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The universe started with a bang — but how will it end? With astonishing visuals, cosmologist and TED Fellow Katie Mack takes us to the theoretical end of everything, some trillions of years in the future, in a profound meditation on existence, wonder and the legacy of humanity within the immensity of time and space.
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Very interesting topic, thank you:)
*Time to have an existential crisis again!*
Thank you for my daily dose of anxiety
Nice, keep it positive in these trying times, not causing any existential crises or anything…
So amazing! How beautiful the world really is ❤❤
I believe that life continues until it doesn’t. Breathe we can’t completely be in the present in space.
That’s a cool way to put it, you believe in reincarnation?
I think you should start series on ” cosmos” on youtube
„… as Mack explained, there will be darkness again“
Just finished reading her book and then I got this notification
lets see what will born next, curios, curious!
I like it. It’s a positivist and positive message and … we need a lot of it right now
Shop for a new tie
Make macaroni
Do cardio
Don’t let the existential dread set in
Don’t let it set in
Vacuum the rug
-A meme comic I don’t know the author of
One day the flames will fade, and only darkness will remain
You can hide the circle of the person who suppresses the message to see it. The playlist collected by YouTube can be stored if necessary! (Amitabha)
I enjoyed this and it got me to rethink on a few topics
There is a beauty in understanding that life is finite – it gives it a purpose and a value; it is a gift we should live through in any way significant for ourselves. And as things probably don’t matter in the end they matter to each of us, at this moment.
TED×Anxiety.