Michio Kaku's Must-See Videos: An Introduction to Infinity by TED-Ed

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[sav]

What I like in Mr Michio Kaku's videos is his amazing communicating talent. Been in the past a professor my self I admire his skills of simplifying his subjects. This enables him to have a vast audience able to watch to what he says, enjoy him and become more educated by him. Bravo Mr Kaku!

[livinglegend]

Glad to see Dr. Kaku back on BigThink, as always your insight is most welcomed.

[Goutetsu]

Not only is Michio Kaku really smart, he's a very likeable person. It doesn't matter what he is talking about, I find it interesting to hear what he has to say.

[browsertab]

And TED Talks is full of people I would put on the first one.

[TheOmegadusk]

Dude, Kaku is so popular on here that he doesn't even have to say anything informative and people love it. I have never seen a scientist treated like a rockstar, but I like it.

[DesiPrincessAishmaS]

i LOVE watching his documentaries and speeches!

[travelinblues]

I just got both his books Physics of the Impossible and Parallel Worlds. I wish I could just hang out with him all the time!

[informationmaster]

Hi, I am a grade 11 student trying to figure out what I want to do with my future. Since I was young I have excelled in math and science and had a great interest in them. I recently finished with a 100% average in functions and 96% in science. Mr. Kaku I was wondering you could make a video why it is worth going into the field of physics rather than attempting to simply become a doctor or engineer witch appear to be much more stable careers.

[miki]

Kaku is the only reason I watch big think!

[JenNagleInk]

Michio, how can we tell at what level objects vibrate such as a certain stone, tree, or human? I understand the concept but how can I test objects to find their level of vibration? This is something that I have questioned since I was a young child. I have notice, just through an unexplained feeling that objects vibrate. I've even secretly mindfully thanked my plant type food before I ate it to raise its vibrational level, never really knowing if it made a difference. Years ago I had a plant on top of an old TV set. The plant had an soft green arm that hung down in front of the set. One day as I dusted the front of the set, the arm of the plant moved closer to my hand as if the arm was being held away from the set somehow. I would amaze people when they would come over by just putting my hand between the set and itself. The set was old and not plugged in but somehow there was energy between the two. What's your thoughts.

[browsertab]

Okay, so there's this episode of the Simpsons (a Halloween special) where Y2K happens and they build two rocket ships. One ship is full of earth's best people that will be used to build a new colony in space and the other ship is full of annoying people like Spike Lee and Rush Limbaugh that will be flown into the sun. bigthink is honestly full of people who i would put on that second rocket ship.

[James]

Top 5 videos, ok. He only talks about one and doesn’t provide any links.

[joebazooks]

Size wouldn't apply to infinity, would it?

[GamePhysics]

I saw this dude on discovery, building timemachines and stuff.

[jasonmanalo]

Infinity has values that is greater than expected or usual identity of an object.

[Pulmaukko]

Michio Kaku is the smartes man on the internet!

[illegal_waffles]

OH MY GOD it's a like a Michio Kaku leanback.

[fasty]

i would subscribe to this channel if it was only Dr Michio Kaku !

[Krissypoo]

Watch the last part of the last video in the playlist that's int he description.

[Psycho]

@BigThink:
If you uploaded these because we ''complained'' (or suggested) that there aren't enough REAL interesting videos on this channel...
Thank you!