The StarTalk Team Has More Questions for Neil | Burning Question Pt. 4
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Top Comments (10)
When I watch your podcasts, I always feel like I'm a better person after watching.
I always liked Neil's answer about death. "I shall let the flora and fauna feast upon me as I have feasted on them." 🙂
Education and curiosity begins at home.
Truck driver here. Long time listener and watcher. Big rig tires are 100 psi for drive tire (rear tires)
"Like I told you Franc, some of this stuff is junk!" I spit my drink out. Perfect comedic timing. Just hilarious.
The ending was a very profound perception of life and death
I remember when I was doing the acceptance test for IT studies, I noticed I had forgotten my calculator home. Rats! For one question I had to remember how to do the long division with pen and paper again. I think it was conversion of decimal numbers from base-10 to base-16 or something. Well, I went and got me a few extra sheets of paper (available on the front desk) and I managed to be the 3rd out of 400+ applicants, so it didn't go all wrong.
One of the most epic closing statements yet
" When an elder dies , a library burns down". My parents were both educators , taught me to love learning. My father is one of the most well-educated and intelligent people I've ever known. And a nice guy to boot. However, at 93, he is in his decline, and what tears my heart is that when he is gone, so is all his experience and knowledge.
Neil and this show should be required viewing material in all schools
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Top Comments (10)
When I watch your podcasts, I always feel like I'm a better person after watching.
I always liked Neil's answer about death. "I shall let the flora and fauna feast upon me as I have feasted on them." 🙂
Education and curiosity begins at home.
Truck driver here. Long time listener and watcher. Big rig tires are 100 psi for drive tire (rear tires)
"Like I told you Franc, some of this stuff is junk!" I spit my drink out. Perfect comedic timing. Just hilarious.
The ending was a very profound perception of life and death
I remember when I was doing the acceptance test for IT studies, I noticed I had forgotten my calculator home. Rats! For one question I had to remember how to do the long division with pen and paper again. I think it was conversion of decimal numbers from base-10 to base-16 or something. Well, I went and got me a few extra sheets of paper (available on the front desk) and I managed to be the 3rd out of 400+ applicants, so it didn't go all wrong.
One of the most epic closing statements yet
" When an elder dies , a library burns down". My parents were both educators , taught me to love learning. My father is one of the most well-educated and intelligent people I've ever known. And a nice guy to boot. However, at 93, he is in his decline, and what tears my heart is that when he is gone, so is all his experience and knowledge.
Neil and this show should be required viewing material in all schools