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You are horrible to listen to

出面談談，想去你那裏

Nasadiya sukt ye nhi bata rha ki duniya kese bani hai nasadiya suk sawal kar rha hai ki duniya kese bani vichar kar rha hai Or is trha ka sukt Parsi dharam ki kitab zen aveshta mai b

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What was the ooint of this lecture?

Some people are arrogant and cannot digest this truth. They make negative comments about this 😂😂

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What a FASCINATING talk !!! 💐💐💐

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Love for Bhavish

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I’ve watched a lotttt of jensen interviews. This is up there.

How did she get in on the author’s list ?

insightful

I have very low expectations of IIT graduates. Very few of them become innovators or entrepreneurs. Most end up becoming Babus.

People dont understand that vedas and hinduism opens your mind for new creation and innovations. Spirituality instills power. But people who follow wrong prophets and books from religions perpetrating always violence, rage and war by killing the ones who dont follow their religion would never ubderstand these deep ideas and thoughts. It is not their fault.

“When you do something like that you disturb the very nature of space-time.” Um, what!?

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Superb! No words to describe my salutations to you Prof!

Thanks for sharing this story.. wonderful talk. I often get fascinated by the creation and the universe. How it got created. And then I saw the complete version of Nasadiya Sukta translated in Hindi in the TV series Discovery of India. After that when i dwell on this hymn of creation it fulfils my desire to know.

The thing that designs the machines that build the machines. I wonder if Jensen and Elon ever talk.

Proud of our leader Rathi Murthy ! :)

From upnishads to AI Indians have come a long way !!😊

Sharp talk. So relevant. Thank you

India is the last country that want A.I maturity: rely too much on I.T (AI destroy many low level computer programmers) and industrial revolution hasn't really mature yet in India. A.I will allow automation of manufacturing and 3D printing which will reduces globalization. The ship has sailing away for India...

He always looks like he rode a motorbike to all his interviews.

Very rare and valuable to see a visionary leader candidly interact with key members of a team he has known for years.

Most of the Quantum scientists today were our Rishis of yore..

my man !

Thank you very much for the initiative. Truly intelligent and philosophical individual

Misleading title. The Indian book actually didn’t say anything but stating curiosity of some person

😪 'promosm'

words are needless here so : 🌟☀🌟

I'm an IIT KGP alum, kinda proud to see the alumni group bring the CEO of a trillio dollar company Nvidia and have a warm chat.

loved this. so much to learn in such a short time.

Simply amazing.

Jensen sounds remarkably engaging & humble to me, especially in light of his accomplishments.

Jensen... humility?! That's funny. It's amazing GPUs that Nvidia has provided for the AI to grow, kudos for support. Thumbs down for cocky attitude.

_Forget the pain and suffering. Only remember the learnings._ _Jensen Huang_ I love it. :-)

Thank you for the explanation for your historical hunt! Great talk!

Excellent Mateen Syed

Iit is a brand of india

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Who is he talking to, there's no audience. 😂

Buddhism and jainism rishis were those that created sanskrit. All vedic scriptures were only written 2000yrs ago.😅

Just imagine if our books have not been burned

साइंस में ऋग्वेद कहां से आ गया महाराज? गजब किस्म के मूर्ख हैं हमारे देश में।