String Theory in 2037 | Brian Greene & Edward Witten
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Top Comments (10)
Oh shit it's him
Damn, it’s Dr. Witten! What an honor to listen to him.
That was the best Witten interview. Period
I'm sure this was intended as a Christmas gift. Well done WSF. ♥
We need a conversation Witten/Penrose before it's too late.
I wish the interview was at least 10x longer!
It's really good to see that Professor Greene hasn't lost his touch when asking the important philosophical questions about our existence and the mystery of being. Perfectly highlighted in the following example: 01:00:30 _"And what do you do when you sit there?"_ 🤣 _"Not much! If I get really frustrated I might go for a long walk."_ Edward Witten is a mathematical genius and was awarded a prestigious Fields Medal for walking. Thank you.
Whoever the guest (and Edward Witten is up there with the very best), it's always a joy to listen to Brian Greene, one of the most brilliant interviewer out there. His questions always manage to tease out the most insightful answers, and because he never interrupts, you actually get to hear the answers. Even if (like a certain commenter who shall remain anonymous), you haven't the foggiest clue what they're talking about.
That's why internet is one of the greatest invention in human history. In the '80 these two had a conversation about string theory, and nobody knew about it. Now they have a conversation and anybody in any corner of the planet can watch and listen to them, anytime, from a cell phone.
Ed isn't balding. His hair is making space for his large brain.
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Top Comments (10)
Oh shit it's him
Damn, it’s Dr. Witten! What an honor to listen to him.
That was the best Witten interview. Period
I'm sure this was intended as a Christmas gift. Well done WSF. ♥
We need a conversation Witten/Penrose before it's too late.
I wish the interview was at least 10x longer!
It's really good to see that Professor Greene hasn't lost his touch when asking the important philosophical questions about our existence and the mystery of being. Perfectly highlighted in the following example: 01:00:30 _"And what do you do when you sit there?"_ 🤣 _"Not much! If I get really frustrated I might go for a long walk."_ Edward Witten is a mathematical genius and was awarded a prestigious Fields Medal for walking. Thank you.
Whoever the guest (and Edward Witten is up there with the very best), it's always a joy to listen to Brian Greene, one of the most brilliant interviewer out there. His questions always manage to tease out the most insightful answers, and because he never interrupts, you actually get to hear the answers. Even if (like a certain commenter who shall remain anonymous), you haven't the foggiest clue what they're talking about.
That's why internet is one of the greatest invention in human history. In the '80 these two had a conversation about string theory, and nobody knew about it. Now they have a conversation and anybody in any corner of the planet can watch and listen to them, anytime, from a cell phone.
Ed isn't balding. His hair is making space for his large brain.