The award couldn't have gone to a nicer man. I'm thick as two short planks of wood however Professor Brian Cox gets his lectures into my head. Just waiting for the well deserved Knighthood to come his way now. If anyone deserves good things its him. Thank you for uploading this.
@loupiscanis94497 жыл бұрын
Thanks You .
@ConnorGrantham9 жыл бұрын
I don't think Sagan would approve of copyright infringement on educational media
@alexanderjames6328
4 жыл бұрын
Nevermind!
@oldpig53979 жыл бұрын
I love professor's BBC program. The BBC broadcast the highest quality program about the physics. Better thabn USA stuff.
@simonpmccullagh63208 жыл бұрын
Thank you for uploading this valuable lecture.
@xenocampanoli8152 жыл бұрын
I want to helpfully differ from a point in this introduction, in that I think a major failing point in much of modern social optimization is in trying to maximize the number of excellent people. I like Brian, and the Royal Society, but I also think they can easily and comfortably exist, and with much more health and stability, in an environment where the optimizations are around 1) maximizing the number of people with a minimal or healthful scientific and other academic competence, and 2) maximizing the freedom and opportunities for stable productive position holding by those working to achieve things beyond that minimum. What we lack is not accurate knowledge, but general critical thinking and competent fundamental understanding. Thank you.
@xenocampanoli815
2 жыл бұрын
The reason diaspora behavior is so vital is because roughly equal dispersal of vital resources like knowledge is vital to sustainability.
@MeeHandle
Жыл бұрын
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
@jennybailey29988 жыл бұрын
Another TV show I wasn't able/allowed to watch growing up.
@jennybailey29988 жыл бұрын
I was strongly discouraged, at, home, from furthering my education. beyond GCSE. at 16 I grew up in an world where going to work and bringing home a wage was seen as more appropriate.
@18daisydoll65
7 жыл бұрын
jenny bailey How about resurrecting your interests and studies through the Open University? www.open.ac.uk/ It's an incredibly rewarding experience.... good luck
@jennybailey29988 жыл бұрын
I never got to watch, "The Ascent of Man," but my parents bought the accompanying book, "The Rise of Man."
@jakke19753 жыл бұрын
How 7 years can make such a big difference...
@umagi3d8082 жыл бұрын
The geniuses behind the highly successful Brexit operation and of the Boris government completely agree.
@tuberworksjones8 жыл бұрын
why are all these videos the same one with a different cover pic to make it look like a new one
@aaronlward
3 жыл бұрын
If you watched it you would realise that the main image is actually the presentation. The images change as he talks about the topic
@markgyver8093 жыл бұрын
Do the collision in the LHC make a sound Audible to human ears. If so, how loud is it?
@Flaggyt3 жыл бұрын
When I read the title I new it was from before Brexit... That threw a bit of a spanner in the idea I think. Keeping up with the rest of the world will be difficult enough now. ;)
@edwardm92469 жыл бұрын
If everyone knew of Plato and Homer etc etc would the wonders of these people being blunted as the marvel of intelligence at this level now be the norm?
@daveffs1935 Жыл бұрын
56:44 if only they knew...
@steeneugenpoulsen8174 Жыл бұрын
If I was Brian Cox, I would be crying myself to sleep, because I don't think this could have aged any worse.
the best place in the world to do science ? lol then you have a long way to go sir
@alexanderjames6328
4 жыл бұрын
You need to brush up on history, it certainly isn't the USA.
@theklaus7436 Жыл бұрын
I admire Brian but he almost is too soft. I would wish he said something about environmental issues, faith etc. perhaps the reason why he’s so popular but we need smart people to stand up for humanity. By all means so at speak
@TMB2479 жыл бұрын
I was100% with Brian until he got politically correct and mentioned ALGORE who is an absolute idiot. So now I guess I'm 99.99% big Fan and love his work and what he does for Science. I just have to remember this Lecture / Speech is basically about funding and the Grants and other $ are coming from those with guns at the heads of those that are Taxed (ie Prince Charles and other MMGW believers) have the vehicles/methods/infrastructure to collect and disperse a small % of the $ collected.
@laureylynn4 жыл бұрын
Rubbish
@be-informed.2 жыл бұрын
This guy Crian Box is an absolute Freud!!! Rages when asked unplanned questions about space and the moon!!! What ever is true this guy is telling us believe the opposite!!!!
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The award couldn't have gone to a nicer man. I'm thick as two short planks of wood however Professor Brian Cox gets his lectures into my head. Just waiting for the well deserved Knighthood to come his way now. If anyone deserves good things its him. Thank you for uploading this.
Thanks You .
I don't think Sagan would approve of copyright infringement on educational media
@alexanderjames6328
4 жыл бұрын
Nevermind!
I love professor's BBC program. The BBC broadcast the highest quality program about the physics. Better thabn USA stuff.
Thank you for uploading this valuable lecture.
I want to helpfully differ from a point in this introduction, in that I think a major failing point in much of modern social optimization is in trying to maximize the number of excellent people. I like Brian, and the Royal Society, but I also think they can easily and comfortably exist, and with much more health and stability, in an environment where the optimizations are around 1) maximizing the number of people with a minimal or healthful scientific and other academic competence, and 2) maximizing the freedom and opportunities for stable productive position holding by those working to achieve things beyond that minimum. What we lack is not accurate knowledge, but general critical thinking and competent fundamental understanding. Thank you.
@xenocampanoli815
2 жыл бұрын
The reason diaspora behavior is so vital is because roughly equal dispersal of vital resources like knowledge is vital to sustainability.
@MeeHandle
Жыл бұрын
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Another TV show I wasn't able/allowed to watch growing up.
I was strongly discouraged, at, home, from furthering my education. beyond GCSE. at 16 I grew up in an world where going to work and bringing home a wage was seen as more appropriate.
@18daisydoll65
7 жыл бұрын
jenny bailey How about resurrecting your interests and studies through the Open University? www.open.ac.uk/ It's an incredibly rewarding experience.... good luck
I never got to watch, "The Ascent of Man," but my parents bought the accompanying book, "The Rise of Man."
How 7 years can make such a big difference...
The geniuses behind the highly successful Brexit operation and of the Boris government completely agree.
why are all these videos the same one with a different cover pic to make it look like a new one
@aaronlward
3 жыл бұрын
If you watched it you would realise that the main image is actually the presentation. The images change as he talks about the topic
Do the collision in the LHC make a sound Audible to human ears. If so, how loud is it?
When I read the title I new it was from before Brexit... That threw a bit of a spanner in the idea I think. Keeping up with the rest of the world will be difficult enough now. ;)
If everyone knew of Plato and Homer etc etc would the wonders of these people being blunted as the marvel of intelligence at this level now be the norm?
56:44 if only they knew...
If I was Brian Cox, I would be crying myself to sleep, because I don't think this could have aged any worse.
@bellywood7688
Жыл бұрын
Sadly, I agree
ความชอบแระความต้องการ หรือความจิง ต่างมีความจำเป็นแระสำคัญ.ในโลกของสื่อเสมือนจิง.
Carl sagen's Cosmos!
ข่าวมันออกมาละใครคือผู้นำ ข้าว่าคงเป็นทรัมป์ ที่เหลือก็คงเป็น ความจำเป็น ตามความชอบหรือความจิง
ระวังไวรัดลงสมองละ
the best place in the world to do science ? lol then you have a long way to go sir
@alexanderjames6328
4 жыл бұрын
You need to brush up on history, it certainly isn't the USA.
I admire Brian but he almost is too soft. I would wish he said something about environmental issues, faith etc. perhaps the reason why he’s so popular but we need smart people to stand up for humanity. By all means so at speak
I was100% with Brian until he got politically correct and mentioned ALGORE who is an absolute idiot. So now I guess I'm 99.99% big Fan and love his work and what he does for Science. I just have to remember this Lecture / Speech is basically about funding and the Grants and other $ are coming from those with guns at the heads of those that are Taxed (ie Prince Charles and other MMGW believers) have the vehicles/methods/infrastructure to collect and disperse a small % of the $ collected.
Rubbish
This guy Crian Box is an absolute Freud!!! Rages when asked unplanned questions about space and the moon!!! What ever is true this guy is telling us believe the opposite!!!!