I’ve been practicing a 7-second brain trick that’s backed by NASA research, and it’s made a big difference for me. I mentioned it on my profile for those who are curious.
It's rare to find a speaker that can really capture the hearts of his audience. His sincerity, passion, and intelligence really moved and inspired me today
Hi I'm chahat How you learn English language so good I'm trying to learn . can you give me suggestion to me improve my English and speaking like a native speaker , like you
@@Rahulkumar-td7bg You can watch more English language videos and try to talk in English with most of the people around you, read dictionary and some vocabulary, keep reading more English literature and you will see a lot more improvement
I watched this video on may month, but I wasted my 4 months without doing any things , But from now on I will change my way of thinking , I learn from these things like video We have things like :- First principle thinking - break the Problems Further as do as possible such as fundamental / core / basic How to made a car :- 1st parts spare parts like gear, break exterior parts 2nd engine - what does an engine consists of , then break further how to made up engine etc
I think most people don't think outside the box because they think that somehow the solution is magically waiting to found in the same dimension where the problem is presented, when in fact actually thinking outside the box is about understanding that certain solutions are not possible unless you change the dimension in which you are operating. Thinking outside the box is about changing how we think when we are thinking. It's about maintaining a balance between truly understanding what the limitations are while seeking what is possible without falling into fantastical abstractions away from reality.
"Thinking outside the box is about changing how we think when we are thinking" That's an excellent explanation, one of my fave. I would like to add that "thinking outside the box" (creative thinking) can be an experience. It usually begins with a problem: a question that a person's curiosity drove to ask, or a problem that a person had never seen before (revealing person's mental blindspot). That person will try to solve the problem and usually they fail. If the problem has been solved before, the act of looking for and understanding someone else's solution, and seeing how the "old" way of thinking led them to be stuck - almost emulates the change in thinking that the problem solver underwent. Thinking outside the box requires a set of skills: the ability to analyze/observe/scrutinize details that may have been overlooked or question hidden assumptions that lead one to "remain inside the dimension where the problem is presented". It also requires inventiveness, both the resourcefulness to build off of existing well understood ideas and the pioneering spirit to pursue an idea that has never been tried/scrutinized by the community.
@@IsaacC20 So basically Thinking out of the box or Creativity are never intentional or deliberate. When you are immersed in something these are the outcomes. They come on their own. My view is - Do something with utmost sincerity (lovingly); for long time and uninterrupted. Reflect more, read less. You will start seeing different plausible solutions (and most likely as @chrisalex001 said, from other dimensions.
For me thinking outside the box, first, you have to know the box is, then you will find another box that bigger and you never or cant go outside that box, that is the rule of the game, and then you will find another small box that you have to protect no matter what, that is the problem you have to solve, so, you can do everything to the small box and get it done without getting out the bigger box. Thats the game.
Thats's true, but I think this is kinda generic knowledge that is not very insightful. Obviously you have to talk to people to find out what their problems and pain points are. Thats not really new for me. Personally, I found the video contained much talking but little information that was new and exciting. Also, I think the title is misplaced, since I did not really learn much either about how to think creatively... But I'd love to hear your opinion on this! Let's interact :D
@@LocalFansI agree with u especially lower middle class asians ones bz they have restrictions from family and they ignorant about various things which they should be provided , but once they get to learn about how world works their out of box thinking automatically increases and engineering is such discipline which developes this skill mostly
For the most part yes, I don’t think he covered “how”. But to see value in the video, maybe view it from a different lens. Lens 1: i am an young entrepreneur who wants to make a business that makes me the most money in the least amount of time and I only care about how much I can scale it Lens 2: I am a person passionate about education and I wish for a better future where instead of commoditising free education, there was a way to patreon education to be even more effective and impactful Lens 3: A service based business who doesn’t care about the consumers of their product only that they consume Viewing it from a different lens might help you understand that those who are trying to solve problems need a bit of motivation to encourage them along the way. This is to give them some hope that they are getting through solving it.
What an excellent approach to education! Where I live the education system is based on memorizing things, close the book and ask them to explain what they have just learned, ask them to connect with another subject or create some new idea out of that information and they literally can't. It's like people developed a fear to think. Everyone just focused on passing the exams. We need more people like him to make an awareness everywhere in the world.
Your summary is the status quo of almost every existing education system apart from the one presented here-memorize, sit an exam and get a certificate. I have found that if you expose yourself to a new field other than the one you're familiar to, you'll may actually have a great idea combining the two.
This video gave me a lot of optimistic energy as someone who believes in adding value to the community and helping others thrive rather considering money as an equivalent of success this really inapired me to keep moving forward and keep on creating rather then be depressed because of the social standards of having a high income job
That's true! When I was in university of science my best mark was at math. Not because I was excellent but because since the beginning of the semester I spent from 10min to 30 min every single day solving problems. When the final exams came (even I was going through a breakup) I got on the exam the best mark of 3 years of university of all subjects ! I learned that Consistency is the key and that good results come only if you spend hours of work and dedication to your craft. Pretty much like anything in Life.🙏
Same here I was poor In maths I changed my mind set I move from D students to B's almost instantly then with consistency A's these are engineering and advanced maths courses
What a great analogy. To teach kids and then they never have to have those classes again. This needs to be in our educational system because the educational system has really dropped the ball. He is a wonderful speaker that gets his message across. I listened to the whole video twice. I believe what he says is true what a great teacher! Congratulations on your great effort! I applaud you! 🎉🎉🎉
By "YouSum Live" 00:00:16 Importance of problem-solving in education 00:00:25 Encouraging creative thinking in math education 00:02:13 Shift from rote learning to mental flexibility 00:02:23 Emphasis on fostering mental flexibility 00:02:25 Negative impact of test preparation industry 00:03:11 Balancing financial sustainability with impact 00:03:24 Evolution of educational platforms for learning 00:04:19 Importance of human interaction in education 00:04:59 Creating a scalable win-win educational ecosystem 00:08:45 Teaching to empower students to think independently 00:09:03 Emphasizing self-sufficiency in learning 00:11:05 Value of diverse interactions for problem-solving 00:11:23 Customer discovery through public math talks 00:13:12 Personal experiences driving innovative ideas 00:13:38 Social entrepreneurship for societal impact 00:14:07 Encouraging value creation in the AI era By "YouSum Live"
When he says “if a person knows a lot but is not friendly…” ❤ I feel seen. This is Huge in math/science world. Especially if they are teaching beginners or re-learners.
We need Prof Loh as part of a global ecosystem of wise women and men that helps us find solutions to key planetary problems. War, poverty, climate change....Their strategic, common good and creative thinking is what this world needs!
I think successful people are those who actually have the courage to do what they think rather than giving up, I'd like to be one of those. Like this respectable man, right here. I am so intrigued by the way he delivers his speech. Amazing work! 💕
I was so blown away with everything he said. Just when I thought math was my enemy, I ended up studying it in school, and I practiced a bit of what he said because I never liked that subject. But somehow, I taught myself how to love it so as to get what I wanted out of school. I really do hope this message goes across to many young people.
Major takeaways for me, also an educator and mother: 1. Equipping and empowering people to take off as soon as possible on their own (critical thinking). 2. Truly immersing oneself in “other” types of lives (empathy). 3. Focusing on being thoughtful and employing one’s artistry and academia more in the bigger picture (mindfulness). 4. Allowing for truly thinking outside of the box; on and off the page, see first example in video (mindset.) 5. Going into various disciplines, and using the juncture to improve on all sides; drama example for math teacher (authenticity). This video actually is a sort of rundown on a lot of terms we’ve been scrambling over the last 10 years, but put into context they are just more approachable. Thank you, I think this can really help a lot of people fill the slogans they encounter on a daily basis with real life! And meaning!
@ heikekranz, You are equally amazing and intelligent as the professor in the video for putting the whole video’s context into few summarised words and yet, self explanatory, unequivocally, intelligently put in categories. You are amazing as well. You must be a damn brilliant, amazing teacher. Thank you!
I just got a bronze at the MEMO (Middle European Maths Olympiad) competition, which made me a bit sad, becasue it may be my last olympiad and I did poorer than at the practices. I wanted to do IMO problems so that I can solve everything that may come up at the IMO qualifiers, but it wasn't fun anymore. However, this video made me realise what Maths is all about and what I really need. Thank you!
I wanted to have a conversation with this Man. I never believe with the word perfection, however, today, I just realize that perfection is this Man himself😊 Thank you and keep safe.
the passion of this man is incomparable ❤❤❤ we need more like you Loh. In this world young people are way esier to mold. than the one that has been constrict by its own democracy
wow i stumble on this video somehow and I'm not regretting it......i actually learn something new and it actually make me think about lot's of things which is happening in my life I love the intrepreneur part so thoughtful with deep meaning..... In this era where we have short attention span want everything quick.....there's need of people like you professor who convince ourselves to question our thoughts☺
Insightful one from Prof. I love is way of teaching. He is a tutor who doesn't believe in the traditional methods of teaching and learning but someone who is updated and that will help his students to always think outside the box and also make them critical thinker who proffer innovative solutions to several problems around them.
I watched 1 minute of this video and it gave me the desire of learning math again. I struggle in high school, but I’m sure I would do ok if I had all the tools kids have theses days
I ranked 21st in a national maths contest I took part in during my school years - I must say that this is more of a cognitive ability than something ine can teach!
Soo good!!! Love this content and this gentleman voice! at the end when he said that everyone should be little bit of entrepreneur no body talks about this but this man wants to make people aware of power of thinking and exploring and getting new things to experience and learn
I respect you and your work. I had been thinking a lot how to cultivate the habit of thinking in young minds having learnt a lot in my own life - that I got this video. I think you have made the best effort in United States… Kudos to your work and journey. I am starting this journey in India applying some of the principles of my graduate studies at UT, Austin. I am happy to find this video and get ideas over the journey of a person having similar mission as mine. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Learning how to think and solve problems. Thats not what we learned at school. And most UA-cam video show how to do something much too specific. They should show whats the problem, what are the consequences and most difficult parts. Analyse the problem and then show multiple solution options and their benefits and limitations. Then we will learn how to attack any type if problem. Not only the one shown.
Congrats on the video. I really like the way you have explained the importance of creating value for people. It is clear that you have the mindset of an entrepreneur. About math in general there are a lot of people that know how to solve complex problems yet don’t know how to explain or make others understand the logic behind the solution. A lot of people memorize but are not good in solving simple problems
"Money can't buy happiness, but it can create impact and influence" - Very true. But it's also a double-edged sword, influence can be negative and impact may not necessarily be good for the public. Only a truly democratic country, with robust checks and balances of power, can keep those who are handling the nation's wealth honest, and for the good of society.
we were taught not to think outside the box since every question in an exam is based on a certain set of rules and we are bound within those rules to solve a problem given in the paper itself
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He is a living compilation of facts and values. Protect him at all costs.
What's the meaning of it?
you mean he should not get married? 🤣
😂😂@@UrsLawfully
I’ve been practicing a 7-second brain trick that’s backed by NASA research, and it’s made a big difference for me. I mentioned it on my profile for those who are curious.
😂@@UrsLawfully
Instead of teaching students; you should teach teachers around the world to have bigger impact in people’s lives
Something tells me you never made it to 2:10
They won't listen 😢
It'll cause ego clash
@@SLicKoxx elaborate friend?
those students will be teacher of tommorrow
It's rare to find a speaker that can really capture the hearts of his audience. His sincerity, passion, and intelligence really moved and inspired me today
Hi I'm chahat
How you learn English language so good I'm trying to learn .
can you give me suggestion to me improve my English and speaking like a native speaker , like you
@@Rahulkumar-td7bg You can watch more English language videos and try to talk in English with most of the people around you, read dictionary and some vocabulary, keep reading more English literature and you will see a lot more improvement
He seems so sweet and smart awe❤😊
To all who are watching this video I want to appreciate you
You guys are on right path 😉
Thankyouuuu
What a compliment there, thank you😊
No I'm not
@@aniket.9252 Hmm actually I don't know about your current situation but still if you are watching this video you are or maybe soon you will.
I watched this video on may month, but I wasted my 4 months without doing any things , But from now on I will change my way of thinking ,
I learn from these things like video
We have things like :-
First principle thinking - break the
Problems Further as do as possible such as fundamental / core / basic
How to made a car :- 1st parts spare parts like gear, break exterior parts
2nd engine - what does an engine consists of , then break further how to made up engine etc
Prof Loh is a national treasure.❤
ehm Universal Treasure. Just imagine what this can achieve!
Cannot agree enough. ❤ for people like him. Thinking win win and honestly aiming to improve things for others. Bravo 👏
He may get unalived or persecuted or accused of spying like many other scientists or professors in the states for being Chinese!
I think most people don't think outside the box because they think that somehow the solution is magically waiting to found in the same dimension where the problem is presented, when in fact actually thinking outside the box is about understanding that certain solutions are not possible unless you change the dimension in which you are operating. Thinking outside the box is about changing how we think when we are thinking. It's about maintaining a balance between truly understanding what the limitations are while seeking what is possible without falling into fantastical abstractions away from reality.
"Thinking outside the box is about changing how we think when we are thinking"
That's an excellent explanation, one of my fave.
I would like to add that "thinking outside the box" (creative thinking) can be an experience. It usually begins with a problem: a question that a person's curiosity drove to ask, or a problem that a person had never seen before (revealing person's mental blindspot). That person will try to solve the problem and usually they fail. If the problem has been solved before, the act of looking for and understanding someone else's solution, and seeing how the "old" way of thinking led them to be stuck - almost emulates the change in thinking that the problem solver underwent.
Thinking outside the box requires a set of skills: the ability to analyze/observe/scrutinize details that may have been overlooked or question hidden assumptions that lead one to "remain inside the dimension where the problem is presented".
It also requires inventiveness, both the resourcefulness to build off of existing well understood ideas and the pioneering spirit to pursue an idea that has never been tried/scrutinized by the community.
@@IsaacC20 So basically Thinking out of the box or Creativity are never intentional or deliberate.
When you are immersed in something these are the outcomes. They come on their own.
My view is -
Do something with utmost sincerity (lovingly); for long time and uninterrupted.
Reflect more, read less.
You will start seeing different plausible solutions (and most likely as @chrisalex001 said, from other dimensions.
For me thinking outside the box, first, you have to know the box is, then you will find another box that bigger and you never or cant go outside that box, that is the rule of the game, and then you will find another small box that you have to protect no matter what, that is the problem you have to solve, so, you can do everything to the small box and get it done without getting out the bigger box. Thats the game.
you will be greatly surprised about the answer :)
I believe people rarely think consciously
"You cannot create value if you don't interact with people." 10:55
Thats's true, but I think this is kinda generic knowledge that is not very insightful. Obviously you have to talk to people to find out what their problems and pain points are. Thats not really new for me. Personally, I found the video contained much talking but little information that was new and exciting. Also, I think the title is misplaced, since I did not really learn much either about how to think creatively...
But I'd love to hear your opinion on this! Let's interact :D
I disagree with you bc the people how being lonely they make a lot solution and they think outside the box
@@LocalFansI agree with u especially lower middle class asians ones bz they have restrictions from family and they ignorant about various things which they should be provided , but once they get to learn about how world works their out of box thinking automatically increases and engineering is such discipline which developes this skill mostly
@@freshd2431 completely agree
For the most part yes, I don’t think he covered “how”. But to see value in the video, maybe view it from a different lens.
Lens 1: i am an young entrepreneur who wants to make a business that makes me the most money in the least amount of time and I only care about how much I can scale it
Lens 2: I am a person passionate about education and I wish for a better future where instead of commoditising free education, there was a way to patreon education to be even more effective and impactful
Lens 3: A service based business who doesn’t care about the consumers of their product only that they consume
Viewing it from a different lens might help you understand that those who are trying to solve problems need a bit of motivation to encourage them along the way. This is to give them some hope that they are getting through solving it.
What an excellent approach to education! Where I live the education system is based on memorizing things, close the book and ask them to explain what they have just learned, ask them to connect with another subject or create some new idea out of that information and they literally can't. It's like people developed a fear to think. Everyone just focused on passing the exams. We need more people like him to make an awareness everywhere in the world.
Your summary is the status quo of almost every existing education system apart from the one presented here-memorize, sit an exam and get a certificate.
I have found that if you expose yourself to a new field other than the one you're familiar to, you'll may actually have a great idea combining the two.
@@ChandaKalizinjehmm okay?
Loh is not training students in math but inspiring students to find math from their hearts.
And that can start by us mothers fathers or the ones that are raising a child , and not just by words n actions, but a lotta HEART
This video gave me a lot of optimistic energy as someone who believes in adding value to the community and helping others thrive rather considering money as an equivalent of success this really inapired me to keep moving forward and keep on creating rather then be depressed because of the social standards of having a high income job
That's true! When I was in university of science my best mark was at math. Not because I was excellent but because since the beginning of the semester I spent from 10min to 30 min every single day solving problems. When the final exams came (even I was going through a breakup) I got on the exam the best mark of 3 years of university of all subjects ! I learned that Consistency is the key and that good results come only if you spend hours of work and dedication to your craft. Pretty much like anything in Life.🙏
Same here I was poor In maths I changed my mind set I move from D students to B's almost instantly then with consistency A's these are engineering and advanced maths courses
People who are passionate about what they do with their lives and have the power to generate a positive impact on others lives is just so impressive.
What a great analogy. To teach kids and then they never have to have those classes again. This needs to be in our educational system because the educational system has really dropped the ball. He is a wonderful speaker that gets his message across. I listened to the whole video twice. I believe what he says is true what a great teacher!
Congratulations on your great effort! I applaud you!
🎉🎉🎉
Love this guy...
We need more humans as this gentleman.
Prof Loh❤is an international treasure ❤❤❤, we should protect him.
By "YouSum Live"
00:00:16 Importance of problem-solving in education
00:00:25 Encouraging creative thinking in math education
00:02:13 Shift from rote learning to mental flexibility
00:02:23 Emphasis on fostering mental flexibility
00:02:25 Negative impact of test preparation industry
00:03:11 Balancing financial sustainability with impact
00:03:24 Evolution of educational platforms for learning
00:04:19 Importance of human interaction in education
00:04:59 Creating a scalable win-win educational ecosystem
00:08:45 Teaching to empower students to think independently
00:09:03 Emphasizing self-sufficiency in learning
00:11:05 Value of diverse interactions for problem-solving
00:11:23 Customer discovery through public math talks
00:13:12 Personal experiences driving innovative ideas
00:13:38 Social entrepreneurship for societal impact
00:14:07 Encouraging value creation in the AI era
By "YouSum Live"
When he says “if a person knows a lot but is not friendly…” ❤ I feel seen. This is Huge in math/science world. Especially if they are teaching beginners or re-learners.
We need Prof Loh as part of a global ecosystem of wise women and men that helps us find solutions to key planetary problems. War, poverty, climate change....Their strategic, common good and creative thinking is what this world needs!
Exactly.this guy should take Jeff bezoa place in economic forum in davos
I think successful people are those who actually have the courage to do what they think rather than giving up, I'd like to be one of those. Like this respectable man, right here. I am so intrigued by the way he delivers his speech. Amazing work! 💕
Simple,Clean and Perfect.He sounds like a young intelligent kid explaining everything to his mom.
I was so blown away with everything he said. Just when I thought math was my enemy, I ended up studying it in school, and I practiced a bit of what he said because I never liked that subject.
But somehow, I taught myself how to love it so as to get what I wanted out of school.
I really do hope this message goes across to many young people.
Girl how did u start to like math. Plz help give tips
لنتعلم التفكير العميق.....شكرا .....كم هو جميل ان تجد بين البشر مثل هذا النوع المفكر...
I have goosebumps just by listening to this 14 minutes video. You are really inspiring, I wish you success and all the best in whatever you do
Major takeaways for me, also an educator and mother: 1. Equipping and empowering people to take off as soon as possible on their own (critical thinking). 2. Truly immersing oneself in “other” types of lives (empathy). 3. Focusing on being thoughtful and employing one’s artistry and academia more in the bigger picture (mindfulness). 4. Allowing for truly thinking outside of the box; on and off the page, see first example in video (mindset.) 5. Going into various disciplines, and using the juncture to improve on all sides; drama example for math teacher (authenticity). This video actually is a sort of rundown on a lot of terms we’ve been scrambling over the last 10 years, but put into context they are just more approachable. Thank you, I think this can really help a lot of people fill the slogans they encounter on a daily basis with real life! And meaning!
True that, what you said in the last part of your comment i completely agree__ and a good summary though (of the vid)❤
thanks
@ heikekranz, You are equally amazing and intelligent as the professor in the video for putting the whole video’s context into few summarised words and yet, self explanatory, unequivocally, intelligently put in categories. You are amazing as well. You must be a damn brilliant, amazing teacher. Thank you!
I love people who summarise the video for others. You have no idea how much it helps and please others
@@naqeebkakar6716 just can’t help myself…But, irony aside, it (my info and comments) are only an offer, so, hope you don’t think I’m gloating😊
I just got a bronze at the MEMO (Middle European Maths Olympiad) competition, which made me a bit sad, becasue it may be my last olympiad and I did poorer than at the practices. I wanted to do IMO problems so that I can solve everything that may come up at the IMO qualifiers, but it wasn't fun anymore. However, this video made me realise what Maths is all about and what I really need. Thank you!
I love how passionate he is. His model is something that we look at in public health strategy mixed with game theory.
Can you explain a bit about the game theory?
I wanted to have a conversation with this Man. I never believe with the word perfection, however, today, I just realize that perfection is this Man himself😊
Thank you and keep safe.
I never imagined that people who were talented could be working on becoming extraordinarie... amazing...
this guy seems very cool and honest - approved
This made me rethink the value of creativity in education. Learning how to think is more crucial than ever. Great message! 🚀
I hope those top leaders may watch this, so as educators. I am almost crying hearing his definition of success.
You are so beautiful
Bless this man. He is doing great work, and on top of that, with a smile.
This might be the best video I've watched on UA-cam.
the passion of this man is incomparable ❤❤❤ we need more like you Loh. In this world young people are way esier to mold. than the one that has been constrict by its own democracy
you should become like him...
wow i stumble on this video somehow and I'm not regretting it......i actually learn something new and it actually make me think about lot's of things which is happening in my life
I love the intrepreneur part so thoughtful with deep meaning.....
In this era where we have short attention span want everything quick.....there's need of people like you professor who convince ourselves to question our thoughts☺
Same. Even my background is from maths but still I am feeling excited ❤
WE REALLY DESERVE THIS KIND OF TEACHERS
He is one of the greatest communicator I have ever seen
I wish I had a teacher like him back in school. Thank you for existing and doing your work
I really enjoyed this! Thank you!!
13:36 this made me so happy
That smile just changed my mood
And his thoughts
Damn man!
He is gem of this human society
I think that tooooo ❤
Such a real genius gave us knowledge by introducing his business to us!
Nobody can think out of box. The only difference is that some of us live in boxes bigger than others'
I got goosebumps while listening to your speech, and that was Hella good, passionate, ambitious, and everything...
Thisis an answered prayer. America needs this soooo badly! Thank God for this!
Insightful one from Prof. I love is way of teaching. He is a tutor who doesn't believe in the traditional methods of teaching and learning but someone who is updated and that will help his students to always think outside the box and also make them critical thinker who proffer innovative solutions to several problems around them.
He explained the real definition of success!!!
This Guy is Amazing, We need more people like this, Who really cares to the world, not just the 💰
It's been a long time since I've heard something so inspiring and from someone who cares that others understand.
Amazing interview! Amazing gentleman! I salute him!!!!
Brilliant! we need lot more of such humans on earth.
This is listening, reading and great intentions combined.
I watched 1 minute of this video and it gave me the desire of learning math again. I struggle in high school, but I’m sure I would do ok if I had all the tools kids have theses days
Professor, you are spot -on what you say. I agree with you. I do something, however, i got traumatic brain injury.
Professor Loh is a Genius!
This guy is so bold and smart. Wow! Respect.
What an awesome human being!! For sure he is making difference in this real world!! Congrats!!!
I ranked 21st in a national maths contest I took part in during my school years - I must say that this is more of a cognitive ability than something ine can teach!
Great to see Maths being taught in a way that everyone can understand 🙂
So much passion! It’s giving me goosebumps. Love this guy!
Teaching people to be thoughtful - perfect 🙏🏼👌
This guy melts my heart 🥺🥺🥺
Haven’t heard of this school since the late great randy pausch was giving the last lecture, nice to see they still have genuine people roaming
wonderful speaker, love the way he talk and motivational words
love and respect to this personality..❤❤
Soo good!!! Love this content and this gentleman voice! at the end when he said that everyone should be little bit of entrepreneur no body talks about this but this man wants to make people aware of power of thinking and exploring and getting new things to experience and learn
This video is everything I wanted to hear!
I respect you and your work. I had been thinking a lot how to cultivate the habit of thinking in young minds having learnt a lot in my own life - that I got this video. I think you have made the best effort in United States… Kudos to your work and journey. I am starting this journey in India applying some of the principles of my graduate studies at UT, Austin. I am happy to find this video and get ideas over the journey of a person having similar mission as mine. Thanks a lot for sharing.
A valuable gift to achieve success
One of the greatest mathematician of our generation
“Why reinvent the wheel” is one of the most indolent question I’ve heard
Learning how to think and solve problems. Thats not what we learned at school. And most UA-cam video show how to do something much too specific. They should show whats the problem, what are the consequences and most difficult parts. Analyse the problem and then show multiple solution options and their benefits and limitations. Then we will learn how to attack any type if problem. Not only the one shown.
Congrats on the video. I really like the way you have explained the importance of creating value for people. It is clear that you have the mindset of an entrepreneur. About math in general there are a lot of people that know how to solve complex problems yet don’t know how to explain or make others understand the logic behind the solution. A lot of people memorize but are not good in solving simple problems
We need you in Nigeria, you're amazing
Thank you for sharing such kind of knowledge. I've learned a lot too deeply 🎉
"Money can't buy happiness, but it can create impact and influence" - Very true. But it's also a double-edged sword, influence can be negative and impact may not necessarily be good for the public. Only a truly democratic country, with robust checks and balances of power, can keep those who are handling the nation's wealth honest, and for the good of society.
He is a true entrepreneur.
As the Stoics said: "Focus on what truly matters." - Life is short. Spend your energy on what aligns with your values and purpose.
Thats so Deep! Enjoying being thoughtful is important aspect and will definately have a big impact on society. 💌
What a guy!!! I watched this 4 times.
9 seconds in and I've already paused to think about that knowledge bomb he just dropped 🤯
You should try next, you will love it. 😊
Great sir, we need many Po-Shen. Amazing would wish my son learn from you one day.
What a way to wake up with this and a cup of coffee on New Year's day. You are a national treasure!!!
❤moved by this conversation...I have taught your nice approach to solve a quadratic equation....it was amazing
There is so much to learn here. Thank Prof Po-Shen-Loh
Protect this man at all costs!
we were taught not to think outside the box since every question in an exam is based on a certain set of rules and we are bound within those rules to solve a problem given in the paper itself
I can feel his passion for teaching!!!
I love how well spoken he was.
Produce more teachers like you for a greater impact.
Chinese are always humble and carrying for others look at poh shen loh and Terrance Tao how cool they are .
he is 41 but looks 18
He's asian he age less😂
I hadn't even taught about his age , I had assumed his was between 20-30
I am from middle East,I am 18 but look look like a 41 year old man
@@MirRind-ur2go good sense of humor.
He does has a mature face. I would have assumed 35
This is was so great to watch. Thanks Po-Shen Loh, for sharing what you define as creating value.
That was the most enlightening 15 minutes of my entire life.
Thank you for the video I have a friend that is deep in the box, the wrong box too. Bless his heart
The work is he is doing is exceptional. ❤❤
This is gold 🥇🥇🥇. Glad I have a chance to watch this ❤❤❤
Your trading strategies are very effective. Thank you for sharing them with us and helping us achieve financial freedom.
We badly need you Sir in India 😢❤
We have teachers like him here also like Anand kumar , Mehul Shashtri , Anubhav sir etc.
Brilliant mind. So glad you were able to get him share some of his amazing thoughts on education. I am grateful.