Jeff Bezos Quit Being A Physicist
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His roommate... Joelon Musk
Really ??
joelon.. 😭
elon also has a degree in applied physics
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They cut out the part where they both goto another guys room n ask that dude. Hes the one who solved it.
Sounds like a SKILL ISSUE
No, some guys have different way of thinking.
@@eddietime1811 sometimes you have all the puzzle pieces but you don’t know how to put it together, until someone else gets an outside view of it. that’s why peer review is so important because you can build of each other and compliment each others skills. You may know some things I don’t and vice versa. maybe they solved the first part of it and the other guy was able to solve the last part of it.
To look at the problem from outside of the situation is the best way to solve it.
When two are in a doubt and getting nowhere, then they should always get a third opinion.
For those who wondering : Guy who solved it was a Sri Lankan physicist named Yasantha.
Damn really! Nice to hear that as a Sri Lankan
Hahaha that part was cut in this video. 😂
He said his name was Joe
Thank you, he’s the main character
Damn learn to use your brain@@zuzumonster
-"roomate joe?"
-"joe who?"
-"joe mama"
363 comments and 0 reply let ne fix this
@@BabitaKumari-vv4vo Thanks Babita!
This means lot to me.
BabitaKumari lmao, go study for government exam you bihari
@@Rade34Dude you're wholesome as hell . U must be fun to be around.
@@raghav2495 yeah, half of my class is my friend
This is the worst edit of the story I've seen, you left out so many important parts
Yeah like mentioning cos before three pager
Yes. Important parts like the guy who solved the problem was their 3rd friend, who was Indian, looked at the problem... and the story goes. Fk this editor
Yeah he left out the name of his Sri Lankan friend who solved the equation just by looking at it.
I didn't get this bit whatsoever. 😕
Yea also why is there sad music lmao
Problem from calculas, solved using algebra, solution in trignometry. One hell of a problem it must be!
Speaking is sometimes difficult for me, I couldn’t tell a story if my life depended on it. But solving math problems is easy. The answers usually pop into my head like they were given to me. My brother was the opposite.
Yeah im the opposite its very easy for me to speak to people very well and make people feel comfortable
@@willf1118 same for me also math is very tough but doing other stuff talking and searching internet so calm hahahah.
@@willf1118it's easy for me too to make people feel comfortable.
I just dim the lights, light an earthy/musky candle and start jacking em off
@@willf1118 That means you are a people pleaser . That's a dark and dangerous road.
@@Yahweh5995Being able to speak to people and making them feel comfortable around you does not make you a people pleaser. Quit the “dark and dangerous road” bs
Great lesson! Quit all things you arent great at
Okay feel free to waste time tryna get good at theoretical physics then
@@mattpassos5689its not a waste lmao its something you learn with time. This mindset is so pathetic.
@@RICHFRVR have you ever taken college level physics? It’s not easy and unless you want to be an actual physicist focusing on physics is a waste, that’s why bezos left
@@mattpassos5689 yes im literally a physics major in my last year of college at UCLA trust me bro I know the struggle
@@RICHFRVR you sound like you need it therefore you felt some type of way but the average person definitely doesn’t need it, it takes a specific brain all power to you but not everybody can do that
As soon as I heard this original music,I knew this was going to be a life-changing short vid. Inspiration come on down. I'll just wipe the tear from my cheek quietly smile and nod my head
I gave you a like just for your profile pic... R.I.P. dime... what a legend...
@@stephenkillin9730 Hell yeah brother
@@TarnTarn-zv6cp Cheers from Iraq
Turn off the music. It’s design to make you cry bro. Music is a mode of communication. Input sad music output is sad emotion.
Don’t be manipulated
I'm not sure if this should be taken as inspirational.
Physics is a wonderful, character building field of study that has been a staple of humanity.
He gave up on something becuase someone was better, I'm not sure that should EVER be a life lesson.
well, look at where his decision led him and decidefor yourself
@@mycrushisachickenmost theoretical physicists love happier lives than him, I’m 100% certain of that.
@@pookz3067 i dont know. wealth, fame, power ... he got it all.
Albert Einstein was also a theoretical physicist also being a scientist doesn't stop you from starting a company like bill gates being an engineer started microsoft and elon being both a scientist and engineer started space x and Tesla both utilizes his scientific knowledge,how long will this guy be remembered after death?elon should be remembered forever as the person who sent ppl to Mars. @@mycrushisachicken
It can be. There is absolutely a good value in realising your limitations and that there are certain roles and purposes that are simply beyond you.
You should be aware of what you are realistically capable of and build a life from there, not spend a life desperately chasing fairytales and dreams that you could potentially never fill.
The problem with a lot of the "dream big", "you can be anything" and other inspirational narratives is that they are fundamentally flawed as they are constructed entirely from the smaller samples of those who succeed, without factoring in all those who failed.
For every iconic medalist in a race, there is the entire group of competitors who never got on the podium that are ultimately forgotten.
Half information is peddled here... Jeff not talking about Joe solving the problem rather a Srilankan genius named Yasantha...
His roommate was Yasantha Rajakarunanayake.
Bachelors and Masters in chemistry and math and TOTALLY GET IT!
To many moments I wanted to cry taking physics!
Physics is by far the hardest class ive ever had
I’m similar. I’m a senior in high school and will be majoring in math and chem next year. They are both fascinating subjects to me, but I really just don’t like physics even though in a lot of ways it’s a cross between the two
I don't know why he's looking like voldemort😂😂
“So I became a monster instead.”
"so I killed Joe"
How is he a monster
@@BreadPitt1012 he has made himself the richest man on the planet by exploiting literally everyone else. He barely pays taxes even though he built his fortune by using the infrastructure we all pay for with taxes like roads etc. He exploits his workers by paying them the absolute minimum for working in terrible conditions with little to no job security. He exploits small businesses on Amazon by copying and selling his own versions of their best selling items while supressing the creators, essentially driving them out of business. If you can exploit that many people and still sleep at night, you are a monster.
@@MaxVliet well if you can't beat em (and you definitely can't) join em. Amazon has employed millions, given customers delight and paid huge amounts in taxes. Socialism aint shit and as we saw in Germany, the Soviet union and north Korea it never works for anyone but the corrupt officials.
@@MaxVliet you forgot the part where he innovated and created a service everyone loves and uses, willingly trading their dollars for products. They businesses that sell on amazon also volunteer to do so because the traffic to their business and extra revenue is worth the fees and added competition. It's a free market and everyone volunteered to work with Amazon. You are delusional if you think it's all bad. The worker practices are pretty ugly I agree there.
He solved partial differential equation with algebra. Wow
Most important thing to a successful company, ripping off your employees.
When you think the richest are the richest because they're the smartest, think back to this.....
Such a Lex Luthor man!
I badly want to be a theoretical physicist.
me too
Me too guys
same and i'm starting my physics undergrad soon :)
@@astro_penguin_Good luck 😉
Never quit. Always try again, take a step back. Come back and try again
Cute humanizing story!
So are we supposed to give up if other people are way better than us?
I guess there are more than one answer to this question.
Yes
I think it's more about playing to your strengths and trying to be realistic about what your best options are.
Bro acts like three hours on a homework problem in college level stem classes is a long time lmao
3 hours of getting nowhere is long. If you're making progress then it's fine, but if not then you're wasting time.
@@georgebrantley776 bro one time I spent days trying to figure out why my linear programming code didn't work and it ended up just being an oversight on my part. I had been setting A(A
@@technicolorskies5432programming is different. in a PDE or you know how to move your ass or you are done. simply as that. but I respect your opinion.
you literally cut out the most important part of the story
When hulk got all the infinity stones and he smashed it?
“3 hours on on homework problem”
He acts like this is something crazy. In fact when studying physics the first few semesters you have to deal with maths homework, theoretical physics homework and one experiment each week for which you have to evaluate the data and write a protocol. Taking three hours trying to solve one single problem is not that uncommon, but there are even more things to do. So 12-14h working a day is really common in the first few semesters.
It is designed that way to separate people who really want to do this from the ones who don’t. The most important skill ist to never give up. Getting really frustrated because things do not work out the first time you try it is half of the fun. But the next day you try again with a different approach and again and again until you finally work it out. Just don’t give up!
I don’t like this story, because giving up, once it’s getting hard is not a trait that makes you achieve your goals.
Remember great inspiring teachers that love what they do is a big part of it. No body’s dumb trust me.
“And then I said, ‘That’s not MY Yacht!’”
Lex Luthr is great at TED talks
They skipped the part where they both asked Chegg for the answer
So instead of building the next big death machine, I'll develop a platform to sell it.
Jeff: “It was at that moment that I invented Amazon@
Well 3 hours for a problem is very little...
room mate= joe tesla , a physicist who never get any recognition 😎🖤
Hang in there and dont quit. You’ll eventually make something of yourself!
There's a timeline where he actually continues the physics path.
His roommate...Joel deGrasse Tyson
This clip has removed the name of Yasantha Rajakarunanayaka.who did solve it for Jeff, whereas in the original Geff Besos was respectfully mentioning Yasantha.
Yeah, I'm just going to apply math to mass production and become Darth Bezos and exploit the working class, to build my Amazon Empire; but I'm the victim because I'll never be a Theoretical Physicist
Pays above minimum wage and offers benfits.
Look I found another disgruntled teen who didnt apply themselves.
@@Satan976 BS, the many complaints and hidden cameras inside Amazon wearhouses, say otherwise, while Darth Bezos goes and lies on TV, so people like you believe him, the same way you call a teenager a guy that is 49, you big mouth suck up; did I applied the exact description of your malfunction?
The key word here is “great”
Reminds me of another distinguished gentleman from Germany who couldn’t get into the art school - then decided an alternative career
I look up to you Jeff, the Washington post haha he who controls the future controlled the past. Thanks for the surprises. Top notch player. Keep your sense of humor. Happy trails✌️
It's always creepy how evil can be so likable....
Cosine what?
Just Cosine?
I call BS on him studying PDEs
You can see the strangeness in him
Sine or Cosine 😂 Everything from A->Z with PDE’s ODE’s BE STRONG ON YOUR ALGEBRA
It’s ok you still have value
The answer was…cosine? I see how he didn’t get far, he was a bullshitter
Afterwards Jeff bought him out and laid him off.
The lizard people did it foreum😂😂😂
He became lex Luther!
That's good to hear in fairness
Let me just be a billionaire and tell you guys that I needed to use trig instead of calculus. And then build a rocket for no reason.
How does his speech remind me of adult sheldon cooper?
so then i became saitama
He looks like a hybrid of man and fly
Ahh - Jeff was once a math geek
Well - that makes sense 👋
He also quit being a decent and moral human being.
Should have stuck with it Jeff. If you love something, stick with it.
Joe cant even make a sentence either
Sheldon Cooper is a Great Theoretical Physicist..Bazinga
Now pay your employees. That’s not such a hard equation.
Literally can't talk without swallowing like a lizard every 2nd sentence.
Why does this dude even have a roommate?
Should have met jee aspirants in india 😅
What was the point of cutting this to make it seem like it was his roommate? That makes absolutely no sense
He was not able to connect things
Jeff quit being a physicist and became the CEO of Amazon. Joe quit being a physicist and became the President of America.
Only 3 hours? Psh that's nothing. Haha
Exactly my thoughts
@@jasonunddasgoldene Right? The rule was 8 hours. if it took 8 hours or less it was easy. haha
That is terrible because you left out the Sri Lankan physicist who solved this problem in his head. Look around, e.g Google, Microsoft ceo's, they are Asian..
" I'm Jeff Bezos, I can end world hunger and homelessness tomorrow but inexplicably I don't"
See that's where you're wrong. It's perfectly explicable: he's evil and greedy. Solving those things wouldn't add to his wealth so he doesn't do them.
Plus there's always the old excuse Elon used, and that's to push the burden of coming up with a plan on the people who confront him about his greed and hoarding of wealth. He tells THEM to come up with a plan as if he couldn't just pay somebody else to do THAT too. And it'd be easy, but it's easier still to shift that burden and absolve himself of all responsibility in the eyes of stupid mouthbreathers who drink every word out of his mouth like the last drop of water in a vast desert.
So it is with Elon, and Bezos, and every other rich bastard on the planet. Evil.
You couldn't end world hunger and homelessness with 10 trillion.
You are naive and have very little idea of how the world works.
Americans give this guy too much flak for no reason; just because he’s made a huge success for himself and thousands around him.
He’s not taken any money from anyone; he’s created wealth/value that would not have been there/taken a lot longer to achieve if u took him out the equation. AWS, Prime, sports, freight etc. You shit on him but you’d be devastated if he packed up the business and relocated abroad. Give the man some credit and stop spouting BS because ur edgy and cool….
I think it's because his 1 of the richest people with a very successful business yet most of his employees live on food stamps and work in harsh conditions. He exploits people intentionally or not, respect is earned not owed.
If it's more cost-effective I'm sure he will move abroad, I don't think he stays as a favour to his current employees. Infact aren't they trying to replace the current workforce with as much automation as possible.
If he moved other businesses would take their place, smaller and more independent companies could also be more competitive when it comes to pay.
You might even have more options interms of workplace to pick from.
If Amazon wasn't there then another company would have replaced it. Amazon wasn't the only e-commerce company.
Not Americans in general but looney leftists who would consume all services he has to offer and whine all day on twitter and reddit about he's evil for not paying them 100k a year for doing jobs a young high school or college kid can do.
@@Talaxianer As big as Amazon now? Not necessarily. The market would sure be taken by competition but it's likely gonna be fragmented. Dominating an industry isn't quite easy.
@@user-lo5mr3cz3c And who dictates how much those employees should be paid anyway? No lemme answer that for you. It's SUPPLY and DEMAND and nothing else. If there's a large supply of factory workers why the hell should you be paid more than minimum?
3 hours for one problem is not very long to be honest....
I don't even know wtf is partial differential equation.
Bezos is time for you to concentrate on Sierra leone, salone people needs you this time this is 2024 ❤❤❤
Admitting you dont know anything is how you learn more.
Elon claims to know it all and doesn't know jack...or joe
Einstein wasn't the best mathematician of his time and Math was not responsible for formulating relativity. Rather, math was used as a tool to prove the theory and not derive theory out of pure math. So, its very bad to think you need to be best in order to succeed in a field. Creativity and imagination along with hard work is what makes people successful.
i have a problem for you Jeff. TEMU! oh yeah. it is a tough one....
These people are leading wealth builders, but a scientist who is more knowledgeable than him will be far poor than him. Wealth builders need not be knowledgeable, they should have extraordinary talent in handling people. If his room mate and himself doesn't have technical sound knowledge, it doesn't mean nobody is not knowledgeable.
Who made this beat?
More and more I am thinking this is a Alien 🇺🇸
So i became a billionare and owned everything.
I like to think Jeff Bezos right now is living with a dirty roomate named Joe.
He just leaves beard trimmings around the mansions
Oh yeah cosine of course
Ok dude. But that’s not how physicists work..
What about never give up and work hard??? All these mixed signals.
Its reality jeff bezos is actually lex Luthor thats impossible 😮😮😮
For me this screams how hyper intelligent Jeff is. It takes many people years to figure out they are in the wrong place and some never figure it out.
Of course luck plays a role as well.
Now joe works for 10/ hour in Amazon warehouse
His roommate is Joe
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Mama
Jeff and joe legit the most basic names of all time 😂
That's a normal story.
I should try being a physicist
As I heard, one if his friend from Sri Lanka solved his question
Yes, he is Yasantha Rajakarunanayake, who later did a PhD in Princeton and is now a Director at MediaTek company.
I'd like to know what the equation was.🗿
We just googled it!
The equation was d/dx (sin x)🥱🥱
He's amazing. Hopefully we go down similar roads. Amazon greatest company ever!
avada ka dabra
Everything is resolved and solved again.
The adventures of Jeff and Joe.