Isaac Newton: The Man and his Hidden Life
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Host - Simon Whistler
Author - Steve Theunissen
Producer - Jennifer Da Silva
Executive Producer - Shell Harris
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Source/Further reading:
British Legends: The Life and Legacy of Sir Isaac Newton - Charles River Editors
Introducing Newton by William Rankin
Meet Isaac Newton by Charles Margerison
In some ways the most amazing thing about Newton is that he died at a ripe old age even by our standards with a well paying job he held onto for many decades. It seems like most stories of great historical intellects, philosophers, and artists end with "And then they spent their last years in poverty and died penniless and broken" or "They were tragically taken before their time by some disease or substance abuse," or "They were never appreciated during their time and it was only years after their death that their work would become well known."
But Newton was like "Naw, I'm going to die rich, famous, and old."
It was quite rare for people to live to an old age in the 1600’s. Life expectancy in London was only 30-40 years at the time. But of course, there were a few exceptions. Newton was one of them who lived till age 84. Edmond halley was also born in the 1600’s and he lived for 85 years.
During his quarantine he invented calculus _WHAT A CHAD_
During quarantine I got depressed
Fr he's a true gigachad
Leibniz too btw
He mispronounced Principia. It is Prin’kipia
The virgin chad, the most powerful being in history
Ugh stop with the ridiculous internet speak 🤮
It was determined that both Newton and Leibniz had "discovered" Calculus on their own through similar means, which is kinda amazing since it's so damn useful for modern Engineering and mathematics.
@@heronimousbrapson863 Almost doesn't count. Get back to public defecation.
"Superpower by 2030" lolz
@@heronimousbrapson863 sources?
Tubmaster 5000 sources?
@Augusto Helmer > bovine excrement > Leibniz NEVER did experiments to derive Calculus, he read unpublished Principia Mathematica at the Royal Society and STOLE Newton's work
Engineer
I find these calming and help with my anxiety attacks oddly
I find myself prefering these over listening to music throughout the day.
I use them to fall asleep.
David Wallace, same here! Simon's voice is very therapeutic.
I think it's basically the fact that we're wasting our time on a video which contains good information.
Same here ,how weird is that .
They left out an interesting fun fact. As Master of the Mint, Isaac Newton invented the serrations on the edges of coins. Modern coins only have them for looks, but in the days of real gold and silver coins, the serrations kept people from scraping tiny amounts of metal off the edges.
I thought those were for blind people?
@@tdubs4522 ....
A fact is a fact, is a fact. There is no 'oid' involved. So annoying.
@@DeneF its OK usage when a droid mentioned the fact
Davvy Jannes the size of the coin doesn’t tell the blind person what coin they have ?
To me, without question, the greatest scientist ever.
^Yeah... I wonder what the hell you learned at university in the 1600s when we knew so little of about the universe.
Not even close to Tesla
It's hard to say, who's the best, because they all discovered/ developed/ invented something, because of their predecessors. Newton said himself that, "If I have seen farther, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants".
Keynes called Newton the last magician rather than first scientist.
There’s a lot of speculation that other people e.g. his wife did all the maths and he took the credit, but it is just speculation, so idk what to think
He was ahead of his time. Really nice time to upload his story for this day.
You make some of the best content on UA-cam, thanks for all your hard work. Happy New Year!
"When asked how he had derived his laws of gravity and motion,
"Newton replied: "BY THINKING OF THEM WITHOUT CEASING"....best reply in history 😀
The answer has much gravitas
Is it true??
I learned a lot about Isaac Newton's life and works today, I am most grateful to you Simon, and your team
Thank you so much for this brilliant video..Happy New Year to you Biographics, and to all that pass this way!
Undoubtedly one of the Greatest Human beings who has ever lived on planet earth
His contributions to the advancement of Humanity are simply staggering
Happy new year simon!!!!
I enjoy these historical biographic's. I listen to them as treat them as a teaser trailer of sorts for the story of a particular life, if I find one that really piques my interest, I'll use this as a jumping off point before diving into my own research.
I love this channel.
Newton was certainly a brave man to successfully question the "dogma" of the day. The end bought a tear to my eye.
Happy new year to everyone and especially simon and the team behind simon and all other wonderful channels that pour out knowledge
I love all these biographies. This is a Brilliant effort!
I be learning so much from this channel
0:50 - Chapter 1 - Formative years
2:55 - Chapter 2 - A trinity man
4:40 - Chapter 3 - The mathematician
9:20 - Chapter 4 - Clashing with church
10:45 - Mid roll ads
11:50 - Chapter 5 - Newton magnum opus
13:25 - Chapter 6 - The alchemist
14:40 - Chapter 7 - The theologian
16:20 - Chapter 8 - The public servant
18:15 - Chapter 9 - The final years
"The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.
" F. Scott Fitzgerald. Isaac Newton was a first-class first-rate genius and the greatest Alchemist in history.
And if you really have a brain you can do a Hegel and integrate the two.
"the greatest Alchemist in history." Not exactly sure if that!s a good or a bad thing to say about someone! 😜
Fitzgerald could rarely hold even one idea in his mind at a time. He definitely was the patron saint of alcoholic writers...
@@gordonlawrence4749
I thought you didn't use your brain to do hegel exercises?
Do you really mean Hegel or kegel? Kegel would make more sense...Hegel was a German philosopher who lived after Newton.
There are so many brilliant people,it never ceases to fascinate me.
I dont mind your mid roll ads they actually quite nice. And your chose your sponsors wisely. Plus the quality and content of your videos are brilliant
Although im dyscalculic, Newton is still one of my favourite scientists because his work formed the basis of a lot of modern technology and concepts as well as what paved the way to it.
'Dyscalculic' 😁😁
There are more of us than you know.
@@RankinMsP hear hear
Thank you, Simon. Another masterpiece presentation
Thanks man for this video, I had to make a essay on Isaac Newton and this video was so helpful!
Simon, I enjoy your videos tremendously. I appreciate the thoroughness while brief in nature. Your commercial plugs after you begin the video, genius.
Can we have a Rene Descartes episode?
yes
Agreed
Deanna Jackson
Yes, but how would we know.
I want to settle the argument as to why Descartes looks so arrogant in all of his portraits. Was it because he was thinking, "I'm smarter than you and I can kill you."? He was a genius and in his youth had been a mercenary, close enough to a hit man.
@Alexandria School of Science Send them a list with all of them, so they have their future episodes planned. 😊
Happy New Year from Connecticut, USA!
You've done so many of these videos! I just scrolled through a YUUGE list to find this!!!! You've done everything!
Wonderful new year's gift. Thanks Simon & team! Suggest you do a video, and soon, on Emmy Noether, and her most significant contributions to mathematical physics. She also lived during interesting times and faced significant hardships.
Excellent videos. Very good effort in putting the facts before viewers so nicely. Very good job. You deserve a lot of appreciation from all viewers.
Waited so long for this!
Happy New Year Simon and those who assist! Cheers!
That was good!! Need more!! Happy New Year!!
Hsppy New Year !
Great video, thank you!
Happy New year Biographics Family !!
Just found this channel and can't stop watching! Guess I'm starting my new year off right, lol :)
This my 2nd videos that I watch from youb,Sir and you truly deliver.thank you.
As usual, great work.
Even uploading on New years eve ! Ty Simon
Isaac Newton is, and always will be, the most important man in human history. NEWTON INTEGRATED THE NATURAL SCIENCES
Thank you for this video.
I wonder if he was an ancestor of Wayne Newton?
@@heronimousbrapson863 He famously wasn't interested in women and never had kids. You may disbelieve that but certainly if he had secret kids they wouldn't have his name.
@@hellsjamfleas It is believed Newton had Asberger's syndrome, so relationships would have been difficult to impossible. The Wayne Newton comment was a joke, by the way.
Tubmaster 5000 It’s called Asperger’s Syndrome though.
Kepler was the better scientist. He did all the hard work.
Brilliant, Simon. Excellent content.
All the Biographics are excellent and brilliantly narrated!
nailed it - again, thank you
7:29 His work on Optics led Newton to _focus_ on...
See what he did there? lol
😂😂😂
How about some more of the science greats like Faraday, Lavoisier, Maxwell...please?
@Wuhan Virus Perhaps not to you.
@Wuhan Virus Clearly a nonsense comment. Without Maxwell and his equations for instance modern physics would not have developed a few dacades later to produce the breakthroughs of relativity and the quantum. theory.
Thank you for this, I’m learning it at school and now I know some extra things
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Fascinating, thanks.
One of the best I have heard on Newton, Thanks beautiful work.
Love the videos! Would you be able to do one on Ned Kelly?
Happy new year Simon.Great work. If you're going to do more mathematicians: Everiste Galios. Also would love to see a vid on Micheal Collins the Irish Revolutionary.
Happy new year
Simon happy new year from sunapee harbour New Hampshire USA. Love your bios
thats my favourite quote of all time, goosebumps
Thank you for your accuracy
Awesome video!😎👍
Thank you Sir Isaac for your contributions to humanity. Maybe an episode on the deposed Shah of Iran, next? That’s a pretty wild story & quite relevant to today’s happenings.
Fantastic video on one of my heroes! Can you do one on other physics hero. Einstein, please?
This video channel is the best history channel I have ever seen!
Thanks for the advice Sir.
Good job Simon
Great video, I'd love to also see one on Descarte and Blaise Pascal.
I enjoy your work sir, and especially your accent. I have an interest in accents, since I was a boy. My own is quite terrible being from the south, I have often been accused of lesser intelligence. Anyway, thank you sir and to your team as well for the content you produce. Good day to you.
never has there been a man that has illuminated the workings of the natural world so much as isaac newton. Isaac newton's mind was at a higher level of intelligence
Sir Isaac Newton opened the door to universal
Archimedes: hello there
@@pinkzero281 newton is better
@@pinkzero281 not smarter maybe, but made way better discoveries than archimedes, archimedes is still very smart though
@@pinkzero281 If you believe in reincarnation, they could very well be the same person!
Bach, Paganini, Mozart, Vivaldi, Zelenka, Stradivari, the science behind beautiful music
Uh, Beethoven?
…HELLO!?
Great story, Simon.
What a riddle of a man, full of differences within himself. By accepting the differences, the contradictions in ourselves, we are able to accept and comprehend the differences in others.
Happy New Year to everyone who reads BioGraphics! 🎊🎆🎈🎇🎉
This channel saves my sanity everyday at work
I would love to hear about the life and career of Dick Van Dyck
Interesting that you decided not to mention his private life? I found that aspect of his life fascinating! Keep up the good work x
What do you know about his private life? I read that he wasn't interested in sex. Like he died a virgin.
Can you do one on Sun Tzu???
he did
He has
Good biographic 👍
I’m a nurse and have done lots of science...and wish I had brilliant many years ago
Very Interesting
A New Years resolution goes in one year and out the other 😉
ahaha
Hi Simon! first of, love your channel! i was wondering if you could do a episode of Augusto Pinochet?
Thank you
£1500 in 1700 is near enough £300,000 today.
I love his channel so much!
PROVE IT!
@@alexandert696 how would I do that?
idk :p
Surprise me
I'll get my coat and leave now
@@alexandert696 what a strange comment 😂
I’d love to see a biography on Philippe Petain.
A very comprehensive summary of his life and work. I would loved to have known more about Clavis and his experiments on alchemy. Today we scientist would say this was a blind alley of nonsense but what exactly did he do and find out, if anything?
Do Bobby Fischer! Please!!!!
Jesus Christ I did Bobby Fisher once. He mated me real good.
@@Kaddywompous sounds like some hardcore pawn!
@@Kaddywompous Did he show you his bishop? 😀
An episode on Leibniz (co-inventor of the calculus along with Newton) would be good.
Cheers!
My brother loves Newton, and insist that Newton is the father of Calculus☺️
But not credited as some believe he just stole from Newton's work.
Its nice to hear about the genuinely amazing people of history every once and a while. On many occasions, upon further research of people who I thought were heros, who invented new technology or ideas, and/or were one of a kind leaders of their time, I always end up becoming extremely disappointed when I discover who they actually were. But every now and then, I realize these people were way better than I previously thought. I wish more people were like Newton, and I aspire to be someone who truly makes a difference in the world
Simon,,,,gracias,,,
0:57 you said 'country of lincolnshire', LOL
Cool video. The music was weird though.
Most teenagers have a movie star, or a singer as an idol. My idol was Issac Newton. His equation for gravitation was elegant, and his invention of calculus proved his genius mind. I place Newton and Einstein on equal footing for brilliance and contribution to science.
Love your channel. Have you done Hannibal Barca yet?
Hi Biographics. Can you put together something on Eli Cohen?
Every Action has an Equal and Opposite Reaction
That is drilled into me!
Dito One that i always say
Objects of different mass fall toward Earth at the same rate (air friction aside). That's what is drilled into my mind since I was 8.
I would like to see a video on Hector Berlioz.
Splendid commentary, even though I am into quanta Newton is my hero.
Do one on Charles proteus steinmetz please. Literally most important person in modern life. Tesla and Einstein looked up to this man.
Around 10:58 Actually, I don't really mind the mid-video adverts all that much. I like radio shows from the golden age of radio where the adverts were practically a part of of programme and presented by the actors, as you do, Simon. I joined UA-cam Premium about a year ago because I got tired of jarring adds popping up in long videos that I wanted to watch. Edit: I, too, would enjoy an episode about Rene Descartes (and Greorg Cantor, the father of Set Theory)...
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM BROOKLYN, N.Y. US
Happy New Year from sunny Auckland New Zealand
your very well spoken
Yes, they are long, but very enjoyable.
Since I went to the Leibniz university I have to suggest him as a subject ;) I would also want to suggest Albrecht Daniel Thaer, the father of agricultural science from my hometown, who might be an interesting subject to do a bio on.