Walter Isaacson | The Code Breaker | Talks at Google

[@DanielPrasetyo83]

Walter Isaacson is a brilliant messenger of science. Legendary!

[@billkramer2994]

Walter is a great reminder of the great comany builder motto - KISS. He brings the technicaleeze to down to the the very understandable that brings the layman to the subject matter that they shied away from in the past.

[@elenap8016]

Thank you for sharing these talks Google. Great talk!

[@youngking7957]

Thank you. This is a next big thing in our healthcare science.

[@vishaalbhatnagar3924]

Brilliant conversation!

[@lizgichora6472]

Thank you, Walter Isaacson I enjoyed the book CODE BREAKER. I agree with you on the aspect of Social interaction which is a healthy component of healing and Overcoming challenges.

[@zakirzak1494]

Great talk … new era of science has opened it doors

[@hir3npatel]

Wow, excellent talk, very interesting and fascinating.

[@martinlieberman8678]

Codebreaker was a fascinating book; Isaacson did a great job explaining the science for the layperson.

[@danpaulrose1]

Timely and terrifically exciting... Walter is a great "explainer"... thank you

[@alanrapoport2090]

Did leonardo ever meet face-to-face with Lorenzo the Magnificent ? Did Lorenzo visit Verrocchio’s studio?

[@enriqueac7641]

The reality is that human eugenics is everyones hope

[@Silvertestrun]

Ty

[@prasunmishra9625]

Now he is writing Elon Musk biography. ❤️

[@rishabhfalke4652]

Seriously??

[@prasunmishra9625]

@@rishabhfalke4652 yes

[@ryanmckim9501]

Awesome

[@JavierJurado]

Amazing man

[@issackants8481]

Steve Jobs;Thank you Sir

[@pretentioussystem]

Interview starts at 1:27

[@nHans]

21:47 Walter Isaacson said, right to the Googlers' faces: "Smart people are a dime a dozen, and they don't really amount to much." 🤣 The clueless Googlers nodded in agreement. Meanwhile, Mensa, not having recovered from its fit of apoplexy, hasn't yet responded to a request for comment.

[@dm20422]

✨

[@ft.ajinkyaaa]

❤️

[@madscientisthostdanceschoo1220]

May I explain anything future time cut at a normal sentence mean xyyxgen

[@enriqueac7641]

The human cost of not preserving and better our dna can only be supported by the worst of monsters

[@madscientisthostdanceschoo1220]

Tri the discovery of Cemo treatment

[@OmarLocke36]

these are the enemies of humanity. we see you.

[@madscientisthostdanceschoo1220]

Get me a crisper test kit

[@madscientisthostdanceschoo1220]

How is crisper tasked. Rnawra

[@ChungYLi]

More against the book than the summary. This book is written by a non-scientist for non-scientist readers. It talks about the people, rather than the Crispr science. It isn't a book for a scientist (but not a life-scientist,) trying to understand the Crispr technology.

[@kennypool]

Why do you sensor conservatives?

[@rogerc23]

Issacson has always censored republicans, especially in his days at CNN in 2001 and 2003, of course the days after 911 and up to W.Bush’s illegal war crimes against Iraq. I’m not judging him I’m just pointing out what he did when he ran CNN.

[@kennypool]

@@rogerc23 Thanks for your input Roger