I love James Burke. He's an inspiration who I rely on when I lose faith in human beings. I would love to share a few pints with him.
@anialiandr17 күн бұрын
I can never listen to these elaborations. Sorry. I also suspect hat even chatgpt isn’t using much of those descriptions. I’m never sure about their purpose. Isn’t it like making a novel from po seeing about the comma?
@TheBIGJotas20 күн бұрын
My man is spittin fax
@daignat21 күн бұрын
It apearse this lecture was before finding out the mirror neurons are such nonsense and have no such roles the professor listed here.
@1977aliveandkicking23 күн бұрын
👍✔️
@BuleriaChk25 күн бұрын
odel's "Theorem" is a complete farce and absolute bullshit. Godel assigns a unique number to all the symbols in real numbers via the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra: e.g., the syntactical symbols "+", "-", "x" (multiplication) as well as the actual numbers and powers (e.g. 3^2). By his criteria, a "proof" consists of a tautology on each side of the equal sign. At first, one might think the statement "3 + 4 = 7" is a "proof", since it can be reduced to a sum of units on either side. But that would be a contradiction, according to Godel, because "3 + 4" has a different Godel Number than "7". So the only "proofs" for Godel are G(wff) = G(wff); any other statement is a contradiction by Godel Number. I call BS - a giant twittering machine built on nothing, see my pdfs on physicsdiscussionforum dot org Remember, you read it here first... :)
@totonow6955Ай бұрын
16:27 7:45 listening in 2024 ...no sh:! T 16:00 didn't Kant explain this a long time ago. Maybe we should listen to one another. Maybe we should understand enlightment reason because we may have mistaken ideas about reason.... You know, Critique of Reason Hegel. Absolute Knowing Lacan: identity = identity + difference 20:00 Misunderstanding due to ivory towerism ? Of critical theory all the way through to enlightment ? Yikes. Is critical theory not just a channeltoward questioning asumptions about missteps in frame connections due to human psyche confusion. For example, confusing males for God. A mistake in connections made within a frame. 2024 now ...this singular mistake needs to be CRITICALLY reassessed before its to late. 29:15 NOT! Chomsky said... Not from what i heard from Chomsky. Chomsky understands philosophy. Is this where the problem lies? And on top of that a confusion between conteniental and analytic philosophy? The odd gaps around the use of enlightenment gives a clue here? 33:15 at this size and speed...not true on quantum level. 38:40 at this size and speed but not at quantum level. So instead of cutting off other domains ie: philodophy perhaps nuancevis called for...otherwise, arrogance whichnis self defeating. Is this because of cutting off the unconcious/ psyche? The real - the imaginary - the symbolic order - the mirror stage / mirror neurons...oh boy
@ahm7944Ай бұрын
James Burke's new paradigm is patently wrong. The internet had created a very sophisticated way of controlling people's thinking. His idea that we will be free from the control of the 1% is debunked by the new wave of fascism going around the world from Putin to Orban to Trump and Bolsonaro. Stupidity is what the social media creates for control of voting decisions to what people eat and buy. KZbin is a great tool for learning, but the masses use it for gossip and entertainment
@coreymonsta7505Ай бұрын
Good talk. I think proving that R is bigger than N is easy to explain. You just assume there is a pairing, which is just a function f(n) and then consider the real number a1.a2a3a4… where an differs from the nth digit of f(n). It’s a real number that is left out.
@skyrocketcoast219Ай бұрын
As a amateur historian, James Burke changed my way of research! He opened many doors, to be sure!!
Would like to know which Encyclopedia of Philosophy she referring to?
@MrVinnie47Ай бұрын
Why no knighthood?
@donaldberry4181Ай бұрын
I’ve got to remember how much valuable content like this is on KZbin. Thanks so much!
@Keith-FarFromTheMaddingCrowdАй бұрын
2024 and the landscape is alive with the tangible effects of technological innovation, though perhaps not at the breakneck pace some anticipated. Today established institutions, deeply rooted like mushrooms, predictably resist the tide of change, while many individuals cling to the familiar Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). Yet, amidst this resistance, change persists and gains momentum. AI stands at the forefront of innovation, but it merely scratches the surface of a vast iceberg of transformative advancements. Ahead lie uncharted waters, teeming with possibilities and opportunities .
@user-ok9ck4eq9oАй бұрын
I think he was referring to #sir John Geilgud . As an ex Shakesperian actor I know what he means; I can recite a shakespeare verse from any play Ive been in. And Im about to become a singer and no doubt lyrically I'll be able to do the same.,that said, Id hope I wouldnt loose the cerebral cortex.
@russellseitzАй бұрын
The history of framing is inextricably linked to Lakoff's political deformation professonell at Berkeley Podesta loves thae man.
@janklaas6885Ай бұрын
📍1:15:18
@ijeshwardhillon49272 ай бұрын
This guu is funny ..this is crazy how i found this vid
@Mayan.Embodiment2 ай бұрын
Stunning lecture. Jaw dropping. I also find it fascinating that Dr. Schele was 7 Ahau, Reflecting Sun God, which is the same Mayan birthday as Barbara Marciniak, our most famous Pleiadian channel.
@decibellone6962 ай бұрын
LOVE James Burke, he one of my heros. one thing, the "high rates of innovation today" are nothing more than subtle changes example: Sonet and Eithernet, combustion engine vs electric, how many pixels you can fit is just and expansion of an existing science. our rate of expansion has be more like refinement - not expansion. example analog data transfer, now is fiber optic, it works on the same principal, one was sound frequencies (analog) the other is light frequencies (fiber optic) - the principal is the same.
@FranciscoAlvarado-words2 ай бұрын
The Quantum or Spiritual World it's 10 to one to the Material World..., for each of us as individuals "Creations"
@SamuelHulick2 ай бұрын
The lecture starts at 2:40
@krisclark86192 ай бұрын
Language came from having to describe poisionous plants. We were eating plants way before undulates with axes.
@RichardBerg-qi7if2 ай бұрын
" the laws break down" maybe the laws were not produced yet so of course anything we learn of do cant find things that didn't exist yet . cosmological thought before action
@Dr_Girthly_Baggington2 ай бұрын
I really would have loved to have been able to witness Roger converse with the court and see everyone's reaction when he was asked "Please stand. Can you please explain to the court, your issues with these patterns?" The term "bite off more than you can chew" springs to mind lol.
@bookaufman96432 ай бұрын
I wonder if the patient that could not hear music could hear birdsong or recognize it as Bird song?
@marvinmauldin43612 ай бұрын
Home movies and illiterate scribblings pretty well describes all the social media and their comments. James Burke at 87 is still active, commenting on AI, space travel, the human condition, and Connections in general.
@Redheadedlady552 ай бұрын
~This was very interesting
@brendabadih88552 ай бұрын
Yep, the speaker jumps from one incomplete thought to the next. Im not sharp enuf to follow but still interested. Many of the pictured earlier mathematicians were conscripted by the rcc- jesuits. Then at 12:41 the ball earth. I am a christians and while fascinated by the mysteries and scholars of physics i am sure that the wisdom of man is foolishness to God. Was recently intrigued by universal acceleration owing to the twice yearly reemergence of small rocks when cleaning my dirt floor chicken pens. I know the chickens are not bringing them in and yet here they are, again. I surmise the rocks are being pushed up from below, somehow. Anyway, relativity is id dead. Flat earth rules. Pancake not melon.✝️
@terrycollingwood55122 ай бұрын
Intolerable wind bag. 😫
@rosssmith84813 ай бұрын
It is easier to erase the past with the internet.
@videoloverboy3 ай бұрын
Right. We asked too. Looks like this was broadcast October 5, 2001 on PBS/BBC. Someone mentioned the location was Oregon - thanks. Can someone explain why where and when does NOT MATTER?
@4subvoid43 ай бұрын
Stuart's talk diversifies self reinforcingly 😅
@TerribleShmeltingAccident3 ай бұрын
i once worked at the car lot selling cars.... we called the new salesman "greenpeas." (when she explained t he word for that tree translated into "first tree" it tri9ggered that memory.)
@raueugen90473 ай бұрын
Wikipedia, Anthropic principleedit As emphasized by multiple critics, no plausible mechanism exists that would drive the evolution of negative feedback loops leading to planetary self-regulation of the climate.[8][9] Indeed, multiple incidents in Earth's history (see the Medea hypothesis) have shown that the Earth and the biosphere can enter self-destructive positive feedback loops that lead to mass extinction events.[71] For example, the Snowball Earth glaciations appeared to result from the development of photosynthesis during a period when the Sun was cooler than it is now. The removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, along with the oxidation of atmospheric methane by the released oxygen, resulted in a dramatic diminishment of the greenhouse effect.[note 1] The resulting expansion of the polar ice sheets decreased the overall fraction of sunlight absorbed by the Earth, resulting in a runaway ice-albedo positive feedback loop ultimately resulting in glaciation over nearly the entire surface of the Earth.[73] Breaking out of the Earth from the frozen condition appears to have primarily been due to the release of carbon dioxide and methane by volcanos,[74] although release of methane by microbes trapped underneath the ice could also have played a part.[75] Lesser contributions to warming would come from the fact that coverage of the Earth by ice sheets largely inhibited photosynthesis and lessened the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by the weathering of siliceous rocks. However, in the absence of tectonic activity, the snowball condition could have persisted indefinitely.[76]: 43-68
@warhorse653 ай бұрын
I appreciate your series "The Day the Universe Changed" and "Connections," and yourself in general. However - there is always a but - we did send millions of our young boys and girls into Britain/Europe/Great Britain throughout the twentieth century and beyond, to protect all of our borders, interests, and people. Many of them died, and are laid in rest there. (And yes, there was French money - as well as Dutch. Suck it up. You created a political/economic child far larger than your English self. Other than the one scratch during the 1770s-1780s, we have not bitten the hand that fed us. Worse, we are often enameled by the royals, which is contrary to any sort of common sense we should have learned from the English, unless they/you are tired of it yourselves.)
@yukkydukky17523 ай бұрын
He is the absolute best ever . Brings back great memories. There was a lot of programs he presented , brilliant
@user-xq3je7es6f3 ай бұрын
Re compressed hidden dimensions, I have read that a “rolled up” dimension could explain the weakness of gravity, compared to the other forces. Has this hypothesis had general acceptance, and if so, does that bear upon the number of dimensions, and sifting the bewildering number of K-Y manifolds?
@claudiaclaudia9363 ай бұрын
MAYANS = Yucatan peninsula 🤐 MAYAN CIVILISATION IN MY DNA NOT AFRIKAAN😉 CLUB A.O.K KNOWLEDGE
@edwardmartin2433 ай бұрын
My understanding of it is incomplete.
@purringthepiss3 ай бұрын
Try using Vacuum carpet cleaner to clear the slurr???
@user-xz6xv8cf3n3 ай бұрын
Brian Green is a Saint
@Lovin_It3 ай бұрын
www.google.ca/books/edition/Lost_Discoveries/pheL_ubbXD0C?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=set+theory+china+inventions&pg=PA13&printsec=frontcover Pages 1-13 are worth reading, "Francis Bacon ... opinion [that] the inventions from China created the modern world."
@Lovin_It3 ай бұрын
25:22 Though far from monolithic, innovation and society took a different course in China; one served at the pleasure of an emperor who had the mandate of heaven. There were civil service examinations, which illustrated a limited degree of meritocracy in principle. Wars were frequent, and often private libraries were completely destroyed to prevent tech from getting in the hands of the enemy. To exclude these narratives is doing a disservice to the Western culture. For the contributions of native culture, start with 'A Fair Country' by John Ralston-Saul, perhaps framing the moral path for the future of the West outside of Europe.