Nobel Minds 2022

The 2022 laureates in the fields of physics, chemistry, medicine and economic sciences talk to Zeinab Badawi and students in the audience at the Royal Palace in Stockholm about their discoveries and achievements, and how these might find a practical application.

[Melki]

I think you should let them talk among each other longer, but that's just what I want. Rather than checking bullet points within a certain agenda that we don't know came from a nobel winner or not

[AbsoluteMotivation]

Such an insightful conversation between intellectual giants. Wonderful to see such amazing content available for free on YouTube.

[Ivan]

Please don't ever stop hosting and broadcasting this talk. It is such an enlightening talk. Congratulations to all the Nobel Laureates with their outstanding achievements.

[becavallazzi]

As a PhD student using Carolyn technology, I am fully inspired to also push the boundaries of knowledge!! Carolyn is an inspiration for me and I hope to one day be able to be in one of her lectures

[AmitRay]

Listening to them is not only an experience of pure joy but also amazing that difficult subjects are talked in such a simple way.
Very well conducted.

[karanraina]

Overview of their works
Medicine 09:35
Chemistry 17:45
Physics 28:53
Economics 37:42

[neochrome]

For the love of God, make this format at the very least 1h30 long.

It is a very rare occasion to hear those brilliant minds exchange thoughts and it is a disappointment that this opportunity lasts less than a lectures worth, as well as portions being noticeably cut out. People that watch this are in it for a longer, uncut debate format. It seems that some of the laureates are eager to speak more, but they aren't given the chance to express themselves properly.

Thank you for considering a change in this format, many will be deeply grateful as the reach of this platform has the potential to inspire and educate.

My suggestion is to bring out a shorter format to give an overview like this video does, but also the longer uncut version where the laureates are able to speak freely and have an actual conversation.

[AnifreakGed]

The only thing lacking really is the time allotment. Would have been fun if this could go on for 2 hours so we can really let the conversations flow.

[JoKer-dS]

I met professor Zeilinger a month ago in public traffic in Vienna and i was actually afraid of him and it reminded me how powerful intellect and education actually is. I just froze in place and I had never been that intimidated of a human and believe me, I have seen some strong dudes but this was very different.

[cheekymonkey]

I am an intellectual nobody, but I thoroughly enjoyed listening to all this genius. It gives me confidence that all the elements of progress are here and we have the people to find it.

[emmylee]

The clip from 82 send shivers down my spine, when Bergström mentioned genetics, whilst his son, Svante, received his Nobel Prize for his research on said field! He lived a kind of double life, with two families, and hardly anyone knew about Svante being his son. Really fascinating story!

[DrKhathu]

What a great conversation. As a young man in Johannesburg, South Africa, am inspired. Africa needs to sit on this table in years to come. Brilliant minds!

[debjitdebnath]

The world is a much better place for these talented laureates. Very grateful for their work in their respected fields.

[thearchersb]

It sends shiver down my spin watching intellectuals of this caliber gathering to exchange ideas. The output is pure brilliance. Congratulations to the price winners. Much love.

[chesstictacs]

We ought to give a credit to the host for moderating this round table in a classy and humorous way. Excellent conversation!

[nyworker]

These people are bright and talented but they work extremely hard in their fields to achieve their breakthroughs. Incredible role models of achievement and decency.

[tadelemirkena]

What a joy listening to such great minds and humble beings! Extremely inspiring discussion.

[thehousepreacher]

I have never seen the presenter Zenaib Badawi this excited in any of her works. This is indeed a special occasion.

[beyondthebluehorizon]

It is quite remarkable that Nobel Minds program was able to attract their royal highnesses. Dark clouds hanging over the sky, we need this kind of discussion on television, not once a year but at regular intervals. Getting exposed to new kind of topics really makes me open-minded. Good thumb from Japan 👍

[ssic_network]

This was amazing 😢….brings a tear to my eye. I just turned 35 and just my thirst for knowledge and mature dialogue has greatly increased 😎🤘🏼 which doesn’t leave me many options with so much ignorant content being force fed to us via social media in todays world. I wish much success and positivity to whomever is reading this