Particle Physics and Religion | Jonathan Stark | TEDxSageHillSchool

[TheWakeUpChannel]

Just focus on the info and stop obsessing about his nerves. Upload your own tedx talk as a student. Dudes a beast just for doing that.

[jadelawson]

I have an enormous amount of respect for this guy for standing up in front of a bunch of people to discuss something he's passionate about, knowing that it took a lot of courage for him to get up there. Let's commend him for challenging himself and doing something most of us don't have the balls to do. We need more people like him in the world.

[missaok]

this comment section sucks, yall the reason people get more nervous than they should.
Amazing ted talk. loved it !

[aikoshimada]

Thank you, Jonathan! I loved your presentation. I so agree that we need to be open and patient, and let go of the habitual desire to immediately know everything or have everything right a way. It's usually in that limbo space, we learn many things, including to have faith. Please keep speaking to people. You have a lot to share with the world.

[ralphfoster]

In our scociety, we have an over abundance of knowledge, yet lack greatly in wisdom, just because we can doesn't mean we should!!

[ralphfoster]

I just cant get enough of this subject!!!

[LovinGodandmusic]

I applaud your courage for getting up there and doing this. And I applaud your topic, and the information you used to explain. But it's my duty to offer criticism, for the purpose of elevating and evolving your future talks, as it's clear that it's something you are passionate about. And I'm sure you've most likely watched it yourself, and are aware of what you need to work on (and maybe have at this point, as this video is around 2 years old). I'm not sure what your preparation was for this, or how you managed your "nerves" up there... but it was obvious that you were not very "settled", if you will. I struggle with the same thing. I will KNOW my topic, and all of the info... but when I get up in front of alot of people, I kinda freeze up a little. And I end up stumbling over words and through points. I'm not a "speaker", but I want to be. I'm going to look into taking a course in public speaking. I suggest you do the same. You've got something to offer (myself as well), so let's learn how to offer it completely, coherently, lively and passionately, effectively, and affectively. God bless you brother... Shalom ❤️🙏✌️

[seanmichael]

Eh, this guy might have a decent understanding of the topic, but his articulation is a bit rough... It’s already hard enough for the laymen to even remotely understand quantum physics, but without good articulation, the topic is pointless to share with dummies like myself...

[soteriology]

I trust Jesus Christ as my Savior from my sins. GOOD BAD I DON'T KNOW YET?

[phy]

What happen if i intricate four electrons and put them on the same ion of

[imnickjames]

Sounds like quantum mechanics is about to see the future, something we will never understand. 0 and 1 at the same time because that’s our future. We haven’t opened the box yet

[lopiklop]

I'm just gonna throw a wild guess and say eventually you'll find 72 particles.

[dnet]

Its like he can't decide whether he wants to be a physicist or a preacher.

[ajcristo]

Not only does particle physics prove God, it proves Christianity to be true

[Ziggyziggy]

The guy has knowledge,
But his nerves are getting the better of him...

[junevandermark]

Quantum physics ... not Quantum psychics. If a scientist is asked the question, “Do you believe that the universe was created, ” and the scientist answers, “Yes, ” that is not science. That is religion. I suggest that we have two choices. We can either believe that a creator created a plan where suffering exists in all forms of life ... or ... we can believe that suffering is natural, because the universe always existed. I choose the second way of believing.