Matt Gialich

I think the magic in this is that you still got enough, you know, you still got enough balls to go for it and try.

I fall asleep to war documentaries.

So like, you know, say my wife laughs at me all the time.

She's like, dude, you're literally listening to people like die in Vietnam and you just pass out to that.

Like, that's how you go to sleep.

I'm like, yeah, it's kind of, you know, like some great stories, right?

Like,

So when we look at, again, I'm not a physicist or scientist, so I'm probably going to get shit on for this.

But what I'll say is when we look at data from telescopes and we see light shifts on galaxies, they appear to be moving away from us.

And so the logical thing you can draw from that is that the universe, again, it is a hypothesis based on observation we have in space.

So we've seen something that happens.

We've seen a redshift out of these galaxies.

We think they're moving away from us.

Everything's moving away from us.

Everything is moving away.

Well, not everything.

Andromeda is moving towards us, right?

So not everything is moving away from us.

Certain things are moving away from our galaxy.

And when we look at that, we can make the assumption that the universe is expanding.