Propoganda

Man, those folks walking by at the back of the lecture sure missed out on what may be best lecture on trapped ion computing for the layperson. 😅 Wonderful explanation! 👏👏

But there was no mention of quantum entanglement how can we relate???

There are more atoms in a glass of water than there are glasses of water in all the seas, rivers, ponds, streams and lakes. One only needs half a teaspoon of colloidal silver per day to introduce billions of silver cat-ions into our bodies. For some mysterious reason, the cat-ions remove electrons from bacteria and over 6000 different viruses, without harming good bacteria. It is hard not to think of colloidal silver as a God send. During flu or Covid attacks, I take it every two and a half hours. Go easy.

The parody is great, but hardly an exaggeration at all. I actually had some teacher who did all of this, all the time! And they were all teachers in (wait for it….) drumroll: performing arts and theatre, so they of all people should know how to present and communicate! … 😮

I have just one question; what does MOSFETS stand for?

Why the fuck did some professor tell their students to write their assignment in a youtube comment section? This isnt the place for that, this isnt a privately listed video for use of that class. Its just a profoundly stupid idea for several reasons, honestly

Comic Sans. Need we see any more?

I've literally had a professor like this and she even resembles this actress

This is so hard to watch because it’s not even a joke

2024 Purposive Communication, e ikaw?

As an electrical and electronics engineering student I apologise on behalf of her.

"yada yada entropy electronicolious blabla nano dual monitor protons" what???

Oh is this Saarland University? The quality has gone up!

Tim Heidegger wishes he could do this level of comedy 😂 10/10 funny as hell

I had a biophysics professor who unironically had slides like this. He had psi's bounce into the frame of the powerpoint. With green on blue comic sans He also answered any call on his phone and would talk during other people's presentations

1:03 "ᶦ ˡᶦᵏᵉ ᵗʰᵉ ᵃᵖᵖˡᵃᵘˢᵉ"

Wham City

😂new technologies

2:10 had me dying, the way she was like "are you serious?... 🙄😒😒"

lol

Who are these students...?

2:47 nah who says it "dec" Everyone expands it back to "decade"

Shout out to those students. Even though she was unprepared, didn't answer questions and was mostly talking garble, they were quiet, respectful and attentive. Well done them and, the actress was pretty good too.

haha pahirap tlga haha anyone 2024

the "log scale of course" got to me

everyone typing their homework in the comments lmaoooo

The impression in all of this is that the presenter had no mastery of the information she was passing on I did so many presentations like this, but overriding my flight or fight response is really hard 😅.

That’s brilliant lmao

wait why am i here

Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (CMOS; I’ve talked to people who think you are saying SEA MOSS)

What presenters and researchers giving presentations can consider: 1. Meet your audience where they are at. If you find your planned slides are too deep or too basic too late, wing it and edit your speech to fill in what’s needed. 2. Never assume the intelligence of your listeners is beneath your own. Being pompous as a lecturer, including a professor with a daily class, ruins the topic, makes people disengage with the thing you are passionate about, and makes them avoid YOU. If you think it’s about you, then you need a therapist for your ego. 3. Do give credit to anyone’s work you quote or images used with permission. It can get those people more work and grants to do more published findings. Be sure to honor them by displaying it clearly and doing a great slide, and put their names on the slide and/or the company logo at the end. I even will send the slides, all of them, to the person who let me use their work. They appreciate seeing how it was useful. 4. Have a Q and A at the end if you have no time to allow it through the lecture presentation. Ideally you could but it happens a lot. Be respectful to those questions and who asked it even if it seems like they should not be there for such a low level question. Your graciousness towards them may help others feel safe to ask what they think are dumb questions too, and could help someone learn in that room. At least it will make you approachable, and someone people want to work with and invite back again. 5. I know some book sellers are indeed doing things for the moolah. A white youngish man came to our Deaf university in DC, where all of us were minorities many black, and spoke about MLK’s protest that he’d written a book about and spoke as if he were there. I questioned him, the year it occurred he was an infant, and he stuttered and obviously was caught. He insisted we all take a photo with him, clearly for posting to his website. When he left I asked the white hearing professor why he was paid to come speak to us and she said we learned a lesson about not everyone is the expert they pretend to be.

oh that powerpoint presentation is beautiful oh my god

Watching this after "How to Speak" by Prof. Patrick Winston (RIP). Somehow it felt longer than an hour-long video. I want to die of cringe.

This is hillarius. Not a bad way of showing the donts of public speaking

Mosfet. Metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor, obviously.

Huh. Well, I hope none have seen reseach presentations like that! Very funny though.

who found this from the yt algorithm and not for homework? 👇

What’s the problem? Half of my lecturers barely speak English and I either have to find videos that reintroduce what was covered, or look up research on it myself. At least I could understand what she was saying. Least worst presentation ever.

I’m so sorry for these people that had to write these forced school responses.

1:49 haha

I lost it at 4:32 when she did that.

Why are there so many Filipinos?

I got serious. Unitl I realized.

No assignment here, just here for the love of the game

Some people really do possess a superhuman ability to be both wildly insecure and completely indifferent to the feelings of those around them simultaneously… especially some professors

Even if it’s fake, I’ve seen presentations and had professors who failed (but never one who refused) to meet the audience where they’re at. There’s a chasm of understanding and the presenter must be able to bridge that chasm. Even if some already know, beginning with the basics can go a long way to centering your lecture/presentation well.

why are there so many bots

The email sending sound sent me over the edge

1:47 that girl in the back gets it xD