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edX "Embedded Systems" Lab 15 game "Scorch". You and your enemy control tanks and can fire radiation beams toward each other seeking opponent's destruction. It so happens that your rival is positioned in another space differing by optical density, so the laser beam you direct at him must pass the interface between spaces and may be refracted, following the Snell-Descartes law, or even totally r...
One of the most vain men buried on this earth.
Well, Charlie, you can sleep easy, I don't foresee any robots taking the place of humans forcing their subordinates to watch them shower. So your vocation is safe.
Here is a guy who got a lot off pleasure writing
The people screwing lids on bottles will lose their jobs. Sad
Didn't know got this voice, thats the kind of men that has got to last 100 years, fore ahead his time ♥️♥️♥️
💐 Thank you to the Asimov family for existing. 🙏 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What an ABSOLUTE GENIOUS,I Love his work,Almost if a engineerig,phyicists,scientist who writes books about ASTRO PHYSICS!!!
Population almost doubled in 39 years 16:25
Wrote over 500 books in his lifetime
I think the only down side of writing 350 books is having a double chin that lay down like a balls😅
16:01 That's what 5 years married to a Psychiatrist make to a genius... [More than positive that HIV wasn't involved in this poor judgement...]
Isaac Asimov 1985: "In 15 years a great deal of the office work will be automated" Microsoft in September 1985: "Sure...15 years...." *releases Excel*
Asimov is often asked to predict the future. I wonder these requests motivated the invention of phycho-history.
"a little over 30" lol
He is the very model of a major modern scientist with many pleasant facts about square of the hypotenuse.
Ahead of his time the great Asimov
Sadly Isaac Asimov still foresees humans working. Me personally thinks we can do other things then work. But I respect him a lot and have some of his books.
What seems truly astounding, to me, is that many of Asimov's works were non-fiction. These books take lots of reading, and research, to write. I could understand him writing endless volumes of fiction -- which need only an educated imagination and a writing tool -- but to write THOROUGHLY RESEARCHED factual books at such a blistering pace is simply incredible.
To me, writing many works of fiction is the more impressive feat. Asimov’s nonfiction works on subjects in science are for the general reader who is interested in science, so not highly technical. For a person of his education (PhD in biochemistry), the material would be easy, and the advantage of a nonfiction subject is that the organization of the work follows naturally from the thing under consideration. A few of his nonfiction works would have required more research and time than average, such as his two-volume treatise on The Bible.
I agree with both of you, but I think the most interesting thing about his body of work is that there's a grey area between his fiction and nonfiction, and within that grey area more of the fiction is becoming nonfiction year after year lol. It speaks not only to the level of research and analysis he was capable of, but also the level of insight he could glean from it it all in order to draw conclusions and inferences on the future.
Isaac Asimov, had been a huge colossal autor On Earth, be sure about that.
Thanks for sharing this interview. Much respect to Isaac Asimov, an inspiration in my life. Professional, Prophetic, Prolific.
Also His sideburns could slice through steal.
Isaac Asimov is one of my personal all time favorite humans. We are all better that he lived during our lifetime. He was always ahead of his time mostly for not living in the past or present but believing that the advancements of the future will come to past and helping us imagine what the future will look like.
I think Mr. Asimov must grow tired of people asking him to predict the future.
That was one fascinating cat.
Isaac Asimo😍🌏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥v a highly successful writer,best jnown for fis wkrks of dcience fiction wrote and edited around 500 books📔📕📗🌐
The interviewer keeps interrupting him quite annoying maybe he should casually undress a little for chuck to get his undivided attention
Solid burn, dude. 🙂
Can't wait for the robots to form and join robot unions...then the fun will start...it's a joke by the way...
What Dr. Asimov failed to say was the ability of machines to be creative and make art. Today, that's happening now.
I have been reading his books since last year. Started with the Foundation series and now have almost completed the Robot series. His ideas and thoughts are so wildly modern that it seems impossible to comprehend that those are back from the 1950s. But it is not entirely unimaginable, human population has grown duller as a whole. Its always periodic , the growth and decline..as evident in his books. I read his books to experience a distant time in human history when humans have colonised different planets and it feels real.
I sit at your feet Sir and I listen ❤️
Imagine 20 minutes dedicated to science and science-fiction nowadays.................................
such a brilliant author, imo the best by quite a bit at writing sci-fi... Man, I wish I could have a conversation with him and pick his brain and ask questions... sadly I will never have the opportunity.
33 yrs later ( today ) his visions of the world are so up-to-date now..he speaks and noone notices that , such interview took place 30 plus yrs ago
Charlie rose is awful, every interview he's ever done he interrupts a guest right when some wisdom is about to be spilled. at 14:47 please charlie. just stfu for once
He was the best!
I-Click-As-I-Move. Isaac, my Hero. What a mind - more than 20 years ago.
Cooking and serving food: repetitious and dull. Not automated. I'm a big fan of Asimov still but if robots can't do something simple like cook food and serve it by now, a huge swath of jobs is perfectly safe, well beyond food service.
He came very, very close to predicting the internet. He didn't imagine smart phones exactly, but he predicted that massive amounts of data would be available to all people via electronic communication on personal devices. Such a brilliant man.
Check out a very very early interview of his on David Letterman's show. He literally predicts UA-cam.
Well, master Nikola Tesla mention long time ago about, the future of the technology, professor lsaac Asimov, l like him .. but is no the first.
@@leonsantamaria9845- Nobody thinks Asimov was the first to predict advances in technology. Tesla was a clever fellow, but not always right about the direction of technology. He thought radio would be used to transmit electric power, but overlooked its true importance as a transmitter of information. A better comparison to Asimov would be Jules Verne.
Now I want to write book .after listening to Sir Issac Asimov.
What an utter goofball
Asimov is/was amazing. This poor guy interviewing him is so lost and filled with silly notions (overpopulation is a problem?). Thank you so much for posting this. Hopefully there will be a new wave of readers who can appreciate Asimov, Heinlein, Herbert. Lords know we need them today more than ever.
Funny, we all take so many things from the same interview. I thought, Rose was simply being a good interviewer and comments as such were irony or an attempt to draw Isaac out on a particular thought/topic. I alway's enjoyed Rose's interviewing style. Many saw him in a different light.
@@TheJacklwilliams I agree, to be a good interview, everyone needs to understand.
Rose was a good interviewer. His job was to get his guest to talk. Asimov is the expert here.
I absolutely love this man! His vision and and imagination is genius+... Is a sad commentary on society that there are only 264 comments on this 6 year old video.
If it breaks it's physics. If it dies it's biology. If it explodes it's chemistry. If it turns on you it's sociology. If it lies to you it is political science.
Here we are 26 years later and robots ain't doing shit. We got them in parkour training camps so they can murder us better. I have worked in American manufacturing and mining my whole adult life and every automated process we get is crap. Hopefully we get to retire our broken bodies and live in poverty for a little while before the bezos robot enforcers come to cull the herd
Charlie Rose is a pain all over. Let the guest talk! "Well, seventy-five plus eighty-five is, what?"
4.8 billion people in 1985 damn..
He never flew in a airplane, didn't trust the technologies used were worth the risk. Besides, it's too cumbersome to use a typewriter on a tray table.
HE WAS A GREAT WRITER
Two things.1. John Campbell. 2. Writer's are born not made. Very interesting!
Christopher Hitchens on writing: "It's not what I do, it's what I am."
Foundation - tv show on Apple TV+ is so amazing. I love the world he built for us 🚀🥰🚀
Please read the books. The show is not Asimov.