Matt Ginsberg is no nonsense and I love it. Doesn't laugh at the interrupting jokes, and keeps on going with his statement.

@scottm2553

3 жыл бұрын

The jokes really get to me. This podcast could be really awesome if that one guy stopped making those terrible jokes.

@brixen0623

2 жыл бұрын

Chuck Nice is a Philly treasure. The rest of the world doesn't need to like him. We love him. We will defend him the same way we did Gritty🤣

@supanovaninja

2 жыл бұрын

I love Neil, and everything Space. But to be honest, I watch the podcast for Chuck. If no Chuck, I move to the next episode.

NEIL, MAN, i read all ur books and really enjoy the way u teach us everything.. i really with that one day i can have at least 10 min chatting real life with u.. thank u for being who u are

@IIISentorIII

3 жыл бұрын

There is at least a 94% probability you never will according to my data on you.

5 minutes in and I can tell this will be a great episode. This guest is sharp and smart asf.

@zionantoine9629

3 жыл бұрын

Yh

@tominigerianinterfan2758

3 жыл бұрын

I was literally about to make the same comment, his episode on football probabilities was dope

@montanamike7948

2 жыл бұрын

This episode is terrible

The Mars basketball conversation was basically them describing the game in Space Jam

Please an episode about the possibility of a decentralized civilization!

@renatoigmed

3 жыл бұрын

I think that unfortunately never. what is noticeable is that the population, regardless of which country they are from, asks for more and more state aid. both here in my country and out there in the USA the tug of war between liberals and socialists increasingly tries to socialism and this is due to popular support to elect the most leftist politicians hoping that the state will be as assistential as possible. I think humanity will end up in a communist dystopia.

@danrazART

3 жыл бұрын

@@renatoigmed sure, supporting genocidal maniacs is much better. Nice! 😂

@paladinsmith7050

3 жыл бұрын

@@renatoigmed Technocratic dystopia.

@renatoigmed

3 жыл бұрын

@@paladinsmith7050 call it what you want. at the end of the day there are only two destinations: one with or the other without freedom.

@paladinsmith7050

3 жыл бұрын

@@renatoigmed Well it's pretty obvious which destination it is. 2020 just showed us what they want for everyone on Earth.

Neil you got beautiful flowers behind you! I love that when I watch your Star Talk I laugh and learn simultaneously :)

@eagle___shadow

3 жыл бұрын

I love ❤️ this channel👍👍

@anytimefishingandoutdoors6983

3 жыл бұрын

Anything Neil does is “cosmic”

You guys have more original movie ideas in just a few podcasts than Hollywood in the last 20 years.

@ryanpitcock6660

3 жыл бұрын

M

I hope Matt Ginsberg comes back time and time again, and not just to sports editions, his contributions are great. I’ve read his novel as well, Factorman, and it’s really a fantastic read.

@mlginsberg

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you for release content on the weekends. I allows me to stay focused on productivity whilst listening. Thank you, truly.

So amazing how much information can be squeezed into less than an hour and keep it extremely fun and entertaining and informative!!!

Honestly im really beginning to think i can't live without Neil right now 😂

Great episode. I love this guest. Such interesting topics. I love basketball and analytics. I remember his last episode. Where he enlightening me that How many mins a player plays earlier in the season is such a huge predictor of success later, hence all the "load management" going on over past couple years but after taking this info into account I feel it's definitely been a big factor in 18,000$ of sports bet winnings of mine in the last month

"When you think you have done your calculations, we change the rules' - Casino

Another GREAT episode . I need more knowledge! More knowledge = more star talk episodes !

I love the guest Matt. He is in a ton of science documentaries that i have saw and enjoyed many times

@liveshkumar7322

2 жыл бұрын

Can you please link some? I'm interested thanks!

Brilliant interview!

Think it's about time that Chuck gets some respect put on that name in regards to the social media. It's like he doesn't exist on the star talk instagram!

We should celebrate the diversity of differing human attributes, skills, levels , and individual talents. We are different and we are many. Clever got us this far, and tricky clouds the way.

Strong recommendation for Matt's book!

@mlginsberg

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, John! :)

Love Garys beams across his ceiling ❤️

as a data scientist this was great explanation in the first segment

If I remember it right, Jordan once dunked from behind the 3-pt line and just almost from the half-court line. I think the opponents were called the Monstars.

We tried using a complex program to predict where medical calls were going to occur in Toronto. We wasted a lot of fuel travelling to locations where nothing happened.

Neil please consider doing an episode on analemma and equation of time. I'm struggling to understand how a few seconds of variations in solar day length would accumulate to more than 15 minutes difference between apparent solar day and mean solar day.

In Fredericksburg Texas. The lights on Main Street end up going green at 22 mph one way and 31 miles an hour the other way.

Matt Ginsberg is the real Spock: he doesn't breathe out any emotion.

@infirite72

3 жыл бұрын

he like -_-

@JohnJohnson-br7si

3 жыл бұрын

Idk he looked irritated to me when they were joking about his companies, maybe even a slight eye roll....

@smesh4190

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnJohnson-br7si classic narcissist

@mlginsberg

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnJohnson-br7si I wasn't irritated!

@JohnJohnson-br7si

3 жыл бұрын

@@mlginsberg maybe irritated wasn't the right word lol

Putting a lead weighted vest on in a boat is probably a bad idea guys !!!

@ccelik97

3 жыл бұрын

Making a heavier & vertically balanced seat that moves proportionally to her weight shift to compensate would've been a more suitable solution I think :D

Team work makes the Dream work!

This is what it would look like if we watched the original Star Trek crew having a random regular conversation while travelling somewhere. Neil = Kirk, Matt = Spock, Gary = Scottie, Chuck= Sulu

Hey there heroes! Thanks for making this channel! I also have a question: what would happen to a mollusk (squids for example) if it was in the vacuum of space? Will it expand along with the universe?

Scott Sigler gfl series is the ideal place to look on this topic incredible books

It's important to say this Chuck is really really smart

Well, in Chuck's defense, that isn't something from movies. Plenty of golden era science fiction authors described what Chuck said in their works. Modern day movies just adapted their ideas to the silver screen.

Chuck, where did you get your science believe it or not shirt. I want one!!!!!

Scott Sigler should be on this episode 100%

Awesome!

I would posit, at least for basketball, that a better motivation variable is how teams played in the game directly following an upset or a close loss, or in the first rematch between the same two teams following the upset or close loss. I don't think seeing if they lost a finals game in a previous year is going to yield better indicators of success, especially at the collegiate level since rosters change very often.

Hello Neil Love you from Morocco

Detroit: Become Human. (Someone had to).

@ViratKohli-jj3wj

3 жыл бұрын

I already did that so you didn't have to but yeah

@fizyknaut8108

3 жыл бұрын

@@ViratKohli-jj3wj Oh sorry. I'll go look for your comment

@fizyknaut8108

3 жыл бұрын

@@ViratKohli-jj3wj I can't find it

You guys should have a talk with palantir !!!!!

Always wanted to ask: every Mars movie and many science shows show dust storms as fairly violent events. But with only 5% of our atmosphere would those storms have any real clout? I'd think the microfine dust would be a nightmare for our probs and rovers but so far they've managed. I guess we've handled that well enough. But I'm a bit skeptical about storms in that thin of an atmosphere really blowing Matt Daemon around so easily in the movie "Martian."

Came to listen about machines. Left because of talk about sports.

Neil " I can answer for you " Tyson

I think the problem right now with saying "you can recreate me in a computer" is that that computer would probably mostly use our social media presence to "recreate" us

1st. Big fan Started discovering my interest with stars and beyond due to Neil. Thank you.

First time I’ve heard nc two A I’ve heard ncaa and nc double a before

🔥🔥

But can you run just as fast if you are too light? In order to have enough speed to jump far enough to dunk

Training in Colorado is next level. When you first srart training there you literally feel like you aren't able to breathe. I discovered I had asthma thanks to Colorado. Beautiful mountains, not so much oxygen tho. Lol

What material have the highest heat index? Can a nano Dyson sphere give us more overall solar power output or would the larger one be better?

9, 14, 15, 12, 5 10, 16, 18, 16, 10 125

Neil if i ever have a chance to meet you I would like to tell you a theory i came up with about whether we are in a simulation or not. Chances are low, and i don't know how smart or logical it sound about i still would like to tell you it

I wish they made a collab with Bill Nye The Science Guy I mean they had one with MatPat why not him?

@PavelFomenkov

3 жыл бұрын

I remember an episode where Bill Nye actually was substituting Neil for one of the episodes, does this count as a collab?

@linyenchin6773

3 жыл бұрын

MatPat of film theory!!? If so; no wonder, that guy is closer to being a scientist than bill the failed science communicator guy.

@NeocanTheAxolotl

3 жыл бұрын

@@linyenchin6773 is this comment section an american school cuz SHOTS FIRED

@NeocanTheAxolotl

3 жыл бұрын

@@PavelFomenkov i guess so

Whats diff between seeing color green and seeing green light.. which one is true green..

Im bored, i guess I’ll start a company now.

@klaxoncow

3 жыл бұрын

In fairness to the humble brag, I bet that starting a new company all the time really does make boredom impossible. Like, it's an extreme way to deal with boredom - just watch Netflix or play some video games, like most people - but I bet that it does totally work.

@Starfals

3 жыл бұрын

It must be boring to start a new company over and over again too lol. He gotta find a new hobby lol

@mr.lahgcomics5712

3 жыл бұрын

Even though I’m only 14 I’ve always wanted to start a biodegradable plastic company

@KushClarkKent

3 жыл бұрын

@@mr.lahgcomics5712 I hope you pull that off someday. I'm pulling for you!

But on Mars, if you tried to run your feet would slip because your mass still takes the same force to move side-to-side but you have less friction. Your ability to power jump from standing would be mostly vertical. In order to get speed to jump from 3 point line you would have to start from way back and slowly accelerate.

Oh wow that’s very interesting. Jeez I have to learn a lot of things

If your where to go inside a black hole and ignore the immediate death if u shine a flash light or (any light for that matter) will it help u see anything or would it be the equivalent In luminosity to lighting a match 6 Miles away?

@felicityc

3 жыл бұрын

that's much like saying 'if you don't die when you die, can you still see?'. completely meaningless question + no answer because there isn't one except science fiction.

"BUT why would we do that?" Because we can Neil. The most obvious answer as to why humans do ANYTHING EVER. Simply because we wanted the option.

Not first!!!!! Any other Nairobians here?👀

@naomibwogora5663

3 жыл бұрын

From this little nook of the universe.

The movie Neil forgot is called Semi-Pro

This is off topic but, do gravitational waves and visable light act different as space expands?

@sully671

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure... what does invisible light look like?

As far as that sports betting program goes couldnt you do the exact thing with the lotto? Just by inserting all the numbers that have already won and all the numbers that have been drawn and not won.

If there was interplanetary sports I think there would be no home games at all as they could all play away games on a dedicated planet where no one has an advantage.

Do you think dark gravity could be negative mass and it's just going backwards in time

Hey Neil, New Zealand is bigger than the UK, so you better refer to the UK as "a tiny island nation" from now on!

Pattern is word in prefixes words

ESPN Around the horn Bill Plaschke has two perfect match madness brackets

Interesting things. Geez I have to learn a lot of things

Cosmos 2014-2020 Hindi Dubbed Best Series earth magic sir big fan neil Indian count

Woohoo!!

my daily dose of 'smarty pants'. thanks gentlemen.

Are you sure, sure that Ginsberg isn't Paul Rubens. Doppelgangers!!!

12:50 Isn't that called "P hacking" or "data dredging"?

Do an episode on genius.

Ingenuity Helicopter = Rise of the Machines

Gravity on Mars would also effect the ability to dribble the ball on Mars, right?

@johnrunco5017

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it would feel lighter on Mars and bounce higher I think.

All by myself ;)

Can you guys react n talk about "life beyond ||" I mean 2/||

"a fictional book"? It's not a real book, just one he talks about?

Neil really asked why a boat racer didn't fill a jacket with weights for her race.

But will they be able to make king size slim rizla?

Chuckie baby 😂

blitzball?

CNC Routrer

Why isn’t this video a prelude to Space Jam 2?

Did Matt predict the 1980 ice hockey, Olympics?

Just gotba promotion. Thank you.

@maxwell4546

3 жыл бұрын

And a typeo

You guys are great but on this subject I'm going with Elon

Chuck, you find that window yet?

finding correlations between unrelated data is how we got religions

I want to know how intelligent people deal with bullies. I have been working on a project involving Torah and physics in which we show the agreement between the two. The goal is to get people into a more sophisticated mindset when relating to G-d and the universe. And away from childlike thinking. I have been called “weird” “not normal” “crazy” or my favorite “who do you think you are? Albert Einstein?!?” People are exceedingly cruel. And I feel more and more isolated. You speak of moons being tidally locked...I think peoples minds are also tidally locked.

Yuuurrrrrr

Forgetting Defenders will be jumping much higher... Instead of 6" above the rim they'll be like 2+ feet above

Well I'm not sleeping tonight.

If every star in the universe was close enough to see as a star on the horizon what would the night sky look like?

@smesh4190

3 жыл бұрын

The day sky lol

I thought it was more like 'EA sports to the game '

They have algorithm's for horse racing,overseas(Japan). The people that figured it out are very rich.

@ruggerosmith1167

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds fake and made up,

Cool vid dood's. Sounded like an add for sports betting at first. But it's a sorta add for a book. Informative. Not like you need another sceptical dooshbag youtube commenter like me. Yaaaaaaaaa!!!!!! Humor...

I believe that the human brain has a finite limit of capability, but that machines should not have any such limitations. I get the point that there's no reason for AI to mimic the human brain, but not for the reasons stated in the video. At some point, we will just become irrelevant.