Your Daily Equation | Live Q&A with Brian Greene

Live Q&A with Brian Greene - #YourDailyEquation: Join a live session with Brian Greene, 3 PM EDT. Relativity, quantum, the universe -- ask him anything that's on your mind.

Even if your math is a bit rusty, join Brian Greene for brief and breezy discussions of pivotal equations and exciting stories of nature and numbers that will allow you to see the universe in a new way.

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[yaserthe]

Now in Oct 2024, when we live in dark timea, and the world is an even more dangerous place than it was during the pandemic, i remember these cosy marathon sessions on Fridays with the good Professor with such fondness, and a sense of Nostalgia.

[Kokorikovaati]

Brian Greene I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for the work you do and the videos you make. I have followed you and your work for sometime now. I find that when something scientific that you specialize in is difficult to understand I always come to you and your videos for clarity and clarification. It is yoyr enthusiasm and love, yes love, of the science that keeps me not only intrigued, informed, and up to date but your ineffable passion for your field, the love of understanding and knowing to make it possible for others like myself to "get it" and understand it, the true gift that is you. So than you!

[jeffsawade]

Such a great teacher. Learning so much from you Non judgemental and open to the truth rather than arrogance.

[matthijshebly]

Brian Greene is one of the most outstanding educators of science.
Fantastic.

[tothedirtwhenidie]

My great grandmother's name was spelled that way we always pronounced it 'kirk-endol'. ! Thank you young man you are a scholar and a gentleman.

[center__mass]

So generous with his time and i really appreciate this sort of access to the discussion of our reality and not perceived reality. Thank you Mr Green.

[TheDisinformationProjectNz]

So good not having ads throughout the video👌👌 love the content

[orresearch]

The concluding comment on "truth" is really well put together. Thank you for the elegant articulation, Professor Greene.

[woodpigeon]

Fell asleep and the algorithm woke me up to this. Was like whoa.

[mikehipps]

Professor Greene, I've been interested in physics since I first saw Fabric of the Cosmos. I have since read a few of your books and I love WSF.
I was recently able to share FotC with my daughter and she was really into it. I made my own two slit experiment with a laser pointer and a paperclip and I actually got it to work. After seeing that the flood gates were opened and the questions started. Questions I don't have answers to but look forward to helping her figure out.
Thank you for what you do. When she wins the Nobel prize it'll be because of you.

[JohnDoe-khpi]

What a man, Thank you for your time Mr greene,
Blessed i stumbled upon this,
Love and peace the U.K

[robertsteele]

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. Very much appreciated !!!

[nakedshadows]

I love this human being! Definitely will go down in history as one of the greatest popularizers of science. He probably already motivated of future scientist.

[MrDungeonrat]

Thank you sir. Your enlightenment reinforces my beliefs and is great food for my mission to save more lives tn this terrible time of global cover up.

[Artsmitica]

Sorry, i arrive 3 years late to the live Q&A. Fantastic and honest thinker and communicator.

[johnpersad]

Thank you Brian you have educated me about the Universe more than anyone else in my lifetime..😂😂😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[kimberlycitizenenichols]

I am so absolutely clueless about so much... I really have no idea how you get -12 i feel like you may have pondered 42. I really appreciate the science talks I found you on, and even if I don't understand most of what you are saying here. I really like the way you interact with your students.. what a privilege it is to be a passionate teacher and have passionate students willing to spend whatever extra time they can to soak up your willingness to share what you know

[joeboxter]

@2:56:05 "I hope you've enjoyed the time together ...." Just to have a laugh or two. Thank you Dr. Rogers -- I mean, Dr. Greene. I'll see you real soon! Stilling looking for online class on GR.

[AzimuthAviation]

I love WSF with panel discussions and here your personal vlogs on science matters and concepts are wonderful. Born in the 60s, I was inspired to make my way into space via the military pilot/ engineer route. I didn't make it to orbit but making passenger announcements flying an airliner when the conditions are right to understand that we live on an oblate spheroid rather a flat Earth isn't bad. My interest in reality were too broad to commit to one educational area in natural philosophy and eventually got a piece of paper with a degree having Physical Science/Mathematics printed on it. Childhood loves of geology and astronomy led into cosmology and theoretical physics. Your confession at 1:50:30 reminds me of a moonlit night and a stunning sky of thin cloud layers slowly moving in the winds aloft when the math kicked in as a thought experiment ran behind my eyes. Using only differential equations, I imagined Gravity Probe B taking a path through the picture at hand as a tangent on one of infinite spheres between my feet and the Moon. I lost my breath as if I were Paul were walking to Damascus as the model took motion with time bending with space. The maths do make reality pop into view. Thank you...

[Atmanyatri]

Watching from Saudi Arabia, thank you so much for doing the streams prof brian