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This video draws inspiration from The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Volume I, following the unique way Richard Feynman approached and explained fundamental ideas.

You believe time moves forward. You experience it as a steady flow—like a river carrying you from the past into the future. But what if that belief is completely wrong?

In this video, inspired by Richard Feynman’s revolutionary teaching style, we challenge one of the most basic assumptions about reality: that time actually flows. You’ll discover why there is no universal “now,” why the future may already exist, and why the sensation of time moving forward could be nothing more than a construct of the human mind.

No metaphors. No speculation. Just the unsettling conclusions drawn from modern physics.

If you’ve always assumed time was simple and obvious, this video may completely overturn that certainty.

The ideas presented are inspired by concepts from The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Volume I and are shared strictly for educational purposes.

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This channel has no official affiliation with Richard Feynman or his estate. The content is inspired by his teachings and is created solely for educational and motivational purposes. This is not Richard Feynman’s voice, and no impersonation is intended. Our aim is to respectfully present his timeless ideas in an inspiring and honest way, without misleading or misrepresentation.

All content is carefully researched and fully original, based on in-depth study of Feynman’s published works, lectures, and teachings. Each topic is examined with care to ensure accuracy and respect for the scientific principles involved. This channel operates independently and has no connection to the Feynman estate, family, or related institutions.

Our mission is to educate a new generation and introduce them to the wonder of physics. We believe this approach can reach modern students and curious minds who never had the opportunity to learn directly from Richard Feynman. This is our respectful way of helping keep his educational legacy alive.