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First, how did they communicate across universes? That's a really important question. Btw, I know it's a representation of something theoretical, but still a fun question. 😉
Not a conspiracy, actually. While a curved universe would be MUCH cooler (relativity suggests that it would allow for certain methods of time travel), most measurements unfortunately agree that we live in a flat universe.
@@FatedHandJonathon if we live in a flat universe, then theoretically couldn't we exit it? Go below or above it? I can't logically imagine a flat universe, though I'm definitely not scientifically minded nor do I know much about physics at all.. but how can you have 3D inside 2D?
@@tsundereyoongi3869 Flat Universe doesn't mean 2D, it means 3D space is Euclidean (It works like your intuition expects it does). If you look at the example in the video, both Bob and Sue live in two-dimensional universes, but the universes have different "shapes". Similarly, a flat universe and a curved one for us would both be 3-dimensional, but their "shape" would be different in a way that's difficult to see from inside the universe. One way a curved universe would be different is that if you travelled forever in a straight line out into space (ignoring the speed of light or the time required to travel), you'd eventually "wrap back around" to the spot you started at. Just like if Sue travels a straight line in her two-dimensional universe, she'll eventually go around the sphere.
@@FatedHandJonathon but you say that the universe can't be curved, right? So that means it must have an end. If you travel, you won't curve back to where you started, you'll either just never stop traveling or you'd find the end. Most of what the universe contains is curved: magnetic pulls curve, planets curve, black holes curve, galaxies curve, gravity curves, the universe is almost made of spirals, right? So why can't the universe curve? Why do most measurements agree that we live in a flat universe when everything else is curved? What if the curve is so vast those measurements mean nothing and we, perhaps, might not even travel far enough out to measure that curve? It only makes sense that the universe would curve along with everything else And as for Euclidean, I think I can sort of understand what that means. So I could think of our 3D universe as more of a cuboid as a flat universe or a cylinder or sphere as a curved one, and translate the 2D elements of the video to 3D. but then a cuboid has an end. Flat things have ends, even if they are vastly massive, they still have ends. Unless it's possible they can go on forever and ever, but does that make sense? Would the universe continuously never end? Please bear with me, I'm incredibly interested in this stuff but teachers and classes did nothing for me 😅 I'm having to figure most maths and science out for myself, so thank you for talking to me about this
@@tsundereyoongi3869 It's possible for a flat universe to end, but not necessary. Like you said, it could just as easily go on forever; indeed, most physicists believe that the universe is infinite in every direction. There is, though, an "edge" to what we call the "Observable Universe", determined by the speed of light and cosmic expansion; basically, past a certain distance, it becomes physically impossible for anything to interact, not even light or gravity. So in that respect, we can say there's an "edge" to the universe, in that the amount of matter that will ever interact with our Universe is finite. By measuring the Cosmic Microwave Background (the leftover radiation still propagating from the Big Bang), we can make pretty precise measurements about the properties of space out to very extreme distances; this is kind of like if, instead of traveling the universe to draw right angles, Sue realized that there were already right angles everywhere, and she just had to find a way to look for them. From the CMB, we can pretty precisely determine that, within the Observable Universe, spacetime is flat; it curves around gravitational masses, but on the largest scales, straight lines appear to actually remain straight. You're right that ultimately, it's impossible to prove a flat universe extends flatly forever; maybe there is a curvature that extends out past what we could ever hope to measure, and it just locally looks flat. But the "locally" we're currently capable of measuring is MASSIVE, and within that space, triangles always add up to 180 degrees. Keep in mind, though, that while we're using the words "flat" and "curved", they aren't the intuitive concepts of "smooth" and "round" that you know. The universe isn't "flat" like a plate or "curved" like a ball, those are analogies. The question is about abstract geometric things. For example, if I have two parallel straight lines next to each other, and extend them infinitely, will they ever touch? If not, the Universe is what we call "flat".
@@thecreationist3216not in this context!! The 4th dimension in this context 100% is a spacial dimension. The 3 spacial dimensions we are familiar with are height, depth and length (or altitude, latitude and longitude). However, there's more and if I remember correctly, you can do math even to the 48th dimension.
I can highly recommend looking up more about this. It blows my mind and I still cannot wrap my head around the 4th dimension, let alone all the others!
@@blue-and-blauw it'd be a bit of a misnomer to call the fourth dimension in this case spatial, as there's not really and space to exist in there. if you look at the example in the video, the third "spatial" dimension comes from the curvature of the two dimensions present in the universe. in our case, the fourth dimension is just a theoretical dimension that would come from the curvature of our universe, but we're pretty sure ours is flat and there's not a fourth "spatial" dimension
2nd dimension: four 90° angles connect in straight lines 3rd dimension: three 90° angles connect in straight lines 4th dimension: two 90° angles connect in straight lines
We can't do it in earth. As the earth isn't flat We would need to make 90° angles in space and see if it makes a square or a triangle. If we get a triangle we will know that our space has a bend to it Edit: since we exist in 3d space, the 90° angles would make a cube or a curvey pyramid
@@randythesun1714 just like how a dome is affectively a bending 2d plane is noticeable on 3d level. A bending 3d plane would be noticeable on a 4d level The 4th dimension is the most mind fucking concept we know of. And we are still trying to prove if it even exists, if we did the triangle test, and got a triangle (pyramid) we would know that the 4th dimension is indeed real. We compare the laws of geometry of 2d and 3d objects, and see if we can produce any results on a 3d and 4d scale. Visualizing the 4th dimension looks like nonsense, but here are 2 examples of how to "simplify" it. A sphere passing through a 2d plane, just looks like a circle getting bigger out of nothing then smaller back into nothing. A 4d "sphere" would do the same, but look like a sphere. Another theory is that, a 2d plane is a piece of paper to us with us able to observe both sides, meaning a that 3d plane is a box with 2 observable faces, the inside and outside. So the idea is that the 4th dimension would change the rules of transparency and opacity.
here’s a recipe for cookies 225 g of butter 150 g of sugar 150 g brown sugar 2 large eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla essence 1 teaspoon baking soda 320 g wheat flour 350 g chocolate chips (see tip) Approach Beat room-temperature butter until fluffy together with white and brown sugar. Add the eggs while still beating. Then stir in vanilla essence and baking soda. Finally, mix in the wheat flour and chocolate chips (or coarsely chopped cooking chocolate, see tips). Refrigerate the dough for 30 min. Form large balls of the dough (about 1 heaped tablespoon of dough for each cake). Put them on a baking sheet covered with baking paper (max. 9 pieces on each sheet, because the cakes float out a little during baking). Press the cakes slightly flat with your hands. Bake in the middle of the oven at 180°C for 12-15 minutes (the cakes should be slightly golden at the edges). Allow the cookies to cool on the plate for 10 minutes, so that they harden slightly before carefully moving them onto a wire rack with a spatula and cooling completely. Store in a tightly sealed cake box. Enjoy
oh, come on!!!! notice the sheer raw brilliance of the comment!!! instead of fixing some small littul mistake!! i was laughing!! then saw the replies and went, that's why the aliens won't visit us!!
Sure... If you had a pole around 14 billion lightyears long, and a light source powerful enough to illuminate that pole, and a surface to cast a shadow on that made galaxies look like grains of sand. Oh, and if you were able to violate the speed of light in order to actually see that shadow after waiting 20 billion years or so for it to begin being cast. This isn't about measuring the shape of the Earth, it's about measuring the shape of the Universe in a four-dimensional sense. Basically, the question is, if you travel infinitely into space in one direction along a straight path, will you eventually "loop around" and end up where you started. And sadly, current measurements suggest the answer to that question is no; we live in a flat universe. Which is unfortunate, because curved Universes allow for time travel under relativity.
this is two dimensional spherical space where things curve towards the third dimension, in three dimensional spherical space things would curve towards the fourth dimension and it gets wonky you haven't even seen hyperbolic space yet
@@UCgx7OseCrundqkE8oEVeobg They live in two separate 2 dimensional universes. Since they're separate universes, they're different dimensions, of different shapes. I think what he said was fine, though you can go super in depth and poke holes if you want. You can do that with almost anything anyone says, if you're intelligent enough.
@@UCgx7OseCrundqkE8oEVeobg A different reality may have different dimensions, even if they are very similar. It doesn't matter either way. It was supposed to be funny, pretty sure. And you killed the joy.
@@UCgx7OseCrundqkE8oEVeobg Funny is subjective. The shape is irrelevant. They're not on the same dimension. Even if the dimension is identical. They're in two different realities. I hope you have a nice life, and grow a funny bone.
So basically on a spherical surface you can connect 3 90-degree edges with 3 straight lines(if the edges are arranged correctly) but on a flat surface you can’t and that’s how they know what shape their universe is
This sounds like something my high school geometry teacher would have said. His favorite joke was "what does a professional farmer drive?.....a "protractor"". 😂😂😂😂
@@theworldisgoingupinflames297 its a simple test that means absolutely nothing, but the zombies are wowed by it. As with all things heliocentric. Its a big show, my friend. Pretty amazing how dumb we are.
@@stevengots How do you find this hard? You talking about the end bc I understand that but the main part of the video is a super simple concept. Then again you could totally be lying bc no one is stopping you
Infinity doesnt exist in reality. Its a made up concept by humans. If space were infinite there would be infinite versions of us in this universe, even infinite exactly the same versions of us in this universe. Is that what were going with? Infinity is a singularity and it seems like those always indicate a mistake in the theory.
not a flat earther but i doubt they'd believe you if you just showed this on a model. you'd have to do it to the actual earth and even then they probably would think you fudged something
@fireballfilms in all fairness, why should they believe any more than they already didn't believe from this tutorial? Those folks literally need to be onboard a space shuttle peering down at the earth😫
Because the universe is non-euclidean, with negative curvature which may only be observable by understanding space and time as one dimension. Dark matter is an illusion of the universe being “shaped” like a hyperboloid which we can’t observe from our perspective.
Literally the way ancient greeks found out that the Earth was round was they built giant obelisks of the same size in a few different far away locations and measured the shadows simultaneously. If the earth was flat the shadows would’ve been the same size. However due to the earths curvature, the shadows were of varying lengths. Literally people didn’t even discover steel yet and they were smarter than flat earthers. TL,DR; Greeks used sticks and shadows to discover earth was round.
@@noyou1735 they were then able to use this information along with observations of lunar eclipses to find out the size and distance of the moon! That’s even more impressive IMO.
@@noyou1735 Not only they used sticks and shadow to discover Earth is round but they also calculated it's diameter with over 90% precision using those sticks
If I had to guess, they are applying 3 dimensional laws to something that may have higher dimensions. Square'ing a circle so to speak. 2D laws work in 2D space, but the impossible occurs when u apply 2D laws to 3D space.
@@arcguardian not really, if i understand you right. spacetime is a 4 dimensional object and it’s curvature is determined by the energy distribution of the universe and vice versa (this relationship is encoded in the einstein field equations of general relativity). we want to know the shape of spacetime so we make shapes in 4d (which could include making a polygon at a given time, with straight lines now being paths taken by light) and measure the angles in the shapes to determine the shape/curvature of spacetime at large scales. in particular we want to know if spacetime is, using bad terminology, spherical, flat, or hyperbolic because it tells us a lot about cosmology. point is we upgrade the 2d surface in the vid to a 4d shape
One way she could know she's on a sphere is to look in one direction if she sees herself then she's on a sphere if she isn't then flat although this only works if we're saying their 2D vision raps around the ball
“Now Bob is smart and remembers his Euclidean Geometry” Well, here’s Mark. He doesn’t even know what Euclidean Geometry is. Also, while walking, he sometimes forgets his right leg exists, then when he tries to move his right leg to walk, the leg doesn’t move at all. After a few seconds of him not realizing he’s not moving, he finally realizes, looks down, remembers his leg exists, tries to walk again, but since he’s still getting used to having his leg back, he falls over
the confidence, hopes and thrills i get when i click and watch interesting vids i think i’ll easily be able to grasp only to watch them and be like nope 😐
Is this one of those times where you know that you know you've seen before yet somehow you also don't have any recollection whatsoever of it? That's what's ringing me right now with this one lol I'm for real about to go search for that add Ad*
You're gonna give the flat earthers an aneurysm
BWAHAHAHA IM ROLLONG
Dont worry they are not smart enough to understand this
Lol I agree
We can only hope
Wtf is an aneurysm I'm too dumb to comprehend this
Now that bob and sue know what dimension they're in- its time for an existential crisis.
Yes
Oh boy can’t wait for the dimensional strikes!!
Scp 085 :)
😂
First, how did they communicate across universes? That's a really important question.
Btw, I know it's a representation of something theoretical, but still a fun question. 😉
Forget flat earth conspiracies, we're gonna have flat universe conspiracies
Not a conspiracy, actually. While a curved universe would be MUCH cooler (relativity suggests that it would allow for certain methods of time travel), most measurements unfortunately agree that we live in a flat universe.
@@FatedHandJonathon if we live in a flat universe, then theoretically couldn't we exit it? Go below or above it? I can't logically imagine a flat universe, though I'm definitely not scientifically minded nor do I know much about physics at all.. but how can you have 3D inside 2D?
@@tsundereyoongi3869 Flat Universe doesn't mean 2D, it means 3D space is Euclidean (It works like your intuition expects it does). If you look at the example in the video, both Bob and Sue live in two-dimensional universes, but the universes have different "shapes". Similarly, a flat universe and a curved one for us would both be 3-dimensional, but their "shape" would be different in a way that's difficult to see from inside the universe.
One way a curved universe would be different is that if you travelled forever in a straight line out into space (ignoring the speed of light or the time required to travel), you'd eventually "wrap back around" to the spot you started at. Just like if Sue travels a straight line in her two-dimensional universe, she'll eventually go around the sphere.
@@FatedHandJonathon but you say that the universe can't be curved, right? So that means it must have an end. If you travel, you won't curve back to where you started, you'll either just never stop traveling or you'd find the end. Most of what the universe contains is curved: magnetic pulls curve, planets curve, black holes curve, galaxies curve, gravity curves, the universe is almost made of spirals, right? So why can't the universe curve? Why do most measurements agree that we live in a flat universe when everything else is curved? What if the curve is so vast those measurements mean nothing and we, perhaps, might not even travel far enough out to measure that curve? It only makes sense that the universe would curve along with everything else
And as for Euclidean, I think I can sort of understand what that means. So I could think of our 3D universe as more of a cuboid as a flat universe or a cylinder or sphere as a curved one, and translate the 2D elements of the video to 3D. but then a cuboid has an end. Flat things have ends, even if they are vastly massive, they still have ends. Unless it's possible they can go on forever and ever, but does that make sense? Would the universe continuously never end?
Please bear with me, I'm incredibly interested in this stuff but teachers and classes did nothing for me 😅 I'm having to figure most maths and science out for myself, so thank you for talking to me about this
@@tsundereyoongi3869 It's possible for a flat universe to end, but not necessary. Like you said, it could just as easily go on forever; indeed, most physicists believe that the universe is infinite in every direction. There is, though, an "edge" to what we call the "Observable Universe", determined by the speed of light and cosmic expansion; basically, past a certain distance, it becomes physically impossible for anything to interact, not even light or gravity. So in that respect, we can say there's an "edge" to the universe, in that the amount of matter that will ever interact with our Universe is finite.
By measuring the Cosmic Microwave Background (the leftover radiation still propagating from the Big Bang), we can make pretty precise measurements about the properties of space out to very extreme distances; this is kind of like if, instead of traveling the universe to draw right angles, Sue realized that there were already right angles everywhere, and she just had to find a way to look for them. From the CMB, we can pretty precisely determine that, within the Observable Universe, spacetime is flat; it curves around gravitational masses, but on the largest scales, straight lines appear to actually remain straight.
You're right that ultimately, it's impossible to prove a flat universe extends flatly forever; maybe there is a curvature that extends out past what we could ever hope to measure, and it just locally looks flat. But the "locally" we're currently capable of measuring is MASSIVE, and within that space, triangles always add up to 180 degrees.
Keep in mind, though, that while we're using the words "flat" and "curved", they aren't the intuitive concepts of "smooth" and "round" that you know. The universe isn't "flat" like a plate or "curved" like a ball, those are analogies. The question is about abstract geometric things. For example, if I have two parallel straight lines next to each other, and extend them infinitely, will they ever touch? If not, the Universe is what we call "flat".
"The four-dimensional shape of our universe" can not be the last line I hear on this subject with no follow-up
The fourth dimension is time
@@thecreationist3216sure bro sure
@@thecreationist3216not in this context!! The 4th dimension in this context 100% is a spacial dimension.
The 3 spacial dimensions we are familiar with are height, depth and length (or altitude, latitude and longitude). However, there's more and if I remember correctly, you can do math even to the 48th dimension.
I can highly recommend looking up more about this. It blows my mind and I still cannot wrap my head around the 4th dimension, let alone all the others!
@@blue-and-blauw it'd be a bit of a misnomer to call the fourth dimension in this case spatial, as there's not really and space to exist in there. if you look at the example in the video, the third "spatial" dimension comes from the curvature of the two dimensions present in the universe. in our case, the fourth dimension is just a theoretical dimension that would come from the curvature of our universe, but we're pretty sure ours is flat and there's not a fourth "spatial" dimension
“Have you figured out the 4th dimension yet?”
“No.”
“MORE TRIANGLES!”
- Pythagoras Jr
I felt this comment in my spirit and I love it. 😂😂😂
Lovely 😂
or maybe tetrahedrons 😂
... Shouldn't they use squares instead?
"Now Bob is smart and remembers his euclidean geometry"😭
Edit: "Hmm...., neat."
About time someone noticed
You don’t remember your Euclidean Geometry
@@peepz1000 my friend once forgot his Euclidean geometry. He believed the world was flat for that year.
@@JasonW. Lol
? can someone explain?
That is wild. Puts into perspective how we don't know what we don't know but at some level we know.
I know, right?
But do I..?
@@Nautiliam Vsauce reference ay?
Wild or dumb ? Because they can't draw anyting, they would see the triangle as a line
Even 2d feels hard to grasp
"IT'S SPHERICAL!"
-Josh Peck, after discovering the shape of his universe.
"Next time Bob will tell us how many aliens are there in universe"
I'm here (y)
Lol
37
No more
No less
@@hinamiravenroot7162 im the 38th
all of them
2nd dimension: four 90° angles connect in straight lines
3rd dimension: three 90° angles connect in straight lines
4th dimension: two 90° angles connect in straight lines
This man is a genius!
5th dimension: one 90 degree angle connects in a straight line
6th dimension: *NO*
7th dimension -1 90° angle connects in an straight line
@@davidaugustofc25748th dimension: a single line connects to all of existence.
I love how you can kind of see a behind the scenes on the reflection
That no BTS. That's a different universe.
Now me and my wife Sue are looking at each other suspiciously.
Omg 💀
LMAO
lmao
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Lol
the entire video : "ok ok, i understand"
the last second : "wait wha-"
We can't do it in earth. As the earth isn't flat
We would need to make 90° angles in space and see if it makes a square or a triangle.
If we get a triangle we will know that our space has a bend to it
Edit: since we exist in 3d space, the 90° angles would make a cube or a curvey pyramid
@@Lightmagician60 why did the guy in the video said “four-dimensional” for our universe?
@@randythesun1714 just like how a dome is affectively a bending 2d plane is noticeable on 3d level. A bending 3d plane would be noticeable on a 4d level
The 4th dimension is the most mind fucking concept we know of. And we are still trying to prove if it even exists, if we did the triangle test, and got a triangle (pyramid) we would know that the 4th dimension is indeed real.
We compare the laws of geometry of 2d and 3d objects, and see if we can produce any results on a 3d and 4d scale.
Visualizing the 4th dimension looks like nonsense, but here are 2 examples of how to "simplify" it.
A sphere passing through a 2d plane, just looks like a circle getting bigger out of nothing then smaller back into nothing. A 4d "sphere" would do the same, but look like a sphere.
Another theory is that, a 2d plane is a piece of paper to us with us able to observe both sides, meaning a that 3d plane is a box with 2 observable faces, the inside and outside. So the idea is that the 4th dimension would change the rules of transparency and opacity.
@@Lightmagician60 I think the fourth dimension also has something to do with time control aswell
Wow you’re so correct
here’s a recipe for cookies
225 g of butter
150 g of sugar
150 g brown sugar
2 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla essence
1 teaspoon baking soda
320 g wheat flour
350 g chocolate chips (see tip)
Approach
Beat room-temperature butter until fluffy together with white and brown sugar. Add the eggs while still beating. Then stir in vanilla essence and baking soda. Finally, mix in the wheat flour and chocolate chips (or coarsely chopped cooking chocolate, see tips). Refrigerate the dough for 30 min.
Form large balls of the dough (about 1 heaped tablespoon of dough for each cake). Put them on a baking sheet covered with baking paper (max. 9 pieces on each sheet, because the cakes float out a little during baking). Press the cakes slightly flat with your hands.
Bake in the middle of the oven at 180°C for 12-15 minutes (the cakes should be slightly golden at the edges). Allow the cookies to cool on the plate for 10 minutes, so that they harden slightly before carefully moving them onto a wire rack with a spatula and cooling completely.
Store in a tightly sealed cake box.
Enjoy
Thankyou! I got more out of this video than I paid for, that's for sure 😂 ❤
As an American I shall not make this because we don't use grams 😀 and I'm also to lazy to convert it
Matpat: D O N U T
I like how he drew on the shiny ball with a sharpie then immediately regretted it and switched to paper
Euclidean Geometry got nothing on your perception
He used paper for the 90° angles so he could move them
@@Gorbachof 000000l
The marker was a guideline for the straight edges 🤦♂️
You were completely wrong and ignorant but you still got so many thumbs, be ashamed at least
She really went all around the universe just to know if it’s circular 💀
sums up why we dont know the shape.
*Round
@@cutiebunnyamber3447 nah, but mine also sounds well
@@mryellow6918 haha you get it :)
oh, come on!!!! notice the sheer raw brilliance of the comment!!! instead of fixing some small littul mistake!! i was laughing!! then saw the replies and went, that's why the aliens won't visit us!!
The only thing I got out of that was ✨Bob✨
you could even do the pole and its shadow method
Sure... If you had a pole around 14 billion lightyears long, and a light source powerful enough to illuminate that pole, and a surface to cast a shadow on that made galaxies look like grains of sand. Oh, and if you were able to violate the speed of light in order to actually see that shadow after waiting 20 billion years or so for it to begin being cast.
This isn't about measuring the shape of the Earth, it's about measuring the shape of the Universe in a four-dimensional sense. Basically, the question is, if you travel infinitely into space in one direction along a straight path, will you eventually "loop around" and end up where you started. And sadly, current measurements suggest the answer to that question is no; we live in a flat universe. Which is unfortunate, because curved Universes allow for time travel under relativity.
Non-Euclidean geometry seems easier than this,well, at least with that there’s an excuse for it to be confusing
this is two dimensional spherical space where things curve towards the third dimension, in three dimensional spherical space things would curve towards the fourth dimension and it gets wonky
you haven't even seen hyperbolic space yet
@@hahayes7205 ages ago I saw a video on that and it is as cool as it is confusing
Easy to explain straight lines curve
Fhtagn, yo.
@@Haiesta Numberphile
shoutout to sue for travelling to three corners of her universe, a real legend
her universe is quite small in relation to her one size...
Corners?
Her universe has no corners tho, it’s spherical
@@WiggyWamWam metaphorical corners
The corners that he drew that’s probably what they meant
Bob took University to the universe
funny thing is that i have the playset they're in
Bob: “Sorry babe I don’t think this is going to work, Your not on the same dimensions as me”
Bitches love the D,
The 3D
You're
@@UCgx7OseCrundqkE8oEVeobg They live in two separate 2 dimensional universes. Since they're separate universes, they're different dimensions, of different shapes. I think what he said was fine, though you can go super in depth and poke holes if you want. You can do that with almost anything anyone says, if you're intelligent enough.
@@UCgx7OseCrundqkE8oEVeobg A different reality may have different dimensions, even if they are very similar.
It doesn't matter either way. It was supposed to be funny, pretty sure. And you killed the joy.
@@UCgx7OseCrundqkE8oEVeobg Funny is subjective.
The shape is irrelevant. They're not on the same dimension. Even if the dimension is identical. They're in two different realities.
I hope you have a nice life, and grow a funny bone.
I wish i knew this earlier. The maths teacher said she'd give £100 to whoever coluld draw a triangle with angles that don't add up to 180°
Did she specify it had to be in a 2-D flat plane?
@@westonding8953 probably not, profit
@@westonding8953 no
Wait how would you draw a triangle with angles that don't add up to 180°?
@@improvingguitarist1595 on a curved surface.
Feels like Vsauce and Ted-Ed fused together.
“Sue does the same thing and determines that her world is flat as well, but then she says, “Nah, I’d win.”” 💀💀😭🙏
"Did you learn something new?"
Me: "Yes"
"Did you understand?"
Me: no.
"What have you gained?"
Me: another thing that I am dumb at.
1 thing I understood
that Bob is flat and Sue is Curve💀
Noob
@@minecraftbedwarsgaming1177 noob
@@Kenobi_SpaceJesus She got all the curve while Bob is just flat. Dang
@@RemedieX Ya💀
This was a very eloquent and intelligent diss to all flat earthers. Love it.
How so?
@@hoosierflatty6435
Because you can also do it to Earth…
I really don't think it's meant to be a diss. Also, if you're objective is to diss flat rathers, you'll never change their perspective.
Most of what flat earthers do involves measuring the curve. I hardly believe this shit comes to them as a surprise
And the amazing part is there’s a myriad of other ways to prove the earth is round that even a slug could comprehend.
Sue and Bob could have left a landmark, and walk in one direction continously
The Mysterious highschooler: nah, i'd win.
"What did you understand?"
Nothing
"Did you like it?"
YES+
It's a time - space concept not made for normal humans only geniuses
@@hackerlordmordern i'll consider this as ur calling me genius hehehe xD
@@peripheralmaster3265 ☠️☠️ actually the opposite of it
So basically on a spherical surface you can connect 3 90-degree edges with 3 straight lines(if the edges are arranged correctly) but on a flat surface you can’t and that’s how they know what shape their universe is
This CZcams short is missing a lot of context that you need so it’s ok
this is actually a rare occasion where i understand everything he is talking about
Wiser you grow
Even the end where he says four dimensions?
@@djentloverit's impossible to visualize but the concept is rather simple
Then tell us
I’m glad you remember your Euclidean geometry
Flat earthers has been quiet since this dropped 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You got another subscriber!
I love science
The maths teacher when you miss one day of school:
🤣🤣🤣 couldn't agree more!
Math teacher. Not maths teacher.
@@martinlutherbling424 its maths teacher in australia
@@martinlutherbling424Only Americans do this.
“Have you ever felt like losing and gaining braincells at the same time?”
Me:
No comments? Let me fix that real quick :)
@@sochichionlineshop7036 ooo
@@mooshroom3475 ooowoo
@@sochichionlineshop7036 cringe
@@kothen4994 like ur mom :)
This video teaches me better than school does ☠️
My brain is like:🤯😵💫💀
Sue casually travelling to different corners of her universe and placing indestructible angles that will be connected once they're all placed
In a real life setting, this wouldn’t be needed actually. We are doing this in space, and reflective material already exists out there.
🤓👆 Erm actually it's a sphere so there are no corners on her universe 🤓👆
@@yesil_ejderya🤫let the man believe
@@yesil_ejderyabro i didnt know double nerd was even possible
@@letmespeaktoyourmanagerand bro lied... There's like 3+corners on each universe. What kinda nerd😂😂😂
nigga ain't even nerd right 😂😂
"it's flat"
"It's round"
Me: its a triangular shape🤷
Man nice good one
Got 134 but don't have comment Let's fix that
@@kazototempess1739 thx man great deed 👍
"it's a line"
you can only recognize a triangle by looking at it from above which is impossible for either one to do.
Cool
Lmfao
Awsome explanation!
Pov: the first short I watch after school
Every triangle is a love triangle when you love triangles.
This sounds like something my high school geometry teacher would have said.
His favorite joke was "what does a professional farmer drive?.....a "protractor"". 😂😂😂😂
I need to say this randomly like an NPC would.
TR3B-Black-Manta
Untill you discover it's a tetrahedron and can't find a reliable couples trigonometrist. 💀
how could you
grr!
Flat earthers:
*_I'm gonna pretend I didn't saw that_*
Also flat earthers: repeat it back but left out the curvature
@@MrBrandon9653 they say science is a religion
lmaoo
"That's what the reptilians want you to think"
@@BuuGHuuL what science and religion can't co exists. JK I'm a scientist and believes in God
The old pet stop sticker kit was so nostalgia
Teacher: the test is not that hard
The test:
This hurts my brain to think about it in 4d.
why?...the 4th dimension is just time, so just imagine the spherical universe changing through time (e.g., increasing in radius). ez-pz!
@@douglasharley2440 if the 4th dimension is time, then it doesn't exist in lower dimensions? (2nd, 1st)
@@bob-vf8mw yea there is no time in 3d
@@bob-vf8mw that's correct, there wouldn't be such a thing as time.
@@douglasharley2440 i don't believe it
Sue: What if the spherical world just looks flat on a local level?
...Congratulations, you just destroyed Flat earthers. 😂
Nice try. Unfortunately people are easily manipulated. Fortunately there is time for you to learn about what you are speaking.
@@JamesAlstonmemphis but he just explained it in the video its a very simple test u could try it out to see
@@theworldisgoingupinflames297 I don't see a triangle on the ball.
@@theworldisgoingupinflames297 its a simple test that means absolutely nothing, but the zombies are wowed by it. As with all things heliocentric. Its a big show, my friend. Pretty amazing how dumb we are.
I can honestly not tell anymore if people on the internet are idiots or trolls
You are really interesting and i love your videos man! 👏🏼
It is funny how we can see him on the ball😂
Him - lecture
Me - looking at his reflection trying to see inside his house
Same 😂 I was staring at the guy and his camera
OMG same 😆
Same 😂😂
Y'all so nosey mind your own business
@@Star-Boy350 says while having a simp name
The flat earthers be like: “ok, so bob lives on earth”
No, they don’t argue that we a 2 dimensional
@@olegshtolc7245 unfortunately they do😂
@@Ethan-Zafr1r they think the earth is flat, not 2D
@@GrassConsultant OK, but I didn’t talk about that to begin with
@@Ethan-Zafr1r Bob is 2D
Beautiful demonstration.
I think it will be kind of hard to get any squareness even if our universe is round because it is so big
"Bob is smart and remembers his Euclidean Geometry" well, this is Natalie, and she can't even remember what she had for breakfast
Natalie must figure out the shape of the universe for all of humanity
Natalie please do it
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Best comment!!!
@@azizbekusmonov386 -. __-.
@@azizbekusmonov386 why someone always gotta be weird 😭
Teacher: “Today is going to be an easy day with a lot of easy work.”
The work:
Yea no one can comprehend it and you gotta think abstract
@@Clxxdii 🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@stevengots 2.8 GPA comments
@@btuttle8 I got a 4.0
@@stevengots How do you find this hard? You talking about the end bc I understand that but the main part of the video is a super simple concept. Then again you could totally be lying bc no one is stopping you
Bob: smart and remembers his Euclidean geometry
Me: confused on how angles
But did he remember his keter geometry?
@@mikex5984 nah, only the safe geometry
@@SerenityScratch he actually knows Thaumiel geometry.
“Nah lets just build a massive firework so we can send a human on it”
My brain when it's time to sleep:
"the girls universe is ball"
"the boys universe is flat"
Answer: Our universe is a flat ball
A disc ?
@@unique00925 lol
Time for scientists to figure out the shape of the futa universe
@@unique00925 No, a disc can only exist in Bob’s realm.
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix and the... male counterpart
The group of teens coding our reality:
Shit- they're figuring it out!
Everything’s getting messed up their gonna have to restart 🫢
@@--hek--3686 They're gonna have to delete this save file
Her 3d shape is spherical ... Sick burn dude
I wonder how big the space triangle our scientists are drawing
Damn. Who's funding sue?
Melon tusk
The SIA
(Spherical intelligence unit)
Now, that's the real ques.
FBI (Flat Bob intelligence)
Probably gerical spometry
Thanks I needed to fry my brain extra crispy today
😂😂😂😂😂
That's hurt bro
I literally have exams today T^T
@@duewednesday3315 I have my final exams next week and I haven't memorised a damn thing
@@randomheliumball7505 My exams are over noww AHHHH but gluck on yours!! SJKSKJDKS
caught in 4k on the ball😂
Interesting illustration 👍🏾 makes sense
"Bois, ima need yall to go to the edge of the universe. We need some tape measurers."
@Peter Jordan no. It does.
@@peterjordan8399actualy we dont know but the major theorys we built so far point towards no edges. But still theoretical it has no edges.
@@nothing2chere324 Actually,
Poop
@@connerbowen6953 uhvmost ve been late,
Nah jokes i cant write or read or :(
Infinity doesnt exist in reality. Its a made up concept by humans.
If space were infinite there would be infinite versions of us in this universe, even infinite exactly the same versions of us in this universe. Is that what were going with? Infinity is a singularity and it seems like those always indicate a mistake in the theory.
*how to prove flat earthers wrong, tutorial*
Seen this comment coming from a
Mile away 🤣
not a flat earther but i doubt they'd believe you if you just showed this on a model. you'd have to do it to the actual earth and even then they probably would think you fudged something
@@fireballfilmsfr dude literally nothing can convince them at this point we should just cut that topic off it's useless to argue with them
@fireballfilms in all fairness, why should they believe any more than they already didn't believe from this tutorial? Those folks literally need to be onboard a space shuttle peering down at the earth😫
@@deenad3562no they would probably still deny it
Well described ❤
bro just single handedly humbled flat earthers
We live on a 4th dimensional Pringle. That was the shape they determined
What flavour? Anything less than sour cream and onion or bbq, I'm leaving!
Because the universe is non-euclidean, with negative curvature which may only be observable by understanding space and time as one dimension. Dark matter is an illusion of the universe being “shaped” like a hyperboloid which we can’t observe from our perspective.
universal pringle
How many calories
@@artbkit’s pizza
Note to flat-earthers: here, try this.
Literally the way ancient greeks found out that the Earth was round was they built giant obelisks of the same size in a few different far away locations and measured the shadows simultaneously. If the earth was flat the shadows would’ve been the same size. However due to the earths curvature, the shadows were of varying lengths. Literally people didn’t even discover steel yet and they were smarter than flat earthers.
TL,DR; Greeks used sticks and shadows to discover earth was round.
@@noyou1735 I didn't discover steel either though...
@@noyou1735 they were then able to use this information along with observations of lunar eclipses to find out the size and distance of the moon! That’s even more impressive IMO.
@@noyou1735 Not only they used sticks and shadow to discover Earth is round but they also calculated it's diameter with over 90% precision using those sticks
But I observed the Earth being flat. I look at my cement drive way and there is no curve.
It’s funny how I learn more from this guy then I do from school
Flat earthers wya
Its gonna take alot of string to make a triangle over our universe
it doesn't make sense to me, I don't think it makes sense. this doesn't make any sense to me. sorry
Hopefully the string can provide a theory
@@Gatsu_Gambino string theory
@@therealhelmholtz that's the joke
@@lostpockets2227 i dont fucking care
This... This might be one of the best simple explanations of higher level math I have ever seen. Well done.
"Flatland" by Edwin Abbott popularized this way of thinking. Its a good read.
Bob lives in Terraria and
sue lives in minecraft
Though that really is something
POV the math problems dad would yell "IS IT FLAT OR CURVED" at you, for no reason.
"This is how scientists are trying to figure it out in our Universe"
Doesn't elaborate.
If I had to guess, they are applying 3 dimensional laws to something that may have higher dimensions. Square'ing a circle so to speak. 2D laws work in 2D space, but the impossible occurs when u apply 2D laws to 3D space.
@@arcguardian not really, if i understand you right. spacetime is a 4 dimensional object and it’s curvature is determined by the energy distribution of the universe and vice versa (this relationship is encoded in the einstein field equations of general relativity). we want to know the shape of spacetime so we make shapes in 4d (which could include making a polygon at a given time, with straight lines now being paths taken by light) and measure the angles in the shapes to determine the shape/curvature of spacetime at large scales. in particular we want to know if spacetime is, using bad terminology, spherical, flat, or hyperbolic because it tells us a lot about cosmology. point is we upgrade the 2d surface in the vid to a 4d shape
@@kashu7691 y’all it’s just a joke 😂
What is there to elaborate on? He said scientists are doing experiments like this for the 4th dimension in our universe. That's all there is to it
@@kyler247 then bro is dry asf
I fell asleep watching this, and as you could imagine, it kept playing over and over. had some trippy dreams lol
Lol 😂
I'm always afraid I'll fall asleep on a MrBallin video.
Did your subconscious figure out the shape of the universe? 😊
yo this actually makes sense, good demonstration!
I skipped the second he talked about geometry because my brain started to hurt
Scientist: We need to draw a *bigger* triangle
A tetrahedron 👍
And we still trying to see 4D with our 2D viewpoint and 2D screen cards.
Morseo it’s to understand the concept of 4D as opposed to visualizing it since it is currently impossible to do so
@@philmybutup4759 Isn't 4D just movment in 3D??? Which equals time
@@ChristofferOrrmalmUtsi In regards to space-time, yes, but not in regards to space.
@@ChristofferOrrmalmUtsi that's the simplest definition of 4d so far, since it only makes sense that way for we are currently living in 3d.
hyperbolica has a puzzle that's a good demonstration of this
One way she could know she's on a sphere is to look in one direction if she sees herself then she's on a sphere if she isn't then flat although this only works if we're saying their 2D vision raps around the ball
“Remembers his Euclidean geometry”
I can’t even remember how to spell the word Euclidean
(I used another comment to spell it 😭)
Woulda been funnier if you typed "FoodMeridian" or something lol like the whole Derelict Sourpatch/Benedict Cumberbatch gag
@@absurdhero144 i had a stroke reading your comment but it aint your fault honestly
@@TheMcBidou you'll probably get full-blown chlamydia from reading mine sentence
@@TheMcBidou sorry you couldn't understand a sentence with quotation marks and an explanatory ending.
@@absurdhero144 i was taking a shit. Now that post shit clarity has passed, I understand.
"And that, my Liege, is how we know the world to be banan shaped."
aw yes my favorite fruit is banan
Now I fully understand Jimmy Timmy power hour!
Proving flat earthers wrong
“Now Bob is smart and remembers his Euclidean Geometry”
Well, here’s Mark. He doesn’t even know what Euclidean Geometry is. Also, while walking, he sometimes forgets his right leg exists, then when he tries to move his right leg to walk, the leg doesn’t move at all. After a few seconds of him not realizing he’s not moving, he finally realizes, looks down, remembers his leg exists, tries to walk again, but since he’s still getting used to having his leg back, he falls over
And here's Langston he does whatever the da hell he does
@@langstonclark8796 best
Mark is having a time
Well Here's me. Laughing at this joke.
You're in the maze, now.
the confidence, hopes and thrills i get when i click and watch interesting vids i think i’ll easily be able to grasp only to watch them and be like nope 😐
Thanks for teaching me about polygons
I loved the rt where he tells the shape of our universe and how he found it 😂😂😂
“Did you know, the universe is shaped like a Pringle’s chip?”
-Pringle’s ad
lol
You just reminded me I have a few Pringles left… so sad when the can is empty 😭
@@nmg6248 So sad when you leave a few 😢😅
... Unless the few is actually a stack so you have enough to still satisfy as much as the first stack did lol
Is this one of those times where you know that you know you've seen before yet somehow you also don't have any recollection whatsoever of it?
That's what's ringing me right now with this one lol I'm for real about to go search for that add Ad*
*they are the gods of this universe.*
Me: "Interesting."
Also me: *didn't understand anything*
bro realised triangles have 3 vertices
Ain't no way im learning geometry in yt shorts 😭💀
I literally got of the bus 💀