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Top Comments (10)
10:10 I found my love for physics and mathematics at the age of 36. I can’t get enough of it.
I've come to the conclusion that tireless searching in order to make sense of a mystery almost inevitably leads to a revelation, or a deep insight, which cannot be easily shared with someone else.
Leonard Susskind is beginning to show his age and mortality = = Which is why it great to get these videos for the record. I mean this in the nicest possible way. Thanks Leonard and Brian.
Thank you, again, what a treat!
Susskind has a wonderful ability to explain things clearly, without leaving gaps that the novice will have difficulty understanding. Great video.
It's good to hear smart people discuss things, and trying to understand what they are saying
Another great conversation! I've had so much fun with Dr. Greene and Susskind today! And again, many thanks to the host, guest, and WSF team!
Great interview. Brian Greene handles the flow of the discussion with charm and skill. As a social scientist who follows physics in passing, I appreciate the comments on the role of intuition and the idea that breakthroughs emerge from trying to resolve two apparent truths that cannot both be right. I also liked how Dr. Susskind was inspired to think in terms of holograms by a visit to a museum. I find that my best insights often occur when I am not actively thinking about the material. Instead, after a deep-thinking session, they emerge when my mind is focused on something else. I am very grateful for these interviews.
Magnanimous and captivating - two true treasures of this era
Leonard is so well spoken no matter his age. Absolutely outstanding talk, thank you 🤗
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Top Comments (10)
10:10 I found my love for physics and mathematics at the age of 36. I can’t get enough of it.
I've come to the conclusion that tireless searching in order to make sense of a mystery almost inevitably leads to a revelation, or a deep insight, which cannot be easily shared with someone else.
Leonard Susskind is beginning to show his age and mortality = = Which is why it great to get these videos for the record. I mean this in the nicest possible way. Thanks Leonard and Brian.
Thank you, again, what a treat!
Susskind has a wonderful ability to explain things clearly, without leaving gaps that the novice will have difficulty understanding. Great video.
It's good to hear smart people discuss things, and trying to understand what they are saying
Another great conversation! I've had so much fun with Dr. Greene and Susskind today! And again, many thanks to the host, guest, and WSF team!
Great interview. Brian Greene handles the flow of the discussion with charm and skill. As a social scientist who follows physics in passing, I appreciate the comments on the role of intuition and the idea that breakthroughs emerge from trying to resolve two apparent truths that cannot both be right. I also liked how Dr. Susskind was inspired to think in terms of holograms by a visit to a museum. I find that my best insights often occur when I am not actively thinking about the material. Instead, after a deep-thinking session, they emerge when my mind is focused on something else. I am very grateful for these interviews.
Magnanimous and captivating - two true treasures of this era
Leonard is so well spoken no matter his age. Absolutely outstanding talk, thank you 🤗