G A14 hours ago

He back from the past

ganondorfchampin14 hours ago

19:17 I wonder if she's named after the Astronoid song, or if the Astronoid song is named after her?

Leech14 hours ago

That took a lot of time to learn about time in which I will only remember bits of it next time when I have the time to reflect on it.

Flexsor14 hours ago

This is disturbing 2:48

Diana Cavendish14 hours ago

I wanna do that it looks fun

William Jemeyson14 hours ago

You need a show on Netflix.

Pete The feet14 hours ago

Me and Michael are the same age, that's a illusion of time I can't get my head around, he's well more advanced than I am 😂

Pie14 hours ago

it's 2032 now and this video is no longer valid the start anyway

Ivan Trifunjagic14 hours ago

This video helps a lot on how to be aware of oneself. How modern media is eating our lives. It is critical to our now and pointing out the problem we face now. I just got aware of it and thank you Michael for this video. Everyone has a problem that they are wasting their time but no one thinks they have time for anything. And that's because you are never bored but you are never learning new stuff and having a new experience. We need to translate to short long time perception. One step backwards for a lot of steps forward.

zezomez14 hours ago

For me I will miss the end of Israel 💔 I want see the end of Israel

The GodFather14 hours ago

Finally.... It's time

FrostedJr14 hours ago

3:24 Holy shit, it's all brown you fucking pelican!

iSquared14 hours ago

6:50 - 7:20 should be audio replaced with an 80s power ballad.

Berksysッ14 hours ago

Is he using a green screen anf is faking to be in nyc?? U can see the green around his hair a bit

Staticc14 hours ago

𝕴𝖓 𝕯𝖊𝖋𝖊𝖓𝖘𝖊 𝕺𝖋 𝕮𝖔𝖒𝖎𝖈 𝕾𝖆𝖓𝖘

Andre LaBranche14 hours ago

Brilliant. This video is, dare I say, quite timely - at least for me. I spent much of today thinking about how social media and digital technology in general have fundamentally changed the way public consciousness works (in the US, anyway). The history of the US is short and volatile, but through almost all of it, public discourse was constrained by physical distance and slow information travel. There was nothing other than a person's local reality competing for mind-share, so for the most part, local reality was the primary reality. People who share a locale are related by shared truths - 'local facts'. That shared foundation is (I think) the key ingredient that unlocks the slow-moving, eventually-consistent corrective power of the group. An individual might make a mistake or have an otherwise aberrant reaction to the same stimulus that reached many others in the area, and it is precisely the unusual nature of that reaction compared to the local average (or that of the next town over) that creates the possibility for people to deliberate on those differences - maybe that person needs to be reeled back in, or maybe they are blazing new trails and everyone should follow. Now we live in a time when a large portion of many people's existence is not tied to any persistently shared locale, and public discourse barely obeys the laws of physics. Commensurate with that is a whole new kind of attention-based economy that we clearly are still extremely naive about. I think people are roughly about as gullible as they've ever been, on average - but when they're all wired together and they catch the same harmful stimulus there is no local group to catch them. I'm 44 years old and spent a lot of time on the Internet before it exploded in popularity, and also spent a lot of time being a person without the Internet. Experience that straddles that event horizon is rare and getting rarer, and I think about it a lot. Yadda yadda yadda, today's public consciousness is laregely defined by lucrative divisiveness, fever pitch, much anguish... and as far as I can tell, no widespread realization of the importance of sharing local facts with a community of people who can help keep each other on the straight and narrow. That's where I was before I started watching this video. Then about halfway through, you start in on another one of your magical turns where it feels like you're pulling me in a direction that's just out of focus, yet is simultaneously very compelling - then WOOSH - like the disorientation after disembarking a rollercoaster, I'm led directly to the notion that *of course* the fundamental shift in how people experience time is a very important part of this as-yet unstated B-plot. You rock, dude ;)

Nikki Kickx14 hours ago

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Shoeshiner14 hours ago

MICHAEL IS BACK

archhangell14 hours ago

nobody is younger than Queen of England...nor will ever be.

Qwerty14 hours ago

Imagine having a last name starting with Z haha. Yeah it sucks...

Frans Hambali14 hours ago

Lesson learned: Vsauce needs to go international. Make local versions of Vsauce I both demand and dare you!!

Beyin Kırıcı14 hours ago

omg.. Just 10 years have passed it already looks outdated.

bob5313514 hours ago

What with the sweater changing regularly? 🤔

Dap Tree14 hours ago

What wre you doing?! Your food is still on the ground!!

Susana Bueno14 hours ago

Who’s watching 2021

Top Secret14 hours ago

Technically speaking anything that has to do with the Sperm Whale (the biggest toothed animal in the world, as well as the loudest animal in the world) qualifies it for everything in this video.

F14 hours ago

1:25 people using computers: Hhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

ɮʊɨʟɖɛʀツ14 hours ago

this explains his hair

AWCY?14 hours ago

Babys aren't cute tho

Gylastra !14 hours ago

Vasuse📨 ----Videos📨 --------bad videos📨 -----------[folder is empty]📨

Ben Migliore14 hours ago

I avoided this video as a kid cause I was legit scared. I’m now 19 and I’m finally watching it

Ruben Romero14 hours ago

Anyone here after watching tenet??

Rishil14 hours ago

I still haven't watched the video but until now the brightest object in the universe according to me are quasars

Ville Abr14 hours ago

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V1DE0DR0ME14 hours ago

What's the artiste / title of the background music accompanying the Curiosity Box segment starting @ 30:20? It doesn't seem to be listed.

Marian S14 hours ago

I was like NOOOOOO not the beard! 😂😂

Derek Chauvin Gaming14 hours ago

This is crazy

xaralampis_15 hours ago

Bring 'em on

Raj15 hours ago

The Qanon folks should watch this

Even Luis15 hours ago

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R1FT YT15 hours ago

Deja Vu I have been to this place before

A_V___15 hours ago

when the exorcist comes up this the only time i am immediately terrified to death... but maybe because of childhood traumas

Yasaschandra Vempati15 hours ago

These many are watching this in 2021 👇

Musharraf Shaikh15 hours ago

0:19 Micheal looks like Moby lol

Luke Tickner15 hours ago

here for the Tasmania reference

Skimmy15 hours ago

Vsauce looks ren years older without a beard

Matthew Shin15 hours ago

Who's watching this now?

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Jakvai15 hours ago

9 years ago.

Hunter Lionel15 hours ago

The music production quality is next level this time

MrProtogen15 hours ago

Well, when I see it this way, I have breathed in molecules that came out of someone's ass.

Mike Gallo15 hours ago

Please don't let Christopher Nolan see this.

DEVICE 057plus15 hours ago

Can you Mr. Vsauce explain *"Cutting"* does it divide one object to 2 pieces and still have the exact length, width, height, and even weight, or it removes a tiny part of it.

Yota_Ninja15 hours ago

Such a terrific video. So many concepts I've been thinking about a lot, and I'm also in my 30's, so this is very relatable to me currently. See you in 2031 for a revisit lol.

Rajneesh Shukla15 hours ago

I'm scared of the purple square now

Kushal Gowda15 hours ago

Imagine if this video becomes the most viewed video on Michael's Channel.

D. Boumghar15 hours ago

Same thing with the COVID measures. In less than few days, police became MAD ! And no defense because they are NOT only 18y old ! Actually worse than this experience ! And yes it's mostly personality as the behaviour of different groups of police showed it during the "gilets jaunes" episode in France. Worse also when they brought forces from other countries in europe. Too bad that they stopped that after few days only. For COVID plandemia madness; they hired new people, train them very succintly and throw them on people... To maintain personality is to maintain strong principles; lik a very good commitment to a very good constitution ! And this constitution legally and strictly higher than any other power . Which still doesn't exist anywhere... That's why 2nd amendment in US was/is necessary; to keep in check any psychopathic power behaviour...

Rambo15 hours ago

Me : *thinking Deja Vu is cool* VSauce : People who tend to experience regular Deja Vu have brain damage Me : ........

KrankZeGhost K15 hours ago

I think that everyone is scared of failure

The Luinqued15 hours ago

shake your device gently. *accidentaly destroys pc monitor* hahahahahahahahahahahaahahhaaha

Abhishek Kumar15 hours ago

He's returned after a long time, or has he?

TMC15 hours ago

00:18 My dude took the chance to neck her lmao

paTish15 hours ago

YT used to be fun and interesting without drama

Elocule15 hours ago

😩

sunny satvrn15 hours ago

Pain is temporary but swag is forever.

Strat Cat15 hours ago

Colorado isn't the best rectangle.. just the best state :) lol

Craxy15 hours ago

It's about time

Nikki Kickx15 hours ago

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TheNorainJS15 hours ago

seeing Michael without facial hair was a gut punch I wasn't ready for

shroomimii15 hours ago

RELIGIOUS SEGMENT OF A CANINE’S EXCREMENT

Cletus F Falitus15 hours ago

He uploads so slowly.

David 「Titanium」15 hours ago

fuck, I've been suffering a short-short time for years now gotta find an actual hobby i can stan to spend time to

DAMN SON15 hours ago

the starting music name?

Andy Whitlock15 hours ago

The edits and content is amazing! Is there anything else out there like this?

lesarchg15 hours ago

You look like Jeff Kaplan from the Overwatch dev team.

Brad McDade15 hours ago

I'd contest the "short short" related to tv and/or other digital media as simply put a problem for new technologies being used by unconditioned humans. Personally, I have many Long short-short long relationships to gaming and/or browsing the internet and/or watching shows. These things were important to me because I grew up not only around them, but in a world that is dominated by them. Because of this I can understand the nuances of the relative realities not simply as an external reality but one in which are a major part of my internal reality filled with friends, loved ones, and valuable skills and lessons. I would argue that this could be considered similar to the discovery of America, or the dinosaurs themselves where you don't really consider the new mammal on the block unless you grew up in a world where they dominate everything. More on that I would also point to old Japanese paintings of tigers and humans to make my case where tigers aren't necessarily the top of a Japanese person's mind due to the fact they no longer dominate and moreover have significantly less relevance to modernity. I think this makes the case that the "short short" experience is simply a relativistic experience that applies only to specific scenarios and is not a base truth.

Fe Simco15 hours ago

How is this still being advertised to me?

Nikki Kickx15 hours ago

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