While he's not shy about discussing his achievements and his considerable intelligence, he is nevertheless quite humble and unpretentious. Not boastful at all.
I find it wonderful that in the comments there are people who liked the interview and are interested in the life of this good man, while I listen to it every night just to fall asleep.
Favorite line from the interview: "The experiment was originally designed with a super conducting magnet. Very difficult to build. So we built it." Just like that.
What people say and other people hear... Tsss... It always astounds me how much it differs. Hence never trust the testimony of witnesses in court. For this reason alone it should be prohibited to call people to the stand and convict others on the basis of the words of a "witness". Those were your own words, mate, so drop the quotation marks that imply they were his words, because they're not. He didn't say it like that.
I am happy to see this interview, which to me is like catching up on the life of someone I haven't seen in 40some years, after being around them often. I'm not surprised his kids didn't seen him much. He flew back and forth from MIT to CERN, to be able to teach freshman physics to a small lecture hall full of sophomores who, ahem, you could say were a semester behind for a variety of reasons. I remember us giving him a standing ovation when he won the Nobel, and someone in the class said something like "Congratulations on winning the Nobel Prize." The three other things I remember from it were that he was a nice and humble guy; that he spent one entire lecture teaching us Einstein's Special Relativity (plus some General Relativity beyond that) which was not part of the course; and that I got an A. Which was a far cry from how I did when I earlier took the class with a professor who won the "Institute Screw" award for flunking 40% of our entire class year, in a mandatory freshman course.
I watched this video many times while falling asleep, learned a lot about Samuel Ting and his work. Last night dreamed that I was working for him and he was very strict research lead :D
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If politics would leave us alone I'd agree with you. We don't live in a political vacuum, we suffer the choices of elites and their bought politicians. Very few get to wade thru this life untouched by it if they're lucky...I think that's being a little naïve...
I gotta get better control this. Whenever I’m about to go to bed I find something like this and it keeps me up way too late but I never watch it in my other normal time free time.
In fundamental physics problems that based on his intuition not just theory, for his always attacking the most fundamental, therefore many times most difficult experiments, and for his persistence in carrying out experiments that needed many years dedication, and also, very difficult for many scientists, for his ability to lead and collaborate in multi country projects.
Imagine of colleges would exempt students nowadays from the classes that don't really pertain to our interests/strong suits? Man, every day I learn something new about how horrible my higher education has been and how desperately fucked my friends are who're far more in debt than I am for "chasing our dreams".
Should have gotten a trade. Cheap, fast and in 3,4 maybe 5 years, you’re making 6 figures easily. Don’t work weekends. Join a union and get benefits and pension. Sorry to say by University and degrees are for sheep
@@assmosis4573 Because of my degree I will be starting off with a $100k salary as soon as I graduate (guaranteed by my future employer already) . So I guess I’ll be ahead of any person doing trade….
I'm planning on becoming a mechanical engineer but I'm considering frontier sciences as well. This video was very insightful but I was really sad to hear at the very end that his family didn't really ever get to see him. He talked about how close his kids are to each other and their mother but he didn't say they were close to him. Maybe I'm reading to much into it but if I'm not than this is very sad
There you have it, kids. Remember everything everyone ever said to you, work super hard at near-impossible things you find are easier for you to do than anyone else, treat everyone fairly, and never get the wrong result or let anyone down with a failure at work or school. Then you'll do fine. And don't forget to express gratitude for an outstanding spouse if you manage to find one.
Anyone else notice how says he doesnt know how ge got into the university of michigan due to his english speaking ability then later mentions that his parents friend was the dean of engineering at that university? Its completely possible that the 2 things are unrelated, or that even if they are related he didn't personally draw the connection.. but I just thought that was interesting. Assuming it was nepotism, I suppose it turned out alright considering his contributions to his field
I think he must've meant that knowing no English was such a disability that it should have prevented his admission despite his parent's connection with the Dean.
There is a transcript of another interview with him where he says the first thing he actually learned at Michigan was not anything related to physics or engineering, but “Beat Ohio State” 😂
The missing link between free electrons and magnetism has not been well understood by Faraday. We know cutting the magnetic fluxes by a conductive wire would produce free electrons. Why? When a strong external magnetic field that pressed against the magnetic field of a stationary electron would make its magnetic field more compact. Subsequently more compact magnetic field of the stationary electron would improve its capability to amass stationary photons. Once sufficient stationary photons have been amassed by the stationary electrons before it itself transformed to a free electron. Likewise, a free electron is enveloping with a stronger magnetic field due the presence of those stationary photons. With a large number of flow of free electrons a long a wire, it would be surrounded by a strong magnetic field due to the flow of those free electrons. In conclusion, the missing link between free electrons and magnetism is the stationary photons. Maxwell also didn't understand magnetism as he believed that EMWs are waves with oscillating electric field and magnetic field. Radio station, x-ray machine, microwave oven and light bulb are powered by free electrons therefore without any doubt EMWs are dynamic photons per volume per time with different saturation. Electrons are not waves and they have mass and physical size and shape. Einstein's famous equation, E=mc^2 is wrong otherwise garbage also can be used to make atomic bombs as long as it is matter or it has mass. Fortunately this is not the case. Energy is energy, and matter will remain as matter. Precisely energy and matter cannot interchange to one another as what has been dictated by Einstein's famous equation. Gamma ray cannot produce pairing of electron-positron in a vacuum. Why gamma ray needs to interact with a piece of metal in order to produce an electron-positron pairing where by chance some stationary electrons and few positrons that have amassed sufficient stationary photons would transform to free electron and positron. In addition, electron-positron pairing is very rare occurrences because positrons are rather rare on earth. On the other hand, electron "emissions" have very high occurrences. At least based on earth's condition that we know that anti-matters are rather rare on earth. But we don't really know whether matter is more prevalent outside of the earth or not, When anti-matter meets with matter annihilation will not take place provide either matter or anti-matter or both are saturated with abundant stationary photons otherwise no dissipation of dynamic photons to the surroundings since Einstein's famous equation is wrong. Therefore we don't have sufficient information to say at the beginning of the universe there were equal number of anti-matter and matter. If you are interested in real discoveries, I would like to recommend you to read my book, The Unification Theory - Volume One and you will be amazed with a lot of new, interesting discoveries. In God I trust.
Interviewer: "Tell me something about physics" Dr. Ting: "People are good to me, things are good, very important" Interviewer: "Tell me one thing about science or math" Dr. Ting: "I remember how important math is, science is also important. It is very good and it's funny" Interviewer: "Explain something scientific to me, anything" Dr.Ting: "People are very important, science is good and things are very interesting sometimes, we must remember that"
@@imDxneMr. Ting's laughter is contagious. He's got a great sense of humor. Yet the interviewer fail to appreciate it or is too serious the whole time. I feel like laughing what I watch the video.
I'm not sure besides energy manipulation for the purpose of control and reproduction of matter why this subject has people so facinated. Insecurity that breeds curiosity I suppose. I am so disappointed becoming aware of how the weaoponisation of space is utterly destroying lives. I guess just like we don't blame Einstein For Atomic warfare nor should we blame everyone involved in the production of certain equipment and the fruits of such fields of study. Where, however, are the benifits of all this labour? To be hidden by dodgey selfish and insecure Billionaires and governments whilst they use these technologies developed due to the acquirement of this knowledge to do the most evil and disgusting things. Mind control, forcing humans to act in the way we treat robots, soldiers who function like machines, weaponized technology in the form of Sattelittes literally sexually abusing children and torturing and killing innocent people, very unhealthy and disturbed individuals pretending this is Alien and Demonic possession! As A Species We Are Failing.
Would it kill them to find some WOMEN to interview? To be fair, I don't know if these interviews are still going on, but jeez, this was not that long ago.
"I was there six years, missed quite a few classes, never missed a football. I'm very proud of this fact" 😂😂😂 Love him.
While he's not shy about discussing his achievements and his considerable intelligence, he is nevertheless quite humble and unpretentious. Not boastful at all.
Man he’s got a deadly memory.
With a brain that works the way his does, are you even surprised?
@@assmosis4573He was just making a comment. Are you surprised he made the comment?
@@Average_Ohio_Citizen_he was just making a comment. Are you mad he made the comment?
@@Victorplololol Nope, just surprised.
I find it wonderful that in the comments there are people who liked the interview and are interested in the life of this good man, while I listen to it every night just to fall asleep.
Favorite line from the interview: "The experiment was originally designed with a super conducting magnet. Very difficult to build. So we built it." Just like that.
Ive literally listened to this video at least 5 times a week while going to sleep.
Am I the only one who's watched this hundreds of times whilst falling asleep?
Absolutely not.
I’ve watched it 329 times according to my counter so definitely not
@@samuelaskham8960 Are you joking? Where's the counter please? I must be at 3000 lol.
No, nothing calms me down and gives me tingles quite as well as this video
"if you do not look, you will never know"
"A small little trick, but it took 40 years to figure it out"
Engineering in a nutshell
I love this man. “Well math and physics were easy for me. I get a good grade and go to football games.”😭😭
"In six years I missed plenty of classes but never missed a football game!" 👍👍🤣🏈
What people say and other people hear... Tsss... It always astounds me how much it differs. Hence never trust the testimony of witnesses in court. For this reason alone it should be prohibited to call people to the stand and convict others on the basis of the words of a "witness". Those were your own words, mate, so drop the quotation marks that imply they were his words, because they're not. He didn't say it like that.
@@Claude-Eckel While that guy is dropping those quotations, maybe you should try dropping that massive chip on your shoulder.
@@Claude-Eckelwhat a mongol you are
I am happy to see this interview, which to me is like catching up on the life of someone I haven't seen in 40some years, after being around them often. I'm not surprised his kids didn't seen him much. He flew back and forth from MIT to CERN, to be able to teach freshman physics to a small lecture hall full of sophomores who, ahem, you could say were a semester behind for a variety of reasons. I remember us giving him a standing ovation when he won the Nobel, and someone in the class said something like "Congratulations on winning the Nobel Prize." The three other things I remember from it were that he was a nice and humble guy; that he spent one entire lecture teaching us Einstein's Special Relativity (plus some General Relativity beyond that) which was not part of the course; and that I got an A. Which was a far cry from how I did when I earlier took the class with a professor who won the "Institute Screw" award for flunking 40% of our entire class year, in a mandatory freshman course.
I watched this video many times while falling asleep, learned a lot about Samuel Ting and his work. Last night dreamed that I was working for him and he was very strict research lead :D
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Thanks Richard 👍
Love it when we integrate into our dreams.
@@richardwilkins4933 An yer, my gavorite c9mertmt siimw:@28#1##7#!
@@richardwilkins4933 same
Dr. Ting is one of my most admirable Nobel laureates, for his unique pursuant physics
This man is a universal treasure and a cheerful reminder of what humans can achieve when they set politics aside and pursue their purpose and passion.
what has any of this to do with politics
If politics would leave us alone I'd agree with you. We don't live in a political vacuum, we suffer the choices of elites and their bought politicians. Very few get to wade thru this life untouched by it if they're lucky...I think that's being a little naïve...
@@bartelgrant45:45
Most amazing interview ive ever heard. Absolutely amazing man.
Very very intelligent man
If you watched his interview in Chinese with Chinese audience, you will see what a single-minded person Ting is.
Fascinating talk. Thank you very much.
I gotta get better control this. Whenever I’m about to go to bed I find something like this and it keeps me up way too late but I never watch it in my other normal time free time.
Ting: I never missed a football game. I'm a big fan.
Minsky: Sports should be abolished. Their fans are mediocre people.
Lol I know right. Like we get it your iq is out the roof but, no reason to hate on us "regular people".
@Jamie Pritchard well he was a visitor to Epstein's Island
@Jamie Pritchard
The impression I got was if he couldn't be the best at something, then it was beneath him.
@@kekkler
How come he couldn't model his intelligence to court (or rent) girls of legal age?
Minsky:
"I don't know how my name got connected to Epstein..."
Mmkay
"An experiment can destroy the theory. The theory can never destroy experiment."
Truly great insight
This interview is 10/10 Samuel is smooth and witty.
In fundamental physics problems that based on his intuition not just theory, for his always attacking the most fundamental, therefore many times most difficult experiments, and for his persistence in carrying out experiments that needed many years dedication, and also, very difficult for many scientists, for his ability to lead and collaborate in multi country projects.
this guy looks so chill. i’d like to have hour long conversations with him like this video.
Oh me too. He's really smart
I’m having a zoom session with him
@@praisethelordfriends That's so cool
Thank you for giving us this video
Questions were more complicated then answers :)
Every time I watch this I am irritated by the questions.
I’d say less than 25% of the questions he asked we’re actually asked in their entirety.
Imagine of colleges would exempt students nowadays from the classes that don't really pertain to our interests/strong suits?
Man, every day I learn something new about how horrible my higher education has been and how desperately fucked my friends are who're far more in debt than I am for "chasing our dreams".
Should have gotten a trade. Cheap, fast and in 3,4 maybe 5 years, you’re making 6 figures easily. Don’t work weekends. Join a union and get benefits and pension. Sorry to say by University and degrees are for sheep
True. Are the young not aware that the world as previously known will not be returning? Odd.
@@assmosis4573 Because of my degree I will be starting off with a $100k salary as soon as I graduate (guaranteed by my future employer already) . So I guess I’ll be ahead of any person doing trade….
The best part is how they deleted the subtitles, so they expect you to actually watch all of it and listen to it.
I'm planning on becoming a mechanical engineer but I'm considering frontier sciences as well. This video was very insightful but I was really sad to hear at the very end that his family didn't really ever get to see him. He talked about how close his kids are to each other and their mother but he didn't say they were close to him. Maybe I'm reading to much into it but if I'm not than this is very sad
If the interviewer had 10 questions, maybe 1 of those questions got asked in it’s entirety.
More like Samuel C.C. Tingles
Am I right?
Underrated comment.
You're not wrong! x
I C.C. what you did there.
Not wrong
Right you are son:)
Amazing interview .... so enlightening !
I wonder if Samuel C.C Ting is aware that we fall asleep to his voice pretty much on a regular basis
There you have it, kids. Remember everything everyone ever said to you, work super hard at near-impossible things you find are easier for you to do than anyone else, treat everyone fairly, and never get the wrong result or let anyone down with a failure at work or school. Then you'll do fine. And don't forget to express gratitude for an outstanding spouse if you manage to find one.
Very very intelligent man, I found his research very informative and interesting. Does anyone know if he's written any books?
No, sorry I don't...
ASMR gem
Delboy Kinobi Dr. Tingle 😂
Exactly 😂😂👌
Absolutely
I loved every ting about this vid.
I don't need money in America, just give me $100, I got to America and bought a burger, it was 1 dollar, I thought Oh, I made a mistake..
And that is why the assessment by qualified Peers sustains the Professional Standards.
So if i take a refrigerator magnet into space, what happens?
Very relaxing, until he randomly starts getting loud out of the blue. It's always JUST when I'm about to fall asleep too
There is a edited version under unintentional asmr. 👌
You have to be somewhat tolerant of other people's mistakes.
Yes, and styles.
Ain't nothin' but a C Ting baby
The viral video called "The Ting Go B-r-a-a-a-a!" brought me here. 😂
Ting has so nice jobs that are awesome in the world.
In the thumbnail its looks like he's about to say...
"Ok, USA!"
Anyone else notice how says he doesnt know how ge got into the university of michigan due to his english speaking ability then later mentions that his parents friend was the dean of engineering at that university? Its completely possible that the 2 things are unrelated, or that even if they are related he didn't personally draw the connection.. but I just thought that was interesting. Assuming it was nepotism, I suppose it turned out alright considering his contributions to his field
No not nepotism.
I think he must've meant that knowing no English was such a disability that it should have prevented his admission despite his parent's connection with the Dean.
He should call his Asmr channel Mr Ting(Les)
lol
@@coopsawright7225 it’s true 😊😊
Playback 0.75 👍
It's a Samuel ting fam 💯👍
Is he related to ting ting?
lol， ting is 丁 in Chinese
23:45
Guy knows a ting or two.
This is the best ASMR of all time.
Amazing fellow
疼您最重要爷爷 这样好像西方人 很少见中国老百姓 这样 祝您生活快乐
He really can go from 😁😂 to 😶☺️ in 1 sec
Brilliant guy
No! Best asmr out there!
unintentional ASMR.
More like Samuel C.C. Tingles, amirite?
I had a int…conversation
Ok that's enough. I have to watch something else..
Try this one. I think you will find it equally full of ASMR.
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I fell asleep listening to him and dreamed he served me, General Ting's chicken and a side of Hot Quantum soup.
Yum.
Please tell me he got to go see michigan football win the national championship
There is a transcript of another interview with him where he says the first thing he actually learned at Michigan was not anything related to physics or engineering, but “Beat Ohio State” 😂
This guys 85 but in this video 75ish
the great one
I 🧡 science tHings
1:26 tge fuck
What an amazing voice!
3 more days
I think multidimensional space is the basis for solving the mystery of dark matter. If you are interested, you can discuss it
Zero point energy is the truth about the universe
very good asmr
The missing link between free electrons and magnetism has not been well understood by Faraday. We know cutting the magnetic fluxes by a conductive wire would produce free electrons. Why? When a strong external magnetic field that pressed against the magnetic field of a stationary electron would make its magnetic field more compact. Subsequently more compact magnetic field of the stationary electron would improve its capability to amass stationary photons. Once sufficient stationary photons have been amassed by the stationary electrons before it itself transformed to a free electron. Likewise, a free electron is enveloping with a stronger magnetic field due the presence of those stationary photons. With a large number of flow of free electrons a long a wire, it would be surrounded by a strong magnetic field due to the flow of those free electrons. In conclusion, the missing link between free electrons and magnetism is the stationary photons. Maxwell also didn't understand magnetism as he believed that EMWs are waves with oscillating electric field and magnetic field. Radio station, x-ray machine, microwave oven and light bulb are powered by free electrons therefore without any doubt EMWs are dynamic photons per volume per time with different saturation. Electrons are not waves and they have mass and physical size and shape. Einstein's famous equation, E=mc^2 is wrong otherwise garbage also can be used to make atomic bombs as long as it is matter or it has mass. Fortunately this is not the case. Energy is energy, and matter will remain as matter. Precisely energy and matter cannot interchange to one another as what has been dictated by Einstein's famous equation. Gamma ray cannot produce pairing of electron-positron in a vacuum. Why gamma ray needs to interact with a piece of metal in order to produce an electron-positron pairing where by chance some stationary electrons and few positrons that have amassed sufficient stationary photons would transform to free electron and positron. In addition, electron-positron pairing is very rare occurrences because positrons are rather rare on earth. On the other hand, electron "emissions" have very high occurrences. At least based on earth's condition that we know that anti-matters are rather rare on earth. But we don't really know whether matter is more prevalent outside of the earth or not, When anti-matter meets with matter annihilation will not take place provide either matter or anti-matter or both are saturated with abundant stationary photons otherwise no dissipation of dynamic photons to the surroundings since Einstein's famous equation is wrong. Therefore we don't have sufficient information to say at the beginning of the universe there were equal number of anti-matter and matter. If you are interested in real discoveries, I would like to recommend you to read my book, The Unification Theory - Volume One and you will be amazed with a lot of new, interesting discoveries. In God I trust.
@@Guwick212 honestly i’m 17 years old i read the first sentence and i was already confused
You have WAY too much free time on your hands. Are you a write? Or an artist? Or stay at home mother?
@@Guwick212 He’s Asian. Isn’t it obvious?
Listen in playback 1.25x you’re welcome!
Thank you
So hype for Elden Rings
Get ready for the 25th!
Guy is smart
Interviewer: "Tell me something about physics"
Dr. Ting: "People are good to me, things are good, very important"
Interviewer: "Tell me one thing about science or math"
Dr. Ting: "I remember how important math is, science is also important. It is very good and it's funny"
Interviewer: "Explain something scientific to me, anything"
Dr.Ting: "People are very important, science is good and things are very interesting sometimes, we must remember that"
It appears that he was perhaps not adequately prepared for deep brain work; hard to know what expectations either of them had.
What interview were you watching pal?
He's very humble. All people should be humble.
@@randy7068 Definitely humble
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hahah
Troglodyte lol?
@@imDxneMr. Ting's laughter is contagious. He's got a great sense of humor. Yet the interviewer fail to appreciate it or is too serious the whole time. I feel like laughing what I watch the video.
Agreed, he has a dry sense of humor that I don’t think the interviewer picked up on
Professor Ching 😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Go Blue!
Tingiling
I'm not sure besides energy manipulation for the purpose of control and reproduction of matter why this subject has people so facinated.
Insecurity that breeds curiosity I suppose.
I am so disappointed becoming aware of how the weaoponisation of space is utterly destroying lives.
I guess just like we don't blame Einstein For Atomic warfare nor should we blame everyone involved in the production of certain equipment and the fruits of such fields of study.
Where, however, are the benifits of all this labour? To be hidden by dodgey selfish and insecure Billionaires and governments whilst they use these technologies developed due to the acquirement of this knowledge to do the most evil and disgusting things. Mind control, forcing humans to act in the way we treat robots, soldiers who function like machines, weaponized technology in the form of Sattelittes literally sexually abusing children and torturing and killing innocent people, very unhealthy and disturbed individuals pretending this is Alien and Demonic possession!
As A Species We Are Failing.
🛌
Would it kill them to find some WOMEN to interview? To be fair, I don't know if these interviews are still going on, but jeez, this was not that long ago.
Dude there's literally a women being interviewed like every 3 videos on this channel tf are you on about
@@politicallyinaccuratetoast4757 another oppressed woman whining, this time about men getting interviewed… 🙄
Oh shut up
Why do you care
Someone get that man braces