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Harvard's Allston Expansion

Harvard's Allston Expansion

Wing Heart

Wing Heart

Creating Beta Cells

Creating Beta Cells

Out, Damn'd Spot!

Out, Damn'd Spot!

Macbeth Brought to Life

Macbeth Brought to Life

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  • @michellegurrola6273
    @michellegurrola62734 сағат бұрын

    Why is everyone in this class so handsome?

  • @La0770
    @La0770Күн бұрын

    Get a life

  • @astroash
    @astroashКүн бұрын

  • @La0770
    @La07703 күн бұрын

    Get lost I'm quitting the job and I'll be leaving the country on Friday and my children

  • @La0770
    @La07703 күн бұрын

    And maybe the police will take it seriously when the kids ring to say there mum's missing

  • @La0770
    @La07703 сағат бұрын

    Actually that's not a lie

  • @katlamb4606
    @katlamb460613 күн бұрын

    I adore you JK!❤❤

  • @codiethomas29
    @codiethomas2916 күн бұрын

    That's what magic mushrooms do in the brain. Neurogenesis regrowing dead connections in the brain

  • @tderuvo
    @tderuvo18 күн бұрын

    most reviewers miss this, my take after 2 weeks with the AVP is that I'm looking at an evolution. It reminds me when mobile phones first came out and most people thought it was too expensive, not worth it, etc... PC and even laptops are essentially 2 dimensional machines. When the iPhone came out it started the evolution of having a computer in your pocket. AVP is going to be a 3 dimensional computer. This is enabling the next form of computers - the ability to interact in 3D just like we do with everything else in our lives. This will untether the computer. It's only the first version so whatever failings it has is just that - a first edition. I can't wait to experience what is coming in the next decade. On the question of price - yes it's expensive for most people - but so is a Ferrari or a luxury car. If you compare Apples to Apples (pardon the pun) the AVP should be compared to high end professional VR headsets like the Varjo that go for $6k (like the Varjo XR3 that's going for $10K) or Microsoft's HoloLens at $6k. In those scenarios AVP at $3.5k is a bargain. My two cents

  • @OzGoober
    @OzGoober19 күн бұрын

    check: 1993 confession tape: Einstein saw Roswell UFO and ETs in 1947, says his assistant Dr Shirley Wright

  • @257rani
    @257rani21 күн бұрын

    ❤Thanks Avi, 🧠🧬🌏🌍🌎❤🔭📡🛰⛰🏔🗻🌌✨🎇🌠🕊❤🕎☸❤⚛🧲🗿☄🌊

  • @dijanaradelic7685
    @dijanaradelic768521 күн бұрын

    ✌🏻

  • @user-fj2zc9iz5u
    @user-fj2zc9iz5u23 күн бұрын

    We're waiting for a description and analysis of the evidence you collected from your sailing trip.

  • @user-fj2zc9iz5u
    @user-fj2zc9iz5u23 күн бұрын

    What? What? Where is the explanation of his sailing trip and evidence analysis? This huckster is shameless.

  • @mwazra6625
    @mwazra662514 күн бұрын

    It takes time to analyze rigorously something that contains such noisy data. I am waiting for the analysis to come to make my mind. What makes you so skeptical when we know so little about what he is talking about? He is saying something that could be and probability is on his side.

  • @user-fj2zc9iz5u
    @user-fj2zc9iz5u14 күн бұрын

    @@mwazra6625 you sound like a Christian ignoring everything that disproves what you want to believe in. The church of interdimensional Avi.

  • @Hayds0
    @Hayds023 күн бұрын

    Is the betz sphere potentially related to the material you found?? Similar looking just different size

  • @Dantegrey1
    @Dantegrey124 күн бұрын

    I love Rowling. Harvard not so much anymore.

  • @ignaciourena5692
    @ignaciourena569225 күн бұрын

    Professor Avi Loeb I really don't understand what kind of evidence you need ...

  • @user-tz5vt9pc2j
    @user-tz5vt9pc2j27 күн бұрын

    Listen carefully. That’s Chris Cerf’s piano playing. I know from seeing him perform on stage.

  • @raionnacole7827
    @raionnacole782728 күн бұрын

    Between the Lions 🦁 was the epitome of my Childhood 💯 loved this show 😊

  • @mrtienphysics666
    @mrtienphysics66629 күн бұрын

    So aliens have visited earth?

  • @sentientflower7891
    @sentientflower789129 күн бұрын

    Avi Loeb knows, he is an extraterrestrial. Technically an illegal alien though the boundary he crossed was the stratosphere.

  • @ronnie9187
    @ronnie9187Ай бұрын

    Interesting topic. However I still like 3D movies. Thinks can get bigger if the glaces get like normal glaces. Or if more dimensions are projected, like feel and smell. Or interactive movies where you are a part of the movie, a kind of advanced gaming. Other thinks that are interesting is design. You can see directly how new furniture looks like at home, or a new garden design. I saw once at a technical event a version of kitchen designs where you could choose from.

  • @rezazulhairy4170
    @rezazulhairy4170Ай бұрын

    Human is in dimension 3. And alien is in dimension 4 above. They have high not just in technology but also high in spirituality.

  • @azzzzr
    @azzzzr28 күн бұрын

    West is more technologically advanced than East. Is West more spiritual?

  • @rezazulhairy4170
    @rezazulhairy4170Ай бұрын

    I am a member of SUBUD from Indonesia. The founder of SUBUD is Subuh Sumohadiwodjojo has experienced seeing prophet laughing in device like Ipad and experienced device like ChatGp in early 20th century. He said in his speech during 50's and 60's.

  • @jsigur157
    @jsigur157Ай бұрын

    Unfortunately, our wonderful governments are to blame for most of horror going on in third world nations. However, we the ppl, simply interested bystanders should not be asked to have most of the blame by allowing many of their citizens to come to our nations illegally. That is an issue that only the rulers of our nations and of theirs should get the blame

  • @257rani
    @257raniАй бұрын

    🔭📡🧬🛰🧠🗻⛰🏔🌋🛸👽🧠🧬📚🌄

  • @257rani
    @257raniАй бұрын

    🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏🌌✨🎇📡🧬🌠🛰❤

  • @hapaart
    @hapaartАй бұрын

    😎Cool Speech.

  • @ganstarcj
    @ganstarcjАй бұрын

    Lady at 19:55 in the front was absolutely losing it lol, what was all that about

  • @WendySwearingen
    @WendySwearingenАй бұрын

    So interesting. Sound could be improved--very echo-y.

  • @SkinwalkerFarm
    @SkinwalkerFarmАй бұрын

    Thanks Avi

  • @JuvoII
    @JuvoIIАй бұрын

    Professor David Sinclair, Professor Claudine Gay, Professor Benjamin Edelman, Professor Avi Loeb. Harvard is becoming the Donald Trump of Universities.

  • @ronnie9187
    @ronnie9187Ай бұрын

    This is an extremely interesting topic. It seems so logical with all the trillions of planets, the ocean of time, the many advantages intelligence has for survival (and self-destruction). See also the very interesting youtube video by Brian Cox, a british scientist on this subject: "Brian Cox - Solving The Fermi Paradox: Intelligent Alien Life in Our Galaxy".

  • @etbedtalksAOH
    @etbedtalksAOHАй бұрын

    Avi, If someone has been here for 80 years without disclosing anything, then they are not a visitor.

  • @stevedwyer8333
    @stevedwyer8333Ай бұрын

    If it took them a thousand years to get here, 80 years could be considered to be a visit.

  • @sentientflower7891
    @sentientflower789129 күн бұрын

    ​@@stevedwyer8333the minimum interstellar travel time is measured in millions of years.

  • @azzzzr
    @azzzzr28 күн бұрын

    @@stevedwyer8333 if humans fly for thousands of years and found a beautiful and resourceful planet there with technologically and mentally undeveloped beings there, would we just come back without taking advantage of that planet? Especially if the resources in our planets were heavily depleted because of our technological advancement?

  • @stevedwyer8333
    @stevedwyer833322 күн бұрын

    ​@sentientflower7891 I almost said, "If it takes them thousands or millions of years to get here, their time here could be considered a visit even if they stayed here for for a long time in human terms." But even the New Horizons spacecraft could get to Alpha Centauri in 80,000 years, so the minimum time for interstellar travel for an advanced civilization would certainly be less than 1,000 years. But yes, some trips could take millions of years.

  • @sentientflower7891
    @sentientflower789122 күн бұрын

    @@stevedwyer8333 New Horizon cannot get to Alpha Centaur in 80,000 years. That's not how visiting another star system works. If you want to attain orbit around Alpha Centauri you can get there in a thousand years but you will have to slow down in order to attain orbit around the star and that maneuver alone will take 100,000 years.

  • @alanwhiplington5504
    @alanwhiplington5504Ай бұрын

    He's basically right. The universe is so large, and so old, and the chemistry of life is literally spread between the stars - of course there is life out there, and intelligent life too.

  • @cyrilmocine6452
    @cyrilmocine6452Ай бұрын

    Neither tumbling nor flat shape of Oumuamua are observed facts, I don't know how scientists are so frivolous about this. The only actual observation was the brightness change, every 8 hours. The tumbling and the cigar shape - are all conjecture. How about - "it was a very bright object that also kept changing brightness"?

  • @azzzzr
    @azzzzrАй бұрын

    While searching for signs of extraterrestrial life is a worthy scientific endeavor, we must proceed with great caution and discernment. The Allies of Humanity warn that not all alien contact may be benevolent, and that a clandestine intervention is already underway by certain ET groups seeking to exploit Earth's resources and manipulate humanity. They explain that promises of alien technology are being used to persuade influential leaders to cooperate with the intervention's agenda, often without public awareness. "To those in the corridors of power in your governments, those individuals who are deemed receptive and cooperative, the promise of greater technology and even world dominion will be presented.", the Allies say. Furthermore, the Allies contend that the intervenors are covertly influencing human conflicts, religious extremism and nationalism to weaken and divide us. While some governments have made agreements with these alien groups in exchange for technology, it has opened the door to a very dangerous intrusion according to the briefings. This is an extremely serious matter if true. As the Allies state, "There are no neutral parties in this matter. The world is far too valuable, its resources recognized as being unique and of considerable worth." Key to navigating this complex situation is developing our discernment, inner knowledge and learning about the realities of life in the Greater Community. We are unprepared for this great threshold as a divided, distracted and uninformed race. The Allies emphasize that our freedom and sovereignty could be lost if we are not vigilant, as "All of your accomplishments would be given to your new governors; all of your wealth would be bestowed upon them." So, while I commend your courageous scientific investigations, the information in these briefings must be considered with an open but critical mind. If accurate, spreading awareness of the ET interference and strengthening human unity and discernment are crucial, as our future and freedom are at stake. Blindly welcoming alien contact without wisdom could lead to disastrous outcomes for our world. I encourage all to study this material carefully, use your inner resonance as a guide, and engage this historic challenge facing humanity with great sobriety and responsibility. Our response will determine the future and fate of our race.

  • @jackyridsdale4556
    @jackyridsdale4556Ай бұрын

    Yep! They are here! And they are not our friends!

  • @realsydney7327
    @realsydney7327Ай бұрын

    Nope. Wrong. No life out there.

  • @Cheddarturd
    @CheddarturdАй бұрын

    Hahahahahahahahaha

  • @RobertStek
    @RobertStekАй бұрын

    Thanks for that well-informed, logical, and scientific refutation of Loeb's informed speculation.

  • @realsydney7327
    @realsydney7327Ай бұрын

    @@RobertStekThere's no evidence of life external to Earth.

  • @RobertStek
    @RobertStekАй бұрын

    @@realsydney7327 Your first remark was a fallacious appeal to ignorance. You conclude that life external to Earth is not possible because it hasn't been proven conclusively true. Loeb's arguments are largely probabilistic based on possible interpretations of accepted evidence. That doesn't make them true, but he is a scientist hypothesizing and looking for additional evidence. Your second response is also fallacious reasoning. You cannot conclude that absence of evidence is evidence of absence.

  • @mwazra6625
    @mwazra662514 күн бұрын

    Maybe there is, maybe there isn't. If there isn't the burden of proof is on your side - what is your evidence?

  • @Randomphiles
    @RandomphilesАй бұрын

    Harry and Hermione forever ❤❤

  • @ZhePorgi03141
    @ZhePorgi03141Ай бұрын

    Maybe it is the most efficient map and therefore the slime mold sees it as the most efficient and keeps only those paths.. man biology is so damn cool!!!

  • @superpan218
    @superpan218Ай бұрын

    When I typed "Nothing will ever be the same again. Not even the simple things." in my search engine, anti-smoking PSAs show up. Such a powerful message.

  • @McCookin
    @McCookinАй бұрын

    My school forced me to watch this, it was NOT by choice

  • @woodson21
    @woodson21Ай бұрын

    You just graduated from Harvard, you’ve got a world class comedic actor speaking to you and yet still some of those kids are sitting there with a broom stick up their backside.

  • @leonardstein5245
    @leonardstein5245Ай бұрын

    If you can listen to this and still think he evil, you need to get out of your bubble and tribe it's destroying your ability to think rationally. Her empathy for others is evident, we should listen to her words and think deeply of what she is saying not just here but in her new battle she's set herself to as it's not 1 against 1 group but in support of another that has been and will always be a target that should be protected. Used to be known "women and children first". May need some re educating on that issue

  • @michaeljacksin9367
    @michaeljacksin9367Ай бұрын

    when it cuts to the audience theres a tiger mom that seems very unamused

  • @miadahhajbi6442
    @miadahhajbi6442Ай бұрын

    Happy ester everybody you got a million kids everywhere you know how I find that cause I am a woman you can't fool a woman how many kids she got but maybe the man women carry their babies in her wombs for 9 months never forget every day of it it's very painful to become pregnant. Not like anything else so she know very well how many kids she have and where they come from but when everybody comes from nowhere and tell you I am your kid kick their ass out. This is a joke vampire stern family play

  • @kathyclem-tb6ct
    @kathyclem-tb6ctАй бұрын

    I would love to see some painting apps

  • @ericgen1231
    @ericgen1231Ай бұрын

    Steve/Max, even as a tall, handsome, intelligent, mature adult, still has that beautiful, glowing, boyish innocent look that makes you just want to hug him so tightly that you would crack one of his ribs. 😊

  • @PigeonMilk_216
    @PigeonMilk_216Ай бұрын

    So basically, he applied to Yale just not Harvard. Got it

  • @day9355
    @day93552 ай бұрын

    9:31

  • @matveyshishov
    @matveyshishov2 ай бұрын

    With all the rabid antisemitism in Ivy League colleges, the word "Harvard" evokes the feeling of disgust more than anything. But OK, I still clicked on the video, as I'm interested in AR and.. really? You need a whole "professor of psychology" for a couple of uninformative and well-known simple facts? Geez. Karl Guttag's single SENTENCE contains 100x more information than this video 🤦🏻‍♂

  • @martinhughes8500
    @martinhughes85002 ай бұрын

    I got the sense of 3D from a normal television when I viewed with one eye normally and the other through a camcorder viewfinder. Properly adjusted, to match the naked eye's view there was the sensation of 3D but only when the image moved. This suggested to me that the slight time delay through camcorder to the one eye caused the effect.

  • @D8099.
    @D8099.2 ай бұрын

    You’re a professor? REALLY?😂 Does anyone learn anything? I doubt it. You’re a BLABBER MOUTH. 😂 I watched for 5 minutes respectfully it’s all you deserve. There went 5 minutes of my life. Were you ever going to make a point? Should we buy the Vision Pro? I guess i’ll never know at least from you, blocking this bullshit channel. Don’t quit your day job.