Well, maybe not all of the slides were to be shown for reasons related to future presentations.

@@skiphoffenflaven8004 Unlikely. There is no reason any future presentation would be enhanced by these obvious omissions of inflection points in the data. Also, the graphs in the slides are also shown in Dr. Haights book, so there is no need to withhold the data on the part of Dr. Haight. Whomever controlled that particular Penn State video editing process should be fired. And let's just get it out there.....we all understand that Dr. Haight is hated by the left.

It's in the manual How to Annoy People, written by the cast of Monty Python.

so you can see their fucking responses, yes? can you see a benefit in that? also, you can just hit spacebar to pause a youtube video. when the camera does show the slide. hopefully you learned something useful.

@@rje4242 To be honest, your response is more useless that showing the audience while the speaker talks through the slides. Congratulations.

Focus on the content, and not just what's on the screen?

@@cwendt55 then why would one watch a video rather listening to an audio? If information on the slides is being referenced, and the speaker himself has put up the slides to add on to his oral presentation, he himself would have intended the audience to look at the slides while he was speaking.

Camera crew are hardly "elites."

Exactly

😂 oxymoronic?

@@laulaja-7186 only oxy

We watched the Night Stalker…..

Not even comparable since most TVs that came into being around the time that boomers were young were too heavy to carry and in black and white with poor sound quality. The smartphones make it possible for people to stay connected at all times so that the normal cooldown time between social interactions is practically non-existent these days. Plus the fact that you can carry around in your pocket a reminder that you're not good enough in the eyes of others or in the eyes of others that you have imagined that you can't even fathom you have imagined so it's like layers of mental illness that have just popped into the human consciousness ever since these f****** smartphones have become a thing. They're utterly trash but we're all hooked on them like I can't even believe sometimes. Sometimes I'll just be out at a restaurant and everybody is on their cell phones. It wasn't like this even with newspapers and magazines. Magazines and newspapers just can't hold a candle to smartphones because smartphones really do keep people hooked up to this constant stream of information that they can manipulate and go all over the place with and often go to the darkest places with. Old media just can't compare

I think of social media as an amplifier, it just exacerbates problems that already existed rather than creating the problems.

Right ….

Well that was considerate of him since trigger warnings have been shown to cause more emotional damage.

@@lawsonharrison6927 :)

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Campus protests accomplish nothing but inconvenience everyone around you. Want to protest an elite institution? Go to another school. If all you do is have a tantrum in public, you have done nothing. Take your tuition money and go somewhere else.

This shows you are ignorant and misinformed.

Never have I heard the protestors demand to free the hostages. Why is that?

There’s nothing heroic about obtaining a permit to protest, then once that permit expires they just stay and deface the university and destroy university property. Or threatening if not violently attacking Jewish students just for being Jewish. That’s called breaking the law and there is nothing heroic about that, which is why the universities have decided to break up these little charades. On Oct. 7th, 1,200 mutilated, beheaded, raped, tortured, killed. The IDF did not go into Gaza until Oct. 27th. These protests did not start when the IDF went into Gaza. They just changed the tempo after the 27th. For nearly 3 weeks before the IDF went into Gaza, those protests were protests of exhilaration. College professors and students openly admitted this. The desecration of monuments, the shutting down of bridges. These were triumphant parades “Look what we did to the Jews!” It only became a righteously heroic protest when the IDF reacted. Also, their concern is about a Muslim population that is being oppressed or killed by a majority non-Muslim. They have never said a word about the Uighurs. We have all kinds of commercial ties with the Chinese government. Stanford students, Cal Berkeley students aren’t going over to Apple to say “Not in our name will you do business and profit in the billions with China when they have a million Muslim Uighurs in concentration camps.” They never say a word about any other injustices going on in other part of the world. Their protest is only against Jews, so they apply a standard to Israel that they aren’t applying to anyone or anywhere else. And now of these students want to parade around in a keffiyeh which is essentially the new Che Guevara t-shirt for Gen-Z, along with a theatrical performance of a Muslim prayer when the police show up to break up the show, which is basically cultural appropriation.. and comes off a bit privilegeee.

Is heroic a synonym for mindless and destructive?

He is an intellectual so obviously doesn't support the Fakestinians

Project much? This speech is a half dozens or so years ago. Proof positive people will see what they want to see...even if it isn't present.

Clown 🤡

Israel just makes sense. The disinformation wars and inability to discuss anything the least bit political are exactly what the talk is about.