I don't have the YouTube, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed. It might become available on MSNBC's YouTube channel in the next few hours. But maybe not.
I've not ever seen Neil deGrasse Tyson quite like that, before. Seems like he's starting his Thanksgiving holiday early. Whatever he was having before he went on air, in the split screen, conversing with Ari Melber . . . Neil deGrasse Tyson was "loose."
Very relaxed. Like a couple of cocktails or "vino's" relaxed. I say a "couple." That's all it would take to get me to that state. I don't know about Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Neil deGrasse Tyson
"If the dinosuars had a space program to deflect that asteroid, they'd still be here."
Ari Melber
"A shoutout to the dinosaurs. They didn't have a space program, but they were good at other things, I guess, like hunting."
Neil deGrasse Tyson
[Laughing.]
They started with NASA's DART or Double Asteroid Reduction Test mission. They showed the liftoff. Towards the end, they got onto Elon Musk and how Elon Musk has been talking up this idea that what we perceive as the fundamental reality of our universe is more than likely some other civilizations' metaverse, and we are all AI-controlled, self-aware characters or avatars (I guess) that exist in some kind of grand, all encompassing "Cosmos" game that is being played by the creators of our metaverse.
I think I'm using the currently accepted lingo here. Metaverse. Virtual universe. "We're living in a simulation." A Cosmos game. Whatever.
[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 11-24-2021).]