Keyword "figured out". You can't succeed just because you've been failing, you have to actually figure out how to improve whatever it is you're failing at. I've been struggling to figure out what I want to do for a long time in my life, nearly everyday, at the end of the day, I feel horribly depressed about how not well my life has been going. But I won't give up, I will persist through everything to make my life better. And anyone out there struggling like me, you can't succeed if you aren't persistence enough so keep fighting.
Jason React My High School Motto & School Anthem was "Perseverance Conquers". Written by one of the most humane and beautiful souls I've ever come across, and also my school's art teacher. Keep getting up and keep going!
You are right. Most interviewers interrupt him and try to impose their own egos in. She is doing a great job. Tyson interrupts, who cares, we wanna listen to him not to some random talk show host.
Grahame Heatlie I like NDT a lot. I’ve listened to his podcasts for years, read his books, have DVD sets with him speaking, watched hundreds of these videos of him online .... that said .... of all of his traits, I’m not sure “humility” is one of them.
@@olliegueret2963 That's not what I said at all. Let me clarify, I dig NDT and his work and love listening to him, all I meant to say is that … to me … my perception of him … no one else … is that he does not come across as "humble". If you feel differently ... that's ok. I don't plan to debate my perception of NDT ... so I hope that clarifies.
@@bcardamone Here man, I'm sorry if I misunderstood you. I made a bad assumption. I didn't know you were speaking from your own perception. Live long and prosper.
Wow, that 20min went by quickly :) Neil is so into what he's sharing that he really pulls listeners in. Inspiring to hear about some of his struggles, and how he stayed driven to do what he loves regardless of these adversities.
First, get your facts straight and then distort them at your will. --Mark Twain. Look at his facility with words and sentences. Spend time around people who know more about stuff than you do. No body ever became famous being just like someone else. In the end the people who succeed are the people who failed mightily. They're the ones who figured out how to ascend from those ashes. --Neil deGrasse Tyson
Don't you feel sorry for the people who think science is evil, who think the world is flat, and who believe the cosmos was made in a week, and the first men rode dinosaurs? THINK of all they're depriving themselves of! Knowledge is not only power; it's FUN. Everyone has areas of ignorance, but that's to the good. The fun of knowledge is in the way it cures ignorance. Sometimes I wish I could read a certain VERY special book again - but for the first time! Does that happen to you? But just THINK of the deprivation of so many millions who don't even WANT to read books! Trump can't read, or if he can, it isn't much. He's in a perpetual rage, too. Could it be that somehow he has found out what he's been depriving himself of all his life? Naahh. Can you imagine him watching - and appreciating - movies such as "Enemy Mine" or "The Gods Must be Crazy"? You know, tales of how people learn and become entirely comfortable among people who are different? Isaac Asimov was called "The Great Explainer." Which he certainly was. Then came Carl Sagan, who was superb, but not quite as effective as an explainer, but was thoroughly knowledgeable and good with words. Now we have Neil DeGrasse Tyson, who seems to have the talents of both men (except, of course, that Asimov was a Biochemistry Professor, so he knew a whole lot more on biological subjects than either of the other two. In fact, Asimov made a point of become expert in just about all fields. His books run through the whole Dewey decimal system in the library. In that one regard, he's still the best explainer). But Mr. DeG Tyson is a welcome, warm stream of sanity and clear thinking. We've lost the other two, but he's a thorough explainer on the cosmos, as good as Asimov was on that subject. I particularly loved that one bit he called "Brain Droppings." I sure hope he isn't trying to be a rock star! He's doing what he does best, and we are the beneficiaries of his talents. I'd like to hug him. I'm learning here that I'm not the only one who listens to his sane, gentle, hate-absent words and his kindly humor, and it washes over my mind like a soothing balm. Being decent isn't just a way to fight fascists. It's also a thing in and of itself, and it feels good to be decent.
I am so glad to hear about this. I'm really struggling in school, pursuing my physics degrees. Wish I could ask him more about his graduate school experience.
jesus123510 it's because he's sitting next to that hot woman. By being hot she raises the temperature around you. I'd be sweating from the neck too if a hot woman like that was interviewing me.
Tyson earned an AB degree in physics at Harvard College in 1980 and then began his graduate work at the University of Texas at Austin,[20] from which he received an MA degree in astronomy in 1983. By his own account, he did not spend as much time in the research lab as he should have. His professors encouraged him to consider alternate careers and the committee for his doctoral dissertation was dissolved, ending his pursuit of a doctorate from the University of Texas.[21] Tyson was a lecturer in astronomy at the University of Maryland from 1986 to 1987[22] and in 1988, he was accepted into the astronomy graduate program at Columbia University, where he earned an MPhil degree in astrophysics in 1989, and a PhD degree in astrophysics in 1991[23] under the supervision of Professor R. Michael Rich. Rich obtained funding to support Tyson's doctoral research from NASA and the ARCS foundation[24] enabling Tyson to attend international meetings in Italy, Switzerland, Chile, and South Africa[22] and to hire students to help him with data reduction.[25]
One of the best hosts I have seen. Clearly intelligent, thoughtful and asks open-ended questions and provides a great interview with a dynamic personality. Remember Niel, fusion stops when iron is made (regarding your comment on metal) :-)
I've heard most of what Neil deGrasse Tyson has said, he doesn't have a gifted intelligence you see from some, but just had the passion for the Universe to just keep at it. Hearing about his failure in College and overcoming and "making it" was something I didn't know but I can see how his passion for the Universe kept him going.
Exocomp I'd say his greatest talent is not his intelligence but rather his almost uncanny way of making whatever he is talking about sound interesting.
sheep friends because he is lying his assoff. here is a wonderful model of our beautiful electromagnetic , stationary flat earth. get ready for a wonderful globebortion (1) Flat Earth - ABSOLUTE MUST SEE! - UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/imoL61HYHtQ/v-deo.html (Share from CM Browser) and how to bring heaven on earth. (2) The Permaculture Principles - UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/0mwRAf3z9ag/v-deo.html (Share from CM Browser)
rene ibarlucea or it could be because he's a little overweight and is drinking alcohol. He has been saying the same things for so long I dont think hes gonna be nervous now all of a sudden
That same idea of writers physics knowledge fascinated me with the weeping angels in doctor who. Basing a character and a characteristic of them on an amazing principle like the electron experiment was just a smart move.
Look at the camera angle on this. Look how huge the glasses of wine are compared to when they drink. And their hands are HUGE when moving even slightly toward the camera. I swear, the stationary wide-angle camera must have been 5 feet from table.
Drinking our wine are we? :P I got a bottle of Porto with over 50 years old. Has the same age of my mum. My grandfather bought it when she born. I wonder.... ;)
Top5 list. I wouldnt want the fame or the identity. The knowledge attitude and wisdom of a supremely well rounded man. Id want that. I dont mean identity in color. To me a mans just a man, nothing more. As far as identity i mean the harness of his name and fame.
Okay so I tried doing the scale factor of a school room globe, the earth, and the ISS to see if 3/8 of an inch was right but I'm getting 9.204*10^-9 inches. Can someone please explain it to me?
Port wine was created by chance. because someone, we do not know who, tried to correct a problem and ended up creating one of the most famous drinks in the world. In fact, it is something very molecular science in this wine. as I know you're curious, find out why.
i see these interviews and seriously think about the meaning of people smelling their fingers. why do people do that? in what situations? what preceeds this almost reflex-like behaviour? is it to boost self-confidence?
Call me petty but Jordan was a better version of Drexler. And Kobe modeled himself from Jordan, arguably a better version in some aspects of the sport. There’s a certain blueprint that influenced their greatness. Idk I’m just blabbering 😂
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"The people who succeed are the people who failed mightily because they are ones who figured out how to ascend from those ashes."
- NdGT
Keyword "figured out". You can't succeed just because you've been failing, you have to actually figure out how to improve whatever it is you're failing at. I've been struggling to figure out what I want to do for a long time in my life, nearly everyday, at the end of the day, I feel horribly depressed about how not well my life has been going. But I won't give up, I will persist through everything to make my life better. And anyone out there struggling like me, you can't succeed if you aren't persistence enough so keep fighting.
Jason React Words of wisdom.
Jason React Only your own experience can get you get out of it. Look deep back again, be in present don't day-dream of future.
Jason React My High School Motto & School Anthem was "Perseverance Conquers". Written by one of the most humane and beautiful souls I've ever come across, and also my school's art teacher.
Keep getting up and keep going!
Jason React I m at the same point.
Love Neil deGrasse Tyson. Love to hear him speak! So intelligent.
Finally, someone that lets Neil talk
She's a great host by the way
You are right. Most interviewers interrupt him and try to impose their own egos in. She is doing a great job. Tyson interrupts, who cares, we wanna listen to him not to some random talk show host.
I feel like I just invaded thier privacy on date night
V C felt very intimate
ahahah I actually went on the comment section to see if someone noticed the insane sexual tension between the two of them.
Neil deGrasse Tyson is a Rockstar!! Intelligence, charisma, humility, honesty, ambition and so many more traits to admire.
Grahame Heatlie In a way he's the perfect sole role model he didn't have in his youth
Grahame Heatlie I like NDT a lot. I’ve listened to his podcasts for years, read his books, have DVD sets with him speaking, watched hundreds of these videos of him online .... that said .... of all of his traits, I’m not sure “humility” is one of them.
@@bcardamone So, basically you're saying he's not humble or modest because that's what humility means.
@@olliegueret2963 That's not what I said at all. Let me clarify, I dig NDT and his work and love listening to him, all I meant to say is that … to me … my perception of him … no one else … is that he does not come across as "humble". If you feel differently ... that's ok. I don't plan to debate my perception of NDT ... so I hope that clarifies.
@@bcardamone Here man, I'm sorry if I misunderstood you. I made a bad assumption. I didn't know you were speaking from your own perception. Live long and prosper.
Even if he talked about paint i would watch it.
LOL
He literally has a video where he talks about water towers and it was still interesting af.
Neil is to science what Hendrix was to music
Grammar is to you as Neil is to religion
@@terrancebutler3138 He didn't spell anything wrong?
What an awesome human being, I'd love to meet him and spend the day!!
Patty Estes me too
Patty Estes is A
Neil deGrasse....inspiration to many. Love his conversations.
“I am going to be An Astrophysicist with or without your opinion”....no victim mentality here, that’s the way I raise my kids, love him!
"Don't ever tell me you are constrained by the laws of physics. The laws of physics are liberating!" 09:53
Thank you for existing Mr. Neil deGrasse Tyson
Wow, that 20min went by quickly :) Neil is so into what he's sharing that he really pulls listeners in. Inspiring to hear about some of his struggles, and how he stayed driven to do what he loves regardless of these adversities.
First time I seen him on UA-cam back in 2012 I knew straight away he would become more famous and have many fans.
*Neil Tyson = Auto-Like*
Such an amazing person to inspire so many out there in the world. I would love to meet him and get his autograph
He is an Excellent educator!
Neil could've hit that no doubt !!
I think that's what they meant by "we know each other for a while"...lol
They already smashed based on the face they made when they mention the go way back lol
Don't know why he would though.
Ginrummy25 For an older lady, she's kinda hot, might be just the makeup, idk there's something about her
+Ape man Commeth LOL
First, get your facts straight and then distort them at your will. --Mark Twain.
Look at his facility with words and sentences.
Spend time around people who know more about stuff than you do.
No body ever became famous being just like someone else.
In the end the people who succeed are the people who failed mightily. They're the ones who figured out how to ascend from those ashes. --Neil deGrasse Tyson
Oh look, seven people still think the earth is flat :)
Earth IS flat. Who you gonna believe, some scientist or respectable rapper B.O.B.? lol jk
Don't you feel sorry for the people who think science is evil, who think the world is flat, and who believe the cosmos was made in a week, and the first men rode dinosaurs? THINK of all they're depriving themselves of!
Knowledge is not only power; it's FUN. Everyone has areas of ignorance, but that's to the good. The fun of knowledge is in the way it cures ignorance. Sometimes I wish I could read a certain VERY special book again - but for the first time! Does that happen to you?
But just THINK of the deprivation of so many millions who don't even WANT to read books! Trump can't read, or if he can, it isn't much. He's in a perpetual rage, too. Could it be that somehow he has found out what he's been depriving himself of all his life? Naahh. Can you imagine him watching - and appreciating - movies such as "Enemy Mine" or "The Gods Must be Crazy"? You know, tales of how people learn and become entirely comfortable among people who are different?
Isaac Asimov was called "The Great Explainer." Which he certainly was. Then came Carl Sagan, who was superb, but not quite as effective as an explainer, but was thoroughly knowledgeable and good with words. Now we have Neil DeGrasse Tyson, who seems to have the talents of both men (except, of course, that Asimov was a Biochemistry Professor, so he knew a whole lot more on biological subjects than either of the other two. In fact, Asimov made a point of become expert in just about all fields. His books run through the whole Dewey decimal system in the library. In that one regard, he's still the best explainer).
But Mr. DeG Tyson is a welcome, warm stream of sanity and clear thinking. We've lost the other two, but he's a thorough explainer on the cosmos, as good as Asimov was on that subject.
I particularly loved that one bit he called "Brain Droppings."
I sure hope he isn't trying to be a rock star! He's doing what he does best, and we are the beneficiaries of his talents. I'd like to hug him.
I'm learning here that I'm not the only one who listens to his sane, gentle, hate-absent words and his kindly humor, and it washes over my mind like a soothing balm. Being decent isn't just a way to fight fascists. It's also a thing in and of itself, and it feels good to be decent.
I am so glad to hear about this. I'm really struggling in school, pursuing my physics degrees. Wish I could ask him more about his graduate school experience.
That chemistry tho
His laugh is intoxicating.
it's contagious too xD
that neck sweat tho
saw that too, why cant they open a window for the poor lad
jesus123510 it's because he's sitting next to that hot woman. By being hot she raises the temperature around you. I'd be sweating from the neck too if a hot woman like that was interviewing me.
I don’t mind tho coz that’s how Kat Williams is when he’s doing his thing.
Lol,I thought i was the only one
Tyson earned an AB degree in physics at Harvard College in 1980 and then began his graduate work at the University of Texas at Austin,[20] from which he received an MA degree in astronomy in 1983. By his own account, he did not spend as much time in the research lab as he should have. His professors encouraged him to consider alternate careers and the committee for his doctoral dissertation was dissolved, ending his pursuit of a doctorate from the University of Texas.[21]
Tyson was a lecturer in astronomy at the University of Maryland from 1986 to 1987[22] and in 1988, he was accepted into the astronomy graduate program at Columbia University, where he earned an MPhil degree in astrophysics in 1989, and a PhD degree in astrophysics in 1991[23] under the supervision of Professor R. Michael Rich. Rich obtained funding to support Tyson's doctoral research from NASA and the ARCS foundation[24] enabling Tyson to attend international meetings in Italy, Switzerland, Chile, and South Africa[22] and to hire students to help him with data reduction.[25]
that ending was awesome
WHO ELSE SEEN HIM ROLL HIS EYES AT 5:37
Wow, I loved how you both interacted. A fantastic interview. Great to watch.
One of the best hosts I have seen. Clearly intelligent, thoughtful and asks open-ended questions and provides a great interview with a dynamic personality. Remember Niel, fusion stops when iron is made (regarding your comment on metal) :-)
After that interview they got a room.
Blue Thunder73 plausible
Hes married and has kids
Okay. But. What about her?
I just got my daughter an iPhone and the requirements was keep a 4.0 in school and watch Neil Degrasse Tyson
Video Gaming
Not unrealistic at all.
This is my man here!
Always a delight to watch Neil deGrasse Tyson speak. This is so inspirational,thanks for the upload!
I've heard most of what Neil deGrasse Tyson has said, he doesn't have a gifted intelligence you see from some, but just had the passion for the Universe to just keep at it. Hearing about his failure in College and overcoming and "making it" was something I didn't know but I can see how his passion for the Universe kept him going.
Exocomp I'd say his greatest talent is not his intelligence but rather his almost uncanny way of making whatever he is talking about sound interesting.
great interview, I've seen a lot of Neil, but I have never heard about this low point he had. That's inspiring!
I want give Neil a big ol hug !!
It must be hot in that room. He's sweating like crazy
sheep friends because he is lying his assoff. here is a wonderful model of our beautiful electromagnetic , stationary flat earth. get ready for a wonderful globebortion (1) Flat Earth - ABSOLUTE MUST SEE! - UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/imoL61HYHtQ/v-deo.html (Share from CM Browser) and how to bring heaven on earth. (2) The Permaculture Principles - UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/0mwRAf3z9ag/v-deo.html (Share from CM Browser)
rene ibarlucea
or it could be because he's a little overweight and is drinking alcohol. He has been saying the same things for so long I dont think hes gonna be nervous now all of a sudden
Probably the bright lights that are on him from the MSNBC camera team.
rene ibarlucea
Stop embarrassing yourself.
Probably the drink he is enjoying, his natural passion, metabolism and lighting.
This man is so inspiring
I love the way he described role models. More people need to look at role models that way.
I have so much respect for Neil 💛
That same idea of writers physics knowledge fascinated me with the weeping angels in doctor who.
Basing a character and a characteristic of them on an amazing principle like the electron experiment was just a smart move.
I love his hearty almost childlike laugh. Its very filling for the soul. =D 19:43
Yes!! THAT laugh is infectious (no pun intended)!!🤣🤣
the best roll model, is the one you Frankenstein together.
Kenneth Roberts lol, so I wasn't the only one with the Frankenstein allegory in mind
She was totally intoxicated by the genius!
I love how sensual he is in this interview... yet also so innocent using stars as he's blanket :D
NDT for president
That would be the best thing to happen to science in all of history.
Science, for the poor and the homeless and the Astrophysicist
Respect sir
Space wine...
Look at the camera angle on this.
Look how huge the glasses of wine are compared to when they drink.
And their hands are HUGE when moving even slightly toward the camera.
I swear, the stationary wide-angle camera must have been 5 feet from table.
The girl doing the narration. Shes amazing
This was way too short, I can hear him talk for *HOURS!*
Kate seemed so interested in whay he was saying. Loved it! Phenomenal interview
Gosh she’s superb! Usually hosts let Neil be the scientist, she’s not. She lets Neil be the inspiring guy.
Give the man a fan. a real one
i've been watching neil videos for so long that i can predict what his answer will be for every question
My hero! I love that book! I read it & in my mind it's his voice lol ✌🏼&💙 Neil
I heard his voice too, but that's because I was listening to the audio book during my commute.
My leg fell asleep just by looking at how he is sitting
Solid Guy.
She is so into him, lol.
I am too ♥.
It's her job.
His lowest point was Katy Parry
Muito bem! A beber um Porto Vintage! Congratulations on an excellent choice of wine, Dr. Tyson.
I love ya Neil!!! But, this is taking from drink champs!
Love him, and man, she is really pretty. Awesome interview, fascinating.
14:04 The face that should always be made when listening to Neil speak.
The people who succeed are the people who succeed. It just depends on the definition of success. ;)
Drinking our wine are we? :P I got a bottle of Porto with over 50 years old. Has the same age of my mum. My grandfather bought it when she born. I wonder.... ;)
Top5 list. I wouldnt want the fame or the identity. The knowledge attitude and wisdom of a supremely well rounded man. Id want that. I dont mean identity in color. To me a mans just a man, nothing more. As far as identity i mean the harness of his name and fame.
كارل سيغن❤️❤️❤️
How did Skeletor become an interviewer ?
make a role model a la carte...what great advice : )
So.
Just let your soul glow.
Me too Logic!
That’s a beautiful casting couch
Seal degrasse tyson 19:42
Okay so I tried doing the scale factor of a school room globe, the earth, and the ISS to see if 3/8 of an inch was right but I'm getting 9.204*10^-9 inches. Can someone please explain it to me?
Port wine was created by chance. because someone, we do not know who, tried to correct a problem and ended up creating one of the most famous drinks in the world. In fact, it is something very molecular science in this wine. as I know you're curious, find out why.
He’s sweating, she’s giggling.....I need some of that port
it must’ve been some good one. then ended the interview complementing it lol. both were pretty buzzed it seemed 😝
From the Bronx
whats with the weird drifting camera?
19:18 feels like he’s talking to me.
bruh. that wine and I are the same age.
NDT smashed that back in '92, hence the year of the wine..
I wish they actually wrote their books themselves
I dont mean to be off topic here, but what a beautiful woman she is!!!
Failure is inevitable. Its just a question of when, and on how great a stage. Thats if you have ambition
i see these interviews and seriously think about the meaning of people smelling their fingers. why do people do that? in what situations? what preceeds this almost reflex-like behaviour?
is it to boost self-confidence?
Loveleyyyy
Can you guy zoom in even more on them?
she needs to stop interrupting him so often
11:09 that's what I wanted
2 men on the moon with oxygen tanks attached
NBC camera crew...I see you
Astrophysicist!
dude is sweating bullets
only the best people drink port wine.
Port is sugar heavy
Call me petty but Jordan was a better version of Drexler. And Kobe modeled himself from Jordan, arguably a better version in some aspects of the sport. There’s a certain blueprint that influenced their greatness. Idk I’m just blabbering 😂
Who else noticed the cameraman's face(s) in the mirror in the background? Lol
XOX
I can't take the echo