Not only that, but also videos that genuinely make you question reality and ponder the nature of the universe. I'll start with this:



Note: This isn't proven, it's mostly conjectural.

As a commenter wrote, "Power towers are evaluated by collapsing from the top, so it goes like this:
10^10^10 = 10^(10^10) = 10^10,000,000,000 = a number that's 1 with 10 billion zeros aka a ****ton of zeroes after it"


It would take a person roughly 15 years to type that number out if they pressed and held 0 on the keyboard 24/7. How I did the math: I tried it and timed how many characters I can type in 30 seconds and it ended up being 650 zeros. So that's 1300 zeros per minute. Then you divide 10 billion by 1300 and you'll see how minutes that takes. Finally, convert that many minutes into years and you'll get nearly 15 years.

I also tried to copy/paste 0 into WordPad and after getting close to 2 billion 0s, it refused to copy any more and I couldn't even type a single number after that. In other words, the number is so big that it would take up about 5 WordPad files filled with 0s or a little over 10 GB of data. That's the number of years until the universe "ends", but eventually it could still begin anew. Even now the universe is just a newborn baby.

Pretty much everything on TikTok could apply. To see how stupid and vain people are getting is insane. Sloots slooting hard, dudes acting like quirky ****gits, lip-syncing, stupid little dance numbers. Culture and has devolved into narcissistic displays of self-obsession. "Reels" on ******** and Instagram display the same behavior.

Agreed. They all seem so disconnected from reality. As though the matrix has become real life to them. The funny thing is the generational gap between them and millennials is only one, but it feels like several sometimes. We've actually been living in a newer generation for at least a decade now called generation Alpha, but most still refer to youngsters as gen Z or zoomers.I've seen that one before. If you ever go outside in the downtown area of pretty much any city and just stand there taking everything in you'll see how people behave very similarly to the rat race. It's difficult not to marvel at society's upbringing and NPC-esque behavior.

This is another fascinating one. We are 100 million times larger compared to smallest thing than the observable universe is compared to us. There are more stars in the observable universe than there are grains of sand on the entire Earth and yet we are still that much larger than the Planck length. So manlets have nothing to worry about.

AI is in that uncanny valley phase right now, so anything that comes out feels like a fever dream.



This is what it sounds like behind a closed door if you try to listen to people having a conversation down the stairs.

I don't feel so good bros

When you see how big the universe is and how small we are.

lolSeen this one several times before. It's interesting how no one has been able to pinpoint how many stars and planets there are in the Milky Way. You hear anywhere from 100 billion to 400 billion. Same with the length of the galaxy itself in diameter, is it 70k or 120k lightyears? Well, according to that video it's over 100k. Same with the observable universe length. Some say 93 billion lightyears like in the video and others say as much as 150 billion lightyears in diameter. It's all about light and the brightness of the stars.

The concept of time in space is based on the properties of light and lightspeed. According to science, the universe is 13.4-13.8 billion years old, so there is no way to know for sure how large the observable universe is beyond that number. It's assumed that it's 93 billion lightyears in diameter based on the expansion theory. Everything else is pure mathematics.

Imagine falling endlessly and always seeing something different.




To think that a few decades ago computer graphics were so basic, lol.