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In the first of a new TED-Ed series designed to catalyze curiosity, TED Curator Chris Anderson shares his boyhood obsession with quirky questions that seem to have no answers. (Introducing the series “Questions no one knows the answers to”)
“Questions No One Knows the Answers to” was animated by Andrew Park (http://www.cognitivemedia.co.uk)
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3:43 I ALWAYS THINK ABOUT THIS SINCE I WAS 12 (im still 13 now)
It must be admitted that we have a lack of knowledge to understand them, so it means there is another power (God) who created all of these things.
Here I am coming from 2023…. and I think this is genius 🔥
You should read the Qur'an it helps
My questions are 😅😢
1 why there is something rather than nothing ?
2 how do you prove that you are exist ?
That all are theory's the real is we have one earth , one universe there so many planets and stars and many solar system, multiverse is a theory no evidence
1. How many universes? Just the one. It’s right there in the name: “UNI”verse. The one set of everything that exists.
2. Why don’t we see evidence of aliens? Because there aren’t any.
True questions without answers..
1. " If God created us then who created God? "
2. " If God created human then why we learn about the Evolution in history and science? "
3. " According to the History and science human evolution has started from apes then where apes came from and how apes were made? "
4. " We learn about the beginning of the earth and the big bang theory but who saw the big bang theory happening with their own eyes and how could they surely say that something happened called the big bang theory? "
5. " How big is space? Is it infinite? Who can explore the entire space and will the Explorer survive the journey alive? "
The problem is not asking impossible to answer questions, but the answers to them.
2:02 it scared me so much when i saw the island i live on in this video, thats crazy
Being awfully close to 15 after the video was made, I'm curious about when we'll become better people because right now the world feels like a toxic environment. Every day it feels like WW3 can happen any day now with all the wars that are happening.
Yes
Made it to 1:10
Mantap
I thought the earth spins left to right.
This universe is large so that you can think about the power of God, who is not limited by time or place. The purpose of human existence is to worship God. Praise be to God for the blessing of Islam. ♥🇵🇸
Speak clearly please.
whats this guy yapping about
i wanna see the universe with my own eyes
Or perhaps we can try looking in not out and ask, what is life? what is death what can we know about either. Not from a speculative or faith based perspective but really know? Time? Happiness? Knowledge? Being?
Im having an existential crisis
A voice that'll cure insomnia
On top of the whispering you tell a joke. Gobble gobble gobble is all I hear.
If there are multiple universes or dimensions don’t worry you won’t stump your toe on any of them or to quote Hillary Clinton “ What difference does it make?”.
There are some questions that no one knows the answers to, even with the most advanced science and technology. These questions challenge our understanding of the universe, ourselves, and our place in it. Some examples of such questions are:
– What is dark matter and dark energy, and how do they affect the expansion and fate of the cosmos?
– How did life originate on Earth, and is there life elsewhere in the solar system or beyond?
– What is consciousness, and how does it emerge from the brain?
– How can we solve the hard problem of ethics, and determine what is right and wrong in different situations?
– Are there other intelligent civilizations in the universe, and if so, how can we communicate with them?
These questions may seem daunting or even impossible to answer, but they also inspire curiosity and wonder. They motivate us to keep exploring, learning, and discovering new things. They remind us that there is always more to know, and that we are part of a vast and mysterious reality.
11 years ago
This is learning things for students and others. Its to grateful for the studying students, so more and more video plz be posted in this regards. Thanks
I’m tripping just took 4 g of mushroom, and this video so cool
Very boaring video
You do not. Have energy😢😢🎉🎉
Who's here from 3023.😅😂
4:53 my brain had a stroke at this part.
What is a basis for the vector space of continuous functions on the real line?
Does anyone know the exact word for the study of whatever he had said in the video, if that made sense
God is mesmerizing
There are questions where we don't onow the answers, questions where we will never know the answer and questions where there are no answers.
No one also knows this fact: where our nerf bullets go to
the amount of universes there are doesnt matter. We only live in one, so make the most out of it
Its questions like these that made the church hang peopel lol
It's 2023 now. 11 years from when this video was released. I ask for an update 😢❤
Only Muslims know
Question for everyone here: What's your take on the idea of "the more you know the less happy you are"?
Please engage🙏🏽
how was the first chain of protein actually formed on earth?
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How long is a string ?
Technically, there we have answers for these questions, we just don’t know what the correct answer is.