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Ⓘⓐⓝ3 months ago

The type of video my YouTube algorithm recommends at 3 o’clock in the morning

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Brout3 months ago

I had plans to go to the landfill today. Now I gotta go to the dispensary & spend the day searching YT for "Fabric of Space" videos. This video makes the concept 17% clearer than listening to Brian Cox or Greene try to explain it. And fuck NDT all together. Thx for posting.

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Matt Rix3 months ago

Donut space! ✨

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Gordon3 months ago

3d is subjective, the shape is 4 dimensional

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SafePen 🦑3 months ago

I have been looking for this exact video for decades. What is it called? What is this from? Please someone

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brotherdarul 🇺🇸🟠3 months ago

So, just like Asteroids. /

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Les Reed3 months ago

This explains alot....

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Opso Facto3 months ago

30 years ago - imagine the time and effort to have produced this geometry and topology visualization aimed at a k-12 audience. With AI, knowledge is getting even MORE accessible to all. I want a course on all the maths.

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Javier3 months ago

Just this morning I was thinking that this must be how ants perceive their world, even as they walk on the walls, the ceiling, and the floor.🤔🐜🐜🐜

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brian 🪐🚀🔭3 months ago

Cool video. "Small Universes" with repeated galaxies have been researched. No evidence so far. If you cap off the Möbius strip, you get a projective plane. That, the torus and the sphere (and their connected sums) are the only compact, connected 2-D manifolds.

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Egregore3 months ago

@Grok, what shape of space could produce non-repeating lattices, such that the flat-landers would not see copies, but what appear to be infinitely random spacial permutations?

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Hawker3 months ago

Just do some DMT. You will literally live this video in real life. This video explained a lot about my trip. You will literally see the fabric of space on DMT. I saw myself in the room in all different places like this video.

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besttraderever 🏴‍☠️3 months ago

Nah, God was just kidding. "The heavens above will melt away and disappear like a rolled-up scroll. The stars will fall from the sky like withered leaves from a grapevine, or shriveled figs from a fig tree." "The sky was rolled up like a scroll, and all of the mountains and islands were moved from their places." Jesus is coming... SOON!

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ROMI3 months ago

Always a fascinating concept

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richard:svoboda3 months ago

I’m a little confused here because it seems like there’s a part missing that we should extrapolate the flatlanders to us ourselves but the thing is we never come see our mirror image in 3-D because we would have to be as big as one fourth of the universe.

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DerekX3 months ago

I don’t think it’s so simple as a geometric shape. The geometry is warped by the laws that seem to shape the universe yet it’s only our perspective. I believe it is geometry that is beyond our understanding but to us, the universe seems to look like a tarus THEORETICALLY.

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Not a Surgeon Either3 months ago

I will take a glazed donut, please.

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Lilith Datura3 months ago

Reimann

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Drew Wilson3 months ago

Christopher Nolan for sure must have seen this before making Interstellar :)

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KnowledgePGodsa3 months ago

What is the name of the full original video

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Ωman🇨🇦3 months ago

The fundamental domain for space is a mobius hourglass toroid.

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Azrail3 months ago

Also a bite sized 3D texturing tutorial 😎

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soulblocks3 months ago

Good shapes

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gameOVERX3 months ago

There is no torus shape. There is a 3D Anyonic Lattice of tiny 3-spoked rotors with their spokes at 120 degrees. These tiny spinning rotors make up the geometric, quantum, foundation of the universe and space. Non locality arises as encapsulated function of each rotor and allows for travel from point to another as a "reflection" across this lattice. Therefore, because these tiny rotors exist at every point in space, non-locality is everywhere at once. Each is nonlocally connected/entangled to the others. What is needed, is a new increment of time and coordinates for a uniform, non-expanding, space. Various parts of space expand at different rates due to CMB radiation/temperature differences. Therefore 3D space is always a set of comoving coordinates between to parts of space. You cannot be still in expanding space without countering the directions of expansion. You cannot counter the direction until you can map the expansion. You cannot map the expansion without a grid that measures space without expansion. In essence, AI projects a virtual grid. Over time this non-moving grid then measures expansion. Once we achieve this grid, then Quantum Time intervals arise from that grid. We can then travel (one day) from one point in space to another without smearing ourselves across the moving window of expanding space that is our destination. No wormhole needed. No torus shaped universe. 😘

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Lanky3 months ago

All this is a lie to keep you away from religion. It's proven a human consciousness needs a religious belief to grasp so they replaced the need of religion with "science."

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BeeBoppBruiser3 months ago

Genius idea: use AI to review all known ‘photographs’ of the universe (I.e., maps of the universe likely generated by radio wave-based telescopes) and ask it to find repeating patterns (I.e., distances between stars). If it finds replications than this proves torus hypothesis

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Jacob Nowatzke3 months ago

Windows 95 screensaver, but with obligatory Interstellar score.

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Chadwick the 6'3 Celtic Viking3 months ago

I laugh at this kind of stuff these days. We don't actually know shit about shit.

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Daggabay®3 months ago

Fantastic representation of the brane

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✨Abby✨3 months ago

I’m too high for this

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