The Richness of Time
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Publicado 2020-01-18
PARTICIPANTS: Lera Boroditsky, Dean Buonomano
MODERATOR: Brian Greene
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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What an amazing discussion. I love this format. I wish i had friends that were into these topics. It's a buzzkill to get excited about these discussions and no one to talk to about it and get excited with in real life outside of forums.
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As a type of time traveller looking back. It's great when Brian Greene said "It's four years till 2020 & 13.8 billion years since the Big Bang. Everything is going to be just fine." He has no idea...
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I just worked out that I need to go back to study or work in a scientific institution to meet smarter human beings. How cool are these discussions!❤️
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Brain greene's enthusiasm for science is infectious... What an entertaining physicist... What fresh air MashaAllah!
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It's so sad to see that about 1/16 of people who watched this video have given it a thumb down!
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Amazing how we can plop down on the couch, or put in headphones while working or exercising and listen to something like this. It's stuff like this that is helping to accelerate the evolution of (some) humans in a more intelligent direction. Can't imagine never even becoming curious of these topics, but many do not.
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I feel more intelligent for just having listened to three adults who can converse intelligently.
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Oh bless them. For they do not know, that at the end of 2020 we have come to understand time no longer as a linear concept, but as a hellish never-ending blur
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This is one of my all time favorites. Time is so illusive when defining yet measured in a seemingly highly accurate way, labeled as a dimension, and used to measure things spatially. So cool.
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Brian Greene BY FAR the best host. I’ve seen a lot of The World Science Festival videos and in my opinion, many times a bad host makes an unpleasant experience. But not with Mr. Greene
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Possibly the greatest moderator I've seen. Brian keeps the narrative moving with thought provoking talking points throughout. Great guests, beautiful camera/audio work. Top notch production on all fronts.
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Time and the phenomenal factors occurring on over with the changes accompanied by Time. These are things mankind can't do anything to stop. Enjoy Brain from Nigeria 🇳🇬
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Loved every bit of it. Brian Greene amazes me with his intellect and how good of a listener he is. Always gets the best out of the guests / panel.
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"2020 is only 4 years away. We're going to be fine." Oh, my sweet summer child.
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It's just an amazing conversation. Just the idea of discussing time travel with neuroscientist, and a linguist, is ahead of time, if time was intelligence.
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Watching this made me realize how many fascinating WSF talks I'm missing out on by cherry-picking the more physics oriented videos. Wonderful stuff!
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Brian Greene is a gem.
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its truly amazing, as Dean talked about, how the brain naturally works in milliseconds while interpreting and predicting verbal information. Like in the end When Greene said "lets bring Dean out for a three-way" i had time to both predict and imagine an entirely different scenario in my mind in the millisecond it took him to add the word "conversation" to that sentence.
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Personally, one of the best WSF discussions I have watched. Truly fascinating!
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The linguist was absolutely brilliant! I learned so much from her.