Longevity: can ageing be reversed? The Economist

Longevity: can ageing be reversed? The Economist 3.25M subscribers Subscribe 7.7K Share Download Save 321K views 3 months ago Ageing has always been inevitable but fasting, epigenetic reprogramming and parabiosis are just some of the scientific techniques that seem to help people stay young. Might the Peter Pan dream become real? … 465 Comments Add a comment... @healthquest365 3 months ago The research into slowing down or even halting the aging process is indeed a fascinating and rapidly evolving field! Thanks for a great video. 96 Reply 2 replies @ChuckStaley 3 months ago As I approach my 92nd birthday, I thought that I may want to get some longevity tips, so I started watching these different videos and realize how much information there is! When I'm asked how I got to be in my 90s without one serious illness or medication I give them my secret: Your belief makes it so! 75 Reply 7 replies @GiornoJovani @GiornoJovani 3 months ago 0:13: 🧪 Scientists are researching ways to slow down or even stop the aging process, attracting significant investment. 3:27: 🐢 Ageing can be changed, as shown by the example of Aldabra giant tortoises who hardly age at all. 7:00: 🧬 Changing certain genes can slow down aging and increase lifespan in animals. 10:27: 🧪 Parabiosis, the linking of blood circulations between animals, has shown potential for extending the lifespan of older animals. 13:05: 💊 Certain drugs, such as metformin and rapamycin, have been shown to slow down aging and improve health in diabetics and non-diabetics. Recap by Tammy AI 123 Reply 8 replies @VivaLaVittoria @VivaLaVittoria 2 months ago (edited) One of the missing pieces of this discussion is that so many of the "age related diseases" are actually LIFESTYLE related diseases. The lifestyle one has lived for decades simply catches up with one the longer they've been around. Research already shows that lifestyle (physical activity, diet, social connections, smoking, etc) has a huge impact on morbidity and mortality on a population level. 14 Reply 1 reply @mikhailmamontov2155 @mikhailmamontov2155 1 month ago I retired at 48, and for 10 years I work out, swim every day, eat right, sleep enough, avoiding all financial and family stresses. It simply does not work, I age every year, and I notice it. I am not afraid of aging and dying, I just monitor myself for fun because I do not need to work. Probably to prevent aging one has to use a lot of medications. 19 Reply 3 replies @karenmateo4969 @karenmateo4969 3 weeks ago The research that the scientifics are doing is very interesting. I didn’t know about this, but I’m very surprised at the posibility of slowing down or even stopping the aging proccess. What caught my attention was that they are not only interested in aging, but also in a healthy aging and about the positive effects on our society. 1 Reply @SilverFan21k @SilverFan21k 3 months ago Thank you The Economist very much for this great video and all the recent articles on Longevity! ❤ 41 Reply 1 reply @marioesteban7477 @marioesteban7477 3 weeks ago The concept of slowing down the aging process through scientific techniques like fasting, epigenetic reprogramming, and parabiosis sparks intriguing possibilities. The mention of these methods raises questions about the potential for realizing a "Peter Pan" dream of staying perpetually young. The intersection of science and aging opens up exciting avenues for exploration and raises hope for innovative approaches to enhance longevity and well-being. Reply @danivega.a @danivega.a 1 month ago Really interesting video about living longer and maybe turning back the clock on aging. It talks about the cool science stuff happening right now. Can we actually reverse aging? The video breaks down the science behind it, like messing with cells and genes. It's pretty mind-blowing to think about how technology and medicine might help us live longer and healthier lives. The video also brings up some big questions about what this could mean for society and how we think about getting older. Reply @sofipanfer @sofipanfer 3 weeks ago (edited) The discussion about cellular rejuvenation and the role of genetic interventions offers a glimpse into the exciting possibilities. This video not only educates viewers on the science behind aging but also sparks contemplation about the ethical implications and societal impact of potentially extending human lifespans. Reply @Healthforeveryhome @Healthforeveryhome 7 days ago Thanks for all your great advice. I really enjoy watching your videos, they provide a lot of knowledge and are very helpful on a daily basis in choosing food when shopping, etc. Thank you ❤✨ Reply @theype85 @theype85 3 months ago It is disappointing that they barely covered limited calorie intake. Intermittent fasting promotes autophagy. Autophagy is well known in the medical field to reduce inflammation and increase lifespan. It is literally a mode your body enters where it starts to recycle old damaged cells, One of the big advantages is it reduces the risk of cancer. 10 Reply 1 reply @JJV7243 @JJV7243 3 months ago (edited) The vast majority of aging can be greatly slowed down by improving our DNA repair enzymes and ensuring our telomeres maintain a decent length. However, certain cells cannot replicate or regrow once you get old (nerves/muscles) thus we'd need stem cells to do that. However, there are also non-enzymatic chemical reaction byproducts that form within your cells that are irreversible - these will always cause us to "age". Most of these improvements would require fully genetically engineered humans to actually function/work, which is quite far off at the moment. 46 Reply 20 replies @evanmathias7490 @evanmathias7490 3 months ago The process of cellular reprogramming, which involves the introduction of four transcription factors known as Yamanaka factors, can reverse the epigenetic and functional age of cells, restoring their pluripotency and rejuvenation. By using this technique, it may be feasible to generate autologous bone cells that are derived from one's own somatic cells, but have a younger biological age. These cells can then be used in conjunction with 3D printing technology, which can create customised and biocompatible bone scaffolds that match the shape, size, and structure of the desired bone tissue. By transplanting these 3D printed bones into the body, it may be possible to replace damaged or diseased bones with younger and healthier ones, as well as to stimulate the endogenous bone regeneration and repair mechanisms. This may also have systemic effects on the overall health and longevity of the individual, as the transplanted cells may secrete factors that can modulate the aging process of other tissues and organs . 6 Reply @MiguelGarcia-pz9tr @MiguelGarcia-pz9tr 3 weeks ago We all wish to live longer, genetic studies are advancing incredibly fast, this is a great opportunity for those who wish to do more things, such as adults, those who wish to make amends for their mistakes and finally those who wish to conclude something of their lives. Undoubtedly science is making a great contribution in this field. Reply @jessferreyra5607 @jessferreyra5607 3 weeks ago Exploring scientific methods like fasting, epigenetic reprogramming, and parabiosis for anti-aging raises interesting possibilities. However, some caution that pursuing rejuvenation and very long life for humans could threaten civilization. Those in power may actively work to limit average lifespans to preserve societal stability. Additionally, accessing longevity secrets may come at a significant cost, adding complexity to the ethical and practical considerations of extending human life. Reply @Quixote1818 @Quixote1818 3 months ago (edited) You can clear senescent cells by fasting for 2 to 3 days one or twice a year. It's called autophagy or self eating. Prolonged fasting has many longevity benefits, including improving brain function. 13 Reply @isalutfi @isalutfi 3 months ago Thank you for sharing this insightful and helpful video. 11 Reply @sub9ironman @sub9ironman 3 months ago If you want to cheat aging, you need to do physical activity every single day of your life without interruptions. 82 Reply 12 replies @chaitassy @chaitassy 3 months ago ❤ I'm 68 but look like 50 I'm still working and productive! Thank for these information. It's encouraging me move forward in my future years!😊 34 Reply 8 replies @pinguinobc @pinguinobc 3 months ago At present we have the ability to slow aging through diet, exercise, supplements, and a few interventions such as parabiosis. We may one day be able to stop aging, or slow it to the point where it's close to stopping. We can reverse some of the effects and symptoms of aging, but I would be surprised if we can actually reverse aging altogether (e.g., a 60-year-old becoming 20 again). Removing all the accumulated damage to our cells or replacing damaged cells with new ones would be extremely difficult. You could do it locally, perhaps, but in the entire body? Unlikely. We should be able to reach the point where we can replace aged and damaged organs with new ones, though. It's conceivable that in the not-too-distant future, we will see people living to 150. 28 Reply 6 replies @stephensharma4994 @stephensharma4994 3 months ago YES!! science can slow down ageing ,,, the human body is all about its bio-chemistry , but unfortunately we have not reach that level of scientific advancement ,,,, may be some day we will!! 23 Reply 2 replies @JL-vk1rs @JL-vk1rs 2 months ago very well done and interesting video! 2 Reply @paulreynolds2569 @paulreynolds2569 3 months ago But, I wonder how the issue of simple wear and tear on the body is addressed in aging, as the years go by? Not all age-related ailments are intracellular. The interaction between different cell types/masses and extra-cellular damage that accumulates over time, isn't going to be repaired by simple reversing of aging within cells(?) Just as a physical injury has to be attended to medically, at ANY age. Microinjuries within and between tissues, accumulate over time. How would reversing the age of cells address the changes in tissues incurred by such accumulating microinjuries? 2 Reply @user-ko4fe3mx4j @user-ko4fe3mx4j 3 weeks ago Living longer could give people more time to do things that they like, many people spend their live working, they don´t have enought time to get fun, visit other countries, create memories with their families. Ageing and mortal illness are inevitable now but what if we could slow down ageing or find a effective cure for cancer, we could enjoy more the life instead of being worried about when would be the end. Reply @nmagnus9924 @nmagnus9924 2 months ago What a wonderful video, thank you! 1 Reply @MarcEsadrian @MarcEsadrian 3 months ago Hold on for now, if you're older. Do everything you can to extend your lifespan, but even more so, the span of your health: the window is almost here. Research new supplements (GlyNAC, for instance) and established ones (magnesium, creatine, and omega 3), as well as engage in healthy lifestyle choices (eating right and exercising). Stay with us until we solve the riddle entirely. 15 Reply 1 reply @joseacosta1190 @joseacosta1190 1 month ago It is incredible that scientists say that within 50 years we will have the possibility of having a treatment to rejuvenate. Reply @ReinventingRogerOsorio @ReinventingRogerOsorio 3 months ago Wow, imagine how bad age discrimination will be when you turn 100 years old and still show up to the office… 21 Reply 4 replies @k.h.6991 @k.h.6991 3 months ago (edited) As others here have noticed, you've completely ignored the diet and lifestyle things people can implement today. Perhaps because they don't require a startup? Look into Walter Longo's work on longevity. Oh wait, he does have a startup. 14 Reply @swenic @swenic 3 months ago Biological ageing is the accumulation of cellular damage. Cellular repair is down-regulated when we are in "Fight-or-Flight" and this is triggered by stress hormones and elevated insulin levels. Restoring hormonal balance by managing our stress and dietary habits allows our bodies to repair and rejuvenate. Mindfulness and breathing habits, intermittent fasting like 16-8 or even OMAD, and low carb or keto are key for a natural solution. 10 Reply 2 replies @10YearJointMan @10YearJointMan 1 month ago (edited) I’m currently in the process of writing a story about some man who was imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit… for over 40 years… since he was 18 years old. The bitter old man rejected all forms of help and support, be it massive sums of money or emotional support. He was hellbent on never accepting getting old in prison and defying the odds of time itself to regain a youthful body and exuberance at all costs… to the point that nothing else this world has to offer would’ve changed his mind; not even a promise of unlimited power over the world. 4 Reply 1 reply @andreigheorghe3135 @andreigheorghe3135 3 months ago Go anti aging community! 29 Reply @pepitoperez594 @pepitoperez594 3 months ago Honestly I would like better to stop having the fear of death. I hate to have panic attacks about it. About how much painful it could be, or the feeling about not sharing with my love ones ever again or experiencing anything else for the rest of eternity. How can science help me remove this evolutionary trait that makes me and my body want to live? How to make dead much less painful? 20 Reply 10 replies @Sunny-df6qi @Sunny-df6qi 3 months ago The number of years doesnt matter as long as dying process is pain-free. Three guarantees with Life...birth, aging, death. 6 Reply 1 reply @Melanie____ @Melanie____ 6 days ago (edited) A whole food Plant based diet will positively impact epigenetic expression to aid in longevity as well as work in a number of other anti aging pathways Reply @nccccccccccccc @nccccccccccccc 3 months ago There's still one important purpose of mechanism of aging - novelties in culture,ideas,and systems(political or ideological) 2 Reply @thinkhine8866 @thinkhine8866 2 months ago (edited) I think it ,more sugar and more stress can cause aging. Another problem is genetic disease and how to living and how to eating for your lifestyle. Reply @heracles89 @heracles89 3 weeks ago Get some AIs to work to solve this one - would love to stay at peak health for as long as I decide 1 Reply @colinburgess7728 @colinburgess7728 1 month ago A man was asked by a reporter the secret of his old age after much thought he replied "I guess it must be on account of being born a long time ago" Reply @annak.3885 @annak.3885 1 month ago no, in my opinion, it could never be reversed. you might be able to increase lifespan or slow considerably down aging at the very most. but you can never reverse it. Reply 1 reply @anthonyschueller1284 @anthonyschueller1284 1 month ago Thanks to these scientists for their efforts to end death's reign of terror! Down with death! ❤ Reply @woodykusaki9970 @woodykusaki9970 1 month ago As long as we get a few more decades, experience youth longer and make the disease, pain-ridden age much shorter I guess.. Reply @ResidualSelfImage @ResidualSelfImage 3 months ago (edited) altering the gut microbiome alters the kind of Nutrional absorption and the efficacy of that absorption which can be negatively impacted by medically or dietary introduced antibiotics. Keeping old people alive longer will tax the current retirement system or will prevent upward economic mobility of young workers in the current centralized big money economic system. 5 Reply 2 replies @thinkhine8866 @thinkhine8866 2 months ago My father passed away 90 ,my mother passed away 78.( father and mother passed away not for aging but my mother had C liver disease and my father had chocking ( homcare person careless problem). Reply @timidterror @timidterror 3 months ago The fear is that with the growing expectations of AI, the need for human productivity will decrease significantly; there will be no work and a need for Universal basic income. Increasing the life spans of humans will need to be balanced against the requirements of society. 4 Reply @agape13 @agape13 3 months ago Removing factors such as stress, which encompasses issues like homelessness, demanding jobs without adequate rest, and workplace conflicts, would significantly decelerate the aging process for all individuals. 5 Reply 1 reply @thechayanbiswas @thechayanbiswas 3 months ago does this affect the kidneys? 2 Reply @ronnianabalos4627 @ronnianabalos4627 2 months ago Definitely worth my time to watch❤😊❤ Reply @etaokha4164 @etaokha4164 2 months ago Am 27 and came across your documentary. Thanks. Reply @MauroRincon @MauroRincon 2 months ago Still fail to see the point to try stopping or reversing aging (treating deseases is a different thing). Dying gives life a sense of urgency and worth. On the other hand, we are in the midst of the greatest generational wealth transfer in history: from the young to the old. Can you imagine if the old (and most likely the well off old) lived to 150 or 200? This can only be possible with a deep restructuring of society, that specially the old are unwilling to go through. Btw, I'm not young. Reply @mvrao29 @mvrao29 2 months ago Excellent treatise on longevity. Reply @nufrepusgnirbi @nufrepusgnirbi 3 months ago Live longer? I can’t afford that 😂 And I already had enough at 31. 10 Reply 1 reply @antoniobortoni @antoniobortoni 3 months ago mmmm In the pursuit of rejuvenation and longevity, cutting-edge science champions a harmonious blend of intermittent fasting, consistent exercise, and an enriched diet full of antioxidants like blueberries and green tea. Moreover, supplements such as Lion's Mane mushroom stand out for their potential cognitive benefits. Embracing these habits not only promises a life of extended years but also one of vibrant quality, urging us all to lean into a future where we age gracefully and mindfully... Reply @jules-bz5vc @jules-bz5vc 2 months ago Top tip - I look at least 20 years older than my age so dont do what I do! hope that helps 1 Reply @KerrieLouise-mw1hi @KerrieLouise-mw1hi 3 months ago The last time I saw Bateman the comments section was full / so I couldn't express how much of a bell end he is, just as well I was busy returning some video tapes! Reply @kuntalgo @kuntalgo 3 months ago But do the lobbying Healthcare and Pharma companies actually want the old-age related medical expenses to decrease? Reply @brianrcVids @brianrcVids 2 months ago The longest-lived populations on Earth (Blue Zones) had diets that were all 95-100% plant-based. Reply @BAIGSON @BAIGSON 3 months ago "Ageing is not just about growing old; it's about growing wiser, cherishing the memories of our departed loved ones, and finding solace in the knowledge that one day, we may reunite with them in a place where time knows no bounds, and love endures eternally." 18 Reply 8 replies @stellarwind1946 @stellarwind1946 3 months ago The causes of aging are still poorly understood. 1 Reply @jamesfrith9869 @jamesfrith9869 3 months ago Amazing 🙌🏽 Reply @ozzyozz4494 @ozzyozz4494 1 month ago It has to be a bio mechanic or fundamental molecular change. It can't be done naturally. Still, I'm shooting for 110+ but that's just me being lazy lol.. Reply @thinkhine8866 @thinkhine8866 2 months ago Amazing it ,some people believe it ,youngest blood can change older people blood. Is it really? Reply @aroundandround @aroundandround 3 months ago I am happy with the cycle of life and death and have no desire to somehow circumvent natural death, which would be inevitable consequence of truly reversing aging. 2 Reply 1 reply @robwyyi @robwyyi 3 months ago Eat less, eat only within a small window of time(8 hour window) be skinny, sleep well, stay hydrated. What can science add to it. Not much just prove my examples. 7 Reply @gabibmw @gabibmw 3 months ago A whole food plant based diet, exercise, sleep and have a life with purpose. 1 Reply @roryblake7311 @roryblake7311 3 months ago Timely but incomplete. My work shows ageing/aging to be caused by parasitic activity within the gut microbiome. After all, very old individuals do look like they are starving to death. Parasitic bacteria are eating YOUR protein groceries (amino acids) but leaving the fatty acids behind. This why protein structure declines and you can still gain weight in the middle. Patents are pending. 2 Reply 2 replies @davidlo168888 @davidlo168888 3 months ago If oxidative stress, AGEs (advanced glycation endproducts), lipofuscin, etc. can't be cleared away from body, how could we reverse or slow down ageing? To milk from the bull is very funny. Reply @jonyjesus5974 @jonyjesus5974 3 months ago If you have more of something, you value it less. Am I the only one that thinks humans should not know how to do certain things?😅😅😅 1 Reply 3 replies @piotrwojdelko1150 @piotrwojdelko1150 1 day ago this is true life dosen't make sense when you study long After you struggle with money and when you 40yrs old you are free ,you are considered as an old .In modern standards it dosen't make sense Reply @davisoaresalves5179 @davisoaresalves5179 3 months ago Loved Keynes quotation. Reply @shahrulamar5358 @shahrulamar5358 1 month ago Our former Prime Minister, Dr Mahathir was still competed in national election last year at the age of 97 years old. 🇲🇾 Reply @DharmendraRaiMindMap @DharmendraRaiMindMap 3 months ago The desire to live forever will live forever 1 Reply @kamran945 @kamran945 3 months ago Early morning Routine, vegetarian diet and Brahmacharya is the simple key to long and healthy life. 1 Reply @santosnaosantos @santosnaosantos 3 months ago I have multiple sclerosis, I just want the healing to live well, I just want to be able to live. 3 Reply @EdgarVerona @EdgarVerona 3 months ago As someone who is quickly approaching the age where I could die of old age or age-related diseases, I hope they don't ever "cure" old age. We need this cycle, this replacement of old people and ideas - including myself - with new. It is how we innovate, improve, and grow as a species. We all need to die eventually, myself included. This age reversal hope is something that perhaps we CAN do, but we OUGHT NOT to do. Let us all gracefully age and die, no matter if you are a prince or a pauper. 8 Reply 6 replies @jackhowie7031 @jackhowie7031 3 months ago "You can take these pills and live healthier till 125" "Will I have to work longer" "Yes, you can't be retired for 60 years..." "No thanks!" 3 Reply 1 reply @shueydj @shueydj 3 months ago Nicotinamide riboside + pterostilbene to juice epigenetic remodeling and DNA repair. Its the sirtuins ... at least partially. 1 Reply @aaronjennings8385 @aaronjennings8385 3 months ago (edited) Carbohydrate restriction. Intermittent fasting. Ketogenic diets. It isn't expensive like the pharmaceutical intervention intended to alter genetics. 2 Reply 12 replies @blink182bfsftw @blink182bfsftw 3 months ago That woman looks 60 😮 she's 98?! 26 Reply @anthonyk9692 @anthonyk9692 3 months ago The Creator himself decreed that disobedient humans would die. The Creator has communicated that he will in due course reverse the aging process and grant obedient humans endless life Reply 1 reply @ashaharyani7733 @ashaharyani7733 1 month ago Nice information sharing ❤❤ ❤😊 from Pakistan thx 🙏 utube whole world 🌎 salute u Reply @dylreesYT @dylreesYT 1 month ago Gitty was the highlight of the video, she's lovely Reply @MichaelKuwa @MichaelKuwa 3 months ago By "near starving" do they mean extended fasting ? Reply @user-nb5sr7by6y @user-nb5sr7by6y 3 months ago Exercise rigorously, sleep at least 8 hours a day, eat healthfully, laugh, stay close to nature, have daily routines, stay active socially, and drink lots of water. it isn't all that hard, with all the conveniences and infrastructure on hand, today. 4 Reply 6 replies @omarperezrodriguez1827 @omarperezrodriguez1827 3 months ago In the long run, we are not all dead. Our kids are us, and they keep living. 4 Reply 1 reply @abdulrashidparacha5899 @abdulrashidparacha5899 3 months ago Excellent 👌 1 Reply @dreamville2293 @dreamville2293 3 months ago I’ve heard that Anthony Bourla is an Aldabra Giant Tortoise. Reply @YTLGames @YTLGames 3 months ago (edited) If people lived longer and the birth rate continued to grow, you could certainly enjoy an overpopulation already struggling climate. It's our job to learn, pass gens on, die. Repeat. Not to live longer. Reply @brayanbortolotti2752 @brayanbortolotti2752 3 months ago Yeah, I thought about opening my own farm, but its a long and complicated process. Im just investing in Cannafarm ltd farms and earning every day Reply @RastaSchnauzer @RastaSchnauzer 3 months ago How about live healthier. You can't stop the inevitable ageing process but you can live healthier and stronger by eating organic pasture raised Keto and cut out the carbs (especially processed carbs like bread, pasta, and SUGAR). By doing this you will be extremely healthy and stop A.G.E. from occurring. Advanced Glycation End Products. Ageing will occur when SUGAR and Protein are consumed together. 3 Reply 5 replies @tghooker5123 @tghooker5123 3 months ago Living longer could be done with lab made hearts. Reply 1 reply @angelmatos9143 @angelmatos9143 3 months ago Here we go again with these absurd videos. The best process for eternity has been death & birth. Trying to postpone the inevitable, (death), is like an anchor that stalls healthy evolution. 1 Reply @kfj001 @kfj001 3 months ago ugh. The Economist just discovered the science of medicine! LOL Reply @gloriazou2012 @gloriazou2012 1 month ago Do humans really know everything of the gene which they plan to modify? Otherwise how could they think it is safe ? Reply @theprofessor1235 @theprofessor1235 2 months ago Can ageism be reversed? Reply @eddyr1041 @eddyr1041 3 months ago We need much progress in these .... Too much ageing pop need solutins for ourveconomi Reply @santhanamss @santhanamss 1 month ago How is it always “with one simple modification” 😂 Reply @AlexanderBushati @AlexanderBushati 12 days ago Best anti-aging treatment is lifting weights 🏋️ Reply @hjtam88 @hjtam88 3 months ago Forever young, I want to be forever young..... 2 Reply @arielbender6173 @arielbender6173 3 months ago Could they be looking in the wrong place maybe instead ofloking at degredation maybe they should study the expansion occuring from birth to prime and attempt to extend rather than reverse but as always i get from vids is how we little we actually know and how much we guess our way and the best way to success for any individual is to have shedloads of disposable cash and nothing else to do 1 Reply @jonh9561 @jonh9561 3 months ago Fascinating video. Reply @thinkhine8866 @thinkhine8866 2 months ago Can it anti aging ? Reply @LuxusHauserGroup @LuxusHauserGroup 3 months ago face-red-droopy-eyesNot a single mention of Telomere treatment. Wow!!! 1 Reply @zackevans2598 @zackevans2598 3 months ago Its unwise for and economist to say impossible. Consider it fundamental to their job to make it possible. Reply @leonoradompor8706 @leonoradompor8706 3 months ago I am immaculate, I am slow aging * Reply @squamish4244 @squamish4244 2 months ago Let's do this! Reply @koiyujo1543 @koiyujo1543 1 month ago we could change genes like using the technology CRISPR but that's not yet fully protected but were getting close it's just the matter of when? Reply @Atombender @Atombender 3 months ago You will age, mortal! 2 Reply @SnoopyDoofie @SnoopyDoofie 3 months ago We'll live longer but they'll only give you your pension when you reach 90. 2 Reply 1 reply @jellyfishdao @jellyfishdao 1 month ago Heck yeah! Jellyfish can do it, why can't we? 1 Reply @keithd26 @keithd26 3 months ago Do we want to? Think about it, many of us want kids, many of us want a house and many of us want to enjoy tetirement. Slow down aging and suddenly the world is overpopulated so no housing, we work until we're 300 so no retirement, and as gov'ts try to catch up with tech, they ban pregnancies so no family. Living forever is great on an individual level but not when mass produced. Reply @andreasstuermer4946 @andreasstuermer4946 3 months ago "changing genes in humans is not reversible"? She says with great authority. Ever heard of CRISPR? Reply @rerikm @rerikm 1 month ago why nothing is mentioned regarding mental health? I guess people would go nuts after having lived for 140 years. Reply @a.demifemiflapo5795 @a.demifemiflapo5795 3 weeks ago Impossible. Will never happen. Ageing is inevitable. Just embrace it. Reply @user-cy5yu8ng6f @user-cy5yu8ng6f 3 months ago תעשה סרטון על האם דרך המשי הייתה גם ברומא 2 Reply @Continentalmunkey88 @Continentalmunkey88 5 days ago Upto 65 or 70 but multilevel marketing firms are very experienced with age pyramids within cities Reply @estraume @estraume 3 months ago The hard truth is that average life expectancy in the US is decreasing because of opioids and mental health issues. Try to solve those problems first before you spend too much money on longevity research for the ultrawealthy! 4 Reply 1 reply @Angryjohnnyradio @Angryjohnnyradio 10 days ago We can't feed 8 billion now imagine if we tacked on another 20 years. Reply @yv3009 @yv3009 3 months ago Even from this video : "Unfortunately, not". 4 Reply @Author_Regeneration @Author_Regeneration 1 month ago Age reversal +++ Reply @craigpardy6204 @craigpardy6204 3 months ago Nature loves suffering Reply @estebanlegare @estebanlegare 3 months ago Fascinating Reply @CamelxRavenNova2 @CamelxRavenNova2 2 months ago Bryan Johnson is awesome Reply @thinkhine8866 @thinkhine8866 2 months ago One doctor wrong gave to patient ,this patient no seizure .Now ,this patient got a lot of white matters , this is can't change anti aging. This problem can research programs. Reply @alainleroy1416 @alainleroy1416 2 days ago If tortoises do not age, why do they die? Reply @Uroki_ANGLIYSKOGO_s_Nulya_ @Uroki_ANGLIYSKOGO_s_Nulya_ 3 months ago (edited) You yourself as a Consciousness can slow down ageing. Just get off the calendar. You were made to believe that time exists that's why your brain reacts appropriately and turns on ageing. What you believe, that will manifest! 1 Reply 3 replies @USAtoElsewhere @USAtoElsewhere 12 days ago I'm really not a fan of having kids so I refuse to accept my purpose in life is to reproduce. Reply @cherubimcherubim9515 @cherubimcherubim9515 2 months ago I heard some say this technology is within reach in his lifetime, this channels say 50 years time. I predict this technology is century away. Alot of recently on cure from diabetes to cancer n now fountain of youth. I think they hav to say all this to get funding even they have nothing to show for. Reply @ashaharyani7733 @ashaharyani7733 10 days ago Nice channal thx utube team 😊😊4m Pakistan 🎉 Reply @christopherellis2663 @christopherellis2663 3 months ago I'm 74, i am not old. I have been taking an interest in all of this talk and presently conclude that some of the younger chaps have smelled money. Snake Oil salesman. 2 Reply 2 replies @Reaklibert @Reaklibert 3 months ago It's weird that David sinclair isn't in this video. Reply @Anil18834 @Anil18834 3 months ago Brilliant 1 Reply @wanderknight69 @wanderknight69 2 months ago no. it cant not be reversed. Reply @cappybenton @cappybenton 3 months ago Wunderbar 1 Reply @totalfreedom45 @totalfreedom45 3 months ago It can be slowed down a bit but not reversed. Why? Entropy! 💕☮🌎🌌 1 Reply 6 replies @surendarvijay2520 @surendarvijay2520 11 days ago Never understood the point of this new trend. Long life is just a curse, why would anyone seek longevity? Reply @pascale5667 @pascale5667 3 months ago Only for billionaires... while the rest of us scramble for decent healthcare 20 Reply 3 replies @Leo-gt1bx @Leo-gt1bx 3 months ago The world is over populated surely this is a bad idea? Reply @longtimelo @longtimelo 2 weeks ago Wish all that money and effort would instead go to curing cancer, diabetes, heart disease and addiction Reply @TheStarBlack @TheStarBlack 3 months ago Longer life just means extracting more work and profit from us. No thanks. I'm looking forward to the end of being exploited by this sick society. 1 Reply 1 reply @xuanxuanbin @xuanxuanbin 3 months ago What if a dictator gets the cure,what a nightmare! Reply @user-cy5yu8ng6f @user-cy5yu8ng6f 3 months ago תעשה סרטון על איןציקלופדיה 1 Reply @bigglesharrumpher4139 @bigglesharrumpher4139 3 months ago Can? No. Could? Perhaps delay. Reply @ma_zu_888 @ma_zu_888 3 months ago 😁 Not reverse... but slow it down. 👏👏👏👏👏 Reply @zacchk @zacchk 3 months ago So NMN is useless? Reply @gamer-ff6mh @gamer-ff6mh 3 months ago The game Sekiro is all about this... Reply @yoursubconscious @yoursubconscious 3 months ago this is why I get annoyed when ppl. say "You are too skinny." No, you are just too fat. Reply @ggalan212 @ggalan212 3 months ago 50 is like a baby! Reply @lasvegasnevada7514 @lasvegasnevada7514 1 month ago lol just a low stressful or no stresses in life. Stay out of the sun and non gmo food Reply @stickplayer2 @stickplayer2 3 months ago "Aging". Spelled wrong in title, and in text description. Reply 1 reply @user-yv4gg7jb2f @user-yv4gg7jb2f 3 months ago nice topic and music btw Reply @CivilNinjaaa @CivilNinjaaa 3 months ago Wake up at 4.15 am daily and you will touch 90... Reply @bastiatintheandes4958 @bastiatintheandes4958 3 months ago Forever old Reply @philliphartman2381 @philliphartman2381 3 months ago Did they pay David Sinclair for ripping off his book? Reply @Nick-yz9fd @Nick-yz9fd 3 months ago We're only 150 years away! It will happen! (Just not for you) Reply @CC-kl4nh @CC-kl4nh 2 months ago Only the rich can afford it. Reply @mostafael.kafrawy9151 @mostafael.kafrawy9151 3 months ago HIello Iam from Egypt and I invite the world to visit Egypt and enjoy all egyptian cities such as Hurghda cairo luxorAswan giza sharm elshikh and modern cities such as Almein and the north coasts of egypt are characterized by a mild climate and I will be happy when you spend your holidays in egypt . thank you for reading my comment Reply @EtherTheReal @EtherTheReal 3 months ago Dont stop my natural offlining mechanism, i dont want to live forever. I want this to stop Reply 2 replies @HannahHeavens-pe5xt @HannahHeavens-pe5xt 3 months ago We all must live but we all must die 2 Reply 1 reply @hawarnajar3117 @hawarnajar3117 3 months ago Brave new world 1 Reply @lenzp4133 @lenzp4133 3 months ago rejuvenation? like in the warhammer 40k timeline? u know that being immortal would drive you insane right? 2 Reply 1 reply @TheblondJane25 @TheblondJane25 3 months ago People age fast and kids look old because they start to drink early and just on the screens and fast food! They think, filters make them , literally both versions of them. Reply @somecuriosities @somecuriosities 3 months ago 02:30 'Life Force' by Tony Robbins..? Yikes! 1 Reply 4 replies @superblondeDotOrg @superblondeDotOrg 3 months ago I doubt that fast food like McDonalds is on the list of recommendations. And no mention of going VEGAN? The best way to improve health is to GO VEGAN permanently. The Trillion dollar animal agriculture industry does not want anyone to believe that because they know VEGANISM is the end of their horrible, destructive business. 2 Reply @johnalver @johnalver 3 months ago You know you'll never be her 😅 Reply @zaryadnik @zaryadnik 3 months ago Does it mean that Putin lives longer? Reply @user-cy5yu8ng6f @user-cy5yu8ng6f 3 months ago תעשה סרטון על שירים עם פירושי חלומות וסימבולים 1 Reply @narancauk @narancauk 3 months ago Starvation- longevity.....I envy all people in Africa they will live 100 years. Band Aid was a crime.Hahahahahahahahahahaha Reply 1 reply @MP-xx1kb @MP-xx1kb 3 months ago The tortoise just eat lettuce 1 Reply @rhitaakhardid5792 @rhitaakhardid5792 13 days ago Aging not ageing Reply 1 reply @avi6579 @avi6579 2 months ago Very well then Reply @arboghast8505 @arboghast8505 3 months ago Great, we would soon see a generation of super boomers 2 Reply @blnkntbkpg @blnkntbkpg 3 months ago 🤔 Reply @typerightseesight @typerightseesight 3 months ago only with the finest brandy. or gin by ryan reynolds. lol. brought to you by mint mobile. Reply @user-dm3lx9ok5v @user-dm3lx9ok5v 3 months ago In 50 years, the world may not be a livable planet. 1 Reply 3 replies @runcaz7802 @runcaz7802 3 months ago The very 1st pic was from the titanic Reply @ecthelion1735 @ecthelion1735 3 months ago We need this and embodied AI, not 3rd world migration. 2 Reply 1 reply @raybbaby @raybbaby 3 months ago It's spelled "aging". TY Reply 1 reply @NCSWICNOTHING @NCSWICNOTHING 3 months ago Pushing ADRENOCHROME Reply @shinseiki2015 @shinseiki2015 3 months ago let's go Reply @wonkygustav4457 @wonkygustav4457 3 months ago Consuming dead flesh ages your skin Reply @danlhendl @danlhendl 3 months ago I hope not Reply @user-cy5yu8ng6f @user-cy5yu8ng6f 3 months ago לדעתי שירי אהבה מבוססים על אנימה ואנימוס 1 Reply @zealman79 @zealman79 1 month ago Putin has joined the chat Reply @RandomAussieGuy87 @RandomAussieGuy87 3 months ago But do we want to live longer? Depression and suicidality are increasing. Many people don't want to live to tomorrow let alone 200. What's the point of extending miserable, meaningless lives? 3 Reply 16 replies @sakismpalatsias4106 @sakismpalatsias4106 3 months ago Yes 1 Reply @nicolaspeters2555 @nicolaspeters2555 2 months ago (edited) Living to 120 would be great, if still relatively healthy, but . . .eventually you will STILL die. Why not think on these words Jesus, the Lord of Life, spoke to Mary's sister Martha, at the mourning of Lazarus' death: (John11:25-26) Jesus said unto her: I am the resurrection and the life, he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live, and whosoever liveth and believeth in me, shall NEVER die. Believeth thou this"????? Reply @A3Kr0n @A3Kr0n 3 months ago Who wants to reverse aging? I want to be gone before society implodes on itself. 10 Reply 3 replies @MSMRSCUMPIGFUKR @MSMRSCUMPIGFUKR 3 months ago ADRENOCHROME Reply @9ers @9ers 2 months ago (edited) The physical Death is a balance of life on 🌎 eatth lone as there is sin there well be death so focus on spirituality not physicals just like Jesus had new spiritual body that is what you want Reply @Jim007baker @Jim007baker 3 months ago It's called the fountain of youth and it doesn't exist sorry Reply @luisfernando-mm3jt @luisfernando-mm3jt 3 months ago Fasting Reply @bulkierwriter2772 @bulkierwriter2772 3 months ago Dictators will love this. 4 Reply 3 replies @Zeggskoll @Zeggskoll 3 months ago Why do we keep trying to live longer, slow aging, etc. Everything in this entire Universe is meant to expire. Passing on needs to be accepted not feared, its part of the natural cycle of Everything. 15 Reply 7 replies @Chavi-gh1iu @Chavi-gh1iu 3 months ago 🎉 Reply @yunfanli4383 @yunfanli4383 4 days ago Can you please use real people's voice? It sounds horrible. Reply @marianhunt8899 @marianhunt8899 3 months ago Children going hungry and all the want to do is extend life for the older generation. Priorities totally upside-down. 3 Reply 7 replies @Author_Regeneration @Author_Regeneration 1 month ago Age reversal +++ Reply @user-qr9uh1fd8g @user-qr9uh1fd8g 1 month ago Yes 1 Reply @botpython8785 @botpython8785 3 months ago test Reply @christopherellis2663 @christopherellis2663 3 months ago Tor toi ses 😂 Reply @Manupaya24 @Manupaya24 3 months ago It's almost a crime not to have David Sinclair in this video 2 Reply @SuperSynoptic @SuperSynoptic 3 months ago No. 1 Reply @Fabz_media @Fabz_media 3 months ago @bryanjohnson 1 Reply @patrickporter6536 @patrickporter6536 3 months ago Already too many people. 9 Reply 2 replies The Brain and Mitochondria Boosting Benefits of Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALCAR) by Alex Leaf, M.S. The Energy Blueprint 198K views Sponsored 10:02 NOW PLAYING Can We Live up to be 200 Years Old? 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He offers insights into the latest scientific and technological advancements in anti-aging research and how they could transform the way we live our lives. Overall, his talk encourages us to embrace the potential of a longer lifespan and consider the implications it has for our personal and societal well-being. Tobias Reichmuth is a Swiss entrepreneur and investor. He founded his first company while still a student. Reichmuth later spent two years traveling the world raising money for SOS Children’s Villages. He is known for his participation in the TV show “Die Höhle der Löwen” Switzerland. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx Chapters View all Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript TEDx Talks 39.9M subscribers Videos About 8 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @Live-Forever-Club @Live-Forever-Club 9 months ago Managed to cover longevity escape velocity, hallmarks of ageing, technology, changes to work cycle, and ethics - all crammed in to 15 minutes! A particularly interesting slide showed that well-off people are willing to commit a third to a half of their wealth to live an extra 10 years. Hopefully that will fund enough companies to drive the price down for everyone else. 7 Reply @bernamdc @bernamdc 1 month ago For quite a visionary man he totally missed that most of us will likely be retired within a few decades or less while AI does the job. Otherwise great speech! Reply 1 reply @alexc2265 @alexc2265 1 month ago I’m glad people are talking about this. The implications will be MASSIVE. From what he said, I suppose “Sardinien” is Sardinia? Looks like a missed translation. 1 Reply @jimj2683 @jimj2683 1 month ago We need to vote for politicans that will fund this research. 1 Reply @lc9529 @lc9529 5 months ago He is the problem because hes only looking to put you in the poor house 1 Reply @frankducett9 @frankducett9 10 days ago You identify your ideas as being crazy. Hmmmm. Reply The $7.6 Trillion Quest for Longer Life Bloomberg Originals 3.68M subscribers Join Subscribe 3.9K Share Download Save 148,198 views Apr 21, 2022 #Health #BloombergQuicktake #Prognosis The new field of longevity science aims to slow aging and make late-life more livable. But will the science ever work? And if so, will it only be for the super rich? #Prognosis #Health #BloombergQuicktake -------- Like this video? Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/Bloomberg?sub_... 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Show transcript Bloomberg Originals 3.68M subscribers Videos About 465 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @business Pinned by Bloomberg Originals @business 1 year ago (edited) QTlogo If you could spend money to live longer, how much would you be willing to spend? 42 Reply 52 replies @Kevin-cm5kc @Kevin-cm5kc 1 year ago (edited) I like that they're focusing on 'healthspan' rather than 'lifespan'. I work in pharmacy and it's a constantly depressing reality that most of our medicine just stops you being technically dead well beyond the point at which you became a shambling corpse. Devoid of any memories or independence of any kind. Constantly confused by the world around you and needing meds to constantly sedate you. Being too feeble to open a door or even shamble out of it in under 10 minutes if someone else holds it open for you. But, hey, your heart is still technically beating so you're technically alive. Hooray. Healthspan all the way. We need a paradigm shift. I don't want to turn into a shambling zombie when I'm older. If we don't get the tech done in my lifetime, definitely assisted suicide for me. 260 Reply 11 replies @Callummullans @Callummullans 1 year ago (edited) I think becoming a billionaire comes along the way when working towards leaving a legacy which is really a thought for after death. I would personally like two to three life times with quality health assured, I feel I could do a lot in this amount of time and the world would feel familiar and fair. 21 Reply 1 reply @swordwaker7749 @swordwaker7749 1 year ago I would say that by curing aging, you eliminate the extraordinary cost of prolonging life in an ICU, so, it is certainly not only for the rich, since ordinary people are already paying extraordinary cost. 121 Reply 6 replies @benmcreynolds8581 @benmcreynolds8581 1 year ago I love this approach to health and I wish I could of had this treatment from my early post pubescent age so I could have stayed as healthy and fresh as possible compared to the now comparatively broken down state I'm now currently in. 12 Reply @evmcmunn @evmcmunn 1 year ago it seems no one is giving any credit to aubrey de grey for being at the forefront of this and popularizing it and making it a science, outlining the guidelines, doing the fundamentals...I don't know if he was the first(I thought of it before I knew he existed, but the man did the friggin work on it as well as his assistants, and even still, he probably came up with it before I was born) but the man seems to have been completely scrubbed from all the "history" videos. 9 Reply @SoCalFreelance @SoCalFreelance 1 year ago I don't ever recall reading about efforts to create a one-size-fits-all life extending super pill. I was always under the impression the direction of life extension was personalized medicine based on our specific genetic makeup with targeted gene therapy like CRISPR when needed. 26 Reply 3 replies @cam4007 @cam4007 1 year ago A daily tablet to keep me physically 25 years old for the rest of my life would be nice. 124 Reply 10 replies @hshwgw @hshwgw 1 year ago (edited) Hoping to live long enough to enjoy such amazing breakthroughs 15 Reply @matklm @matklm 1 year ago (edited) It would be so nice if we could make old people younger and healthier 33 Reply @isaacdorfman @isaacdorfman 1 year ago (edited) Almost every new technology was in the beginning only available to the rich. But that was the thing that drew money into it's further development that later caused it to be available to everyone. If it wasn't for the rich early adopter, they would be available to everyone at all. 12 Reply 1 reply @SarahKDB @SarahKDB 1 year ago (edited) Depends on if I could guarantee a healthy active longer life. I have a lot of health issues that cause severe pain. I know it will only get worse. If my pain could be handled (which I can't afford to do as most of the things doctors are suggesting that I haven't done already aren't covered by insurance & I work for a non-profit so I don't make bank) then I'd pay a ton to live longer. But how much longer? Maybe I'd only pay if I got a guaranteed extra 5+ healthy years of life. 16 Reply 2 replies @5tw3b45tcf @5tw3b45tcf 1 year ago (edited) I know Google's Calico is doing this work but I wish this video gave more company names. I don't know why they showed so much Elon Musk when I think he doesn't have a lifespan extending company. (Maybe Bloomberg is trying to frame him with all the bad images lol.) Still, pretty nice and interesting video. Thank you for the video. 8 Reply @BetterFutureYT @BetterFutureYT 1 year ago One thing that should've been mentioned in the video is that we really need to develop longevity drugs because the population of the whole world is aging pretty fast and will start leveling off soon. If we don't, the already pressed healthcare and pension systems will start breaking down with more and more people aging and requiring a lot of support (something like 2/3 of healthcare expenses are spent on people over 55, and current drugs are not solving or at least addressing the core issue - damage accumulation caused by aging resulting in many kinds of chronic age-related diseases). 7 Reply 8 replies @qiaowang7147 @qiaowang7147 1 year ago (edited) Don't forget that emotions affect our health as well. Increasing stress for example can affect our hormones that may negatively affect our body. Stress can be environmental and/or internal. I don't think a preventive longevity pill is going to solve that. 9 Reply @SilverFan21k @SilverFan21k 11 months ago (edited) I’m a big fan of the Longevity subreddit. 4 Reply @myczxr @myczxr 1 year ago this is fitting, because i just started looking into the topic... quicktake once again on point, much thanks 13 Reply @a.forbes133 @a.forbes133 1 year ago (edited) As long as it'll be affordable for absolutely everyone yes we should be using biotech to extend youthful life. We should be aiming to slow down aging past 25-35 and double life expectancy especially if we are serious about becoming a multiplanetary species. Death is unavoidable but aging isn't not even in nature. There are multiple creatures that don't age beyond their prime for example lobsters. Regenerative stem cell biotech & gene editing should also be a key priority. 24 Reply 5 replies @FashionBusinessMastermind @FashionBusinessMastermind 1 year ago Very interesting topic, even though stats are showing that the lifespan is declining. 2 Reply @ResidualSelfImage @ResidualSelfImage 1 year ago (edited) The average poor live shorter lives and the average rich live longer lives. Most of the science about living longer and better does not focus on the economics of living longer.... The impact of prolong life in poverty has not been addressed. 9 Reply @Lowkeyyshorts @Lowkeyyshorts 1 year ago If this actually happens. I’m sure the company will sell it as a subscription 😂 10 million per month 27 Reply 3 replies @enricocamarda9721 @enricocamarda9721 1 year ago As a heath economist I find the topic very interesting, but most of the things the people interviewed say is kinda approximative about the current health care system.. or at least they are in the way they described it, preventive medicine is not a new thing, things like screening are not always beneficial, preventive drugs like statins already exist and are not new at all in the health care system, also QALY evaluation is about increasing quality-adjusted life years, not something new.. that said the topic is very interesting and it does require some important re-thinking.. however I do not find the people describing the challenge to be prepared enough to discuss it.. I am a bit disappointed with bloomberg in this case.. 4 Reply @royzlatanestevez9843 @royzlatanestevez9843 1 year ago I have to be honest, govt's COULD invest in this. But they are too obsessed with the "ethical ramifications" of preventing people from dying and suffering. It is OUR responsibility to vote their keisters out of office. If that doesn't happen - of course the investment will be private. 5 Reply 1 reply @qwanyin6423 @qwanyin6423 1 year ago People might do better to maximize healthful choices and mental potential in the life they have rather than worrying about how to party into immortality. Reply @koiyujo1543 @koiyujo1543 1 month ago (edited) I do like the healthspan but if longer life span could be achieved how long could be live? I think immortality is pretty possible Reply @Livingjazzarchive @Livingjazzarchive 1 year ago (edited) The longevity drug they are looking for is already here… it’s called exercise! 💪 6 Reply 3 replies @theultimatereductionist7592 @theultimatereductionist7592 1 year ago (edited) The road to advanced technology to achieve immortality and immortal youth is long and hard. Every step forward helps. That includes all YOUR work in pharmacy. So, yes - all these drugs are a NECESSARY CRITICALLY IMPORTANT STEP along that path toward a glorious future. I thank you for your service. 1 Reply @itsjavaman @itsjavaman 1 year ago (edited) If a longevity drug isn't regulated by the FDA, then it would be considered a supplement. It should therefore be cheaper to manufacture because of lesser regulation. I believe that a supplement can be patented. Ask me how. 1 Reply @c.a.7844 @c.a.7844 1 year ago (edited) "Everyone says that this is just for rich people, but this will transfer to everyone because... uh... I guess the pills will eventually only cost a fraction of a penny to make - it doesn't make sense to make it expensive!" - Someone who presumably lives in the same country where insulin costs over $300 per vial and an emergency appointment in a hospital can bankrupt the average uninsured person. 29 Reply 4 replies @Lucky14970 @Lucky14970 1 year ago (edited) "If you increase your health-span you just might increase your life-span..." Or you can die of a heart attack at 55 during your morning jog. It happens all the time! 5 Reply 1 reply @selfactualizer2099 @selfactualizer2099 1 year ago (edited) It's actually been shown that it will be extremely affordable to have extended life span and age reduction. It's been found to be so profitable and affordable that companies will be willing provide the services to employees for higher productivity. Edit: humans didn't climb down from trees, we evolved from land dwelling creatures who climbed down before us. 2 Reply @feelgoodfitness82 @feelgoodfitness82 1 year ago (edited) Around the 7 minute mark he talks about healthcare switching from reactive to proactive . A drug that will help reduce those diseases ...... Exercise and nutrition professionals be like "are we a joke to you" .....as far as we know we can't put exercise or nutrition in a pill albeit as much as we try . Movement is so inherently human you have to do it unfortunately 😳🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃 Reply @CloudX3r @CloudX3r 1 year ago I would LOVE to LIVE LONGER 25 Reply 1 reply @mattomjohn4314 @mattomjohn4314 1 year ago (edited) Won’t we still try to live longer past our due date even if healthspan is doubled. Like when I’m 200 I’ll be trying to be 220. Reply @sanjaylife @sanjaylife 1 year ago (edited) It's about Living healthier in 80s like you are in 30s. 11 Reply 2 replies @SouthAfricanCannabisExtraction @SouthAfricanCannabisExtraction 1 year ago (edited) Living longer is great, however we should be pushing the envelope on research to improving psychological therapeutics to make living longer FUN. 30 Reply 8 replies @ASLUHLUHCE @ASLUHLUHCE 1 year ago (edited) I wish more thought was put into how to live happier lives 6 Reply 1 reply @MrBalor89 @MrBalor89 1 year ago I'm pretty sure that if a secret to eternal youth is discovered it won't be in a form of a pill/injection. Reply @KWifler @KWifler 1 year ago (edited) Would it be accurate to call a longevity drug as a performance enhancing drug? And thus, is in a class of drugs that are now illegal in the USA? Reply @naoumhalamoutis1960 @naoumhalamoutis1960 1 year ago My cousin Effie is 101 yrs old today with full facilties. She is active and dances to Greek music. 3 Reply @fatboydim.7037 @fatboydim.7037 1 year ago It will be expensive to begin, but the cost will collapse over a 5 -10 year period. Any government would offset how much it would cost to have the person age in a "normal" sense. 5 Reply 3 replies @Varenon @Varenon 1 year ago (edited) "it doesn't make sense to make something expensive for a handful of people when you could make it cheap for everyone." yeah, this kinda ignores the entirety of the healthcare industry that already exists... life saving drugs are already super expensive, I gurantee that a drug capable of making you biologically immortal, even if it's super cheap to make, will still be super expensive, it may be covered by insurance, MAYBE, but it'll still be expensive. 1 Reply @naoumhalamoutis1960 @naoumhalamoutis1960 1 year ago the human life span can reach 155 years. 2 Reply @dogaarmangil @dogaarmangil 1 year ago (edited) This video makes the argument that everybody will be able afford life-enhancing treatments, not only the super-rich. That's because, the argument goes, such treatments will take the form of pills or injections. But what if life-enhancement requires ultra-personalised treatments? Cancer treatment is super expensive, so why should life-enhancement not be? 2 Reply 2 replies @vivekpraseed918 @vivekpraseed918 1 year ago (edited) If a ton of money is spent to develop a drug won't it have to cost a lot to recoup the investment? Zolgensma for instance Reply @ziad_jkhan @ziad_jkhan 1 year ago The authors seem oblivious of how insulin prices are being hiked in the US Reply @eseukey2057 @eseukey2057 1 year ago (edited) "Age better, live longer" - I like that but, should be, age less, live longer...😁 1 Reply @robbyzheng5768 @robbyzheng5768 1 year ago I wouldn’t want to live with my traumas and regrets any longer. Reply @Skywalker1369 @Skywalker1369 1 year ago (edited) Longevity is a side effect of being healthy. Nobody wants bad health. 5 Reply @universoajedrez1118 @universoajedrez1118 4 months ago The last part of the video talking abojt healthspan and how it is impossible to avoid death,basically contradicts all the rrst of the video. The idea IS actually to prevent death and extend life indefinetly. Its not decades away,that's lineal thinking. It's much much closer, especially considering AI Reply @menassies3224 @menassies3224 1 year ago (edited) I’m in love with genetics 3 Reply @joemagicdeveloper @joemagicdeveloper 1 year ago Go Bezos! And hurry up. Time is killing us all. 32 Reply 1 reply @sci-filover7541 @sci-filover7541 1 year ago Pills to help us die would be fine. But eternal life?! This is torture 😢 😫 Reply 1 reply @Lildizzle420 @Lildizzle420 1 year ago (edited) governments will happily pay for your medical if you work an extra 50 years paying taxes, you get an extra 50 years of life so worth it 2 Reply @wolfrain8898 @wolfrain8898 1 year ago they say health span instead of life span because there is know way two Age reverse the brain without losing everything we are right now so the best case is in 50 or less years it could be 30 or 15 years from now we will have the tech to make your body 21 forever but your mind will hit a stopping point around 150 or so because of braincell degradation meaning you could live for as long as it is technically possible for a human to live. there is a way around that though but its dicey and morally questionable a swarm of tiny self-driving robots print on to brain cells the memory and personality of your current self after the age reversed brain has been treated but to do this we would need tech that is well and truly beyond what we have today we are starting to see the tech with Tesla in cars the a.i. learning software for self-driving and we are starting to have tech that can 3D print functional organs take that tech put it together make it smaller than the human hair where it can travel in the blood veins and repair the problem it causes getting to the brain cells then you have a way around it but like I said it maybe beyond are life span at this time but when it happens humans could live I won't say forever but a very very very very long time we would be like the elves in Fantasy games undying unless its a Violet end. is there a chance of us living that long to see it there is but for us to have a chance to live that long to see it we first have to solve the problems around age reversing everything except for the brain and the chance we get to that point are 50/50 or so in are life time but I'm being a little pessimistic if your young if your old I'm right on the money so after that we have a chance to see the brain aging problem being solved and the grate thing is it will just be a hop skip and a jump to solving the problem around it if we are lucky they will have the method Prime and ready to go and we would have long solved the self-driving problem and have perfect 3D printers for organs witch could mean it could happen 10-25 years after they solve the problem around d aging the body with out the brain this is a chance within a chance of us living to see it the point is its not that far off from where we are now if we all work on getting the tech there and put the people in the right places to solve the problems around it and we are really lucky we could see it in are life time. finally making everything we do on this earth not a waste of are time because we would not end unless something wild and unpredictable happen like your pc back up that has all your brain cell data gets deleted and your biological self ends around the same time. o by the way your data self would just be that data it would not be alive just like a photograph is not alive Reply @thedude6405 @thedude6405 1 year ago (edited) From inorganic to organic, first life even primitive life forms must be biological immortal. Death is illogical. But the curse of evolution fell upon, those iterated life-death organisms had upper hand. Now human has the ability to program our own evolution, there is no reason not to bring immortality back. 3 Reply @michaellee888 @michaellee888 1 year ago (edited) Silly rabbit, don't "we" know "we" are "mortals" for a reason; however, living healthy and being able to take care of ourselves is definitely OK until the day "we" pass away. 2 Reply @lc9529 @lc9529 10 months ago (edited) These are the type of people working for big pharma, then there is another group of people that are working for humanity and they want lifespan, longevity, and longevity escape velocity (sinclair, degrey, diamandis, church, Kurzweil, ect...The later will leapfrog the first group in 5-10 years. I would recommend anyone or group that doesnt want to accomplish age reversal needs a restructuring of their focus and beliefs Reply @naoumhalamoutis1960 @naoumhalamoutis1960 1 year ago Medmorfin extends life by 15 years. 1 Reply @antekwonka @antekwonka 1 year ago Why are you showing Elon? He publicly said he is an opponent of such ideas and he’s not invested into any of longevity firms. 10 Reply 2 replies @wallacesouza2678 @wallacesouza2678 1 year ago Thanks CNBC for sharing this insightful tips! I've gain so much knowledge about bitcoin trading! l'm so excited |I've been making $5,000 and above 4 Reply 21 replies @omstygomsty @omstygomsty 1 year ago (edited) What about just being able to prevent arthritis for example? 1 Reply 1 reply @bobshakor8184 @bobshakor8184 1 year ago (edited) Rejuvenation of immune system , Through "maturation phase transient reprogramming , could prolong healthy life span . Rejuvenated immune system is key to keeping senescent cells at bay. 2 Reply 1 reply @merlinblackmore3169 @merlinblackmore3169 1 year ago (edited) Why do you have so much more footage of Musk than Thiel and Bezos when he's not even involved in the space at all? Reply @rylaczero3740 @rylaczero3740 1 year ago What a negative and dare I say incorrect take on the subject. That guy said the OSK partial reprogramming already works on human cells in a petridish and yet you want to desperately convince the audience otherwise by saying 'keyword here is conceptually'. I am aware of progress in this space and it has been much much faster than what scientists had initially expected. 5 Reply @VZ-Warrior_Soul @VZ-Warrior_Soul 1 year ago (edited) Of coarse billionaires want to live longer, it’s because they don’t want to leave their money they made to just anyone. And that’s including family 4 Reply 1 reply @tooboss4560 @tooboss4560 1 year ago (edited) I really want to live forever 6 Reply 2 replies @navaneethkrishnan4449 @navaneethkrishnan4449 1 year ago (edited) Elon said he doesn’t want people to live forever. Bloomberg still shows him in the video. Careless or intentional? 3 Reply 2 replies @mayursable4921 @mayursable4921 1 year ago (edited) How would the brain contain information if we lived forever Reply 3 replies @BillyViBritannia @BillyViBritannia 6 months ago I find that people who believe dying at any point is ok are either hypocrites or morally misguided. I see no difference between a doctor who lets someone die of a heart attack at 30 and a scientist who can give humans 100 extra healthy years and says nope, living up to 80 is enough... Because planet earth or whatever. We should be striving for eternity, at least morally speaking, how is that not clear as day... Reply @MsGenXodus @MsGenXodus 1 year ago Sterilization is going to need to be part of the conversation if people are going to live considerably longer. Luckily, people aren’t all that interested in having babies in the rich world already. 2 Reply 2 replies @BalazsSuhajda @BalazsSuhajda 1 year ago (edited) Putting Elon into this clip was a mistake. He's actually against life extension. 6 Reply 3 replies @christaylor4477 @christaylor4477 1 year ago (edited) Yeah I can see why a billionaire would want to live forever off our hard working backs. Meanwhile the poor can't wait to die. Reply @davidcantor293 @davidcantor293 1 year ago Government’s are not willing to invest in this so without billionaire funding it would never be possible otherwise. 7 Reply 2 replies @tylergood4385 @tylergood4385 1 year ago (edited) we are already gonna have 10 billion people on the planet 1 Reply 1 reply @josueperez4333 @josueperez4333 1 year ago 5:07 actually it make more than perfect sense buddy Reply @B4dD0GGy @B4dD0GGy 1 year ago (edited) As Man Becomes Machine - David M. Rorvik (1978) 1 Reply @shahkhan6713 @shahkhan6713 1 year ago At the minute the rich are engaging in stem cells therapy to stay younger 1 Reply @CamelxRavenNova2 @CamelxRavenNova2 6 months ago The 9 Hallmarks of Aging Reply @_Wai_Wai_ @_Wai_Wai_ 1 year ago (edited) 80 years average, for a modern industrialized country, does not sound like a very long time. I suspect, some of the wealthier, are living to 90s, while lower class people are probably dying in their 60's or even younger. 4 Reply 3 replies @vardaan5797 @vardaan5797 1 year ago (edited) I really feel bad for the 80yr olds rn.Lucky for me I am a zoomer 1 Reply @jom1727 @jom1727 1 year ago (edited) I've prepared my Bezos shrine in advance Reply @zvorenergy @zvorenergy 2 months ago Maybe its just inflation affecting this old brain but $2 billion doesnt seem like all that much. I could really go for another decimal place. 7.6 trillion $ market you say? Reply @mrgorbachef8246 @mrgorbachef8246 1 year ago (edited) i don't mind a short but comfortable life 2 Reply @themacso4157 @themacso4157 1 year ago We're gonna get to the point that rejuvenation will be a common thing amongst clinics all around the world...we'll just go & buy 20yo ticket to be young again 12 Reply 6 replies @Luis.oo1 @Luis.oo1 1 year ago (edited) Singularity in our lifetime 2 Reply @CamelxRavenNova2 @CamelxRavenNova2 6 months ago Die? Nah. Health span, LifeSpan, Reverse Aging and transhumanism? Yes Reply @DZ60 @DZ60 1 year ago (edited) Just exercise, get enough sleep and eat a balanced diet high in fibre. Problem solved Reply @maksymvinyarskyy2813 @maksymvinyarskyy2813 1 year ago (edited) Our current population rising + Us living longer = ?!?!?!? Reply @pierrescheepens8063 @pierrescheepens8063 1 year ago why are you showing elon musk as billionaire he has litteraly spoken out against longevity science Reply @dominus6695 @dominus6695 1 year ago (edited) He meant to say PONCE DE LEÓN lol (it's not french dude, spanish) Reply @valentinosegovia3971 @valentinosegovia3971 1 year ago The answer to longer life is ___ _____,__________! 😂 Do you know Reply @user-mb2es8rs5g @user-mb2es8rs5g 1 year ago (edited) It will be such a great if mr.Putin will live forever. Make it faster please! Reply @madonnamanpower7204 @madonnamanpower7204 1 year ago (edited) I just can't imagine extensive longevity without intense genetic modification. And shouldn't be possible for anyone already justated. (Born) Reply @saintantony944 @saintantony944 1 year ago I would go for a "Netflix "Altered Carbon" future 4 Reply 2 replies @tarzanswe2901 @tarzanswe2901 1 year ago Elon musk doesn't believe in longevity. Reply @Elaba_ @Elaba_ 1 year ago 4:42 The reason you clicked on this video. Reply @ElyasBinYahya @ElyasBinYahya 1 year ago (edited) Take mushrooms then you realize it’s okay to die Reply @alexmanga4897 @alexmanga4897 1 year ago (edited) 👌☝✨ Reply @jebise1126 @jebise1126 1 year ago big promises no peer reviews lol Reply @MichaelCobbs 1 year ago "Health span." Reply @tysloo81 @tysloo81 1 year ago slow aging probably? prevent getting sick just by getting drug? that impossible Reply 2 replies @annazfker2028 @annazfker2028 1 year ago (edited) ... . . . ... . . . BE VERY CAREFULL OF WHAT YOU WISH FOR . . . ... ... ... YOU MIGHT GET IT. Reply @thanoskoumpanis9699 @thanoskoumpanis9699 1 year ago (edited) Can’t wait for my 999th birthday!!!! 1 Reply @bigsmerdo @bigsmerdo 1 year ago (edited) 3:41 grimacing "i love this" 1 Reply @tomu4725 @tomu4725 1 year ago (edited) Elon musk keeps popping up but he has little to do with investing in longevity. Google and Amazon CEOs have done far more, far more than elon 10 Reply 4 replies @williamlouie569 @williamlouie569 1 year ago (edited) So far there are not too many people live over a hundred years old. Reply 1 reply @rjohnp9215 @rjohnp9215 1 year ago 120 years Reply @ndubuisiazuka31 @ndubuisiazuka31 1 year ago You are in longevity science yet trying very hard to state it focuses on health span not life span. I don't understand, is it socially unacceptable to increase life span? 2 Reply 2 replies @kyerematics @kyerematics 1 year ago (edited) This is what homeopathic medicine is all about until the Rockerfellers' destroyed their reputation and their business model Reply 1 reply @ideatorx @ideatorx 1 year ago When has technology in its entire history not used economies of scale to bring down the cost? its an insanely misguided Idea that this technology would not become commonplace in the future, as if billionares would keep it for themselves, it will happen, and as it does it will use economies of scale to become affordable to the masses and take massive pressure off of the healthcare system. 1 Reply 1 reply @MrChronicpayne @MrChronicpayne 1 year ago (edited) "anything that comes out of this, wont be just for the rich...' He's right! The only barrier to entry is being able to afford it!!! Its not just for the rich duh. Reply @taylorleecc4833 @taylorleecc4833 1 year ago (edited) Thy should make sum, make us all live on earth not die, 🙏 1 Reply @TomKisthart @TomKisthart 1 year ago (edited) This video: billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires! billionaires. 1 Reply @andremattsson @andremattsson 1 year ago Why do you show Elon Musk so much in this video? He hasn't invested any money into this. 6 Reply @hikodzu @hikodzu 1 year ago Healthspan first then Lifespan 2 Reply 1 reply @ElUmbralMX @ElUmbralMX 1 year ago (edited) so, eternal life when? 2 Reply 1 reply @DeepValueInvesting @DeepValueInvesting 1 year ago Meditation is there but how many people will look within for immortality? It is there.. 6 Reply @issy63ls @issy63ls 1 year ago (edited) What can you do about my hairloss? Reply @russianreaper7392 @russianreaper7392 1 year ago I do prolonged fasting ima be young forever 2 Reply @celiasennon1494 @celiasennon1494 1 year ago Thanks 2 Reply @tomarik @tomarik 1 year ago (edited) Why not just eat a healthy diet and exercise? 1 Reply @Max_m @Max_m 1 year ago (edited) Pretty cool, but earth definitely doesn’t need super long life humans. Already overpopulated Reply @Continentalmunkey88 @Continentalmunkey88 1 year ago Inconsistent with human nature of live hard Reply 1 reply @reneharkamp4309 @reneharkamp4309 1 year ago AND THAN YOU HAD A CARCRASH Reply @theultimatereductionist7592 @theultimatereductionist7592 1 year ago (edited) Stop pushing the BS about "this technology will only be for billionaires". Wrong. That is a CHOICE if you let it. In reality, billions others will want it and pay varying amounts for this technology, too. 2 Reply @tvviewer4500 @tvviewer4500 1 year ago (edited) Less vaccines more thought and more food and people can live 200 years. Reply @BobBob-kr5wr @BobBob-kr5wr 1 year ago For the record the life expectancy for many countries, including the US has been going down. Reply @andrewchoi5808 @andrewchoi5808 1 year ago Build strong ageless beautiful sustainable solarpunk immortal utopian resilient safer future without aging diseases old age mortality sickness and death Make humans and animals young and immortal 1 Reply @reneharkamp4309 @reneharkamp4309 1 year ago (edited) YOUR ARM CANDY OF 22, GIVES YOU 💔 Attack IN BED Reply @annazfker2028 @annazfker2028 1 year ago (edited) ... THIS IS A WET DREAM. ... ... WHEN A.I WAKES UP IT WILL ELIMINATE THAT VARIABLE. Reply @carlbrenner7078 @carlbrenner7078 3 months ago You could have made an informative video, but instead you chose to say that rich=bad. Such a shame. Reply @holycowpainter @holycowpainter 1 year ago Visit the Freedom Tower Miami. Tjhe fountain of youth is on the shore of Coconut Grove . Miami tequesta , the first Native American settlement discovered by a European explorer...Ponce de Leon 1513. visit or mural at the Tower fo Liberta. Reply @reneharkamp4309 @reneharkamp4309 1 year ago (edited) YOUR HELI, OR PRIVATE JET FELL DOWN Reply @surgicalcapscom @surgicalcapscom 1 year ago too life 1 Reply @djayjp @djayjp 1 year ago (edited) Almost no science in this video. 4 Reply 3 replies @cmbbfan78 @cmbbfan78 1 year ago (edited) Do not make a mistake: it is only meant for the world elite. See the movie "In time". Reply @Lai-so6jl @Lai-so6jl 1 year ago Sound like the movie Mobius Reply 1 reply @mkv9105 @mkv9105 1 year ago i honestly want 65 years tops anything more is a nuissance to me and society. Reply 3 replies @taith2 @taith2 1 year ago (edited) If billionaires are the guinea pigs, I'm all in However I'll assume they want to trial run that on normal people, just in case something goes horribly wrong Making it also public and scaling down price over time Eternally productive society is infinite wealth for country, so pretty much country would eventually try to keep us 30yo indefinitely, accidents happens and only that would put an end to our life 1 Reply 1 reply @rgaleny @rgaleny 1 year ago YOU'LL HAVE TO LOBBY POLITITIANS TO MAKE THERAPIES AVAILABLE. REALLY ! Reply 1 reply @kaxa286alaverdashvili9 @kaxa286alaverdashvili9 1 year ago (edited) 1000000000000000$ Reply @evanrutherfordlazyahole9079 @evanrutherfordlazyahole9079 1 year ago (edited) Imagine tyrants having eternal youth we should learn to appreciate each other before pushing eternal youth. And improve quality of life instead I see this being corrupted humans need to grow spiritually before contemplating such things. 6 Reply 9 replies @StarCrusher. @StarCrusher. 1 year ago (edited) No pill will ever reverse the effect of sitting on your behind all day and shoving junk into your body. Reply 1 reply @luckspell @luckspell 1 year ago Tam 818? Reply @yufengyan @yufengyan 1 year ago (edited) Lol. Reply @allygaretzka2323 @allygaretzka2323 1 year ago (edited) Shivambu. Iykyk. 1 Reply @albinsjolin649 @albinsjolin649 1 year ago lol Reply @laurenthomas9344 @laurenthomas9344 1 year ago 333 comments. 😏🤪💕🦋🌈✨👣 Reply @chrislecky710 @chrislecky710 1 year ago RUST! Reply @griffith9231 @griffith9231 1 year ago (edited) It’s dose not make sense to live longer but will be suffering in pain 1 Reply 1 reply @ShhhHhhhz @ShhhHhhhz 1 year ago (edited) people dont want to live longer into 100s, i think 80 yrs is more than enough, now imagine out of that 80, 70 you spend during your mid 20s early 30s Reply 1 reply @ramakrishna5480 @ramakrishna5480 1 year ago OVERNIGHT 😠😠😠 1 Reply @eliotanderson6554 @eliotanderson6554 1 year ago (edited) 🤥 1 Reply @mizocosmic @mizocosmic 1 year ago You cant escape death darling 😘 2 Reply 1 reply @tiagoteodoro7057 @tiagoteodoro7057 1 year ago Annoying video. First 5 minutes talking about how 'this is not a billionaire only stuff' (maybe more I just couldn't finish it out of annoyance). It's such an interesting subject, with so much to talk about, but let's spend 1/3 of the time talking about where the money is coming from...because... 2 Reply @oneryanalexander @oneryanalexander 1 year ago Tru Niagen. Invest. 2 Reply @EasyEV @EasyEV 1 year ago This video says the search for immortality began in Europe in the 5th century, but the longevity quest had already been underway for centuries in China. Eurocentric blindness. 3 Reply 2 replies @thebroketrader42 @thebroketrader42 1 year ago Please exclude the boomers! 3 Reply @gtw4546 @gtw4546 1 year ago Revelation 9:6And in those days men shall seek death and shall not find it. And they shall long to die, but death shall flee from them. Reply 2 replies @user-dv1qy7pt7g @user-dv1qy7pt7g 1 year ago (edited) Horrible idea. 4 Reply 14 replies @necietheparanormal3303 @necietheparanormal3303 1 year ago All a gimmick for people to make big business rich.. we are 85%geneticshe other 15% environment and your way of living.. George burns lived to be 100 smoking cigars.. its the environment u live in foods, culture..United states have the most over weight unhealthy people..from food and laziness.. other cultures eat healthier, then others.. its in the jeans.. we are actually going backwards, people arnt living long 70s 80s is pretty young.. we arnt living longer, we are actually dying younger.. Reply 1 reply @jackwilliamatkins5602 @jackwilliamatkins5602 1 year ago (edited) Nonsense so far Reply 1 reply @rootpotato @rootpotato 1 year ago (edited) More human folly and selfishness . . . . How about curing cancer first; that would be genuinely useful. 5 Reply 3 replies @silverXnoise @silverXnoise 1 year ago (edited) Oh, do go away with your tiresome billionaire apologists. 3 Reply 7 replies @JFK-co4fq @JFK-co4fq 1 year ago (edited) People are starving you selfish people 1 Reply 3 replies @jpflores4146 @jpflores4146 1 year ago Why do you all want to live longer? The earth is deteriorating. Reply 1 reply @christiansantos7164 @christiansantos7164 1 year ago (edited) Can they start with a cure for baldness and hair regeneration? 🧑🏽‍🦲 Come on Bezos!! Get to it, brotha!! 5 Reply 1 reply @immortalityIMT @immortalityIMT 1 year ago Immortality cryptocurrency goodvibes Reply @sonthiduananak2651 @sonthiduananak2651 1 year ago 7.6ล้านล้านดอลลาร์มันคุ้มค่าอยู่แล้วถ้ามันสำเร็จ! Reply The 5 core principles of life | Nobel Prize-winner Paul Nurse Big Think 6.46M subscribers Join Subscribe 44K Share Download Thanks Clip 1,537,087 views May 19, 2023 Big Think Nobel Prize-winning scientist Paul Nurse defines the 5 core principles of life. Subscribe to Big Think on YouTube ► / @bigthink Up next, You can slow down aging with zero weird tricks ► • You can slow down aging with zero wei... What is the essence of being alive? This is the question that geneticist and cell biologist Paul Nurse dissects in his book What Is Life? At the core of life is the cell — an entity that can grow, divide, and reproduce. Using yeast as a model organism, Nurse discovered a similarity in cell reproduction mechanisms between yeast and humans, hinting at a shared ancestral origin for all life. This commonality extends to genes, the units of inheritance, first recognized in pea plants by Gregor Mendel. Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection proposes that life adapts and evolves, favoring traits — and the genes that encode them — that are advantageous for survival. The essence of life, therefore, is a complex orchestration of chemistry and information management that allows organisms to adapt and persist through inheritance. 0:00 The big question of biology 0:57 1. The Cell 2:41 2. The Gene 3:28 3. Evolution by natural selection 4:20 4. Chemistry 5:20 5. 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As a Professor of Biochemistry working in India I sent him an e mail about a book on immunology that I planned to write and wanted his blessings. Within a week I got his reply wishing me the best. A Nobel Laureate could have easily ignored my letter, but his prompt reply taught me the great lesson that those truly great are very humble. Having read of his personal life made my respect towards him grow much more.May the Almighty God bless dear Paul. Regards , Dr Biju C Mathew 167 Reply 14 replies @starlord932 @starlord932 7 months ago I am from the same discipline as he is and I am just telling you that he summarised all of the cell biology in 5 minutes. That's incredible and it shows the depth of his understanding of the subject. 384 Reply 15 replies @conradmphiri @conradmphiri 7 months ago (edited) This is always a great topic to hear. Although I still think we underdefine life. We define life based off of how far we can perceive life. We didn't know that cells and other microorganisms existed before someone could make us perceive them. What if life exists at a smaller level than what we can currently perceive? More interestingly, what if life exists at a level greater than a level which we can perceive? A level at which our senses can't allow us to perceive it. For example, the cells in our bodies are examples of life. But then because they lack brains with ears, eyes, noses and other senses, they can't perceive our world the way we do. What if we lack the sense organs to perceive life at a scale larger than ours? 474 Reply 76 replies @zantigar @zantigar 7 months ago Thank you to Big Think and Paul Nurse for making this video a sincere encapsulation of these principles in 7 1/2 mins. without pitching your book - I'm now more inclined to order it on account of your immense spirit! 11 Reply @theconstantchange @theconstantchange 7 months ago “Living thing can acquire a purpose. Purpose to better itself.” Greatest quote. 865 Reply 89 replies @jitesh86u @jitesh86u 4 months ago Amazing I used to think same way on how cells redesign in process or survival and adaptation which gave branch out to so many species. Very happy to hear the way Paul Nurse has described it. 🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 2 Reply @user-rk3dl3vg3c @user-rk3dl3vg3c 7 months ago This is a wonderful summary and explanation of such a complex thing. It got me wondering something: What happens when life reaches a such a level of complex information management that it can and does start to speculate about what it is itself? We are living, and now we are asking what it is and what it means to be living. What is the purpose of existing, if there even is one? I don’t have an answer, but I think the question is well worth pondering. 261 Big Think Reply 45 replies @irodaTursunova @irodaTursunova 7 months ago What a clear and wonderful summary for the question of life! Thank you all! 41 Reply 1 reply @LuxusHauserGroup @LuxusHauserGroup 7 months ago face-orange-frowningPaul's exploration of life, biology, and evolution through a multidisciplinary lens is truly captivating. His research's depth, especially regarding the commonality of cell reproduction mechanisms in different species, has made significant contributions to our understanding of life. However, the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) could further accelerate his studies and broaden the insights he could glean from his work. Artificial intelligence, with its ability to parse through vast amounts of data and discern patterns beyond human cognition, can add a layer of robustness to Paul's research. Here's how: Data Analysis: AI could expedite the process of identifying and understanding patterns in cell reproduction across different species. It can sift through vast genomic databases at a much faster pace than humans, recognizing patterns and correlations that could provide further evidence of a shared ancestral origin for all life. Predictive Modelling: Using machine learning algorithms, AI can generate predictive models for evolution based on Darwin's theory of natural selection. These models could offer insight into future evolutionary traits, providing a new dimension to the conversation about life and evolution. Chemistry & Information Management: AI can play an essential role in bioinformatics and cheminformatics, helping to understand complex chemical interactions and the flow of genetic information. Deep learning algorithms can model the intricate dance of molecules, proteins and DNA, providing insights about life at a level of detail we've never seen before. Simulation of Life Processes: AI can assist in creating sophisticated simulations of cellular processes and evolutionary pathways. These simulations can help visualize and understand the dynamic and complex processes that constitute life. By harnessing the power of AI, Paul can supercharge his research, making it more comprehensive, faster, and potentially uncovering insights that would be difficult to achieve through traditional means. The future of biology is not just in cells and genes, but also in bits and bytes. The essence of life, indeed, is a self-contained, evolving system - and artificial intelligence can help us understand that system like never before. Paul's presentation is impressive. The ability to convey complex biological concepts in an engaging and comprehensible manner is noteworthy. This informative exploration not only expands understanding but also ignites curiosity about life's intricacies. Anticipating more insightful work in the future. Great job! 7 Reply 1 reply @alisonborchers94 @alisonborchers94 7 months ago It's great to hear from scientists - I wish more scientists were willing to talk to the public like Paul...🎉 59 Reply 3 replies @nemonomen3340 @nemonomen3340 7 months ago I've always thought the question of "What is consciousness and how does it work?" was by far the most existentially important question in the world. But the question of "What is life and how does it work?" has always been the runner up question to me. Now, as I think about how life must constantly manage information in order to remain alive, I wonder if consciousness is fundamentally related to life. Not because all conscious things need to be alive as a prerequisite, but because increased levels of consciousness allows life to flourish. And I know people would say things like "Bacteria are alive. Are you suggesting they are conscious?" And to that I could only say "Maybe, sort of?" I think consciousness and life are both on a spectrum. Viruses seem to especially skirt the official definition of life and I know I'm only half conscious at work meetings. In reference to "The Selfish Gene" (everyone should read it) we're basically all just gene vehicles. Very complex, intelligent, and cultured, yes. However, we were constructed by genes over the course of millions of years for the sole purpose of housing them so that they can continue propagating themselves. I don't mean to anthropomorphize a bunch of chemicals (they didn't plan it all out), but perhaps there was (and is) an incomprehensibly minute level consciousness residing in the DNA of all cells. 63 Reply 21 replies @danielgoody8718 @danielgoody8718 6 months ago I love all these replies and in my biological studies I love that our definitions break down pretty quickly. Whether we talk semantically or even philosophically the question of life seems to evade our categorization due to exceptions. Is there a case for simplifying our definition by allowing life to be a matter of existence? This would at least allow for the uncertainty in our micro and macro abilities to perceive known consciousness. Reply @anastasiadeck @anastasiadeck 7 months ago I met him in Paris last year when he gave a conference and he really inspired me to continue my studies in biology! 🧬 180 Big Think Reply 10 replies @timking2822 @timking2822 7 months ago Beautiful and excellent presentation on life. Life is based on opportunities defined by the environment. Other than survival, the purpose is defined by the organism. 5 Reply @abhijithvm3166 @abhijithvm3166 3 weeks ago I appreciate your effort for delivering such a wonderful video. I really enjoyed this video and after watching this i got more excitement about the life. When answering the question of what is life , talking about life is everyone have different opinion but in this video sharing a common view point but we didn't noticed before. In this video taught the a good view point about our life and i think everything has connected to chemistry. I recommending this video do you really want to know more about perspective of life and how everything has connecting our self however its very a very good video and its didn't bore any of the area. Reply @ImissSaganCarl @ImissSaganCarl 5 months ago What an excellent video. The narrative/presentation is so clear, articulate and well presented. My compliments. 2 Reply @MinhNeuron @MinhNeuron 7 months ago All the complexity can be summed up neatly in your talk, thank you for your great work! 7 Reply 1 reply @CelticAfricanus @CelticAfricanus 4 months ago This was a beautiful and concise explanation of biological life. I think in a few hundred years though, our future descendants will look back on us and think how barbarian we were, in not understanding the full beauty of the divine consciousness that permeates through the universe, the elements, and life itself. Reply @catherineweng9948 @catherineweng9948 7 months ago I've often wondered about what makes us alive. At the molecular level, the elements that make up living beings are no different than those of inanimate objects. For example, I imagine that you could stack up all the element that make up a human body, like the carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, etc., and I think each molecule inside us would be no different from the elements in a stone or in the air. Once you go small enough, we are composed of strictly non-living things, yet we are living. What a miracle. Thank you for a great video that helps me think about what life really is. 71 Big Think Reply 13 replies @Steve-mo4qp @Steve-mo4qp 7 months ago (edited) My view: You can test whether an entity is “alive” by observing over time. It doesn't matter how you define or set boundaries to your entity as long as your definitions are consistent. The “alive” classification means the entity has the ability to replicate in a manner that, when observed over an appropriate time period, displays the following features: 1. The replication has both systematic and probabilistic variances 2. There are distinguishing features of the entity that change over time, in relation to some aspects of the environment 3. These changes, observed over an appropriate time period, are disconnected from changes in the environment, to at least some extent This definition might allow us to find life in forms and places we have not hitherto imagined. It may also allow us to look for "meaning" in places that we hitherto believed were devoid of meaning. 2 Reply @keep-ukraine-free528 @keep-ukraine-free528 7 months ago Great elaboration. Well thought out, and presented simply using 5 distinct non-overlapping concepts. 2 Reply 1 reply @TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam @TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam 4 months ago Life is so huge to explore and this 5 principles can help us understand it on a deeper perspective. ✨✨ Reply @simongross3122 @simongross3122 7 months ago Very nice explanation, thank you. If we start with cells, then we have excluded viruses. I guess we could say that viruses are part of life even if they are not alive. Or perhaps we could say that viruses do have cells but they acquire them by hijacking cells created by some other life. 2 Reply @someshkumar2411 @someshkumar2411 7 months ago (edited) A very amazingly coherent & short explanation, that stuck to it's core and in emergence explained the core idea. ❤️☮️💙 18 Big Think Reply @atashakgem @atashakgem 7 months ago 👌🙏🙌🏻living things aquire purpose, purpose to be a better in process of evolution, better version , that is what all spiritual leaders and masters say about purpose of being here! To be a better version of itself! Beautifully said at the end 👌thank you 🙏 2 Reply @lifewithapurpose9092 @lifewithapurpose9092 4 months ago Nothing better than this short and concise knowledge about life . 2 Reply @nawhar23 @nawhar23 7 months ago Incredible! I am just sad that most people don't acknowledge this way of explaining life and even call it blasphemy! They choose quicker explanations that do nit make any sense! We would have been a long way forward in life now if we have dealt with information better than that! 2 Reply @lauftrainer_falk @lauftrainer_falk 7 months ago To me, life is the idea of coming alive. All the biochemistry and information sharing is a consequence of that. And in the end, it's always about doing what's done with the greatest possible efficiency - whether it's a single atom, a molecule, a cell, or billions of cells. Reply @christeljarry1789 @christeljarry1789 7 months ago This video is amazingly beautiful 😍 to better itself, a living being has to transmit the experiences to the new generations...it makes me think of Pascal Poot who lives in the south of France and has decided to leave tomatoes grow by themselves in the garrigue which is a wild quite dry place and take the seeds of the ones who survived and do it again and again and the 10th generations of these tomatoes are very resistant to the dry seasons we have in the south of France. The seeds keeps the informations of the plant that died. I've always been fascinated by seeds, when you see a tiny seed of a cottonwood and think that it's a potential huge tree , it's amazing! 5 Reply @Dan-pt2tn @Dan-pt2tn 7 months ago I've always wondered what the defining factor would be when a tree or other plant dies vs when it's alive. You can clearly tell a vibrant green living tree apart from a barren brittle dead rotting tree. But is it possible to measure the exact moment the life force leaves the tree/plant in the way we can see when a person or animal dies? 47 Big Think Reply 6 replies @alexgoslar4057 @alexgoslar4057 7 months ago Thank you Paul Nurse for these revelations, fascinating. Reply @agracian1 @agracian1 7 months ago A asked several LLM chatbots the same question (excluding Bard, as I am currently in France and don't have access). Cohere seemed to give by far the clearest & briefest answer: "Life is a characteristic of organisms that distinguishes them from non-living things. It is the ability to grow, reproduce, respond to stimuli, maintain homeostasis, and perform other functions that are necessary for the survival of the organism." 3 Reply @Filaxsan @Filaxsan 5 months ago Truly outstanding. I'm just in awe. Thanks Paul :) Reply @JapanSpr94 @JapanSpr94 7 months ago Great presentation. I earned a Biology degree then went to law school. However, I am still drawn to Biological Sciences. 7 Reply 1 reply @paulbeebe2056 @paulbeebe2056 4 months ago Beautifully said. Poetry as science. Reply @Philusteen @Philusteen 7 months ago What a wonderful, clear and concise piece. Thank you! 18 Reply @michaelt.wardlespider2496 @michaelt.wardlespider2496 7 months ago I am going to read his book. "Life" is something I contemplate on a regular basis... Not "the meaning of life," but life itself. 2 Reply @prapanthebachelorette6803 @prapanthebachelorette6803 7 months ago This one is one of the best episodes you’ve ever had, thanks 😊 1 Reply @kathycarraher5014 @kathycarraher5014 4 months ago I was fascinated with the idea that beings are just receptors for a vast "consciousness " ( for want of a better word). Like how radios pick out sound waves. Radio waves pass by us all the time but we only hear them thru certain receptors. Dog cells only respond or link to dog frequency wave. I don't remember where I read this idea but it made me think about things differently. 1 Reply @albwilso9 @albwilso9 3 weeks ago A great explanation of how life works!!!! Reply @aintMustafa @aintMustafa 3 months ago There's so much wisdom in this video than my whole past education. Reply @SociotechnicalSystems @SociotechnicalSystems 7 months ago The wealth of knowledge in this video is just 🥰 2 Reply @Ugly_Casanova @Ugly_Casanova 7 months ago With all due respect, i believe his definition of life miss one crucial component, which is about entropy. Every living being decreases level of entropy within itself, which comes at price of increasing entropy around. This approach was introduced by Schrödinger, if I'm not mistaken. Sorry for possible mistakes 3 Reply 1 reply @Telencephelon @Telencephelon 5 months ago (edited) As a biologists this is the first definition of life that is elegant and simple. It can also extend to AI. Reply 1 reply @leendertanthonie1277 @leendertanthonie1277 7 months ago Every day when I wake up I take a cold shower and at that moment I say thank you life for coming back in me and giving me a new day to enjoy. It seems that from now on I have to thank the cells, the genes, the chemistry and so on. Very nice video 6 Reply 1 reply @Sjalabais @Sjalabais 3 months ago Such a coherent, precise and, yet, enthusiastic, presentation. Beautiful! So let's live our purpose of betterment, then. Reply @dinethnethmina6 @dinethnethmina6 7 months ago This explanation is so good. Thank you @big thinks for this beautiful,smart and meaningful video ❤ 8 Reply @ananya.a04 @ananya.a04 7 months ago After Bruce Lipton, this is the most wonderful concourse on the definition and mechanism of life I have heard in a while. 👏🏼✨ 5 Reply 1 reply @antpat @antpat 7 months ago As life tends towards survival, reproduction and striving, I believe it makes sense that humans try to do the same as a species. It's truly hard to fathom how society can spend so much on warfare while its populations scoff so readily at advancing technology and participating in space exploration. 2 Reply 1 reply @roenw @roenw 7 months ago This was an absolutely delightful discourse! However, I fail to see how mister Nurse is talking about Life itself. To my ears, it sounded like an artful explanation of how life is manifested, the mechanics of organisms. But what is Life itself? ... 🙂 Have a great day y'all! Reply @markthomas89 @markthomas89 7 months ago such an enlightening video! concepts in biology explained so simply. Reply @rscott2247 @rscott2247 4 months ago I believe having good boundaries for oneself & others is the key for healthy balanced life ! Reply @galenpalo @galenpalo 7 months ago I think this a good definition for life. That’s what this question is looking for - a definition. Here’s how I personally define life: Life is that which fights its impermanence. It seems to me that to in order to exist, something must persist. Existence is persistence. Everything is impermanent, but things can attempt to fight against that for a while. Of course, entropy will win out eventually. But anything which works to persist, to survive time and change, that to me is life. Thoughts? 15 Reply 7 replies @ericjohnson6665 @ericjohnson6665 6 months ago Life is indeed wondrous. This video is a nice snapshot of life and many of its various complexities. I especially liked the part about all those chemical reactions happening all at once, right next to each other. A couple points worth noting: 1) At one point, Paul asserts that there "was no designer." He who makes an assertion, has the burden of proof to back up that assertion. But as it is impossible to "prove a negative", he ought not have made that assertion. For starters, no one has successfully proven the viability of the "abiogenesis" theory, (which is scarcely more than "spontaneous generation" warmed over). Ironically, he's happy to marvel at the ability of life to manage information, (which really did require a designer, although not necessarily a divine one), but won't acknowledge a designer because he doesn't know it was the Life Carrier corp. 2) As for managing information, (and the drive to find sustenance for that matter), that does appear to need a "life force", a bit of intellect let's say, to "will" it to move. Sadly, scientists, (while being well aware of their own intelligence), somehow overlook the existence of intellect in all life. They have this foolish notion that mind is a result of a brain, except slime-mold has no neurons, and yet displays intellect nonetheless. IMHO, It is the mind that tells the brain what to do, not the other way around. 6 Reply @zuruckvor4994 @zuruckvor4994 3 months ago I know what life is, I have experienced it! Some would call it enlightenment, I call it true nature! True nature awakens within one when one merges with existence. Reply @hawthornehillnaturepreserv5186 @hawthornehillnaturepreserv5186 4 months ago (edited) That was so incredible! As a Biologist and Natural Scientist by training, hearing this most eloquent explanation of life and its complexity is like music to the ear and food for the soul! It’s almost overwhelming to think about! And in the end, we must humble ourselves in our ignorance, and praise the absolute wonder of it all! ❤🌎🪐 Reply @mikolo45sx @mikolo45sx 4 months ago Great analysis and insight. It is so amazing how life functions and at the same time hard to understand the complexity and intricacy at such a level. So much for creationism. 2 Reply @Beevreeter @Beevreeter 7 months ago Fascinating ... But just makes me realise that as much as we know about life, there is still so much more that we don't know. 3 Reply 2 replies @wildcalmxtra @wildcalmxtra 6 months ago Fascinating video. As much as ‘what is life?’ is a perplexing question, I think ‘why is life?’ is the one that I often come back to. Reply 1 reply @danielfenwick7575 @danielfenwick7575 7 months ago Ive read his book what is life. such a great read 3 Reply @robbhawks2568 @robbhawks2568 3 weeks ago Very interesting. What struck me was that information was necessary for the basic cell to function. Which begs the question, then, "what came first, the cell or the information to run the cell?" Reply @leighscollection @leighscollection 4 months ago ...the conclusion where Nurse brings everything together is brilliant! Reply @preran01 @preran01 3 weeks ago You can identify a genius by how simple they can make the most complex matter understood by their audience Reply @loveyouuuuuuuuuuall @loveyouuuuuuuuuuall 3 months ago (edited) 🇶 🇺 🇷 🇦 🇦 🇳  taught me definition and goal of life... Alhamdulillah Reply @caspermilquetoast411 @caspermilquetoast411 5 months ago Also, he could have just described life as conscious observation, because all we have and ever will have is our perception on living, and all this universe will ever have is our conscious observation. Consciousness in any living thing is paramount and we create reality as we go, not objectively observe what we believe to be existent without us. Reply @brynbstn @brynbstn 7 months ago (edited) The idea that a living thing can develop "purpose to be better adapted" (7:05), takes us out of material science and into a nebulous metaphysical area - how does a living thing embody purpose? does the simplest cell embody purpose? how does this purpose come about? what does it abide in? And: if a living thing can develop the purpose to be better adapted can it also develop other types of purposes? I'm surprised he made this statement, tbh. 4 Reply @jajatijena8208 @jajatijena8208 1 month ago I think Prof Nurse defined living in the video than defining life. Life is a Consciousness force that has a mechanism to get integrated with a living substance. Unfortunately we don't have the knowledge to understand the mechanism yet. But, we will be in next 100 years from now. Reply @stinkeyfinger69 @stinkeyfinger69 4 months ago Life is absolutely the most amazing accomplishment of any, i love and am connected to my entire inner and outer universe. 1 Reply @edelrosario5105 @edelrosario5105 7 months ago (edited) These are related to the same cybernetic principles highlighted by Chilean biologists Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela in their work on autopoiesis. A living thing is a bounded, information processing system that reproduces itself as it navigates its environment Reply @1911torcast @1911torcast 7 months ago "This has been a revolutionary change in our understanding in biology, because what it leads to is a better designed living thing, but without having a designer," Ha ha ha, briliant! Reply @vasatasa3272 @vasatasa3272 6 months ago All knowledge about life is available throughout human history,all you need is to find it ,do not limit yourself. Reply @MusingsFromTheJohn00 @MusingsFromTheJohn00 7 months ago I think what life is, is any system which has the ability to learn new knowledge, remember that knowledge, apply that knowledge in decision making, repeat this process and evolve a body of knowledge upon which future decisions will be made. Of course an element of this is time, because this does not happen instantly. I mention that because sometimes people look at a system which is clearly doing this but doing it very slowly and because it is so slow they decide it is not happening. 5 Reply 2 replies @No2AI @No2AI 7 months ago Excellent- in my view all this information and management thereof suggests a programmer who initiated this process …. We back to design. Some day AI may be spreading and evolving throughout the universe , humans may be gone by then but we were after all the architects. 2 Reply @justdev8965 @justdev8965 3 months ago Thank you doctor Nurse (these last 2 words sound confusing 🙂) We wouldn't have known that life is information and chemical reactions if it weren't for you. I mean we've only heard that since we were 5 years old, but thank f*** we have you. We'd be in complete darkness over how a cell works if it weren't for celebrated imbeciles who seek recognition from institutions erected by the most shameful, awful species of all! Reply @saimandebbarma @saimandebbarma 7 months ago The sate of being alive is called life or say it is that which differs from non living things ! Meaning of life is nothing, but to live in peace & harmony with anything or everything in nature being conscious! Integrity, Responsibility, Perseverance, Compassion & Gratitude are the five core values of life ! 'Thankyou❤️👍 Reply 4 replies @algalgod159 @algalgod159 7 months ago (edited) For me i like to think of life as the prime reaction to a chaotic, dynamic and vast Universe with an ever increasing entropy: what other force other than a piece of life - an organized, concise (yet complex), dynamic and entropy-reducing entity can best counter and adapt to the Universe -other than some form of life... 1 Reply @Heart-Core @Heart-Core 7 months ago (edited) ❤Life is movement on itself♥️Movement creates life & time❤️Without movement neither life nor time would exist❤ Reply 1 reply @ShaneHoalst @ShaneHoalst 7 months ago I would love to see this as a TV series. 5 Reply 1 reply @Larry00000 @Larry00000 7 months ago Excellent. Where do you draw the line for conscious life, or how would you define levels of it? Reply @helenthompson912 @helenthompson912 4 months ago Beautiful explanation! ✨✨✨ Reply @pradipmukherjee1025 @pradipmukherjee1025 5 months ago Life is a framework of experiences we all are in, not by choice, but by an intricate compulsion. Reply @wp9860 @wp9860 7 months ago I have seen experts agree and disagree as the cell being the threshold between living and nonliving things. Some even refuse to draw such a sharp boundary. That's where I would have appreciated a more extended discussion. For example, what criteria excludes viruses from the class of living beings? At the other end the life spectrum, all cell-based living beings are either single cell or multi cellular systems. Multicellular entities operate as a collective through their bioelectric interchanges. When two or more cells interact in this way their individual natures change, and they merge into something with a single identity according to the bioelectric commands that compel that change. This causes a collection of cells to to lose their individual identities and become a kidney. This expands to the case where organisms can be composed of disconnected parts. Social insects are examples of this. The bee hive or ant colony can be viewed as being individual living entities, themselves. This, being all derived from the cell, shows that humans are collectives, as well, comparable to the bee colony. Humans, in turn, form collectives we call cultures or societies. This is done by information exchange as happens within and among cells. That raises the question, is culture a life form? 1 Reply @finnjacobsen684 @finnjacobsen684 6 months ago What a beautiful salute to the mystery of life. Reply @DorksterJr @DorksterJr 7 months ago What if living and non-living is a false dichotomy? I think maybe replacing it with in-system and off-system is better. Meaning particles are either caught in a persistent and homeostatic relationship with other particles (in-system) or not (off-system). This would at least make it so viruses are no longer a paradox. 15 Reply 14 replies @flyback_driver @flyback_driver 5 months ago My introduction to biology I had a professor who used the Jacobellis vs. Ohio trial as a prime example. "I know it when I see it." and I think thats a grest way to look at it. Except viruses, biologists will argue if viruses di or do not meet the criteria for life. Reply @makeadifference4all @makeadifference4all 6 months ago One of the most profound, unanswered biological questions is why and how life emerged from a universe devoid of it. 1 Reply 1 reply @rwLincoln @rwLincoln 7 months ago The single cell life is so amazing ---essentially for being so much more complex than specialized (body part) cells ---and every one of those thousands of chemical machines within that single cell are driven by information ---with no explanation of how the super amount of networking information can arise out of non information ---a single amino-acid (building block) of a DNA code (information) requires that there already be over 50 other precise molecules already coded to work together to make "it" ---same goes for all of the other 50 Reply @BraianSilveira @BraianSilveira 4 months ago This was perfect, I was very interested in the book, congrats and a hug from Brazil! 1 Reply @adelbudeiri9547 @adelbudeiri9547 7 months ago It’s all up to us to find our purpose. Realise what makes us feel “alive” Reply 1 reply @TyrellWellickEcorp @TyrellWellickEcorp 7 months ago For me, the astounding discovery that information is running the show in biology points strongly to a designer. Specified digital information does not create itself from scratch and has only ever been shown to come from a mind. 15 Reply 8 replies @toreoft @toreoft 5 months ago (edited) I think that a fundamental principle of life is to create patterns. And another ingredient beyond scientific reach is that all life probably has some form of consciousness. Reply @faceofdead @faceofdead 7 months ago (edited) well, the good news is that our creators became advanced and for them time slowed down to a point where distance became the issue and they required a slower (by our standard) adaptive mechanism to spread, probe, and gather information. it is likely that we already have everything inprinted in the basic genome, and we unlock possibilities under very specific circumstances. Reply @SonicPhonic @SonicPhonic 1 month ago Very nice video with a seemingly appropriate last name. I've been fortunate enough to have studied Evolution for a couple years and I'm wondering if the presenter addresses the topic of Inclusive Fitness? Reply @smithlenn @smithlenn 3 months ago Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!! 1 Reply @haleemasadia5225 @haleemasadia5225 7 months ago being a Biochemistry student, i found it really interesting!! Reply @yourunknownfriend1234 @yourunknownfriend1234 7 months ago thought the video i had tears in my eyes and smile on my face i feel extremely gratitude for having access to this information thank you Big Think ☺🥺🙏 2 Reply @brucegelman5582 @brucegelman5582 7 months ago This is an exquisite summation of life.Kudos.A Saganesque level description! Bravo.Awestruck. Reply @earthjustice01 @earthjustice01 7 months ago There have been quite a few books titled: "What is Life". I've read at least two. Even the physicist Shrodinger wrote a book with that title. 1 Reply @Piperniner @Piperniner 7 days ago All very true and thought provoking…but it emphasizes how difficult/impossible for the FIRST cells to have been formed. Still a total mystery. Reply @muhammad-emdad-rony @muhammad-emdad-rony 4 months ago Really, information plays a vital rule in life. Reply @williamowen7152 @williamowen7152 6 months ago I wonder how life is related to consciousness? Is it necessary to have a level of awareness or can life exist devoid of this? Thanks for this roundup, Paul. Its not a simple matter to summarise 4 or so billion years of molecular development adapting to environmental progression. 1 Reply @tekannon7803 @tekannon7803 7 months ago What I think we all need to do is tune in to Professor Jim Tour's explanation of a simple cell. The membrane of the cell has 10 to the 78 billion possible combinations and only one works. The carbohydrates on the membrane of a cell are more complex than the RNA and DNA combined. When a cell wants to transport material from one part of the cell to another part, it builds a tubular transport system where the material is delivered and then the tubular transport disappears. All of the parts of a cell have to be put together at a specific moment for the cell to function. What am I getting at? I am saying that a simple cell is one of the most complex systems imaginable and since 1952 when they started investigating how cells work, they have still not found out how the most basic parts of a cell work let alone be created. The primordial soup hypothesis is not how cells came to be is my analysis. We are composed of a trillion cells. 4 Reply 2 replies @khaitran8677 @khaitran8677 6 months ago Great summary ❤ Reply @ColibrisMusicLive @ColibrisMusicLive 5 months ago (edited) Can you expand these principles to a domain of vitrual information system? for example evolving software components, or "memes" which get manifested in objects such as a mobile phones? 1 Reply @nds142 @nds142 6 months ago Systems that have the pleasure of the uncertainty to certainty governed by certain principles-the awesome magic of the reality of life---Incredible journey!!! Reply @samuelculper4231 @samuelculper4231 7 months ago I have been telling my teachers and professors that the definition of life was inadequate. Something can be said to be nonliving matter, but it is only a matter of time (or chance) that it will be incorporated into living matter. A fruit fly’s existence appears to be very short to us, but our existence could be very short to the some other living being. Reply @mokhtaramara1597 @mokhtaramara1597 6 months ago The five principles cited by Lehninger in his famous book principles of biochemistry... cellular foundations, chemical foundations, physical foundations, genetic foundations, evolutionary foundations Reply @salvadorvizcarra769 @salvadorvizcarra769 3 weeks ago So, "Life" is an exchange of chemical reactions: "Life, is chemicals and molecules." Chemistry is responsible for Life. The point that I don't understand here is, how does the dead matter of chemicals become Life? We are all made up of molecules and atoms of Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Sulfur, etc. But, these chemicals are dead. How do they come to life? 38 Reply 29 replies @manishk3693 @manishk3693 7 months ago Definition of Life, in my yogic view, Anything that : 1) has a boundary 2) actively resists entropy 3) adapts & stores information 4) replicates Reply 1 reply @brucegelman5582 @brucegelman5582 7 months ago As to a designer behind all this I think we just lucked out and could never have existed quite easily.Trillions of combinations of possible life forms never made it this far.Any way you slice it you and I are the lucky ones. Reply 1 reply @Wesz808 @Wesz808 2 months ago Me working on my self esteem. "Humans are just complicated yeast!" I identify as bread now. <3 But seriously, cool episode. Will check out his book. Reply @suruxstrawde8322 @suruxstrawde8322 6 months ago What I’ve found by looking at how life relates to physics, life in itself is a colonizing chain reaction as a result entropy. Like fire or crystalline structures, it’s a type of runaway fractal of math that happens only in certain situations. Certainly not impossible by any stretch of the word, actually inevitable as you let a system as big as a universe settle over time. Reply @hariprasaddahal6967 @hariprasaddahal6967 7 months ago What a wonderful explanation Reply @annecarter5181 @annecarter5181 7 months ago Beautiful, coherent presentation. Thank you. 3 Reply @jorgedelgado5176 @jorgedelgado5176 7 months ago (edited) A like is not enough for this video. Thanks Paul Nurse and big think. 1 Reply @RichardKoenigsberg @RichardKoenigsberg 4 months ago VERY CLEAR. Beautifully done. Reply @pengajianautofagi4241 @pengajianautofagi4241 6 months ago Because life is information. Those who survive are those who are able to utilize the information that nature provides from the depths of themselves. Reply @praveenvk6923 @praveenvk6923 1 month ago (edited) Final conclusion was great. The system has enough variblity, so the whole thing can evolve by natural selection. A kind of machine learning technique Reply @timmyjones1921 @timmyjones1921 4 months ago I want to point out how amazing Paul Nurse is. Reply @cienciabit @cienciabit 6 months ago Great video. Only one thing: what appears at 1:18 is not an insect but a crustacean, woodlouse (Oniscidea) 3 Reply @stevenschilizzi4104 @stevenschilizzi4104 7 months ago Now this makes me ask again: how do these principles apply to viruses? And how might they apply to virus-like things on other worlds? Are these necessary and sufficient conditions for something to be defined as alive, or are they only necessary but not sufficient conditions? How do we go about figuring this out? Erwin Schrödinger also famously wrote in the 1940s a book titled “What is Life?” that we’re only starting to understand today. How does this new book “What is Life?” relate to Schrödinger’s? Reply 1 reply @carlbrenninkmeijer8925 @carlbrenninkmeijer8925 4 months ago So clear and fascinating Reply @suriowl @suriowl 7 months ago Cell-based machine - same as my thought. Thanks for a good video. Reply @adamstevens5518 @adamstevens5518 7 months ago The part of evolution by natural selection that was hard to wrap my mind around is that there are so many quite distinct organisms. I’d figure there would be a lot more similar organisms but with a lot of variety, like dogs for example. All the same species, but incredible variance. Why does this not happen all the time in nature. Now, I think the reason is because dogs do not have significant, consistent, environmental pressure. It’s basically just humans deciding if they get to live and breed. If humans vanished and dogs had to exist back in nature, almost all of that variety would likely vanish very quickly and we’d be left with only a few, or less, maybe even none, species after a few hundred years. Reply @cseonlineclassesmalayalam @cseonlineclassesmalayalam 7 months ago Wowsome! Amazing and simple approach. If earth has all recipe of life, why all entities are not living.? Is life only happens on earth? 🤔We are yet to find the factors for consciousness and life. Hope the approch in the video be a stepping stone. 1 Reply @JimmyMcBimmy @JimmyMcBimmy 7 months ago The more you study bio, the more you realize it's a deeply mathematical information chain. 12 Reply 2 replies @jfu5222 @jfu5222 1 month ago I really needed to see this positive humanity, there's so much senseless taking of life in the world. Reply @markmaloney8154 @markmaloney8154 3 weeks ago Life is the most precious thing that exists in the universe, and love is the most precious thing that exists in life... Reply @OmarAlnimer @OmarAlnimer 7 months ago He did not explain life, but rather how creation works.. which was a very beautiful explanation. But when it comes to the question “What is life?”, i believe the answer we’re looking for is what is the true purpose of our existence and how can we live life fully? And God (Allah) briefly answers that by saying: Life is a game and a waste of time, and everything we build here will go into vain except our good deeds , which will serve us here and in the here-after! 2 Reply 1 reply @arshaddurrani3885 @arshaddurrani3885 7 months ago A great mind is manifest in its ability to reduce a complex question to a few words.Brevity. Reply @gafurjanibragimov1209 @gafurjanibragimov1209 2 weeks ago It is interesting, thank you. You have listed some characteristics of living thing, but you haven't defined it. 1 Reply @kirandeepchakraborty7921 @kirandeepchakraborty7921 7 months ago A design without a designer. ❤ 9 Reply 5 replies @karlphillips8310 @karlphillips8310 7 months ago Everything with energy (alternatively called a life force) both active, passive or dormant is alive in this universe - as our awareness of the world increases we will start to make the 'life club' even bigger than the current 5 categories (animals, plants, fungi, protoclista, bacteria) to start including non-cellular viruses, rocks, suns, gasses, liquids, plasma, BEC and changing states. Our collective awareness hasn't quite reached that level of understanding yet. Everything is life because everything is connected; life is pretty simple when you start from the basics. We often have a very narrow view of the world, and think it should nicely fit into the artificial categories we have established, and too often, the more we look, the more we find this is not the case, and have to come up with new theories and categories. We humans love to over complicate things, especially if they are beyond our perception, tools and models. The purpose of life is then just to experience 1 Reply @mdraihanali2521 @mdraihanali2521 7 months ago Wonderful analytical speech I've listen.... Thanks Reply @nathanmiller5658 @nathanmiller5658 3 weeks ago Darwin actually stated that the reproductive organs of the various creatures communicated with their enviroment to determine the morphological changes which their offspring would then inherit. He explicitly denied random changes. Since you have assumably read Origin of the Species, you may also recall the cabbage color crossbreading experiments Darwin performed which also showed the a 1:4 ratio of colors of the offspring cabbage, but he was unable to see this as a dominate/recessive ratio of binary attributes. Reply @sofialima6269 @sofialima6269 7 months ago More incredible than the mystery of life is the Mind behind 1 Reply @muminmohd @muminmohd 3 months ago Interesting when the speaker talks about biology, chemistry and the general living things in the world. In Quran, Allah swt gives invitation to the human to make reflection and contemplate everything around us. “Have they not look whatever we have created? Look around you. Look at the stars, look at water. These are the signs of people with knowledge”. Reply @oscarrivas7240 @oscarrivas7240 7 months ago As a self proclaimed thinking man, when reminded of the intense complexity of even a simple cell, I cannot fathom how people can disregard the idea of God. 4 Reply @ajmalbabusclasses.5785 @ajmalbabusclasses.5785 7 months ago Legendary scientist❤ Reply @knolty @knolty 7 months ago As a realist, my personal definition of life(for us humans at the very least), would be "cyclical suffering with the occasional sprinkle of joy". Should be taken as a metaphor more than anything else. Reply @hammedmousavi2297 @hammedmousavi2297 6 months ago It's simple. We don't know what life is. We can only guess where it begins and ends. Reply @dragosnc4624 @dragosnc4624 4 months ago the chance that life to appear from nothing is impossible...it is much far complicated, our mind is not able to understand its complexity. 2 Reply @Lopes736 @Lopes736 7 months ago What is love? Baby don't hurt me. What is life? Baby don't kill me. 4 Reply @Chuy1988 @Chuy1988 4 months ago Life is the ability to carry out biological needs. The fact that information is linked is amazing like the little Entropy devil Reply @MaximeLagace @MaximeLagace 7 months ago 🔥🔥🔥 07:00: "The living thing can acquire purpose. Purpose to be better adapted." Reply @FareedKhan-dn9ce @FareedKhan-dn9ce 4 months ago Great information ❤ Reply @thetemplestreetresistance4945 @thetemplestreetresistance4945 7 months ago Paul knows his stuff. Can't say the same for whoever made the video and decided to use a woodlouse as an example of an insect 1 Reply @nomadexplorer6682 @nomadexplorer6682 4 weeks ago "Life has to constantly manage information"...said Paul Nurse.. Reply @scooble @scooble 7 months ago (edited) 'Football is life' - Danny Rojas 6 Reply @gforcedod @gforcedod 7 months ago He is a modern day Philosopher. Reply @sciencewithesi9149 @sciencewithesi9149 7 months ago There are so many things that break the rules, like prions. Very cool video! Reply @tandinwangmo-ep8ey @tandinwangmo-ep8ey 4 months ago Beautiful conclusion 💯 Reply @jamesheller2707 @jamesheller2707 7 months ago That was a beautiful video! good work team Reply @ronaldandrespardoriano6637 @ronaldandrespardoriano6637 7 months ago I loved it! 😍 Reply @snapadam @snapadam 7 months ago Baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt me 4 Reply @philochristos @philochristos 7 months ago That was an awesome ad for his book. I believe I'll be adding that to my Amazon wishlist. Reply @nickmedley4749 @nickmedley4749 7 months ago One thing is abundantly clear. At conception a new life begins. 1 Reply @mlamb4 @mlamb4 4 months ago (edited) One simple test here on earth, if it's alive then its design is based on nucleic acids (DNA or RNA). It is also useful to note that the 2 features of the nucleic acid which allow this are: they replicate and code information. Reply @MINESHORTS_92 @MINESHORTS_92 3 months ago Life is like a cosmic rollercoaster, full of unexpected twists, breathtaking highs, and the occasional loop-de-loop. It's a choose-your-own-adventure story where you're the main character, navigating through plot twists, character development, and the occasional plot hole. So, buckle up, enjoy the ride, and remember: the snacks are just as important as the journey! 1 Reply @chemkouv @chemkouv 4 months ago «Κόσμον τόνδε, τόν αὐτόν ἁπάντων, οὔτε τις θεῶν οὔτε ἀνθρώπων ἐποίησεν, ἀλλ' ἦν ἀεί καί ἔστιν καί ἔστε πῦρ ἀείζωον ἁπτόμενον μέτρα καὶ ἀποσβεννύμενον μέτρα.» (Ηράκλειτος, Απόσπασμα 30) Reply @zorinamay3784 @zorinamay3784 7 months ago (edited) All this describes the orchestra but does not explain the symphony🙂 3 Reply 3 replies @morganlake41632 @morganlake41632 7 months ago Can Mr. Nurses' talk be measured by the number times he mentions how important eudaemonia is and how happiness is not? Reply @katherandefy @katherandefy 7 months ago Angelina Jordan ponders the answer to a song by the same words “What Is Life” which she wrote at 12 years of age. And it’s beautiful. Reply @neetabudhwani5632 @neetabudhwani5632 4 months ago I mean whatever you said was really good but honestly......life is something more and that we haven't discovered yet . 1 Reply @ericswain4177 @ericswain4177 7 months ago Life is a combination of biological chemical and mechanical mechanisms in various forms and states that animate to perform survival of self, It's not whether you can differentiate or break down a biological form or a mechanical mechanism to define one or the other as being living. If the being, Soul, Spirit, or Thatan is devoid in a biological or a mechanical form neither will perform survival of self. This is where Spirituality determines and expresses itself as living biologically or mechanically in form. 1 Reply @meatmachine449 @meatmachine449 6 months ago Life is pain and suffering, happiness is temporary and a relief from pain and needs… Reply @jeremyalmocera @jeremyalmocera 7 months ago Life is full of uncertainty 8 Reply @sihr07 @sihr07 7 months ago Gorgeous and meaningful video Reply @ramose83 @ramose83 6 months ago Thank you so much. That was amazing ... Reply @Bereafrank @Bereafrank 4 months ago Paul describes the characteristics of life. But what is life on itself? You may have all the components of a cel in perfect shape but they will not do anything except reacting in a harmfull way. Is the life giving power a part of the cell and what produces it? Or is it something apart from the cell that makes the cell work? Reply @Bibi2go @Bibi2go 7 months ago This definition had good points and something’s that we already assumed. But it does leave me with more questions. Reply @MsSumandas @MsSumandas 4 months ago I respect your courage to speak publicly without feat of loosing buisness or going to jail Reply @prototype0398 @prototype0398 7 months ago Life is something or someone that's not dead. 36 Reply 16 replies @luisfernando-mm3jt @luisfernando-mm3jt 4 months ago (edited) Life is spend energy to make more life......Best definition i came across Reply 1 reply @chaseshadow @chaseshadow 7 months ago LIFE is both a MODEL and an ANOLOGY It actually means - Live In Fear Everyday. That is their model for you. Meaning of LIFE = Live In Fear Everyday as planned. Reply @ANDROLOMA @ANDROLOMA 4 months ago Paul Nurse was very interesting to listen to. Better than most. If order is perfection and entropy a deterioration toward disorder, the decline must also indicate impending imperfection. Ergo... all matter, systems, and grand designs from whatever designer, are subject to the environment one derives existence from, and cannot transcend the rules of the existence it has achieved. If life is an inevitability of the universe, the philosophical mystery becomes: is life necessary? If to be conscious is to suffer, would suffering end in the absence of consciousness? Reply @PinkYellowGreen2023 @PinkYellowGreen2023 6 months ago Life is what you make it. Not what others want to make it. You, just like everyone else are the captain of your fate and the master of your destiny!!!! Dont let people destroy your life by telling you what its supposed to be filled with. Dont waste your days!!! Reply @nabarunghoshal560 @nabarunghoshal560 3 months ago Sir, I have my own definition of life. Please reply if it is sufficient. "Life is a physical-chemical process going on in a self-sustaining environment that is created according to a genetic code and, in a continuous exchange with the external environment, provides a matrix for the replication of that genetic code." Reply @chimpinabowtie6913 @chimpinabowtie6913 7 months ago 1:18 A woodlouse isn't an insect...🤦‍♂ 4 Reply 2 replies @dizont @dizont 5 months ago What i really find hard to understand is how come particles that follow quite simple laws of physics (attraction, repulsion forces) end up in such a configuration that lets me type this sentence down. Like how are the atoms that make up my body are different from atoms in a rock or inside of a star. Reply @saudecura8860 @saudecura8860 4 months ago GENtE! Quem entende profundamente da bioquimica e dos processos internos para que a vida se torne viável em uma célula sema existência de uma ENTIDADE CRIADORA E MANTENEDORA a vida não seria possivel. Reply @ezioberolo2936 @ezioberolo2936 4 months ago By describing things (such as life), have we really said what it is? Reply @rphb5870 @rphb5870 4 months ago I would say that life is defined as the primary main objective and secondary main objective. Primary main objective: Procreate (multiply) secondary main objective: survive. (continuation, homeostasis) Reply 1 reply @donaldaxel @donaldaxel 4 months ago Like user @conradmphiri I think there is more. I think P.Nurse tries to get the aspect of consciousness included in his thoughts when he says life can acquire purpose. I am inclined to say that consciousness exists in many levels, as a mean to explain why life begins from "dead matter" -- we need a distinction between matter and mind, or matter and free will. I wonder if religions of native indians, of the many religions of India, have made some thoughts on this, thoughts and ideas which show that matter is what we call the common experience, the reality we have in common, and the will, thought processes, consciousness, springs from being one in a million (millions understood as "really many"). Reply 1 reply @venkatavamsipadimi1908 @venkatavamsipadimi1908 7 months ago Human Life is a god's gift 3 Reply 1 reply @Sylvicolus @Sylvicolus 6 months ago Great video for a classroom. Thanks! Note: Timestamp 1:18 is a roly-poly, not an insect (too many legs). 1 Reply @nedalhubhub1851 @nedalhubhub1851 7 months ago There is no Design this intricate without a Designer. Reply @noormonem3459 @noormonem3459 7 months ago How could you believe that this great fabulous marvelous design happened to be without a designer?? A Designer that is an Omniscient, Gracious, Knower, Life – Giver, Life – Taker, Great, Grand, Powerful, Originator, All-Guided, Ever-Lasting, Majestic & Bounteous One, Owner of Dominion, Author, Glory Giver, Transcendent, Ordainer, Unmanifest & Manifest, Truth, Wise, Reckoning , Fashioner, Maker, Ever – Compeller , Creator, Watchful, Steadfast, Rich, Gatherer, Omnipotent, Initiator, Restorer, the first and the last. THE ONE. Reply @blackopal3138 @blackopal3138 7 months ago I just had an epiphany, and now understand why we don't see life anywhere else in the universe... I'm amazing. Reply @BozzleyOfficial @BozzleyOfficial 4 months ago (edited) Had me with “Living things are physically bounded entities” and then completely lost me with “the bounded entity is the chemical and informational machine”. How is the entity that’s bounded to a physical form, itself be a physical machine? You CANNOT explain life without getting into metaphysics. This man is brilliant and is right on everything except for two: - Natural Selection by random mutation (math shows it’s virtually impossible - see Stephen Meyer) - and entities being physical chemical machines (somehow still bound to other physical things?) If it’s information, where did that information come from? Information implies language Reply @mandlankomo725 @mandlankomo725 7 months ago Life is what you make it. 5 Reply @user-xm2km3ft6i @user-xm2km3ft6i 3 months ago Without a designer... still everything in nature is much more complicated than we can create. Reply @makeadifference4all @makeadifference4all 6 months ago (edited) This is a fascinating lecture presenting an interesting scientific characterization of biological life on Earth. It does not get at the philosophical issues of defining life, though. For instance, we might be able to create artificial life without cells or an evolutionary history. Reply @christophergame7977 @christophergame7977 3 weeks ago Living individuals can remember their communications with their fellows. Reply @FirdausIsmail1 @FirdausIsmail1 7 months ago how can anyone think this world is without an almighty designer after hearing this. to think that the world just came to be. Reply @Truthseeker371 @Truthseeker371 4 months ago What life is and the meaningful life differs. Reply @olive4093 @olive4093 7 months ago the worst thing that ever happened to the universe 8 Reply 3 replies @62Slowhand @62Slowhand 7 months ago Is this all not the manifestation of life instead of life itself? Can we know what life is? Or can we just look at it the way it manifest itself to us? This is what puzzels me. 1 Reply @quimlima @quimlima 5 months ago (edited) One thought that I have is: There exist numerous levels of complexity from the basic strings, quanta, atoms... all the way through molecules, unicelular life, multicelular life... Maybe life is one way that materia chose to arrange itself. What could be other arrangements unknown to us that aren't neither life nor inanimate objects but something completely different? (by that I don't mean something that is either alive or not, but something completely else). Reply @micTesting-vz8hp @micTesting-vz8hp 4 months ago Life is energy. It gets into matter from the universe and becomes "alive" and leaves matter to go back to the universe leaving it "dead". Reply @jamesmorgan3032 @jamesmorgan3032 7 months ago Carl Sagan stated that life is the universe's attempt to understand itself. Reply @finwefingolfin7113 @finwefingolfin7113 4 months ago A logical definition would be : " life is a set of negative feedback loops which operate to maintain the parameters of the immediate environment within which they operate within certain limits so as to enable these feedback loops to continue to operate effectively." Reply @AkashMahata @AkashMahata 3 months ago Life is beautiful. Beautiful is life. Reply @vote4republicans2024 @vote4republicans2024 7 months ago The danger of looking at life in abstract and scientific is that it ignores purpose and meaning. All science can do is examine the process in archeological terms. To make life work a diety must exist. 4 Reply 2 replies @43M. @43M. 7 months ago So beautiful, thank you. Reply @Adumbass21savg @Adumbass21savg 7 months ago AS A BIOLOGY N CHEMISTRY STUDENT 'WHAT IS A LIFE' IT HARD TO GIVE A VERY ACCURATE ANSWER Reply @zrazghost @zrazghost 4 months ago (edited) Life is a simple concept that attempts to distinguish us against the void, like the word natural vs artificial, but we are all natural. We are simply mechanical. Cause and effect. Reply @WonderingWanderer88 @WonderingWanderer88 5 days ago 1:17 Woodlice are not insects, btw... They're indeed arthropods, but it seems they're land crustaceans (class Malacostraca, I just read), rather than insects. I understand that Insects have always only six legs, two antenae, and bodys sectioned in head, trunk, and abdomen. Reply @ReisNJake @ReisNJake 2 months ago Can we not just say that life is something that has at least one cell of which it grows from? Reply @eschwarz1003 @eschwarz1003 6 months ago beautifully articulated Reply @beckybones @beckybones 4 months ago awareness, and the conscious thought of being alive and aware of surroundings. Reply @catherinemunroe3960 @catherinemunroe3960 4 months ago fantastic video ,thank you Reply @adilsonsf1 @adilsonsf1 4 months ago Life is incredible rare. Let's live it. Tomorrow I will see the sun. Incredible! Reply @northwestexplorer5883 @northwestexplorer5883 5 months ago Life learns, to adapt and survive all life forms explore and learn from there surroundings. Learning is what separates the living from the inanimate. Reply @AbhinavLal85 @AbhinavLal85 7 months ago (edited) Very informative! But what about emergent life forms? Which yet do not have hereditary mechanisms? They could, theoretically, still process information without genes. And, I wonder why this blithely ignores non-corporeal and digital life (good examples of non-gene-based life). What about mules? Are they not alive, if they cannot reproduce? Reply @liberty2308 @liberty2308 3 months ago (edited) We are an organism, that somehow evolved to think, like birds that were evolved or engineered to fly. For them it’s the wings and for us it’s the brain. Nothing more. Reply @dr.stevenlysne8098 @dr.stevenlysne8098 1 month ago A nice summary for lay individuals. Reply @ajnicolai7002 @ajnicolai7002 5 months ago Life is a miracle on itself, very happy experiencing consiousness at all myself Yet I am a bit confused by his comments on information. If you bend a river, stream on the beach, to what extend is information is passed to the water? It flows as it goes sort of (or totally not)? Just curious and asking questions Reply @ahmedharagy2277 @ahmedharagy2277 4 months ago I actually find it difficult to understand how there is a system that is working and evolving but in the same time that system have no designer‼️ it's like we find computer with artificial intelligence in the middle of nowhere, and due to the absence of the designer we believe that computer made itself 2 Reply @shainfarah3433 @shainfarah3433 4 months ago life is changing energy from one form to other form. Reply 1 reply @ak2849 @ak2849 7 months ago But the real question is - if it's just a machine composed of its components why are we not able to bring together those components back together and make life. For eg : the way I can dismantle and reassemble my computer and it will still work everytime, why can't I dismantle and reassemble a cell? Even the most basic one will convince me that we're there. 2 Reply 1 reply @Bruce_Quin @Bruce_Quin 5 months ago “The whole thing can evolve by natural selection and that means that the living thing can acquire purpose: Purpose to be better adapted and so we can evolve living things from one type into another.” Reply @drea7295 @drea7295 7 months ago (edited) Jesus said" I am the way the truth and the life "Jesus said I am the bread of life Reply @warrendargusch5873 @warrendargusch5873 4 months ago As Ned said, 'such is life'! Therefore life is 'such! Reply @mranwafa @mranwafa 1 month ago One verse from the Quran says: "How can you disbelieve in Allah when you were lifeless and He brought you to life; then He will cause you to die, then He will bring you [back] to life, and then to Him, you will be returned.” (Surah Baqarah, 2:28) Reply @philochristos @philochristos 7 months ago "Life" is that feeling you get after cracking open a cold Dr. Pepper and taking that first sip of godly goodness. Reply @nickharrison3748 @nickharrison3748 7 months ago what is outside is unknown and unknowable this unknowable furnishes a disturbance in our mind pond and we know something is there -Swami Vivekananda Reply @EngineVSEngine @EngineVSEngine 5 months ago "Life is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you're going to get.." - Forest Gump 1 Reply @rmethe2n @rmethe2n 7 months ago The place that life stayed in a while, left behind. Reply @thehindukushheights @thehindukushheights 5 months ago Short moment (i.e years) of feelings confined between infinity and eternity ia called life... Reply @fabianschneider3677 @fabianschneider3677 4 months ago I wonder has he ever consindered the book of Erwin Schrodinger with the very same title? The frequently cited statement that life feeds from negative entropy (not energy) and therefore can avoid decay and build up so much orderly information. Reply @nanwanwon95 @nanwanwon95 7 months ago Based on the thumbnail i can imagine the cell is like the whole Universe 😂 Reply @seanjustg5425 @seanjustg5425 4 months ago Life is a gift, live in the present 🎁❤🎉Grateful i am🙏🏽💜 Reply 1 reply @michael.forkert @michael.forkert 4 months ago (edited) You can’t acquire a purpose of life, because purpose of life is life itself. In addition to that, BETTER is a very abstract and subjective term. You see, what’s better for you might be not so good for your neighbor, or even your sister. Reply @bikuda @bikuda 7 months ago Esos 5 principios son una realidad por la abundante informacion empirica que existe, pero cada vez que hay mas información y por probabilidades matematicas, hace que sea más improbable que la vida haya aparecido por casualidad. Cada vez que hay un nuevo estudio serio o un nuevo instrumento "james webb" muestra un grado de complejidad cada vez exponensialmente mas complejo. Y en mi opinión menos probable que exista una seleccion natural. Que incluso hasta Darwin mismo no fue categorico cuando propuso esta teoria, por ejemplo cuando el mismo hace referencia al funcionamiento del ojo, o como esperaba que los fosiles fuesen apareciendo (cosa que seguimos cabando esperando encontrar conexiones que no se han encontrado) Reply @registeredbio5980 @registeredbio5980 7 months ago (edited) No matter Who you are, no matter how many years youve spend researching in your lab on Genetics and cell biology, life is not that simple to be concisely explained in 5 points. Life is more complicated than how genes code for the specific proteins. Everything in life is designed Not accidental. The answer to “ What is life ?” Can not be given by Human beings. Reply @arturo.dc10 @arturo.dc10 6 months ago Great video! Very informative, but at 1:18 that's not an insect, is a crustacean 1 Reply @moteovdust49 @moteovdust49 7 months ago That’s an isopod @1:18 they are soil dwelling crustaceans. Commonly referred to as insects, but they are in the class malacostracans 1 Reply @dailynews5683 @dailynews5683 7 months ago Alan Watts comes to mind here where he specifically talks about the short falls of human language when trying to explain natural phenomenon via the human language. Human words are abstractions or symbols for real life, they are not real life; in other words, you can't smell, touch, or pick up words because they are abstractions; 'representations' of life - not life itself. So words will always fall way-short of representing all of the complexities of the Universe. That being said, we should still try. Reply @Diana734 @Diana734 5 months ago Listen to elders...what do they miss and what do they regret. Reply @anooravewan9191 @anooravewan9191 4 months ago Everything is impermanent,is always changed by environmental situation..changing.. for more survival... Thanks Reply @MonstoyGuitar @MonstoyGuitar 7 months ago I can't understand most of these. I'm just sad that someday in the near future, I'm gonna cease to exist. But until then, I am here to live. Let's live life! Reply @liggerstuxin1 @liggerstuxin1 4 months ago There was supposedly a time where a form of life decided to eat a mitochondria, and somehow it became a beneficial symbiosis. At what point did cells decide that they needed to group up and become a singular being? A Portuguese man-of-war is a siphonophore. Siphonophores are also bizzarre in terms of how they live and group up. They are different creatures forming one large system to benefit every organism in the siphonophore. Maybe they’re close to being one singular being. Maybe they’re a step or two behind the path that animals took. Reply @archibaldfranklin288 @archibaldfranklin288 7 months ago I personally think everything is alive, there are just different kinds of life... Reply @elmiraojaghian4741 @elmiraojaghian4741 3 weeks ago He also mentioned about life And that is coordination. From where this coordination comes from and why it exist at all? Reply @alb5890 @alb5890 7 days ago (edited) Life is code that has written itself through iteration. Reply @Nodem1948 @Nodem1948 4 months ago Life finds its way. Reply @debbiemackenzie5565 @debbiemackenzie5565 7 months ago Lovely. Perfect. Beautiful. Thank You! Reply @user-lq4py1kf8j @user-lq4py1kf8j 4 months ago I've read in the book "Wonders of Earth, Sea and Sky" edited by Edward Singleton Holden, volume XI, 1902, that "...in the fact that living creatures always consist of the four elements, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon. Every living creature from a man to a mushroom, or even to the smallest animalcule or unicellular plant is always partly fluid, but never entirely so. Every living creature also consists in part (and that part is the most active living part) of a soft, viscid, transparent, colorless substance, termed protoplasm, which can be resolved into the four elements, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon. Besides these four elements, living organisms commonly contain sulphur, phosphorus, chlorine, potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium and iron..." I think, that rule is suitable for the Earth. For other planets may exist other rules, in my opinion. Reply @MalachiWhite-tw7hl @MalachiWhite-tw7hl 2 weeks ago Posting this comment here because it seemed like someone may reply: What do you believe a person would think about without the faculty of language? For example, if someone were to somehow grow from birth to say, 25 years without ever hearing language or communicating with another? How would you think about the world you experience? Obviously you cannot express your thoughts in words (like you are now) so then what? I cannot be the first to think of this thought experiment. Reply @uploadsnstuff8902 @uploadsnstuff8902 7 months ago Kuddos to the editor who thought "what's an insect anyone can identify?" and instead of choosing a fly or a bee, went straight to the archeological wonder of a crustacean that is a woodlouse. 1 Reply @ANDROLOMA @ANDROLOMA 4 months ago 4:19 "A better designed living thing, but without having a designer." Hard to imagine how anything can be designed without a designer, but biology teaches us that nature's design is adequate enough. What the designer need not be is the fabricated entity we're told it is that has grand designs for its creations if we only do what we're told. As if that trick wasn't transparent. Reply @bretthess6376 @bretthess6376 7 months ago On a macro scale, the Universe is alive. Reply @faketrump3605 @faketrump3605 7 months ago if a robot knows how to survive (get energy), and can make a copy of itself, does it make it a live entity, and qualifies it a life? Reply @tahaa4733 @tahaa4733 3 weeks ago such a beautiful design created by a special DESIGNER! Reply @marioi17 @marioi17 7 months ago Information can only come from a living mind. Reply @TamNguyen-rx1co @TamNguyen-rx1co 7 months ago I’m Quinnie, one part of life creation and I approve this. Reply @rxotmfrxotmf8208 @rxotmfrxotmf8208 3 weeks ago Well, I came away as baffled as ever on what really is life. These may (or may not) be the 5 core principles of life because biologists can't even agree on what life is, let along what it should exhibit or the principles it should possess. Reply @shobadasari5363 @shobadasari5363 7 months ago Does that mean that all of life processes can be mathematically summated ? Reply @adrd208 @adrd208 4 months ago (edited) Everything is on a cob Morty On a serious note though, I read a thing once that said the purpose of life /existence really, is the transference of energy and that life is just one of many ways that energy happens to act as pathways for energy transference. Reply @primtones @primtones 4 months ago Our words and concepts can never describe or even approximate phenomena, they're self-referential and only serve to create a feeling of understanding, or the opposite: even more questions. Reply @Shillfinger-Tonny @Shillfinger-Tonny 4 months ago This has just blown my mind .. Reply @WowUsernameAvailable @WowUsernameAvailable 7 months ago I had to rewind twice because I kept being distracted and carried away by the mesmerizing visuals. 💚 Reply @CarlosLopez-uc1ke @CarlosLopez-uc1ke 3 months ago Thanks, I enjoyed your video. Reply @glennrainey1227 @glennrainey1227 7 months ago Do we need a definition? It can be useful instead to strive towards a best *description*, and over time, refine that. Definition seems to imply an end point. Creation of good desciptions is often a great start towards understanding. Reply @saimamomand7418 @saimamomand7418 7 months ago Ok you observed how life on this planet works, when it is made of cells. What about possible life that works in a different way? I think it is life when it operates on it's own behalf. For example, the entire universe and its chemical reactions (which create the sub-form of life that we as cell organisms are) can also be seen as a form of life. But this was not even considered by what the video says, because it only observed cell organisms and then tried to define what life is by this limited observation. Reply @sikandarchaudry662 @sikandarchaudry662 7 months ago Beautiful ! Reply @andrewblack7852 @andrewblack7852 6 months ago Alfred Nobel was a villain. He invented dynamite working as a chemist. His invention killed so many people. He was portrayed in the media as death itself. Alfred didn’t like being responsible for his invention. He was however rich and so he began a campaign to green wash himself . He came up with his prize. The prize obscured the villain. If you have ever noticed the prize seems to go to the wrong person, it actually is the right person, a villain who needs a public relations makeover. It’s tradition. Reply @jasonjones7451 @jasonjones7451 6 months ago The meaning of life is simply this....TO LIVE...TO BE...TO WITNESS, , If we werent here to witness the existence of the universe/cosmos cus would it even matter that universe existed if there was nothing to bare witness to that fact...we are the conciousness of universe looking back out at itself questioning what itself is... Reply @alexanderchand1669 @alexanderchand1669 4 months ago You don't have to pay or watch ads for the best content on youtube Reply @naeemsheikh4921 @naeemsheikh4921 1 month ago Thanks such information 🎉🎉 Reply @gustavhands7227 @gustavhands7227 7 months ago Of course, life is the greatest miracle and gift we can experience on this planet. There is no question that life was created by its Designer. The evidence for this is countless. One such piece of evidence is the DNA chain itself, which is an amazing piece of biological software. Reply @StanislavMudrets @StanislavMudrets 7 months ago How about this? This is my distilation of Terrence Deacon's ideas. A living entity is 1) A product of its own organization. and 2) It actively works to achieve or maintain far from (thermodynamic) equillibrium dynamics. An entity that's organized to use external forces to fix or maintain its organization, but is a product of its own organization is an entity for which such concepts as function and purposeful dynamics is already meaningful, but it isn't yet alive, since it only constrains external forces for its benefit, but doesn't actively persue its own goals (only passively). Such an entity can be subject of natural selection and evolution; it may develop living variants in the future, but isn't alive. Viruses do this. Reply @gakatnoornib @gakatnoornib 7 months ago can you let your videos supporting the arabic subtitle please? Reply @Degjoy @Degjoy 1 month ago There is so much evidence that consciousness continues after the death of the physical body. I can’t understand why that isn’t mentioned here. Reply @vanshuo5150 @vanshuo5150 3 months ago The definition of life is very restricted to our sensitive organs. We can only have one chance to define the mean of life based on our human body. But the diversity of life just in earth is countless. And we cant as same as a incest, cat, or even a rock to feell things. Reply @ronaldmorgan7632 @ronaldmorgan7632 6 months ago While I don't believe that natural selection has the power to create, I think that everything else that he said is spot on. Reply @user-zs5zd9os9g @user-zs5zd9os9g 7 months ago What about consciousness? Are all/ most living things conscious, and what allows it to occur? Reply @edithobudigwe7665 @edithobudigwe7665 4 months ago I have missed Big Think!! Reply @JamesRockefeller45 @JamesRockefeller45 7 months ago Living things seem to be a concentration of complexity and information 1 Reply @SilentAdventurer @SilentAdventurer 7 months ago “Life is a cell.” -Joscha Bach Reply @mut8inG @mut8inG 5 months ago What if humans dream every thing into physicality=“You create your reality.” No blame. peace+&-🎶💥🌸 Reply 1 reply @EricPham-gr8pg @EricPham-gr8pg 2 months ago Human thoughts are life too and what kind of type of life would our choice to think as " predator , prey , or liberator ?" And thought can reproduce and even transcent into highest branch of life Reply @michael.forkert @michael.forkert 7 months ago The purpose of life is to live. Reply @deepak9811 @deepak9811 5 months ago Beautiful ❤ Reply @diogopaddock3343 @diogopaddock3343 2 months ago What about the information (5:18) on DNA dysfunctional replication in cancer cells? Any news? 1 Reply @hsheean @hsheean 7 months ago I'd love to grab a pint with this chap! An amazing video to be sure. Reply @hamel5573 @hamel5573 7 months ago In my opinion, We need to bring "Homeostasis" to explain a definition of life. All living creature lives to keep their own balance. Reply @knightjacob80 @knightjacob80 7 months ago Life is difference and similarity. Reply @petefluffy7420 @petefluffy7420 7 months ago If anyone ever comes up with a good and simple definition of life the publishing industry will soon have him/her done away with. Reply @robertecarpenter @robertecarpenter 7 months ago He lost me at "a design without a designer". Those cells he talked about are each one as complicated as a megalopolis, with every system seen in such cities, such as energy production, food supply, communication systems, sanitation reproduction and many many others. All of these systems are dependent on one another. The obvious design is overwhelming. The simplest self-replicating cell must have most of these systems in place to live, grow and reproduce. To say it happened piecemeal and gradually is to ignore ridiculously insurmountable odds of it happening by random chemical accidents all at the same time and same place. The simplest self-replicating cell is irreducibly complex. Take away any system, and the whole thing dies. It does not pick up where it went wrong and fix a few mistakes and continue. It is blind, has no memory or agenda. it must start over again, against hyper-astronomical odds just to make one protein. Then those have to join others that have been waiting around for thousands of years in an environment hostile to such chemicals. It requires religious zeal to believe that first cell could have happened by accident. And, of course, without that, the whole Darwinian house of cards crashes down. Reply @JohnWilkins-gl7ek @JohnWilkins-gl7ek 7 months ago Paul is brilliant, no doubt. I'd like to know what his definition is of "natural selection" and ask him where does all the intelligence that exists in all the realms of biochemistry come from? How is it that by chance alone, somehow we have evolved from one celled organisms to sentient human beings? Is the "natural selection process" imbued with intelligence that can coordinate billions of living cells that make up our complex body systems? What is that mechanism? He says everything looks designed. then why can't he just say it is designed by some cosmic designer? Reply @satnamo @satnamo 7 months ago Life is functionality to Zen because life is as time moves 1 Reply @apex2942 @apex2942 7 months ago Phenomenal 😮 Reply @ShirazHansen @ShirazHansen 7 months ago 1. Living things have separate parts. 2. Living things use chemicals and information. 3. Living things have a special system of instructions. 4. The system can change and improve. 5. Living things have a purpose for survival. Reply @andrewwilliams8986 @andrewwilliams8986 3 months ago The scientific method is (currently) our best means of understanding the world within and around us. The nature of that method allows and encourages incredible levels of imagination and exploration. The wonder of discovery allows for an equal measures of awe of and appreciation for the natural world, the divine need not be given credit for it until evidence of that is presented. Reply @HeatherSpoonheim @HeatherSpoonheim 4 months ago I'm an atheist - through and through - but I do find it wondrous that life processes information. If there is anything else - as in if we are in a simulation and there is a higher reality in which our simulation is hosted - then I think the information encoding central to life is our most likely evidence. Reply 1 reply @manishbachkaniwala6366 @manishbachkaniwala6366 1 month ago 1) Cell 2) Gene 3) Natural Selection 4) Chemistry 5) Information technology Reply @chiroo2 @chiroo2 7 months ago let's try :) there is nothing which isn't alive... life is a point where what is looks at itself Reply @justinmilner8 @justinmilner8 3 months ago He's describing biological life.... to me, the word 'life' should not be limited to biological entities. Reply @oleolsen3706 @oleolsen3706 7 months ago (edited) The definition os life is that it is an entity which can copy it self. All life can copy it self - and nothing but life can copy it self by it self. One do not have to consider the details in the cellular mekanisms. Reply @ferrismohd7180 @ferrismohd7180 7 months ago at 3:11 there's an extra frame. Don't be too harsh on yourself. The editing is very good. Reply @FareedKhan-dn9ce @FareedKhan-dn9ce 4 months ago Although this video encompasses the very basics of life in a philosophical way. I would like to explain it in Quantum Level. The same Genes and chromosomes giving life a shape and purpose are composed of Atoms, electrons, protons and neutrons which are made from Quarks and other fundamental particles. All these micro structures are in motion/vibration and bound with one another through opposing charges and energies. Same like you said; their purpose of motion? “To adopt to their environment and get better overtime” We humans being the most advanced form of these ultramicro structures are destined to follow the same purpose, to become better, healthier and live longer. Quantum particles are our ultimate forefathers. Reply @intertonality9846 @intertonality9846 7 months ago So can we all agree that life begins at conception now? Jeez! Reply @raheeldaud8247 @raheeldaud8247 7 months ago This is like Biology 101. Why did he get the Nobel Prize for this? Reply @andyshinskate @andyshinskate 7 months ago All living things and non living things have a Designer. It's undeniable. Reply @stevensims3342 @stevensims3342 4 months ago Some of the most profound epiphanies can be experienced simply by acknowledging what might seem obvious excluding the fact you are accustomed to it or the knowledge of it. DNA would be a perfect example. Every living thing on the only inhabitable planet within the known universe builds itself utilizing an incredibly complex set of molecular instructions commonly known as DNA. Just remarkable and only one facet in the equation. In terms of evolution, it happens in more ways than one (Natural selection) where some DNA could be lost or retained due to a great number of factors but over time it begins to favor natural selection as a primary driver. DNA is constantly trying new things and by the means of natural selection and other factors play a direct role in determining if that DNA will carry on evolution. In the short term, successful evolution can be complicated but over the long term it equates to natural selection as the absolute fittest for the environment survive. Reply @JulianNemo @JulianNemo 4 months ago Okay, this may or may not cause some controversy: Is every living entity/thing at its core really just a chemical MACHINE? What about the "hard problem" then, the problem of consciousness and how its coming into existence? Is consciousness really just a byproduct of a chemical/biological machine that has reached a certain level of complexity? What if it was the other way around and consciousness was fundamental? Not just to life but to any "formation" of atoms/molecules? That somehow consciousness (not as complex thought, but as a simple way to EXPERIENCE existence) is starting point of everything? And if we could accept this as a new paradigm, wouldn't it open up a whole new way to think about evolution? What if there was a "driver" behind every living thing? Not just spontaneous gene mutation, natural selection etc, but a consciousness that "feels" its way into the world? And by doing so, is able to–at some basic level at least–adjust its organizational from to the environment around? Wouldn't this way of looking at the world solve a lot of problems...? 1 Reply 2 replies @vaccaphd @vaccaphd 4 weeks ago For me, life is a biological system designed to preserve information. Reply @siriosstar4789 @siriosstar4789 1 month ago Life is that which is awake to itself . There are two aspects which are one . 1- consciousness awake to itself and 2- all of the relative universe that is appearing inside of that which is awake to itself ,,,,,as THAT. Reply @francrivera @francrivera 7 months ago life is the need of energy of light !!! Reply @Patto2276 @Patto2276 7 months ago (edited) While I support the idea of evolution by natural selection, I don't think you can assume the absence of a designer. It could very well be, that is how the designer arrives at the final product. For example, you wouldn't attempt to teach an infant cellular biology ... you would introduce simple concepts, gradually building on them until you end up with a white-haired man with an excellent grasp of the subject. Taken together with his conclusion, I went from being interested in purchasing his book to a hard-pass in 7:36. Reply @tuhinmajumder6680 @tuhinmajumder6680 4 months ago Defining life is to be looked at empirically, everything is designed to follow some order. A tiny cell, insects, plants, animals, planets , stars, galaxies, universe follows underline rule to be in the order, rather the purpose to get better.. It's like 2nd law of thermodynamics, the entropy of a system increases over time, everything seems to defying that entropy in itself.. Reply @sdjokosaryono8154 @sdjokosaryono8154 4 months ago Very good point of him. Reply @J1nxer333 @J1nxer333 3 days ago The diversity and magnitude of life found on Earth comes from the fact that Earth has a uniquely stable and balanced climate in the universe which allows microbes up to organisms to continuously compete against each other more so than to compete for basic energy Reply @gabrielrojas8718 @gabrielrojas8718 2 months ago (edited) to answer the question of what is life? we need to think of these 5 ideas of biology. 1. The cell 2. The gene 3. Evolution by natural selection 4. Chemistry 5. Information The core principles of life are bounded , physical, chemical, and informational bonded entities with hereditary and variable (mutations) systems that are determine by natural selection providing differen levels of instinct or intelligence, and in humans a cognitive mind desing as well as a consiousnes to give us purpose. Reply @filyre4132 @filyre4132 5 months ago So, what does Paul Nurse think of multicellular collectivistic organisms that exhibits animal like behaviors? Are they one animal? Or are they single cell organisms? Reply @mokhosh872 @mokhosh872 5 months ago 4:13 That's not really a better design without a designer. Yes, if by "designer" you mean a low level engineer who uses existing things and rules, and arranges them to actualise an idea, then you can say natural selection means there is no "designer". But you can think of natural selection, or any other most fundamental rule of physics and biology as something that has to be designed itself. Reply @mustafaonah9704 @mustafaonah9704 7 months ago (edited) once I was an agnostic I told my self, stop speaking and reading about "subjective opinions" of (Philosophers ,Spiritual leaders or Fabricated science) and start reading the whole Quran. and I found the only objective answer for our lives existence. Reply @carpenterabc @carpenterabc 2 months ago In my humble opinion, unless we address the chicken versus egg questions (what came first) then we will always be biased in our answers, by coming up with assumptions that feed our pet hypotheses . As one studies science deeper and deeper, you always find more and more chicken-egg questions....what came first DNA or the the Protein polymerase enzymes, etc. Whenever you try to answer these chicken-egg questions you have 2 choices: come up with "your" favorite pet theory with no or poor experimental data to prove it Or you accept the innermost voice within you that says they were "both" made at the "same time" by God. I do not understand the extreme hatred & mockery of scientists like me, to the point that I have to go by an alias name so you won't crucify me...and keep my job. Reply @capuccinolight @capuccinolight 4 months ago Q: Is there non-cellular life? Reply @marcdelmay5880 @marcdelmay5880 7 months ago Every living thing contains DNA which is programmed by an intelligent design which came from a single thought/desire. "Life in the physical means death in the spiritual, Death in the physical means life in the spiritual". Edgar Casey Reply @attitudekilleroriginal @attitudekilleroriginal 7 months ago Can't we make physical and chemical models just how we can make AI and computer virus which are not alive? I'm ordinary person, but I think life is much greater thing. Be it a mindless jellyfish, a single cell or a big mammal, they all try to live. Fear of death can only exist in something that lives. The exact molecule, moment or scenario that can be defined as the one that's creation of life, is still greatly unknown. I loved the video though. Huge like as a biology enthusiast and Darwin fan. Reply @husseinhussein2618 @husseinhussein2618 7 months ago The funny and also sad part in this video when he said "But without having a designer) .. that proves that winning Nobel prize doesn't mean the winner is a smart person because if he is smart he would know that there is a Designer .. Glory be to Allah the Designer 2 Reply 2 replies @akashtaatparya4557 @akashtaatparya4557 7 days ago This is how the world is created and evolves. Reply @filippopaganelli619 @filippopaganelli619 3 months ago Little mistake at min 1:18, it's not an insect, it is a terrestrial isopod, belonging to the Crustacea Reply @tosmant @tosmant 4 months ago (edited) Very delightful and informative. However I cannot begin to conceive life without the grand designer the engineer of all laws that govern life natural elements. The one and only and the creator of natural selection and order as we perceive it. Reply @replica1052 @replica1052 5 months ago (life is universe finest - life as center of the universe ) what can foresee movement is intelligence -as in from where brains origin (where consciousness is an echo of our senses, echoes of our senses may echo for all of eternity ) Reply 1 reply @Lisa-os5yr @Lisa-os5yr 7 months ago Is what you make of it ❤❤ Reply @rafolejniczak5348 @rafolejniczak5348 4 months ago I think that just a biological answer, focused on genetics and evolution is not enough. For example, why is it that life is so rare and so far only found on earth? I'd also like to know at what point does something "artificial", such as a computer, become "alive" Reply @VeraLawRN @VeraLawRN 7 months ago Need more. ❤😮💌 Reply @drisgorilla5382 @drisgorilla5382 4 months ago A better designed living thing, but without having a designer. Coded complex vast amounts of information, chemical processes that rely on each other to effectively do whatever job was assigned, but without an assigner or a coder. I am humbled by what I don't know, and curious to know more. May I be at least a little skeptical? Reply @abid.a.shahnewaz @abid.a.shahnewaz 7 months ago One system that is automatically evolving without any designer is the most crucial part of the 5 principles of Life. Just imagine, it's been naturally selected and evolving without any control mechanism we can determine as controller/designer. So, how billions of living lives are naturally selectively evolving as per its requirement..!! WHICH most fascinating part I found..and that's where it comes..the ALMIGHTY/GOD varied over religious beliefs. But Almighty is the crucial designer who left no dent of its legacy. Reply @NobleRoyalEarthling @NobleRoyalEarthling 6 months ago I keep thinking we as apart of everything are part of something bigger. What if our universe is only but an atom of a bigger system? Reply @vishwakadia2768 @vishwakadia2768 3 months ago Imagine if a person which seem physically disabled is very intelligent through mind due to a mutation and gets naturally selected in future. And his/her kind would be majority. Reply @SaniyaSachinm @SaniyaSachinm 7 months ago Thanks I got New Youtube Channel from this video to learn more knowledge. Reply @D3CIPH3R339 @D3CIPH3R339 7 months ago Great video, question: What's the name of THAT reproduction gene? THX, 😎 Reply @anikettripathi7991 @anikettripathi7991 7 months ago If we use the formula that anything that has capabilities of reacting and responding according is life. Everything ,including, particles, waves, atoms, energies forces are all life /living only. This is vedic wisdom's. So formula is most important for rationale. Reply @Jantjuuu @Jantjuuu 8 hours ago I love this Channel so much Reply @byronmillanicia3384 @byronmillanicia3384 3 weeks ago Interesting!!! Evolution is such beautiful consept 1 Reply @sven888 @sven888 1 day ago If you want to know what Life really is about I suggest reading a book by Evelyn Underhill. Reply @bromleysimon7414 @bromleysimon7414 4 months ago My search must continue for a compelling thought on how life sprang from non-living matter and was invested with the will to survive. Why does life have a preference for continuing to live? Why was the genesis life form not indifferent to the prospect of returning to a non-living state? For me, these are the fundamental how and why questions which underlie biology. Reply 2 replies @istvanuveges5189 @istvanuveges5189 4 months ago Maybe another way of looking at what life is to look at how it started, and why it started. Where was the point in time when complex structures of molecules obtained an ability to sustain, preserve and then inherit what they had become? As we know, sun-light had a major role in this. And maybe the fact that existence on this planet is cyclic, for example sunlight is only available for periods of time a day. In this sense, life is a way of remembering what light is. Life is knowledge. And this knowledge has developed a conscious mind, the human being, in the effort of getting better. As a side effect, we have lost connection with the very core of our existence, the knowledge of what we are, what life is. But it also gave us the ability to find the way back. Reply @kurmanbekdaribayev8505 @kurmanbekdaribayev8505 1 month ago (edited) I still can't understand how the first living thing appeared. How that lifeform crossed the line that separated it from other non-life? Reply @laurenth7187 @laurenth7187 4 months ago There is only 1 principle, life has to colonize space (and time !) in order to exist. Therefore Nietzsche spoke about the "will to power", and that's not wrong, on the ontological level, not on the moral level. The will to power, is identical in finality, to the principle above. Reply @koreanature @koreanature 4 months ago That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day. Reply @GustavoSantos-oe1nm @GustavoSantos-oe1nm 6 months ago (edited) Life is just a definition that humans gave to organizated mater and to distinguish it from caotic mater. 1 Reply @PranjalDubey @PranjalDubey 7 months ago All these concepts of intentions and purpose are constructs created by life to define itself. The grand canyon was created by the earth and at a different scale of time it will look alive. Life is about information's perception of time. Reply @stinkeyfinger69 @stinkeyfinger69 4 months ago Life is the spark Reply @Thepeug @Thepeug 7 months ago Mendel was technically a friar, not a monk. They're very similar, but friars don't make a vow of stability. Reply @free_mind703 @free_mind703 5 months ago "Life is evolution" Reply @powerofone1645 @powerofone1645 5 months ago (edited) Life is Awareness. Life is God's dream. We are all God. Awareness is One. Reply @kenjohnson5124 @kenjohnson5124 5 months ago 3:49 Natural Selection can only start when there is a mutating replicator and not before! It all starts with Software dreaming up the software and then producing the hardware to harness the software! Human engineers do this all the time! Also, humans in general, do this all the time: You think of an idea to accomplish something and then you lay out the steps of how you might accomplish it, then you make concrete (hardware) entities to harness the steps (code)! Reply @lindasapiecha2515 @lindasapiecha2515 6 months ago life is an experience Reply @s.unosson @s.unosson 7 months ago "I quote: “Life is built on information.” “Information permeates everything that we call life.” As far as I know, evolutionary biology is the only branch of science that explains that information has no intelligent origin. Reply @melodypace8268 @melodypace8268 7 months ago Wonderful Reply @sirajchandratalukdar9629 @sirajchandratalukdar9629 6 months ago Great video on the definition of life. There is,however ,challenge from some field science and spirituality about Darwin's theory of natural selection. Darwin's natural selection of evolution is based on changes in the material world where as metaphysics/spirituality says the evolution is based on changes in the psychic bodies of creatures as it cycles between material/3rd dimension and higher dimension to give rise to new variants of species. The evolution is,therefore,driven by changes in the psychic bodies and based on material circumstances on earth as a starting point.The psychic body is connected to electromagnetic energy structures in cosmic dimensions. Reply @prototropo @prototropo 4 months ago (edited) I would say a sixth element is in order--the dialectical relationship between the individual organism and the species from which it emerges through conjugation, and with which it must re-conjugate for the success of either the species' germ-line (genotype) or the individual's lineage (phenotype). It may seem like merely a restatement of selection of the best-adapted but it involves much more than a simple result--to obtain any result an organism must generate or participate in sexuality, abide by sexual dimorphism, experiment with parenting, social behaviors, defense of territory and reproductive strategies. Kids don't raise themselves if complex intelligence, neotenous development and social or parental obligations are factors, which for most synapsids long have been. Reply 1 reply @daniele.3361 @daniele.3361 7 months ago So, life does begin at conception!! Reply @xyzct @xyzct 4 months ago I would add to his comment about information then notion that life accelerates entropy production. Reply @henrywindsorrurikovich @henrywindsorrurikovich 3 weeks ago @Bigthing the great big bang by God hands , cool explanation, best regards. Reply @kinanhloubi1935 @kinanhloubi1935 7 months ago ” أولم ير الذين كفروا أن السماوات والأرض كانتا رتقا ففتقناهما وجعلنا من الماء كل شيء حي أفلا يؤمنون ” [الأنبياء : 30] 1 Reply @audioartisan @audioartisan 4 months ago People have said that miracles are that of fantasy and fiction. Life IS a miracle ...Period. Reply 1 reply @Jack-ur4in @Jack-ur4in 7 months ago Well I’m still scratching my head with this explanation ..this chap seems to have part of the explanation but I can’t help feel there is some critical information missing ? Reply @baraskparas9559 @baraskparas9559 3 weeks ago (edited) It is very regrettable that viruses are not included as living entities in this definition of life since they replicate accurately by a templating mechanism and are subject to molecular natural selection. Furthermore their collective biomass is estmated at 0.2 Gigatonnes of carbon. It is all spelled out in a book " From Chemistry to Life on Earth " to be released soon by Austin Macauley Publishers offering a molecular natural selection formula and a thorough scenario of life's origin and evolution up to the protozoa. Reply @brightlight-bv7xy @brightlight-bv7xy 6 months ago 👍👏 Reply @kpk1958 @kpk1958 4 months ago Beautiful, rational, clear and I especially like that no god is required. We are meat bags full of chemicals that have become self aware. 1 Reply @alexmintz7786 @alexmintz7786 4 months ago Woodlouse is not an insect, it's a crustacean 😁 Reply @farooqzaman4321 @farooqzaman4321 7 months ago (edited) If I show this video to a suicidal person who doesn't seem to find a purpose in life, will this definition change his mind? Secondly, He is talking about only one dimension of life, physical. What about other dimensions of life? Reply @bouritoss7550 @bouritoss7550 7 months ago "there isn't really a very good definition of life" naah bro it is obvious that there is an intelligent design Reply @vasatasa3272 @vasatasa3272 6 months ago Its so sad,human being is mirror in wich Timeless,Endless Entity ,source of any activities ,course of any existence,can see and feel Itself ,be aware and think and yet that is not happening,in the most of humans. Reply @jakecarlo9950 @jakecarlo9950 4 months ago So the mechanical metaphor. Again. Thank you Descartes. Reply @mikeharrington5593 @mikeharrington5593 7 months ago Interesting that unitary genealogy perhaps incorporates Nikola Tesla's "rule of 3" ? Reply @TurnerRentz @TurnerRentz 4 months ago This definition works. Reply @leoelliondeux @leoelliondeux 5 months ago Its a shame that the music that accompanies the video is so overly used that it almost takes away from the importance of the topic, even though it deserves such beautiful music. Reply @midastorch @midastorch 5 months ago Nice work , but not all life forms are bounded by physical entities Reply @dgb405 @dgb405 7 months ago I would love to see the scientific community pay more attention to non-physical aspects of like energy, consciousness, to some extent this definitions covers them under the term Informational Chemical Machine and what will keep it intriguing is thru its variability, Indeed evolutionary process...forever... Reply 1 reply @jeff6660 @jeff6660 2 weeks ago Let me take a crack at it. Life is something that moves around on it's own, and most of the time has to eat other things that move around to survive. Reply @markgendala5689 @markgendala5689 4 months ago Life is an "enclosure" absorbing other "Life enclosures" to make copies of itself. Reply @gecoka @gecoka 7 months ago it's definitely not an easy question to answer... the real question would be what makes the spark that runs the engine? And how can it be that there is no designer? Reply @alexcruzpr @alexcruzpr 7 months ago Artificial Intelligence is not so artificial after all 1 Reply @granthudson5447 @granthudson5447 7 months ago The information part, I once told our teacher dont you think everything a blackhole sucks in is all information to what ever was being sucked in. Reply @jimscanoe @jimscanoe 7 months ago (edited) What is Life? - Living things are bounded physical entities. - These bounded entities consist of chemical and informational processes. - The chemical and informational processes in the bounded entities have a hereditary mechanism that determines how these two processes work and, as well, they have the property of variability which enables the whole thing to evolve by natural selection. Reply @joshuamutya7097 @joshuamutya7097 6 months ago Cell, gene, evolution, chemistry, information. Reply @cklester @cklester 7 months ago I thought this was going to be a legitimate exploration of how to define life. "Life" doesn't necessarily require a cell; e.g., if we end up creating silicon life in the depths of a CPU. It will be based on bits and bytes, not DNA. Though similar in function, they are different in nature. If it reproduces, there won't be speciation, but there might be adaptation. (I guess it depends on how we program it.) Chemistry? Maybe. Information. Definitely. Go back to the drawing board, Mr. Nurse. Reply @richardseifried7574 @richardseifried7574 6 months ago Life is a molecule that wants. Reply @hlmco @hlmco 3 months ago I seriously wander whether portraying BP as scientists is mandatory on every documentary. Still waiting to see a true B scientist though! 😂 Reply @hansk6166 @hansk6166 4 months ago I'm really loving the music 😊 Reply @mikebellamy @mikebellamy 5 months ago LIFE: An Information Processing System Designed to Reproduce. Reply @NathanHarrison7 @NathanHarrison7 7 months ago Excellent video. And I agree with his definition of life. I don’t agree with his comment as it relates to Charles Darwin’s theory of natural selection. Charles Darwin mentioned “evolution” generically as it related to one species “evolving” into another species (Ex: Bird A producing a beneficial physical variance which would eventually produce a new species; Bird B, BUT which was still very much a Bird never did he allude to anything evolving into a new Genus). Charles Darwin did not explicitly state or allude to one genus evolving into a completely new genus as part of natural selection in his book On the Origin of Species. That misnomer is a 20th century misapplication based on, a hate for religious hypocrisy, bias and research funding. All of which created a predictable game of “telephone”. 1 Reply @thearchangel9835 @thearchangel9835 4 months ago Humans nowadays are struggling to know what is a man and what is a woman!!... I'm not going to expect from them the answer to what is life!!😅 2 Reply @SA_EDITX @SA_EDITX 6 months ago (edited) Life is interaction communication, information, networking, sharing, helping growth, division and assembly, tactics of survival, evolution, energy (receiving and transmitting) exchange with environment Reply @NowruzGurbanow @NowruzGurbanow 7 months ago Beautiful Reply @jamescurtis9267 @jamescurtis9267 7 months ago There is physical life, but that does not fully answer the question "Ahat is life." Reply @hotchihuahua1546 @hotchihuahua1546 3 weeks ago We are interconnected with everything , somehow , on this planet to be able to survive ! To not realize that is shortsighted! One thing for sure , we as humans are the greatest consumers of its resources giving very little back in return ! Reply @lisaalexander1824 @lisaalexander1824 1 month ago I had zyprexa for 3 days during psychosis..I was fine after I had a good night's sleep.. sometimes it's all they need... Reply @Scubadooper @Scubadooper 7 months ago That's good. However, doesn't the Earth conform with that definition? Maybe it needs the addition of something like "evolves to exceed its initial bounds" Reply @mohdzammilabubakar4479 @mohdzammilabubakar4479 7 months ago Life is just too complex to exist by its own out of nothingness. I personally think that evolution is the tool of a higher being that help created life as we know it now. Reply @apersonaladventure8707 @apersonaladventure8707 7 months ago I love this channel Reply @liggerstuxin1 @liggerstuxin1 4 months ago I feel like we don’t have a great definition of life, but no matter what we know what life is when we see it. It’s silly to say that a virus is not alive. It clearly is. The only thing that is perplexing is whether or not a protein is alive. Or may be a protein folding enzyme. The enzyme itself is serving a purpose. It’s a tailor-made robot. It’s completing a task that is very necessary in our body. Yeah it doesn’t have any awareness. But I don’t know. Maybe it does have some kind of life. Maybe absolutely everything has a consciousness and there are just degrees of it. The whole universe being the sum of all consciousness. Reply @jensklausen2449 @jensklausen2449 5 months ago What about the first cell capable of copying itsself. How did "natural selection" produce that? Can any Nobel Laurate say how? 1 Reply @triggerfish @triggerfish 7 months ago (edited) Have you ever had a dream that was so real that what if you did not awake from that dream, how would you know the difference between a dream world and the real ? Life is just an illusion where one must awake from ! Reply @jackhays1246 @jackhays1246 6 months ago (edited) if you found this interesting, well there is a marvellous book that has just recently came out called sleeping beauties by Andrea's Wagner.. its perfect for this kind of video, it will leave you amazed and you will never think of evolution in the same way.. New scientist on arrival of the fittest.. Reply @gregmonks5762 @gregmonks5762 3 weeks ago Life is autonomous information. Reply @undefinedindustries @undefinedindustries 4 months ago Thank you for the great video! Suggested edit at 1:18 > use a different clip, I think Rolly Polly is a crustacean. Reply @thaddeusroberts2393 @thaddeusroberts2393 5 months ago 1:09 "Grow, divide, reproduce? That's blowing my mind, man!" -- Chameleon Reply @PhilosoFox @PhilosoFox 4 months ago In regard to concepts defining living things, I would go with Helmut Plessner's approach. It's also compatible with this one, but analytically deeper. Cheers Reply @paulmicks7097 @paulmicks7097 2 weeks ago (edited) The designer is the environments of a planet, astroid, or planet tesimal and is elements contained, for practically, the universe. He mentions compartments having memebrains to make up a cell, an inside and an outside, the first necessary formation, a bubble, that separates an inner environment from an outter environment, or chemistry inside from the chemistry outside, the outside chemistry affecting the chemistry of the inside, the all important first membrane bubble. Chemistry, molecules, elements of, atoms, photons, protons, neutrons, electrons, particle physics, quantum fields, all strangely arranged to bring forth Life and consciousness ... Einstine said "spooky action at a distance" for entangled particles, the same quote can be applied to Life. Reply @TheHare-rv3hj @TheHare-rv3hj 6 months ago Great discussion, but there's a lot more life than this. Reply @michael.forkert @michael.forkert 4 months ago The difference between a being that is alive and another being that isn’t alive, is that the being that isn’t alive is dead 😂 Reply @kiki90887 @kiki90887 6 months ago I want this book Reply @account4345 @account4345 7 months ago "Living things are bounded physical entities. The bounded entity is a chemical and informational machine. And then, critically, that informational chemical machine in a bounded entity has a hereditary system that determines how it works, a system which has variability and therefore the whole thing can evolve by natural selection. And that means the living thing can acquire purpose, purpose to be better adapted in the life stage it finds itself. And so we can evolve living things from one type into another. And for me that bounds everything together that emphasizes the core principles underlying life." 1 Reply @Rosegarden327 @Rosegarden327 7 months ago to me: life = metabolism it's as simple as that the rest is presumption or believe ... and no, I haven't written a book (yet) Reply 1 reply @aldie28 @aldie28 7 months ago how do we know which one is alive and which one is not alive... Reply @MedlifeCrisis @MedlifeCrisis 7 months ago Shout out to the biology students who remember MRS GREN Reply @damn671 @damn671 4 months ago What is life? Baby don't hurt me Don't hurt me No more... 2 Reply @pedroparamo891 @pedroparamo891 4 months ago Id be interested in knowing if he considers foetuses human beings. Reply @lduphagus1340 @lduphagus1340 5 months ago Thine eyes did see my substance, yet being unperfect; and in thy book all my members were written, which in continuance were fashioned, when as yet there was none of them. Reply @reimannx33 @reimannx33 3 weeks ago (edited) What's alive? Things that are not dead ! Mr. Nobel ! ;) Reply 2 replies @safapresley @safapresley 7 months ago God created this amazing life Reply @halit2967 @halit2967 3 months ago What is the source of this huge information? 1 Reply @khaledf3977 @khaledf3977 7 months ago the logic of having a better design without a designer does not follow. He said it as if it is true without needing proof. the similarity proves that there is a designer that created the ingredients and reused them cross-species. Reply @julianrandle6437 @julianrandle6437 6 months ago (edited) Perhaps the best definition of life is the craving for complexity . A strange impulse in the universe that defies the second law of thermodynamics and stives for complexity through the peculiar behaviour of emerging properties. From the big bang, to stars to planets to plankton, bacteria, reptiles, mammals, homo sapiens, to us and tomorrow to AI… a continuos path of growth in complexity and defying of entropy in a relentless purpose for improvement. A mystery in the makings. Reply @ABCabc-dd2lv @ABCabc-dd2lv 6 months ago so in short words life is DNA and living beings are beings made of DNA Reply @anywallsocket @anywallsocket 7 months ago Life is a self-stabilizing process that can reproduce, full stop. 1 Reply @poi4ever121 @poi4ever121 3 weeks ago Awesome. Reply @ghlscitel6714 @ghlscitel6714 7 months ago The structure of a sodium iodide crystal is based on information embedded in the chemical properties of the molecule. How far is this away from being an alive entity? Reply @spiritcharge3701 @spiritcharge3701 5 months ago Life is what God makes it... Reply @sverchkov @sverchkov 7 months ago very good. thanks Reply @jordanyanowitz8694 @jordanyanowitz8694 7 months ago (edited) Health, metabolism and environment are all absent from this definition. Beyond the gene, phenotypic plasticity creates adaptability. Evolution brings these together to create an organisms niche. Pretty big oversight! Reply @punnkrub @punnkrub 7 months ago 4:18 mind = blown Reply @IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII @IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 7 months ago Life is an illusion created as simple as possible by consciousness 1 Reply @summerjee17 @summerjee17 5 months ago (edited) the main question is what makes an inanimate object a living thing? where does this power, energy, information etc come from? Reply @walteriglesiasphoto @walteriglesiasphoto 1 day ago Brilliant. Reply @tamerelhusseini3653 @tamerelhusseini3653 5 months ago (edited) I can disagree with the point 3 regarding evolution when he said " without having a designer" which interfere with the logic . Like how this much of extreme complexity " system as he said" and beauty , can come without Designer! This like saying i ate a beautiful dish of hand made lazzania yesterday without having someone cooked or prepared it 😅 Reply @johnfrogman3710 @johnfrogman3710 7 months ago magnificent Reply @Karol2d @Karol2d 4 months ago Woah... Beautiful Reply @NoorasYarnArt @NoorasYarnArt 7 months ago All interesting except for the weird idea of a design without a designer. I’m an artist and I enjoyed not only the info but the beautiful images in the video- thinking that there’s no designer behind those images is depressing not to mention outright dangerous. Reply @prehanramsamy6728 @prehanramsamy6728 4 months ago Life is meaningless. It's the people around you that give your life meaning. We are on a rock in space. That's it. Thing are born and things must die. That is the way of the world. Reply @terryibrahim6534 @terryibrahim6534 3 months ago Why does he does he only refer to yeast as having a reproductive gene like a human gene whereas presumably every living thing capable of cell reproduction would have this particular same reproductive gene? Reply @hasanraza4980 @hasanraza4980 7 months ago "Life is Fuck*ed up." Me. Reply @bundleofperceptions1397 @bundleofperceptions1397 6 months ago "What is Life" seems like a bizarre, bourgeois question to be asking during a mass extinction event. Reply @muneebkhan7465 @muneebkhan7465 7 months ago Man cannot LIVE by bread alone Reply @filipkramaric4702 @filipkramaric4702 1 day ago Life is something that has Birth and Death. Reply @benceze @benceze 7 months ago There is a designer, he set everything in motion and no matter how much knowledge you acquire, you still can't grasp, reach or understand him. 2 Reply 1 reply @BairaviBairava-ud2ri @BairaviBairava-ud2ri 6 months ago What we have is life? Duty, wife children is life, parental properties is ours, not necessary to turn back others, I can't ride horse, but I can walk, people have to understand this b coz of her, thimiru, today I'm loss see friends can guide, compelling others to love, grabbing others authority, money may not have rules, but people are there to who all ruling money in wise way, stop testing my life, no one can lead life by destroying others, leave the poor family let them live their life, Reply @shahzadazulfiqar1 @shahzadazulfiqar1 4 weeks ago Nature (Almighty Allah) created , I just found. Respect For Alexander Fleming. Reply @margo3367 @margo3367 7 months ago I question scientists speaking with such certainty. I think, we really don’t know. Reply @entropyinreverse9044 @entropyinreverse9044 3 months ago All these elements describe artificial intelligence as well. Reply @JadBourji @JadBourji 6 months ago Beautiful Reply @enochtimothy7075 @enochtimothy7075 7 months ago What is life? Baby don’t hurt me, dont hurt me no more….am i the only one? Reply @waylonbarrett3456 @waylonbarrett3456 7 months ago (edited) The arrow points to what appears to be an isopod and say "an insect" 😂 Perhaps we should start with a simpler question? What is an insect? 1 Reply @mediacare6744 @mediacare6744 4 months ago How then can you say that meaning of life is a cell entity leveling up for a better host 🤯🤯🤯🤯 Reply @rodgersmith-iu1yb @rodgersmith-iu1yb 7 months ago Is water living i think so but i am not sure how these 5 principles relate? Reply @pauldejong9778 @pauldejong9778 6 months ago The five mentioned here all need to be reducted to principles, since at least cell, chemistry, information and evolution are concepts of the mind, based on perceptions and values. I think there are eight dimensions or principles, which relate to principle ways of how life manifests, not what builds it. It is way more efficient to perceive effects than causes. We don't even know if causes are true. Reply @raifarajallah @raifarajallah 4 months ago Sorry to say it : « Life is life, lalalala. » 🤣🤣🤣 Reply @kylerrichmeier5892 @kylerrichmeier5892 7 months ago "Better designed thing without a designer" is quite a jump lol there's still the question of the design of the earth. The design of oxygen atmosphere space, heat, cold, etc. All these goldilocks zones which predate any form of life/genes which he's currently talking about. Not saying that saying it's a designer isn't a jump either. In fact it'd be a very illogical jump to make in assuming there is a designer, just pointing out he's really making his own type of jump. Reply @DavidGS66 @DavidGS66 7 months ago (edited) Human ancestry goes back 4 billion years to a single nucleotide; however, we are reluctant to call a single nucleotide alive because space rocks have nucleotides, so the entire Universe would be alive. But, a single nucleotide can polymerize & reproduce with variation, subject to natural selection, so in a sense, a single nucleotide is alive. Reply @alirezaakbarijamarani1904 @alirezaakbarijamarani1904 4 months ago 👍🙏🏼👍 Reply @mariaisabelruizgarcia5060 @mariaisabelruizgarcia5060 7 months ago (edited) “Claiming to be wise, they became fools,” Romans‬ ‭1‬:‭22‬ ‭ESV‬‬ “For they deliberately overlook this fact, that the heavens existed long ago, and the earth was formed out of water and through water by the word of God,” ‭‭2 Peter‬ ‭3‬:‭5‬ “He was in the world, and the world was made through him, yet the world did not know him.” John‬ ‭1‬:‭10‬ ‭ ❤“But to all who did receive him, who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God,” ‭‭John‬ ‭1‬:‭12‬ ‭ Reply @ginobilly1744 @ginobilly1744 4 months ago Before all this, let me ask you a question... When would you consider an artificial intelligence alive? Reply @ericpierce3660 @ericpierce3660 4 months ago Great video, but I'm going to be nit-picky and point out that roly-polies (ie. pillbugs, woodlice) are not insects, they are terrestrial crustaceans. Reply @alenezi989a3 @alenezi989a3 5 months ago The video a description of what living being does, not the difference between what is living and what is not, we all can tell the difference, it's just that the question is "why" is it alive? You can have two sets of molecules both compromise the body of fly for example but one fly is dead the other is alive, Why? They're the same molecules why is one dead and the other living. Reply @vladimiryordanov8765 @vladimiryordanov8765 3 months ago Life breaks the known laws of physics Reply @mikewho9964 @mikewho9964 3 weeks ago Wallace collected all the animal samples that's why he is the co founder of natural selection and later questioned the validity of that simplistic example of a supposed mechanism Reply @Novastar.SaberCombat @Novastar.SaberCombat 3 months ago Depends on how wealthy and influential you are. Reply @taheralhamad4566 @taheralhamad4566 4 weeks ago (edited) This is what Allah says in Quran, Surah Fuṣṣilat: verse 53; (We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Qur’ân) is the truth. Is it not sufficient in regard to your Lord that He is a Witness over all things? Reply @josiaseverett5677 @josiaseverett5677 4 months ago Doesn't consciousness have anything to do with life? To the ancients it would have felt like a tree were just as dead as a rock. Imagine you were a tree, but had no consciousness. That would mean you wouldn't be there to notice you tree-lile existance. To me it just feels like being conscious is the most profound part of being alive, if not even the only criteria for it 🤔 2 Reply 1 reply @LindsleyDbrt @LindsleyDbrt 7 months ago And the big elephant in the room: the origin of the information that allowed the emergence of Life. Reply @SockMonkey-qj2wf @SockMonkey-qj2wf 5 months ago (edited) Loved this, but…You lost me on 3. “A better designed living thing but without having a designer.” The more reasonable conclusion for me is design came from a designer. Especially after the description of how fantastic 4 (the chemistry) is. Reply @hiroyoshi00 @hiroyoshi00 4 months ago What is life? (baby don’t hurt me, baby don’t hurt me, no more) Reply @CastleKnight7 @CastleKnight7 3 weeks ago The amalgamation of countless illusory immortal spiritual beings’ home universes. Reply @LS-kg6my @LS-kg6my 7 months ago (edited) That’s a more granular explanation of natural selection, but it doesn’t really address the question of what is life Reply @gregoshmielianiec2791 @gregoshmielianiec2791 4 months ago That would mean viruses are living organisms which so far has been considering not! Can this be clarify at last? Reply @lasculpteure @lasculpteure 5 months ago The information level of life is the area that homeopathy works and acts. It is the non-chemical, non-mechanistic level of life that is yet to be fully understood by science. It is interesting that a human body loses 4 pounds in the moments of death before decay starts. What was lost? Where did it go? What was it doing that it was there during life and yet not there when life stopped. It can't be accounted for as matter so it must be something else and maybe that something else is what uses the 'information' to turn energy into a solid form. Reply @aso1817 @aso1817 3 weeks ago Life is built to favor and reproduce. Still, it is a mastery of the meaning of our place on earth and in the universe🤔 Reply @Adrar-inu @Adrar-inu 5 months ago You stated some of the components of life, but you don't know what life is. If you knew life you could for example extend it, revive it, stop aging, ...etc. Life is more than chemical, biological and reproduction it's a rather a manifestation of something out of human perception. Touch, feel, sight, thought, taste, and reproduction are merly interfaces to exprience some of what life is. Reply @leoahlgren1 @leoahlgren1 7 months ago And not anywhere in one of these five principles is the "One Life" itself - suggests that life is a byproduct and an emergent property of interacting complex systems. Although there are some notable dissimilarities, this biological perception of the world is very similar to the Buddhist notion of the five Khandas. The Khandas are considered to be the basic components that constitute a sentient being and are used to deconstruct the illusion of a separate, enduring self. The five Khandas is a model for understanding the nature of existence and the nature of suffering. The biological explanation of life does not try to answer the question of suffering, nor to define "self", but it similarly to the five Khandas, biology tries to answer the question of what a living, sentient being is. Furthermore, the biological model of life uses empirical study of the outer world, and the buddhist notion of the five khandas (almost) uses an empirical method (meditation) to study the phenomenology of the inner world. Both arrive to the conclusion of "[...] byproduct and an emergent property of interacting complex systems". Reply @afsaanpathan5382 @afsaanpathan5382 5 months ago Life is not possible without a CREATOR. If there is no Super Consciousness, where will the information come from? 1 Reply @user-cb5vg2ju9y @user-cb5vg2ju9y 7 months ago Our kind of life been approved by Buddha and alot others. Reply @altaykalpak6667 @altaykalpak6667 2 months ago When you say "the cell is measuring", do you mean cells are conscious? Reply @astaridjatmiko8187 @astaridjatmiko8187 7 months ago Stab a human or burn that human, that human can die easily. But stab a tree or burn it, it still can live. Plant always try to live, even if the condition is hard, it will try to survive or die trying. Reply @lucas-lis @lucas-lis 1 month ago The between is when the absolute dead random becomes to some certain degree pattern and the patterns grows and the more pattern there more creature evolves more life like eventually if enough it can obtain awareness. Now that is life debunked by my science writing! Reply @jrod9733 @jrod9733 3 days ago A biological machine driven by suffering. Reply @leobonetto8859 @leobonetto8859 7 months ago (edited) the screws are a little bit anticlimactic ( 7:10 ) :D , nice video very insightful thnks. 1 Reply @alexanderalex8667 @alexanderalex8667 5 months ago Life is life Reply @DK-ox7ze @DK-ox7ze 7 months ago The more we understand life and the universe, the less we need to depend on God. Reply @robertarvanitis8852 @robertarvanitis8852 4 months ago Life is a local reversal of energy. The universe begins with an imperfectly uniform distribution of matter. The matter has gravitational potential energy. Slight imbalances mean matter coalesces, creating stars that express the potential energy. Energy spreads, increasing entropy. Just as a watermill converts downhill flow of a river into valuable grinding of grain, some of that stellar energy is captured by anti-entropic replication processes. Those processes engage in self-reflection. Reply @poppyorangeflower @poppyorangeflower 7 months ago The comments here under this video are fascinating. So much good fun. Reply @kumarteja3514 @kumarteja3514 5 months ago (edited) life = the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, death. Reply @rasifnur @rasifnur 7 months ago my idol 🤩 Reply @jonasboardwalker @jonasboardwalker 3 months ago If God exist, he is a programmer who has built this simulation. Massive model that works and develops according to some rules. Like an AI algorithms Reply @JoaoCosta-pn9im @JoaoCosta-pn9im 4 months ago (edited) Well, he did not answer the question what is life. He listed some attributes and aspects that may guide one who wants to identify whether something is alive or not. But his question belongs to the set of questions that science does not bother to answer, because they are not answerable in the realm of science anyway. Still, science goes on with its business without trying to answer such fundamental questions. Another example, what is space? Physics does not care about answering it, but do a lot of work with it. The recognition that some questions cannot be scientifically answered is not a failure. As we land in other places in the cosmos, we use identifiers of life to try to recognize whether there is any form of life, with the attributes we know. So, we look for some sort of “unit” that may distinguish itself from its surroundings, and show some sort of functions we may recognize as “taking something from the environment” for its own apparent “needs”. We will expect those needs are related to preservation, growth and reproduction, in whatever fashion it may come about. Those will be the basics: unit, distinction from environment, absorption of something from the environment for preservation as unit, as well as possibly growth and reproduction. From there, it may get more complicate with attributes that are relevant but not essential, like perception, communication, sociability, will and aim. But the creature may show attributes we have never noticed anywhere, never mind associate with life. Let’s see :)) Reply @redhaabdelmadjid6365 @redhaabdelmadjid6365 7 months ago Life is doing good and searching to who created everything including humans starting from atoms to cells to nature human animals planets skies . How could all of this exist and works in automation with no error. The more we know the more we know we don't know so the creator must be a one than no one is like him a unique unlimited potential and power . Search for the truth in your self Reply @Shadismic @Shadismic 7 months ago (edited) Would you call it life if A.I.robots could self sustain, reproduce and evolve? And have a conscience? Reply @Dycdom @Dycdom 3 months ago Its soooo refreshing to watch video like this without any religious mambo jumbo comments 1 Reply @samwanordinary9351 @samwanordinary9351 1 month ago Praise to Alloh only.. The God Creator of Life Reply @nickvoutsas5144 @nickvoutsas5144 6 months ago Evolution is simply a mechanism created by a superior being the question is whether we are evolving to be one with this being and does this redefine different life hierarchies of life. Life in it's primordial state is not even aware it is alive as life evolved the physical becomes less important and intelligent information defines life. We are at the beginning of a new state of evolutionary existence Reply @carlosarnao3397 @carlosarnao3397 6 months ago Yo tambien flipo con la levadura 😮 Reply @gregnichols2140 4 months ago I don't see that Evolution removes the idea that there might be a designer, maybe that is the designer's process. Reply