Asking Harvard Students Thought-Provoking Questions

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[GEN]

Thanks for watching! I'm working hard on making new awesome content and so I'm not able to reply to every comment but I'm for sure reading them. Loving the discussion ya'll are having on the topic. Stay tuned for more...we're just getting started


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[davidc]

'I am not intelligent enough to tell you what intelligence means' - True intelligence

[leoisforevercool]

Man it blows my mind how these kids are able to come up with such reflected answers on the spot.
That kind of mind is really a blessing.

[davidmarip]

"same thing but the other direction" she spitting facts.

[rsbjdyi]

everyone is so well spoken, i could listen to the guy in the suit and girl with the perm all day... GEN you are also incredibly well spoke, especially when you were able to summarize their definition of intelligence

[coletonr]

Bro this video covers a myriad of difficult topics affecting the younger generation, and still stays upbeat and positive?? Well done, sir!

[cortesantonio]

Out of the box questions and answers. Texas girl is not wrong, just a different way of close mindedness. Great interview. Liked and subscribed!

[jameslankester]

I love that this holds the same format of the common videos, but your questions have direction! And the little edited-in pieces of your own thoughts in-between make it feel all the more polished. Big fan of this.

[HelenPiltner]

So glad I was a part of this video! Your channel seriously deserves more recognition.

[epti]

Nodding my head violently at "College is about networking"
I wish high school kids were told that. I'm excited to see my generation become teachers, I think their influence on the younger generations will result in a paradigm shift in higher education.

[verongonnabeinACT]

The way all of them express their feelings and give opinions about various topics just wowed. I need to learn more and practice more 😳

[lapatria]

Love the vibes I got from them; not presumptuous because of their enrollment at a top school but rather just doing their thing and are keenly open to discussion ("I'm just like you, let's converse"). There's no priority in being right or proving such, just open to new ideas and just dialogue in general.

[bombdotcomist]

This is such a refreshing change from those stupid “what’s your SAT scores etc etc” videos

[hidematt]

The amount of work behind this video is insane compared to the number of subscribers, continue to bring quality content like this and you will blow up in no time man, good luck! even tho you won't need it!

[samuelbelkin]

"What I most disliked about Harvard was that smug assumptions were too often treated as substitutes for evidence or logic. The idea seemed to be that if we bright and good fellows all believed something, it must be true."

“the only worthwhile thing about graduating from Harvard was never having to be impressed again by the fact that someone graduated from Harvard.”

Thomas Sowell
High school dropout
Marine
X-Marxist
Harvard class of 1958

[patrickconnors]

I have spent far more hours than I should have watching interviews with Harvard students on YouTube and this is BY FAR THE BEST ONE I HAVE EVER SEEN! Bravo!!!!

[pollyjaneit]

Sounds like your college professors knew what they were doing - as a teacher, I aim for students to learn through a process of collaborative investigation which is exactly what you do when you engage in conversations with teachers and peers. Our job is to give space to facilitate and guide that. Lecturing is one of the least efficient ways to learn knowledge so you're not supposed to walk out from a lecture with a whole heap of more knowledge, but with some ideas that you can then go and engage with others - that's when the real learning begins.

[Potoaster]

These days, most of the actual content you’d learn from a prestigious college like Harvard you could learn at 90% of the other colleges out there. The real value comes from the “who you know” aspect of meeting other people who had the chops to get accepted into the university.

[kimiagurl]

this is the best version of these types of video I've seen! it's not just BS questions. it's making me actually think! and I like that you do your own analysis. great job, keep it up!

[mishxalhey]

Everyone seemed so well spoken but especially that guy in the blue suit he has a way of keeping a positive energy while answering seriously! Admire the confidence in these people