Nobel Minds 2008

Seven 2008 Nobel Laureates met at the Bernadotte Library in Stockholm on 9 December 2008 for the traditional round-table discussion and TV programme 'Nobel Minds'. The programme was hosted by BBC presenter Sarah Montague. The Laureates discussed, among other things, their own achievements, the worldwide financial crisis, and what research they think is needed most right now.
Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Martin Chalfie, Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Makoto Kobayashi, Nobel Prize in Physics
Paul Krugman, Prize in Economic Sciences
Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio, Nobel Prize in Literature
Luc Montagnier, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Roger Tsien, Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Hosted by Sarah Montague
Produced by Sveriges Television AB and BBC World
Copyright © Nobel Media AB/BBC World 2008

[@itsjaydev]

yes please! more of this

[@bardedicatedP]

"I'm doomed by heredity to do this kind of work." Rest in peace, Prof. Roger Tsien.

[@kimthienhuongdang8440]

"The first condition is peace. We cannot work. We cannot live without peace. And so, if we can contribute to the extinction of wars. This will be the first message we could convey by our words." - Laureate Luc Montagnier These words are desperatedly needed in today's deeply divided world. I commented in the hope that the positive and hopeful messages from the Laureates in this exchange can reach more and more people. This is by far my favorite Nobel Mind discussion. Move me to tears to see the joy, excitement and hope the Laureates portrayed.

[@gabrielkoomson4030]

I admire the thought process of the Literature Laureate especially with people in the less developed world getting access to high level knowledge. I am an African and it resonates with me. I love listening to Intellectual conversations. Thanks for the upload

[@lucystephanieproperties]

Oh thank you for uploading this for free on KZbin. I never knew there's even a show like this since 2008 and probably earlier? Awesome. 28:56 is worth sharing.

[@repentprayfast]

Thank you for uploading this.

[@reza3202]

Thank you for your excellent program.

[@sublimejourney3384]

Amazing! I was searching for this a few weeks ago but couldn't find it, and now it has been released 2 days ago!!

[@ketch-iologist6958]

Nice

[@Hermes_Agoraeus]

57:36 - Only the American laureates (partially) tucked their chairs back in!

[@kamaldey3893]

Nobel advice always comes out from the Nobel's mind and it depends on society they will listen or not. If they listen then the world will be changed in such a magic way that they can not imagine.

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[@judeburford1975]

oh my god... gosh! how privileged am I?

[@Tsuzuzu]

Wich month declared the name of the winner?

[@kristianfulton8646]

Imagine still not helping the American people, rent however much food however much. We don’t have enough for both and it’s been a month since they said they’d have everything passed. When 30,000,000 new families are on the street, let’s see what the politicians have to say.

[@corvuscorax3356]

what do you think is the total IQ on this table?

[@mohamedalichennani8572]

Infinity iq

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[@smmobile8119]

GOD GIVE BLEESINGS TO SARA AND ALL ELITE SOULS.

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[@sudarshanbadoni6643]

❤THANKS. Perhaps experiments with jellyfish are expected to be very sensitive and effective in comparison to higher order cellular creatures is just a guess work may be valid or not. Because simplicity is the beginning and further complexities are obivious in mathematical equations to other sciences. Thanks.

[@sublimejourney3384]

interesting, there used to be a different host

[@sizonkala2010]

We need to pull up our socks in Africa. Sucks to have no representation in such important platforms

[@gabrielkoomson4030]

Exactly My thoughts

[@aussiemeditation28268]

“Perhaps, within these limits, we can learn enough from history to bear reality patiently, and to respect one another's delusions. Since man is a moment in astronomic time, a transient guest of the earth, a spore of his species, a scion of his race, a composite of body, character, and mind, a member of a family and a community, a believer or doubter of a faith, a unit in an economy, perhaps a citizen in a state or a soldier in an army, we may ask under the corresponding heads astronomy, geology, geography, biology, ethnology, psychology, morality, religion, economics, politics, and war-what history has to say about the nature, conduct, and prospects of man. It is a precarious enterprise, and only a fool would try to compress a hundred centuries into a hundred pages of hazardous conclusions. We proceed.” - Will Durant, The Lessons from History

[@scottalberta3687]

The government need to be VOTED OUT! Need a complete overhaul!!!

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