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Can language rewire your brain so that the future becomes something you remember rather than predict? - No, but let's talk about why it's a good scifi idea! ____________ Join on Patreon for members only videos: patreon.com/user?u=83887531 ____________ In this video, I'm breaking down the real science and speculative philosophy behind Denis Villeneuvs movie Arrival, based on Ted Chiangs short story 'Story of your life': -What is the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis? Could a language actually change how you experience time? What does physics say about the future already existing? And where do free will, determinism, and general relativity fit into all this? I'll explore the idea of nonlinear time, how general relativity (and maybe quantum mechanics) complicates things, and why Arrival lands somewhere between linguistic theory and metaphysics. The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis can be found here on pg 92: (but remember, it's a hypothesis that is not generally accepted in linguistics) https://archive.org/details/dli.ernet... The Block Universe is more commonly known as 'Eternalism' in philosophy and has many connecting branches and ideas. What is presented here is a simplified version of the general concept. Sam Harris has an interesting (very) short book on free will if you want to explore more of the concept. Thanks for watching.