you're gonna transport them to another space-time and it happens to be the same space but a different time and all the atoms have to make it and all the atoms survive and like everything moves like
00:22:15| it's like it's just not gonna happen I mean it's like it's like shooting a Sun and turning it into a box of flowers I don't know you're changing so many things and shooting across so many
00:22:29| physical quandary at once that I don't think it'll ever happen I know that sounds weird no so in comedies perspective yeah it works so like even like like weirdly
00:22:41| associated with what you're saying is like your physical body is one thing to move it from one location to another would you have to also bring it with it like its energy levels like your your
00:22:51| heartbeat your memory your electric buses your brain activity yeah would that just get shut down and you just like wake up and you're you or is it just like not you at that point right
00:23:02| because then you're a whole in a different time a different place you just wake up as a body with a like you said a heart and a pulse but no discernible past would you be confused
00:23:11| would you need to be like restarted in some way would you be aware of what happened we have memories of the regular present or would you have a memory of the new president mmm interesting if we
00:23:25| start getting into time traveler paradox I paradox II RDoc seein conundrums I love that word conundrums you do I don't what do you wanna go everybody want to go what would you want to know what do
00:23:40| you want to fix if you had the power to try well let's let's just go with let's say we could do time travel right okay assuming physically we can do it from physics quantum mechanics and energy
00:23:51| levels everything cool you can transport a person or a thing back in time or you go forward or back is the first question well here's the other one I don't think you could go back in time I think you
00:24:02| could only go forward in time so you would only be forced to keep going forward right so you could because otherwise you would change the past which would change the ripple I don't
00:24:13| get a fly effect so if time travel were possible and they decreed that you couldn't go back in time we wouldn't know about it and you'd also have my people they're just like
00:24:22| skipping ahead to see what happened now could if time dilation was real isn't that a little bit of that do the clocks slow down or they go faster like they slowly slow down do you
00:24:37| perceive like a you're going by but if you were traveling at almost the speed of light there's an actual equation for it you can type in 0.9% the speed of light do the time dilation equation and
00:24:50| I'd like to do an exercise so let's say we travel from one year at point nine five percent the speed of light which is impossible but let's just say we can do it for a year can you do that I can if
00:25:03| you buy me okay I'll keep talking I didn't know if you found it I was making sure we weren't going up an alleyway that couldn't even talk about so let's say we've been on a way to take hydrogen
00:25:12| or something something super abundant and super simple that's everywhere and we could fuel a rocket ship to go 0.9 or thousand meters per second right and we're in this ship for a year how much
00:25:30| time would pass for people on earth actually equation for it and I believe they use Einstein's relativity so ninth line guy okay so if you're traveling in is slowed down to 14% of its usual value
00:25:51| theoretical what that's why I said 95 because I figured that was realistic but see so you could theoretically move it like a 7 the speed so you would see what point would your children age they'd be
00:26:10| you take 5 years and then they would be your age right if you're 30 which one at what speed I didn't hear so you could essentially see how your you could
00:26:27| that's how your kids look when they're young yeah they could Matty messed up their lives yeah they could see you at your age and you could see them at your age well I'll be wild this is a teenager
00:26:41| like their friends on podcast I was not be friends with my son or anything I don't know maybe I would even hate you also yeah you would have left him for 30 years or whatever right yeah so you
00:26:54| unless you had some sort of magical gravitational bookcase and watch that might might cover some emotional scars so what we're hitting at is a movie called interstellar soaring Matthew
00:27:10| McConaughey and a robot named Hal yeah but it I don't like that movie it's slow bullshit II it's a Hans immer soundtrack a great soundtrack oh yeah if you could just listen to the soundtrack
00:27:24| okay that's fine recommend it don't watch it for three hours actually didn't think it was a terrible movie it was alright I liked a lot of the prophets premise ease in it I didn't like we
00:27:38| literally mention that we're gonna talk about this movie and I said it it has long drawn-out silent parts that were like too artsy like Matthew McConaughey looking at the corn that's having blight
00:27:49| on it and then it would be like the soundtrack and it would be like looking at all the corn and then they'd show like a child hungry looking out the window and then they'd show like the
00:27:58| moon for like five minutes and then they'd show like this all without anyone talking and you're like oh my god this intense looking intently this is too intense for talking about play and corn
00:28:10| time travel but they time travel because he goes so fast time dilates when he comes back to Earth after he did his mission or whatever the hell it is oops oiler doesn't come back does he he took
00:28:24| my shoulder no it's like you can speak through quantum and gravity bullshit gravity yeah so they do have gravitational measurements on earth the sensors are like set up like a V so they
00:28:37| watch the ripple as it goes through like one end of viii and like comes out the other and they have measured gravitational pulses so the gravitational pulses are faster
00:28:47| than of what it's like when a star explodes there's a supernova that like changes the dynamics of the physics and like the density of those things causes like waves of gravity gravitational oh
00:28:59| yeah so it's possible that you can send messages like faster than we could possibly possibly believe and have them interconnected in terms of gladly really travels at the speed of light correct
00:29:11| because information you can only travel with that to be sure I'll take it okay I swear what I was gay rodeo physically I don't know I just confused you okay okay so a you did anyway moving on that movie
00:29:22| had time dilation he comes back and his daughter is his grandmother right just like 88 on her deathbed and he's still Matthew McConaughey Hey all right all right I stay the same age no they stay
00:29:37| the same age you guys zero chance by the way no I know it makes that joke I'm the only one who's noticed us really every one of his movies no no the zero he says zero rather funny but he says it every
00:29:51| movie at one point he says you got zero chance you listen to him you could end up in a gutter you have a zero chains like it's just like make sure he says zero that me man have a contract that
00:30:04| just said I have to say zero in this movie zero at least three times or else we have double his salary he's out he's a goddamn anyway so let's talk about other movies unless you got in you have
00:30:19| a point in this show so we see predestination it's a movie where the person is like a special assassin that goes through time to kill people and eventually like the person who incites
00:30:36| that change is the same person in the end sorry that was a spoiler and like his his own job to kill himself it's the same thing with the boiler looper looper does the same thing when the older that
00:30:50| is right and at the end of that movie I think he's trying to save the kid with like mental powers special powers so the only way to do that is to kill himself
00:31:03| oh yeah I Specter sign about that interesting so let's talk about all these movies all these movies have it there's a thing that all time-travel movies like that have overlapping the
00:31:17| same people at the same time right because from a writer's perspective it's the only way to make it a neat clean it's not just easy it's it's the only way to make sense if you don't end it
00:31:31| you have open ends on both ends in which case you can't close a story with two open ends yeah you can close one you can't close both they're going in different directions at different time
00:31:40| lines cants the only way to make it go is one story is to somehow circle back or you married your mother or Michael J Fox had sex with his mother or whoever yeah yeah so then yeah exactly
00:31:54| back to the future which is you're trying to which is by the way a super well done movie MB people still don't get enough credit for how great of a name that is back to the future I guess
00:32:08| we just sitting here that's really good it's really good whoever thought that up still patting themselves on the back yet a manners pat you on the back too they also cover up their anachronistic as
00:32:21| they like macron isms and I'm sorry I do both ways they like run over a tree and then they make sure that in the future that tree is not there as like Twin Pines becomes a lone pine so it's like
00:32:31| little details like that cover up like today I didn't mmm it covers up the I guess the errors that he made the past those are small interesting mediations if you ever seen Adjustment Bureau it's
00:32:45| like there's so we're getting in like the religious aspect of like fate and destiny here so Adjustment Bureau is like there's a divine entity that is predicting what is happening and they're
00:32:56| controlling everyone kind of in check after things happen a certain way who's a desert mething mannerly 10-15 years probably when I came out when I saw it on and women learn that rave you
00:33:09| could be absolutely correct think she's fantastic yes you do mmm yeah oh she's gorgeous and uh so it's like it's like not only so like fate and destiny has this idea
00:33:24| that like you're destined to do I guess maybe a set number of things see like it's defined that it has to happen there are people that believe like it doesn't matter that you're your fate regardless
00:33:33| it's gonna be like a linear path and you're gonna match it exactly The Adjustment Bureau takes it and says that like at this point you're gonna meet this person who's gonna change your
00:33:41| future and it's like a necessary part of you got their life because it develops what you do next and I'll shape the next thing you do which helps shape future people which is for the greater good
00:33:53| let's say yeah and the whole purpose of the Adjustment Bureau is that they had this grand scheme and then it's a rom-com so love broke that scheme trumps all promise all drunken from what I said
00:34:08| that he trumped it you know yeah yeah hmm so it's kind of an english special that further the possibilities of going back in time the like if you could go back in
00:34:19| time in your own life was is there anything that you would change no um - you're too happy with what you've got time no I wouldn't want to match up lots of money no that's not it
00:34:32| that's not it at all power sexy or what no no I love all these things I think is that amazing I would love all of those things I would be afraid that the way time is built the way human perception
00:34:47| of time is built the way people interact because of time because of certain reactions the way reactions happen because of reaction yeah that even if you went back to change something you'd
00:34:58| have to happen way of the past something else you were doing it he's only got six shirts folks yeah in that six I'm not gonna really do a well it's not the
00:35:11| rotation you're putting down in that's yeah no yeah the son of a bitch where I like the shirt system so it's not shit I know I'm the problem too shaky but but if you change the past to make yourself
00:35:26| rich in the future you have changed several other things you made somebody pour asta notch is that I put it this way so let's say in a football game this is our favorite argument if he just
00:35:39| converts that first down in his first in the second half and they score there they win the game no not necessarily because now the score is different so it takes what the coach says at halftime
00:35:51| differently it takes how certain players play that Dictation could change whether someone has to run an out pattern or is covering too high safety because now you're from behind whether you're in the
00:36:01| lead did he turn his ankle on one play well that changes things even further now the safety left the game oh my god now the safety left the game we have the lead
00:36:11| we're playing entirely different do you just change the entire game and I'm just talking about by the third quarter we didn't even get to the fourth quarter so in changing the past you've changed
00:36:21| so many things because you didn't change one thing you changed all the ripples that will happen around it so this is the if you go back in time would you kill Hitler not at all it was a cute
00:36:36| baby semi just not an anti hit light zone yeah I think so the thing is that I mean you don't know the neccessity of evil like if someone was evil and you could save like a utilitarian view you
00:36:55| could save a whole bunch of people barrel tip to what people thought yeah you don't know that like that's necessary for the birth of something better so like we're all aware that this
00:37:05| asshole did something awful and we all household name yeah don't do what Hitler did cuz he warning sign yeah yeah he's the worst person he's literally a poster child for bed if he
00:37:19| was dead we wouldn't have that correct yeah you wolfenstein would not exist the first 3d first-person shooter yeah okhta liebe so if you don't if you go back in time and kill Hitler you might
00:37:34| actually cause another dictator to rise up and be able to take control imagine if that happened ten years later and they had atomic power or weapons you bring up a good point yeah they could do
00:37:47| a whole lot more damage and you wouldn't have had this one signifier to control the world and protect the world you're right absolutely right now we have no way of knowing this that's true I mean
00:38:00| that's what happens if you go back in time is that all the ripples that you create start to change things that you can't possibly guess so is this this is what happens in the most
00:38:11| time-travel movies I think there's like three three genres one where you're sent back to do a bunch of deeds and then the last eat is yourself like the looper and you know the other one we're touching on
00:38:22| is the you go back to make things better for everyone but in doing that you've created something problematic it's the fact that you and back to the future where he starts to see people disappear
00:38:33| from his family because he destroyed his family line right so it's kind of a strange thing that could you I guess would you still exist like so that's one fallacy and back to the future that here
00:38:47| we go you disappear immediately right right because he stopped existing it's not like a slow fade that's just like movie like being tongue-in-cheek like oh he's got 30 30 minutes ring slowly fades
00:38:59| or he can't ride the guitar anymore oh no they have to kiss at the under the sea ball geez so what you said to is where they are they correct everything they have ripples and then there was a
00:39:15| third one to talk about I didn't know I feel like there is another one that I'm forgetting at the moment but yet was like I guess like terminator falls under that twelve Monkeys also falls under
00:39:26| that mm-hmm maybe dr. strange where he goes he goes to draw mama who's like trying to eat the world and he says drew babu and he gets killed
00:39:37| Geronimo gets killed it's like he uses time as an endless loop it's like if you can control time you can control exactly what happens and it can like you can force your will on to other people
00:39:48| what's the movie of Tom Cruise um mmm in the future he's a starship fighter Misha I was gonna zoom and I'm not in court that's the predominant coming back to life oh I know what you're talking about
00:40:03| that's actually decent it also has Emily won in it full metal bitch yes it does I knew yeah yeah edge of tomorrow edge of took Wow did you look it up no that's pretty good what a
00:40:16| bit so that's also ground is a little bit right sides perfectly ironically that's the third kind uh-huh you keep repeating something in time until you get it right which is almost like a
00:40:29| fairy tale version like a very like if you were going you got it wrong keep going and that I keep going it was bad uh yeah all right we can move forward and done and in Asia tomorrow it was
00:40:41| figuring out how to kill the aliens in long day it was figuring out how to be the best person possible right saving lives because some babies learn to play piano what that was the most interesting
00:40:53| part he kept his skills that he learned every day I guess even refresh that they didn't lose them every day that's all right which so there's an epicurean view of life which is that if you can live
00:41:05| life to the fullest and enjoy the most yourself that is the best way to live life so Epicureans would try to strive for like the most enjoyment possible which I
00:41:16| that's a new word for me epicurean keyword you pronounce you pronounced it correct yeah I'm corrupt so so three if I guess if like one views if you can go back in
00:41:28| time that you could change things to make them the happiest for you I don't know that that necessarily makes it happier for everyone else everyone else is right which is troubling is you like
00:41:40| eventually I think you understand because you have all the time in the world that you want to make the world a better place overall but you have no perception of how good the world
00:41:49| is you just have your view so you get limited okay like like 12 monkeys 12 monkeys does this to think you'd like 12 monkeys so I think maybe you're thinking about it you're chugging through it I do
00:42:02| like it but I I've seen it like 12 times total idly enough two times in its entirety ten times in either the second half or the first five minutes or the first when it's the last 30 minutes I
00:42:19| hardly ever see it straight through and so there's a continuity error for me when I think of it I'm like there's as well as thinks he's sent to the wrong time but he's really in the right time
00:42:31| and he's seeing himself why does he blame the 12 monkeys though I think someone does remember it spread hate in the gang yeah yeah and then there's something good for something unit of a
00:42:45| window and likes crashes on the ground I think I I don't I don't remember exactly this I have the same feeling about that movies use I've seen it moment I love it but I never feel like I've seen it
00:42:57| correctly it like I can write together it's almost like memento where you the pieces are so straight out that you feel like you've only seen said a quarter time travel movie I think it his he
00:43:09| experiences it linearly though doesn't he but in backwards increments like you experience this strip and then this strip and then this strip and then this
00:43:22| strip so they move in a forward direction but every time you're finished a clip it goes back a scene and then you finish that clip it goes back a scene you finish I click that it goes back
00:43:32| asking so would you like this just scares me to death like if I had time travel at my fingertips I would confuse the fuck out of myself like I wouldn't know why would you keep it straight
00:43:42| not to mention your own brain would be confused they would be like looking at yourself like a year ago then skipping back this house so we get seasonal affective disorder si D when
00:43:54| it's winter for a long time what if we skipped our town when we get new disorders new weird things to happen to our brain but you were kind of just touching you what if you could like if
00:44:02| the like yeah if you skipped summer to winter summer to winter summer to winter or like even like climate oxygen love yes like you're in the Jurassic period looking at the data source it's like
00:44:12| this is you might be like hyped about an oxygen different everything different microbes going around different mm-hmm everything is different you're not built for it you haven't been
00:44:20| raised and it literally were plucked into a pretty extreme environment yeah another thing to consider what else you got damn hey it was right there what would we talk about just one sentence
00:44:34| ago or the world's essentially is that you know like you're not used to your own environment oxygen levels bacteria journos virus my sentence before the at your fingertips times at your fingertips
00:44:45| you could dial in where you wanted to go would you have a reference point would you lose your reference point do you have to go in the same space you're in so like if the space was not a house
00:44:55| before that would I die immediately yeah so I think about that all the time it's like you'd have to have like terminator like bubble of liquid whatever fire ground absolutely yeah like what is he's
00:45:07| weird you could you could time-travel into a bubble underneath the earth and he'd be like well gotta keep going yeah have a great day but don't die you'd
00:45:17| have to travel in space as well and then you'd have to be able to like see and view the future and past that before you give him go there yeah space and time are connected that's the
00:45:28| other thing space and time are connected you're changing what happens if you see yourself in most of these movies you're not allowed to right that's rule so in himself but he doesn't know he's like 30
00:45:44| years older so he doesn't know it it's like a passing would you know yourself if you so say you made a terrible yes and you went back in time to your 13 year old self and he said don't do that
00:45:55| would you even be like this guy's nuts you wouldn't know that it's you remember it yeah would it make an impression on you to change your life could you change your younger selfs life
00:46:07| by coming back and telling them something dudes I could have went back to 13 year old me next week if I could time travel let's say I went back this is the other
00:46:16| weird thing you get into weird timelines no no 30 33 and a half year old me went back to 14 year old me and said whatever you do check this box on the form trust me it's gonna open up a wall around pal
00:46:28| I wouldn't know hey WTF I'm not checking whatever box I'm crazy dude told me I probably wouldn't recognize myself even if I did I probably would check the box
00:46:41| I told me to do because I feel like it's pushing me too hard in a direction and I don't there was no other side of proof you know when something magical happens that you think about it for a while and
00:46:51| then you're like give me the other side and nothing happens and you start to think maybe I made it up yeah you don't you'd have to prove yourself like I think yeah and there's a there's no
00:47:01| future proof up to checking the box or changing whatever and I let lottery numbers or something well I would that's a foolproof one because it cost you what 2 bucks to play it I would play
00:47:13| it yeah you know to mean Plus because what you gonna lose at that point well how does the Back to the Future Biff has the Almanac and he starts reading off the courts on the
00:47:24| name right there like he's like it's like a Hail Mary play or something so there's always that's never gonna happen and it happens anything like a like starts predicting things so there's a
00:47:34| new one coming out called it's about a camera they can see the future oh I know what you're talking about Shutterfly exposure it's it's a camera word deep view it's is this a horror
00:47:52| movie yeah it's a horror movie as hell old scientist who lives across the street from this this group of friends see something I was taking pictures of the room every day and he posted them on
00:48:05| the wall but it wasn't a regular camera you can see the future what's it called you have a name I've seen a movie he's taking pictures right and it's the before friends or whatever in there so
00:48:17| the friends came over to the house one day through whatever stupid tree they may time lapse yes time lapse okay cool time lapse photo feel like this is like so get this with a seat he
00:48:31| starts no I don't know I actually can't remember I was taking a crap watching the previous that was a really pay attention my I was thinking a radio radio I was like he can hear his past
00:48:45| self oh no anyway in time lapse they realized this camera shows them the next day so they started looking as a TV in the background they started playing the odds
00:48:59| they realize they watch sports a lot they start watching sports on purpose so I can see this score the next day he start playing the bookie shows up in their house and there's a picture of it
00:49:10| the day before the bookie shows up in the house he's like there's nothing worse than someone won't pay their bets and he says except someone who's right because now he's getting mad like he
00:49:22| there are a hundred percent betters people are out to kill them and then all of a sudden and how you getting these right he has tell about the camera they're hiding things other people are
00:49:32| getting in trouble for predicting the future in ways they shouldn't be able to and they can't explain why they know the things they do and it's just it ruins their lives essentially and they're
00:49:42| talking about destroying the machine it'll look pretty interesting it's just an interesting take it's very we shouldn't be changing time so top-billed and danielle Panabaker
00:49:55| china those danielle panabaker shout out she's listen he's hit us up in the DM no yeah she's got that nerdy swab type thing going on her you like what I - aunjanue anyway I got distracted by her
00:50:18| okay time lapse what do you say anyway getting in is it's a common trope the ton travel ends up being bad and the people who can do it or have a machine to do it eventually correct the wrongs
00:50:43| and destroy the machine or stop doing it right yeah they feel that it's awful so that's like the movie perception of time travel if you really had like someone who could lock down time travel and be
00:50:54| the only one maybe they could surgically change things to make them for what they are so maybe we're on the same path that is what it's supposed to be based on those Adjustment Bureau people or like a
00:51:06| secret government agency trying to correct wrongs also alternative universes like if you change something in an eternal universe maybe all the universe that sounded terrible maybe all
00:51:21| the alternative universes are existing all the same time like every possibility happens and then every possibility spawns and an infinite number of universes so if you were to go back in
00:51:33| time and change something you would be stuck in whatever University created mm-hmm well you stopped the ability to time travel you do but how do you undo what you've already done well this is
00:51:48| the interesting you stop yourself doing what you've done and then does that create an alternate universe there are movies that do that I've seen really convoluted movies they have to go back
00:51:57| in time to stop themselves from coming back in time to stop himself from changing something and it's like whoa it's like what are you doing here um you three I'm from the 2049 March and he's
00:52:10| like uh from February ends like I have to kill you he's like yeah I have to kill me or what's gonna happen he's like I happen and then he goes like he had to do it and you're like okay this sounds
00:52:20| like a good option I think it's in Rick and Morty Family Guy the cartoons they've done I have to kill you because they take it to the odd degree yeah a great answer sacrum I said Trump but now
00:52:35| I'm saying mmm degree but there is a thing where I don't think let's say you created this alternate reality and you're stuck in it time travel doesn't preclude space
00:52:51| travel is an alternate universe in the same space as ours could you travel I mean if you could freeze time and I guess you could choose where you go you could travel to anywhere and even if our
00:53:04| space travel is it that space travel we're talking about that's teleportation isn't a different thing if you get freeze time then you can go anywhere I don't know times it's something thing
00:53:15| are you combining the two you're saying we can space travel because you can time travel cuz once harder than the other no a future for live oh no we won't it's not having us real the other thing
00:53:27| is this the greatest quandary of them all if you went back in time and change time you would change time to the effect where hey you might not be born or big time travel might not be invented and
00:53:39| then your machine breaks and you're stuck in that time forget stuck in time you didn't exist to go back in time right I'm talking about if you just broke the machine if you just like it
00:53:54| happen what if you what if you went back in time and killed a bunch of people and then your parents never met and never had you and you invented the time machine there would be no time machine
00:54:05| hmm so where are you at this point with no time that she'd being invented you're trying to save doc from the librarians Liddy's I figure I go 80 librarians
00:54:19| hustla have rendered libyans yeah and lots of labias those folks mm-hmm but lastly I want to go back to destiny that you said yes you did did you if yes I did um let's say there is no time travel
00:54:41| at his time-travel effect destiny I think and I thought of this before the episode and I've been drinking but I feel like if time-travel existed there would be no destiny because you
00:54:54| can change it we'd have to go back to the island mmm which one the island from lost Oh see I tell the first chorus I love it yes I did I know I don't remember any any of
00:55:10| the characters Harley Hurley yeah and the bald guy John Locke Jack and Jack and who's the long hair Sawyer Sawyer is always sexy and only one show
00:55:25| there's a lotta third jela Sayid mmm so I don't know how we sum that up what are you going on sorry I distract you that's fine um destiny so we're set to fulfill a certain purpose that we
00:55:45| tension it early equals lives and different nodes of different periods of our life deeds or we meet a person and we fall in love and have children mmm isn't that the like the pinnacle movie
00:55:57| fantasy is that your your what your life is changed by them and the moment you meet somebody I'd like he's just splintered isn't it far more the opposite of freewill is
00:56:09| that it was meant to happen and you had no choice in the matter so you felt the same you're gonna have a left time travel movie where you go back and change things but they end up happening
00:56:18| anyway mm-hmm Jefferson movie where someone knows the future and they said I'm not gonna do it I'm not gonna do it and they do 40 things differently to try and avoid said situation but they go so
00:56:30| far overboard that at the last minute they do something that causes it to happen like the Oracle with Morpheus mm-hmm don't worry about the cup one cup I'm not gonna knock over a cup and in
00:56:41| doing so she causes him to turn and knock over a cup or whatever it is it's not a cup I just it's a vase oh thank you thank you thank you I'm painted in yes the weird part about that is that is
00:56:53| a simulation so they're watching them exist in a perpetual a simulation yeah this is the same time hmm so yeah I don't know how I'm gonna go there all right I know we can wrap it up
00:57:10| pretty nicely yeah let's say people couldn't time-travel okay so every now and uh yeah I wasn't even going there information you could send everyone then
00:57:24| I'll leave my friend Dylan a voicemail and I say it's from the future you know you tell him I tell them all sports it's not do it sometimes I'm like it's Nick it's from the future he'll
00:57:39| never guess what the only thing you can't do is oh my god ha ha very funny to make he's like the worst is what he says I listened to it on like speakerphone in the car because I didn't
00:57:54| know who you it was one time was about ice go friend herself and then she was like we talking about I was like she's like just ignore him you dick anyway and in a way our nighttime traveling anytime
00:58:10| I leave a voicemail I know it sounds real stupid I'm sending a message to someone who won't read it or hear it for hours days weeks right so this this happens in Back to the Future where he
00:58:21| just sees something happen it's like a dad a new mom moment where like everything is kind of unraveling and I think is at the end of the movie and somebody appears with a package and says
00:58:32| someone told me to be here at this time holds it gives him the letter yeah the letter that's what as a letter and then he opens it and it's like the time skips to the next movie I think um
00:58:49| remember it but but in a way you are like why don't we use that more often like if it would be even just comical like to write yourself a letter and then say like post-office don't deliver this
00:59:01| until like a year later we don't do it because we maybe disregard the we disregard everything right the panel there's also RRR Wade on the present is way overvalued
00:59:13| because where's pleasure exist so this is in like my so there's a theory here that like you're building yourself up over the course of your life to be something and I firmly believe that like
00:59:27| the entrepreneurs out there that are building stuff or just trying things and they keep just trying things so like there's no grand vision like the end product isn't what they thought in the
00:59:37| beginning it's just like a small number of building blocks that actually build up to like an an Amazon or like a Google like these things are like small ideas that then just explode into bigger ideas
00:59:49| your life changes technology changes the world changes so the things you're building could line up perfectly do they also can be null and void in one single fell swoop yeah one failure could
01:00:03| destroy your hands and dreams everything but if you have the extra time and the extra money it's worth investing in something that may or may not pan out I guess yeah
01:00:14| if you could if you have a will to be a certain direction maybe it's gonna happen anyway let's talk about stoicism this is kind of the same idea I saw that new your news I didn't know so I guess
01:00:29| stoicism is is the belief that you're gonna I'm gonna butcher this so bad mmm-hmm is that you're on a path and your path does not deviate it's going to happen anyway so you're willing to
01:00:42| accept things as they come to you so you're not trying to predict things in the future it's just your willingness to accept when they happen to do the best when
01:00:50| they happen to you psiphon I did what uh what does it apply to one who is their character that is behind stoicism is our movies that we can touch on is there anything I'm trying to think of who
01:01:02| you're talking about it is or someone I would I think this was the speech in one of our like Odysseus classes one of like the Greek tragedy we you're listening ever that I take there's no I don't
01:01:12| recall this Beach but I totally he was the only thing I can think of because he's constantly getting like bad news like hey the god of plagues is here and he's here to your video he's like I
01:01:21| shall deal with it or like your whites dead here someone's out he's like I shall deal with it like he feels with everything as it comes to him and he's very creative or
01:01:31| what's the word like nonchalant about and adaptable no it's like it's not adaptable it's not creative he's accepting like let it no but he uses things adaptable it's another word for
01:01:46| adaptable anyway it also allows you it frees up your mind in order to like accurately assess the situation and then deal with it like the people who have like anxiety or
01:01:58| constantly thinking about the future perils which they can't avoid so like if you're a stoic future perils don't matter to you because you don't believe that you can control those things in the
01:02:08| moment because they're not the moment it's weird I'm pretty stoic I'm I'm uh somewhere in the middle I get anxiety but I also need to have some realize that there are moments that can steer
01:02:21| the future and then those moments I'm stoic is I don't care about the things that happened after those moments it's like I'm gonna use a quote here from someone I was talking about sex is that
01:02:36| if in the moment of sex you're focused entirely on that moment and for a guy it happens not I guess not when he wants it to it just happens when the female decides and the female is looking for
01:02:49| like all good things that happen and build up to sex so she said that foreplay occurs not ten minutes before sex but immediately after the orgasm so so like immediately after your last
01:03:03| orgasm you're already building towards the future so like as a guy the view of the world is very narrow in the expectation so like there's a little bit of stuff in there that you're kind of
01:03:14| stuck in this like ten minute window like oh we might have sex and intent next ten minutes I care a lot about this but for a woman in the window yeah fourteen someone in refractory so some
01:03:24| people like she was saying like women are like building up this slow like sand castle of emotion and like the moment you have an orgasm you're trying to shovel on rebuild Olay you're trying to
01:03:37| get her into it more so it's weird because I think that half for the guy too technically because times passing easy approaching I mean after orgasms he's approaching his next
01:03:47| orgasm yeah there's like as science you're toss but he isn't aware of it he's not thinking about it he's not really worried about it he said he knows he'll get there if you can you can do it
01:03:59| but it's interesting so it's it's more important to her I guess it depends on the individual a little bit yeah yeah but I see what you're saying like there's they're small and large
01:04:12| timelines there's there's a stoicism makes us think that you could be stuck in a time window that's like this see that thank you folks check it out your timeline could also be as big as
01:04:26| your life span you may be thinking of birth from to death and be constantly aware of all of it there's no way for me to know for sure there's no way to know how much of it you should accept as the
01:04:41| present like just someone who's 80 years old think of their life from 3 to now and think this is my life I mean most of us take our lives and windows 3 years 6 months 4 weeks I think that makes us
01:04:57| different people to the way we think of our lives guess in the other version if you could relive a portion of your life I don't like I thought well yeah college is the obvious one I think I'd want to
01:05:11| relive college over it ok I think I would like to pick a different College each time if you could go to a different college every time that would be wouldn't change your life I mean if you
01:05:21| could reset like if you Groundhog Day said every time I go back to regular yeah go buy do it again 18 deciding I'm going at 20 now 21 I can go to the bars but you might have to do in here you'd
01:05:36| have to set it to be like okay I'm gonna be here space and time control but you're thinking about like mostly sunny Philippe's yeah how do you fill out the blank work to go to a different college
01:05:50| no paperwork to go to the college and then Metron is it I did get in it's a lot of work if you do like through sadly many like is there so many times where you
01:06:01| don't get in like this number years yeah the work at Walmart oh is that great Oh Walmart at home that's a good point what I want to do to bring it back to Center is that I mentioned how sending a
01:06:26| voicemail is a little bit like time travel anytime we record a video it's a little bit like time travel you know only in the forward direction but let's say you made a podcast that's a little
01:06:37| bit like time travel yeah do you think people who make a podcast fairly intellectual fairly discussion on fairly everything about themselves and then record it and upload it to the internet
01:06:49| maybe they want to look back on it in 20 years maybe someone habló maybe in 40 years someone else will say it maybe a hundred years someone will stumble upon it yeah
01:06:59| it's weird because that's time travel and from from our door look this doorknob if someone's look at this in 100 years to say that's the most fucked up
01:07:10| doorknob I've never seen from they might look at this and be like that's how a drums looked like I know there's no way I can know what a drums look like in a hundred years
01:07:20| like that's wallpaper this is how people doors are this is before about big holocausts I'll be like huh yeah sure there's no way lady Sybil's couldn't believe it like sports back then it's
01:07:37| soccer ball a football helmet people used to use wallpaper back then - holy shit I mean look dude you got plans back there maybe in the future they don't
01:07:47| have plants or like this is they're trying to sniff our video they're like oh my god secondly it plants didn't they have 3d technology no we didn't so that's one of the things I would like to
01:08:00| like if there's viewers out there that are sitting on a beach or they're like having a heart and we like chain in their future that's kind of a bizarre thing to think about
01:08:10| is that we did time travel dude yeah we changed the future just by recording this what do you have that crazy it's what we're doing time travel sort of it's the closest we
01:08:22| can get right now right yeah it's forward leaning us did you want to touch on lastly the out of place pictures Oh through history Akron isms I don't know if you have specifics I
01:08:37| always every now and then I come across the YouTube videos like ten pictures that proof time travelers are real and it's like someone in like a leather jacket and sheets and everything at like
01:08:48| a concert in 1960s and like he probably was like a big asshole it's people who look at a place or things that look out of place and out of time like how did someone have v-drums
01:09:03| in a video on the background in 1940 that's like it's like you probably didn't I don't know what the hell you were saying their most personal in movies like it's hard to find things
01:09:14| that I don't know that there are actual anachronism oh there are if you if you look hard enough on YouTube there are like pictures of political parades or some will be dressed a hundred percent
01:09:26| like they're from like the 2000s and they have something that looks like it might be a cell phone in their hand and you're like that's pretty wild but I'm sure it's a coincidence that they dress
01:09:36| like an a-hole that day and then they were reaching from their ear you know I mean there's no way it's an actual cell phone in 1980 and it's a they're wearing a hurry Ellis whatever yeah you'll know
01:09:49| I'm from the 90s I said Perry Ellis it's probably not even a thing anymore did you see any of these he's too uh nothing's fine there are no so they're all like broken they're both
01:09:59| renaissance-fair they pull out a camera yeah there's a big bullshit yeah yeah I feel like if this really did exist and you went back in time someone would be out there already monitoring it and
01:10:14| they'd be like this person has to die now shut it down yeah so so just something up yeah we talked about fate destiny time travel
01:10:29| stoicism the past life you talk about having sex with grandfather's at the paradigm alternative University secret mother but a winery by Laura slumps he goes back in time a chokes himself with
01:10:42| the umbilical cord how do you like that folks that's AB you can wear week spoiler alert oh sorry I ruined the butterfly yeah talk about looper don't destination oh my god destiny creepy
01:10:52| that prepubescent boys oh my god they're always fiddling with time oh my God where we're talking about the dobry jewelers were sponsored by Benari jewelers it's gonna buy a diamond ring
01:11:07| gonna be da relativity in relativity on tivity time diet jewelry for your relatives we talked about entropy we talked about the heat death of the universe could not talk about paradox
01:11:22| and underarms paradox e paradox docks hi we talked about a lot of folks and I'm glad everyone tuned in I opened one too now with our parsecs yeah cesium 98 933 if this video is reaching
01:11:40| people in the year 2040 9 or some crap to finish up let's do a prediction for it's rainy it's raining today April 3rd the president says something really dumb I know it's not our present it's a
01:12:07| different present I understand do sit April 2023 yeah ok and any hazards how many how many followers on Twitter Oh like like 400 400 400 thousand yeah I think it I think it
01:12:25| doubles every year tell your Twitter my Twitter Oh last prediction I think today's day we discovered a new plant on a new planet how comedians is
01:12:38| that Hong that's cool interesting so a little bit of time travel coming at you folks we like you we like you a lot thanks for tuning in to 20:28 movers
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