I'm sad because my dog died, and I cried because I was sad about it. 3 years later I don't still cry even though I am still sad about it. But I prefer your take. It's more wholesome.
I know this is supposed to be a joke but I honestly think it would be more interesting and easier to follow if science was explained in this historical fashion
No it's not. It's a great way for them to focus on unimportant historical details that catch their fancy and miss what they actually need to know for the test.
@@Tantalus010 disagree. I love teaching method using historical way, coz it helps me understand the basics and the way they founded in the first place
In a later episode, Sheldon explained string theory to Penny. But instead of going on tangents and talking down to her, he spoke from his love of ST and that time she actually picked up on it rather quickly. If Sheldon would normally speak from his enthusiasm instead of always trying to look and sound smart, he'd actually be an excellent instructor.
There's some great PBS specials out there. There also used to be good stuff on TLC ... before it became a channel for gawking at people in trailer parks.
You know I found a fanfic of Sheldon and Penny doing a video series where Sheldon is teaching physics with Penny being the student like the audience, and Sheldon the teacher. They even had one series focused on sci-fi and superheroes and how physics and science is incorporated there or whether is it accurate. That's a good idea for a youtube video ngl I wonder if someone made it already.
Say about Sheldon what you will, but the fact he was willing to tutor her through practically the entirety of physics says a lot about him as a person. My parents didn't even made the time to teach me basic math and I had to practically learn everything myself.
I genuinely love Penny. I get why Leonard loves her too. She goes from being this shallow ignorant hot chick to a beautiful intelligent woman just to get Leonards attention. She has a great character arc, and her controlled chaos actually helps the nerds open up. If it wasnt for Penny, Raj wouldve never stopped being a shut in, Howard and Bernie wouldve never met, Leonard and Sheldon wouldve been The Odd Couple of their building, And Sheldon wouldve never met Amy. I love how it took one small town waittress to get four nerds to be the best they can be just because she became an integral part of their lives, by chance
She has never been a "shallow ignorant" person. She might not be book-smart, but she's street-smart. Her social skill is good, that's why she has a wide connection and friend circles. Except for Sheldon, It's the 3 guys who are shallow sometimes when they evaluate women around base on their look and their sex.
You have to admire Sheldon's patience, pedagogy, dedication and naive enthusiasm. He was willing to teach a complete newbie like Penny in Physics, despite his repeated mocking of her lack of any studying record. Most importantly, he thought everyone, even Penny, was worth his time and deserving of getting new knowledge, which is quite generous of him by his self-centered standards, also showing that he didn't think she was a lost cause. AND he was also willing to start ALL OVER AGAIN when Penny said she needed to backtrack a little (a lot).
That's how my history lessons in high school used to be. "It was a warm summer evening" spoken with same level of passion to subject. Real shame that he chose to retire on vacation before my last year
Maybe the state could hire the teachers and build decent schools. Of corse the money have to comw from someone and they should get it from the rich who don't pay taxes at all.
Lol, as oblivious as he is, I can really admire the way Sheldon had absolutely no problem taking the time to explain *all* of physics. No bargaining, no pleading. Sheldon was happy to share his knowledge with another. Now....there may have been no small part of that willingness that wasn't just him showing off his own intelligence, but it's pretty clear he was also very intent on actually teaching Penny. Now.....if only he'd slowed down a little.
My physics teacher showed this to us at the beginning of the year and swore to us that she’d never be like Sheldon and let us suffer. Surprisingly it was a smooth curriculum.
If anyone is interested in Sheldon's question the answer is that mass cancels out, meaning that in vaccuum all object fall at the same speed, (feel the same acceleration from Earth's gravity). This implies that when two objects fall from the same height in Earths atmosphere, the object that reaches the fround first is not because of mass, its because its shape (aerodynamic resistance). With this I mean that it is true that a massive object will fall faster that a lighter one, since the resistance of air in the lightest object slows down more that object. Thats because there is air in Earth, but for example, on the moon, everything will fall at the same rate. Basically, when is air, the equation of forces changes, and the air resistance has to be taken into account, which is related to its shape. Hope it helps!!
It would have been a great marketing technique for the show when it was running to make a short 15-20 minute special with sheldon trying to explain physics to amy
When penny said you are going too fast sheldon genuinely tries to slow and repeats the topics and give hint about the question which shows he really cares for penny.
I was that kid who read the history behind every scientific discovery before the formulae or the applications. I wasn't the topper of my class and I wasn't the best at math. But I did really good in quiz competitions. I really hated my teachers for skipping the history in physics and maths. If you read the history of science, you're reading the history of civilization. How we came from cavemen to people with smartphones. It will always be the most fascinating thing to me, the story of our civilization and no sci-fi novel can top that. Man what I'll give to sit through Sheldon's lecture. If I ever have children, I'll try my best son! (or daughter!)
I really like that Penny asked Sheldon to teach her physics bc she wanted to be able to talk to Leonard about his work it was one of the few times where it showed how much she cared about him
For me, the early episodes were the best, especially the ones featuring Penny and Sheldon. Their dynamic was the funniest. After Season 5, I couldn't watch it anymore. Watching it a second time, I realized some of the problematic humor that while I laughed, I hated myself for doing it. Like the jokes Raj made about his Indian heritage. Anyway, the humor got meaner later on but from clips I've seen, scenes with Sheldon are gut-punching funny lol.
This is wonderful. I'd love to have a chance to learn physics with a remarkable mind like Sheldon. It's just a shame it doesn't have as much everyday use for ordinary folk like mathematics.
"It was a warm, summer evening"...
Hilarious!
You forgot it was in ancient Greece
"Oh, balls!"
That part made me laugh when he said it one or two or three times
His hand gesture at "it's a warm summer evening" really sells the scene and makes it so much more hilarious lol
"I cry when others are stupid, it makes me sad"
Sheldon was not crying.
He doesn't think Penny is stupid at all.
Such a sweet kid.
Penny isn’t dumb, she’s actually around average. She just looks dumb next to Leonard and Sheldon.
oh yeah
good observation
I'm sad because my dog died, and I cried because I was sad about it. 3 years later I don't still cry even though I am still sad about it.
But I prefer your take. It's more wholesome.
So what's the answer anyway? That we've deduced a=g as a way to say force is not necessary to maintain motion?
I know this is supposed to be a joke but I honestly think it would be more interesting and easier to follow if science was explained in this historical fashion
The Mechanical Universe uses history to provide context for teaching physics.
That will take years to complete 1 whole chapter during uni level mathematics...
It's not a joke, I think it would be far easier, since that's the way we humans learnt about the, and that is the way we built our knowledge.
I agree
i study physics and actually we do study this way and also got a subject called history of physics
For a character who's supposed to (severely) lack social skills, Sheldon is actually a pretty good divulger
Ma sei italiana?
probably because all of the RPG he played
he just lacks the social skills that would slow him down like empahty, compassion etc. he is good at the other social skills..
I actually want Sheldon to teach me physics. Going through the history of science like a story is a great way to engage your students.
No it's not. It's a great way for them to focus on unimportant historical details that catch their fancy and miss what they actually need to know for the test.
@@Tantalus010where are you from ??
@@Tantalus010 disagree. I love teaching method using historical way, coz it helps me understand the basics and the way they founded in the first place
@@andyadinata4191which should take no more than 5 minutes at best.
Yes, I wish someone would teach me physics that way.
My dad taught me Maths like this and I am great at it. Its so much fun!@@andyadinata4191
His teaching method was actually good.
I agree, would love to have a teacher who can teach people using stories
the hell it was, ancient greek language has nothing to do with the subject xD
Your like is 365×2
@@ogladaczr.t.3168 Well it kinda does
It was at the beginning. But he somehow ended up explaining what force is in the very first class
I love this teacher who is full of patience
Sarcasm?😅
Nah Sheldon is the Worst Teacher 😂
In a later episode, Sheldon explained string theory to Penny. But instead of going on tangents and talking down to her, he spoke from his love of ST and that time she actually picked up on it rather quickly. If Sheldon would normally speak from his enthusiasm instead of always trying to look and sound smart, he'd actually be an excellent instructor.
You realise he’s not real, right?
@@WimzorTheGreat Did you ask this question to everyone who discusses the characters on the show or am I just special?
@@vypernight You're very special. Talking to yourself on the internet about a fictional character like he's real is a pretty good indication.
@@vypernight Can you tell me the episode which as you said Sheldon uses his love of ST to explain Penny physics?
@@treshanfernando The Solo Oscillation.
The chemistry between these two characters is so on point…. Great play. This is how I feel studying electromagnetism..
This single video makes me want to know more about science seriously
Well let's start, it was a warm summer evening...
There's some great PBS specials out there.
There also used to be good stuff on TLC ... before it became a channel for gawking at people in trailer parks.
Ngl who else would have loved to just see a whole episode with sheldon teaching a physics course
Sure your not lieing?
me!!!
Also a full episode of Fun With Flags
So what's the answer anyway? That we've deduced a=g as a way to say force is not necessary to maintain motion?
You know I found a fanfic of Sheldon and Penny doing a video series where Sheldon is teaching physics with Penny being the student like the audience, and Sheldon the teacher. They even had one series focused on sci-fi and superheroes and how physics and science is incorporated there or whether is it accurate. That's a good idea for a youtube video ngl I wonder if someone made it already.
One of my favorite scenes ever from the show
"Tests" sound like life already
"I cry because others are stupid and that makes me sad !"😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂You're the best, Sheldon!!!!
Say about Sheldon what you will, but the fact he was willing to tutor her through practically the entirety of physics says a lot about him as a person. My parents didn't even made the time to teach me basic math and I had to practically learn everything myself.
"Don't write that down"🤣🤣
“It’s a warm summer evening…” That line… should’ve become a meme.
How was your day?
Me:
“College ruled.” What a burn.
Penny's puzzled face,
Giving random answers is pure gold!😂😂😂
I genuinely love Penny. I get why Leonard loves her too. She goes from being this shallow ignorant hot chick to a beautiful intelligent woman just to get Leonards attention. She has a great character arc, and her controlled chaos actually helps the nerds open up. If it wasnt for Penny, Raj wouldve never stopped being a shut in, Howard and Bernie wouldve never met, Leonard and Sheldon wouldve been The Odd Couple of their building, And Sheldon wouldve never met Amy. I love how it took one small town waittress to get four nerds to be the best they can be just because she became an integral part of their lives, by chance
She has never been a "shallow ignorant" person. She might not be book-smart, but she's street-smart. Her social skill is good, that's why she has a wide connection and friend circles. Except for Sheldon, It's the 3 guys who are shallow sometimes when they evaluate women around base on their look and their sex.
And no girl has to know about science to not be a "shallow ignorant" chick.
0:41 this is why Sheldon is fire
Went to Greece in summer it wasn’t warm. It was burning hot.
Yes a i saw you sweating like hell.how've you been though?
2600 years ago it was warm
was it evening ? :p
Global warming started in Greece
Climate change
This scene always gets me! 😂
sei italiano?
This is how I feel studying electromagnetism.😂
Boy did that chapter screw with my head 😂
It ain't that bad tbh
@@stuhff8169 The lower division, but upper div is heavier in calculations.
RiGhT hAnD RuLe
@@albertmendoza8330 If electromagnetism is giving you a hard time, stay away from thermodynamics or fluid mechanics lol
The chemistry between these two characters is so on point…. Great play
You have to admire Sheldon's patience, pedagogy, dedication and naive enthusiasm. He was willing to teach a complete newbie like Penny in Physics, despite his repeated mocking of her lack of any studying record. Most importantly, he thought everyone, even Penny, was worth his time and deserving of getting new knowledge, which is quite generous of him by his self-centered standards, also showing that he didn't think she was a lost cause. AND he was also willing to start ALL OVER AGAIN when Penny said she needed to backtrack a little (a lot).
"It's a warm summer evening, circa 600 BC"
Timeless....always refreshing...viewing in 2023...Love Sheldon, in particular.
That's how my history lessons in high school used to be. "It was a warm summer evening" spoken with same level of passion to subject. Real shame that he chose to retire on vacation before my last year
I would give everything to learn Physics for free from such a great teacher like Sheldon who teaches everything so nicely man...❤❤
"I would give anything to learn physics for free"
@@tmpqtyutmpqty4733implies that he has nothing
@@tmpqtyutmpqty4733 bruh
@@niroritTeaching should be for free. I am a Physicist and even though i have to teach for money to live i wish i could do it without charging it.
Maybe the state could hire the teachers and build decent schools. Of corse the money have to comw from someone and they should get it from the rich who don't pay taxes at all.
Lol, as oblivious as he is, I can really admire the way Sheldon had absolutely no problem taking the time to explain *all* of physics. No bargaining, no pleading. Sheldon was happy to share his knowledge with another. Now....there may have been no small part of that willingness that wasn't just him showing off his own intelligence, but it's pretty clear he was also very intent on actually teaching Penny. Now.....if only he'd slowed down a little.
'Warm summer evening---' that reminds me of Kenny Roger's song.
gambler
I never thought this type of show would be making me laugh but here I am
It's a comedy. It's SUPPOSED to make you laugh.
@@joshuadesautelssometimes these shows can be too corny though
Sheldon was way better than everyone else. They simply didn't deserve him.
The way Sheldon says no when Penny is guessing always makes me laugh!
Penny admitting to being stupid was the only sensible thing she had said in this sketch
To be honest and more precise she isn't really stupid but ignorant of specialized knowledge 😉😎🙂 no matter what she thinks 😉😎🙂
Sheldon: Why you crying?
Penny: (crying) Because I'm stupid!!
Sheldon: That's no reason to cry. Lol that's cold
I wish he taught me Physics
I love them all. Penny always put the boys in their places whenever they got too BIG!😂
Ill never get over this moments
My physics teacher showed this to us at the beginning of the year and swore to us that she’d never be like Sheldon and let us suffer. Surprisingly it was a smooth curriculum.
She'd never be like Sheldon
More like she could never be like Sheldon
I would really enjoy Sheldon's lectures lol
I personally have taken a course from someone like Sheldon. It would have been nice!
If anyone is interested in Sheldon's question the answer is that mass cancels out, meaning that in vaccuum all object fall at the same speed, (feel the same acceleration from Earth's gravity). This implies that when two objects fall from the same height in Earths atmosphere, the object that reaches the fround first is not because of mass, its because its shape (aerodynamic resistance). With this I mean that it is true that a massive object will fall faster that a lighter one, since the resistance of air in the lightest object slows down more that object. Thats because there is air in Earth, but for example, on the moon, everything will fall at the same rate. Basically, when is air, the equation of forces changes, and the air resistance has to be taken into account, which is related to its shape. Hope it helps!!
Not that I understood anything you just said but just leaving some words of appreciation for taking the time to explain... Thanks smart cookie
Oh actually I think I get it now, great explanation
I think get it now
they was a feather and metal ball experiment i saw few months ago in youtube
Nerd
It would have been a great marketing technique for the show when it was running to make a short 15-20 minute special with sheldon trying to explain physics to amy
That smile when he re asks her “Have you suffered a recent blow to the head?” 😂😂😂😂 I spat out my coffee
it’s a warm summer evening in ancient Greece
She nailed it 😊🤣😊 so cute 😍
Penny is so adorable !!😊
Sheldon is such a you know what, Enuff said
“It’s a warm summer evening, in Ancient Greece”
This was a very well written episode
I cry because others are stupid and it makes me sad 😂😂😂
Yep 😅
He wasn’t crying…so that was actually a compliment!
3:44 Props to Sheldon for willing to go back that far
I always incorporate teaching science with story from history just like Sheldon. ❤️
classic sheldon
savage sheldon
Brilliant scene!
I would pay so much money to have Sheldon teach me physics lol
When penny said you are going too fast sheldon genuinely tries to slow and repeats the topics and give hint about the question which shows he really cares for penny.
Penny is so sweet!! I love her
JEEEZZZ. JIM HAS TO BE ONE OF THE ACTORS, THAT HAD TO LEARN THE MOST DIFFICULT SCRIPTS EVER!!!
I feel like penny when studying programming.
Python/ Pygame
JavaScript
Teach me a little physics.Good Szene.Thanks.Merci.☺️
A little physics ??? There is not such a thing......😜😜😜😆😆😆
Sheldon is actually a good teacher. Socially awkward but still a good teacher.
I love penny's face when she said "five"
I was that kid who read the history behind every scientific discovery before the formulae or the applications. I wasn't the topper of my class and I wasn't the best at math. But I did really good in quiz competitions. I really hated my teachers for skipping the history in physics and maths. If you read the history of science, you're reading the history of civilization. How we came from cavemen to people with smartphones. It will always be the most fascinating thing to me, the story of our civilization and no sci-fi novel can top that. Man what I'll give to sit through Sheldon's lecture. If I ever have children, I'll try my best son! (or daughter!)
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I really like that Penny asked Sheldon to teach her physics bc she wanted to be able to talk to Leonard about his work it was one of the few times where it showed how much she cared about him
I love this scene the most shows how much Penny loves Leonard indirectly even though she doesn't have any idea of science at all 😍
Wow I never realised how deep this quote of sheldon was..."Being Stupid is no reason to cry." One can work to not be stupid anymore...
I watched the series, couldn't complete it all. But this one is what impressed me. 🙂
Leter the episodes were more fun to watch
For me, the early episodes were the best, especially the ones featuring Penny and Sheldon. Their dynamic was the funniest. After Season 5, I couldn't watch it anymore. Watching it a second time, I realized some of the problematic humor that while I laughed, I hated myself for doing it. Like the jokes Raj made about his Indian heritage. Anyway, the humor got meaner later on but from clips I've seen, scenes with Sheldon are gut-punching funny lol.
Sheldon and Penny were the best. The actors and their characters had perfect chemistry.
Ngl season 9 is the funniest to me.
Actually it comes from the Greek work φύση which means "nature". Physics is study of the nature of some things
Sheldon is right. You are wrong, dont create your own fantasy.
Go a side and play your lego and kukubird.
FYI kukubird is from the future Greek work o0o. If you don't have one. Banana is your other option.
@@trumpstuck5830 Sheldon is never wrong
You're both right, even though you got the term for nature wrong: physics comes from τά φυσικά, "the things of nature", coming from φύσις, "nature"
@@saadinperson What about that one time with Stephen hawking?
I enjoyed this lesson 😂
@3:23 im going to choose to believe jim couldn't to the scene without breaking so eventually they said "fuck it" and added one of the bloopers
All the jokes aside, I think sheldon is teaching Physics in the Best way, right from the beginning.
I think if Jim parsons reprised his role as Sheldon to do a science education show it be hilarious 😂
I honestly feel like if any of these guys were my teachers in high school, I would've been set. Also, I like listening to Sheldon.
This may be the best episode of the run of the show.
with physics in mind one can become a magician
This is literally me and my sister, when im preparing her for the exams.
This is so funny 😂
HAHAHAHA 🤣 HILARIOUS!! 🎉
Moment they start to become friends
Not necessarily stupid- not versed in physics, adorable in her vulnerability. A very clever, funny segment.
No, she's stupid.
Love's the way he says "What is physics"
Sheldon is hilarious
Tests. There's gonna be a test? Tests 😁 they both played that simple exchange so well 💕
Back when the characters were still lovable . Before the show spiraled into some Nobel prize- obsessed ,
wedding -obsessed , soap opera nightmare
I love the relation Sheldon Penny
When he teaches Missy fractions in Young Sheldon 😆
I think Sheldon went a little a head of himself.
"It's a warm summer evening in ancient Greece!"
2:55 They also made that Fig Newton reference when Howard wanted Sheldon to teach him.
4:24 that hit hard
This is wonderful. I'd love to have a chance to learn physics with a remarkable mind like Sheldon. It's just a shame it doesn't have as much everyday use for ordinary folk like mathematics.
The way she says "five" is super cute
I so relate to Penny ... I was in the gifted sections in English and music thru high school, but could not do biology.
I really love the Big Bang Theory a good Series
I like very very movie.shasusa
I never liked physics, but I would sit through a whole course with him like that
This happened to me to at a magnificient level of exactitude, it was between me and my little sister. And boy it exactly felt like this.
Who was the teacher and was the subject physics?
@@chelseaxoxo784 I was the teacher of course and it was mathematics, the unforgivable convoluted fractions were not meant for my sister unfortunatly.
To his credit, this is the most effort he’s ever put into trying to teach anyone, something he hates doing. And it’s all for Penny lol