Lecture 5.3: Patrick Winston - Story Understanding

[@gregorybattis9588]

Every single time I listen to Professor Winston speak its like I time travel into the future. And when I turn on the news its like I step back in time.

[@EranM]

My god, this is probably one of the best lecturers in the world

[@alexbalaiban2622]

Agreed.

[@visionary-saasmarketingfor7299]

@Astute Cingulus Just shut the fuck up please.

[@InvalidPersistentName]

@Astute Cingulus It's also a way of expression. Saying Dear God doesn't mean you beleive in god.

[@conephompany]

Why?

[@CTOInformation]

which world?

[@vivekmishra007]

RIP prof, thank you for everything you have done for humanity.

[@oudarjyasensarma4199]

its a huge loss RIP

[@oudarjyasensarma4199]

RIP Professor , Thanks for everything!!!

[@thedislikebutton3425]

Rest in peace sir. You are a masterful orator.

We are studying some native american languages, in order to prevent their extinction, and we have ended at this aisle towards fun and understanding. Thanks you all that pay MIT, since we cannot but we are instructed with the same quality as you.

[@raphipik]

Lol he really followed his own rules from his lecture "How to Speak"

[@maxwellbliss]

Rene Girard helps a lot with understanding who the human being is. If we can understand how mimetic theory works, and how the mythical violence of the scapegoat creates culture, we should be able to work on our problem, the problem of "are they dangerous."

[@fyuuredhijgfzregjjygtdftyi6021]

I could not possibly agree more with the conclusion.

[@stevenhung3435]

RIP, hope one day I could follow up your step

[@sarkhanmammadli9673]

RIP!

[@TheSquizzles]

Thanks for this content.

[@frederikschenker8611]

MERCIE POUR GRANDIRE TOUTE EN GARDENT PLACE POUR LES QUESTIONS D'enfant le bénéfice du droit a se tromper et la diffusion public de recherches fondamentale Frédo votre dévoué serviteur dans l'AMOUR de la connaissance

[@kevintyler386]

wait he passed away?? smh i just stumbled across him lasnight

[@ChrymiaRiver]

Had to pause at the end and think for a minute.

[@wibulord926]

RIP in heaven professor

[@charlesgrant8638]

Thanks for everything

[@quintonwilson8565]

Isn't detecting a bus just "electronic/brute force" pattern recognition?

[@fyuuredhijgfzregjjygtdftyi6021]

These sorts of relational diagrams do my head in, partly because of the following: "Macbeth murders Duncan. Duncan becomes dead", in which the becoming dead of Duncan is already contained in the Murder container. Aaargh. HOW do you decide what to put in the containers, and how do you indicate the relation, especially with horrible backdrafts like "in order to". Too much complexity.

[@fyuuredhijgfzregjjygtdftyi6021]

'John kissed Mary. Mary became touched" is the same. Arghh

[@fyuuredhijgfzregjjygtdftyi6021]

Why is there a dip in humans' green /yellow light perception??

[@miguelorozco936]

Tratando de aprender inglés están padres sus clases.

[@charlesbourgoigne2130]

actually the Neanderthals were as intelligent as Homo Sapiens were. Also capable of symbolic thinking (dirlling holes in shells, building structures - see Bruniquel cave in France). So, thinking is at least 180000 years old (age of the evidence)

[@flashsssky]

Can anyone find the paper about Asian student's view on Macbeth?

[@floridaLise]

42:20 Dr. Jordon Peterson does that too. He talks to himself in front of an audience to help him figure out puzzles and learn from himself.

[@inkbythebarrelandpaperbyth6905]

MIT has its own Jordan Peterson, roughly speaking. And that's that!

[@02khal]

With more intellectual humility, a lot less logical/statistical fallacies and fake references...yeah

[@PabluchoViision]

@@yunusmulla7723 Didn’t realize there’s an obligation to admire Jordan Peterson, and anyone who doesn’t is a horrible human being-a “hater”! I’ll definitely have to keep that in mind.

[@PabluchoViision]

Peterson is very sharp on some things, especially in his field of clinical psychology and on certain moral and self-improvement topics-his arguments for humility, open-mindedness, and the spirit of learning are often insightful and inspiring-but he can be embarrassingly bad on history, political philosophy, and what used to be called sociobiology. Winston is straight brilliant and I’ve never heard him make a fool of himself. It’s also a funny comparison because Winston was around and masterful for 30 years before Peterson came on the scene.

[@omerblk1773]

😎👏👏👏

[@conephompany]

I did not enjoy this and learned little if anything. IMO it was a fragmented lecture on a hazy range of topics. I'm not well read on AI but am interested in it. The lecture title doesn't align with the description and stretches into obscurity even further after watching it in its entirety. I think all the pertinent info could be summed up in a 5 min read. What did you honestly takeaway from this lecture?

[@rivalofseasidemark_archive2627]

a steak and ale pie

[@froglet827]

honestly not much

[@Alhaweeee]

1+1=??, Are you really anything close to maths n logic??? To comprehend such crystal clear one of the simplest neatest juicy lectures I for one had ever had!

[@alemejigukassa8681]

Jesus loves you ❤

[@rajivgokhale3629]

Thane ofcowdor

[@kosteaproduction]

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