The Greatest Story Ever Told...So Far | Lawrence M. Krauss | Talks at Google

Dr. Lawrence Krauss - -professor of physics and cosmology at Arizona State University-- celebrates the beauty and wonders of the natural world, details our place within it, and discusses how this shapes our understanding of it.

[seazenbones]

Oh boy. That was the lecture I have been waiting for my whole life! How artistic. I had my ‘aha’ moment!

[okarakoo]

All of Google's tech might and can't see a single slide...

[bobbyjeangayheart]

“All the aspects of the world that makes it look like that the universe was design for our existence, are pure accident”

[bazookajoe]

One of the best science communicators we have. It's always a pleasure listening to Dr. Krauss.

[ronnypique]

Always a great pleasure to listen to Dr. Lawrence Krauss. Awesome lecture. Thanks a lot, professor.

[studioelb]

I love this guy. Make sense, unlike religions unproven magic and sorcery. Love science.

[StoccTube]

2019... and I have the bandwidth and mobile data to watch a Krause lecture on my commute to the office... why anyone watches dancing with the stars when YouTube has free content like this is beyond me.

[pickletoes]

Love me some Krauss! Please sir eat healthy, get exercise, and live a long time cause I need to read more books authored by you.
Your lectures always give me a giggle and a headache. Thanks for that :D

[harrshasuri]

Great talk. Thanks! for putting it all together. I just bought the book. However, the conclusion/argument that it's all accidental did not appear strong

[juligrlee]

Absolutely agree. All people must understand the scientific method. Right now we have people asking questions and reverting to first century and 5th century religious guesses and never following the methods that have given us accurate understanding. Science is asking a question and following a method or methods of reason and observation to seek accurate understandings. All people ask questions. Most people do not follow a reasonable method based on observation and the scientific method on which they base their life decisions.

[thegroove]

How can it be by accident or coincidence that there are many plants and fruits, seeds etc that provivded the body with the essential nutrients it needs, with the water and the sun, eco system?.

That to me makes little sense.

Its like eveything all came together by chance according to lawrence but somehow sustains life on earth.

There is much that is not known. So much yet to discover.

Many mysteries that may never be solved.

[lizgichora]

Wonderful lecture Lawrence Krauss; Science is the process for discovering facts, skeptical inquiry, discovery. Yes, ' American Democracy is worth fighting for. '

[oliviajames]

I am currently reading "1001 Atheist & Agnostic Quotes and Proverbs to Live By" Lawrence M. Krauss.
And is AMAZING !!! BLEW MY MIND !!!

[derdagian]

All Accidents; is the Assertion.

Based upon baryons, the 5% of the Universe That is discovered.

He’s a better preacher or politician than you think!

[BreckThePanther]

Krauss might be one of the best thinkers alive. I love his stuff; science matters he goes deep in to material.

[kosdas]

Simply amazing presentation. Huge worth on every single word put together by this excellent teacher.

[TheAIEpiphany]

Beautiful lecture. Lemme go and spread some "we live in a superconductor" gospel now.

[peterbarker]

....fear 666
..(upside down)
..ah,
..upside down add venture..
.🤜🤛👉🤜😂😂🤣
..ah,
Posiedon adventure..

[vladtepes]

doesnt get any better anytime to be overseen, so lets call it a timeline, shall we?

[MelliaBoomBot]

and this is just it. I;ve had 20 years of Arts academia then I re-discover my love of astronomy and find myself thrown in at the deep end of developing a scientific brain and its a perception explosion....ooof.