Unintentional ASMR 🖥️ Inventor of World's First RAM Chip (Computer History)

Channel: EdisonTechCenter

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[boyaintright]

Inventing the first RAM chip must've made for some nice memories.

[vsf_dave]

The fact that the human race has been able to extract raw elements from the earth and discover the way to transform them create a machine like a computer will never fail to amaze me

[visoriannull]

Breaking news: local madmen make metal think

[AlexaBosse]

this just reminds me of a warm day during class in high school an unair-conditioned room, listening to the teacher drone and staring sleepily out the window but not missing a word. I loved those classes, and I loved those droning teachers because their voices calmed me and it felt like I could relax and learn at the same time

[SchweppesLemonIsGodTier]

The way he speaks with such calmness and certainty and how he doesn't stumble upon his words, you can really tell this man is intelligent.

[SwissTanuki]

My first Computer had 24mb ram. Now it's 8Gb. This was one of the man who made it possible. I thank you good Sir. Also what a nice voice.

[Stothrythm]

"Hey Hilda, what d'ya do at work today?"

"Oh not much, just knitted this weird copper wire thing for the MIT guys, I don't even think they know my last name to be honest..."

[TaterChip]

"At the time, all the computers in the world were hand made. And I think there were approximately 6 computers in the whole world. "
I'm laying on my bed and I count more than 6 computers in this room alone.

[rwdplz]

"IBM was making some pretty crude computers..." SAVAGE!

[igieswainebragt]

I was watching the entire vid and forgot it was asmr

[BrickBike]

Sweet! After the zombie apocalypse I'm going to knit me a computer.

[jeffmarsh]

It is hilarious to me that 90% of us (myself included) don't understand the electronic processes of a machine even as elementary as this, and they have progressed extremely exponentially farther than this

[BestUnintentionalASMR]

The topic might not seem all too intriguing, but I very much enjoyed this guy's voice (Dr. Bernard Widrow), and also found the Computer History quite interesting (considering 60 years ago computers looked like this). Thanks to the user who recommended this piece, and thanks for watching!

[bgrace]

You can tell by his voice and cadence that this man has killed many people.

[K_i_t_t_y]

Fascinating story and calming voice! Thank you!

[Gourgandise]

It's too interesting for me to fall asleep XD

[Kyntteri]

Then: Can we make this RAM more reliable?
Now: Can we make this RAM more RGB?

[glowy.]

Finally a channel that isn't some girl whispering in my fucking ear. I remember ASMR before it became a thing to make channels about, had to find it the hard way by searching up boring videos like this one. Can't believe ive become an ASMR hipster...

[fortazerty]

Without this man we wouldnt be even watching this, thank you!

[CharlemagnePalace]

The irony of someone on the 'Edison' channel having their technology stolen is thick.