Neil deGrasse Tyson's Q&A @ Overheard

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  • @Priyo866
    @Priyo866 5 років тому +977

    Americans often call this man their national treasure. I disagree. This man is a global treasure.

    • @NormDPlume-mc5dh
      @NormDPlume-mc5dh 4 роки тому +7

      500 years ago he'd be a flatual treasure.

    • @MuffinManUSN
      @MuffinManUSN 4 роки тому

      This year, you are still getting comments based off assumptions. So I pop off at you my friend for grouping people geographically, applying assumptions to validate what you hesitate to stand behind as an individual.
      Lets be straight here, people suck. But a person....stand by for greatness. No more than a government tries to corale for ease of control but limiting potential; you should also not do the same.

    • @exotic_poiison2547
      @exotic_poiison2547 4 роки тому +13

      I disagree, he is a universal treasure.

    • @mayur_sd7452
      @mayur_sd7452 4 роки тому

      @No One who said you Hindu is religion

    • @walid-bc3gh
      @walid-bc3gh 3 роки тому

      ............................................................................................
      The submission of man to His Creator is the essence of Islam. The name “Islam” is chosen by God (Allah) and not by man. It is the same unifying Message revealed to all the Prophets and Messengers by Allah and which they spread amongst their respective nations. In its Final form it was revealed to Muhammad (Peace & Mercy of Allah be upon him) as a complete Message to whole mankind. The Lord, Allah, is the True and Only Creator that deserves to be worshipped. No worship is worthy of being given to a stone, statue, a cross, a triangle, Khomeini, Farakhan, Eliajahs, Malcom’s X or Y, Ghandi, Krishna, Guru, Buddha, Mahatma, Emperor, Joseph Smith, Sun, Moon (not to that from Korea too!), Light, Fire, rivers, cows, Rama, Temples, Prophets, Messengers (Yes! Muslims do not worship Muhammad-peace be upon him), Saints, Priests, Monks, Movie Stars, Sheiks, etc.!!! All are created beings or things.
      ALLAH, is the Name of the One True God. His Name is not chosen by man and does not have a number or gender. It is known that Allah is the Name of God in Aramaic, the language of our beloved Prophet Jesus and a sister language of Arabic. The Name “Allah” has been used by all previous Prophets starting with Adam and by the last and final Prophet, Muhammad (Peace be upon them all).
      The Innate Nature in man recognizes what is good and bad, what is true and false. It recognizes that the Attributes of Allah must be True, Unique, and All-Perfect. It does not feel comfortable towards any kind of degradation of His Attributes not does it qualities to the Creator. Many who became “discontent with God” did so because of the practices of the Church in medieval Europe and because of the claims of “god dwelling in a son” and the concept of the “original sin”. However, they “escaped” into worshipping a new theory called “mother nature” as well as the “material” World. With the advancement of materialistic technology others from different religions adopted the concept of “forgetting about God” and “let us live this life and enjoy it!”, not realizing that they have chosen the worship of the “original god” of Rome: Desire!.
      NOW we can see that all of this materialistic and secular progress produced a spiritual vacuum that led to complex social, economical, political, and psychological problems. Many of those who “fled” their “religions” are in search again. Some try to “escape” the complexity of their daily lives via various means. Those who had the chance to examine the Qur’an and Islam, proceed with a complete way of life that relates man to establish a purpose for his presence on earth. This is well recognized in the Attributes of Allah and what does He require from man. He does not want man to be enslaved to any false deity: nature, drugs, lust, money, other man, desire, or sex. He provides man with the proofs that He is the One who can redeem so that man can free himself from the slavery to any form of creation and to turn to his Creator Alone. THIS Creator Has Perfect Attributes. He is the First, nothing is before Him, the Ever Living. To Him is the Final Return where everyone will be dealt with in the Most Perfect and Just way. He does not begot nor He is begotten. Those who attribute Divinity to Jesus forget or ignore the fact that Jesus was in a mother’s womb. He needed nutrition; he was born and grew up to be a man. He was trusted with the Gospel as a Message to the Children of Israel: “For there is One God, and one mediator (i.e. a messenger) between God and men (the Children of Israel), the man Christ Jesus) (I Timothy 2:5). A man-messenger calling his nation not to worship him: “But in vain they do worship me!” (Mathew 15:9). A man who needs to eat, walk, sleed, rest, etc.. cannot have Divine Attributes because he is in need and God (Allah) is Self-Sufficient.
      AS far as Buddhism, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Marxism, and Capitalism,
      there is the devotion of worshipping created being/things in one form or another. Jews had attributed a “Nationalistic” belonging to Allah. They labeled Him “The Tribal God” for the Children of Israel. Men and women following these “religions” were born with the natural inclination of submission to their Creator, Allah. It is their parents who had driven them into their respective traditions. However, once people are exposed to the Signs of Allah around them, or in the Qur’an or to someone who triggers thei Fitra (natural inclination to worship Allah Alone), the reverting process begins and that is why we see a universal spreading of Islam. In the West and despite tha many distortions of Islam in the Media, many admit that Islam may be the fastest growing Faith. No sense of fairness can be achieved without a genuine attempt to know the Word of Allah in the Qur’an and not on the 30-min-Evening News. This is the real challenge for those who seek the Truth. Man is created for a purpose: to live a life in accordance with Allah’s way. Why Not? Do we posses the air we breath? Did we create ourselves or others? Or were we ourselves the Creators? We are limited and weak. So is our right to ignore our Creator where we all need Him?
      ISLAM is the submission in worship to Allah Alone and it is the essence of all the Messages sent to all nations before us. Allah is All-Just and All-Wise. He does not intend confusion for His Creation. The religion accepted to Him is the one chosen by Him. Its essence must be One, because He is One. It is free from geographical, racist, and status oriented concepts. It is Perfect and it is the complete way of life. All these qualities are chosen by Allah in His Only Religion: Islam. Its details are in in the Qur’an, read it and come with an open heart because none can expose better than the World of Allah. The Qur’an was revealed to Prophet Muhammad. He did not author it. He was unlettered. Its translation is available in many languages in bookstores or in an Islamic Center close to you. Take the time to read it and come/call the Islamic Center, or speak to someone who re-verted and submitted to Allah Alone.

  • @losttribe3001
    @losttribe3001 5 років тому +503

    I graduated high school with a 1.8 gpa and didn’t understand a bit of algebra. But, 10 years later, I decided I needed a college degree to get a better job so I enrolled at a community college. I tested into a junior high school level of math class. Because I was determined to get a degree (first in my family by the way), I stuck with it. The teacher I had for 3 math courses, all of which were pre algebra, explained it in a way that made sense. My worse subject in high school became my strongest courses in college. In fact, I went from a business administration degree to graduating from a University with a finance degree. And my community college gpa was a 3.7 and the university gpa was a 3.3. It may have taken me a extra year and a half to get up to speed, and thanks to good instruction, but my “a-ha” moment was similar to Neil’s.

    • @jock244u1
      @jock244u1 5 років тому +17

      That's very inspirational, losttribe3001. Thanks for sharing!

    • @MonsterSound.Bradley
      @MonsterSound.Bradley 5 років тому +45

      @Sam Armstrong I think Sam is missing losttribe3001's point. Others will likely find losttribe's story inspirational, which is a good thing. point^👀

    • @danieldrake9283
      @danieldrake9283 5 років тому +13

      I was fortunate to have parents who were both teachers. This made my school years quite easy as my parents were great at "Dumbing down" the subject matter to fit my level of understanding. I was and still am impressed by those who fight and struggle to learn but stick to it until they can understand the material. You stand as a good example of those who succeed. I hope someone who is struggling reads your post and is inspired to stick with it until they understand. Good on you.

    • @losttribe3001
      @losttribe3001 5 років тому +6

      Daniel Drake Having the right people helps immensely and I’m glad to hear it was your parents. Cheers!

    • @jeffberger6162
      @jeffberger6162 5 років тому +7

      losttribe3001 congratulations and well done! Your never too old to learn.

  • @jeffs6090
    @jeffs6090 5 років тому +652

    "Hardwork dissipates ignorance."

  • @Aashishkebab
    @Aashishkebab 4 роки тому +176

    "They'll be buying toilet paper and bottled water"
    LMAO he's an oracle.

    • @davidcooper177
      @davidcooper177 2 роки тому

      Dr. Neil forgot to say that we can shoot a missile to DISINTEGRATE an astroids before it hit earth, while religious people will only pray.

  • @AndresRoberti
    @AndresRoberti 5 років тому +76

    Neil is always like: "I have to much knowledge I need to share before I die" Love him

  • @humanbeing2009
    @humanbeing2009 5 років тому +355

    Aside from his good looks, charisma and story telling voice, what a leader, teacher and inspiration Mr. Tyson is in this day! Always admire.

    • @tradernz2038
      @tradernz2038 5 років тому +2

      John Petersen . You nailed it! I love this guy

    • @ladislaskrstic8328
      @ladislaskrstic8328 5 років тому +3

      Dr. Tyson

    • @williamlevy6964
      @williamlevy6964 5 років тому +2

      You know he worships satan and is brainwashing you right? Rhetorical question. I already know you don't. Lmao. I have a sick sense of humour. you sHould stop worshiping false idols.

    • @richardpetek712
      @richardpetek712 5 років тому

      @@williamlevy6964 Even if you are a mongrel, this doesn't give you the right to pee on people's shoes.
      I have a sick sense of humour.

    • @williamlevy6964
      @williamlevy6964 5 років тому

      Haha. But seriously though. Neil's a wolf in sheep's clothing.

  • @catkeys6911
    @catkeys6911 5 років тому +42

    The absolute coherence of Tyson's thoughts as he communicates them is unparalleled.

  • @BabelRedeemed
    @BabelRedeemed 5 років тому +570

    4:25 "It was this fog [around math] that dissipated... Hard work dissipates ignorance."
    Thanks for the motivation while I do my research!

    • @AGDinCA
      @AGDinCA 5 років тому +12

      I don't want to be the person that argues with Neil DeGrasse Tyson, but as an educator in elementary schools I have to say this: hard work, *for the most part,* will dissipate ignorance. However, some students will work and work and work and work, until they cannot work any more, and still they will not fully understand.
      We are all wired so differently and some subjects just come so naturally to some students, while other subjects completely elude even those students with a great work ethic. For whatever reason, certain subjects simply do not connect for them.
      So, while it is important to emphasize the need for hard work and perseverance, it is also OK to understand your own limitations. There might be some subjects that you are simply not going to comprehend as deeply as you would like, regardless of your tenacity or drive. I think this subject matters and bears repeating because it allows certain students to free themselves from the burden that they think they should understand everything. It allows them to explore the areas in which they thrive and in which they flourish, rather than bogging them down with the feelings of inadequacy brought on by subjects that they are not predisposed to fully comprehend.

    • @blakethetank
      @blakethetank 5 років тому +1

      Someone make this a t-shirt

    • @TomyLobo
      @TomyLobo 5 років тому

      ​@nmeunier Yeah I wouldn't mix the two things. Your customers had you to care about the wires'n'blinky lights'n'stuff, so they didn't necessarily.
      They probably didn't have the time or didn't see the need to learn this.
      I wouldn't conclude inability from that, even if they expressed as much.
      As for the alien thing, I'm not so sure he literally believes that.
      I've seen him use that as a rhetorical device to induce a bigger perspective on the world in people.

    • @sroy9789
      @sroy9789 5 років тому +1

      @@AGDinCA thats a teaching failure and wrong approach teaching for that student.

    • @AGDinCA
      @AGDinCA 5 років тому +2

      @@sroy9789 I appreciate your (professional??) opinion. What teaching strategy would you suggest employing when faced with children with certain learning disorders and disabilities?

  • @yaretziexists
    @yaretziexists 4 роки тому +245

    20:50 that “buying toilet paper and bottled water” thing is exactly what’s happening now with COVID-19 😂

    • @D00NBU66Y
      @D00NBU66Y 4 роки тому +1

      This is the 3rd dr t video ive seen where covid19 subtlety shows itself

    • @Mozart1220
      @Mozart1220 4 роки тому +1

      @@D00NBU66Y It's not specifically Covid 19, but ANY pandemic. Given the population density, pandemics will become more and more common. That's WHY we have TOWNS instead of one big mega city. Early settlers knew that if a disease struck, it's better to have it effect ONE small section of society than the entire population. Also notice WHO describes as those hoarding all the TP and water.

    • @sn1-w5f
      @sn1-w5f 4 роки тому +5

      I immediately checked the time of this video uploaded 😂

    • @joshuanejat1813
      @joshuanejat1813 4 роки тому

      omfg I was about to wrtie the exact same comment lol. 4 months and we still knee deep in this shite

    • @latze74
      @latze74 4 роки тому

      @Movie Master How did he know!!?? He's an astrophysicist, ffs... He shouldn't have been able to predict so accurately the behaviour of the heard. How freaking smart is this man? I would've expected that from psychologists or sociologists. When this sh*t started, I knew ppl will stampede themselves for groceries, cleaning products, water but my intuition has never lead me to a "oh, and toilet paper, too" moment. Even if you know your people really well, it's still not a low hanging fruit to think about TP, yet he did, he f****ng did!

  • @hasnainsyed8326
    @hasnainsyed8326 5 років тому +54

    "There's very little in life that's worth achieving that isn't hard." Beautifully said, sir.

    • @enoughofthis
      @enoughofthis 5 років тому

      Let me get back to my work now

    • @jwb52z9
      @jwb52z9 5 років тому

      Try telling that to someone who, while not literally mentally deficient or purposely obtuse, isn't capable of anything a scientist would think is difficult, let alone some things average people think is difficult. Believe it or not, there is a segment of people who aren't mind numbingly stupid, but will never have the ability to comprehend most of academia very well. This is why I dislike both science, logic, math, reason, and organized religion. For someone like this, those are ALL things you have to just either "believe or not" because you won't have the personal ability to tell any meaningful difference long enough and often enough to matter between the two.

  • @Gomcio
    @Gomcio 5 років тому +807

    The way he is answering the questions is just mindblowing. What a person, what a brain.

    • @HighguyMcfly
      @HighguyMcfly 5 років тому +11

      GOMEZ He’s honestly not that intelligent. His pretension denotes ignorance.
      Also he’s far too trusting of government and authority figures.

    • @Random-rs9bl
      @Random-rs9bl 5 років тому +42

      @@HighguyMcfly says the keyboard warrior....dumb ass

    • @eliasjosephsson3994
      @eliasjosephsson3994 5 років тому +18

      @@HighguyMcfly One does not simply become as successful as Neil deGrasse Tyson. I would really like to understand your perspective, since i strongly disagree with your opinion about Neil deGrasse Tysons intellect. Honestly if you cant back up your claims then your pretension breathes ignorance. Atleast i cant spot the difference.
      ua-cam.com/video/PjYBOoCZSu8/v-deo.html

    • @Random-rs9bl
      @Random-rs9bl 5 років тому +10

      @XY ZW and yet you are a UA-cam nobody while he is a renowned astrophysicist....you sound dumb...get a life

    • @asdfghjkldfghjhgcgyuigfyui9792
      @asdfghjkldfghjhgcgyuigfyui9792 5 років тому +2

      he’s a good speaker might not be the most intelligent

  • @abhinavraja691
    @abhinavraja691 5 років тому +1115

    His sentences are so poetic.

    • @plcflame
      @plcflame 5 років тому +25

      He makes poetry with science

    • @WMTeWu
      @WMTeWu 5 років тому +3

      I agree, BUT I'm not sure that's a good thing. Although it's pleasant to hear those almost poetic sentences, it also makes you associate brilliance of scientific thought with beauty of its literary form, and that's not so nice, as there is a lot of bullcrap in the internet/world, which sounds very nice.. but are still just a bullcrap.

    • @realicepick1-vy2mg
      @realicepick1-vy2mg 5 років тому +2

      He's a shitty actor.

    • @RByrne
      @RByrne 5 років тому +3

      He seems kinda drunk on his own thoughts.

    • @AnveshKurapati
      @AnveshKurapati 5 років тому +1

      I think he kinda works for it.

  • @DANGJOS
    @DANGJOS 5 років тому +2341

    That girl in the NASA shirt is kinda adorable

    • @meaghet
      @meaghet 5 років тому +209

      Smash that~!

    • @ServerAdd
      @ServerAdd 5 років тому +197

      Wanted to look if someone commented on the girl ahahahah and the first comment with most likes is top.

    • @halsbergio
      @halsbergio 5 років тому +379

      from adorable to smash that in 2 comments.

    • @yakojjy
      @yakojjy 5 років тому +445

      She is what is known as a "sleeper". Most guys would think she is average because she is kinda nerdy and doesn't dress provocatively. She probably doesn't even consider herself that attractive, but she is extremely cute and not even trying. A very natural beauty. I always loved the hidden gems.

    • @rakeshpanthi3047
      @rakeshpanthi3047 5 років тому +16

      You guys publish findings of vedic books and call it NASA SCIENCE

  • @daltonfralish1624
    @daltonfralish1624 5 років тому +157

    The moment he explains his “Ah-ha” moment, gave me chills.
    People can say whatever they want about Neil and his ego, but the man is an inspiration for the aspiring learner.

    • @SFSAdriana
      @SFSAdriana 5 років тому +8

      There are people who don't like him????! 😳😳😳

    • @dukatelon9040
      @dukatelon9040 5 років тому +17

      What ego? I am watching him for 3 years now, every now and then, I don't know how many clips of his interviews and monologues I've watched, but I never sensed his ego bursting out. Maybe once or twice in a jokingly way, if I recall hard, but other than that, no...

    • @grayd7889
      @grayd7889 5 років тому +6

      He deserves his ego

    • @shinobieuc
      @shinobieuc 4 роки тому +1

      Game you chills

    • @FrancoSciaraffia
      @FrancoSciaraffia 4 роки тому +6

      NDT has absolutely no ego problems whatsoever, he's alright. The people who find him annoying must have such empty lives though.

  • @seoulsamchon
    @seoulsamchon Рік тому +6

    2:50 I keep coming back here every often to listen to him, "There is very little in life that's worth achieving that isn't hard."
    Even though I hope I don't have to come back here again in some far future because I know what makes me keep coming back, I wish everyone who's pushing, challenging themselves, and struggling can find this gem and have their mind at ease.
    Thanks for your video and the guy who asked the question who went to the State University of New York at Albany majoring in physics.
    Whoever sees this message, I wish you luck and have great fun with your life.

  • @metalman4393
    @metalman4393 2 роки тому +18

    I love Mr. Tyson's explainy voice. He makes things sound so magical and exciting!

  • @IBMboy
    @IBMboy 5 років тому +801

    "The universe doesnt care about your feelings"

    • @alainmaitre2069
      @alainmaitre2069 5 років тому +17

      "Can you prove that ? "

    • @alnika6153
      @alnika6153 5 років тому +65

      Alain Maitre yes, remember when you dropped your phone and broke the screen? Well, universe didn’t care about your feelings. It didn’t temporarily switch off the gravity off so to avoid the screen-break.

    • @alainmaitre2069
      @alainmaitre2069 5 років тому +8

      @@alnika6153 . Maybe the universe is dual , today it can be against me , tomorrow it can do me a big favor . Who knows . Maybe , maybe not , no proof .

    • @alnika6153
      @alnika6153 5 років тому +6

      Alain Maitre nahhh, it’s the “universe doesn’t care about your feelings” all over again.....

    • @alainmaitre2069
      @alainmaitre2069 5 років тому +1

      @@alnika6153 . Maybe it cares not for my feelings today , maybe tomorrow it will care , on and off switching , so maybe the universe is dual .

  • @arviealmanzor1975
    @arviealmanzor1975 5 років тому +2637

    You had the opportunity to meet NDT and you waste it on a light bulb joke .

    • @giovanieeugenio7489
      @giovanieeugenio7489 5 років тому +57

      That is a good one!

    • @cryptidian3530
      @cryptidian3530 5 років тому +39

      Troglodytes.

    • @Caedo12
      @Caedo12 5 років тому +27

      arvie almanzor Right?! Some people just want to watch the world burn.

    • @rakification
      @rakification 5 років тому +1

      @@cryptidian3530 Why you say this?

    • @cryptidian3530
      @cryptidian3530 5 років тому +26

      @@rakification It's a joke from The Big Bang Theory. Sheldon gets an epiphany while working as a bus boy at the Cheesecake Factory and when trying to explain to the customers what he just figured out, they didn't understand a word he said, then he sighs and looks at them, saying "troglodytes".

  • @anciagabe7804
    @anciagabe7804 3 роки тому +18

    Caught myself smiling. Just the enthusiasm he has is enough to make him a great man.

  • @OmarDelawar
    @OmarDelawar 5 років тому +105

    To this organizer and any other organizer in the future: When you invite NDT to your event and you allow for Q&A, make sure you allow PLENTY of time damn it and stop rushing him!

    • @StephenLewisful
      @StephenLewisful 4 роки тому +6

      Omar Delawar I totally agree. When a person like Neil is speaking, the best thing to do is listen without clock watching.

    • @VG-rj8pn
      @VG-rj8pn 4 роки тому

      who the hell needs to ask that dumb fuck anything? He is an ignorant ass

    • @huskiehuskerson5300
      @huskiehuskerson5300 3 роки тому

      True that, the man loves the sound of his own voice

  • @FreakishPower
    @FreakishPower 5 років тому +52

    The 2nd question about difficulty should be cut out and made into a 2 min clip so that it can be shared a billion times. Always choose the hard path. Great answer #NDGT

    • @LehumaNthite
      @LehumaNthite 5 років тому +2

      Take leadership.

    • @jwb52z9
      @jwb52z9 5 років тому +1

      The problem with this whole "it's only worth doing if it's difficult" is that it basically makes an entire segment of the human population who, while not literally mentally deficient or purposely obtuse, are simply left out of the world for all intents and purposes.

    • @BanHelsing
      @BanHelsing 4 роки тому +2

      @@jwb52z9 it seems you didn't understand what he said

  • @youareiamurim
    @youareiamurim 4 роки тому +12

    Neil degrasse Tyson will for ever be one of the most scientifically influential person of this century!! Respect!!👍😁

  • @olderbadboy
    @olderbadboy 5 років тому +163

    i am amazed of how beautiful he explains everything because he paints a picture with every response .

    • @yeanahman2823
      @yeanahman2823 5 років тому +1

      IKR! even when he's talking about abstract philosophical theories he's coherent. If that's not a superpower then i dont know what is

    • @rockysandman5489
      @rockysandman5489 4 роки тому

      @@yeanahman2823 Nah I'd say flight, superspeed, telekinesis and the sort are superpowers.

    • @yeanahman2823
      @yeanahman2823 4 роки тому

      @@rockysandman5489 ah silly me

    • @VG-rj8pn
      @VG-rj8pn 4 роки тому

      what an obvious idiot you are.

    • @VG-rj8pn
      @VG-rj8pn 4 роки тому

      you must be as dumb as fuck. cause NDT certainly is

  • @XFanmarX
    @XFanmarX 5 років тому +50

    It's not just that he's smart, eloquent and charismatic. He also *knows* that what he says is correct, so he doesn't hesitate *at all*. Making him even more convincing.
    That's greatly admirable. I wish I had an iota of this man's speaking skills.

    • @InnerLuminosity
      @InnerLuminosity 5 років тому +2

      You can start by taking that damn bird off ya head ya freak!

    • @JT-nn8nj
      @JT-nn8nj 5 років тому

      The only reason he hesitates is because he knows he needs to dumb it down a little for the general audience. Or because he doesn’t know the answer to the lightbulb joke

    • @lonbrouse6440
      @lonbrouse6440 2 роки тому

      @robert punu You are repeating yourself and displaying your disrespect for well-presented and entertaining information that any informed member of the 21st century should know. Study more about gravity, without your apparent bias, and find out how it actually works. You seem to have a problem holding orbital mechanics and gravitation attraction in your mind at the same time. Orbital motion IS the result of gravitational attraction and sufficient tangential velocity to continually fall toward the orbited object while continually missing that object.

    • @lonbrouse6440
      @lonbrouse6440 2 роки тому

      @robert punu Again, learn the science and try to outgrow your apparently limited understanding of how gravity works. Learn about the order of magnitude difference between gravitational attraction and centripetal force on a LARGE spinning globe.

  • @brigittemelson6552
    @brigittemelson6552 5 років тому +151

    I feel like, everytime I hear Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson speak, I learn a life lesson.

    • @TshaajThomas
      @TshaajThomas 5 років тому +1

      nope

    • @TshaajThomas
      @TshaajThomas 4 роки тому

      @Olin M Imomihz I already learned and know too much. You need to take your head out of the sand.

    • @TshaajThomas
      @TshaajThomas 4 роки тому

      @@burger1579 I know too much in comparison to the people above.

    • @TshaajThomas
      @TshaajThomas 4 роки тому

      @@burger1579 Know more can mean 1% more and that's it.

    • @kay0946
      @kay0946 4 роки тому

      @@TshaajThomas is that why you came here? Why you waste time if you know too much? Troll in action

  • @TheRociCrew
    @TheRociCrew 3 роки тому +7

    05:33 One of the best quotes I've ever heard!
    "The measure of whether you learn something is not whether it was obviously true to you upon first glance."

  • @Ploskkky
    @Ploskkky 5 років тому +32

    There is nobody who can hypnotize me with words like Neil deGrasse Tyson can.

  • @miszewski1985
    @miszewski1985 Рік тому +3

    I love listening to him. Best answers. Explained in a way we can all understand. And I love his excitement for the subject. And funny too.

  • @davidcooper177
    @davidcooper177 2 роки тому +4

    DR. NEIL DEGRASS IS JUST BRILLIANT IN THE WAY THAT HE EXPLAINS ASTRO PHYSICS. HE IS GIFTED IN EXPLAINING HIS NARRATION IN A VERY INTERESTING AND GRAVITATING WAY. HE IS A GOOD PUBLIST FOR THE FIELD OF SCIENCE.

  • @gustavoritterstein4644
    @gustavoritterstein4644 4 роки тому +14

    What an incredible, intelligent, clever, charming and sharp person.

  • @JavierNarvaez01
    @JavierNarvaez01 5 років тому +39

    Hard work dissipates ignorance.
    BRILLIANT!

    • @madman2u
      @madman2u 5 років тому +1

      We really need more and better teachers. We also need to focus on improving the education systems world wide so they focus on learning and more at individuals rather than groups. It means less will fall back and more will learn. Our future lies in the next generations after all, those who aim higher and surpass those before.
      Without this humanity won't last for much longer because ignorance will gain a more dangerous foothold. Not saying we'd have another dark ages but if we do not focus at that which is important to everyone's survival, humanity may never recover the next big disaster. I believe Einstein had a quote about that.

    • @amitir22
      @amitir22 4 роки тому

      i actually strongly disagree with this saying.
      you can work hard everyday in the field or at the gym but only learning/studying dissipates ignorance.

  • @cyruskalali8222
    @cyruskalali8222 4 роки тому +6

    This is an amazing program.
    Neil is so good and ready to answer a wide variety of questions, including moral and intellectual dilemmas.
    Thanks Neil.
    As Tiger says : "You are great!!!"

  • @peteryu4692
    @peteryu4692 3 роки тому +4

    I must have watched this a dozen times yet every time I watch it, because of NDT's passion it seems like first time watching it......amazing!!

  • @leszeknagooglach
    @leszeknagooglach 5 років тому +55

    "There's very little in life that's worth achieving that isn't hard."

    • @brucegoodwin634
      @brucegoodwin634 4 роки тому

      Sensei told us: "If it was easy, it wouldn't be valuable."

  • @davidcook8323
    @davidcook8323 Рік тому

    My personal astrophysics has had a profound effect on the way I look at the world. He has inspired this 59 year old brain to learn as much as It can each and every day until I die. I never had the opportunity to attend college. With the inspiration I have I realized I can attend lectures given my professor's of any field of study. I drive a truck and am fascinated by the geology of our nation. I'm getting my education for free. There are lectures, studies, etc, on every geological feature coast to coast. The San Gabriel Mountains in Southern CA. The Columbia River Gorge. Listening to a lecture on the Eastern Sierras in California, while driving on US HWY 395 is the highlight of my day. Thank you to my personal astrophysicist for opening my eyes. Thank you!!!

  • @antonyrapando7162
    @antonyrapando7162 5 років тому +383

    sat down for 20 mins straight.......had no idea the video was that long......don't even care

    • @luck5380
      @luck5380 5 років тому +5

      thats one powerful interest! keep it up :D

    • @SonGoku-gh2vx
      @SonGoku-gh2vx 5 років тому +1

      o yeah same goes to me :D

    • @FinBoyXD
      @FinBoyXD 5 років тому +1

      It wasn't even long. I wanted a 2h lecture..

    • @madman2u
      @madman2u 5 років тому

      Every minute spent doing that which helps improve you or others is time well spent. Always keep that in mind.

    • @chilling_at_pontiff
      @chilling_at_pontiff 5 років тому +1

      I spend 6 to 7 hours a day watching UA-cam you got lucky

  • @outbackwack368
    @outbackwack368 5 років тому +33

    I don't know about [you], but I really respect this guy, and for multiple reasons.

    • @carl_anderson9315
      @carl_anderson9315 5 років тому +1

      A man this brilliant, hardworking and honest deserves no less than respect. Specially considering he has decided to share and talk with the rest of us mortals, instead of isolating himself from the average man behind a mask of arrogance and erudition, as so many great thinkers had. I respect a lot men like Richard Dawkins or Christopher Hitchens but I can't stand their ego. Tyson is way .more humble.

  • @Indeterminite
    @Indeterminite 5 років тому +242

    5:46 "I like your NASA shirt" yeah, I do too (͡ ͡° ͜ つ ͡͡°)

    • @Acepilot12345
      @Acepilot12345 5 років тому +66

      Yeah that shirt had some gravitational pull on me...

    • @YoursDadsMomDaddy
      @YoursDadsMomDaddy 5 років тому +13

      ummmmmm she looked 15

    • @DarkoFitCoach
      @DarkoFitCoach 5 років тому +27

      hell yeah, sweet home alabama! @@YoursDadsMomDaddy

    • @Acepilot12345
      @Acepilot12345 5 років тому +15

      @@YoursDadsMomDaddy I'm good. I'm 16.

    • @YoursDadsMomDaddy
      @YoursDadsMomDaddy 5 років тому +22

      Acepilot12345 Oh....if it is true that you are 16, I’m proud to see you watching this video. Good Job Kiddo, we need youth watching this.

  • @mikerowe3776
    @mikerowe3776 4 роки тому +9

    So many questions I have for this man. His thought process and adherence to scientific method and data makes him really fun to listen to

  • @tomsawyer9403
    @tomsawyer9403 3 роки тому +2

    What an excellent question and answer segment. Dr. Tyson is a fantastic educator and communicator.

  • @verdi179
    @verdi179 5 років тому +6

    The way Neil articulates, I can listen to him all day.

  • @PankajDoharey
    @PankajDoharey 5 років тому +5

    He is certainly a great story teller. Amazing way to put things in perspective.

  • @ak-wt6ll
    @ak-wt6ll 4 роки тому +11

    I'm amazed how Neil can come up with an answer on the spot and it is still be very inspirational

  • @goncalo6523
    @goncalo6523 4 роки тому +1

    He is on a mission, and a very humble one, teaching people to think by themselves and question everything with the purpose of beeing better, fulfilled and happier human beeings. Best teacher ever and as he said, it would be good to have others doing the same he does to open the eyes and minds of everybody.

  • @daveg4495
    @daveg4495 5 років тому

    Time should never be regulated or limited when have deGarasse Tyson explaining anything. I listen to & watch everything I can find regarding his lectures or appearances. He makes learning the most enjoyable experience.

  • @MrAlvarez23
    @MrAlvarez23 4 роки тому +3

    He's such an inspirational person. He makes things so simplify so ppl can understand.

  • @alvinrodney6229
    @alvinrodney6229 5 років тому +34

    "The measure of whether you learn something is not whether it was obviously true to you upon first glance" - Neil degrasse Tyson.

    • @jwb52z9
      @jwb52z9 5 років тому

      My question to this would be, "If you can't trust yourself or your own senses for anything, how can you then trust any readings you make from a machine you build as a scientist since you only have your own self admittedly useless senses to use?"

    • @HunnidTheTrapper02
      @HunnidTheTrapper02 Рік тому

      @@jwb52z9 The machine reads our physical reality. You read the machine. Very different.

  • @andreasjohnson9799
    @andreasjohnson9799 5 років тому +34

    I love how every Tyson interview has the interviewer growing stressed as they run out of time.

  • @051biohaz
    @051biohaz 5 років тому +10

    This dude is just amazing...love it

  • @FrancoSciaraffia
    @FrancoSciaraffia 4 роки тому +2

    I know this man preaches science, and I'm a science man myself, but I feel it reaches to me on a spiritual level, i feel like he's preaching, and man it's getting to me.

  • @Smo1k
    @Smo1k 5 років тому +5

    4:00 This quote has been rummaging around my head a lot, lately. Top three of the greatest things ever said by an american president: "We choose to go to the Moon. Not because it's easy, but because it's hard".
    In this day and age, the world is in catastrophically short supply of this notion, that something being difficult is part of what makes it a worthwhile endeavor, and nowhere in shorter supply than in developed countries. So: Problems which need to be solved don't get solved, issues which need addressing don't get addressed, because the countries with economy to spare sit back and say "Nah... That sounds hard."

  • @NateEngle
    @NateEngle 5 років тому +14

    The question at 9:00 by the woman in the NASA shirt seemed to have an obvious answer in Wegener's continental drift hypothesis. That did flip geology on its head forcing the entire field to rethink a lot of what was taken for granted before we found bands of magnetic polarity reverses in successively newer rock near the Atlantic ridge.

    • @rebbeshort
      @rebbeshort 5 років тому +2

      Sorry, what was that you said about her tits?

    • @ComradeOgilvy1984
      @ComradeOgilvy1984 5 років тому +1

      Yes and no. The consensus that surely continents did not move was not built on actual data. It was a very reasonable guess built on nothing. Once decent maps of portions of the Atlantic were available, it became apparent that what was there was exactly what you would expect if the Atlantic had been widening for a long time.

    • @e4d578
      @e4d578 2 роки тому

      @@ComradeOgilvy1984 it was a hypothesis. Those are tested and validated over time and change based on the new information. Once enough data supports a hypothesis it becomes a theory that can still change but it doesn't get "flipped." So there isn't a discrepancy at all or an instance that a scientifically validated principle was upended.

  • @duanebidoux6087
    @duanebidoux6087 5 років тому +4

    i wish they had posted a date on when this occurred. He's a great communicator but this is some of his best that I've ever seen.

  • @Hogstrictors
    @Hogstrictors Рік тому +4

    "Hard work dissapates ignorance" I love that!

  • @malimali6732
    @malimali6732 4 роки тому +5

    This guy maaan👍🏾👍🏾 I could listen to him the whole day

  • @WhoIsOlton
    @WhoIsOlton 5 років тому +54

    "require data to support their faith".............. BOOOOOOOOMMMM

  • @scottroberts9177
    @scottroberts9177 Рік тому +4

    Hard work dissipates ignorance. Love it!

  • @kmalnoaoy9285
    @kmalnoaoy9285 5 років тому +176

    Comments
    10% nasa girl
    10% Science talk
    me 37% battery

  • @davidcooper177
    @davidcooper177 2 роки тому +1

    The way Dr. Neil explains things are so scientific, yet philosophical in which the information he gives gravitates you to know more about the Universe. Of all the divisiveness that we human being have amongst ourself, it is lecture about the Universe that bring us together.

  • @MatterinoTV
    @MatterinoTV 5 років тому +1

    I had the pleasure of seeing him do a talk on Cosmic Collisions in Long Beach last week. I am so incredibly lucky to be living in the era of this amazing human being.

  • @vengeance86
    @vengeance86 4 роки тому +18

    "Universe doesn't care about your feelings" sounds like something Rick from Rick and Morty would say.

  • @guitargod66
    @guitargod66 5 років тому +5

    What an absolutely beautiful response to the eureka moment question.

  • @bonganimazibuko1901
    @bonganimazibuko1901 5 років тому +6

    My brain just got a deep massage. So good

  • @animalyze7120
    @animalyze7120 2 роки тому

    He admits to not knowing everything and that's awesome but what makes Neil Great is that which he does know he can answer in a way anyone else can easily understand. That is something I've found almost impossible for many brilliant people, to be able to break it down for those not so educated in the material. Neil really is great to watch and listen to, always a treat.

  • @earendilpenrose5559
    @earendilpenrose5559 5 років тому +3

    I was watching this with my six year old son, he is a big fan of Neil, and he asks me; 'if the expansion of the universe goes on forever, will the space between atoms expand forever too ... what about the space inside atoms?'. All I could think, as I looked at him trying to find the words to explain his question, was LORD HELP ME. Can I just leave this one to Neil?

    • @earendilpenrose5559
      @earendilpenrose5559 5 років тому

      ! .... He is trying to use a popped baggie to describe the expansion of the multiverse.

    • @chrishuppe2734
      @chrishuppe2734 5 років тому +1

      Ur son’s gonna be the next Neil degrasse tyson

  • @hamonryehd
    @hamonryehd 5 років тому +7

    i love how expressive he is. i can see him containing himself by how his whole body tilts lol.

    • @ThomasKossatz
      @ThomasKossatz 5 років тому

      I knew everything Neil explained, but I listened to every single word he said. He is such a great narrator.

  • @alimohammedabd
    @alimohammedabd 5 років тому +24

    He has got to be one of the smartest person on the planet at the moment.

    • @dusanninic9572
      @dusanninic9572 5 років тому +1

      Yes.
      He is the most famous pupil of Carl Sagan.

  • @nixamgyadu6572
    @nixamgyadu6572 4 роки тому +5

    Universe need more of people like Neildegrasse💖

  • @morseytube4606
    @morseytube4606 4 роки тому +2

    His answer to the question at 2:15..... I wish I had someone inspire me like that when I was taking quantum mechanics and statistical thermodynamics at university when I was doing nanotechnology engineering

  • @DDoom33
    @DDoom33 4 роки тому +5

    I wish one day I can organize my thoughts half as good as he does!

  • @amanuelamanuel
    @amanuelamanuel 5 років тому +37

    Neil is many things, foremost a philosopher in my opninion!

    • @Ou8y2k2
      @Ou8y2k2 5 років тому

      A natural philosopher (aka scientist).

    • @SheikhN-bible-syndrome
      @SheikhN-bible-syndrome 5 років тому

      I think he's much to science oriented to be considered a true philosopher philosophy requires a Whimsical touch

    • @skyjack8541
      @skyjack8541 4 роки тому

      Philosophers are Scientist more or less.

    • @walid-bc3gh
      @walid-bc3gh 3 роки тому

      ..............................................................................................
      The submission of man to His Creator is the essence of Islam. The name “Islam” is chosen by God (Allah) and not by man. It is the same unifying Message revealed to all the Prophets and Messengers by Allah and which they spread amongst their respective nations. In its Final form it was revealed to Muhammad (Peace & Mercy of Allah be upon him) as a complete Message to whole mankind. The Lord, Allah, is the True and Only Creator that deserves to be worshipped. No worship is worthy of being given to a stone, statue, a cross, a triangle, Khomeini, Farakhan, Eliajahs, Malcom’s X or Y, Ghandi, Krishna, Guru, Buddha, Mahatma, Emperor, Joseph Smith, Sun, Moon (not to that from Korea too!), Light, Fire, rivers, cows, Rama, Temples, Prophets, Messengers (Yes! Muslims do not worship Muhammad-peace be upon him), Saints, Priests, Monks, Movie Stars, Sheiks, etc.!!! All are created beings or things.
      ALLAH, is the Name of the One True God. His Name is not chosen by man and does not have a number or gender. It is known that Allah is the Name of God in Aramaic, the language of our beloved Prophet Jesus and a sister language of Arabic. The Name “Allah” has been used by all previous Prophets starting with Adam and by the last and final Prophet, Muhammad (Peace be upon them all).
      The Innate Nature in man recognizes what is good and bad, what is true and false. It recognizes that the Attributes of Allah must be True, Unique, and All-Perfect. It does not feel comfortable towards any kind of degradation of His Attributes not does it qualities to the Creator. Many who became “discontent with God” did so because of the practices of the Church in medieval Europe and because of the claims of “god dwelling in a son” and the concept of the “original sin”. However, they “escaped” into worshipping a new theory called “mother nature” as well as the “material” World. With the advancement of materialistic technology others from different religions adopted the concept of “forgetting about God” and “let us live this life and enjoy it!”, not realizing that they have chosen the worship of the “original god” of Rome: Desire!.
      NOW we can see that all of this materialistic and secular progress produced a spiritual vacuum that led to complex social, economical, political, and psychological problems. Many of those who “fled” their “religions” are in search again. Some try to “escape” the complexity of their daily lives via various means. Those who had the chance to examine the Qur’an and Islam, proceed with a complete way of life that relates man to establish a purpose for his presence on earth. This is well recognized in the Attributes of Allah and what does He require from man. He does not want man to be enslaved to any false deity: nature, drugs, lust, money, other man, desire, or sex. He provides man with the proofs that He is the One who can redeem so that man can free himself from the slavery to any form of creation and to turn to his Creator Alone. THIS Creator Has Perfect Attributes. He is the First, nothing is before Him, the Ever Living. To Him is the Final Return where everyone will be dealt with in the Most Perfect and Just way. He does not begot nor He is begotten. Those who attribute Divinity to Jesus forget or ignore the fact that Jesus was in a mother’s womb. He needed nutrition; he was born and grew up to be a man. He was trusted with the Gospel as a Message to the Children of Israel: “For there is One God, and one mediator (i.e. a messenger) between God and men (the Children of Israel), the man Christ Jesus) (I Timothy 2:5). A man-messenger calling his nation not to worship him: “But in vain they do worship me!” (Mathew 15:9). A man who needs to eat, walk, sleed, rest, etc.. cannot have Divine Attributes because he is in need and God (Allah) is Self-Sufficient.
      AS far as Buddhism, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Marxism, and Capitalism,
      there is the devotion of worshipping created being/things in one form or another. Jews had attributed a “Nationalistic” belonging to Allah. They labeled Him “The Tribal God” for the Children of Israel. Men and women following these “religions” were born with the natural inclination of submission to their Creator, Allah. It is their parents who had driven them into their respective traditions. However, once people are exposed to the Signs of Allah around them, or in the Qur’an or to someone who triggers thei Fitra (natural inclination to worship Allah Alone), the reverting process begins and that is why we see a universal spreading of Islam. In the West and despite tha many distortions of Islam in the Media, many admit that Islam may be the fastest growing Faith. No sense of fairness can be achieved without a genuine attempt to know the Word of Allah in the Qur’an and not on the 30-min-Evening News. This is the real challenge for those who seek the Truth. Man is created for a purpose: to live a life in accordance with Allah’s way. Why Not? Do we posses the air we breath? Did we create ourselves or others? Or were we ourselves the Creators? We are limited and weak. So is our right to ignore our Creator where we all need Him?
      ISLAM is the submission in worship to Allah Alone and it is the essence of all the Messages sent to all nations before us. Allah is All-Just and All-Wise. He does not intend confusion for His Creation. The religion accepted to Him is the one chosen by Him. Its essence must be One, because He is One. It is free from geographical, racist, and status oriented concepts. It is Perfect and it is the complete way of life. All these qualities are chosen by Allah in His Only Religion: Islam. Its details are in in the Qur’an, read it and come with an open heart because none can expose better than the World of Allah. The Qur’an was revealed to Prophet Muhammad. He did not author it. He was unlettered. Its translation is available in many languages in bookstores or in an Islamic Center close to you. Take the time to read it and come/call the Islamic Center, or speak to someone who re-verted and submitted to Allah Alone.

    • @amanuelamanuel
      @amanuelamanuel 3 роки тому

      why why are you gay? why don't you stand up for heterosexuals?

  • @KippiExplainsStuff
    @KippiExplainsStuff 5 років тому +531

    Who else is crushing on the NASA girl?

    • @QuothTheRavenclaw11
      @QuothTheRavenclaw11 5 років тому +20

      Amos Bordowitz I've always digged women with glasses.

    • @lakshyachaudhary6986
      @lakshyachaudhary6986 5 років тому +4

      Nah, not my one.

    • @alainmaitre2069
      @alainmaitre2069 5 років тому +5

      I take all healthy women (if they also want me , haha) (starting from age 21 to age 79 , haha) (every week a different woman , the love for all principle , haha) ) , with or without glasses , but , but first shower (that they smell good) , and cleaning the mouth (so they can speak the right good words ) , haha . I guess i am gentle "playboy" , oh my goodness ...

    • @frankcurtis6179
      @frankcurtis6179 5 років тому +18

      I am. She's adorable.

    • @FriedRiceNietzche
      @FriedRiceNietzche 5 років тому +16

      Step in line boi

  • @CodyAnderson333
    @CodyAnderson333 5 років тому +15

    we need neil back

    • @R---n
      @R---n 5 років тому +1

      Where did he go?

    • @CodyAnderson333
      @CodyAnderson333 5 років тому +1

      @@R---n got his Nat Geo tv show taken off air and got Cosmos season 2 delayed because of the allegations. not in public eye enough anymore because of it. therefore, as I said, we need Neil back.

  • @mrbbnut
    @mrbbnut 3 роки тому +2

    We had the pleasure of sitting next to him at a Dbacks game and we’re even more impressed with his humility and kindness!

  • @jeffreyrose4240
    @jeffreyrose4240 5 років тому +28

    "the universe is under no obligation, to make sense to you"

  • @tooimpacted
    @tooimpacted 5 років тому +10

    "Hard work dissipate ignorance" right

  • @erikdejong4509
    @erikdejong4509 5 років тому +52

    The NASA girl is so cute.

    • @immortalsun
      @immortalsun 3 роки тому +2

      I was looking for the comment. We were all thinking it.

  • @Andre__TheGiantTV
    @Andre__TheGiantTV 4 роки тому +8

    the part where he says in the situation that an asteroid was heading towards Earth that people would be scrambling to buy toilet paper and bottled water really resonates in the COVID era of 2020 lmao

  • @varghesethadicaren3617
    @varghesethadicaren3617 Рік тому +1

    Neil deGrasse Tyson is just brilliant. It's such a pleasure listening to him. He serves out scientific knowledge to lay folks in easily digestible dollops. Lending your ears to him is time well spent. A worthy torchbearer of a trend initiated by Carl Sagan.

  • @priscillaross-fox9407
    @priscillaross-fox9407 5 років тому +2

    I wish Dr. Tyson had his own channel. I love listening to him.

  • @mrpearson1230
    @mrpearson1230 5 років тому +6

    Love this man!

  • @steverino6954
    @steverino6954 5 років тому +112

    Nice move, using the girl with the glasses as your thumbnail. I'm sure that cutie boosted the clicks quite a bit. ;)

    • @literateka
      @literateka  5 років тому +22

      i had to choose among other two questioners, so i had no choice ))

    • @ripcord93
      @ripcord93 5 років тому +11

      @@literateka i think the name neil tyson automatically creates tons of clicks. no need to worry.

    • @paulkim9828
      @paulkim9828 5 років тому +6

      shes diamond in the rough

    • @sunscream8502
      @sunscream8502 5 років тому

      @@paulkim9828 oof...

    • @chanakyadevil
      @chanakyadevil 5 років тому

      only u pervert

  • @larryfulkerson4505
    @larryfulkerson4505 5 років тому +8

    It was Galileo who was screaming at the priests: "Just look through the goddamn telescope." and they would not.

  • @hairtoss7975
    @hairtoss7975 Рік тому

    Very poetic and very inspiring answer to the 3rd question. Thank you.

  • @michaellwalker8748
    @michaellwalker8748 5 років тому +2

    "If anything you see out there, looks like it's ordered to you..." love the logic in that question.

  • @joegen4577
    @joegen4577 5 років тому +3

    The answer to the last question was respectfully brutal for all creationist. Logically brutally honest answer...
    Respects for NDGT!

  • @Angie_cheeks
    @Angie_cheeks 5 років тому +4

    I need more Neal in my life.

  • @Ging_10
    @Ging_10 5 років тому +6

    20:06 the look you have on your face when you realize that your favorite superhero is actually a totally different person in reality haha

  • @patrickmcquillan3039
    @patrickmcquillan3039 4 роки тому +2

    His wisdom of how things work in the scientific community , has in turn increased his knowledge of how to speak to other intellectual people

  • @coriscotupi
    @coriscotupi 5 років тому

    What a massively intelligent & inspirational person. From the way he gives those off-hand, on-the-fly answers, it would seem he had time to carefully choose in advance what and how he was going to say. Yet, it is all done in real time, right then and right there, giving hugely interesting answers to questions popped out of the blue. Not many people are so at ease with this, astrophysicists or not.

  • @tradernz2038
    @tradernz2038 5 років тому +11

    His answers are so well explained to us mere mortals

  • @tenclosed
    @tenclosed 4 роки тому +5

    neil rambled on as long as he could so he could prolong his interaction with the super cute girl in the nasa shirt..... and I don't blame him

  • @theultimatereductionist7592
    @theultimatereductionist7592 5 років тому +8

    So many questions I want to ask Dr Tyson that none of these people ever think of. They ask only the same old shallow questions.
    "How do you solve this particular partial differential equation?" would be a good one to start.
    "Who do you think solves differential equations better: physicists or mathematicians?" - that's a more sociological question.

    • @thattwodimensionalant4626
      @thattwodimensionalant4626 5 років тому +3

      The Ultimate Reductionist
      Everyone has their own questions, for you, those questions might be more mathematically related. Those are questions you would ask your teacher, not something you’d ask in a place like that.

  • @mahmoodsheikh6822
    @mahmoodsheikh6822 5 років тому +1

    classic answers given by Dr. Tyson , I am truly amazed

  • @farmageddon2978
    @farmageddon2978 4 роки тому +2

    this dude is amazing, such great answers and advice

  • @caseyreimerchwk
    @caseyreimerchwk 5 років тому +6

    I'm so glad the world has NDT !

  • @saultube44
    @saultube44 5 років тому +4

    Dr deGrasse is a great teacher

  • @AmbrishSaxena12
    @AmbrishSaxena12 5 років тому +3

    Two things that attract you watching NDT's videos,
    1. You learn something.
    2. You don't give a crap about comments.

  • @DreamingCatStudio
    @DreamingCatStudio 5 років тому

    He’s so kind and respectful of each person. There’s no patronizing.

  • @neonmarker6994
    @neonmarker6994 5 років тому

    I'm only at the Nasa t-shirt girl's topic ( 6:19 ) but I already think that this is one of the best videos (motivational speechwise) of the year. Between 2:17 - 5:40 is a great part of wisdom that all kids should be taught. I know Neil deGrasse Tyson tells almost the same thing about the result, and the reward of hard work other people did before but the way he does is just outstanding.