Dr. Robert Pond, Sr. "Fun With Metals" - 1988

May 21, 1988--Demonstration and lecture on metallurgy given by Dr. Pond, Professor Emeritus at The Johns Hopkins University. Check out the bowtie, it's made of metal.

[@dipayanchakraborty4751]

I wish I had a teacher who could explain me things that way...You are a genius sir...You are simply great..

[@davealexander4925]

Prof. Pond was a long-time family friend, and this is the real Prof Pond. Not just a lecturer acting enthusiastic. Even though he'd given this talk...hundreds of times, probably. And he was just as enthusiastic every time. A most marvelous human being.

[@davidnoggle7986]

This guy is is great. One of the best I've ever seen.

[@aaroncrum]

I wish all teachers showed this kind of enthusiasm! This lecture was great.

[@MihirrPanchaal]

Did anyone else keep thinking the rectangle in the carted of the table is a laptop? I realized much later it just couldn’t have been. This talk is oldd. The presenter is brilliant. Thank you for making this available.

[@andrewreynolds2647]

Superb, i could listen to you all day humour allied to real knowledge i applaud you. keep up your fine lectures.

[@davidkinasevych8439]

An absolutely great instructor!

[@nbultman_art]

such amaze. much wow

[@DJr-cx6vp]

"See Metallurgy is the word's oldest profession. Some people say prostitution is but they needed coinage!" - Dr. Robert Pond 39:30

[@JackobsnN]

Fun Lecture :D , great guy

[@audiopuzzle]

amaze !

[@dixonmagister6658]

someone plz explain the 'amus' or 'amis'... what is he referring to?

[@dokukin]

Amos, a character from anecdote 19:01

[@mikekramer1041]

whats an 'amus'?

[@ChefMadAsHell]

Someone who does not or will not see things as they are, or wonder why things are the way they are.

[@dokukin]

Amos, a character from anecdote 19:01

[@huycan00991]

ố

[@plaguaissance.5netsex.5bir91]

listen to Nature good, but his delivery of loud punctuation throughout presentation is unnerving. try decaf