Brian Cox On Einstein's Story 😯

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[waynevirtualsoccer]

If only my dad gave me a compass when I was young

[sportsboyjon]

The world could use more Brian's. And I'm not even talking about getting into science/stem field careers. Taking sincere pride in your work and sharing your passion with others. Love to see it

[thegmguy]

Man this is the only person i can listen to without any distraction. I have been getting recommended quite a lot of yt shorts of him and for the first time i'm not complaining. This beats any ASMR out there.

[no.thx.]

This guy really embodies the kind of joy in his sense of wonder that Carl Sagan had. It's really charming and refreshing

[gav_creates]

In my eyes, Brian Cox is the second coming of Carl Sagan.

Two brilliant minds who loved their work and who wanted to share it with everyone in a way that didn’t baffle or bore, but delighted and enthused, reigniting the curiosity and passion we had as children but which some of us lost in the bleak grey reality of classrooms and politics.

I’d love to thank them… they embody everything good about teaching.

[genjuitsu]

Imagine Einstein was still alive and could travel to space today. What he will understand about the universe will be ridiculous

[pushrod]

I’m so glad we have intelligent individuals like Brian Cox. All the scientists that work hard to further our knowledge of what’s around us is incredible.

[spencerburgess]

He’s is so calm, eloquent, and easily understandable when he speaks. Absolute legend

[wedo]

It's rare for someone so brilliant to be such an excellent story teller.

[avival]

My dad gave me a compass too....his heart!!!💝i miss him too much

[paularies]

His voice and words are soo smooth and well articulated, which makes it a never ending video.
a perfetto Loop

[HotWheelsSigmaGrindest]

i want an atleast 5 hour compilation of brian cox talking about science and space

[natewells]

Brian Cox is AWESOME, he has such a great way of bridging the complexity of things to people who don’t have what he has.

[dankjankings]

Why am I only recently found out about this brilliant human? I feel like I have been missing out.

[rodolfovaliati]

It's so nice to hear Brian talking. So much calm, so much passion...

[Darkwatercouldrin]

I swear every time Brian talks this music plays, something deeply hidden there.

[hidefhq]

Fun Fact: Had a No.1 Hit Song in 1993 with a band called D'ream song was called "Things can only get better" he was the keyboard player,

[marcwhicher]

Absolutely a great storyteller!!! Thanks for the info my friend I love your videos

[NautHere]

"If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, then baffle them with bullshit." Einsteins redeeming quote to my eyes was his response to a reporter asking him how it felt to be the smartest man alive and he replied "I don't know, you need to ask Nikola Tesla." the two were friends and colleagues.

[KaiCross]

I just wanna know how and where he’s related to Keanu