The rage, passion, and concern saturated his voice in a way that no one should be able to deny. He takes all that "be nice" hollow metaphor you learn in school, and really illuminates it in an accessible way. This is powerful!
I'm lucky to say that I was one of the 725 students who took Sam's class last semester. And for those of you who think that Sam is trying to "manipulate you" into thinking that empathy is the main problem that we have when it comes to war, you're wrong. As with any TED talk, speakers INVITE the audience to listen to their ideas. It's YOUR choice to listen, to engage, to understand, and to share their ideas. Once the speaker has left the stage, it is up to YOU to decide if you want to enlighten yourself with those ideas.
That is true, every single thing in internet for us to listen, to watch, to go into to, it's up to us. The TED talks we hear, the ideas we seek for, the life's perspectives we're searching for, are all here. Once again, it's up to you to grab the ideas or just identify with them. Well said Valerie
Valerie Buenafe well put. I agree with you. In my job every day i try to prevent my patients to be infjantilzed (the way society leads them to be) so the feel more responsable of their actions. As you say Valérie, you don’t need to feel manipulated each time someone says something accurate that you didn’t think of. Richards is a marvelous human being.
You ARE lucky and right in your assertions. The choice is ours to give or to take in this life. Unfotunately it's not always easy to give with a society that praises the consumption and the self-interest. This speach made my cry. And i am a 53 year old experienced MD.
I volunteer to translate this to Arabic because if someone volunteers to add it the video (dunno how to do that). I believe we all need to step out of our shoes and have a more open perspective about the world. I'm really pleased to see something that is not a hate message towards us, Arab Muslims. Thanks Clevonamerica for sharing this!
If you like classes where the professor just talks the whole time and you get quizzed on readings you read for homework and nothing in the class. It's his stage so if you enjoy that, youll enjoy the class.
@@chipheuston4064 ......and a stage is all it is. You, sir, appear to be the kind of person that can see through the nonsense. Think "dramaturgical analysis" from your intro to SOC class. You have restored my faith in the critically thinking student, albeit briefly, as the more posts I read will likely steer me in an opposite direction.
I don't see what is so amazing about this lecture. Are people so unempathetical that these view points have never crossed their minds before seeing this lecture? Really?
Yes! You have hit the nail on the head -- Sam is trying to muddy the water -- He is not sympathetic -- He is fearful of adequately left wing policies -- such as government guaranteed full employment at the 'union rate' terms and conditions.
100%!!! Beautiful talk!!! We need to start seeing ourselves not as merely individuals, but PART of a greater COLLECTIVE. Empathy is what makes us human... Sending love to all who needs it
This is very analogous to the militarization of the inner city spaces in the USA. We tell stories of "those people" but rarely do we ever try to understand what its like to be there.
This is perhaps one of the most truthful videos that I have ever seen. So unbiased coming from the source is such a fresh breath of air. I, myself don't see anything but the truth & fairness in all people. This video should be mandatory for everyone to take a see & if you have any ounce of love & justice, you will shut your filthy mouth & open your ears & eyes. So shut the hell up & listen for once in your life. It might do you good. Since you profess so adamantly of your lover of God.
Thank you for this video, the message at the end is something we all forget about! 'Step outside your tiny little world and step inside the tiny little world of somebody else... and suddenly with out realizing it you're seeing the world differently.'
Be empathy is essential part of to be sociologist ,i am from Ethiopian , i would like to add one thing human being cant live alone but some people miss this point. thank you for your sweet speech............ empathy
Thank you for making the pupil more understanding, you make me happy for saying what i thing about the reality of the situation in Iraq greetings a person from Iraq
This is one of the most thoughtful and insightful talks on the subject I have ever seen. Sam Richards presents his viewpoint with devastating comprehensiveness.
I'm an American and this video has been an eye opener for me. I am thankful for this mans work in teaching us all about how we feel as humans as a whole. SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH YOUR FRIENDS I'LL DO THE SAME. So that we can begin to have empathy for one another/ to understand and work towards bettering our world for ourselves and our children, where we can all feel safe and to love, have happiness. Peace my friend :)
My lack of empathy makes one side of these examples as easy to understand as the other. Empathy is the key to curing this problem because the problem is malfunction of empathy to begin with.
It saddens me to see any dislikes for the video.. whether or not you agree with his opinion, it's still an extremely thought-inspiring speech if you ignore the politics and actually make the effort to empathize
this was amazing. I've only been studying sociology for a week and i have learned so much. this was amazing because it helped me with empathy.I have autism which makes it hard for me to understand others emotions,so for me to be able to feel empathy from the different perspectives proposed in this video...is just amazing.
I had Sam Richard's for my Soc 001 class. The first day of class he asked people to raise their hands in regards to why they thought we'd gone to war. Oil won out, no contest. He agreed to that. He's well aware that it was for the oil.
Thank you so much for allowing me the opportunity to take a minute and challenge myself to “ put myself in other peoples shoes” you’re sharing a very beautiful message and I wish you all the best in spreading the message. Best, Khaled
We've lost the ability to empathize because we're too isolated. We watch only our favorite channels, read only our favorite websites, listen to only our favorite talk shows. We expose ourselves only to those sources of information that already agree with us, and they in turn drag us even farther apart, nudging us with baby steps. You already think x and y, and here's z to think about. We need to get people thinking for themselves again. We need to stop isolating ourselves, and start listening.
Sam is anything but typical he actually acts on his beliefs and helps people in other countries. His speeches are just to get people thinking about things they usually don't think about. He would never tell you how you should think but questions you on all your beliefs and thoughts to get you thinking about what you truly believe.
if you are a soldier in another country-you are the monster commiting war crimes-if you are a soldier standing in your own country -you are a hero trying to defend against the monster. it's pretty simple.
Such a brilliant talk with understandable examples, empathy exists in every one of us and I hope we all can increase our empathy to people who we love and who who we don't.
Amazing lecture, being a Pakistani i can now understand the feelings of Anti American feelings that alot of my countrymen have. I wish things could have been better!
Empathy is great place to start, but please continue on to true COMPASSION! That's where you find TRUE and lasting peace! I blog about this all the time !
@dgrove21 I think the point in the first three minutes is that Americans would probably be doing this to the Chinese under those conditions. It's not about a culture but about circumstances. Some 100,000+ civilians have died in these wars and Americans are joyous in the streets, singing, saluting flags, dancing all of the time. As a family member of one of those innocents, I'm sure you'd feel something about all of that celebration. That's the point of the talk.
I can only semi relate to this. I went overseas as an atheist and stayed an atheist throughout my time in the military. While I respected the Taliban, and understood their convictions, I just could not respect their sharia law barbarism. Women deserve a certain amount of respect. They do not deserve to be kidnapped and decimated for not wearing a burqa. They do not deserve to be slaughtered for trying to learn. The Taliban's convictions destroy lives, and must be crushed, changed, or destroyed.
As a social scientist, I could see where he is coming from. Agreed, the examples are rather extreme, but that was the point! Addressing a gathering in the USA about empathy, what better topic to choose than the Iraq war. But the emotions around it are so strong that I can see why the message did not reach. The message is this, "I might not agree with what they are doing, but I UNDERSTAND..." Isn't that what empathy is about?
As an American I find this video deeply inconvenient. Thankfully after being up for over two years, it has less than a quarter of a million views. I shall now watch Gangnam style again, and forget. forget... forget
Not all Americans are "asleep" concerning these matters. Many Americans even soldiers are waking up. Please search for WINTER SOLDIER on you tube to hear soldiers speak the truth about what goes on in Iraq that we don't see or know about. Very powerful!
When the Americans brought down the statue of Sadam the crowd rejoiced. A LOT of Iraqis despised Sadam and were pleased to see him deposed. There was a LOT of empathy for THOSE people. ALL Shia Iraqis were especially pleased. Picture Saddam lamenting the death of one of his murderous henchmen and a US wife lamenting the death of her Saddam-ridding soldier husband, for which one would an Iraqi Kurd have more empathy? And I agree that empathy should always be something for which to strive.
Mike, thank you for stepping up @18 to do what you thought was right, and for being willing to put your life on the line for your comrades, family, community and country. I am so grateful there are so many incredible men and women willing to do that. I'm so sorry we send you on these kinds of missions. I much prefer the incredible tactical support the military gives in times of disaster.That should be the top mission! Anyway, I hope you find peace with all of it. Please be kind to yourself, too.
If everyone had some degree of empathy: We'd ALL be living a lot differently than we do now. Because unless you, yourself were evil, you couldn't abide with it in your presence.
I wish people around the world would realize a lot of Americans are empathetic! This is what is so frustrating about reading comments that say "blah blah blah stupid Americans. Everyone hates Americans." Yes, I am an American. Yes, our government does a lot of messed up stuff. BUT, do I have any say in what my government does? Yeah, sure maybe about 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000001%, if even that much. Please, don't miss the point of the video and show empathy toward most Americans too.
لم أكن اعتقد أن هنالك احد يفهم ما يدور حول هذه الحرب كنت اعتقد أنهم فقط يصدقون ما تمليه عليهم وسائل الإعلام أو ما تريد وسائل الإعلام أن يعتقدوا بأنه الصواب شكرا لك سام ريتشارد
yea..... lets just think about this concept for a moment: The president who initiated the invasion was George bush. George bush happeneds to be very good friends with a man named Dick Chaney( the owner of haliburton). For the someone ignorant of what haiburton has to do with this, i will explain. Haliburton is a weapons company that just so happeneds to be the main supplier for the U.S. military. The war in Iraq made haliburton 39.5 billion.....just giving you a main reason for George's logic
Everyone who feels strongly about an issue should take the time to try and honestly argue that issue from the opposite viewpoint. To really try and prepare a convincing argument against the view they normally hold. For a few, it might change their mind completely. For others, they might find a few points they agree with and modify their stance. But at the least, hopefully most would be able to at least respect and understand the view, even if they don't agree with it.
This is such a great video. I really struggled to feel these different scenarios but when I did it was eye-opening and mind blowing for me! Thank you so much TED
We don't just misunderstand understand each other, but racism is created as a kind of psychological technology to enable war. The media helps create racism. The military helps create racism. This knowledge doesn't come only from experience, but from stories about experiences. It's also not only an international issue, but it exists internally within the US between groups in the US.
@x13nick13x Yep. It's the perspective of a sociologist. To put your feet into someone else's shoes. It's the truest perspective and experience of empathy.
@Tmmz1107 Hahah I totally agree, I remember attending Dr. Clemente's class and just losing myself to his experiences and stories, it got as far as people just attending his lectures without even finding space to sign in his class, however you have to give Sam Richards some credit hes a phenomenal speaker!
The rage, passion, and concern saturated his voice in a way that no one should be able to deny. He takes all that "be nice" hollow metaphor you learn in school, and really illuminates it in an accessible way. This is powerful!
.....and Marlon Brando had a great performance in Apocalypse Now.
I'm lucky to say that I was one of the 725 students who took Sam's class last semester. And for those of you who think that Sam is trying to "manipulate you" into thinking that empathy is the main problem that we have when it comes to war, you're wrong. As with any TED talk, speakers INVITE the audience to listen to their ideas. It's YOUR choice to listen, to engage, to understand, and to share their ideas. Once the speaker has left the stage, it is up to YOU to decide if you want to enlighten yourself with those ideas.
Lovely and thoughtful comment.
Valerie Buenafe please watch video of Jim Nduruchi called Viola re Jigger Victims in Kenya
That is true, every single thing in internet for us to listen, to watch, to go into to, it's up to us. The TED talks we hear, the ideas we seek for, the life's perspectives we're searching for, are all here. Once again, it's up to you to grab the ideas or just identify with them. Well said Valerie
Valerie Buenafe well put. I agree with you. In my job every day i try to prevent my patients to be infjantilzed (the way society leads them to be) so the feel more responsable of their actions.
As you say Valérie, you don’t need to feel manipulated each time someone says something accurate that you didn’t think of.
Richards is a marvelous human being.
You ARE lucky and right in your assertions. The choice is ours to give or to take in this life. Unfotunately it's not always easy to give with a society that praises the consumption and the self-interest.
This speach made my cry. And i am a 53 year old experienced MD.
I volunteer to translate this to Arabic because if someone volunteers to add it the video (dunno how to do that).
I believe we all need to step out of our shoes and have a more open perspective about the world. I'm really pleased to see something that is not a hate message towards us, Arab Muslims. Thanks Clevonamerica for sharing this!
I bet having class with this man's incredible
it is
Soc119. Search it. You will find him and his lectures.
If you like classes where the professor just talks the whole time and you get quizzed on readings you read for homework and nothing in the class. It's his stage so if you enjoy that, youll enjoy the class.
@@chipheuston4064 ......and a stage is all it is. You, sir, appear to be the kind of person that can see through the nonsense. Think "dramaturgical analysis" from your intro to SOC class. You have restored my faith in the critically thinking student, albeit briefly, as the more posts I read will likely steer me in an opposite direction.
One of the most fascinating TED talks I've seen in a while.
It's scary that there are people who could give this a thumbs down. That's really worrying. This is a very important video/understanding.
This video should be played in schools everywhere. This kind of thinking seems so rare that it's frightening.
I don't see what is so amazing about this lecture. Are people so unempathetical that these view points have never crossed their minds before seeing this lecture? Really?
Yes, maybe
Yes! You have hit the nail on the head -- Sam is trying to muddy the water -- He is not sympathetic -- He is fearful of adequately left wing policies -- such as government guaranteed full employment at the 'union rate' terms and conditions.
100%!!! Beautiful talk!!! We need to start seeing ourselves not as merely individuals, but PART of a greater COLLECTIVE. Empathy is what makes us human... Sending love to all who needs it
The man is doing therapy - getting us to be insightful about our thoughts, beliefs and actions.
This is very analogous to the militarization of the inner city spaces in the USA. We tell stories of "those people" but rarely do we ever try to understand what its like to be there.
I have him as a professor this semester. Sam Richards is the man!
Never have i ever seen someone straight-forward and truthful as this man!
This is perhaps one of the most truthful videos that I have ever seen. So unbiased coming from the source is such a fresh breath of air. I, myself don't see anything but the truth & fairness in all people. This video should be mandatory for everyone to take a see & if you have any ounce of love & justice, you will shut your filthy mouth & open your ears & eyes.
So shut the hell up & listen for once in your life. It might do you good. Since you profess so adamantly of your lover of God.
Thank you for this video, the message at the end is something we all forget about!
'Step outside your tiny little world and step inside the tiny little world of somebody else... and suddenly with out realizing it you're seeing the world differently.'
Best way to make things going on around us easy to understand, "Empathy".
Thanks for your guidance.
I'm astounded that this video does not have millions of views.
I can't believe this video is already almost 3 years old but only has so few views. What a great talk.
Be empathy is essential part of to be sociologist ,i am from Ethiopian , i would like to add one thing human being cant live alone but some people miss this point. thank you for your sweet speech............ empathy
I wish more people would listen to this guy.
Thank you for making the pupil more understanding, you make me happy for saying what i thing about the reality of the situation in Iraq
greetings
a person from Iraq
This guy's talk beats every roller coaster ever in human history
This is one of the most thoughtful and insightful talks on the subject I have ever seen. Sam Richards presents his viewpoint with devastating comprehensiveness.
Fantastic speech! One of the very best I have seen! Congratulations, Mr. Richards.
I'm an American and this video has been an eye opener for me. I am thankful for this mans work in teaching us all about how we feel as humans as a whole. SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH YOUR FRIENDS I'LL DO THE SAME. So that we can begin to have empathy for one another/ to understand and work towards bettering our world for ourselves and our children, where we can all feel safe and to love, have happiness. Peace my friend :)
My lack of empathy makes one side of these examples as easy to understand as the other. Empathy is the key to curing this problem because the problem is malfunction of empathy to begin with.
It saddens me to see any dislikes for the video.. whether or not you agree with his opinion, it's still an extremely thought-inspiring speech if you ignore the politics and actually make the effort to empathize
this was amazing. I've only been studying sociology for a week and i have learned so much.
this was amazing because it helped me with empathy.I have autism which makes it hard for me to understand others emotions,so for me to be able to feel empathy from the different perspectives proposed in this video...is just amazing.
This is the greatest Ted Talk of all Ted Talks.
I had Sam Richard's for my Soc 001 class. The first day of class he asked people to raise their hands in regards to why they thought we'd gone to war. Oil won out, no contest. He agreed to that. He's well aware that it was for the oil.
The most important video an American will ever see. 20 minutes to change your life.
sam richards is the man!!!! i attended some classes and he really stimulates ur mind and make you see different perspectives of everything!
As a graduate student, I'll probably not be able to his course. But it was a pleasure listening to him at TEDx.
This little word, empathy, gives chill to my spine. I am trying to reconnect this word to nihilism, passivity and permissive society
Emapthy: something every human needs to learn
Spelling: something everyone needs to learn
Not everyone can. The Narcissist for example. They can't change.
I absolutely love his passion and tone on this topic
Sometimes I feel happiness when I listen to beautiful lecture like this
Great lecture. Empathy is a powerful thing.
i am crying this is so touching! best TED ralk ever ever
Thank you so much for allowing me the opportunity to take a minute and challenge myself to “ put myself in other peoples shoes” you’re sharing a very beautiful message and I wish you all the best in spreading the message.
Best, Khaled
We've lost the ability to empathize because we're too isolated. We watch only our favorite channels, read only our favorite websites, listen to only our favorite talk shows. We expose ourselves only to those sources of information that already agree with us, and they in turn drag us even farther apart, nudging us with baby steps. You already think x and y, and here's z to think about.
We need to get people thinking for themselves again. We need to stop isolating ourselves, and start listening.
THANK YOU SIR FOR UNDERSTANDING AND EXPLAINING OUR POINT OF VIEW
Empathy is the foundation of all ethics
Sam is anything but typical he actually acts on his beliefs and helps people in other countries. His speeches are just to get people thinking about things they usually don't think about. He would never tell you how you should think but questions you on all your beliefs and thoughts to get you thinking about what you truly believe.
You are one of your Kind Sam, Stay Blessed!
Thank you for revealing the truth. I truly respect you!!!!!!!!
if you are a soldier in another country-you are the monster commiting war crimes-if you are a soldier standing in your own country -you are a hero trying to defend against the monster. it's pretty simple.
Sam Richards has done it again... amazing talk!!!!
My tears are being held back listening to this Man.Thank you Jesus.Can you feel it me?
Such a brilliant talk with understandable examples, empathy exists in every one of us and I hope we all can increase our empathy to people who we love and who who we don't.
Do a little reading dear boy.
I believe this would be the appropriate time for America to see this video...
This experiment could be applied to so many conflicts in our world.
Everyone should watch this.
Wow, I am impressed .
Thank you Dr.Richards.
Amazing lecture, being a Pakistani i can now understand the feelings of Anti American feelings that alot of my countrymen have. I wish things could have been better!
Brilliant.... love this guy. Said it all...
I wish everyone had the spirit of the native americans
This is fantastic ! Truth is truth.
Empathy is great place to start, but please continue on to true COMPASSION! That's where you find TRUE and lasting peace! I blog about this all the time !
One of the best and most important TEDtalks ever!
@dgrove21 I think the point in the first three minutes is that Americans would probably be doing this to the Chinese under those conditions. It's not about a culture but about circumstances. Some 100,000+ civilians have died in these wars and Americans are joyous in the streets, singing, saluting flags, dancing all of the time. As a family member of one of those innocents, I'm sure you'd feel something about all of that celebration. That's the point of the talk.
There are many people who need to learn to do this. Peace.
I can only semi relate to this. I went overseas as an atheist and stayed an atheist throughout my time in the military. While I respected the Taliban, and understood their convictions, I just could not respect their sharia law barbarism. Women deserve a certain amount of respect. They do not deserve to be kidnapped and decimated for not wearing a burqa. They do not deserve to be slaughtered for trying to learn. The Taliban's convictions destroy lives, and must be crushed, changed, or destroyed.
Interception of perception is the key to logical sequence and rationality. Understand what that means and you can understand everything
as an Egyptian.. as a muslim.. I want to say Thank you from the bottom of my heart
I appreciate what this wonderful man said
As a social scientist, I could see where he is coming from. Agreed, the examples are rather extreme, but that was the point! Addressing a gathering in the USA about empathy, what better topic to choose than the Iraq war. But the emotions around it are so strong that I can see why the message did not reach.
The message is this, "I might not agree with what they are doing, but I UNDERSTAND..."
Isn't that what empathy is about?
Very good. Empathy is most definitely the basis of understanding. I also believe it is inexorably linked to the "Golden Rule".
im with him in every word he just said but not only muslim iraqies felt about americans that way .. but christian iraqies too , and im one of them !!
As an American I find this video deeply inconvenient. Thankfully after being up for over two years, it has less than a quarter of a million views. I shall now watch Gangnam style again, and forget. forget... forget
Best 19 minutes I spent today.
GOD BLESS THIS MAN!
Not all Americans are "asleep" concerning these matters. Many Americans even soldiers are waking up. Please search for WINTER SOLDIER on you tube to hear soldiers speak the truth about what goes on in Iraq that we don't see or know about. Very powerful!
When the Americans brought down the statue of Sadam the crowd rejoiced. A LOT of Iraqis despised Sadam and were pleased to see him deposed. There was a LOT of empathy for THOSE people. ALL Shia Iraqis were especially pleased.
Picture Saddam lamenting the death of one of his murderous henchmen and a US wife lamenting the death of her Saddam-ridding soldier husband, for which one would an Iraqi Kurd have more empathy?
And I agree that empathy should always be something for which to strive.
Mike, thank you for stepping up @18 to do what you thought was right, and for being willing to put your life on the line for your comrades, family, community and country. I am so grateful there are so many incredible men and women willing to do that. I'm so sorry we send you on these kinds of missions. I much prefer the incredible tactical support the military gives in times of disaster.That should be the top mission! Anyway, I hope you find peace with all of it. Please be kind to yourself, too.
If everyone had some degree of empathy: We'd ALL be living a lot differently than we do now. Because unless you, yourself were evil, you couldn't abide with it in your presence.
An awesome way to learn about empathy. You might like this, people!
I cried when I pictured the freedom fighter hugging his kid telling him not to worry because he will be back, then leaving the house never to return.
I wish people around the world would realize a lot of Americans are empathetic! This is what is so frustrating about reading comments that say "blah blah blah stupid Americans. Everyone hates Americans." Yes, I am an American. Yes, our government does a lot of messed up stuff. BUT, do I have any say in what my government does? Yeah, sure maybe about 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000001%, if even that much. Please, don't miss the point of the video and show empathy toward most Americans too.
Pleas Americans wake up
Thanks a lot for this video ... we need more people like you
Bless you
best video i have ever seen.
16:36 there he should get the last skeptic.
this is a very touching speech
لم أكن اعتقد أن هنالك احد يفهم ما يدور حول هذه الحرب
كنت اعتقد أنهم فقط يصدقون ما تمليه عليهم وسائل الإعلام أو ما تريد وسائل الإعلام أن يعتقدوا بأنه الصواب
شكرا لك سام ريتشارد
this video is the most important video on youtube..i am changing my path because of it...bravo
bret
yea..... lets just think about this concept for a moment: The president who initiated the invasion was George bush. George bush happeneds to be very good friends with a man named Dick Chaney( the owner of haliburton). For the someone ignorant of what haiburton has to do with this, i will explain. Haliburton is a weapons company that just so happeneds to be the main supplier for the U.S. military. The war in Iraq made haliburton 39.5 billion.....just giving you a main reason for George's logic
Everyone who feels strongly about an issue should take the time to try and honestly argue that issue from the opposite viewpoint. To really try and prepare a convincing argument against the view they normally hold. For a few, it might change their mind completely. For others, they might find a few points they agree with and modify their stance. But at the least, hopefully most would be able to at least respect and understand the view, even if they don't agree with it.
This is such a great video. I really struggled to feel these different scenarios but when I did it was eye-opening and mind blowing for me! Thank you so much TED
great talk
I am a fan of empathy because of the benefits in my life firstly, then others!
So pumped for his SOC 119 class next semester
the word "terrorist" explains it all Mr.Sam
you're 100% right.
wow speechless ....... Excellent way to brought forward the real picture.....good job man!!!
We don't just misunderstand understand each other, but racism is created as a kind of psychological technology to enable war. The media helps create racism. The military helps create racism. This knowledge doesn't come only from experience, but from stories about experiences. It's also not only an international issue, but it exists internally within the US between groups in the US.
@x13nick13x Yep. It's the perspective of a sociologist. To put your feet into someone else's shoes. It's the truest perspective and experience of empathy.
Thanks Mitsue, .....too bad most people don't see from this perspective
thank you MR. Sam and thanks to clevonamerica for sharing this video .
Man this guy is AWESOME
I see this today. Incredible. 💝
If humans are to survive we must do this. This is the way we evolve. Not technology.
@Tmmz1107
Hahah I totally agree, I remember attending Dr. Clemente's class and just losing myself to his experiences and stories, it got as far as people just attending his lectures without even finding space to sign in his class, however you have to give Sam Richards some credit hes a phenomenal speaker!