An Expert Corrects Neil on His Explanation of Lightning
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Top Comments (10)
Mad respect for bringing this guy on to correct something you got wrong. You guys should bring him back
Please give this man a complete episode.
Big fan of inviting the guy who corrected you onto the show. This kind of thing really earns viewer respect.
I've studied HV physics as an electrical engineer, Amir Rizk's explanation is as precise as it gets. Hats off to this man and his father's research.
Nice to know that not only you can admit when you're not correct but also give the people that have more and very specific knowledge about that topic a platform to educate not only you but all of us. Takes greatness to admit one's wrong, takes even more greatness to acknowledge it in front of the public, takes a real swell human being at trying to educate yourself *and* the public at the same time as result. Kudos to everyone involved.
StarTalkians, are there other topics you WISHED we'd revisit and create a refreshed episode on? Let us know in the comments below!
I never comment on these videos but really respect the fact that you invited him and actually published this episode where it shows that everyone is human and makes mistakes and you are humble enough to publicly admit this as we all keep learning 💯
17:16 “I have never learned more from you being wrong…”, favorite quote from Chuck.
This is why I rather respect scientists and not a social media influencer. You’re open to be corrected for the integrity of the science.
Awesome episode, just a damn shame it was so short. Those 18 mins felt like 5 mins.
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Top Comments (10)
Mad respect for bringing this guy on to correct something you got wrong. You guys should bring him back
Please give this man a complete episode.
Big fan of inviting the guy who corrected you onto the show. This kind of thing really earns viewer respect.
I've studied HV physics as an electrical engineer, Amir Rizk's explanation is as precise as it gets. Hats off to this man and his father's research.
Nice to know that not only you can admit when you're not correct but also give the people that have more and very specific knowledge about that topic a platform to educate not only you but all of us. Takes greatness to admit one's wrong, takes even more greatness to acknowledge it in front of the public, takes a real swell human being at trying to educate yourself *and* the public at the same time as result. Kudos to everyone involved.
StarTalkians, are there other topics you WISHED we'd revisit and create a refreshed episode on? Let us know in the comments below!
I never comment on these videos but really respect the fact that you invited him and actually published this episode where it shows that everyone is human and makes mistakes and you are humble enough to publicly admit this as we all keep learning 💯
17:16 “I have never learned more from you being wrong…”, favorite quote from Chuck.
This is why I rather respect scientists and not a social media influencer. You’re open to be corrected for the integrity of the science.
Awesome episode, just a damn shame it was so short. Those 18 mins felt like 5 mins.