Mr David Molyneux Berry and many highly rich collectors think that with their money they can get every things. this is a stupid approach of life. Why such collectors as Bill Koch and many others US billionaires or millionaires could get the best of wines just because they are rich ? Most of them are not knowledgeable ? they pretend to be but they got no talent and no deep understanding ! I like very much the persons who are making fake wines !! they demonstrated as this pseudo aristocrat that most of these so called collectors are very easily fooled !!! at the end of the day what is their real knowledge ? just the power of their money !! that's it ! no more !!! thank you Mr Hardy RODENSTOCK AND Mr KURNIAWAN you help me to demonstrate that most of these guys who pretend to be knowledgeable are no more than very usual persons !! and the way they made their money .... has been fantaisy

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nvr met the man but thru his book& lectures like this i love this man

Thanks a lot Mr Van Engelsdorp, great work !!!!.....keep going !

this story could made up a good anime :D

how do you know that?

Paul Stamets is a righteous dude, but he doesn't have the foggiest understanding of physics or cosmology.

He's such a great storyteller..

Paul Stamets is a pioneer, his videos are always so hopeful and inspiring

Thank you

How dare you ! Mycelium is a living entity, just as you.I very much believe in a god , just not your "world is flat " institutions that claim they know all. If you think you can enlighten me, please do. Only if you have an intellegent answer, or theory , as I dont subcribe to propaganda , even if its 2000 years old. Peace brother!

Rock Star!

Judesphincter.

Wild speculation: Mycelium ultimately leads to human brain structure. Brain structure has led to the Internet. All of this is contained within the multiverse in a form of this web. Your ideas?

everytime he tastes his own food he makes an unpleasant face

240p we meet again

This is 21st century cooking!!!

I recently bought some wine from the Madiran region of France made from the tannat grape at Total Wine and ABC...very good but you MUST decant it and let it breathe for about 1 hour...it is very very tannic! In moderation, I think it is helping my arteries. Nice video!

this stuff is edible?

so fricking young!! oh and his hair is cool lulz

This is inspiring. Totally inspiring! I read his entire book and it's a breath of fresh air for anyone who needs to breathe! Good blessings to Chef Jeff!

i love vosges too, esp oaxaca and red fire bars. everyone i buy them for love 'em too. 'haut-chocolat' is a play on words, combining french vocab and english pronuncian. it's not meant to be 'linguistically correct.' katrina is hot too.

He's always constrained for time, but this information is so important!! I wanna hear you talk for hours, Stamets, teaaaach meeee! lol

woot same name

Where was this taped?

i do like metaphors thanks for the laugh

@zimij325 wow ya, ok buddy.

Paul, what is the painting at 10:20, who is the artist?? this looks strikingly similar to one of my paintings in its dimensions and subject matter....how odd!! and somehow doesn't surprise me, I could have been 'telepathically" inspired by them!

@abyssquick i believe that an intelligent designer would easily be able to incorporate an intelligent underground nutrient delivery system such as this video illustrates. the internet is the data delivery system we have designed. i think IT did IT.either way it pretty awesome!

Bravo Stamets. You never cease to amaze me.

I think she did le cordon bleu in Paris

um, no - flowers of that nature are the minority of what bees work - think trees.

Can anyone tell me if my em1 bokashi supplies mycofiltration benefits to my garden ?

I love Katrina and found her and her chocolate to be so inspiring.

screw the critics and haters long live modern cuisine!

Yes; and it's a big scary universe. And it's far easier to say "goddidit" and let that be the end of it. At least in the US, presently.

The geographical observation is also incidental one. It's in the USA mostly because that's where the memes originate. It's not to say creationists are all American, but only that most of them are, and why. It's not any sleight toward their nationality. I think maybe if they had some ecumenical perspective, these people might think more. Science is ecumenical; universal. Creationism is distinctly regional. I deal with people within and outside the USA, and have made the observation myself.

...and if it continues, our grandchildren will be working menial grunt jobs for other nations. The illiteracy in science & it's methods has no place in this modern age... Let alone anti-science conspiracy nonsense.

This is undoubtedly a US phenomenon, predominantly. Specifically, the heartland & southern USA, where anti-evolution & anti-science memes are being propagated in fundamentalist churches. I speak with scientists in other nations, and there is no social rejection of science. It is embarrassing to the USA to have this happening. We once were at the forefront of technology. Now we have a growing scientific apathy & illiteracy, a public prosperous by modern science, now rejecting it's methods.

That's offensive ! REal food it's not that i have done many molecular dishes but i think the best is simple ... This is just VISUAL but we have to think about TASTE always and what about Smelling? I will never cook something i wouldn't eat ... Please don't destroy gastronomy with kind of bullshit.

heard about this in Mental floss magazine and i want to go!

Though, they usually don't see it as their own lack of education. Of course, they get offended when this is brought up. Basically they don't have the macroscopic interest. They may have immediate interest in nature, but not in the temporal, ancestral context of all life on planet earth. The bigger picture is daunting, but this is precisely why there are so many fields of earth science, each working to understand small parts of earth's history, collectively unified by evolutionary theory.

It's very illogical, I think. Science is all part of one singular methodology. All theories yield tangible results. Evolution is more palpable than most (gravity or atomic theory), as we actually understand what it is, and how it works. It is the most -hated- theory it seems because it says something contradicting a strong religious belief. The efforts to refute it need to address on an equal scope and detail, and they simply don't. Arguments against it only show lack of scientific education.

The knowledge of atomic physics has wrought technologies such as this computer. The public glady accepts the products of meticulous science. When science, despite it's accuracy (which can only occur if the theories are correct in some basic sense), trespasses on religion, we see the public rejecting the methodology, and the thinking.

Yes- Scientific illiteracy is common They don't have any concept really, the scope of science. The present-day abundance of the fossil record and biodiversity is far more rich than the public could possibly expect. Many will try to single out one thing that clashes with a belief (always about mankind's place) and incrementally coming to question all of biology, geology, atomic physics, earth science - all of which yield tangible everyday results due to accuracy.

adam and eve = people! ROFL

he is one of the best professors ever.. I was just amazed under whom I am taking the courses..

what is the output of the CO2 laser...maybe 25 Watts? Carl

i don't see how the dichotomy is rendered-- i.e. it must unilaterally be either one or the other... there are many other ideas on the playing field- morphic resonance, implicate order, etc... if we are concerned with being egalitarian. i come from a different culture- i wasn't trained to worship anything, my ancestors had no personfied "god" as a singularity; there is no solid belief; there are only stores; parables. so you can see we may think very differently based on that alone.