1958 High school exchange students - Ghana, India, France, Israel. "American High Schools" pt 2.

[@laikos4095]

The Indian guy is critical thinker and good at answering questions in a particular unique way. They are good all anyway

[@reconquistahinduism346]

Most Indians are like that. I am proud of that.

[@reconquistahinduism346]

@avanii Why are you so scared of nationalism ? What is true, is true period. India is not a by product of 200 years nation states like Europe and US. Nor is it founded on genocide of native people like middle East , christian Europe and US . India is a continuing civilization since many millennia and what I said about India is a documented fact for millennia. When US says American exceptionalism you parrot it and say it's ok. When it speaks of greatest universities ( though zero ground level knowledge is given there and there are affirmative policies that discriminate against Indians and east Asians ) you say it's ok , when they say they have greatest democracy when their own people commit insurrection and coup on their white house you say it's ok. But acknowledging Indias uniqueness is a problem to you. And then you say , why Left , congress etc are declining and Modi is ruling unabated since 2014 and continue to run. Because of you people .

[@sahdevrai3368]

@@reconquistahinduism346 most indians are critical thinkers? A huge majority of them believe anything circulated on whatsapp, facebook, youtube. Many among them considers nowadays that they are showing patriotism by buying fuels at higher prices. And also a huge majority considers everything going against government is foriegn conspiracy. Certainly most indians are not like him in critical thinking and also in many other ways. And by seeing many channels you have subscribed, i think you are one among those people.

[@saumyapandey2372]

@@sahdevrai3368 you're sick man 😂😂😂 You're mixing politics here ! with your political bais you're judging others, do you think people who think like you are only intelligent and critical thinker? You're discrediting your countrymen because they had elected a govt which you don't like or feel good for your country! But are they obliged to think same like you to be called an intellectual. The way you're Balantly generalizing people on the basis of your political bais is singn of stupidity and sick mentality.

[@meghanamegha3861]

@@sahdevrai3368 very rightly said! 👌

[@wilsonthehunter]

What Americans did is that they gave citizenship s to clever and talented people around the world over the period of time.

[@prachuryyabaruah7]

@@vidhis378 in my opinion not only that Americans also give the benefit to the citizens which make them to agree the Citizenship

[@pranavlonaree6732]

Lol

[@nub_vader8524]

But the times are changing America is on the decline

[@maulikrajput5535]

@@nub_vader8524 Lmao . They're not

[@nub_vader8524]

@@maulikrajput5535 oh yes they are , America isn't the sole superpower in the world and it will decline . Every great power comes to an end and

[@vrn69]

I have watched "Gopi, Ram, Krishnas Videos these Indians are really amazing I love these debates

[@Manoeuvrey]

Yess I'm also binge watching them These guys are just Too good

[@himanshupandey3539]

Tbh my fav was gopi sir ❤️🙏

[@user-gd7nk4re6u]

Gopi is savage 😁🧡

[@sowjanyah7820]

Even Nalini!

[@himanshupandey3539]

@@sowjanyah7820 yeah I ve seen her debate on religion she was amazing

[@niranjan2497]

I felt so useless being a 21 year old to watch these highschoolers talk like this.

[@rayc7671]

These are prematurely aged kids

[@dj-ux1jr]

I m ashamed i m 40 that's what our education system did to us .. feeling a bit angry as well

[@AnkitKumar-rx7ky]

They are the few selected by the education ministries of different countries

[@OreOmod]

+ It was in 1958...let that sink in

[@dj-ux1jr]

@@OreOmod that's no excuse

[@meghanayaradi4467]

I was so awestruck with Mr. Krishnan. I love how articulated, thorough & fluent of course language is never a measurement of one's aptitude but just a medium

[@ranishakashyap9312]

Correct 💯

[@greatgatsby7528]

I want to know where is Krishna. My mind says there are 99% chances of him moving to USA. Update: Yes, later he went to Oxford and after his studies, he became a diplomat. He's retired now, and living in Delhi.

[@pundlik9012]

exactly

[@gajabalaji]

That's why the American airline took him there.

[@sensei249]

more likely diplomat

[@anonymous-mx9vv]

i think he is dead

[@mrgyani]

What is his full name?

[@sanjaycharan4682]

Krishna was fantastic, I wish I could meet him really ... I am in awwww with the way he speaks and his confidence 🙏🙏👍

[@presymarauder]

Prolly in his 80s if at all he is alive. Assuming he is somewhere between 15 to 17 in 1957; 17 plus 65 equals 81 prolly in a best case scenario.

[@rayc7671]

After 60 years people still want to move to USA, even Krishna's grandkids would be chasing the US dream if he already did not move

[@presymarauder]

@@rayc7671 There is a difference in mindset among Indians though. I remember in the 90s and most of pre 2010s people from India wanted to move to the US and settle there as permanent citizens. The trend among people in the past decade and in the recent times is that people want to move there, study, work for a few years, earn enough money to get back to India and live in comfort with its relatively low cost of living, or move to Europe after upskilling themselves. The illusion of US being a paradise and Utopia among Indian youth has been destroyed. Now they just want to make use of the opportunities and move elsewhere in a few years. Still US is an amazing country, no second thoughts about it.

[@VillageboyBibhu]

Please call him ...krishna grandpaa🤭😃😃😃😃😃

[@rayc7671]

@@VillageboyBibhu Thats right Fake aakali Praudhatwa aaya hain...1950's main hi Grandpaa

[@sushi5304]

This is like 1vs 3....😂 Sir Krishnan just handled it very smoothly. He is an amazing delegate..... 😊🙌

[@rayc7671]

Politically correct - must have been tutored by his industrialist dad

[@prasanna2514]

@@rayc7671 well his father wasnt an industrialist 🤟🏻 but the education system Macaulay left behind (Britain) was industrialistic and it still is

[@rayc7671]

@@prasanna2514 Hoga....aise logon ka desh ya Hindu samaj keliye koi fayda nahi..ye US settle hua rahega and he would have felt on top of world after his daughter married a caucasian...or just become some Babu and made money

[@user-pakshibhithi10]

@@rayc7671 He became a diplomat and now he is retired and living in Delhi. Don't just spit something which came to your mind.

[@rayc7671]

@@user-pakshibhithi10 India's biggest problem in not furthering National Interests are useless diplomats who are timid, afraid, want to be too politically correct and darpok..the krishnan guy would excel in holding his champagne glass but useless like many Diplomats of Nehru/Gandhi era

[@Bigwhitemountianofsnow]

The Indian guy was on another level, transcending the conversation to new intellectual level with each point he made.

[@RakibHasan-455]

That france girl was saying her word to win but that indian guy was trying to solve the matter in a logical way! Such a great debate :v .

[@nefertitibelinda1146]

This program shows that- The American education standards started declining a long time ago !!!

[@powerhousebikki]

But still America gets the best mind.

[@xiaoshen194]

@@powerhousebikki because of money. Otherwise American highschools are lacking to inculcate good quality education. But American colleges are great 👍👏👏

[@powerhousebikki]

@@xiaoshen194Oh I see.

[@artofemersonterry7192]

... declining or the system was lacking from it begging, as the students point out.

[@bhavyagulati1152]

@@nemosdiary8271 they didn't looted stop blaming to other this is our worst thing why we blame other indian itself go there noone force them

[@aditi.0725]

Well Krishna has amazed me. He is sure of what he wants to say to the public and conveys skillfully. So talented

[@manishhb7864]

wow Krishna is brilliant. It's amazing how well formed and informed they were back then. In today's so called information age, it'd be hard to find folks double their age with such vision and clarity of thought.

[@samudrasarma6555]

Maybe u never looked for them to begin with...cause there are a lot of greatly intellectual personalities around us, but maybe they are silent cause they realised noone will listen to them anyway...

[@samudrasarma6555]

I would strongly argue with this folks the cream of the crop, in one aspect...that is they think people should be given chance on the basis of there qualities of mind, and if a brilliant student go to pursue a not so brilliant way to spend their lives then it's the fault of education system itself... That's not true at all, cause we can choose what we want to be... schools target is to make us knowledgeable enough to understand what we really love... though these education systems are non stimulus, I prefer getting to know every subject in a school...by every I mean everything, from surgery, medicine to IT, programming, to history, geology we should learn the proper amount of everything so that we can choose...and there should be a opt out option as well if we don't like it... Idk if the indian guy was really wise or focused, but I'll say he isn't really understanding the big problem here, he is trying to cope with it(as all indians are taught to do from childhood, cope with our environment).

[@chamboyette853]

​@@samudrasarma6555 I would take a more nuanced view. You can certainly find brilliant young people today. The difference however is that in the debates back then, people tend to really listen to the other person's opinion, instead of belittling it or making a straw man out of it like they do today. That is what has gotten so much worse today.

[@einzelganger7744]

When there's an Indian, it's always 1vs the rest 🤣🤣🤣

[@Devil2Knight]

Someone once said if there are 3 Indians in a room then there 30 different points of view.

[@sanjanas4108]

Nowadays kids are not smart because, addiction of mobile, medias putting a virtual world and show them this is life , fast and unhealthy foods, not exploring the world or village's, no dharma, parents following European culture so kids will automatically

[@apurvmj]

That's your ego talking

[@shrusti]

@@sanjanas4108 not really today's kids are way smarter than the older generations, when there was less competition back then, but yeah these days having such affordable Internet everyone can learn and the competition increases

[@sanjanas4108]

@@shrusti i mean intellectual is not who gathered more information, information is not having value that is nowadays like u said with the help of internet anybody can get

[@rahulchopra8815]

Kids back then were so smart. We're getting Dumber and Dumber.

[@alstevens7060]

These were selected scholarship winners - the cream of the crop. The brightest teens of today hold up against these barometers of intelligent sophistication.

[@singhji_437]

Can't say dumb we are deluded I can also explain biologically we ought to be better then these but I will save u the time and just say we are too distracted to focus on our desires but at the same time these aren't the average students they are winners of a nationwide forum competition so can't really say in a intellectual fight of our generations best and thier generations best who would be better

[@Trignosis.]

That includes u too...but yea technology had its limit in past which made them use their brain more .But now we depend technology to do all the works

[@HarshKS2]

@@Trignosis. they r top class brains who won on national level then came to usa, pretty sure nowadays top class brains would be more intelligent cuz of internet (they can research freely,with extremely less time consuming).

[@aquacyanide]

not really, this comment is very idiotic. These students were the smartest and the brightest of their time, and the brightest of our times are just as smart. Comparing the brightest of an old generation to the average person in a new generation is something EVERY oldhead loves doing, whether its academic intellect, entertainment, or even music and art. It's a very clouded way of thinking, a misconception that's never cleared up for people like you guys

[@vivash8068]

I am extremely envious of the quality of debate these kids participated in with an actual interest in hearing another point of view, a quality lost these days.

[@VaibhavShewale]

that means you have never participated in GD or just seen one on news channel

[@joshuaeliasalva2774]

@@VaibhavShewale All I hear news channels do is shout. After that never even bothered to got there. I really love these debates. It is difficult to create ones like this . I made several strives but was only able to have them twice. People who don't burst out in anger when offended are a rarity.

[@VaibhavShewale]

@@joshuaeliasalva2774 well then you have seen the crap news chanel that only care for TRP and nothing else. i have seen like 2-3 debates on some news channel and everyone was so patient and were giving other people their chance. i have seen one on indian politics and one on indian youths growth. and yeah outside of nes channel i had debate in clg panel of almost 15 students and 3 judges!

[@joshuaeliasalva2774]

@@VaibhavShewale I would want to take part in one too!!

[@VaibhavShewale]

@@joshuaeliasalva2774 i don't know about how too enter that news channel debate but for college there is annual competeion is held

[@colorguppies]

Krishna was completely right. It’s up to us to learn. It’s funny because during this time the United States started to surpass the world. We have lost our thirst. Just look at Indian Americans, as a whole - we have done well.

[@lauren-ashleyblack8610]

I am tired of seeing "Why didn't they teach us this in school?" on social media

[@goodguyyt]

indians makes america run

[@pranavlonaree6732]

Lol. The factor the US surpassed the world was from hiring exceptional people from around the world and progressing in terms of capitalism and businesses rather than progressing majorly in certain scientific factors. The weapons made to terrorise other nations weren't certainly made in the US or even from people from the US. The factor they got strong from start is the gold they had in their lands which made them dominate other countries in terms of loans and their debts.

[@logiknotlogic6586]

@@pranavlonaree6732 True. Also due to the fact that they became a democracy so early

[@nikhilprem7998]

if Indian abroad are doing well, that shows the collective failure of Indian government and its institutions to provide good facilities to hold them in India. It should not be pride but the opposite that is be ashamed, many of our smart men when abroad, hopefully it changes, and there are small signs here and there specially Bangalore haha

[@spycowboi2190]

I love how the Indian dude speaks, he should do asmr in free time

[@spycowboi2190]

@INDIANSNIPER 😔

[@theHollowGabimaru]

May be he is now 80+ years old.....it's too late for this

[@hdthor]

He sounds like Noam Chomsky when Chomsky was in his 20s and 30s.

[@saketarora4352]

Too late bruh lol

[@priteshs3357]

Every debate has 1 Indian guy overpowering others with pure facts, logic and rational cross questioning !! Wonder what happened to Indian education in past 60 years and why don't we see such brilliant students in India now !

[@abhijeetkumar7974]

they are preparing for JEE

[@pavankumar-ff9bo8zc5y]

@@abhijeetkumar7974 huehue 😂😂

[@paneernpita2354]

We have Arnab Goswami 😳

[@abcxyz1881]

They are all in US

[@chudeshdmc7338]

@@abcxyz1881no they are in india just ignorenc towards them selfs and everything

[@pradeeptiwari1377]

Indian guy is blasting when it comes intellectuality

[@aritrabiswas7827]

The amazing thing is that the differences highlighted by Krishnan between the Indian and American education systems still exist 60+ years later.

[@Aditya-ds5xe]

That hair parting gives Krishna +100 IQ points .

[@anujkr6039]

😀😀

[@ooogabooga5111]

abs

[@stevedavenport1202]

LOL...and the sharp suit 👍

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

His expression too. You could tell he can see clearly through hypocrites if you happen to act like one in front of him.

[@marcusbrander]

I'm stuck watching these series :)

[@nandikaa471]

It is very refreshing to hear intelligent young people. Not the same now days.

[@WA-hornet007]

Ghana is a nation filled with the nice folks .

[@chewinggum5550]

Yep! Africans are usually nice :)

[@scipioafricanus9841]

Polite way of saying "nice but not particularly bright" eh? 😂

[@factsite6061]

Those days Debates by an Indian: Intellectual and smooth communication with reasonable points basically the best of all in the table of debate. Nowadays Debates by an Indian: Unnecessary rash communication even on national TV with completely baseless conversations basically drugs do drugs do drugs drugs do 😂

[@maulikrajput5535]

national tv debates were joke since their inception. You should try to participate in model UN debates.

[@factsite6061]

@@maulikrajput5535 agreed 👍👏

[@shinchannohara5621]

Bruh this is completely a different platform not a news channel debate 🙄🙄🙄

[@factsite6061]

@@shinchannohara5621 Dude 😂 seriously debate has a format with some tactics which apply for all debates irrespective of the platform or the topic of the debate. Every meaningful debate have those, I was talking from that perspective. So do you think our news channels nowadays have those meaningful debates !? If you think so 😂 I can't do anything Ps: I was not targetting All news channels I was only targetting some news channels which has a huge TRP and audience but still they show baseless debates, I mean dude if they have so much audience atleast upgrade quality of their debates which could give audience a quality time while they are watching. I was just talking about those issues, I just can't insert this whole thing in a memified comment right so it's not my fault if people don't understand humour and just think I hate all news channels 😂

[@Neelinmact]

Agreed completely ,,,

[@Solosational]

They were having a very articulate attitude and also very respectful towards each other . Today's kids are like "look at me I'm cool because I swear at everyone,all the time and take nothing seriously!!!"

[@professor6029]

ഇന്ത്യക്കാര് പണ്ടേ വേറെ ലെവൽ ആണ് ❤❤❤😍😍😍🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🔥🔥🔥

[@jujubiification]

proud of Krishnan who was ahead of times.

[@malmsia]

I would love to meet them, especially Krishna. He's so eloquent and articulate. I am equally impressed with the host. She is unbiased and listens openly without being defensive- she's obviously American!

[@RaikageSama]

They're probably dead

[@prateek5286]

For me American Education is based more on practicality of the subject and teaching techniques to learn topics. It tries make students self sufficient to learn more themselves rather than feeding all information to them. In this manner they understand more and in an easy way.

[@ashugupta1955]

This french kid got more english speaking skills than whole france itself

[@nikhilverma8241]

Lmao

[@leybenson]

These kids are wonderful. Eloquent, observant and very outspoken.

[@sagnik0397]

these kids are older than my grandfather🐣

[@sathvikayendluri2005]

That indian guy just nailed it

[@madusy6943]

A very good insight into comparative educational systems at that time.

[@viktorreznov3520]

It is astonishing how the points that Krishna has made on Indian Education are valid even half a century later!

[@gopinathrahul6293]

I guess I found a gold mine. In this day and age of social influencers, this is a refreshing and fascinating debate. These are the true influencers. Kudos!! ArchiveMC on posting it.

[@anantsingh7707]

These young people never speak over other.

[@pixelite43]

I am shocked to see this, Krishna is so smart, I wish I could be like him.

[@kishoreyc]

Krishna is superb. I find Indian delegates exceptionally talented and always make a great impact.

[@AshuSharma0413]

One of the best videos youtube has recommended in a while

[@p150]

i have watched quite a few of these videos. and i have seen the mentions of the participants but i am quite fascinated about the host herself. she was so ahead of the time. if anyone can point to know more about her, it will be very appreciated.

[@waltherhoffman6310]

The Indian kid handled them really well, though I have to admit that the French girl has a point.

[@sridhara.k2448]

Very articulate with their words and expressions. No mudslinging or slandering but mutual regard for one another. Today it’s much different.

[@rohsindia]

World war had only recently ended. People knew there’s no room for hate.

[@prestoX]

That's the beauty of the American education system getting open criticisms from everyone and then working on it to improvise the system.

[@soothingsounds1093]

That indian kid is very good. ❤ from finland

[@ricardobautista-garcia8492]

It would have been amazing to have debated the gentlemen from India.

[@bigbrainnow1394]

*That's why so many Indians are engineers and doctors in America* *And also at NASA*

[@websites3502]

California gdp is more than india because of these engineers and doctors

[@hrishikeshdalvi7691]

I'm from India and I find this comment cringe... Sorry world

[@rishabhyadav3137]

@Audrey Hepburn 70% ? Bruh if you did any research , the first thing you would realise is that reservation is capped at 50%.

[@rishabhyadav3137]

@@somitkhakse841 you argument is factual , logical and backed by law and social reality . I wish i could like your comment more than 1 time . Thanku Bhaiya

[@somitkhakse841]

@@rishabhyadav3137 Thankyou🤜🤛

[@LP-bf9oe]

Why don't such quality debate happen these days?? It is amazing how they treat each other with dignity and don't take anything personally. Also their speed of speech is perfect and clear , nobody is rapping like these days XD XD

[@carnelian7711]

Social media and trolls

[@mastergaurauv]

its is happening right now

[@LP-bf9oe]

@@mastergaurauv where?

[@goodguyyt]

Geo politics And the communist countries never let THEIR candidates speak truth

[@logiknotlogic6586]

debates like this(maybe not exactly like this since this was an international debate but proper debates in general) happen everywhere in India. In almost every school, in almost every city, every year with millions of really smart students. Im telling you this as a high school student myself in india

[@randheerkumarsharma5831]

The Indian guy is just awesome

[@alstevens7060]

says the Indian guy, no surprise.

[@randheerkumarsharma5831]

🥱

[@pandit_thanos5135]

@@alstevens7060 jal gayi

[@aliimran2485]

@@alstevens7060you need some burnol

[@TheAryanKnight]

@@alstevens7060 Of course. We don;t stab at backs of our own people. this is called social community bro. but you will never understand so leave it.

[@ytkillerlegend9562]

In this type of videos there is always one guy who says " I am addicted to this type of video "

[@dujonsonkar4221]

Appalling to see how the segregation program mentioned by the representative from Ghana was not discussed/highlighted/critized/questioned at all. We have come a long way I must say.

[@donaldcoppersmith1018]

More India did not have compulsory education. The reason seem to be money. Don't people decide where their tax money is spent? And all of the students support centralized education. Education in the US is controlled by the local school board. However, the state and federal monies have strings attached so there is some central control of the local school district community.

[@sriprakhyapochiraju9498]

I seriously want to know how all these people are now.....

[@elianacastillo5962]

Probably dead

[@sriprakhyapochiraju9498]

@@elianacastillo5962 I hope not...........it's sad

[@lindamimi2997]

Me too

[@Governor1935]

I saw one of similar debates and I understand the Ghanaian student in that video is a retired Prof of neurology in Columbia university... Prof. Bannerman

[@sriprakhyapochiraju9498]

@@Governor1935 thanks....good to know some of the identities...

[@shivanshguptakhard3447]

Its was like 3 vs 1 indian but then also indian 🇮🇳 rocks and overpowering others

[@Lolu-z6z]

change your name man i have the same name

[@mukundramanan6295]

Everyone in this debate was making valid points, the debate was a very logical and progressive one and not emotional. I think there should be international debates like this conducted in the present times, so we can bring countries together. I wish I could meet these personalities, especially Sir Ben and Sir Krishnan

[@Richdadful]

True I believe the same. For example in India they will teach you about engine in engineering college by book and drawings and make you understand its concept and give very difficult questions on automobile ignition. The student might have seen automobile engine one or two times and has a low practical knowledge. This leads to a system which greatly rewards muggers who just memorize up rather than think and understanding how everything works and how they can be better utilized. So the system doesn't develops critical thinking in students. This is shows up in Indian professionals as well. We are very good and efficient work at doing thing told. But if we are asked to make something new. Most Indians find it difficult. However this is changing. Its always the new thing which bring new innovation and money.

[@akashgiri209]

Indian guy handled them all really well

[@bharatvassee237]

these are kids and they are silly at best

[@Vishal-yf5yc]

@Ultra Chad Slav Oh yes! He is a libtard and is ranting against these speakers in literally every comment section. 😂😂😂😂

[@polarbear7]

@ϟϟ Your Argentinian Grandpa ϟϟ he played well 🌝

[@sanchitmehta7181]

i agree with kishna ,For example me i was a mediocre student till the age of 13(8th class ) ,While when i entered i began studying Hard and became one of topper

[@DhsA]

Exactly the same with me..

[@sanchitmehta7181]

@@DhsA yeah ,and that year found many of my friends who were intelligent in the eyes of teachers till 8th drowning

[@netruindrunaalai280]

Would really love to meet Krisihna in real life, he is speaking like a modern kid, really dude, you spoke abt the postives of practical education system and sexism in 1950s!!

[@realxavier4797]

Now show them tiktok...

[@ms.dentist]

You are literally everywhere 😂

[@Trignosis.]

I cannot talk like that in a million years....RESPECT 👍🏻✨

[@RajatSaxena97]

15:10 what an absurd statement 😂 apart from Mr. Krishna, nobody was making coherent points, just beating around the bush. Man, I want such debating skills!

[@davyroger3773]

To be fair not everyone has the same intellectual ability that's a measurable claim

[@subediramu]

Krishana, where are you now? He's the best among all. Love you man!

[@aparnam5524]

What isreal was saying was mostly about the attitude of students. That doesn’t depend only on education given in schools. It depends on attitude of their parents also

[@piyush2776]

My boy Krishna here clutching 1v4 effortlessly

[@RAMIC-tv1ye]

i see you a man of culture as well

[@DanceDelightOfficial]

The amount of respect for each other is awesome.. And those news channels on the contast omg

[@ponchanon2000]

Man, these 17 year olds are teaching the world how beautifully a debate can be done with calmness, careful listening, stating their own objectives with logic, and all with a complete respect to the other participants !! Alas, they had to time travel back to 63 years ago to show this to the rank shithouse world, that is 2021 !!

[@MayurHill]

at this age and at that time they were very good at English! Glad to see African man is also given seat to speak.

[@kofisam4106]

If the indian is given the chance to speak, why not the African?

[@spycowboi2190]

The French girl makes good points too

[@pradeepchethan3167]

It s really awesome Krishnan rocks, i can't believe how smart indians are, we can see those educated mind sets of india those times!!!!

[@the16blackmeccas68]

There are young people like this now...however we do not get to see them on TV or Social Media. There's always a -5% revealers -10% concealers -85% ignorant Amongst all groups

[@47rash]

Wonderful last words, never take things for granted

[@harshjaiswal1435]

I completely agree with krishna here, a school does not retard the progress of a brilliant student just because he is surrounded by moderately intelligent Individuals. Infact, having a brilliant individuals distributed commonly among all schools creates environment and impacts the thinking process of other students too. It also makes them understand their position among all. Also i like the sense in which they are talking about russian sputniks, a sense of fear i guess...

[@ThePathseeker]

No wonder those generations laid the foundation of what we enjoy today decades later

[@ninafangirl1]

I wonder why the girl from france sounds British.

[@TubhaniMuzik]

my thoughts exactly

[@agentkayl5127]

I was just thinking that.

[@williamharris6301]

Because they live next to Britain not Mississippi. Duhh.

[@rajeshr5261]

The Israeli girl sounded more French than the French girl.

[@SushilKumar-mp4tg]

Krishna is Truly Smooth .....Great

[@vitthalpatil1974]

Its always an intelligent indian who saves the image of India..Krishna opinion about having many subject i and social missfit is op🔥 🔥

[@theydontknowmeson...]

Born at a very difficult time yet very smart. Kids these days should learn from them.

[@somethingnew7078]

😑Everyone is asking why we don't have this today ............ You know the answer The social media had came with a baggage ....It gave freedom to all of us to just say anything which comes in our mind without rational thinking .... Online behaviour is taking over offline behaviour

[@sadanandbhise2566]

I would love to watch these 60's discussions than todays chaotic voices on television channels...

[@tatakae1709]

16:25 - Dude predicted the future

[@vaishnavishivkumar7593]

i wish this existed even now. Where the ministry of education of each country chooses a member who represented their country. It would be so refreshing to hear our current affairs and the relations each country has with another, prejudices etc. Im 17, which is around the age of the people in these videos and i cant express how much of a breather it would be to get some good debate from people in my same age group. Ofcourse the internet has those, in some corners, but the best of each country? it would be so good. im also indian, so it would be lovely to see such an educated and well spoken 17 year old, they would honestly be such an inspiration, much like these people are. Many people in these comments act like smart high schoolers dont exist anymore, but the literacy rates of many countries would say otherwise. I believe that this debate now would even be much better than these ones, because of our interconnectivity. We would see representation of a country from its youth, in this highly connected world.

[@vijaysridhar9777]

23:18 : Israelite girl speaks on Individualistic education what NEP 2020 (india) intends to do today ! It reflects Israel's Resolute and Revolutionary ideas which were way ahead above other nations; Indian delegate counters it like the conventional toppers of our School. Israel delegate's opinions seem to point out that she is the most observant, during her days at the American School

[@pranavlonaree6732]

It's She? I thought he was a boy. lol

[@vijaysridhar9777]

@@pranavlonaree6732 ruth lev? i suppose her? name? her tone doesn't seem to be that of a boy's! Doesn't matter! that person seems to have a very observant personality, pin pointed arguments not just to argue (like the indian guy) but a more holistic perspective. Kudos!

[@gunvardhansharma]

Today's generation should watch this. We really need introspection.

[@NiteshKumar-tn8xt]

It feels like the whole panel was just there to trash on American education except the indian guy. He was the only one to describe both good and bad sides.

[@FreeKnowledge.Official]

Feels like history is repeating its self again!

[@ayushmandal2847]

Indian education system which was present before Britishers and mugals was one of the best. Education was free of cost. Vedas consisting of knowledge from all fields are given. The best and most prosperous era of all time. What world is today is already present in Vedas book. All science everything.

[@ihateyoumylove]

Totally Baseless, Indian education system was only open to Two Caste Brahmin (Priest) & Kashtriya (Fighter) which were rigid structure and only by Birth One Gets. But Teacher only Brahmin Can become. Other majority (85%) were strictly forbidden from this education system , in scriptures even suggested to put Molten metal in ear if they hear anything educational or cut there tongue if they utter any education related stuff. That's a reason Ancient education was not carried forward because only 10% were allowed. Teacher were given free land grants in liue of education. Thanks to BRITISH/ MISSIONARY who opened education for all & united India.

[@ayushmandal2847]

@@ihateyoumylove Then you must have not read the report of British ruler where he mentioned about India's literacy rate in northern and southern part. People from all over world come to study in Nalanda. And which type of education are you talking about. Britishers ruled us moron. They want servants not rulers. In Gita it was written Karm se dharm hota hai, dharm se karm nahi.

[@Shaktobengalee]

@@ayushmandal2847 i think both of you are totally right in your judgement & points but one thing that's important is that we must have a long primary & secondary education totally in a boarding school ..cz that's how psychologically we grew up with a good mental state of good environment & education ..not actually living with family & avoiding the daily drama of love, respect or belongingness or some pleasure or comfort

[@RAIRADIO]

How can an education system that only allows certain castes be a god system. It's not a meritocracy from the get go.

[@madara.3059]

​@@ihateyoumyloveAnd where do you have read that because I myself Indian never heard of it. I'm from Bihar, the place where Nalanda University was built ( oldest University opened for worldwide people from different religions, race, nations came here to gain knowledge) do some research..

[@lindamimi2997]

The Ghanaian said they have a very small syllabus 😂. At that point, I knew our fat syllabuses have been in existence for God knows how long.

[@danieldarkwah7763]

Hahahaa you right no be today matter ooooo lol

[@anandabraham1792]

All 4 got scholarship to USA Ivy League . Just kidding . Nice debate . All 4 are good . I am bit partial to Krishna he spoke well

[@anandabraham1792]

French girl also has a point

[@pranjalcr7]

People who are complaining about current education system being responsible for them being not as smart as these kids should also consider that the knowledge that is available now is million times more than what they had to their disposal. It somehow means (as per my understanding) that the amount of knowledge is not as important as to the type of knowledge and the use of it. Look at these kids, they've utilized their knowledge to scrutinize the education system and they've used their critical thinking tremendously for sure. The students nowadays are somewhat learning "the best" knowledge and stats available to human kind but maybe it's time to think whether the method of teaching and the utilization of it should be emphasized more instead of the grades based upon a rigid system and more and more practical means should be used to educate young minds instead of cramming some data which you'll probably forget the same day!

[@AnkitKumar-ii4qx]

Proud to see a Indian 🇮🇳 back then also ❤️

[@vishalrai4307]

I would have been happy if he knew about our gurukul system here in India we have the colonial education system which produces mental slave of west but we are leaning towards our glorious history and education system slowly

[@bharatvassee237]

you mean the "gurukuls" that were based upon the Caste System? Public institutions paid for by tax payer money but restricted to admit only the elite classes? the extremely regressive, bigoted, stratified and hegemonic dark periods of Indian history should be brought back?? wow... some people really miss the good ol days! sands of time never flow backwards.

[@gap9905]

@@bharatvassee237 ufff! Do you wish to say someone else is responsible for your problems, without division of labour humans would been still in stone age. Ofcourse discrimination based on occupation is bad but people have tendency to respect one occupation more than other, you can't just fit your modern morality into things of past which are natural consequences of Human Mind there is nothing good or bad. There was no discrimination in admission to gurukul system the Kevata in Ramayana was a Gurukul freind of ShreeRam.

[@bharatvassee237]

@@gap9905 gurukul will never be allowed to come back PERiOD. Nither will ram

[@bharatvassee237]

Ramayan is Mythology, a bigoted account of all things Bad that were going on at the time. The only lesson is NEVER AGAIN!

[@Rajesh_5051]

@@bharatvassee237 ohh really ever seen Ram Setu?

[@saibhaskar7285]

It's more of everyone trying to prove their point against krishna than a debate. Inspite of everyone trying to sabotage his point, I liked his courage and explanations to stand against all of them.

[@attila-man]

I knew he should've been elected president of the world when he said "An educated leadership is absolutely futile when the masses are uneducated" How did he pull a clever quote like that from thin air?😰

[@NarasimhanMG]

From India's experience at that time? 😊

[@pixelite43]

He Got that from teh British Colonialism of India

[@sriharshacv7760]

Almost certain that it was the prevalent opinion at that time.

[@dudebro3846]

@@pixelite43 Where did you get that grammar?

[@hotmalejeet]

16:05 Krishna Predicted The Future Of Modi's India

[@muhammaddaniyalrashid9463]

That Indian bloke spoke the best English even better than the American host. Your Pakistani well wisher!

[@jyothsnavijayendra637]

I would much rather look at the strong points he made

[@madandu]

Stimulating discussions. Really observant and articulate pupils.

[@oic3237]

This is iconic❤️

[@MilindP]

No matter what the year is, you will always find the brightest people in every corner of the world. They are always in front of us, but we tend to turn a blind eye.