The Next Einstein From Africa?: Neil Turok at TEDxAIMS

[@elainerekopantswe2933]

A beautiful dream 💞 ndeed. As an African I'd love to see this type of institution being there all over the World. We need to invest in our children and their talent no matter where they are, how rich or poor they are or where they reside.

[@Blackjuicez]

Like the video said when last did African contributed anything toward science and technology? I'm 29 years of age and I can't mention a single thing so to suggest that we need to do better is somehow viewed negative? The fact that the comment was removed to me is the essence of negativity, the act of undermining critical criticism will only serve to hinder us from discussing issues that matters and to move toward reaching the goals outline in the video.

[@roelrovira5148]

Neil, the next Einstein will probably emerge from my home country Singapore,. Singapore scored significantly higher than all other countries/economies that participated in PISA 2022 in mathematics (575 points), reading (543 points) and science (561 points).

[@Blackjuicez]

I love the idea, it is time that Africa come out of the dark ages...

[@blokblok2009]

I am interested in wht type of organization AIMS is because tht will taken on a tremendous responsibility, & guidance 🙏 & will Africa 🌍 allow it or provide for themselves the same scientific methods,.I personally think ,including me as A born African American, from many generations born in America, migration from Africa over 6000 years ago , makes me a Ancient Decedent of Africa, perfect Consultant s for AIMS project. Starting with me. I need a change & purpose again.

[@vickman5138]

The man from Zimbabwe

[@teachermichaelmaalim6103]

It is an interesting coincidence that you made this video in 2013. You are one of the minority people who, like the Wright Brothers and Albert Einstein, dares go against the majority opinion which is based on past achievements rather than the realistic judgement that is based present observations. Your video will one day be used as an example of, once again, why people should not follow the majority opinions because nature has a way of turning things around and giving surprises. Those who laugh at people like you and Nicolette Mickey will turn to apologize just like they did for Ludwig Boltzmann, Ludwig Krapf and others. Thanks. Your dreams are truly valid. I, however, wish to correct you; Big Bangism is not science; it is a religion. Do not assume that your predictions will fit in with popular media science. When the one you call the 'next Einstein from Africa' comes, he will oppose your work on the origin of the universe so much that you will claim that he is not the real 'next Einstein'.

[@Raydensheraj]

The Big Bang is no freaking religion... There is enough evidence that it turned into a Scientific Theory... Or you maybe meant Alan Guths Inflationary Universe?

[@teachermichaelmaalim6103]

@Raydensheraj. I respect your religous beliefs. I won't counter them in any way.

[@blokblok2009]

Hello, I am interested in your theory, about all tht.. get back to me soon. Thks

[@LuckyPoop]

Wow that song was so amazing!