StarTalk you’re an astrophysicist Neil, not a neuroscientist. As such, we have not seen much about neuroscience. The closest I’ve gotten to neuroscience here is my neurons being burned alive by the facts that u put down on this channel.
The newest episode of invisibilia was about an implant that would shock certain parts of the brain to combat depression and anxiety. People then reported getting less sleep as a side effect, but they went from suicidal to normal and maybe even euphoric. Once the implant was turned off the effects went away instantly.
@@RearAdmiralTootToot LOL In a way, that's actually true. The only thing people would connect to in the BBS time, was those pocket calendar posters of naked girls or pictures of porn magazines. If you wanted to test your setup and have a directory of pictures of cats, you'd get a couple visits per week, but with porn, you'd have hundreds per day. Nevertheless, it was the price, the coin if you will, used to setup what we have now, that fortunately is way beyond what anyone expected and keeps growing.
Some would say the front of the classroom depending on your perspective. Eugene and Ian were following along quite well. Their collective wit is razor sharp. The panel’s collaborative effort is to inform AND entertain. Lighten up there Mengele. Academia, especially science, could use as many allies as possible considering the attack from our country’s own political powers. NGT has a plan. Be part of his solution....not THE final solution’s solution that is.
I always thought StarTalk would be some subscription based show, but I forgot how good of a guy Neil is. Can't believe it, it's free to watch on TH-cam.... whole episode. Thank you, sir.
25 minutes in, and i haven't noticed much humour. Two blokes TRYING to be funny, and failing... If you want genuine humour and science, search for The Infinate Monkey Cage.
I’m not a social person and I can shut myself indoors for weeks without talking to ppl and feeling perfectly fine, but I would LOVE to spend 2 hrs of this kind of conversation (quality wise)on daily basis, a mixture of comedians and science professionals really are the ideal structure of my social circle.
I like how Mayim and Heather led this conversation, and while Eugene and Michael were consistently making little quips (which is their job, so I don't fault them), Paul mostly sat back and listened, chiming in only sometimes with about half comedy and half serious questions. Really a top-notch panel!
@@regul8or71 I think the jokes between points are fine, as adding fun to some topics can help engage certain audience members. I did think interrupting Heather multiple times per point to make a joke was going too far though.
He aint faking ..just a common.guy..divulging science is a noble task..but there is nothing exceptional about him..anyone with a good memory and average cognitive skills can retell science or anything for the matter
Neil deGrasse Tyson is my actual hero. I could listen to this man talk and educate me all day. He never makes me feel stupid for not knowing what the hell is up there or how it works. He just wants to educate and that’s the sort of people we need more of in the world. Thank you Neil deGrasse Tyson
I agree with you...degrasse tyson is exceptional. I have only one thing that i think didn't get enough explanation; he was accused of beeing improper to two women. I know they were both dismissed, but i think Tyson should have made a statement or something....
The reason he never makes you feel stupid is because he's not intelligent. He has knowledge and experience, and that combination gives him credibility in his field, but he isn't intelligent. He was the only person on this panel I couldn't stand listening to, and for the first 10 minutes I couldn't figure out who Eugene Mirman was. His voice is super annoying until you realize he is Gene from Bob's Burgers, but even that was more tolerable than the deGrasse Kicking my ears took from listening to Neil Tyson pretend to be daft to the point where it didn't even seem like it was an act.
Lots of Paul Rudd comments below... can we stop to appreciate just what a wonder Mayim Bialik is? Multi-lingual, PhD toting successful actress and writer, and mother of two. She's going on 44 and looks younger. Mad props, Doctor Bialik, keep up the good work!
If you know about voltes five, you will realize that it is basically carnivore. We carnivores respect that cows donate their meat for the common earthling goals.
@@silerthinprath4283 every college liberatard or conservative or republican, literally every single SJW and feminist, ANTIFA, BLM, or any other xenophobic, racist, sexist, and religious methodology adhering ideologue. So 95% of college campuses.
I shouldn't have clicked on this when I wanted to go to sleep, but here I am at the end of a fantastic live show and now I am fully awake. No regrets, I listened to some awesome and brilliant people and I loved every second of it.
@@bern9642 Hedy Lamarr was too, she however hasn't gotten as much public recognition, nor any opportunity to portray a genius "because of society"... OP might have referred to the backsliding/fracturing American education has experienced thought. "Hedy Lamarr: The Hollywood bombshell whose genius the world tried to ignore | The Independent | The Independent" www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/features/hedy-lamarr-bombshell-documentary-inventor-movies-biography-a8246371.html?amp
Like me. He tried to be all relevant and stuff in the beginning with the Mars terraforming article, then joked a little but then realized the conversation's going in a totally different direction where he's forgotten.
That's not true at all! Paul gets around. His experience with comedic acting and improv make him perfect for the stage right there with Eugene Mirman and Michael Ian Black. For each "host" there is a comedic counterpart. In fact, not saying that same thing about everyone on the stage is a bit insulting to their entertainment value.
This is an absolute laugh riot from beginning to end for 127 minutes non-stop. The intersection of comedy & neuroscience is undeniably engaging and captivating. I don't think I've ever laughed and learnt simultaneously any subject for this long.
@@StevEvil666 why? because some dumbasses in america believe the world is flat. just because your not smart enough to understand the math doesnt mean its false.
@@StevEvil666 They have the earth is round T shirts because the earth is in fact round. We are not going to stop teaching people the earth is round, or that gravity is real, just because ignorant people just don't believe it. Do you also believe it's indoctrination teach people that 2 + 2 equals 4, or that water freezes at 32 degrees fahrenheit? Get a clue.
Dillon Ridley BS. You have no idea of my intelligence level. I choose to believe my own eyes and senses instead of regurgitating what I’ve been told. Why is there no measurable curve to the spinning ball you believe in? Why are there no real pictures of earth from space? The earth is flat.
This was something I really needed during my quarantine time..made me laugh,smart ppl with intelligence, light but a bit serious. Thank You for making it available for us. Definitely made my day! :)
Definitely didn't stay because of him. Was hoping he would at least be funnier, pretty inconsequential in the whole conversation. Great panel though, Degrasse Tyson is a great host in almost any format.
I'm genuinely glad they put Paul Rudd & Mayim on the thumbnail.. I'm not the type to necessarily watch many videos on things like this, but I stayed and enjoyed the whole 2 hours of this, really interesting, fun, and learned a lot from it!
Love the incorporation of the highly socially skilled group with the highly academically knowledgeable group. Two opposite highly develped types of intelligent groups. They all are incredibly smart in their own way. Great video.
I would never have imagined that I could be so interested in a scientific discussion. I can’t quit watching, it’s great. Really refreshing I love it. Thanks 😍
This was a great experience, beautiful minds together having smart conversations with funny interactions so much good information and very fun indeed. Thank you ✓
Oh my, what a wonderful idea for a panel on science. The comedians really enhance the whole experience, and Neil's getting better and better at asking the right questions for these types of events. That was a lot of fun, and also very educational. Thank you.
He does a lot of *reductio ad absurdum* type arguments as challenges, I think... appeals to extremes. Usually things he says require some deconstruction.
This was an awesome conversation, & an important reminder that Mayim Bialik is also a renowned neuroscientist! Only Dr. Tyson can gather an all-star cast like this to talk science--well done! 👏
I am so glad I found this place 3 years later. And I watched Al the seasons of big bang theory and it was great watching Mayim speak. I knew she was smart and my god she knows her field very well. Paul was amazing, now I know what to call a few lines hanging out together, pride
the three on the left didn't belong, they kept talking and joking and making fun, it was annoying. i wanted to hear real talk from the three on the right. wht folks are forever laughing at each other and making fun of each other. lorde who can stand that, it was annoying. i wanted to hear real talk from the ppl with brains
First of all, my wife works at a Dept. of Corrections Mental Health Treatment Facility. I work at home post retirement (scientific). Not being the most sensitive person in the room, I was blown away by everyone's connectiveness on the panel. I really was. I had ties to most questions and discussions to things I saw on a daily basis. We can try to understand the mechanics until the end of time, but the effects are always here/there.... When you have an audience, they DO change. Thanks Neil, Heather, Bill and mostly Mayim! They changed for the better.
This was fantastic I thought at first Heather would be drown out but it turned out she was phenomenal at being herself and was helped out by her other female friend that the balance between comedy and science worked out perfectly... perfect panel for entertainment and fun but also thought provoking futuristic thoughts...
What an amazing idea to bring Science and Comedy together in order for the message to reach more minds without being boring. Impressive beyond imagination!! ❤️❤️❤️
If you loved this- me too- check out the podcast 'The infinite monkey cage'. Many seasons going back a decade following this format. Different amazing scientists and comedians every episode.
have you checked out star talk...? interesting channel here on TH-cam, loads of videos, with Neil and others (both comics and specialists) doing just this.. (and infinite monkey cage is good too..) 🙂
First, and foremost, I love how Bill geeked out about Khan. Second, I love how diverse this panel is. We have "Bob's Burger", "The State", Paul Rudd, Bill Nye, "Blossom", and Neil. This was awesome.
I loved this. It’s great to learn while laughing. I especially liked that two women were front and center being clever and funny - an example I wish I’d had as a kid. Well done all!
That was incredible! Was captivated for every second. Not only was the science great to hear but also getting to laugh every minute was amazing. Keep doing these! 10/10 would watch more. Thanks for doing this everyone.
Well done compiling an amazingly talented and well balanced panel. I’m currently researching brain chemistry and cognitive therapy and after watching this panel I have a lot of hope for the future when it comes to changing the mind for the better.👍👍👍
Wouldn't it be utterly stunning for the brilliant Dr Bialik to win a nobel prize for her neuroscience comprehension like her character she portrays in TBBT! ...stars...stars!❤
There’s an issue with objectifying living beings. The kind of speciesist thinking where one views animals as objects is the same kind of thinking that was used to justify slavery.
I have chronic PTSD, I have ASD, and am a parent of high functioning autistic children, and have a sense of humor, so I found it completely awesome, informative and enjoyable. Shows like this help enrich my life, and my children's lives. Thank you!!
Hi 👋🏽 I know your comment is a year old but I'm just now getting this panel discussion recommended to me smh TH-cam is seriously slacking on the great recommendations lol but I was wanting to ask and hopefully I'm not crossing a boundary, what is ASD? If you don't feel comfortable answering I completely understand 😊❤
Loved at 2 hours and 3 minutes when they talk about how every time you remember something you're actually re-writing your memory of the thing tried explaining this to my family and they just thought I was nuts lol Gonna have to save this video
People really don't want to admit they're not perfect apparenly. Some even go to the extreme of inventing a hypothesis that THE UNIVERSE CHANGES rather than admitting their memories do. For real, it sounds insanse because it is but that's exactly what the 'Mandela effect' supposedly is.
@@92brunod I have to agree with you one some parts but I with mandala effects it’s just weird to me that it’s not just one person remembering something different, it’s hundred or even more, remembering the something use to be something else. Idk it’s just odd
It is so interesting to see how fluid these conversations are. Its like their first language and most people wouldn't even have the slightest clue as to what any of this is
Both of the neuroscientists really had to answer the full gambit of crazy questions. Praise them for their willingness to persevere and accommodate. The information was amazing and I applaud them both.
I was the class clown in school growing up and always got bad grades and ended up getting my GED… any video with Neil, has taught me so much because he is actually interesting.. my teachers sucked lol
FINALLY, I can hang out with intelligent, interesting and advance-aimed people! Thank you for sharing this, I need science-focused friends and Covid19 isn't making that possible.
.My first star talk. I absolutely loved it and I am amazed and admire Mayim and her many facets. I also found many points of enlightenment in the area of Neuroscience as a Physical Therapist who cares for persons with various difficulties. Thank you all for the conversation.
Damn, I'm currently doing my 2nd year with a Psychology major, up until this point I thought I wasn't learning anything, but now I realize I was wrong coz I'm watching this with a friend and somehow I understand everything they're talking about (Even had to bring my friend up to speed a couple of times here of what was discussed)😅😅
I'm sorry but I can't beat a dead horse. They were right back then too and they all died. I was right and went back to when I was right. The first step was a do z. And it was the first step they took on me. When they all died I had to do some stuff in the dark before life had even begun here. I can't just let them fall so im stuck.I have one foot in a grave and they tried to keep me from pulling them out of the corpse I buried them in.
I've got news for you. This was planned and they knew it then. You know how they knew and planned it? Read the dodd report or just look at the pandemic bonds issued to major corporations and governments six months prior to the announcement of the virus. The first time ever for a world Bank backed pandemic bond. Want more proof, look to the largest crimes against humanities trial ever in the history of the world being tried as we speak against Fauci, Gates, the WHO, the NIH, the CDC, governments and their career politicians, corporations who got the bonds while they weren't made available to private owned business, etc. You know who isn't being tried at this trial? Trump and the others who tried to tell the truth.
@@phillipstroll7385 I meant that its just ironic. scientists have obviously known for years and have TRIED to get the info out. Theyve told us the sky is falling, but clearly the capitolist machine wont stop turning to even attempt to fight off the inevitable. Pure irony!
imagine trying to describe this dance to a friend 30years ago, "so there was a group of comedians(I think they called 'a bunch'),who where chillen with a group of neuroscientists at a black mans event who happened to be an astrophysisist" #SuperRad #LovinIt
That's it,,,, sneak up on us with that education stuff while we're laughing. Seriously, because I replayed this about half a dozen times while I'm working to try to get all the bits I missed and because I could literally watch and listen to this bunch for hours and hours. And just proved it. Lol so glad I came upon it. Subscribed and liked!
Our brains aren’t broken when we have a “mental breakdown” The breakdown is the mind deciding to fix itself bc you haven’t figured out how to live in alignment with the universe. My mental breakdown while hard and emotional has helped me have a much happier experience in every moment of life. Some of us have to hit reset. Then we begin realizing we have all we need inside each of us and there isn’t anything to worry about. That our life is completely based on our perspective.
He's not a science guy at all.... he's a fraud. I have a degree in engineering,, doesn't make me a scientist,, more like a student of science. He's managed to study-up on a-bunch-a random crap to keep a 'kids' show funded, but he has ZERO degrees to back his moniker.
Incredible! Amazing! Funny! So many thoughts and understanding! Just love this through and through! Sharing with so many friends...thank you ALL that showed up to discuss and be real! Love you all!!!
Exactly what I needed tonight! The last time I saw something this entertaining was the panel of comedians assembled by Joe Rogan and Bill Burr the night of the election where Hilary lost to Trump. Another true gem.
I'm SO grateful they chose Neil DeGrasse Tyson to be the moderator of this fascinating and enlightening discussion - he is always the educator par excellence. The best part is at the very end, when he makes sure a child gets to ask a question, and she blows everyone away. And his answer is every bit as nuanced and honest as it would be if he were talking to an adult. Thank you, Neil, you are my hero!!!!
What Michael Ian Black describes at 1:28:41 was actually the premise of the 1983 movie “Brainstorm” with Christopher Walken, Natalie Wood, and Louise Fletcher. I was hoping someone on the panel would mention that.
I have watched this 5 times now... Giving an amount of time in between... It's always fascinating! With always something new I learn and I laugh with an equal amount of joy.
What neuroscience fact has blown your mind from this show? Let us know in the comments!
None yet
I have a question what is the time and light
StarTalk you’re an astrophysicist Neil, not a neuroscientist. As such, we have not seen much about neuroscience. The closest I’ve gotten to neuroscience here is my neurons being burned alive by the facts that u put down on this channel.
The newest episode of invisibilia was about an implant that would shock certain parts of the brain to combat depression and anxiety. People then reported getting less sleep as a side effect, but they went from suicidal to normal and maybe even euphoric. Once the implant was turned off the effects went away instantly.
@@DiracComb.7585 there are neuroscientists on the stage.
THIS!!!!!! Is what the internet was built for. Intelligent, funny, thought-provoking discussion.
...i rly wish you were right..
If you knew what the internet was really built for, you'd cry yourself to sleep every night.
the internet was built for porn transferring, you idiot
Bullshit the internet is for real and truth. Not lies
@@RearAdmiralTootToot LOL In a way, that's actually true. The only thing people would connect to in the BBS time, was those pocket calendar posters of naked girls or pictures of porn magazines. If you wanted to test your setup and have a directory of pictures of cats, you'd get a couple visits per week, but with porn, you'd have hundreds per day. Nevertheless, it was the price, the coin if you will, used to setup what we have now, that fortunately is way beyond what anyone expected and keeps growing.
the left side of the stage is like the back of the classroom
I had exactly the same tought
They should have had the stage setup like that too lmao.
they make this hard to watch
Dude😂
Some would say the front of the classroom depending on your perspective.
Eugene and Ian were following along quite well. Their collective wit is razor sharp.
The panel’s collaborative effort is to inform AND entertain. Lighten up there Mengele.
Academia, especially science, could use as many allies as possible considering the attack from our country’s own political powers.
NGT has a plan. Be part of his solution....not THE final solution’s solution that is.
I always thought StarTalk would be some subscription based show, but I forgot how good of a guy Neil is.
Can't believe it, it's free to watch on TH-cam.... whole episode.
Thank you, sir.
All our audio podcasts - hundreds - have always been free as well!
@@StarTalk Now this is some good stuff you guys are doing here. Cheers!!! And thanks !!
science is free! Knowledge should not be monetized 🙂
@@StarTalk Thank you ! you are educating us gracias.. coming to you from the covid shelter in place
Subscribed
How is Paul Rudd always in these science talks??
Man is a legend!
😂
Because he was in Quantum Mania.. lol
I feel like this man actually has a degree in engineering or physics or something, what if he's underrated in his studies
@@sergioavila2512 he has a degree but too sheepish to admit it. I think.
What do you mean?!! He barely spoke at all !!! The better question would be, WHY was Paul there?
I love how intelligence and humor so often go hand in hand. What a great panel.
Great humour I find usually needs intelligence in order to be awesome! Just look at the GOAT, Dave Chappelle
Mr. Lee, so right you are. Humor is my families choice of faith and Mr. Chappelle is its Icon. Lispeth
that's why big bang theory didn't blew up.
@@beth3510 Humor is subjective to each listener. Some might find annoyances in different puns per say for example.
25 minutes in, and i haven't noticed much humour. Two blokes TRYING to be funny, and failing...
If you want genuine humour and science, search for The Infinate Monkey Cage.
I’m not a social person and I can shut myself indoors for weeks without talking to ppl and feeling perfectly fine, but I would LOVE to spend 2 hrs of this kind of conversation (quality wise)on daily basis, a mixture of comedians and science professionals really are the ideal structure of my social circle.
well they say we introvert people are not asocial, we're just selective, and don't particularly enjoy small talk a lot
Find a local AA group
Naw join a cult
lmfao@@stevemorrow5408
@@stevemorrow5408wtf
I like how Mayim and Heather led this conversation, and while Eugene and Michael were consistently making little quips (which is their job, so I don't fault them), Paul mostly sat back and listened, chiming in only sometimes with about half comedy and half serious questions. Really a top-notch panel!
I think Paul Rudd was taking this whole thing a little more seriously. Which is actually nice to see.
I thought he felt embarrassed after his magazine comment and stayed quiet the rest of the time
I got bored of their jokes very quickly. To each his own.
@@regul8or71 I think the jokes between points are fine, as adding fun to some topics can help engage certain audience members. I did think interrupting Heather multiple times per point to make a joke was going too far though.
Although I couldn’t watch after all the vegan pushing
Wow. I just discovered this gem. The best 2 hours of my life. Thank you Startalk, Dr. Tyson and all the panels ❤❤❤
I like how humble Paul is. Hardly speaks so he doesn’t make the others feel inferior.
😂
He's traveling though time at a slower rate than the rest of us.
Shame he didn't speak up. You would of thought de grass at his age would be a wise man. He is the opposite.
😆
He aint faking ..just a common.guy..divulging science is a noble task..but there is nothing exceptional about him..anyone with a good memory and average cognitive skills can retell science or anything for the matter
Neil deGrasse Tyson is my actual hero. I could listen to this man talk and educate me all day. He never makes me feel stupid for not knowing what the hell is up there or how it works. He just wants to educate and that’s the sort of people we need more of in the world. Thank you Neil deGrasse Tyson
I got nothing to add. Valid observation 🤗
I agree with you...degrasse tyson is exceptional. I have only one thing that i think didn't get enough explanation; he was accused of beeing improper to two women. I know they were both dismissed, but i think Tyson should have made a statement or something....
The reason he never makes you feel stupid is because he's not intelligent. He has knowledge and experience, and that combination gives him credibility in his field, but he isn't intelligent. He was the only person on this panel I couldn't stand listening to, and for the first 10 minutes I couldn't figure out who Eugene Mirman was. His voice is super annoying until you realize he is Gene from Bob's Burgers, but even that was more tolerable than the deGrasse Kicking my ears took from listening to Neil Tyson pretend to be daft to the point where it didn't even seem like it was an act.
@@DeepFriedOreoOffline perhaps you are not as intelligent as you think you are 🤗
@@TrickOrRetreat Anything's possible.
Lots of Paul Rudd comments below... can we stop to appreciate just what a wonder Mayim Bialik is? Multi-lingual, PhD toting successful actress and writer, and mother of two. She's going on 44 and looks younger. Mad props, Doctor Bialik, keep up the good work!
thats cute
Mother of 3
Yes, she is an incredible role model. Love her :)
Simp @Kevin J
@@C7vette7 I bet you also use words like " yolo" and "swag" run along now karen.
I wish we could do this this again in 2023. I'd love to hear this group talking about chatgpt and AI
i had a subject at my university about neuroscience and AI
I bet that most people won't notice "this this"
If you know about voltes five, you will realize that it is basically carnivore. We carnivores respect that cows donate their meat for the common earthling goals.
4 years took a toll on this discussion :D
@@winstonsmith11Lmao I missed it, thanks for pointing it out
I love how scientists can have a conversation about a topic that can be incredibly polarizing in other contexts, but still be civil about it.
Makes you think about the intelligence of people who resort to insults and debate emotionally
Training in critical thinking and sticking to scientific facts is an amazing approach to civil discussions. :)
Quite refreshing to hear you people be aware of it. Seize the means of civil discourse!!!
That's how intelligent people converse. Too bad that is lacking these days.
@@silerthinprath4283 every college liberatard or conservative or republican, literally every single SJW and feminist, ANTIFA, BLM, or any other xenophobic, racist, sexist, and religious methodology adhering ideologue. So 95% of college campuses.
I shouldn't have clicked on this when I wanted to go to sleep, but here I am at the end of a fantastic live show and now I am fully awake. No regrets, I listened to some awesome and brilliant people and I loved every second of it.
Yes!!!! Same here
2 years later! Hello you
@@vieome101 Well hello there. (Replied within the hour)
same
Same 😂
It's so great that there are scientists that are actual celebrities. We are doing something right after all.
no
Einstein was a celebrity. Even Newton was a famous person.
Nut
@@bern9642
Hedy Lamarr was too, she however hasn't gotten as much public recognition, nor any opportunity to portray a genius "because of society"... OP might have referred to the backsliding/fracturing American education has experienced thought.
"Hedy Lamarr: The Hollywood bombshell whose genius the world tried to ignore | The Independent | The Independent" www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/features/hedy-lamarr-bombshell-documentary-inventor-movies-biography-a8246371.html?amp
Counting a lot of chickens when they haven't hatched, aren't you?
We will see how the election goes..
the way she described ocd as a need for precision is beautifully put.
Replace "a need for" with "an obsession with" you have a more accurate yet less attractive description.
Sorry
I had a weird sometimez😊😊😊
This by far is the most fun live show I've watched in like ever.Thanks Neil for setting this up for us.
Thanks for watching! -Ben, Video Producer
There's actually quite a few hilarious ones of these going back over the years. Love it.
Great video to geek out on in the middle of the night!
those two ladies had the hardest job on this panel and they've successfully overcome every difficult question they received.. props to them.
They did a fantastic job :) roll models
@@pedactyl9815 *role models
I love how Dr. Heather explains the complexity of the topics in different perspectives and analogies. Her skills as a teacher truly shine.
Too bad she's completely lost on health and diet.
I like television so I don't have to think.
What has happened to AMERICA?!? 😀
This is pure gold. My favourite geek celebrities on one stage.
omg you must be so very special.
Oh, look! A young troll. How cute.@@billyross8991
This is literally what it feels like while having a group study for the finals
Final what?
@@firewilson920 final exams... in every majors that has math in it
No one talks about the philosophy club.
Paul Rudd most of the time: "what the hell am I doing here!?"
Like me. He tried to be all relevant and stuff in the beginning with the Mars terraforming article, then joked a little but then realized the conversation's going in a totally different direction where he's forgotten.
That's not true at all! Paul gets around. His experience with comedic acting and improv make him perfect for the stage right there with Eugene Mirman and Michael Ian Black. For each "host" there is a comedic counterpart. In fact, not saying that same thing about everyone on the stage is a bit insulting to their entertainment value.
He’s was like. Where is my💰?? Lol jk.
Lmao he was definitely babbling off on a tangent, he couldn't relate to the topics at hand lol. Nobodies fault
He's pointless.
I love how paul is just there to hang out, like he’s learning from the people on the right and laughing with the ones on the left 😂
They are so spontaneous and funny and informative.
The perfection.
This is an absolute laugh riot from beginning to end for 127 minutes non-stop. The intersection of comedy & neuroscience is undeniably engaging and captivating. I don't think I've ever laughed and learnt simultaneously any subject for this long.
More like furthering the indoctrination for the last 500 years! LOL Riot! Why the "Earth is Round" T-Shirts?
@@StevEvil666 why? because some dumbasses in america believe the world is flat. just because your not smart enough to understand the math doesnt mean its false.
@@StevEvil666 They have the earth is round T shirts because the earth is in fact round. We are not going to stop teaching people the earth is round, or that gravity is real, just because ignorant people just don't believe it. Do you also believe it's indoctrination teach people that 2 + 2 equals 4, or that water freezes at 32 degrees fahrenheit? Get a clue.
Dillon Ridley BS. You have no idea of my intelligence level. I choose to believe my own eyes and senses instead of regurgitating what I’ve been told. Why is there no measurable curve to the spinning ball you believe in? Why are there no real pictures of earth from space? The earth is flat.
Nathan Jasper I’ve got a clue on the truth. Not theoretical pseudo science.
This was something I really needed during my quarantine time..made me laugh,smart ppl with intelligence, light but a bit serious. Thank You for making it available for us. Definitely made my day! :)
Adel M. Kedves I didn’t really need it but it was nice......
Yeah! Smart people with intelligence are the best. I’m tired of hearing smart people WITHOUT intelligence talk.
I only clicked on this, because Paul Rudd was in the thumbnail. I stayed, because I found it genuinely interesting.
Exact same here
SAME
Omg exactly lol
Definitely didn't stay because of him. Was hoping he would at least be funnier, pretty inconsequential in the whole conversation. Great panel though, Degrasse Tyson is a great host in almost any format.
My thumbnail is of the Big Bang girl.
This was one of the best 2 hours of my life.....why can't we have more of this...rather than all the cringe stuff now a days.
I'm genuinely glad they put Paul Rudd & Mayim on the thumbnail.. I'm not the type to necessarily watch many videos on things like this, but I stayed and enjoyed the whole 2 hours of this, really interesting, fun, and learned a lot from it!
Love the incorporation of the highly socially skilled group with the highly academically knowledgeable group. Two opposite highly develped types of intelligent groups. They all are incredibly smart in their own way. Great video.
I would never have imagined that I could be so interested in a scientific discussion. I can’t quit watching, it’s great. Really refreshing I love it. Thanks 😍
This was a great experience, beautiful minds together having smart conversations with funny interactions so much good information and very fun indeed. Thank you ✓
Oh my, what a wonderful idea for a panel on science. The comedians really enhance the whole experience, and Neil's getting better and better at asking the right questions for these types of events. That was a lot of fun, and also very educational. Thank you.
1:17 Neil’s tough-guy/nerd stride is one of my favorite things about him. He’s somehow cool and geeky at the same time. Perfection.
He does a lot of *reductio ad absurdum* type arguments as challenges, I think... appeals to extremes. Usually things he says require some deconstruction.
yes..
i saw that 🙂
watching this was the funniest educational 2 hours of my whole life.
Love how Mayim plays with the string that was under her shoe. She cant let go of it. I love her!
That was both hilariously funny and truly educational! Thank you!
so cool eh. And as a heterosexual male don't even hit me started on the female guests. oh my, as George T would say
Ooooooooooohhh myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Are you bi-curious
@@detectivehowardb7I would do her
This was an awesome conversation, & an important reminder that Mayim Bialik is also a renowned neuroscientist! Only Dr. Tyson can gather an all-star cast like this to talk science--well done! 👏
shes not renowned, she there for her notereity and has little to add.
Are you her? 😉
This was super interesting and hilarious to watch, need more of these kinda open debates
Interesting panel
I would like but you have 42 likes...
This isn't a debate
@Brian Perkins what are you on about? 🤨
@@p.a.w.sthetravelinggamer6750 like and help get it to 420
Gosh, what an incredible episode. I am smiling ear to ear.
I am so glad I found this place 3 years later. And I watched Al the seasons of big bang theory and it was great watching Mayim speak. I knew she was smart and my god she knows her field very well. Paul was amazing, now I know what to call a few lines hanging out together, pride
Poor Paul Rudd felt like he didn’t belong, it’s ok Paul Rudd, we love you for just being there.
If this was a friend group I’d and leave smoke a joint with Paul
the three on the left didn't belong, they kept talking and joking and making fun, it was annoying. i wanted to hear real talk from the three on the right. wht folks are forever laughing at each other and making fun of each other. lorde who can stand that, it was annoying. i wanted to hear real talk from the ppl with brains
@@d.d.p.parker3671 You missed the entire point of this video.
@@rokesch discuss how?
STEM: science, technology, engineering and magic. 😆
Or just say Howard Wolowitz
First of all, my wife works at a Dept. of Corrections Mental Health Treatment Facility. I work at home post retirement (scientific). Not being the most sensitive person in the room, I was blown away by everyone's connectiveness on the panel. I really was. I had ties to most questions and discussions to things I saw on a daily basis. We can try to understand the mechanics until the end of time, but the effects are always here/there.... When you have an audience, they DO change.
Thanks Neil, Heather, Bill and mostly Mayim! They changed for the better.
This was fantastic I thought at first Heather would be drown out but it turned out she was phenomenal at being herself and was helped out by her other female friend that the balance between comedy and science worked out perfectly... perfect panel for entertainment and fun but also thought provoking futuristic thoughts...
What an amazing idea to bring Science and Comedy together in order for the message to reach more minds without being boring. Impressive beyond imagination!! ❤️❤️❤️
If you loved this- me too- check out the podcast 'The infinite monkey cage'. Many seasons going back a decade following this format. Different amazing scientists and comedians every episode.
have you checked out star talk...?
interesting channel here on TH-cam, loads of videos, with Neil and others (both comics and specialists) doing just this..
(and infinite monkey cage is good too..) 🙂
This entire event was one of the best two hours of my life. Such a pleasure and joy for so many reasons.
Which one of the two hours?
First, and foremost, I love how Bill geeked out about Khan. Second, I love how diverse this panel is. We have "Bob's Burger", "The State", Paul Rudd, Bill Nye, "Blossom", and Neil. This was awesome.
hey that rhymes! awesome ! 💛
I loved this. It’s great to learn while laughing. I especially liked that two women were front and center being clever and funny - an example I wish I’d had as a kid. Well done all!
'To create like a... i dont know a...' *gestures* , 'an atmosphere', 'lets call it an AIRSHIELD'. One of the funniest interactions ever
That was incredible! Was captivated for every second. Not only was the science great to hear but also getting to laugh every minute was amazing. Keep doing these! 10/10 would watch more. Thanks for doing this everyone.
Well done compiling an amazingly talented and well balanced panel.
I’m currently researching brain chemistry and cognitive therapy and after watching this panel I have a lot of hope for the future when it comes to changing the mind for the better.👍👍👍
Wouldn't it be utterly stunning for the brilliant Dr Bialik to win a nobel prize for her neuroscience comprehension like her character she portrays in TBBT! ...stars...stars!❤
"a cow is a machine that turns leaves into steak"
Man you just can't not love the guy
There’s an issue with objectifying living beings. The kind of speciesist thinking where one views animals as objects is the same kind of thinking that was used to justify slavery.
Nothing wrong with objectifying so as long as you're real with yourself. I.e. Humans are machines that turn planets into plastic waste
The issue is only psycological
@@devinlichte4868 not to mention your argument is extremelly falacious bro
I literally read this as he said it😂
Love how Mayim plays with the string that was under her shoe. She cant let go of it. I love her!
Probably a self soothing thing.
I thought it was her hair clip, it looked like a mini clip/spring.
you love people for the most incredible reasons...
I have chronic PTSD, I have ASD, and am a parent of high functioning autistic children, and have a sense of humor,
so I found it completely awesome, informative and enjoyable. Shows like this help enrich my life, and my children's lives. Thank you!!
Hi 👋🏽 I know your comment is a year old but I'm just now getting this panel discussion recommended to me smh TH-cam is seriously slacking on the great recommendations lol but I was wanting to ask and hopefully I'm not crossing a boundary, what is ASD? If you don't feel comfortable answering I completely understand 😊❤
Asbergers Disease? He doesn't wipe very well.
I love Mayim. I could listen to her all day. Heather is cool, too.
She has an awesome TH-cam channel and I can watch it all day, I concur.
Props to Mayim and Heather for really puttin up with some crap. Even NDT was talkin over them mid explanation...
He just gets so excited and can't help himself
@@Buckaroobrady it's funny how men can never help themselves with women
@@HarryMasen NDT always does that you can see him on different podcasts like when on Joe Roegn it's not specific to any gender.
@@sahilbhardwaj3907 yes, but he is not alone here. Actually, he is one of the quieter this time.
Those 2 were so annoying and NOT funny
Loved at 2 hours and 3 minutes when they talk about how every time you remember something you're actually re-writing your memory of the thing
tried explaining this to my family and they just thought I was nuts lol
Gonna have to save this video
liked the part wher it was discussed that a person can be conscious but not aware, gets inot the realm of mind control meditation etc
People really don't want to admit they're not perfect apparenly.
Some even go to the extreme of inventing a hypothesis that THE UNIVERSE CHANGES rather than admitting their memories do. For real, it sounds insanse because it is but that's exactly what the 'Mandela effect' supposedly is.
@@92brunod I have to agree with you one some parts but I with mandala effects it’s just weird to me that it’s not just one person remembering something different, it’s hundred or even more, remembering the something use to be something else. Idk it’s just odd
It is so interesting to see how fluid these conversations are. Its like their first language and most people wouldn't even have the slightest clue as to what any of this is
One of the best show I have ever watched! Thank you 🙏🏻
A baby could hear Springsteen, but wouldn't know why it was having fun. What a genuinely profound thought while still being hilarious.
Both of the neuroscientists really had to answer the full gambit of crazy questions. Praise them for their willingness to persevere and accommodate. The information was amazing and I applaud them both.
This was such a beautiful episode of StarTalk. Thank you so much for bringing this pannel together!
Thanks for watching!
I was the class clown in school growing up and always got bad grades and ended up getting my GED… any video with Neil, has taught me so much because he is actually interesting.. my teachers sucked lol
FINALLY, I can hang out with intelligent, interesting and advance-aimed people! Thank you for sharing this, I need science-focused friends and Covid19 isn't making that possible.
I'm here!
@@SogMosee simp
@@chronos2669 no I'm in pursuit of the smart people. Doesn't seem likely you're one of them.
@@SogMosee gassed
@@MrThatOneGuy696 what does that even mean?
.My first star talk. I absolutely loved it and I am amazed and admire Mayim and her many facets. I also found many points of enlightenment in the area of Neuroscience as a Physical Therapist who cares for persons with various difficulties. Thank you all for the conversation.
Damn, I'm currently doing my 2nd year with a Psychology major, up until this point I thought I wasn't learning anything, but now I realize I was wrong coz I'm watching this with a friend and somehow I understand everything they're talking about (Even had to bring my friend up to speed a couple of times here of what was discussed)😅😅
I'm sorry but I can't beat a dead horse. They were right back then too and they all died. I was right and went back to when I was right. The first step was a do z. And it was the first step they took on me. When they all died I had to do some stuff in the dark before life had even begun here. I can't just let them fall so im stuck.I have one foot in a grave and they tried to keep me from pulling them out of the corpse I buried them in.
It's been many lifetimes since I was here last.
@@thegandeeman Huh???
Bill Nye mentions the 1918 pandemic, and bam here we are a year later in a massive global pandemic. Another reason why, we need to follow the science!
If only covid deniers could understand it..
oh no no no no, what that proves is that Bill CAUSED the pandemic! Don't you understand logic?
I've got news for you. This was planned and they knew it then. You know how they knew and planned it? Read the dodd report or just look at the pandemic bonds issued to major corporations and governments six months prior to the announcement of the virus. The first time ever for a world Bank backed pandemic bond. Want more proof, look to the largest crimes against humanities trial ever in the history of the world being tried as we speak against Fauci, Gates, the WHO, the NIH, the CDC, governments and their career politicians, corporations who got the bonds while they weren't made available to private owned business, etc. You know who isn't being tried at this trial? Trump and the others who tried to tell the truth.
We're very late, this was in 2014, not 2020.
@@phillipstroll7385 I meant that its just ironic. scientists have obviously known for years and have TRIED to get the info out. Theyve told us the sky is falling, but clearly the capitolist machine wont stop turning to even attempt to fight off the inevitable. Pure irony!
imagine trying to describe this dance to a friend 30years ago, "so there was a group of comedians(I think they called 'a bunch'),who where chillen with a group of neuroscientists at a black mans event who happened to be an astrophysisist"
#SuperRad
#LovinIt
i clocked it fast enough 5y later
Wow, the way Mayim talks and gets her point accross with such clarity and efficiency shows how intelligent she actually is.
Woman of my dreams 😍
Well she has practiced how to do so while using 3 languages!
This is the best StarTalk EVER!! What an all star lineup! I don't think anything could top this, but what do I Know?
reel them in with the comedy, capture them with the science
Poetic
That's it,,,, sneak up on us with that education stuff while we're laughing. Seriously, because I replayed this about half a dozen times while I'm working to try to get all the bits I missed and because I could literally watch and listen to this bunch for hours and hours. And just proved it. Lol so glad I came upon it. Subscribed and liked!
BIGREDDOG09 it was delicious.......
THIS!!!!!! Is what the internet was built for. Intelligent, funny, thought-provoking discussion.
One of the best Star-talks yet!!
Plenty of love for science from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
man, that was just so fascinating. I'm so impressed and this is definitely why the internet should exist.
Quite interesting and entertaining. A scientific, humorous, educational "round table" without the table. Thank you all!
Best 2 hours of my life spent on TH-cam.
The best 2 continuous hours I have ever spent on youtube
This was the BEST live show I've had the pleasure of watching. Amazing panel!! More please.
Yeah the whole boring was on fire
One of the most fun star talks I have seen, in my opinion! Thank you all!!
Our brains aren’t broken when we have a “mental breakdown” The breakdown is the mind deciding to fix itself bc you haven’t figured out how to live in alignment with the universe. My mental breakdown while hard and emotional has helped me have a much happier experience in every moment of life. Some of us have to hit reset. Then we begin realizing we have all we need inside each of us and there isn’t anything to worry about. That our life is completely based on our perspective.
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The grandmother joke was so quick and on point like a simple "yes" that it took what looked like an eternity for Neil to "get"
Just had the best 2 hours of my life. Listening to brilliant minds with infinite sense of humor. I am speechless ❤️. Mayim rocks my world just saying👌
I think I've watched this 4 times already and its always a blast
Thank you for such an entertaining and informative show. I love Amy and it was great seeing her in real life. She is just as funny in real life.
First StarTalk I've watched and it was brilliant. Looking forward to the next one! :)
You got lucky. This is pure Gold
Bill: Science guy
Neil: Science gangster
ehhhhhhhhh I dunno, Bill has had some badass moments himself lol
@Nerdy Jeremy When you are an autodidact, you are what you apply yourself to.
*gangSTAR
@@ELETRIKDOG001 primo mafioso
He's not a science guy at all.... he's a fraud. I have a degree in engineering,, doesn't make me a scientist,, more like a student of science. He's managed to study-up on a-bunch-a random crap to keep a 'kids' show funded, but he has ZERO degrees to back his moniker.
Mayim is the best actor panalist i have ever seen. She really did a great job.
Incredible! Amazing! Funny! So many thoughts and understanding! Just love this through and through! Sharing with so many friends...thank you ALL that showed up to discuss and be real! Love you all!!!
Exactly what I needed tonight! The last time I saw something this entertaining was the panel of comedians assembled by Joe Rogan and Bill Burr the night of the election where Hilary lost to Trump. Another true gem.
26:20 Paul Rudd: "I don't get it."
Mayim Biali: "I'll tell you later."
😉
Didn’t like this comment cuz you’re at 69 likes. Nice.
@@aldolopez1596 You're a true hero!
@@samsmusichub just trynna leave the world better than I entered it
@@aldolopez1596 That's the spirit.
if I dislike will it bring it back to 69?
Gene from Bob's Burgers hosting a chat with smart people.
How did I not notice wtf
Bob's burgers is my favorite tv show ever !
I feel they did his character based on him lol, he is almost the same as in the cartoon !
did he also voice cheryl's brother in archer?
Honestly the most annoying part of this great amazing video! The crew could have corrected the volume on his mic! But alrighty
I'm SO grateful they chose Neil DeGrasse Tyson to be the moderator of this fascinating and enlightening discussion - he is always the educator par excellence. The best part is at the very end, when he makes sure a child gets to ask a question, and she blows everyone away. And his answer is every bit as nuanced and honest as it would be if he were talking to an adult. Thank you, Neil, you are my hero!!!!
Neil has the best laugh. One day, I hope to laugh that deeply, I mean that tonally and metaphorically.
Meta phonetically xD
Metatonally
I love when Mayim laughs she puts her hands over her mouth and nose. So cute!
What Michael Ian Black describes at 1:28:41 was actually the premise of the 1983 movie “Brainstorm” with Christopher Walken, Natalie Wood, and Louise Fletcher. I was hoping someone on the panel would mention that.
*All of 'em walked with confidence during the intro and there's Mayim being shy and all socially awkward, I relate very much so. Imagine the crowd.*
I really liked the panelists' repartee. I am a huge fan of Mayim and I also really liked Heather.
1:58 am September 2020, still dealing with the COVID-19 Quarantine, and you guys made me laugh a lot. Thank you
25:16 his joke landed and her laugh is unforgettable
I have watched this 5 times now... Giving an amount of time in between... It's always fascinating! With always something new I learn and I laugh with an equal amount of joy.