@ungratefulmetalpansy but now is the Golden Age of A.I and high-level technologies. We are living history as we speak.

@@electrictrooper7386 Maybe. I remember people claiming expert systems were just an inch from 'real intelligence', and at least two other neural net 'golden ages'. But there we have moved the needle, even if we're probably just as far from 'real intelligence' as we ever were.

Most students are indoctrinated with the feminist cancer and political correctness nowadays.

@@LiftOffLife give it a rest...

bond284 Nope, it’s true. I studied the tripos at Cambridge. Keeping quiet is why we are in a mess.

@@russellinabush5186 Or is it the Feyman term?

'Lazy' is just a negative Russel conjugation for 'efficient.'

The advanced pathway of this energy 'radiation'?

... excluding KZfaq comments :)

@@AndreasDelleske lol easier than talking!

Im happy these two channels interact

@ProgM Funny how you're still here and find something utterly useless to write. If you're so interested in looking at something that's worth it how about you shut up about it first and actually do some work in academia for me to believe that you know better.

( _nods quietly_ ) going to pretend like I understood that

@apxo apxo I'm sad, sad he is not alive anymore ... would have asked him questions for his crass answers for which he has become famous or infamous for ... i only read that in Miles Mathis's expositions and Ken Wheeler's videos ... so the big nose here is a big give away ... hahaha

You approximate because you are a physicist

lmao... i watched the whole thing...more like staring at it like a fool.

Ha ha , being in twelfth grade , I was able to survive till the end , understanding and enjoying few intricate derivations leading to those results which Feynman used in the thesis !

@@yashagnihotri6901 here is the attention you want .

ok at least i can conclude that there is less action in everything in those contents :D

@J D he might just be lacking the fundamental knowledge to understand this, how can he be stupid if he lacks knowledge? Is einstein stupid if he couldn't understand a musical note?

Winning the nobel prize is hard but surviving 2020 is harder

24 is my age now 😳

come up with a corona vaccine

How about this: You figure out how boats can float and I don't kill you. Sound like a good deal? Don't care, get researching!

@UCIH3siny2Q82Jn68lTJ1PJg That is not entirely true because the lift force is equal to d.v, d being the density of the liquid and v being the volume of the object's part that is sunk in the liquid. Let's say we have a ship that has a mass of m. If mg = d.v than the boat floats. So let's say you added some mass to the ship, people. The density of water and the gravitational acceleration stays the same, but the total mass of the ship increases, so v has to increase as well. It sinks even more to float. If you added more and more people to the ship, it will sink completely because the force caused by his mass will be larger than the maximum lift force the water can provide which is basically the entire boat's volume times the density of water. So yeah the total weight of the ship matters. But if we are talking about the literal mass the boat has, than yes; it won't change anything because as you increase the mass you also increase the v as the density of the ship is consistent. I know what you meant and this comment is useless but it is 2 am and I am bored being home so please excuse me.

Yah they are so satisfying

georgebaggy That’s just plain wrong. Some people won’t have the brain capacity to understand certain things no matter the help or time

@@swe1337swe Not really. That is just a lame excuse people give themselves to justify giving up or not even trying. Those people are just lazy or uninspired. One can learn anything given the motivation and time. That was me in my current field of study in University. Just two years ago I had no interest in it, and that was a few months before I started.

lala hipponen Quite true. We too often easily forget that the bell curve of intelligence tapers off in both directions.

@@seferraziel9534 Of course not! That is a very extreme and sickening example. Also, that is a straw man argument right there. I know that people who are sadly "disadvantaged" cannot perform certain things that their disadvantage hinders them from doing. I am obviously talking about people who do have the capacity to learn and perform, but don't use it. That is a huge majority of people. There are also people who think they want to do something, but deep down they don't want to. That can also hinder them. Motivation is not something you can force, it is just something you have or get naturally. Amusia is extremely rare, though. I can't teach them music, because I did not learn how to, and I don't want to. I am sure it is difficult or impossible to teach them, it is a cognitive disorder. The only way to truly see whether or not someone legitimately cannot learn something is through a Physiologist or a diagnosis, but that can take time and patience - years of it, in fact.

@@FloatingJetsam The normal distribution does taper off in both directions. But there's an entire half of it above the mean ordinate value - and residing in that domain are two types of people with thinking ability: those who choose to think, and those who choose not to think.

Tanjim Riju 😍😍😍😍

Educated NewZealanders sound Australian.

THESM1THS Educated New Zealanders sound smarter than that.

Are you hitting on her

@@THESM1THS Sorry, Newzealendish is the weirdest accent on earth.

👍

I started PhD at 25. You just have to find your passion.

Most of the humans are at that age, don't be frustrated because of that, and above all don't make the mistake of comparing yourself to anyone but yourself.

Einstein failed his college entrance exams. Einstein failed a physics class in college. Einstein graduated in the bottom 20% of his class. Einstein didn’t get a job in academia until 4 years after his miracle year. 4 years after his special theory of relativity, 4 years after photons, a university finally was like “yeah. Let’s hire that guy”

It’s awesome to hear that you’re pursuing mathematics! P.S. Will you help me with my *math* homework? Hehe.

Hopefully I'll be doing a double major in Comp. Sci and Applied Math next year! 🙌

@Nissim Levy BS Bachelor of Science

I just commented a second ago about Nash’s thesis 😂. It’s so fantastic that I’ve had a printed copy in my study for re-reading for like 1.5-2 years now. It’s a mess now though.

@@pokeman123451 I'm shocked he has managed to write a 26 page thesis. But I suppose that is a testament to how original it must be. I haven't read it myself. But I've seen PhD thesis's where the introduction and review chapters are close to 100 pages.

U r absolutely correct....

Isn’t he the guy that literally came up with the phrase “black hole”?

@@willmungas8964 Yes; John Wheeler that is.

He finished his degree while working on the Manhattan Project.

@Nissim Levy Hr mentioned three "true paths" in his comment ... no mention of Christianity. How did you get to that point?

Not understanding quantum mechanics does not automatically mean that it's metaphysical.

Feynmann is God?

@@antonioruiz4767 Some people thought he was (and still think he is).

Or Matt Parker "only one true parabola"

@Nissim Levy Source? And why do you think this would be relevant?

@@lenn939 r/whoosh

A trained typist would've blasted it out with no problems ... but a two-finger typist, physics Ph.D. student is another matter entirely! :-)

Facebook was nonexistent at that time.

That's why our parent's fingers, at average, were thicker than our generation onwards. I have noticed that, and I am pretty sure it works in your state or country too.

Is 2050 I neuralinked mine.

Non-linear television is much preferable ... :-)

Have a good look in a mirror...

Yes I support this idea

Agreed

But ok

You gotta hand it to her