Let’s Kill You a Billion Times to Make You Immortal

31 thoughts on “Let’s Kill You a Billion Times to Make You Immortal”

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2. i really fuckin hope im not the luckiest version of meout there man im really bankin on somethin taking me out

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3. If you have experience with QM mathematics, you know there's nothing beautiful or elegant (9:30) about Multiworld interpretation. It get's really ugly, really fast

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4. 34 now, been a deep thinking since I was a child and had this similar thought train on the "Many Worlds Theroy" before I knew my time tables. Now to see it as an actual theory is crazy.

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5. I'm pretty sure this is the synopsis of The One – solid Jet Lu movie

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6. So the plan for immortality is basically: die… over and over again… until we finally figure out how to stop dying. 😂 Sounds less like a breakthrough and more like the universe’s worst video game respawn strategy. 💀

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7. 7:43 reminds me of doctor strange in endgame

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8. This girl got some moves

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9. Forgot one of the most important reasons not to test it yourself, in every reality you die a variation of your friends and family have to experience your death

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10. Average Anime Protagonist has been doing that for Millennia.

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11. who here has experienced a break in their consciousness? i.e falling asleep? because unless i was created this morning with all the memories and experience of having lived several decades, and am about to experience a hellish waking eternity, quantum immortality is probably false. If you have never fallen asleep please reply to my comment so i know the main character is out there somewhere

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12. I’m not sure about this one 3:37

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13. Basically it’s gravity falls main timeline the one they tell the story in and every other universe they die

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14. I have a question, from what I understood, the vídeo claims that If you did the experiement 100 times and survived It all, the likeleness of It being a coincidênce is so low that It provas that there is an infinite number of realities for each variáble, but isnt the chance of Living in that specific reality the same? If they experiement happened, and succeded, would It really make a diference for what we now about the subject?

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15. You don't need to sit on a nuke, just throw a dice. The experiment makes no sense.

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16. I don't wanna die a single time.

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17. Diavolo know ts byw

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18. And what if someone is never subject to possible yes/no outcome decisions or events because they are permanently unconscious (like someone in a hospital) from birth? Would they only have one reality?… On the contrary, even your next heartbeat could be considered a yes/no outcome event… that would take the video's premise to its extreme.

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19. I swear there's a rick and morty episode on this with that reset button

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20. It’s pretty dark when you consider, entropically speaking, there are more ways for something we could call you to exist in barely habitable conditions vs actually enjoyable conditions. In other words, if you are destined to survive forever, it’s probably going to be hell.

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21. i like nukes…

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22. okay, lets assume that this is true. how would dying of old age instead of random events work? the human body has gotta die at some point, right?

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23. "Wow, this video is mind-blowing! I'm blown away by the concept of quantum reality and its connection to the human experience. It's fascinating to see how some of the ideas in this video align with my own interests in Upanishads and Vedic literature – I've been reading books like 'Eye of Shiva: Beyond the Quantum Universe' and 'Bhagavad Gita – The Supreme Secret' which have opened my eyes to a much deeper reality. These ancient texts have a profound understanding of the nature of reality and the human condition that I think is still relevant today. I'd love to see more content that explores the intersection of quantum physics and spirituality – it's an area that I'm really passionate about!"

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24. this makes me sad in so many ways…

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25. So basically the multiverse is real…

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26. Yea you always survive but you might lose a limb or something you only survive but your not invincible

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27. What is the most impossible thing that can happen in this universe?

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28. The many worlds theory is way less likely to have multiple branches of the current you due to nearly infinite configurations of matter. This would lead to many inconsistencies creating a completely different universe.

    The only way the multiple worlds theory would be true is only if every electron happened to be configured in the exact same way, and the chance of this happening would decrease with an insanely vast amount of quantum’s that exist.

    Additionally, how can we assume our consciousness is transferred to a different version of ourselves after death.

    At that point we might as well calculate because we will never know what truly exists unless we have knowledge from a higher power.

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29. I'm confused about something, even if we assume that the many worlds theory is true, why is our consciousness automatically rerouted to the version of us that survives ? There doesn't seem to be any good reason, apart from the idea that you have to be alive to experience a version of you, but couldn't you experience death ? What stops you from being one of the versions of you that dies ?

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30. I've been unliving all the copies of myself all across the multiverse for decades as I dream and diablerizing their components to integrate within my soul.
    If you have tech that can do this for me, you're years late.

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31. Me: Hi kurzgesagt
    “Let’s kill you a billion times to make you immortal”

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