@Questn
I don't know why but I feel so comfortable while watching these videos. Like someone is trying to teach me something special, very politely.
@lyan373
can we just all take a moment to appreciate the amazing animation style here? thank you.
@chuckychuck8318
This Einstein animation is the cutest I've ever seen
@fatiyorokobi6833
"Could time just be some sort of illusion generated by the limitations of the way we perceive the universe" This blew my mind
@mustafaalibohra8824
The animation is amazingly creative... hats off to the designer... loved it
@BobMcCoy
Time flies when the animation is so good!
@dinowibisono99
2:52 that illustration of big vs small things studying each other is really clever and beautiful
@joesr31
I always get a funny feel when I think about how all our questions now would one day be common sense. Like how gravity was a mystery before and it was thought up by one of the greatest minds in history, but now its more of common sense and taught in school to 10year olds. In the future, all these mind boggling concepts and theories would become common sense that kids learn in school.
@chrisperrywv
I want more of this animation. Whoever did it needs a raise
@getpriyanka
Two ways to slow time down: 1: Start exercising 2: Microwave your food
@AA-zu3pw
When I'm late. Teacher: You're very late. Me: Does time exist?
@kungfudildo3159
The animation in this video is absolutely astonishing! Not only the flawlesss technique but also how intuitive it works and how it is used in such a playful and intelligent way
@malishah4940
The animations are just AWESOME!!!! I ❤️ Ted-Ed! Edit: Thanks 4 the likes!!! I never got so many in my life...😁😁😁
@aragornwannabe1441
"Einstein said time is relative. Maybe I'm not late, you guys are early"-Miles Morales
@tobysf06
Teacher: you’re late to class Me: time is an illusion
@dkgiann87
I feel like time is just the word we give to the phenomena of watching things in a 3D space move and breaking down those movements into digestible intervals. Similar to his example with the movie, what we call time can be broken down into individual “snapshots” of our universe. Without atoms moving, time doesn’t exist. Imagine the world was frozen, every atom stuck in its place, how would time even possibly be measured in such an instance?
@astroash
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the wonderful animation? But wait, will the moment exist?
@rafinandi1223
"Our understanding of time starts getting complicated thanks to Einstein." Thanks Einstein.
@imgoingtoexplode766
Me after procrastinating for 5 hours: Does time exist?
@TEDEd