This is one of my favourite conversations to date - so please do me a favour and like the video (that small thing will automatically mean more people will see it!) thank you so much x - Steven
I love how Steve allows the guest to take the time they need, he does not stop it, he says nothing, he lets their thoughts to be a true as it can get even if that means silence for a few seconds. You have no idea how rare this is, never stop that.
I thought this was going to be a challenge. But it really made me appreciate silence. Neil had a lot to say and you gave him the silent space to express. That’s exceptional - we could all give each other that. Thank you.
Yep totally, he is such a good interviewer. The questions he asks then the space he allows for a full answer. Immaculate. Great guests too btw. That helps.
Can we take a moment and acknowledge Steven's ability to ask thought-provoking questions with impeccable timing. It always elicits both emotional and logical response from the guest
Yep he's fantastic. I'm sure every guest that comes on has been interviewed as thoroughly as by Steven. He squeezes as much valuable juice out of every guest as possible in the time he has with them.
I just watched this again this morning. Confirmation that things happen just when you need them. I got a new appreciation for him perspectives. My take away this time was when he talked about dogs and the joy when they see their owners and the urgency to their lives. I am 62, just finishing my doctorate and was questioning why. This gave me a new appreciation and perspective. Thank you Steven for your Podcasts and I always learn so much from watching.
I fell asleep watching UA-cam and woke up to this…somehow this is where UA-cam took me when I wasn’t controlling. Holy moly! This was AMAZING. Almost certainly the best interview I have ever seen in my life. Such inspiration, and challenge and HOPE! I am changed so unexpectedly.
Yayyy you liked my comment lol greetings from NewYork... you have alot of NY guests... they say if you can make it here you can make it anywhere so maybe that explains all these powerful people...I love yours show.. it must inspire you also to keep getting more powerful... love the music.. the setting.. the comfortbility your questions... and how you truly listen if corrected by your guests cause you respect where they've gone in life... just genius show seriously
His voice and demeanor as well. So very human. Such a wonderful man Neil D . His Father parented his boy with such intention, the results of his effort are a gift to us all.
I never comment on your videos because I'm normally listening in the background as I work, but this video captivated me in such a magnificent way that I had to come here and express it. Favorite interview to date. Thank you.
I was listening with headphones while doing the house work but I stopped and didn't realize until an hour later that I had been sitting on the couch hanging on to every word professor de Grasse was saying... a Mesmerizing, captivating story teller. Thank you so much for bringing him
That same thing happen to me over 30 years ago and trust me THAT WAS MY BIGGEST LIFE CHANGER MOMENT ...My friend, you are on your way to a new life change I read a book about “Blacks in Science “ written by Ivan Van Sertima . It changed my whole mindset and sent me into a positive direction to help all,people be humane.
@@akuafayettegoosesense I just looked up that book because it sounds good. It's seventy five dollars though, so I am going to pass, for now. I'm sure it's a good book. I wonder if it's a college textbook, maybe that's why it so expensive.
Dr. Tyson has often made me cry with lessons about the wondrous nature of the universe...and our relationship to it. However, this is the first time he has ever made me cry with stories about _himself, his family, and his experiences_ on this one tiny, blue speck that floats through it all. The man is such an excellent communicator. I love that he's sharing his _tricks._ 😉 As for death, his discussion about flowers reminds me of _Dead Poets Society._ "This same flower that smiles today, tomorrow will be dying." Carpe diem! Moreover, in the past, he has pointed out that, if we allow natural decomposition when we die, our atoms will become part of future plants, animals, water, air, people...everything. The beauty puts tears in my eyes. P.S. I also love that he cries often. I spent my youth choking down emotions; "Boys don't cry," and "Don't give the bullies fuel," etc. Like him, once the gates opened...it all spills out.
I appreciate so much from this comment. I really enjoyed reading it, dear stranger on the internet who I will never know, with whom I can share this infinitesimal speck of time with.
Mr. Tyson, I absolutely love the way you teach to us neanderthals. I too, being Hispanic, grew up in the 70s and like you agree, we are 1 human race with different cultures. May God continue to bless you with health and wealth. You make me so proud.
Wait, what .. foray, where did you get rid of the entire human race; suppose it could be a human marathon instead; in as slow as some are in figuring what is what; or how some are grammar tyrants telling others what clearly defined words mean; even if the entire time & effort is completely forgotten five minutes from now by everyone. Peace
8 minutes into the interview; I previously believed that I could not love Dr. Tyson more. My expectations have been shattered, thank you for showing me the man behind the science. You have gained a new fan today, I am looking forward to watching more.
@@cooltheorybecause you don’t know he’s a fraud because you’re too lazy to do your homework and you don’t have the life experience to realize he’s a tour guide at best.
@@RobertMJohnson How is it exactly that you think he is a fraud? A fraud is somebody masquerading as someone or something else. He is literally a PhD in astrophysics and the director of the hayden planetarium. Where precisely in his career has he ever claimed to be something that he is not?
I have been following Neil deGrasse Tyson for years, and not until this interview did so much make sense. He had an amazing father who did a great job raising him, and he is probably one of the most brilliant men currently alive.
God bless you and the people from ur country praying that justice comes to those bullies who feel empowered by bullying smaller people (countries) ie:Vladimir Putin (not Russia there are plenty of Russians against it and the ones for it only see propaganda so the leaders where my blame goes
Sooooo……You’re HUMAN. You’re a HUMAN from Cuba. You’re a HUMAN from Ukraine. We have to start somewhere. I have been saying that since I was 9. To hear Neil deGrasse Tyson say it really knocks it out of the ballpark. It is how my Mother raised us. There are many Ethnicities but ONLY ONE RACE. Human.❤❤❤❤
"If they only see me as a black scientist then I've failed as a scientist" NO my dearest Neil the collective WE have failed YOU if we only see you as a black scientist. You are a brilliant, amazing human. Period.
8 minutes in and I’m almost to tears at the strength and moral fortitude of his father and what he had to go through :/ no one should ever have to serve in a segregated military. That makes me so angry, but as he said…no bitterness…that is some serious strength.
@@amysmiles9751thank you for expressing your vulnerable being, your the kind of human I admire. When we think we have nothing more to learn about ourselves, then pop it appeared. Cheers from NZ sub.
What a deep and articulate human Neil deGrasse is; an intricate combination of talent and hard work. We see you and appreciate you son of Cyril deGrasse; Neil the human scientist. With brotherly love from another human 💙
Wow what a beautiful poem…. What a tapestry …. Some of us are the chance that humanity needs … To K and N…. … And then I read some of these comments…. Near an extreme … there are Some people who enjoy cage fighting … bull, dog and cock fighting…. and worse things And then .. That there even ….is…. an… us…. Who would find this conversation a source of energy and joy….. I am so happy to even have a sense …. That maybe there is a sea of us… the humanity that I want…. Ok a 40 yard field goal can be a fun distraction on a Sunday afternoon… But this conversation will warm me much much longer
Dear Neil Degrasse Tyson, we all need YOU, your beautiful teaching and your unique, engaging, empathic and scientific guidance.there is Nobody else like you!!! All of my Heart's Loving and Eternal Gratitude for sharing your reverence to the infinity of night sky where we all merge as one in our imagining and as one in our lostness in it's infinity. Thank you the for inspiring the greater deepening of all imaginations, that includes perhaps every living creature... the insects, the fishes in the sea and all of the bigots too that won't admit their dumbfoundedness and wonder. We are ALL listening... even the silent bigots as they hide their awe. Thank you Dear Neil. YOU are the truest of teachers. My grandfather was quite a bit like you but his dearest soul passed on when I was 11 years old. There is an empty place in my heart that your wisdom reaches in a similar way as my grandfather did. You inspire and teach without prejudice or even a tiny pinch of calling on sub races invented by the cowardly lines some people like to live behind, (protecting their imagined differences of value, their imagined threat, their imagined superiority regarding other humans. Our Race, our species presents no preference when it comes to procreation and the beautiful blossoms that bloom in even the rarest of places, in even the places where humans make their most outwardly contrary and uncommon biological convergences. Even the most imaginatively differentiated instistances of the hate that cripples in conformity the imaginations of the bigots clammy minds are made nill. They can't dance when frozen in their own icy brittle imaginations. They choose a willful paralysis of conscience and instead continue their un-educations as they de-learn skills, as they further deaden their imaginations as the walking bygone. We all do hear you because the spoken TRUTH is truly all permerating; even as it (the truth) is denied it is well heard. ... and the spores will someday dominate even the most barren of minds and the most handicaped of un-living. They self exit by slow bigotry from their icy bygone un-alive lives. Truth be told! .... if a bit indulgent and alot entertaining due to my everlasting enjoyment of "creative" writing. Infinities of Love, of being and of gratitude to you!!! Dear Neil Degrasse Tyson, Thank you to infinity and far beyond!!!
That was the best Statement " You Are Human" He is so right! And don't be limited by what some people say about you. No one knows who you are or what your capable of but your inner self. So strive to be your best! 💜🕊
Wow, he has such a conviction for learning new things well outside his "comfort zone" I don't think many of us would pick up a book about something we hate or know nothing about by choice, that's one hell of a bridge to cross !
I like the spirit, but I am still selective. I read an opposing view if there is a reasonable ground it could influence me, and I use broad interpretation, but if it is clearly rubbish, I don't think it is necessary.
A real scientist NEVER assume to "be right", he only assumes that his hypothesis and his demonstration (or somebody else's demonstration) are correct in their context. Neil deGrasse Tyson has been proven to be wrong and been spreading some lies during those past few years, so if one is trying to be effective while being proven wrong but not believing it out of ideology .....
Be human. Have integrity. Seek Truth. Lessen the suffering of others. Know the audience & go where they care. Renew your relationship. Appreciate emotion, but don't be bitter! Part of our meaning is that our time is precious. Score a victory for humanity! Make today count. Great message!
seek the truth? well ok lets see, there are only 2 genders and abortion is wrong. if truth was real then we would have better music better movies better video games. but the truth is missing and everything sux.
This interview is absolutely one of the best I've seen in many years. Steve, I really like that you allow your guest to answer the questions as they will, with as much time as they need...without leading them one way or the other. That's pretty rare these days. This particular guest is an incredible human being, one who brings me to tears often...thank you for sharing this interview. I've subbed, and I'm looking forward to what's next.
I came, I saw AND I REEEEAALLY enjoyed this conversation. Why?? because I got to see a side of Neil deGrasse Tyson that I never new existed. I wish he were my Communication professor when I was in college.For all his intelligence (or maybe because of it) he manages to keep his ego in check and THAT is necessary for meaningful communication....and inspite of your ignorant self, he''ll cause you to develop critical and thinking skills. He cries, he cusses! That's a man who cares little for people's opinion of himself...and THAT's keeping it real son!! Now, after all these years of knowing of him through his work...I really wish he were my friend. This interview is a keeper!!😊
He has gone a little mental and unscientific and woke on some issues. Sadly. Very sad to see him say some stupid stuff. Otherwise I've been a long time fan.
0:00: 🌌 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses his early fascination with the universe and the influence of his parents on his worldview. 15:03: 🌍 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses his experiences with racism and the importance of pursuing one's passion. 28:10: 🗣 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the polarization and violence on social media, the importance of expressing opinions effectively, and the progress made in society. 49:07: 😊 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the pursuit of happiness, the meaning of life, and the importance of learning and lessening the suffering of others. 56:40: 🎙 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the importance of effective communication and engagement in his interviews and public appearances. 1:09:44: 😂 Neil shares his approach to engaging with people through his podcast and the importance of incorporating pop culture into scientific discussions. 1:24:32: 💡 The speaker reflects on the impact of drawing the space between pumpkins and how it opened up a new perspective on art and emotions. 1:39:27: 🐶 Neil discusses the impact of dogs on our lives and the urgency to make every day count. Recap by Tammy AI with useful time stamps =)
@@presterjohn1697 This dialogue is the best approach or how do we learn? I believe it essential we highlight neuro-expansive minds in the media. This not only raises awareness but also breaks biases, paving the way for youth to aspire to CEO positions. I have faith in the potential of every individual, find the strong. Increased versatility within intersectionality is crucial for progress; too often, success is only recognised when it aligns with predefined standards. Let's encourage and nurture the unique strengths of every neuro-expansive child. Who knows, in 20 years, Steven might be interviewing them for their remarkable achievements! Peace and blessings. A.N.E. 🤎
I love hearing Neil talk, an honest icon for me currently and in the past. What i genuinely love about a lot of these conversations is that the higher level of emotional intelligence an individual has it allows them to make better sense of the world by having an open mind, and this reinforces purpose. Once we have found 'purpose' as Horace Mann said we should 'be ashamed to die until we have scored some victory for humanity' which to me, means allowing your gifts to benefit the world.
What a pleasure to listen to this man. He teaches people to be dignified and to improve their lives. Awesome. Awesome indeed. What wonderful thoughts to take you into the New Year.
Mr. Tyson said the truest thing as far as the job/work you choose in your life , '' Choose what you love ; what you would do for free .'' Now that is true happiness . I love Neil deGrasse Tyson and I think he is brilliant because he can explain things to all and have them understand and he is so relatable . Thank you for this video .
Beseeching the whole Universe to watch this ~ the best interview that has ever existed. I have been changed more profoundly than my words can express. Thank you everybody who made this possible. The world rejoice for you being alive! Take a moment and just be Loved. ❤️🔥
@Noelle Leger I don't directly disagree what you said is possible. I want to present a layman's terms counterargument. You have a friend who is morbidly obese (350 pounds). You see him in class and he sits in a chair that seems to bear his weight ok. After class he begins to stand one chair on the other until he is four chairs high (these chairs do not nest inside each other). He somehow makes it to the top. Someone flies an RC plane with fireworks into the legs of the chair hes on. The legs begin to burn and somehow he isn't effected by the fire manages to dodge it. As the legs burn on the top chair theres a sudden crash as the chair gives and he comes smack down on the second chair. His 350 pound weight that normally would be supported falls 18" onto the second chair. It pancakes and breaks. The third chair now takes his weight plus 36" of fall minus any degredation of force by the second chair absorbing some of the impact. Sadly the first and second chair pieces are still under his bottom adding to his overall weight. He pancakes the third and finally the fourth landing in spectacular fashion. So you and I we are engaging in some speculation. There are models that can be run where if we know how much a floor weighs and how much the beams can support we can determine why the floors will collapse onto each other. I believe Kennedy was not killed by the mafia or Russians. I believe global warming is a false flag by both the republican and democratic parties to make the american public believe running the water while brushing our teeth and driving cars that run on gasoline somehow is destroying the Earth when massive massive amounts of radioactive, chemical and other wastes are causing the issue, and by focusing on nonsense it keeps the politician's corporate lobbyists happy that no reduction in emissions (which are tied to net profit) will occur. Having said all that i'm willing to give your theory all the consideration due. I have read this theory before. The next play someone who believes this will focus on is the beams melting and the forces required to melt them enough to weaken. I threw this angle out after talking to a steelworker. If you picture red hot metal a blacksmith is working on he is able to shape the metal even fold it over itself at a certain temperature. So the secondary argument is theres no way the beam melted through. It didn't have to melt through it just had to become soft enough to give. I've never read a theory that addressed these two issues to my satisfaction and people with more knowledge than me of physics or metalworking have delved into these. I'm not saying you are right or wrong. I truly believe the ufo's we see are either extra terrestrial or from the red flags country - there simply is no explanation that makes a bit of sense why they are appearing now and can move the way they do. I think theres an outside chance they are made by the Americans using technology found with alien spacecraft. So i'm open to diverse ideas. If you ever want to know if a "CS" is true pay attention to how the media reacts to it. Impartial media is a myth. They are on the take for the highest bidder. That means.. well i'll let you think about what that means.
I have watched several episodes of the podcast and found Neil's performance to be exceptional, bringing a range of emotions including joy, laughter, and even tears. I feel incredibly fortunate to have witnessed such a special gem.
To Neal deGrasse Tyson: When you speak, I don't hear a black person, but another human being in pain. Your pain speaks to my own. The human big ouch. Thank you for sharing. You have helped me feel less lonely. Love, Bird Trungma
I am now driven to apologize to my daughter who thinks that I dwell in the past too much and to get on with the business if living. This interview just changed my entire Outlook, time to get moving.
This is one of the most amazing talks I've ever listened to! Dr. Tyson is a fab human and I could listen to him talk for hours. And you, you were a brilliant interviewer who asked great questions and gave him all the space to express himself. Thank you for that! The world needs talks like these - raw, not fussy, straightforward and full of priceless ideas and knowledge. Amazing! 👏👏👏
Neil's father wisdom saying "It's not good enough to be right, you also have to be effective" reminds me of Rumi's quote: “Before you speak, let your words pass through three gates. At the first gate, ask yourself, ‘Is it true?’ At the second ask, ‘Is it necessary?’ At the third gate ask, ‘Is it kind?” Neil deGrasse Tyson, thank you for your HUGE contribution to HUMAN KIND. I love your deep understanding of science, your simplicity, your wit, your presentation skill, your confidence.... & even your commanding voice. Steven Bartlett, you too are contributing a lot. You are a wonderful interviewer. Keep going !
@@natedill9180 I think Tyson is arrogant and rude. So he cried a few tears and showed some emotions, fine. But empathic, spiritual, passion wisdom? Nah, finish the whole episode and then go watch some more, check him out on Patrick Bet David. Tyson is someone I've looked up to for so long, but not any more. Nothing impressive or interesting about him.
Not being as much an astrophysics buff, I hold dr. deGrasse Tyson in high esteem as a person with a great take on human relations and society. And in a way I guess that also involves his parents, who guided him to this view, despite a malign world they had to face while doing so. To me, that is humanism in its truest form; not yielding under severe difficulty. It's endearing to see how that works and at what cost. Thank you both so much for that. It is desperately needed.
Steven you are one of the most brilliant interviewers I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. The art of pulling out everything from your guest but still controlling the interview with respect. Still in awe of you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I don't care what he says me being a young black man I needed to hear that @ 22:00 that was very powerful dialogue it's very important to understand and hear that from someone like DR Neil deGrasse Tyson! I loved it!
Dr. Tyson always has a way of reminding me why I went into physics. He certainly has been the Carl Sagan of my life. Thank you Dr. Tyson, you inspire so many people.
Yes he does. Can you imagine .......IF HE WAS A FAMOUS AND POPULAR AS RAP MUSIC OR SOCIAL MEDIA. WE WOULD ALL KNOW ABOUT SPACE AND BLACK HOLES AND PHYSICS AND AIR POLLUTION AND SCIENCE AND THE STARS AND PLANETS AND THE UNIVERSE AND GALAXIES. INSTEAD OF LITTLE WAYNE OR JAYZ. . LOL
I looooooooove the way he talks about dogs. They are the best beings on Earth, and his description of how they live their lives joyfully is just so touching.
Okay. Neil DeGrasse Tyson is now, for me, officially the best, not only a scientist but an extraordinary mind from whom we should learn and whose opinion we should always take into account, especially on important issues that concern all of us as well as our planet. I am extremely glad that I decided to watch this interview. Steven, congratulations! All your episodes, questions and guests are outstanding, but I definitely recommend this episode to everyone I know. All the way from Europe, from a tiny but really beautiful country called Montenegro, I send my best wishes to the entire Diary of a CEO team, as well as to everyone who has just read this :) The value we get from all guests, especially from interviews like this is truly priceless. Thank you Steven !
Neil deGrasse is brilliant beyond words.If you happen to read this Mr. deGrasse, thank you. Thank you for being the person you are and your willingness to share it with the world. I am so grateful.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was willing to throw the scientific method aside to push a political ideology, he has no credibility left. He lied, he brought shame to science, and he is still doing so. Science is not a religion, it demands people question it. Tyson and others who say science should not be questioned are zealots, fanatics, not scientists
Ndt sucks, he is disingenuous and deceiving. I used to like him but he lies about so many things lately that I don't see how anyone can idolize him aside from his powerful voice and ability to speak convincingly. Honestly I think fans of this guy should look elsewhere if they want honest opinions on things like science and the nature of reality.
15 min in and this is probably one of his best interviews/podcast, sometimes other podcasters try pushing a fast pace to squeeze as much information out of him in the time they have or they try fighting his opinions. Just sitting back and letting him talk at his own pace is when I really enjoy listening to him.
Love this quote at 1.27 "And for me an artist's task, their Duty in this world is to show me the world as I do not see it take me someplace give me a perspective that will broaden my interpretation of reality." Neil deGrasse Tyson
Neil deGrasse Tyson I love you so much I'm glad that we are in this life in this creation together because you made my life so much better by being in it. I am just an old woman who totally loves your videos and I'm so glad you're here I thankful for what you said today.
Chris, I am an 58 woman and first saw Neil de Grasse Tyson a couple of years ago on Dutch TV and was hooked. He is Such an all in one man and I mean it in the most praising way. I love listening to him.
Tyson’s outlook is beyond refreshing. I didn’t know how much I needed to observe another human with a thirst for life, driven by passion for his chosen field of study and kept alive by his need to help others gain a more positive perspective on their existence through a cosmic lens.
I loved his origin story. My brother and I were also very fortunate to have parents who exposed us to so many things in our upbringing. We are so grateful.
This is one of the best conversations I listened to this year (2022). What I learned from this is to be patient, pay attention and listen to people with vast knowledge on a subject. And you did just that. 🙏🙏🙏
In my HOTLINE LISTENING SKILLS class we teach NURTURING SILENCE(TM). That is, you "hold space" for the speaker. Listening does not mean 'waiting for your turn to talk'. Be quiet, let them figure out what's going on for them. Steve is really good at this.
Thank you so much for this, I loved it all but especially the Van Gough connection. I stood in front of his Sunflowers about 35 yrs ago in the Tate museum and cried. I have no idea why, but I just let it be. Please all artists continue to be who you are. XX
Not just painters but artists across all the arts, The Opera is the art form that touches me most and is one of the most beautiful artforms ever created by humans and yet it is dying. Appreciate the art that is all around you.
All these words have already been used in this interview, captivating, exciting, engaging, educational. This talk has shifted my perspective on life in general. I am in awe and so grateful I was a part of this amazing man..💜💚💙
The key point that I gleaned from this interview is, "Integrity." This is the most important aspect of being a human being. I miss seeing people of integrity.
This is the best Neil deGrasse Tyson interview that I've seen and I've seen them all on UA-cam. I'm now a subscriber. and can't wait to see more interviews. Thank you!
@Joe B: What makes him unique in his discourse can be described by words such as as eloquence, bravery, compassion, humor, and dead-seriousness; so refreshing.
@@gravityrules the man couldn't even do the math for his phd. would you stop with the fanboy bs? you've never done your homework on this fraud--you and i BOTH KNOW THAT
I love the way he explains things. He puts information into a very digestible form. He always makes me think. I love logical people they just make my mind feel much more comfortable and less stressed about the world we live in.
We are literally made of stardust! Something that has often been said in the spiritual community, but it takes it to another level to hear a scientist say this. This was a powerful podcast and my favourite to date. Mr Tyson speaks with such gravitas and wisdom, I absorbed every word. For a man who has made his life's work about space, he is incredibly down to earth, motivational and inspirational. Thank you for this interview! 💖
That's Aryan spirituality. We belong to the soil and return to the soil is the crux of dravidian spirituality . The Aryan spirituality is responsible for the destruction of planet earth because they forgot the earth, the Gaia
Very well put Rita.... He is as impressive as hell!! Loved what he shared about his father and how he learned great lessons from him and took them forward....
Even though he wasn’t comfortable talking about the racism issue(and he explained why so well) I’m so thankful he did! It helped me learn and understand! It was so important and didn’t take away from the bigger picture at all. I just adore him so much!⭐️
funny thing about Neil Degrass, is I never thought of him as black or white, just the best nicest popular astrophysicist person who my son in law reminds me of and he is not black but a farmer from Montana who is also well educated, I think of Niel for his qualities not skin color...thats pretty cool
Get off the racism boat.fat kids skinny kids smelly kids of every colour growing up experience the same shit.i think you both did ok In life and have more than most in life including white people.why you even start the conversation about racism
An absolute masterclass. I wish I could turn Neil into an app on my phone to carry his wisdom everywhere with me. I'd like to have his laugh as my alarm, too - imagine waking up to that every morning 😂
This is one of the most impactful videos I've seen. It explains some things I'm seeking as an artist and as a life coach, and as a ponderer of the universe, art, creativity and life. I'll definitely be rewatching this. Thank you.
This is the best interview of Neil Degrass Tyson that I have seen and I’ve seen many. Brilliant mate.
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One of the most brilliant, profound, emotional, deeply inteligente, honest and beautiful interview I ever seen. I feel very grateful and inspired. Thank you both ❤️
I had not felt so invigorated and uplifted recently listening to anyone's interview as I did from Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Thank you so much for having him on. His wisdom and insights into human interactions were galvanizingly rich and motivating towards a greater civility among all peoples.
This guy is so transparent and funny. Doesn't miss a beat. Endearing. What's really funny is Neil says he has a comedian co-host on his podcast...who then is the straight man?? Gonna have to tune into this one😂😂😂
Neil's ace, he's literally the David Attenborough of the science world the way he explains and narrates the most complicated subject matter to all skill levels is a gift from above
Definitely my favorite human! Eloquent, physicist that does more for sociology and human decency than sociologists do! Humanitarian and physicist! Love ya Neil!
Wherever he appears, Neil deGrasse Tyson is always an energetic and informative presence. This conversation reveals that he has labored hard to connect with others - to our great benefit. Dr. Tyson is one of the best bridges to the scientific world.
@@LMVG2233UT Austin advisors during his masters program implored him to find another career. He was a HORRIBLE lab student. Fact At Columbia for his PhD, other grad students had to do the math for this thesis. Fact. When he was hired at the planetarium, his first major job was to oversee the refurbishing (construction) of the facility. I ask you: - how many real scientists do you know who are extroverts? I know NONE. - show me a video of NDT doing PhD level mathematics - list his discoveries and contributions to science. - if he’s a scientist, why does he spend nearly all his time away from a lab? - if he’s so brilliant, why isn’t he a professor? - if he’s so brilliant, why does he spend all his time talking about history and social justice? If You can’t see that he’s an attention seeking narcissist, you need to up your game. Much respect for requesting my response with much respect. Thank you and cheers to you.
Neil, a man who knows much, but has learned (probably the hard way) that people's eyes glaze over when describing the details. So, how do you communicate the secrets of the universe in 3 sentences or less? Thank you, Neil, for being a gift to humanity.
Absolutely fantastic interview. Over the years I have watched more Neil deGrasse Tyson interviews, commentaries & speeches than I can remember. I have his Master Class on DVD, own every single book he's written (in physical form) and even paid for a UA-cam Premium subscription for the sole purpose of being able to download all his videos on to a backup drive so we'll have them available in the event of some catastrophic apocalyptical happening that shuts down our communications infrastructure. A scenario in which we will probably need them the most. Yet never, and I mean never, have I seen someone inspire so much genuine, honest emotion in a man who can often be described as being as objective and stoic as possible without being dead. This is my first time to your channel and generally speaking I never kiss on the first date but given your prodigious yet accessible content I feel safe in succumbing to that sometimes ignominious subscribe button and actually look forward to what I would normally consider just another annoying notification. Please feel free to send The Hikyaku my way. You earned it. Thanks.
I had a chance to see him in Denver once, and I didn’t take it, people said it was e wonderful. I swore to myself I’d never miss another chance, and so I haven’t.
You should maybe read the scientific papers and books of the real scientiest. You know, the ones who didn't just get a degree and becoming talking heads, the ones like Stephen Hawking, etc who actually did the science this creepzoid is pretending he comprehends. @@willmpet
I'm overwhelmed, speechless and so impressed with this fantastic super Man Keep this podcast going forever...maybe mankind will have a chance in 100 years to come.....I salute you sir 👍🏽 🙏
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was willing to throw the scientific method aside to push a political ideology, he has no credibility left. He lied, he brought shame to science, and he is still doing so. Science is not a religion, it demands people question it. Tyson and others who say science should not be questioned are zealots, fanatics, not scientists
Hearing Mr Tyson talking about finding other ways of communicating truth reminded me of how a good counsellor will avoid statements - which can be provocative - and instead phrasing it as a question, such as : Have you considered... this or that aspect. It is much more easily accepted.
I absolutely love Neil DGT saying: "No. Repeat it. I'am from the human race." when his interviewer fell for the anthropological trap instead of seeing the human continuum. Steven became decisive, even angry about it. The aliens should meet you first, Steven, to get a kind of introduction to humankind. ❤🌠
This is one of my favourite conversations to date - so please do me a favour and like the video (that small thing will automatically mean more people will see it!) thank you so much x - Steven
I am not surprised he’s just so clever and the knowledge he holds in his head is INSANE!,thanks 🫶🏻fifi
thank you
@@FRM888 thank you
Where's the Annie Mac one gone? :(
@@Gws525 I Matilda here
I love how Steve allows the guest to take the time they need, he does not stop it, he says nothing, he lets their thoughts to be a true as it can get even if that means silence for a few seconds.
You have no idea how rare this is, never stop that.
Yes!
Yes, BUT it seems Steve used to push guests in emotional corners with super intimate questions.
Every fifth third is crying on an interview.
If he didn’t let Neil talk . Neil would yell , over talk him and insult him. 😂
@@bb4prelude73you people are so annoying
I love Neil, but he does like his own thoughts a lot 😂
I thought this was going to be a challenge. But it really made me appreciate silence. Neil had a lot to say and you gave him the silent space to express. That’s exceptional - we could all give each other that. Thank you.
Yep totally, he is such a good interviewer. The questions he asks then the space he allows for a full answer. Immaculate.
Great guests too btw. That helps.
I mean he talks forever in any interview...
@@xbriskx He does.....but he makes a lot of sense.
like the space between the pumpkins.
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Can we take a moment and acknowledge Steven's ability to ask thought-provoking questions with impeccable timing. It always elicits both emotional and logical response from the guest
Is Steven Thai and British?
@@SamanthaSweetAnne English/Nigerian, born in Botswana and raised in England
@@Frubeling A man from Sudan said lots of Africans are part Southeast Asian. We even have similarities in food.
@@Frubeling fun facts and Thai . . . Botswana means the Temple of Heaven.
Yep he's fantastic. I'm sure every guest that comes on has been interviewed as thoroughly as by Steven. He squeezes as much valuable juice out of every guest as possible in the time he has with them.
I just watched this again this morning. Confirmation that things happen just when you need them. I got a new appreciation for him perspectives. My take away this time was when he talked about dogs and the joy when they see their owners and the urgency to their lives. I am 62, just finishing my doctorate and was questioning why. This gave me a new appreciation and perspective. Thank you Steven for your Podcasts and I always learn so much from watching.
How good!! So happy to hear you are learning so much! Team DOAC 🙏
Congratulations 🎉
I fell asleep watching UA-cam and woke up to this…somehow this is where UA-cam took me when I wasn’t controlling. Holy moly! This was AMAZING. Almost certainly the best interview I have ever seen in my life. Such inspiration, and challenge and HOPE! I am changed so unexpectedly.
Same thing happened to me this morning lol
I love how every guest comes down to their root self on your show... you let them speak their hearts out and it truly shows.. just great show
Yayyy you liked my comment lol greetings from NewYork... you have alot of NY guests... they say if you can make it here you can make it anywhere so maybe that explains all these powerful people...I love yours show.. it must inspire you also to keep getting more powerful... love the music.. the setting.. the comfortbility your questions... and how you truly listen if corrected by your guests cause you respect where they've gone in life... just genius show seriously
Someone's Genius always shows
the best.
Moon landing and subsequent liftoff from the moon were faked.
Yea i think this interview is the most... full on open Niel ive ever seen thus far.
Never seen Neil D so introspective and emotional. Great interview. You see it in his eyes.
If you ever get the chance to see him live, do it. He gets very personal and emotional most times. Especially when questions about his life come about
His voice and demeanor as well.
So very human.
Such a wonderful man Neil D .
His Father parented his boy with such intention, the results of his effort are a gift to us all.
I never comment on your videos because I'm normally listening in the background as I work, but this video captivated me in such a magnificent way that I had to come here and express it. Favorite interview to date. Thank you.
I was listening with headphones while doing the house work but I stopped and didn't realize until an hour later that I had been sitting on the couch hanging on to every word professor de Grasse was saying... a Mesmerizing, captivating story teller. Thank you so much for bringing him
That same thing happen to me over 30 years ago and trust me THAT WAS MY BIGGEST LIFE CHANGER MOMENT ...My friend, you are on your way to a new life change
I read a book about “Blacks in Science “ written by Ivan Van Sertima . It changed my whole mindset and sent me into a positive direction to help all,people be humane.
This sorted out a lot of my cluelessness. Refreshing. He like into saving our humanity.
Yes. He is amazing in the breadth of his knowledge and making it so anyone can understand. That's an art.
@@akuafayettegoosesense I just looked up that book because it sounds good. It's seventy five dollars though, so I am going to pass, for now. I'm sure it's a good book. I wonder if it's a college textbook, maybe that's why it so expensive.
@@EchosLens don't you people have public libraries where you can borrow such books?
Dr. Tyson has often made me cry with lessons about the wondrous nature of the universe...and our relationship to it. However, this is the first time he has ever made me cry with stories about _himself, his family, and his experiences_ on this one tiny, blue speck that floats through it all. The man is such an excellent communicator. I love that he's sharing his _tricks._ 😉
As for death, his discussion about flowers reminds me of _Dead Poets Society._ "This same flower that smiles today, tomorrow will be dying." Carpe diem! Moreover, in the past, he has pointed out that, if we allow natural decomposition when we die, our atoms will become part of future plants, animals, water, air, people...everything. The beauty puts tears in my eyes.
P.S. I also love that he cries often. I spent my youth choking down emotions; "Boys don't cry," and "Don't give the bullies fuel," etc. Like him, once the gates opened...it all spills out.
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And you too have made me cry because you recognise the Sage and appreciate his words with an open mind.
I absolutely loved reading your comment. I was thinking I couldn't bothered with this episode your comment changed my mind .
Thankyou
Love Australia.
@@wandarask8444 WOW! You're welcome, and thank you so much!
I appreciate so much from this comment. I really enjoyed reading it, dear stranger on the internet who I will never know, with whom I can share this infinitesimal speck of time with.
"I want to experience the joy and urgency that dogs do simply by being alive." well said Neil
It's possible to be happy without mainly operating on instincts.
As long as people identify with their compulsively chattering mind, it won't happen.
Mr. Tyson, I absolutely love the way you teach to us neanderthals. I too, being Hispanic, grew up in the 70s and like you agree, we are 1 human race with different cultures. May God continue to bless you with health and wealth. You make me so proud.
Biostitutes will always do well regardless of supernatural blessings.
Since humans are a species and not a race, you're both wrong.
@@TheBLACKboard65 Sorry but today's humans developed from several archaic species. History is quite clear on this.
@@presterjohn1697 - Sorry your comprehension skills are so dismal. I said "Humans are a SPECIES not a race." Can you hear me now???
Wait, what .. foray, where did you get rid of the entire human race; suppose it could be a human marathon instead; in as slow as some are in figuring what is what; or how some are grammar tyrants telling others what clearly defined words mean; even if the entire time & effort is completely forgotten five minutes from now by everyone.
Peace
8 minutes into the interview; I previously believed that I could not love Dr. Tyson more. My expectations have been shattered, thank you for showing me the man behind the science. You have gained a new fan today, I am looking forward to watching more.
Or the science behind the man.
❤ I love him too
@@cooltheorybecause you don’t know he’s a fraud because you’re too lazy to do your homework and you don’t have the life experience to realize he’s a tour guide at best.
@@RobertMJohnson How is it exactly that you think he is a fraud? A fraud is somebody masquerading as someone or something else. He is literally a PhD in astrophysics and the director of the hayden planetarium. Where precisely in his career has he ever claimed to be something that he is not?
@@mst2203 why do you think you know him as not a fraud? Because you’re woke and biased and haven’t done your homework?
I have been following Neil deGrasse Tyson for years, and not until this interview did so much make sense. He had an amazing father who did a great job raising him, and he is probably one of the most brilliant men currently alive.
😂😂😂 Neil Steal ya Bike Tyson is a hack and full of himself among other ish.
AMEN Amen Amen
Watching this interview as a Ukrainian refugee and crying, Tyson's words touch right at home. Great human being.
I'm a Cuban immigrant and was feeling his pain
Slava Ukraini❤
God bless you and the people from ur country praying that justice comes to those bullies who feel empowered by bullying smaller people (countries) ie:Vladimir Putin (not Russia there are plenty of Russians against it and the ones for it only see propaganda so the leaders where my blame goes
Sooooo……You’re HUMAN. You’re a HUMAN from Cuba. You’re a HUMAN from Ukraine.
We have to start somewhere. I have been saying that since I was 9. To hear Neil deGrasse Tyson say it really knocks it out of the ballpark.
It is how my Mother raised us.
There are many Ethnicities but ONLY ONE RACE. Human.❤❤❤❤
Tyson is a fanatic, not a scientist.
"If they only see me as a black scientist then I've failed as a scientist" NO my dearest Neil the collective WE have failed YOU if we only see you as a black scientist. You are a brilliant, amazing human. Period.
Nope he's the "biostitute" who pushed the ________ despite reports of people being hurt by it.
He’s an actor
THIS
A sell out. Too political.
He peddles climate change lies
Neil is one of the most genuine wholesome humans ❤ on this planet. Love you man don't let the haters hurt you. You'r3 so loved by so many.
What I love about him is he is usually always happy and instills hope that there are answers.
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Neil does seem to be exceptionally good hearted however i may need to debate the "...on the planet" comment. Just illogical and unfounded
Thank you so much, I was just thinking this :)❤
Neil Tyson is a grifter who's never had an original thought in his whole life
8 minutes in and I’m almost to tears at the strength and moral fortitude of his father and what he had to go through :/ no one should ever have to serve in a segregated military. That makes me so angry, but as he said…no bitterness…that is some serious strength.
I didn't think I wanted to listen to this one and then I realized I was suppose to.
@@amysmiles9751thank you for expressing your vulnerable being, your the kind of human I admire. When we think we have nothing more to learn about ourselves, then pop it appeared. Cheers from NZ sub.
What a deep and articulate human Neil deGrasse is; an intricate combination of talent and hard work. We see you and appreciate you son of Cyril deGrasse; Neil the human scientist. With brotherly love from another human 💙
Wow what a beautiful poem…. What a tapestry ….
Some of us are the chance that humanity needs …
To K and N…. …
And then I read some of these comments….
Near an extreme … there are Some people who enjoy cage fighting … bull, dog and cock fighting…. and worse things
And then ..
That there even ….is…. an… us…. Who would find this conversation a source of energy and joy….. I am so happy to even have a sense …. That maybe there is a sea of us… the humanity that I want….
Ok a 40 yard field goal can be a fun distraction on a Sunday afternoon…
But this conversation will warm me much much longer
Dear Neil Degrasse Tyson, we all need YOU, your beautiful teaching and your unique, engaging, empathic and scientific guidance.there is Nobody else like you!!! All of my Heart's Loving and Eternal Gratitude for sharing your reverence to the infinity of night sky where we all merge as one in our imagining and as one in our lostness in it's infinity.
Thank you the for inspiring the greater deepening of all imaginations, that includes perhaps every living creature... the insects, the fishes in the sea and all of the bigots too that won't admit their dumbfoundedness and wonder.
We are ALL listening... even the silent bigots as they hide their awe.
Thank you Dear Neil. YOU are the truest of teachers. My grandfather was quite a bit like you but his dearest soul passed on when I was 11 years old. There is an empty place in my heart that your wisdom reaches in a similar way as my grandfather did. You inspire and teach without prejudice or even a tiny pinch of calling on sub races invented by the cowardly lines some people like to live behind, (protecting their imagined differences of value, their imagined threat, their imagined superiority regarding other humans. Our Race, our species presents no preference when it comes to procreation and the beautiful blossoms that bloom in even the rarest of places, in even the places where humans make their most outwardly contrary and uncommon biological convergences.
Even the most imaginatively differentiated instistances of the hate that cripples in conformity the imaginations of the bigots clammy minds are made nill. They can't dance when frozen in their own icy brittle imaginations. They choose a willful paralysis of conscience and instead continue their un-educations as they de-learn skills, as they further deaden their imaginations as the walking bygone.
We all do hear you because the spoken TRUTH is truly all permerating; even as it (the truth) is denied it is well heard. ... and the spores will someday dominate even the most barren of minds and the most handicaped of un-living. They self exit by slow bigotry from their icy bygone un-alive lives.
Truth be told! .... if a bit indulgent and alot entertaining due to my everlasting enjoyment of "creative" writing.
Infinities of Love, of being and of gratitude to you!!!
Dear Neil Degrasse Tyson, Thank you to infinity and far beyond!!!
Wow, what a lovely letter ❤
I'm so thankful that his parents took him to that planetarium. I'm so thankful that his parents were not bitter. I could listen to him all day long.
Good parenting is so important! I knew someone else had to have left this comment.
That was the best Statement
" You Are Human"
He is so right!
And don't be limited by what some people say about you.
No one knows who you are or what your capable of but your inner self.
So strive to be your best!
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Wonderful lesson of how to respond to hate. You can't help but love and admire this man. Thank you
Wow, he has such a conviction for learning new things well outside his "comfort zone" I don't think many of us would pick up a book about something we hate or know nothing about by choice, that's one hell of a bridge to cross !
I like the spirit, but I am still selective. I read an opposing view if there is a reasonable ground it could influence me, and I use broad interpretation, but if it is clearly rubbish, I don't think it is necessary.
"its not enough to be right, you also have to be effective" - *Cyril deGrasse Tyson*
What an awesome quote
Except that he’s not right about virtually everything
@@imeqsmdCan you elaborate? Or to give a more concise example?
So true!!
A real scientist NEVER assume to "be right", he only assumes that his hypothesis and his demonstration (or somebody else's demonstration) are correct in their context.
Neil deGrasse Tyson has been proven to be wrong and been spreading some lies during those past few years, so if one is trying to be effective while being proven wrong but not believing it out of ideology .....
@@Mr-Nebelhe's never gonna, just trying to sound critical online
Be human. Have integrity. Seek Truth. Lessen the suffering of others. Know the audience & go where they care. Renew your relationship. Appreciate emotion, but don't be bitter! Part of our meaning is that our time is precious. Score a victory for humanity! Make today count. Great message!
seek the truth? well ok lets see, there are only 2 genders and abortion is wrong. if truth was real then we would have better music better movies better video games. but the truth is missing and everything sux.
It should be on a T-shirt!
This interview is absolutely one of the best I've seen in many years. Steve, I really like that you allow your guest to answer the questions as they will, with as much time as they need...without leading them one way or the other. That's pretty rare these days. This particular guest is an incredible human being, one who brings me to tears often...thank you for sharing this interview. I've subbed, and I'm looking forward to what's next.
I came, I saw AND I REEEEAALLY enjoyed this conversation. Why?? because I got to see a side of Neil deGrasse Tyson that I never new existed. I wish he were my Communication professor when I was in college.For all his intelligence (or maybe because of it) he manages to keep his ego in check and THAT is necessary for meaningful communication....and inspite of your ignorant self, he''ll cause you to develop critical and thinking skills.
He cries, he cusses! That's a man who cares little for people's opinion of himself...and THAT's keeping it real son!! Now, after all these years of knowing of him through his work...I really wish he were my friend.
This interview is a keeper!!😊
Only 8 minutes into this video. How can anyone not fully love this man!
I love him ❤️
Great information always!!
I stopped at 8:32 to reflect and noticed your comment. Right on!
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He has gone a little mental and unscientific and woke on some issues. Sadly. Very sad to see him say some stupid stuff. Otherwise I've been a long time fan.
0:00: 🌌 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses his early fascination with the universe and the influence of his parents on his worldview.
15:03: 🌍 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses his experiences with racism and the importance of pursuing one's passion.
28:10: 🗣 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the polarization and violence on social media, the importance of expressing opinions effectively, and the progress made in society.
49:07: 😊 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the pursuit of happiness, the meaning of life, and the importance of learning and lessening the suffering of others.
56:40: 🎙 Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the importance of effective communication and engagement in his interviews and public appearances.
1:09:44: 😂 Neil shares his approach to engaging with people through his podcast and the importance of incorporating pop culture into scientific discussions.
1:24:32: 💡 The speaker reflects on the impact of drawing the space between pumpkins and how it opened up a new perspective on art and emotions.
1:39:27: 🐶 Neil discusses the impact of dogs on our lives and the urgency to make every day count.
Recap by Tammy AI with useful time stamps =)
You're a hero
This man is a genuine gift to the world. Such neurospicy passion. ❤
NDT is nothin more than a useless leftist propagandist. He Is the most insufferable person alive.
why stop there. how about neuro-exotic passion
@@presterjohn1697 Neurospicy implies he is neuroexpansive. eg not neurotypical tismrizz
@@AdassaNelsonEdwards Ah ha I see.....thx for the heads up. Greatly appreciated. I stand corrected.
@@presterjohn1697 This dialogue is the best approach or how do we learn? I believe it essential we highlight neuro-expansive minds in the media. This not only raises awareness but also breaks biases, paving the way for youth to aspire to CEO positions. I have faith in the potential of every individual, find the strong. Increased versatility within intersectionality is crucial for progress; too often, success is only recognised when it aligns with predefined standards. Let's encourage and nurture the unique strengths of every neuro-expansive child. Who knows, in 20 years, Steven might be interviewing them for their remarkable achievements! Peace and blessings. A.N.E. 🤎
I love hearing Neil talk, an honest icon for me currently and in the past. What i genuinely love about a lot of these conversations is that the higher level of emotional intelligence an individual has it allows them to make better sense of the world by having an open mind, and this reinforces purpose. Once we have found 'purpose' as Horace Mann said we should 'be ashamed to die until we have scored some victory for humanity' which to me, means allowing your gifts to benefit the world.
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Yes what better than allowing your gifts to benefit the world def a gifted man, blessings on you Neil🙏
@@maggyhanrahanthe gift of being able to be a tour guide
@@RobertMJohnson Dont know what you are on about in every comment, but it isnt good
@@MrRisingapple awwww. Does the truth hurt your delicate feelings?
What a pleasure to listen to this man. He teaches people to be dignified and to improve their lives. Awesome. Awesome indeed. What wonderful thoughts to take you into the New Year.
I agree with you and I appreciate the way you said it
Mr. Tyson said the truest thing as far as the job/work you choose in your life , '' Choose what you love ; what you would do for free .'' Now that is true happiness . I love Neil deGrasse Tyson and I think he is brilliant because he can explain things to all and have them understand and he is so relatable . Thank you for this video .
Neil deGrasse Tyson never ceases to amaze with his insight and understanding.
Agreed! But I haven't yet found "what he says to do every morning to find happiness and meaning"?
Absolutely !
@@DrJonathanRoss he kind of did when he said do what you love and it will never feel like work. Whatever is your passion you should try to pursue.
This was a wonderful conversation and that's why I stop every time I see him speaking. 🌷
for people who fail to realize he's a fraud
Beseeching the whole Universe to watch this ~ the best interview that has ever existed. I have been changed more profoundly than my words can express. Thank you everybody who made this possible. The world rejoice for you being alive!
Take a moment and just be Loved.
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What part does he breaks down and almost cry?..
It amazes me that listening to this interview can completely change my perspective on life and how I want to see the world. Fascinating interview.
@Noelle Leger I don't directly disagree what you said is possible. I want to present a layman's terms counterargument. You have a friend who is morbidly obese (350 pounds). You see him in class and he sits in a chair that seems to bear his weight ok. After class he begins to stand one chair on the other until he is four chairs high (these chairs do not nest inside each other). He somehow makes it to the top. Someone flies an RC plane with fireworks into the legs of the chair hes on. The legs begin to burn and somehow he isn't effected by the fire manages to dodge it. As the legs burn on the top chair theres a sudden crash as the chair gives and he comes smack down on the second chair. His 350 pound weight that normally would be supported falls 18" onto the second chair. It pancakes and breaks. The third chair now takes his weight plus 36" of fall minus any degredation of force by the second chair absorbing some of the impact. Sadly the first and second chair pieces are still under his bottom adding to his overall weight. He pancakes the third and finally the fourth landing in spectacular fashion.
So you and I we are engaging in some speculation. There are models that can be run where if we know how much a floor weighs and how much the beams can support we can determine why the floors will collapse onto each other.
I believe Kennedy was not killed by the mafia or Russians. I believe global warming is a false flag by both the republican and democratic parties to make the american public believe running the water while brushing our teeth and driving cars that run on gasoline somehow is destroying the Earth when massive massive amounts of radioactive, chemical and other wastes are causing the issue, and by focusing on nonsense it keeps the politician's corporate lobbyists happy that no reduction in emissions (which are tied to net profit) will occur.
Having said all that i'm willing to give your theory all the consideration due. I have read this theory before. The next play someone who believes this will focus on is the beams melting and the forces required to melt them enough to weaken. I threw this angle out after talking to a steelworker. If you picture red hot metal a blacksmith is working on he is able to shape the metal even fold it over itself at a certain temperature. So the secondary argument is theres no way the beam melted through. It didn't have to melt through it just had to become soft enough to give. I've never read a theory that addressed these two issues to my satisfaction and people with more knowledge than me of physics or metalworking have delved into these.
I'm not saying you are right or wrong. I truly believe the ufo's we see are either extra terrestrial or from the red flags country - there simply is no explanation that makes a bit of sense why they are appearing now and can move the way they do. I think theres an outside chance they are made by the Americans using technology found with alien spacecraft. So i'm open to diverse ideas.
If you ever want to know if a "CS" is true pay attention to how the media reacts to it. Impartial media is a myth. They are on the take for the highest bidder. That means.. well i'll let you think about what that means.
I have watched several episodes of the podcast and found Neil's performance to be exceptional, bringing a range of emotions including joy, laughter, and even tears. I feel incredibly fortunate to have witnessed such a special gem.
Thank you for sharing with us, we're so glad you enjoyed! Team DOAC
Niel the greasy tycoon
Niels the greasy bacon 🥓
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Performance.. lmao that's exactly what it is. Shill in sheep's clothing.
To Neal deGrasse Tyson: When you speak, I don't hear a black person, but another human being in pain. Your pain speaks to my own. The human big ouch. Thank you for sharing. You have helped me feel less lonely. Love, Bird Trungma
And I hear an alien observer
I am now driven to apologize to my daughter who thinks that I dwell in the past too much and to get on with the business if living. This interview just changed my entire Outlook, time to get moving.
Did you apologize?
I live in the past to the point of misery, I’m trying to stop
This is one of the most amazing talks I've ever listened to! Dr. Tyson is a fab human and I could listen to him talk for hours. And you, you were a brilliant interviewer who asked great questions and gave him all the space to express himself. Thank you for that! The world needs talks like these - raw, not fussy, straightforward and full of priceless ideas and knowledge. Amazing! 👏👏👏
Neil's father wisdom saying "It's not good enough to be right, you also have to be effective" reminds me of Rumi's quote: “Before you speak, let your words pass through three gates. At the first gate, ask yourself, ‘Is it true?’ At the second ask, ‘Is it necessary?’ At the third gate ask, ‘Is it kind?”
Neil deGrasse Tyson, thank you for your HUGE contribution to HUMAN KIND. I love your deep understanding of science, your simplicity, your wit, your presentation skill, your confidence.... & even your commanding voice.
Steven Bartlett, you too are contributing a lot. You are a wonderful interviewer. Keep going !
I consider Tyson very empathetic and spiritual. It’s passion and wisdom is a treat to listen too ❤
Don’t consider someone something they claim to not be. Worry about yourself.
@@natedill9180
Spiritual got you triggered lol.
It’s all semantics man. Be careful we don’t turn into what we fight against
He's not religious if that's where you're going. Spiritual is a very loaded word so you need to provide context.
@@natedill9180 I think Tyson is arrogant and rude. So he cried a few tears and showed some emotions, fine. But empathic, spiritual, passion wisdom? Nah, finish the whole episode and then go watch some more, check him out on Patrick Bet David. Tyson is someone I've looked up to for so long, but not any more. Nothing impressive or interesting about him.
@@rachelmaechel Did he not react to your stalking?
Not being as much an astrophysics buff, I hold dr. deGrasse Tyson in high esteem as a person with a great take on human relations and society. And in a way I guess that also involves his parents, who guided him to this view, despite a malign world they had to face while doing so. To me, that is humanism in its truest form; not yielding under severe difficulty. It's endearing to see how that works and at what cost. Thank you both so much for that. It is desperately needed.
Steven you are one of the most brilliant interviewers I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. The art of pulling out everything from your guest but still controlling the interview with respect. Still in awe of you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I don't care what he says me being a young black man I needed to hear that @ 22:00 that was very powerful dialogue it's very important to understand and hear that from someone like DR Neil deGrasse Tyson! I loved it!
Dr. Tyson always has a way of reminding me why I went into physics. He certainly has been the Carl Sagan of my life. Thank you Dr. Tyson, you inspire so many people.
Yes he does. Can you imagine .......IF HE WAS A FAMOUS AND POPULAR AS RAP MUSIC OR SOCIAL MEDIA. WE WOULD ALL KNOW ABOUT SPACE AND BLACK HOLES AND PHYSICS AND AIR POLLUTION AND SCIENCE AND THE STARS AND PLANETS AND THE UNIVERSE AND GALAXIES. INSTEAD OF LITTLE WAYNE OR JAYZ. . LOL
Lol Don Jackson. I have no idea who JayZ or...? is. But I sure know this guy!
So maybe there's hope.
He’s a propagandist who has done so much to cause the public to not trust experts or “The Science TM”.
he couldn't even to the math for his phd program. you're so gullible
@@andoriannationalist3738 you just hate the fact the man is black and the world knows him as a great man.
What a beautiful testimony about what he learned from his father.
I looooooooove the way he talks about dogs. They are the best beings on Earth, and his description of how they live their lives joyfully is just so touching.
Okay. Neil DeGrasse Tyson is now, for me, officially the best, not only a scientist but an extraordinary mind from whom we should learn and whose opinion we should always take into account, especially on important issues that concern all of us as well as our planet.
I am extremely glad that I decided to watch this interview. Steven, congratulations! All your episodes, questions and guests are outstanding, but I definitely recommend this episode to everyone I know. All the way from Europe, from a tiny but really beautiful country called Montenegro, I send my best wishes to the entire Diary of a CEO team, as well as to everyone who has just read this :)
The value we get from all guests, especially from interviews like this is truly priceless.
Thank you Steven !
Neil deGrasse is brilliant beyond words.If you happen to read this Mr. deGrasse, thank you. Thank you for being the person you are and your willingness to share it with the world. I am so grateful.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was willing to throw the scientific method aside to push a political ideology, he has no credibility left. He lied, he brought shame to science, and he is still doing so. Science is not a religion, it demands people question it. Tyson and others who say science should not be questioned are zealots, fanatics, not scientists
Thank you why don't you come over for lunch yesterday
He’s an idealistic old fool.
Ndt sucks, he is disingenuous and deceiving. I used to like him but he lies about so many things lately that I don't see how anyone can idolize him aside from his powerful voice and ability to speak convincingly. Honestly I think fans of this guy should look elsewhere if they want honest opinions on things like science and the nature of reality.
Niel oozes truth, resiliance and humanity. It's literally a treat to listen to him talk about anything!
15 min in and this is probably one of his best interviews/podcast, sometimes other podcasters try pushing a fast pace to squeeze as much information out of him in the time they have or they try fighting his opinions. Just sitting back and letting him talk at his own pace is when I really enjoy listening to him.
Love this quote at 1.27 "And for me an artist's task, their Duty in this world is to show me the world as I do not see it take me someplace give me a perspective that will broaden my interpretation of reality." Neil deGrasse Tyson
I am so glad you said what I have felt for years. We are all human. No color, no division. We should stand as one( the human species.
Neil deGrasse Tyson I love you so much I'm glad that we are in this life in this creation together because you made my life so much better by being in it. I am just an old woman who totally loves your videos and I'm so glad you're here I thankful for what you said today.
should have said old human? LOL
Chris, I am an 58 woman and first saw Neil de Grasse Tyson a couple of years ago on Dutch TV and was hooked. He is Such an all in one man and I mean it in the most praising way. I love listening to him.
I was mesmerised. Neil is not only insightful and wise but also adorable. I learnt so much. Thank you.
another gullible gullible
@@RobertMJohnson agrée this guy is not an honest man
@@RobertMJohnson Please explain, be specific.
@@pittiesplus4108 What's not honest about him? Please be specific.
@@henryng9406 he says what the rulers want us to hear, like the shots are safe and effective.
Tyson’s outlook is beyond refreshing. I didn’t know how much I needed to observe another human with a thirst for life, driven by passion for his chosen field of study and kept alive by his need to help others gain a more positive perspective on their existence through a cosmic lens.
I’ve seldom heard Neil like this and truly have a much better appreciation for him from this. Thank you.
I loved his origin story. My brother and I were also very fortunate to have parents who exposed us to so many things in our upbringing. We are so grateful.
This is one of the best conversations I listened to this year (2022). What I learned from this is to be patient, pay attention and listen to people with vast knowledge on a subject. And you did just that. 🙏🙏🙏
Brilliant episode. This guy is one in a million. Loved it.
We should be so lucky.
I see what you did there
I can listen to him for days.
In my HOTLINE LISTENING SKILLS class we teach NURTURING SILENCE(TM). That is, you "hold space" for the speaker. Listening does not mean 'waiting for your turn to talk'. Be quiet, let them figure out what's going on for them. Steve is really good at this.
Thank you so much for this, I loved it all but especially the Van Gough connection. I stood in front of his Sunflowers about 35 yrs ago in the Tate museum and cried. I have no idea why, but I just let it be. Please all artists continue to be who you are. XX
Not just painters but artists across all the arts, The Opera is the art form that touches me most and is one of the most beautiful artforms ever created by humans and yet it is dying. Appreciate the art that is all around you.
All these words have already been used in this interview, captivating, exciting, engaging, educational. This talk has shifted my perspective on life in general. I am in awe and so grateful I was a part of this amazing man..💜💚💙
yes yes yes
Very smart man.
This is one of the best conversations I have heard for a long time I think everyone should listen to this and learn about life
The key point that I gleaned from this interview is, "Integrity." This is the most important aspect of being a human being. I miss seeing people of integrity.
What a wise Man! Not only physics, but life wisdom
a PHONEY.
Absolutely not
This is the best Neil deGrasse Tyson interview that I've seen and I've seen them all on UA-cam. I'm now a subscriber. and can't wait to see more interviews. Thank you!
Hes so amazing and fascinating i cant even think of the words to describe him. Could listen to him allllll day long
@Joe B: What makes him unique in his discourse can be described by words such as as eloquence, bravery, compassion, humor, and dead-seriousness; so refreshing.
@@gravityrules the man couldn't even do the math for his phd. would you stop with the fanboy bs? you've never done your homework on this fraud--you and i BOTH KNOW THAT
I love the way he explains things. He puts information into a very digestible form. He always makes me think. I love logical people they just make my mind feel much more comfortable and less stressed about the world we live in.
Every time I listen to Neil deGrasse-Tyson, I love it. What an inspiring person he is. What a wonderful friend he would be.
Oh, to be able to call him “Friend “!! ❤❤❤
Neil De Grasse is a deep thinking kind hearted INTELLECTUAL GENIUS! Thank you Sir🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
We are literally made of stardust!
Something that has often been said in the spiritual community, but it takes it to another level to hear a scientist say this.
This was a powerful podcast and my favourite to date. Mr Tyson speaks with such gravitas and wisdom, I absorbed every word. For a man who has made his life's work about space, he is incredibly down to earth, motivational and inspirational. Thank you for this interview! 💖
That's Aryan spirituality. We belong to the soil and return to the soil is the crux of dravidian spirituality .
The Aryan spirituality is responsible for the destruction of planet earth because they forgot the earth, the Gaia
Joni Mitchell's..WOODSTOCK
billion year old carbon
Very well put Rita.... He is as impressive as hell!! Loved what he shared about his father and how he learned great lessons from him and took them forward....
I've enjoyed Tyson's books but for some reason have only just discovered his personality. Now I'm a fan! Just roll your eyes, man!
Even though he wasn’t comfortable talking about the racism issue(and he explained why so well) I’m so thankful he did! It helped me learn and understand! It was so important and didn’t take away from the bigger picture at all. I just adore him so much!⭐️
funny thing about Neil Degrass, is I never thought of him as black or white, just the best nicest popular astrophysicist person who my son in law reminds me of and he is not black but a farmer from Montana who is also well educated, I think of Niel for his qualities not skin color...thats pretty cool
Get off the racism boat.fat kids skinny kids smelly kids of every colour growing up experience the same shit.i think you both did ok In life and have more than most in life including white people.why you even start the conversation about racism
Glad you are open minded. It takes generations to unlearn unfair racism and learn what past generations had to endure.
An absolute masterclass. I wish I could turn Neil into an app on my phone to carry his wisdom everywhere with me. I'd like to have his laugh as my alarm, too - imagine waking up to that every morning 😂
I agree with you. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You can record and ise his laugh 😃 as alarm
real scientists do science, not celebrity
@@RobertMJohnson Sir are you on drugs? Too much crack?
@@RobertMJohnson pretty sure you don't know what the hell science is
Not only is Dr. Tyson a renowned astrophysicist, but his philosophy of life and society astounds me . This man is my hero.
Hes a charlatan, dyor.
I agree! He is my hero!
All colors and faiths = Humanity . We must unite and work together. Peace on earth good will towards each other
What an amazing interview from a fine and driven human being.
Very enlightening.
This is one of the most impactful videos I've seen. It explains some things I'm seeking as an artist and as a life coach, and as a ponderer of the universe, art, creativity and life. I'll definitely be rewatching this. Thank you.
The channel should keep growing because you're such a great interviewer.
Thank you 🙏
This is the best interview of Neil Degrass Tyson that I have seen and I’ve seen many. Brilliant mate.
One of the most brilliant, profound, emotional, deeply inteligente, honest and beautiful interview I ever seen. I feel very grateful and inspired. Thank you both ❤️
Amazing interview! By giving Dr. Tyson the time to fully answer questions, his answers are even more amazing!
One of Steven's best traits is that he almost never interrupts a guest when they're speaking!
@@NashPotatoesOutdoorShow Now, if CNN could only figure out how to do that!!!
I had not felt so invigorated and uplifted recently listening to anyone's interview as I did from Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Thank you so much for having him on. His wisdom and insights into human interactions were galvanizingly rich and motivating towards a greater civility among all peoples.
This guy is so transparent and funny. Doesn't miss a beat. Endearing.
What's really funny is Neil says he has a comedian co-host on his podcast...who then is the straight man?? Gonna have to tune into this one😂😂😂
Neil's ace, he's literally the David Attenborough of the science world the way he explains and narrates the most complicated subject matter to all skill levels is a gift from above
hardly complicated and the "phd" never, ever is video'd doing phd-level math. why? because he's a tour guide at best
@RobertMJohnson Have you ever considered how it would feel to not make yourself seem like a complete nob in the UA-cam comments section?
@@LordSolidusIThank you.
I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed this episode. Neil deGrasse Tyson I’d hands down one of my favorite people and educators.
Definitely my favorite human! Eloquent, physicist that does more for sociology and human decency than sociologists do! Humanitarian and physicist! Love ya Neil!
I have never ever listened to anyone who conducts an interview better. Never change
Neil, What a beautiful mind. I hope his perspective reaches a wide audience. Thank you for bringing us this interview and keep them coming!
Wherever he appears, Neil deGrasse Tyson is always an energetic and informative presence. This conversation reveals that he has labored hard to connect with others - to our great benefit. Dr. Tyson is one of the best bridges to the scientific world.
I try to listen to a podcast with Dr. Tyson at least once a week. Gives me hope for the world and enlightens my sight.
you both have been conned.
@@RobertMJohnson No hostility here. Please, for my benefit, would you explain your comment?
@@LMVG2233UT Austin advisors during his masters program implored him to find another career. He was a HORRIBLE lab student. Fact
At Columbia for his PhD, other grad students had to do the math for this thesis. Fact.
When he was hired at the planetarium, his first major job was to oversee the refurbishing (construction) of the facility.
I ask you:
- how many real scientists do you know who are extroverts? I know NONE.
- show me a video of NDT doing PhD level mathematics
- list his discoveries and contributions to science.
- if he’s a scientist, why does he spend nearly all his time away from a lab?
- if he’s so brilliant, why isn’t he a professor?
- if he’s so brilliant, why does he spend all his time talking about history and social justice?
If
You can’t see that he’s an attention seeking narcissist, you need to up your game.
Much respect for requesting my response with much respect. Thank you and cheers to you.
Two of my BIGGEST role models in one frame!!! I literally cried watching this yesterday! 😭 ❤❤
Neil, a man who knows much, but has learned (probably the hard way) that people's eyes glaze over when describing the details. So, how do you communicate the secrets of the universe in 3 sentences or less? Thank you, Neil, for being a gift to humanity.
Absolutely fantastic interview. Over the years I have watched more Neil deGrasse Tyson interviews, commentaries & speeches than I can remember. I have his Master Class on DVD, own every single book he's written (in physical form) and even paid for a UA-cam Premium subscription for the sole purpose of being able to download all his videos on to a backup drive so we'll have them available in the event of some catastrophic apocalyptical happening that shuts down our communications infrastructure. A scenario in which we will probably need them the most. Yet never, and I mean never, have I seen someone inspire so much genuine, honest emotion in a man who can often be described as being as objective and stoic as possible without being dead. This is my first time to your channel and generally speaking I never kiss on the first date but given your prodigious yet accessible content I feel safe in succumbing to that sometimes ignominious subscribe button and actually look forward to what I would normally consider just another annoying notification. Please feel free to send The Hikyaku my way. You earned it. Thanks.
I had a chance to see him in Denver once, and I didn’t take it, people said it was e wonderful. I swore to myself I’d never miss another chance, and so I haven’t.
You should maybe read the scientific papers and books of the real scientiest. You know, the ones who didn't just get a degree and becoming talking heads, the ones like Stephen Hawking, etc who actually did the science this creepzoid is pretending he comprehends. @@willmpet
Wow this is what UA-cam was meant for! Fabulous comment
I'm overwhelmed, speechless and so impressed with this fantastic super Man
Keep this podcast going forever...maybe mankind will have a chance in 100 years to come.....I salute you sir 👍🏽 🙏
This man is a true example to us all when he shows emotion it is genuine unlike others who use their emotion to manipulate
Neil DeGrasse Tyson was willing to throw the scientific method aside to push a political ideology, he has no credibility left. He lied, he brought shame to science, and he is still doing so. Science is not a religion, it demands people question it. Tyson and others who say science should not be questioned are zealots, fanatics, not scientists
How do you know it is genuine?
Hearing Mr Tyson talking about finding other ways of communicating truth reminded me of how a good counsellor will avoid statements - which can be provocative - and instead phrasing it as a question, such as : Have you considered... this or that aspect. It is much more easily accepted.
I absolutely love Neil DGT saying: "No. Repeat it. I'am from the human race." when his interviewer fell for the anthropological trap instead of seeing the human continuum. Steven became decisive, even angry about it. The aliens should meet you first, Steven, to get a kind of introduction to humankind. ❤🌠