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  • @jamescaleb9676
    @jamescaleb9676 4 роки тому +39

    Forget vitamin C, Pauling is arguable the greatest scientist of the last century. He made fundamental contributions to chemistry and biology. he could have won 3 nobel prizes independent of the one for peace.

    • @JDAbelRN
      @JDAbelRN 3 роки тому +20

      IT IS SO OBVIOUS: DO NOT FORGET VITAMIN C.

    • @3941602
      @3941602 2 роки тому

      You should read the smear article VOX did on Pauling. Its absurd. Look it up if you get a chance.

    • @bettinabettina7155
      @bettinabettina7155 2 роки тому +1

      I am a proponent of Vitamin C, I know it to prevent colds and virus's. I haven't had a cold for 10 years!

    • @SET12DSP
      @SET12DSP Рік тому +7

      To further vitamin C, vitamin C in high doses is saving my life. It's reversing my heart disease.
      My CAC is down 30% from 660 to 458 and cardiologists have said it's not reversible!

    • @Dinac-m5t
      @Dinac-m5t 4 місяці тому

      @@SET12DSP me: wondering about negative effects of vitamin c

  • @janeteariel2523
    @janeteariel2523 4 роки тому +47

    Vitamin C has proven to be excellent in terms of helping the skin produce collagen as well as being an antioxidant. Look at his beautiful skin!

    • @richardwariner5886
      @richardwariner5886 4 роки тому +14

      Amazing human both inside and outside, I take around 15,000mg per day and it has advanced my life beyond belief. The one thing that bugs me in our current world affairs is around 97% of the Worldwide Ascorbic Acid powder is made and produced in China and the rest comes from Scotland. We need to make and produce our own Vitamin C & nutrients , because if there was a problem between the US & CHINA like sanctions or a war which would really sucks big time cause if that ever happened you can kiss it all goodbye.

    • @enalo6261
      @enalo6261 4 роки тому +3

      @@richardwariner5886 so confused,Pauling advocated for ascorbic acid but everyone says it's bad for you in that form?

    • @jacekr2655
      @jacekr2655 3 роки тому +1

      Good observation.

    • @LeithYearwood
      @LeithYearwood 3 роки тому +4

      @@enalo6261 Everyone who does not read the history of vit C in the past 80 years of medical literature. You can start by researching Dr Frederick Robert Klenner. Happy reading and discovering but if time is an issue Dr Thomas Levy has several UA-cam videos summarising Dr.Klenner's discoveries and experiences and experiments with vit C.

    • @ueeees1861
      @ueeees1861 3 роки тому

      He said that vitamins can cure cancer then he died of cancer

  • @likemusicwhat
    @likemusicwhat 16 років тому +37

    this sir is so impressive...i respect him so much...a man with his culture being, at the same time, so polite and warm - i'd say lovely isn't he ? its unusual to see such a personality..the world misses men like him...

  • @danbeilin3993
    @danbeilin3993 11 років тому +24

    I marched with Dr. Pauling against Vietnam, sat in his lectures in Biochemistry at UCLA and consulted with him concerning my dad's cancer. What is happening in our world when we don't listen to the intelligence of mankind that this man was so exemplary of?
    We are definitely in trouble.

    • @jolynnholt4402
      @jolynnholt4402 6 років тому +2

      Dan Beilin Greed and profits.

    • @cas8100
      @cas8100 4 роки тому +2

      DanBeilin. What did he recommend about your father?

  • @noahjonathan1
    @noahjonathan1 12 років тому +23

    I came here to remind people to take their vitamin C. ;)

  • @jilliantristan
    @jilliantristan 10 років тому +60

    Linus Pauling's great grandson is a friend of mine who lives in Geneva Paris and Northern California fighting for peace in a world without weapons. His family foundations are trying to end violence as well as the use of weapons to create a peaceful world. Linus Pauling's great grandson Linus Pauling Jr. continues the work of his esteemed great grandfather who wanted a world of peace.

    • @Lorieellesh
      @Lorieellesh 9 років тому +7

      jillian tristan His great grandfather would be very proud of him then.

    • @wernerheisenberg44
      @wernerheisenberg44 5 років тому

      Keep up the good work!Regards from Germany.

    • @mathewblackman2794
      @mathewblackman2794 5 років тому +2

      jillian tristan - great man. Truly, a great man.

    • @DoutorSemDoutorad01
      @DoutorSemDoutorad01 5 років тому +1

      jillian tristan the peaceful world is not possible.

    • @annabelleeh
      @annabelleeh 5 років тому +6

      He’s buried at a small cemetery down the street from my house- maybe I should leave some flowered for him

  • @benjohn6197
    @benjohn6197 5 років тому +49

    In 1967, my grandfather met Linus Pauling during his visit in India. He was proud to receive a book from Pauling.

  • @goodluckben1
    @goodluckben1 13 років тому +40

    he is my grandpas cousins

    • @ckagamirulez5304
      @ckagamirulez5304 4 роки тому +1

      0: seriously?

    • @Dreammovieofficial
      @Dreammovieofficial 4 роки тому +8

      Yes. My parents went and met him before he died. He said my dad looked like his dad. Wow that was a long time ago.

    • @jakefuller7597
      @jakefuller7597 3 роки тому

      The property on HWY 1 is gorgeous

  • @DymaxionWorld
    @DymaxionWorld 16 років тому +30

    Remarkable!
    He convinced the Soviet and the World to stop nuclear testing in the earth's atmosphere!
    If we are still here; It is because of men like him.

  • @dr.jamesspurgeon784
    @dr.jamesspurgeon784 6 років тому +42

    Linus: I take about 15,000mg of vitamin C per day
    Medical Community: you can't do that, that's incredibly dangerous
    Linus (20 years later at 90 years old): now I take about 20,000mg of vitamin C per day
    Medical Community: uh... that's dangerous?

    • @MundoGamesDo
      @MundoGamesDo 5 років тому +1

      How did he take all this amount? I mean, is it pills? I WANNA BUY IT

    • @alperaus
      @alperaus 5 років тому +1

      May I ask what form of Vit C you take? Powder, pill etc? And do you reckon Ascorbic acid is Vit C? another argument in the medical world ...

    • @אור.א-י7ה
      @אור.א-י7ה 5 років тому

      @Alfred E Neuman I've been taking c the last 2 weeks, about a spoon a day in a fruit shake and still I suffer from a sinus infection and naw sume bad nausea, have I done something wrong? My baby is sick too, how can you give vitamin c to a baby?

    • @אור.א-י7ה
      @אור.א-י7ה 5 років тому +1

      @Alfred E Neuman wo that's a lot of good information there, I'll do my homework...thank you very much Sir 🍋🌿

    • @hideitagainSam
      @hideitagainSam 4 роки тому

      @@MundoGamesDo Drips.

  • @gbiota1
    @gbiota1 9 років тому +23

    Anyone care to comment on the question the moderator asked "Why has it been so difficult to bridge this gap between the insights of scientists and the thinking and actions of our politicians?"
    Personally, I think this is a terribly important question. You can only have so much internal conflict before you tear yourself apart. We can only allow the smartest people in the world to design our technology for so long, before putting that technology in the hands of the stupidest people results in our destruction.
    My answer in the disparity is that politicians are elected by people whose education on scientific insight is not increasing in tandem with its importance to political decisions. Politicians get power largely be placating ignorant and emotional reactions, scientists get degrees and make discoveries by mechanisms entirely different from popular consent.

    • @Massimo-sn7xd
      @Massimo-sn7xd 6 років тому +1

      gbiota1,
      We should give function of organizing our society not to politicians, but to those who can actually solve human problems, which are not geo-political but are *technical,* technicians, engineers, social scientists, architects, designers, scientists in other fields (while participating actively ourselves in this process, too). That's the main problem - we trust this function to incompetent class (politician class).
      The Zeitgeist Movement, The Venus Project talk about this in detail.

  • @wpyao
    @wpyao 16 років тому +14

    passed away~
    respect him very much~

  • @08CARIB
    @08CARIB 8 років тому +13

    At around the 8 minute mark he really touched me with his words about his wife "..... i had to retain the respect of my wife..."

  • @fuggles
    @fuggles 14 років тому +17

    One of the biggest scientists ever

  • @imsamjacob
    @imsamjacob 13 років тому +17

    Proud to be part of the Pauling family!

  • @wernerheisenberg44
    @wernerheisenberg44 5 років тому +7

    One of the truly great scientists who, by the way, speaks excellent German.

  • @aliceinmansonland448
    @aliceinmansonland448 Рік тому +2

    Why have I never heard of such an awesome man?!? It's almost like he was censored away into mediocrity!
    People who play with balls for a living get more recognition!
    I'm a little bit outraged, a lot saddened by the fact that nobody is promoting the smart people of the world.

  • @miiitymous
    @miiitymous 12 років тому +12

    Interestingly, all the people I have known that have used conventional methods (i.e. radiation and chemotherapy) have died. 27 people in 9 years. I now know 9 people who have used alternative methods and are living - CANCER FREE. And I am meeting more people all the time who are going the alternative route. I used to be a part of the medical establishment, but not anymore.

    • @Massimo-sn7xd
      @Massimo-sn7xd 6 років тому +2

      miiitymous,
      Have you seen the documentary Cancer: The Forbidden Cures?

  • @shield543
    @shield543 10 років тому +12

    Those synths...

  • @evanstafford55
    @evanstafford55 11 років тому +9

    Very inspiring to see Linus, wow.

  • @DJPaddy643
    @DJPaddy643 14 років тому +7

    LEGEND!!

  • @janoycresva276
    @janoycresva276 3 місяці тому +1

    Keep in mind that at the time this interview was done, he was older than Joe Biden & totally spry in his cognition.

  • @Reymundodonsayo
    @Reymundodonsayo Рік тому +1

    The war industry simply wouldnt tolerate an end to war. Here we are full steam ahead in 2023.
    40 years after this interview

  • @Traumbilder12
    @Traumbilder12 4 роки тому +4

    Genius!!!

  • @guilhermesilveira5254
    @guilhermesilveira5254 4 роки тому +2

    Great name in history of science.

  • @ZacharyLowery
    @ZacharyLowery 10 років тому +3

    Linus S. Pauling is my Great Uncle no joke Rosalie S. Pauling is my Great Grandma

    • @Lorieellesh
      @Lorieellesh 9 років тому +1

      Zachary Lowery You're lucky to be related to him. Are you smart like him, too?

    • @ZacharyLowery
      @ZacharyLowery 9 років тому +2

      Dear Noelle,
      Thank you for the comment. We are smart in our own way(s)... All of humanity :)

    • @vladimirjosh6575
      @vladimirjosh6575 5 років тому +1

      @@ZacharyLowery _Damn! Really? You're part of his family?_ Awesome! So............ *_What are you doing now, brother???_*

    • @vladimirjosh6575
      @vladimirjosh6575 5 років тому +1

      @@ZacharyLowery Do you know of "Samuel jacob" who, I guess, belongs to your family?

  • @ashfaqalve1423
    @ashfaqalve1423 3 роки тому +2

    I am him

  • @maotse-tung4982
    @maotse-tung4982 6 років тому +3

    Ele conseguiu dois prêmios nóbel, incrível!

    • @JDAbelRN
      @JDAbelRN 3 роки тому +2

      Piss on Mao, you killed many innocent people. You are evil and Satan incarnate on level Stalin and Hitler.

  • @Mr.Mister420
    @Mr.Mister420 4 роки тому +1

    Because of u im Now facing the problem of learning MOT

  • @komalSingh-sm8iv
    @komalSingh-sm8iv 2 роки тому +1

    Ramachandran deeply influenced Pauling sir

  • @saurabhCherished
    @saurabhCherished 12 років тому +2

    The authority on chemistry.

  • @ZacharyLowery
    @ZacharyLowery 10 років тому +7

    Linus S. Pauling is my Great Uncle no joke Rosalie S. Pauling is my Great Grandma

    • @lindaanderson2781
      @lindaanderson2781 10 років тому +5

      I'm related also-since roaslie pauling is my grandmother

    • @thekurdishguy2162
      @thekurdishguy2162 4 роки тому

      Well your great uncle was a crazy guy becuase he invented vitamins which is great to you but actully vitamins are One total scam becuase vitamin are does nothing dont eat vitamins if you eat vitamins in orenges and lemons is the best way you can treat your so yeah sorry to say but your great uncle was crazy about vitamins he ven said that they can fix cancer but he died of cancer the disease that he thought vitamins could fix yeah im sorry

    • @andym28
      @andym28 3 роки тому +1

      @@thekurdishguy2162 Try and formulate clear thoughts then seek help regarding your English learning.

    • @JDAbelRN
      @JDAbelRN 3 роки тому +1

      @@thekurdishguy2162 vitamin C is AN anti toxicIDANT CERTIFIED whatever form food or pill. It prevents cancer and promotes one immune system and destroying freeradicals. Pauling is certified genius and hero to our country. He may have had
      innate genetic preposition to cancer AS answer to your doubts.

  • @philipleung3108
    @philipleung3108 2 роки тому +1

    Respect

  • @erikolsen6269
    @erikolsen6269 3 місяці тому

    This genius here, its the man of the year every year since he was born up until today. What a human

  • @davidrosen5137
    @davidrosen5137 11 років тому +2

    His comment at 48:00 gave me the chills!

  • @waltergarcia822
    @waltergarcia822 5 років тому +1

    subtitulado.por favor👥👏

  • @Donna777
    @Donna777 2 роки тому

    Not to detract from this fantastic interview with Dr. Pauling, but when the interviewer started speaking it sounded like Ellen DeGeneres, lol. Now I can't unhear it even when looking at the guy while he's speaking. 🤣🤣 🤣

  • @angelatzw1503
    @angelatzw1503 6 років тому +1

    i think that guy is a nobel laureate

  • @danapauling2925
    @danapauling2925 4 роки тому +4

    Dr. Linus Pauling is my husband's 4th cousin. David Pauling

    • @nobodynothing2594
      @nobodynothing2594 3 роки тому +3

      Wow! So many Pauling members in comments section.
      Respect to Linus Pauling🙏🏻❤️♥️🤗

    • @577buttfan
      @577buttfan 2 роки тому

      Nice!!

    • @SET12DSP
      @SET12DSP Рік тому

      Cool 😎

    • @goatuscrow4135
      @goatuscrow4135 4 місяці тому

      Bless Linus and his family.

  • @teresakliza2359
    @teresakliza2359 Рік тому

    Przetłumacz na język polski

  • @Tohyocyano
    @Tohyocyano 11 років тому +1

    PAULINGS PILLS!!!

  • @SantaBarbaraDianne
    @SantaBarbaraDianne 5 років тому +3

    Never heard of this man till Adam Ruins Everything haha. Pretty impressive accomplishments this man has !

  • @ronaksharma9943
    @ronaksharma9943 4 роки тому +3

    Seems like everyone in comment section have a family member that met him.

  • @GetToDaChoppa-k5r
    @GetToDaChoppa-k5r 8 років тому +1

    That great man needs a biopic.

  • @vanduancao9057
    @vanduancao9057 10 місяців тому

    Genius scientis

  • @codenamerishi
    @codenamerishi 11 років тому

    yes, it did worked. But we don't need it anymore as we don't have two superpowers on the verge of having a colossal world war. However this interview is old, that is, pre soviet union break up.

  • @RoyalSnowbird
    @RoyalSnowbird 14 років тому +3

    One of the best interviews of one of the greatest minds and humanitarian princes of peace the world has ever known. Many comments have become the reality of today. . .

  • @goodluckben1
    @goodluckben1 13 років тому +1

    he is my grandpas cousins

    • @nobodynothing2594
      @nobodynothing2594 3 роки тому +1

      Wow! So many Pauling members in comments section.
      Respect to Linus Pauling🙏🏻❤️♥️🤗

  • @Reymundodonsayo
    @Reymundodonsayo Рік тому

    I used to drink with his aulfella

  • @annabelleeh
    @annabelleeh 5 років тому +3

    He’s buried at the cemetery down the street from my house

  • @TreDogOfficial
    @TreDogOfficial 3 роки тому

    This is him before he goes out 👨‍🦲🎈

  • @codenamerishi
    @codenamerishi 11 років тому +1

    he died age 93 :\

    • @cesarcoelho8402
      @cesarcoelho8402 2 роки тому

      No ?????? really???? thanks for letting me know

  • @emmarose4234
    @emmarose4234 4 роки тому +2

    Believe it or not, Linus Pauling’s mother’s name was Lucy. She named him after her dad, Linus.

  • @conradgallardo9046
    @conradgallardo9046 4 роки тому

    20:43 President and Jackie Kennedy memory is precious

  • @evv3245
    @evv3245 2 роки тому

    Pena que no esté en castellano
    😔

  • @agentsmith868
    @agentsmith868 4 роки тому

    this intro song smacks hard af

  • @sunkith5047
    @sunkith5047 11 років тому

    Can you share with us how he inspired you?

  • @lorendisney6573
    @lorendisney6573 4 роки тому

    including incredible man

  • @alexalexander7347
    @alexalexander7347 7 років тому

    4:48

  • @MillionDaimoku.
    @MillionDaimoku. 4 роки тому

    Thanks 🙏👏🏻

  • @DavidVonR
    @DavidVonR 11 років тому

    You can't make a living as a scientist. Don't bother with it.

    • @DS-yg4qs
      @DS-yg4qs 5 років тому

      Of course you can. Win nobel prize twice. Prize is 3 000 000 dollars.

  • @malachisparks1610
    @malachisparks1610 12 років тому

    cool

  • @merkemp
    @merkemp 16 років тому

    Thank you Mr Pauling, is he still alive?
    Ed

  • @A2Z11tree
    @A2Z11tree 11 років тому +1

    me and my friends named our seeing eye dog after him ahahaha, I miss him so.

  • @MarkSeibold
    @MarkSeibold 15 років тому +4

    Pauling is still considered one of the three greatest scientists of the 20th century. The others being Richard Feynman and Albert Einstein. What dio you think they all have in common with the other three's? Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael? Want more? 3 greatest computer heads today Gates, Jobs, Wozniak. Most greatest leaders of the world 3 greatest musicians who ever lived Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. All these people are left handed from before birth. Medical chemical fact. So much misinfo on this

    • @vanessaguimaraes01
      @vanessaguimaraes01 2 роки тому +1

      ???????

    • @vanessaguimaraes01
      @vanessaguimaraes01 2 роки тому +1

      what

    • @MarkSeibold
      @MarkSeibold 2 роки тому

      Vanessa,
      I must thank you for notifying me to what I wrote, as it's been over 12 years ago that I watched this interview with Linus Pauling.
      I'm guessing that others have wondered what I meant when I mentioned left-handed people, as I noticed I didn't describe in detail as to why.
      I was hired as an adjunct professor of astronomy to teach in a local University in 2004. Before the semester began, a lady was teaching a class about the human brain for the new faculty and she asked me to sit in on it. It was fascinating because she was a nurse and her husband was a brain surgeon. It took me the last 12 years since I made the comment here, to study this further yet. But essentially left-handed people are born with a larger right brain capacity, and this has been medically and scientifically documented, so it's not just an opinion or a hoax.
      As I mentioned above, a few of the very famous people that are known in the history books to be the greatest geniuses, but it is largely due to why there are many more that you can start thinking of in the history books that are also known as great geniuses, and most likely they will be left-handed people. It runs the highest in the arts, the sciences, the entertainment world, writers, poets, all sports fields, and other creative genius types.
      In the class about the human brain the nurse explained to me that this was discovered in the early 1980s by a Dr Norman Geschwind. The doctor studied the amniotic fluids of women that had just conceived at 6 weeks after conception. He made note that in some mother's amniotic fluids there is high testosterone presence. This high testosterone suppresses the left lateral hemisphere of the brain, and allows the right lateral hemisphere to become larger and/or more active. There is also extra neurological wiring grown across from the right hemisphere through the corpus callosum to the left hemisphere. So it's as if left-handed people are born with this extra brain capacity computer.
      It stays this way for life. In this way the larger hemisphere of the right brain is what is responsible for the preference to use the left hand, and this is determined at about 8 and 1/2 months before birth.
      This theory has been contested by many medical circles over the years and there are other variances of it. It is quite controversial but there is no doubt that most of the great geniuses in the history books all being left handed is undeniable.
      Since 12 years ago I've learned there's other great geniuses such as Dr Carl Sagan, the astronomer, Dr Marshall McLuhan, the media specialist from Eastern Canada, and so many more genius left-handers, too many to list here today. In the modern world and more recently in the past weeks, it has been noted that the famed Beatle, Paul McCartney, has been shown to possess genius Like qualities for his life and music. Is it any wonder as to why he was born as left-handed?

    • @vanessaguimaraes01
      @vanessaguimaraes01 2 роки тому

      @@MarkSeibold No, my question is in relation to your statement regarding the 3 greatest scientists of the 20th century, my god, where is Niels Borh, or... Paul Dirac... I'm sorry, but put Richard Feynman as as one of the greatest when there's Max Planck... only, it doesn't make any sense (Richard was important, of course, but his importance doesn't match that of the aforementioned)

    • @MarkSeibold
      @MarkSeibold 2 роки тому

      @@vanessaguimaraes01
      Yes I agree with you, as there are many other great scientists. I was just making the point of most of the tops of all these varied fields of arts and sciences is usually a larger percentage of left-handed people.
      It's possible that some of these other names you mentioned might have been naturally born left-handers, but then were forced to write right-handed because in the old days the archaic cultures thought that left handedness was a sign of evil or the devil.
      Also I was not sure that others here noted that Linus Pauling grew up in Portland Oregon, our hometown. He attended Washington High School and today they have many of the Halls decked out with paintings of Linus Pauling and names, of say, a rooftop restaurant there now called Revolution Hall.

  • @clairepauling2682
    @clairepauling2682 8 років тому +7

    Mr. Linus Pauling was my great grandfather. He belonged to my fathers side, and im not kidding. I have his genetics, im smart. And i've always been interested in studying nuclear weapons.

    • @Ana_crusis
      @Ana_crusis 8 років тому +9

      yeah right. I don't believe you 'cos you sound very stupid.

    • @conhel8826
      @conhel8826 7 років тому +1

      Mashdash How old was he? How old are you going to be? I claim less. You'll understand when you die after 20 years you were a useless vegetable. Or no, you will not.

    • @oof8850
      @oof8850 7 років тому

      +Mashdash You do realise he died at age 93, right? The average life expectancy for men was 75 at the time. Also every human would eventually die from cancer if they live long enough.

    • @nileshdahiya4825
      @nileshdahiya4825 7 років тому +1

      Nobody can match dr john Bergman though... ua-cam.com/video/IjhbxT0T9Sk/v-deo.html

    • @wernerheisenberg44
      @wernerheisenberg44 5 років тому +4

      Your great grandfather was a great man. I met him once in Hamburg and was deeply impressed by his humble character and good sense of humor.

  • @2pacalypse2010
    @2pacalypse2010 14 років тому

    @quantumdude was good, can u tell e a lil more about what made dis guy so amazing>good or bad? was he a good scientist o an evil one?

  • @2pacalypse2010
    @2pacalypse2010 14 років тому

    @abyssquick lmao, he do look like a muppet baby!

  • @ckagamirulez5304
    @ckagamirulez5304 4 роки тому

    es mi idolo 💗

  • @eduardomen81
    @eduardomen81 11 років тому

    hi, all married people die, therefore . . . :D

  • @Bridge24k
    @Bridge24k 11 років тому

    Ummm can he see? Whats up with the dew?

  • @DFM3333
    @DFM3333 3 місяці тому

    ❤Linus Pauling was the greatest scientist of the 20th century. The Republicans in Congress to have no idea who he is. Share this video ❤

  • @Bridge24k
    @Bridge24k 11 років тому

    World peace? Hahahahahahha hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

    • @goatuscrow4135
      @goatuscrow4135 4 місяці тому

      Black pill yourself, but leave the rest of us alone.

  • @abyssquick
    @abyssquick 15 років тому

    He's being interviewed by a muppet

  • @Vierotchka
    @Vierotchka 15 років тому

    Total phooey.

  • @TheToFu
    @TheToFu 15 років тому +1

    And Jesus is my grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grandpa.

  • @lorendisney6573
    @lorendisney6573 4 роки тому

    The interviewer is so naive

  • @docmacdvet
    @docmacdvet 2 роки тому

    hE WAS DISMISSED AS A QUACK AND RESIGNED FROM Caltech.

    • @SET12DSP
      @SET12DSP Рік тому +4

      Hardly that! Awarded 48 PhD's the man with his heart disease cure yes cure is saving my life!

  • @sleepcity
    @sleepcity 12 років тому +1

    Well, I think you clearly can extrapolate from the 36 people you know to overturning decades of cancer research done by scientists who are all a hell of a lot smarter than you are. I'm perfectly fine with you taking vitamins or doing nothing or praying or sticking spaghetti up your nose when it's YOUR cancer treatment under consideration. What I sincerely hope for is that you aren't in charge of making medical decisions for anyone else.

  • @sleepcity
    @sleepcity 12 років тому

    ...and urinate out most of it because that's just how metabolism works, no matter how much of a conspiracy theorist and magical thinker one might be.

  • @sleepcity
    @sleepcity 12 років тому

    Wow, what a bizarre way to look at it. Here's a more rational, evidence-based way: Pauling outgrew his scientific humility after two Nobels and a career of staggering, unparalleled success in science. When he became seriously ill, he chose to trust his own intuitions and ability over the consensus of experts who knew a lot more about cancer than he did (let's not forget the prelude of his stubborn, wrong ideas about DNA). Today the conspiratorial and ignorant embrace him their own hero. Sad.

  • @MrDman333
    @MrDman333 7 років тому

    Even great men and intelligent men can be wrong. His claims on vitamins are unfounded and actually debunked in studies....

    • @conhel8826
      @conhel8826 7 років тому +5

      You have no idea of the profit optimization of the medical sector. And by the way; How much sense does a perfect medical care, which would make everyone around the 100 years old, if the raw materials are already scarce? Dying young and doing good to humanity and the planet. Do it

    • @nobodynothing2594
      @nobodynothing2594 3 роки тому +2

      Dusty Durr how naive immature ignorant comment!

    • @Chris-kr7gg
      @Chris-kr7gg 2 роки тому +1

      Your very existence depends on vitamins you fool!

    • @SET12DSP
      @SET12DSP Рік тому

      The studies didn't use enough to make a difference! Using 18grams/day in divided doses reversing my CAC score in 20 months by 30%

    • @goatuscrow4135
      @goatuscrow4135 4 місяці тому

      Guess what, his work on vitamin C is found to be true.