@mindymac_does_stuff
Who else is watching this because our current reality feels awful, and physics is soothing AF when it feels like the world is burning down 🫠 Edit: man the loony toons came out in force for this one didn't they 🤦
@Vihspac
Yesterday I almost died in a car accident, but the accident did not happen thanks to a very quick and precise maneuver I made. I did not know that I was capable of that, and for many hours I thought how lucky I was. This video makes me think more deeply about this. Maybe my funeral is taking place right now in another world.
@hopefultraveller1
After a gruesome accident I had a near-death experience which was incredibly vivid, in which I experienced states of 'being' I could not have imagined and experienced perceptions to which no mortal experience has ever granted any context. It was all progressing wondrously and euphorically and then went into reverse at precisely the moment the operating theatre staff got my heart re-started. That was over 45 years ago and it's still fully as vivid today, and I have no fear whatsoever of death - I'm looking forward to it, however it may come - I knew then that it was not for me to choose. To my surprise, just as I left the wordless realm and returned to 'normal' unconsciousness there were some words awaiting me: "The only thing you take with you is the happiness you give to others." I came to believe that the quality of how we touch the lives of others is as quantum as our very existence.
@alsecen5674
On the 62nd anniversary of my wife's birth and the 3rd anniversary of her death, i find this a poignant video. Thank you for bringing me some comfort in thinking that somewhere in a reality i cannot perceive we are enjoying the day together in love and happiness.
@teresarudolph1256
I've been thinking about my boyfriend a lot today. He died almost a year ago. He was one of the most health-conscious people I've ever known. He taught me to look at the ingredients of everything I eat. In a better, more fair world, he would never have gotten an h.pylori infection, or he would have had a better doctor who would have done a better job of treating it. In such a world, he probably would have lived another 20 to 30 years, and we would still be going for walks together, and listening to music and dancing together in his kitchen. He also wanted to go and see Mount Rushmore, and visit Hawaii and New Zealand. It's nice to think that such a world exists, in which we would be doing those things together.
@jasonjones7461
These sorts of concepts are so fascinating to me, I CANNOT understand why so many ppl have little to no interest in this stuff. So many times I have attempted to have conversations and discussions about it only to get looked at like I am a crazy person. It's seriously depressing, so it's an understatement to say how beneficial it was to find so many others here
@rodneyabrett
My dad was a Quantum physicist since the 60s and he would have loved this channel and video if he was alive today. Watching vids like this always makes me think of him, but I also find it very fascinating!
@kengozin
I’m watching this in hopes my late son is floating around this realm still somewhere. We miss you Silas
@capefear56
Honestly the idea of someone pointing a revolver at their head and pulling the trigger, unable to die because something always happens - dud bullets, shaky hands, etc, yet dying in countless other universes that they will never be able to perceive, has always fascinated me from both a philosophical and science-fiction storywriting perspective. I'd never try it, of course, but it'd be interesting if this was in fact the case in reality. We're all the the "chosen ones" of our own worlds, because we can never truly experience the collapse of whatever is generating our conscious experience.
@Tehstampede
It's an interesting thought, but the idea that I'll have to pay taxes forever is existentially terrifying
@SteelNight7
I've experienced first hand the concept they are talking about in this video. Many years ago I was in a car accident, an SUV hitting my driver side at high speed. I was completely unharmed but couldn't shake the feeling I had died in another branch of reality. The most difficult aspect of this feeling is the thought my loved ones had to grieve my young death. This video brought all those feelings back. When I saw the video before clicking on it I thought of that car accident and the video went on to describe the exact thing I felt had happened.
@BonnieShadow33
Several years after my wife passed away, I had a dream in which she came to see me. I was so confused, but there was a lot going on & I didn't have a chance to ask questions for a while. I was about to tell her, "I watched you die," & ask how she was here, when she told me, "I watched you die so many times before I found you." She kissed me, and I woke up. And all I could think of was that in some other universe, she had lived and I had died, and she had found a way to at least find the me that had lived and contact me via a dream. This, more than anything else, has given weight to the idea of a multiverse. I'm grateful for the handful of dreams in which I've gotten to spend just a little more time with my wonderful bride.
@Jana-se4kv
Once, I was about to cross a red light looking at my phone. I didn't realize that a bus was coming and I was literally a centimetre away from dying before I stopped. The bus was almost scratching my nose as it buzzed by. Ever since then, I can't shake that feeling that I actually died that day and i'm continuing in a different reality.
@parttimehuman
I'm living in one of these timelines right now. Not one where I can't die, but one where every single stock trade I make loses money.
@NoxDeadly
Regardless, you will never experience being dead. From your own perspective, you cannot die, only others can.
@Asdfjglqeertuiiop
There’s a world out there where my mom never developed stage 4 lung cancer. And there’s also one where we never discovered it and she died suddenly. And another one where she died from it after a long fight. Thank you for this version of reality where my mom went into remission and has a fighting chance at life ❤
@julkarcerum7618
A few days ago a friend if mine took her life. Ive been fighting this horrific feeling of loss, screaming at the univers for its cruelty to give and take as it so pleases - and the finality of entropy and decay. This video, and idk how to explain the timing, really helped me. Thank you for this. I know it was probably a fluke coincidence, but i will take it as a sign that Devon lives on somewhere. I hope in that life she finds the peace she deserved here.
@Deeked
Since I was a young boy. Long before I was interested in science, I always imagined that every time something happened in our lives, there were at least 2 outcomes. The one I live in today and the other outcome I live in. And it happens over and over infinitely.
@meghane257
I saw my brother, who recently passed, in a dream. He came in clear and was aware of his passing. Then he doubled and the double was very pixilated. He said he was good and the place he was “is a lot like here.” Take from that what you will.
@OwlCat-c4b