The Genius of George Boole - How to be a Genius

The Genius of George Boole
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[@user-jp6ls2em2t]

It's shocking that people in their hometown don't know
george boole.
Lincoln England is unknown,
forgotten poople,
But now that documentaries have been made,
You'll find out
influence.

[@edwardholmok8572]

This is great. I'm showing it to my digital electronics class.

[@juanmanuelcodjambassis9002]

also my teacher did it

[@leenalbaridi6752]

@@juanmanuelcodjambassis9002 same

[@sergiosalazar9878]

Carvajal también

[@cototo]

@@sergiosalazar9878 pelao carvaajl

[@boogerie]

In point of fact C S Peirce & Allen Marquand first demonstrated that Boolean logic could be performed with electrical switches in 1885--52 years before Claude Shannon

[@alfonsobustamante6937]

So we could had digital devices very early in the last decade of the 19th century. Imagine if that woek where read by Edison.. maybe the first internet attempt..

[@Mythologos]

@@alfonsobustamante6937 Not without the transistor and circuit boards. Vacuum tubes weren't even being used yet. You'd need millions of switches to do the simplest function.

[@lukecockburn1140]

The extent C.S Peirce was ahead of his time & relatively unknown he is(even for a Intellectual) given his achivements is bewildering. The more I hear of the man the more astounded I am.

[@nyikosono-wp3qu]

I discovered a boolean Algebra manual while in grade10. I was fascinated by the Maths. I went on to study Computer Science.

[@ceoofbased3956]

This documentary wastes too much time saying how much of a genius and how important Boole is, and not enough time talking about what his ideas actually are. I'm noticing this is a trend among science documentaries. I guess they think we are too dumb to get it.

[@electricalsociety5593]

I don’t think you have grasped the concept that Mr. Boole was a genius, and that he is very important. You should rewatch.

[@Wizthings]

I think Boole may have been ill for some time before he died. I have read some of his personal letters, he writes to a friend in Lincoln complaining that he has lingering flu like symptoms and feels it most down one side of his face. His sister and wife had been ill with flu too and that they had benefited by taking turkish baths. He writes he is going to try the turkish bath treatment in hope of a cure.

[@elizabethwinsor-strumpetqueen]

James !I watched it....load of booles

[@queenlovegoddaughter1224]

Beautiful

[@jasonanthony166]

I teach advanced level computer science in the UK. Thanks for this- I like to add a few stories and historical anecdotes to my lessons to add a bit of interest. I will summarise this documentary by saying "for 80 years the response from the mathematical community to Boolean logic was a big fat MEH!" :-/

[@benjones8977]

Very interesting! 🧐

[@oklahomanorm2278]

True-----dualism explains an awfully lot, but it is the beginning

[@dennisgrimes5287]

Do we really invent anything or do we just discover it? That is, it was always there. We just stumbled on to it. Just my thoughts.

[@harounosmani2753]

No we discover

[@ConorFenlon]

@@harounosmani2753 Ehhh, no.. Humans invent new languages to solve complex problems. It is invention.

[@charlotterose-mariebeswick102]

Interesting, just like Newton it hit him on the head lol.

[@philparisi2687]

Wow insightful

[@Mythologos]

50:21 Ubuntu Unity!

[@iliapopovich]

Thanks to the Asian "0", Boole added the "1" and now we have the simplest Algebra, which is controlling the planet reigned by the Apes, called Homo Sapiens Sapiens.

[@samuraijosh1595]

@@HashimAziz1 0 was indian invention.

[@paulehrlich1021]

GREAT documentary...VERY BAD subtitles.

[@cototo]

ball

[@SouravChakraborty-oh8zm]

Hhow did yoy become you lend me some with NINA

[@hubertg7100]

Condense this please,

[@efelipe7044]

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[@ConorFenlon]

Whoever editied this documentary did a terrible job at fact checking and research.

[@criticalthinker420]

Getting wet doesn't cause pneumonia, an infection from bacteria or a virus does. A cold or flu that gets worse can turn into pneumonia. You can breathe in small droplets of water in the air that contain bacteria and later develop pneumonia, however the video tries to imply he caught pneumonia because he stayed in his wet clothes all day, and his wife put him in wet blankets. By that time, he already had the bacteria or virus.

[@jamesdecross1035]

Nonsense. You don’t catch pneumonia unless it is a particularly virulent strain. We all carry the infection in our throat without succumbing. A trigger, like wet clothes, would cause you to loose immunity and fall I’ll.

[@padmabanasodi5066]

Waste of time

[@leenalbaridi6752]

girll my teacher made us watch this and i dont understand a single shit

[@HashimAziz1]

@@leenalbaridi6752 Probably should have been paying more attention in class

[@HashimAziz1]

Speak for yourself, it was a good documentary if you can understand it