Neil Turok: 2008 TED Prize wish: An African Einstein

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  • @neriumsuitedher
    @neriumsuitedher 11 років тому +3

    This speech lifted my mood better than any comedy on UA-cam would have. I feel so happy about what has been done and I don't even have anything to do with Africa. TED is amazing, it brings back my faith in humanity, which the mainstream media often reduces.

  • @climbeverest
    @climbeverest 8 років тому +7

    Neil Turok is god's gift to humanity, there are many TED lectures, this one is special!

  • @moali505
    @moali505 17 років тому +2

    One of my uncles (fairly distant like third uncle) took a test similar to the American SAT in kenya, scored the second highest, and got a full ride to a college in Boston. After graduating he went on to go to medical school and soon after became a doctor. Till this day, 19 years later he has yet to return to Africa. He is afraid to return to Somalia because of the tribal war that has been going on there since 1990. This is only one example of many where the educated Africans stay out of AFRICA.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому +2

    Europe had not one but TWO terrible world wars with acts of genocide far more brutal than anything Africa has gone through, and then had the Cold War etc. Africa's problems are not colonialism, they're not lack of resources, and they're certainly not caused by biological differences between Africans and Europeans. There is little about Africa that could not be solved by better education, an embrace of free market economics and a rule of law. (Europe dropping agri tariffs would help too)

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому +2

    Africa has plenty of water, good agricultural soil and pasture. In case your image of Africa is just the dustbowls you see on the news when Ethiopians are dying, most of the continent is actually lush and green, with tropical rainforests and vast open savannas. Starvation in Africa is first and foremost caused by failures of politics, with poor transport networks also playing a role. There are draughts of course, but first world nations like USA and Australia have those, and nobody starves.

  • @OneoftheImmortals
    @OneoftheImmortals 17 років тому +1

    I found myself applauding with the audience. Here, in the United States, Oprah seemed to be the only hope for South African education producing intellectual leaders to solve Africa's problems.
    How wonderful to see AIMS is inclusive of both sexes and the whole continent is involved.
    It is remarkable that this all started a short while ago, with only one hundred thousand dollars. I never did understand why Oprah spent so much for so few. Does Oprah and AIMS have any kind of partnership?

  • @AbdulHafeez-cq6oo
    @AbdulHafeez-cq6oo 8 років тому +1

    Neil Truck i call him smiling genius and Blessing for the physics who is sincere and great scientist

  • @1schwererziehbar1
    @1schwererziehbar1 16 років тому +1

    i love how TED focuses on africa a lot. a 7th of all people live there. and most do not get enough education. there's SO much potential for science there. also the culture is very friendly and warm. good-hearted scientists with super social skills will come from there. and of course hawking is part of it. rock on, hawking!

  • @TRAdamTM
    @TRAdamTM 17 років тому

    This man (contrary to the previous videos guest K.Armstrong) is actually doing something, and with results and quite remarkable ones!
    I fully support this, more ppl like him are needed in the world.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому +1

    "What is the point of owning slaves if you don't make progress?"
    Well to answer that we have to differentiate between the best interest of the slave owner, and the best interest of the nation.
    Slave ownership made a few slave owners wealthy but overall hampered the economy, society as a whole would have been better off if they had paid the workers and turned them into aspirational consumers. Apart from anything else, paid workers have a much higher production output than slaves.

  • @Czechino
    @Czechino 8 років тому +4

    Im sick of myself when i see what this man accomplished..

  • @OriginalFreeThinker
    @OriginalFreeThinker 14 років тому

    Turok is a great scientist! The fact that he's a director of the Perimeter institute speaks bags about his talent.

  • @Tim89246
    @Tim89246 12 років тому +1

    Great Video.. Although he doesn't seem to realize that Africa was the first to contribute to everything we know today... That is not ego, just fact... So perhaps his ending should have read something like; "Our aim is to help get Africa back to where it was when it gave birth to the very things we cherish so much today, in order to bring about more greatness that otherwise may never surface..." I do love the fact that he realizes that the solution is Africa...

  • @jamalkoram9384
    @jamalkoram9384 8 років тому

    We must always be aware and alert to how we measure progress, if progress is what we really require. The application of knowledge has a primary directive: sustain life and protect culture and land.

  • @crudhousefull
    @crudhousefull 13 років тому

    This man is incredible. This is exactly how Africa should develop

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому +1

    Actually, native African governments need to stop using this wealth to buy palaces and huge fleets of Mercedes S Class limos for themselves instead of investing it in education, healthcare etc. Blaming the west for Africa's problems is simplistic in the extreme. We've seen in Zimbabwe over the last few years just how destructive bad government can be. None of Zimbabwe's current problems are the west's fault.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    Africa had its independence wars, and it won them. When the English were driven from America the country flourished because it had good leaders. The American Declaration of Independence is so remarkable that it remains powerfully stirring to this day. If the independence fighters of Africa had similar motivation, Africa would be a very different place. Unfortunately for the most part they only only fought to replace benevolent European dictatorships with their own malevolent local ones.

  • @blinganth
    @blinganth 16 років тому

    Neil is my cousin...(seriously!!) oh my god!!! I am so impressed!!! I vote for the nobel prize too!!!

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому +1

    "The Amish people in America have their own governing rule and society untainted from the modern world and they seem fine." As an ironic aside, inbreeding among the Amish has created numerous health problems. Despite their anti-technology beliefs they have embraced modern medicine including some very cutting edge gene therapy. Google "gene therapy Amish" for more info. Also, the Amish population is constantly shrinking because a good portion of young Amish want modernity, so they leave the sect.

  • @fuadn
    @fuadn 15 років тому

    i hope that AIM extends to involve children who cannot attend primary and/or secondary schools. i hope that Dr. Neil will remember or i should say not forget about those kids as well. and i also hope that we have 'AIM' in middle east too, because the level of education is falling exponentially over there...

  • @MrFrankBullitt
    @MrFrankBullitt 17 років тому

    This guy is a true role model

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "As I recall on one documentary African tribes fought valiantly to no avail the Europeans due to refusal of acceptance of the railroads and modern structure."
    The west had people like that also, the Luddites. Today there are few people who agree with them, they'd much rather have a long healthy prosperous life than a lifetime of backbreaking manual labor in the fields, and their core assertion that mechanisation creates unemployment is known to be complete and utter crap.

  • @empemitheos
    @empemitheos 16 років тому

    It goes even deeper than that. The upper class usually either uses foreign aide or leaves the country to keep up their comfortable western lifestyle. Essentially not many people want to take their time and make things better when they can just leave or import western goods with western aide to escape the poverty of their countries.

  • @takerdust
    @takerdust 17 років тому

    Wonder how many of the graduates will remain in Africa

  • @user-to8hd6kv4p
    @user-to8hd6kv4p 5 років тому

    GOD BLESS YOU PROFESSOR

  • @minakshisinha2975
    @minakshisinha2975 12 років тому +1

    I LIKE NEIL TUROK

  • @hughtub
    @hughtub 17 років тому

    The most advanced parts of Africa, where Africans enjoy the highest standard of living, are where Western Europe has had the most influence. Even in apartheid South Africa, thousands of Africans wanted to move there since even the black South Africans had a higher standard of living than the rest of the continent.

  • @hughtub
    @hughtub 17 років тому

    Actually the more research is done in genetics, the more it shows that geographically isolated groups (races) are evolving even faster from one another, especially in the past few thousand years. Medicine research now takes into account these differences, to better treat the varying races. I believe humans are most valuable when we do more with less. Those who can't bring themselves out of their poverty should not bring more children into the world to suffer.

  • @grasssmile
    @grasssmile 13 років тому

    touches our hearts by doing

  • @Unclesamslair
    @Unclesamslair 12 років тому

    what kinds of things are they better at?

  • @moali505
    @moali505 17 років тому

    SUCH an inspiring story!

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "even though it was COUNTERPRODUCTIVE as you put it?"
    Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. Armed with a modern understanding of economics and management we can now say that the whole idea of slavery was stupid.
    That doesn't mean it wasn't profitable for the slave traders and slave owners, but the best analogy I think would be to compare it to the drug trade. It makes a minority wealthy but causes harm to the majority. A society without slaves is like a society without drug addicts.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "Native Africans need to take over their countries rich resources to provide for their own future" Can you cite any examples where forced nationalisation of foreign assets did NOT result in catastrophic outcomes for the economy?
    Take the example of Venezuela. Until the 1950s it was one of the wealthiest countries in the world with a per capita GDP as high as anywhere. In the 1950s "patriotic" governments seized foreign businesses including oil cos, and this prosperity rapidly evaporated.

  • @alexQw33
    @alexQw33 17 років тому +1

    Blood Diamonds by Campbell Greg explains the sad story behind. After reading it, my fiance and I decided to buy an engineered diamond as engagement.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "Would paid workers work from dust till dawn seven days a week" This statement makes me wonder how old you are, and if you've ever had a job! Dusk till dawn are approximately the same number of hours I work per day, and I'm self employed. Electric lighting means I can sleep in later, and stay up later though.
    Slaves aren't given productivity incentives, they're just whipped a lot. As a result they shirk the moment the boss' back is turned. Also, they were usually poorly trained.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    Lots of civilisations have had disturbances of at least equal magnitude to colonialism. Asia had basically exactly the same experience but has not turned out anything like Africa. Many Asian countries followed up colonialism with Communist revolutions and wars which were at least as traumatic as the start and end of colonialism but have turned out completely differently. Not even Vietnam, which had brutal colonialism AND the Vietnam war AND communism has turned out as screwed up as Africa.

  • @hughtub
    @hughtub 17 років тому

    Your stance is that intelligence is 100% environmental for humans. My stance is that the brain is formed by DNA from the parents, that any creature's intelligence is limited by their brain formation, though their cultural environment may determine how much of that inherent potential is reached. To deny inherent genius is to deny that evolution occurs.

  • @pro7o7ype87
    @pro7o7ype87 17 років тому +1

    Wow he's the most nervous TED presenter I've seen.

  • @empemitheos
    @empemitheos 16 років тому

    you need to take a statistics class, variability within groups does not eliminate the overall bell curve.
    You should look at averages, not variability.

  • @ndjarnag
    @ndjarnag 17 років тому

    TED is awesome!
    subscribed.

  • @Terrible_Peril
    @Terrible_Peril 16 років тому

    they're not corrupt. they're operating as was intended, they're just dead set on oppressing people. that can be changed.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "Bold statement which you have no basis to prove that." Actually, I do. If you care to do a bit of research you'll find numerous economic papers and books have been written on the economics of slavery and the creation of a wealthy society, including many studying NAZI Germany's use of slavery in WW2. A good start would be "The Birth of Plenty" by William Bernstein, a very accessible book which asks the question, "why is it that some societies are wealthy while others are poor?"

  • @JosuVaquerizo
    @JosuVaquerizo 16 років тому

    yeah! go Africa!

  • @IrishMarc1
    @IrishMarc1 15 років тому

    Awesome talk.

  • @eLurkr
    @eLurkr 15 років тому

    i wish i could go to that school

  • @aqouby
    @aqouby 13 років тому

    @RealDeal901 PROBABLY NOT, BUT HE IS A GREAT THEORETICAL PHYSICIST. BY THE WAY, YOUR CAPS LOCK WAS ON.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "Medicine research now takes into account these differences, to better treat the varying races." Only to the extent that some races are known to be more subject to certain diseases than others, like Australian Aborigines and diabetes, and some races respond better to certain drugs. It doesn't follow however, nor it it true, that any of this implies superior intelligence potential or differences in personality beyond cultural conditioning.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "I mean compared to what? To mechanized labour, as you say?" No, I was quite explicit about comparing it to paid employees. Also, if you are familiar with US economic history you'll know that slavery persisted beyond the introduction of machinery and that many plantation owners fought hard against mechanisation because they wanted to be lords and masters more than just businessmen.
    Slaves are very poorly motivated to innovate, to work when the boss isn't watching, to take pride in their work.

  • @jesusmywholehaschanged
    @jesusmywholehaschanged 11 років тому

    Come again?

  • @smerten
    @smerten 17 років тому

    finally new intro music! halleluja! halleluja!

  • @yoyoyoman11
    @yoyoyoman11 9 років тому +1

    Beautiful

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому +1

    "Humans evolved, so equality is an outdated, invalidated religious theory." Actually modern geneticists have done a great deal of work comparing the different "races" and have come to the conclusion that biologically we're all practically identical. Racial differences are largely confined to the ones we can see, everything else including genetic intelligence is not correlated to race. Turok is right, there is nothing wrong with African humans. There is enormous wasted potential.

  • @helixscape
    @helixscape 15 років тому

    Fabulous! I wrote a proposal for a World School of Peace which is endorsed by the Dalai Lama and Dr. Robert Muller, among others based on a very similar model - it's based on finding the most brilliant under privilaged students from all over the world (8 per country) and giving them the best education possible and making lectures available on line to the world as well for donations...put the palestinian students with the jewish etc and let them go on to solve world issues as friends ...

  • @hayeder
    @hayeder 16 років тому

    what a beautiful scheme

  • @Cousy83
    @Cousy83 17 років тому

    though i am immensely thankful for someone like this man to keep us safe from dinosaurs n shit

  • @MrFrankBullitt
    @MrFrankBullitt 16 років тому

    Give him a Nobel Prize

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "How do you think the pyramids got built, contractors?" While you are at it, you might want to look up some Egyptian history! The pyramids were built by free citizens during the flood season when their farmland was submerged by the Nile. There is ample archaeological evidence for this including pay records, various artifacts at the sites, graffiti discovered inside the pyramids etc. Heck, you don't even need a library for that one... you'll learn that from watching the Discovery Channel!

  • @hayeder
    @hayeder 16 років тому

    you're exactly right, it seems that the money given isn't doing the job at the moment. the root causes of problems (probably religion) aren't beeing addressed

  • @hannityforpres
    @hannityforpres 16 років тому

    So, Nigeria has the highest number of educated people among africans.... thats kind of like saying Honolulu has the highest number of hockey players among Hawaiians.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "Seriously, if that's the case what a huge misstep in America's short history" Yes, you are right! Slavery was a terrible idea, for humanitarian reasons and because it hindered the economy. At one point it is estimated that 50% of the population of Madgascar were slaves (Wikipedia), yet that country is among the world's poorest. In all seriousness, if you do a bit of research you'll find that slavery turns out to be a really bad idea on many levels, including the economic one.

  • @OneoftheImmortals
    @OneoftheImmortals 17 років тому

    Nelson Mandela himself asked Oprah to build a school in South Africa when she was already a billionaire. She used her own money. Over 40 million of it. There was nothing wrong with my question. Love or hate Oprah, you have to give her credit. I know very well who owned King World and gave her a 50 million dollar a year contract aproximately 20 years ago. Reread my original post.
    I asked a flat question. You read too much into it.

  • @elizabethgrot1
    @elizabethgrot1 14 років тому

    havent watched this yet

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "What about the vast difference in skull shape between Australian aborigines and Norwegians or Koreans?" Yeah, what about it? It hasn't been demonstrated that these actually affect functionality. In computer terms, it's just a "skin". :)

  • @goyavesETmangues
    @goyavesETmangues 13 років тому

    @goyavesETmangues
    I meant "reality shutter"

  • @gavrilo2007
    @gavrilo2007 16 років тому

    What do your comments say about Sean Hannity? Scary....

  • @DingoHammer
    @DingoHammer 7 років тому

    If the students of AIMS don't stay in Africa, then I don' t see that it is going to help all that much.

    • @quentinsennin6469
      @quentinsennin6469 6 років тому +1

      True, but that´s an ´if´.
      I´m personally under the impression that these students are off in other countries to get their masters and further training in the areas that would benefit their home region.

  • @mrkvamaster
    @mrkvamaster 17 років тому

    So you're saying some guys just sailed across the atlantic TWICE to bring people from Africa to America to work for them, even though it was COUNTERPRODUCTIVE as you put it? And they did this for how many hundred years? And STILL they didn't notice how COUNTERPRODUCTIVE it was?
    They must have had some very LOUSY accountants back then. I think they should have hired YOU to do the numbers for them.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    No, I'm not. There are many factors which explain the success of Europe, and allegedly superior European intelligence isn't one of them. It is worth remembering that at the time of the Dark Ages while Europe suffocated the Arabic world was keeping the work of the Greeks alive, and many firsts occurred in China. At various times Europe has not been an intellectual leader.Read "The Birth of Plenty" for a possible explanation of why things worked for Europe and not elsewhere.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "the highest standard of living, are where Western Europe has had the most influence." - Agreed!
    If anyone is still skeptical, look at the axis countries after WW2. They were bombed back to the stone age and culturally had their lives turned upside down, yet took only a generation to recover. That is because people with the will and knowhow to rebuild survived. That's education, hard work and capital investment for you! Sorry, but anyone who thinks colonialism was worse than WW2 is a fool.

  • @hughtub
    @hughtub 17 років тому

    Me thinks more intellectual output can be had by fixing American educational system (more emphasis on applications of knowledge than bookwork and boring HW). Also, we need to acknowledge that IQ is mostly genetic, not just environmental. Humans evolved, so equality is an outdated, invalidated religious theory.

    • @yanair2091
      @yanair2091 5 років тому

      Actually intelligence is likely mostly environmental. Of course, if parents of a child have some physical problem that hinders intelligence, it can be genetically passed to their offspring. But that's far from proving that IQ is "mostly genetic".
      Also, equality of people is not a theory. It's a basic human principle.

  • @Steadno
    @Steadno 16 років тому

    Africa has been and still is in many ways being pillaged by Arabs, Asians and especially Europeans for centuries, dont expect big changes any time soon.

  • @ultradevon04
    @ultradevon04 14 років тому

    @Standardfrank do you know how to levitate a 300 ton pyramid sone?? Also, please show some evidence for these other crazy statements you have made.

  • @sal0212
    @sal0212 15 років тому

    The IQ test is not a very accurate way to measure intelligence, there have been many studies on this.
    The average score in America has risen in the last 50 years, yet this seems to be contradictory to common sense if IQ was indeed an accurate measure of intelligence, no?

  • @hughtub
    @hughtub 17 років тому

    But aren't you taking for granted the cultural history that produced these "opportunities" that nobody seems willing to attribute to a higher rate of genius among Western Europeans than any other group? It's not as if opportunity and knowledge just fall from the sky into Europe. It's the cultural heritage of generations of higher rates of inherent geniuses that made Europe more advanced. The root of poverty is low IQ, not vice versa. The smart person will work themselves out of poverty.

  • @fleiteh
    @fleiteh 17 років тому

    lol did u catch that awkward moment in the auditorium when he said "Our dream is, that the next Einstein will be African"?

  • @shk9664
    @shk9664 15 років тому

    He is correct. But the causes of lower IQ hasn't been concluded because of fundamental design. Nature vs Nurture are both areas that may be the factors. Adizeta you should however not use words like "Blackie" if you want to be taken seriously.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    By the logic "slaves make a society great" it should follow that countries like Haiti should be the wealthiest, and America's south should be richer than the north. Actually economically slaves are a lousy resource because their productivity is really low. Humanitarianism aside, from a strictly economic point of view mechanised agriculture creates far more wealth than slave-run plantations. The west got wealthy because it had the industrial revolution and replaced human muscle with machines.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "whole situation a great deal and continues to do so today." If your claim is that the west helped in some way make Africa as crappy as it is today, I agree. Also, by providing poorly planned "aid" and failing to topple barbaric regimes they continue to do harm. That said, the vast majority of Africa's problems have nothing to do with the west, and the solutions largely involve becoming more "westernised", if you accept that education, sanitation, democracy and free enterprise are "western".

  • @MrFrankBullitt
    @MrFrankBullitt 17 років тому

    Genius

  • @jetpaq
    @jetpaq 11 років тому

    Umm.. sorry to state the obvious here, but with respect to their accomplishments..Can we get an Aims here in America too? like say "Detroit"? just saying I can see this working very well here too. the cost of education is ridiculous, and its certain that anyone invited to higher education would surely be a contributing member to society, if they don't have to be enslaved to gain said education. Anyone? Somebodey?

  • @mjtf1113
    @mjtf1113 14 років тому

    I would like one cosmologist to tell me why things move?

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "Africans didn't exactly advertise their slave trade market to the world either." You might start by looking up the Wikipedia page on the history of slavery. It might surprise you that slavery in Africa predates Europeans' arrival by thousands of years. It was just as common also in the Americas long before white men arrived.. you seen Apocalypto? Seriously, claiming white men invented slavery is like saying the French invented sex.

  • @RiceBaiiKhao
    @RiceBaiiKhao 15 років тому +1

    btw, what's you're iq? i'm not trying to make any judgements here. answer now

  • @empemitheos
    @empemitheos 16 років тому

    It's because Oprah spoils those girls, she gives them gifts, spa days, etc.

  • @hughtub
    @hughtub 17 років тому

    True, but I blame the Middle Ages on religious superstition superceding scientific objectivity. I can only dream what our world would be like today if the middle ages in Europe had continued on the path began by the Greeks, in terms of knowing the earth was round, and the free discussion of ideas that was only resurrected during the Renaissance. What about the vast difference in skull shape between Australian aborigines and Norwegians or Koreans?

  • @ultradevon04
    @ultradevon04 13 років тому

    @ultradevon04 Dude, why did you even reply to my first comment. What the heck are you even talking about.

  • @Typho0n86
    @Typho0n86 12 років тому

    7:40 where he says that he cant explain it.. If you cant explain it simply then you dont know what your on about

  • @Terrible_Peril
    @Terrible_Peril 16 років тому

    hahaha you cite IQ scores? anyone who looks into that will easily find that IQ tests mean very little. and if, perhaps, a physical IQ test were administered, who do you suppose would score highest? and what does that mean? that their circumstances are different.
    same capabilities for humans, with marginal variations. people are so scarcely able to tell each other apart that there's a highly specialized part of the brain dedicated to distinguishing faces apart.

  • @mrkvamaster
    @mrkvamaster 17 років тому

    TravisMorien, all that about slaves' productivity being low is just nonsense. I mean compared to what? To mechanized labour, as you say? You're mixing up technology with social structure here. Comparing a free worker with advanced equipment to a slave with primitive equipment makes no sense. Try comparing the two if they use the SAME equipment and you'll see who's more productive.

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    "They would much rather pour huge amounts in as investment so they can turn them into wealthy consumers." - Like in China for instance. There is nothing those greedy capitalists would like more than for Africa to do what China is doing now so they can do business there.
    Your conspiracy theory doesn't hold up for mining either. Because of poor infrastructure, training and security, plus govt corruption, mining in Africa is actually extremely expensive vs. elsewhere, despite the cheap labour.

  • @DejaViewed
    @DejaViewed 16 років тому

    Maybe he should spend more time hunting dinosaurs.

  • @3lank
    @3lank 17 років тому

    ...

  • @TravisMorien
    @TravisMorien 17 років тому

    I find your attitude rather condescending actually. You imply that Africans are completely helpless and have nothing to do with their current circumstances. Yes, in the past Africa was colonised by Europeans. During that time extensive infrastructure was built including rail links, dams, roads etc. When the Europeans left these decayed under African mismanagement and economies have gone backwards as murderous warlords fought genocidal wars for the chance to form the next corrupt government.

  • @barnabyrt1012
    @barnabyrt1012 8 років тому

    Copts are white and copt means Egyptian, they're not mixed like the Muslims, who interbred with Arabs and Sudanese. Black Americans like to believe they are the origin of civilisation. There are more races than just black & white. Pick up a book! XD

  • @Typho0n86
    @Typho0n86 12 років тому

    Fuck!!! You're comparing Turok to Einstein :S wow BAD TED!!!!!!!!

  • @ultradevon04
    @ultradevon04 13 років тому

    @SPQRImperator Learn how to spell please.