@pitochk: These clocks are a symbol created by scientists in 1947 to show how fragile they believe the current state of our civilization is. Midnight doesn’t represent a specific date or event. It’s more like a symbolic threshold. The hands have moved many times over the years, taking into account international relations, climate change, technological development, biological risks, and today even artificial intelligence. And yes, the hands can move backward too - this has happened when the situation in the world became more stable. That’s probably what I like most about the whole idea. It’s a simple but incredibly powerful metaphor. We’re used to thinking about human history as something enormous, stretching across thousands of years, yet here our entire present seems to fit onto one small clock face. By the way, this video turned out a little creepy :) I didn’t originally plan to make it this way, but somewhere in the process I realized that this atmosphere fits the topic a little too well. #DoomsdayClock #edit #History #Humanity #Future

braniik :

the doomsday clock is just fearmongering

Chiko :

Name ONE thing bro hasnt edited✌

Pia Lill Saetran :

Psychology student here🙋🏼‍♀️could you edit the different lobes of the brain? Like frontal, temporal, occipital and parietal lobe?

Forestsoul🇸🇴 :

its getting boring now🥀

NOTIFICATION :

my wife btw

r4NdoM :

tf is this typa edit bruh😭

da.799k :

doomsday clock is just fear mongering

Hulkinra :

Heart does NOT placed in head btw

𝙠𝙭𝙯𝙖𝙧𝙠𝙠 :

Doomsday?

D :

sticky fingers?

✧LH.Anh☆ :

sao tim lại ở trong đầu ??

KiệtCóNY :

Kutin Pham :

Tôi có thắc mắc tại sao trên đầu lại có trái tim😳😳

sᴇʀᴀh :

ai tóm tắt dc ko, lười đọc cap quá

Forestsoul🇸🇴 :

The creator

Author :

у человека сердце немного не в голове находится...

dx_r77 :

no seré el primer comentario pero si...

0cdd :

теория бесконечного контента

Dingo :

Peak

🇸🇴vitamin 🏴‍☠️ :

If this clock is controlled by humans, then moving it closer to midnight doesn’t prove the world is actually ending. It only shows how scientists judge the risks we’re facing

_djurdjaa_ :

first