Comments by "\/" (@joebazooks) on "TED" channel.

  1. How can you patent anything on the internet, considering it's not really a product?
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  2. exactly
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  3. Is that really even technology, isn't the technology the computer and monitor? lol
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  4. Like being innocent until proven guilty? We all know how that works out!
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  5. That's capitalism for your ;)
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  6. I fucking love this guy's energy.
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  7. Whoah, I've never even heard of that. I love language. Now I want to learn Esperanto!
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  8. Super inspirational.
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  9. if every man had 50 females, it would be harder to give each of them more attention every day
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  10. i understood what he said, perhaps it's your english that is in need of help
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  11. one of my favourite quotes of all time and my favourite bruce lee quote whoop whoop
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  12. @kwysocki id like to hear you explain the voodoo experiment. you are too skeptical i think
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  13. @kwysocki ahhh i agree, but some of it could be what people consider "super" natural while at the same time i do believe everything supernatural is simply natural, yet forgotten. i watched a few other videos and the car driving one could be done through memory
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  14. can anybody explain the car thing?!
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  15. @kwysocki this definitely is...but not his hypnotism stuff and some of the other stunts he does. theres a lot to learn in it
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  16. @kwysocki no idea who that is. but im not really watching any of this to be wooed. im much more interested in the nlp knowledge in his acts, although there wasnt too much in this
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  17. I heard this guy talk before. I like his style but it looks like somebody pasted a poster on his jacket. Paper, Glue, People. Excellent formula.
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  18. Nono, THE DEEP-SEA-QUENCES!
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  19. In my opinion, a lot of the violence and crime in this world's circumstantial, due to current social structures, and a result of people's need for basic necessities to survive, such as nutritious food, adequate shelter, and clothing to keep them warm in the cold, not being met. ALSO, if one didn't have to worry about being locked up for using potentially fatal force while defending themselves and their property, and therefore if one had to fear for his life when committing a crime, there would b
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  20. Yet god exists conceptually...
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  21. And notably, it's these very institutions that prevent the necessary changes.
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  22. Or, perhaps, artists especially are prone to suffering because their work isn't supported nearly as much as other paths. I think creative work of all sorts is totally undervalued in society.
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  23. Every government in every corner of the globe is corrupt. It's time we start considering other approaches.
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  24. ...be eminently less crime to begin with.
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  25. A nice message, nonetheless.
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  26. I don't know enough about modelling or runway modelling, although I've seen androgynous looking runway models (as of recently, if my memory serves me correctly), but I wouldn't be surprised. Likewise, they--whoever they is--have been manipulating if not manufacturing the ideas of masculinity and femininity for decades, too. For instance, look at the progression of action figures and dolls, specifically Barbie dolls. The whole thing is pretty insane, if you think about it.
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  27. he was implying* TED no longer hosts or uploads talks about science or enough talks about science**
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  28. What runway models or models in general look like nowadays is NOT how "we have defined beauty for the last two centuries." And who is "we," anyway?
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  29. That was awesome.
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  30. Fuckin' rights!
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  31. I want some candy!
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  32. you are great :)
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  33. Nothing personal, Mr. Colin Powell, just business.
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  34. At least this move is a video in the right direction, sort of. :)
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  35. I did learn one thing. I've seen people with Progeria before, (no more than one or two years and years and years ago,) but never knew what the disease (and I hate to call it that) was called or exactly what it did.
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  36. ...this video is a move... Sorry, dyslexia kickin' in lol
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  37. You can hear the fear, the paranoia in his voice...
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  38. funjai!
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  39. What did you expect them to do? Throw roses onto the stage?
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  40. funjai?
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  41. Thanks
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  42. coherent fast talker
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  43. Got a link?
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  44. Even if you don't have thorough understanding, it's beautiful; numbers too.
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  45. Thank you! I mean, in retrospect, it is easy to design a theory or at least incorporate certain elements in the design of a theory that fit repeated observations. Not only would it be easy to do that but I would go as far to say that it is very likely if not inevitable or at least more likely than not that the majority of theories we design or come up with will without a doubt fit repeated observations. It seems to me like scientists and science enthusiasts have trouble thinking outside the box.
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  46. How would we know that the 577R genotype is an upgrade... I mean, how practical would the ability of running fast be in the modern world, and probably in a future world too? I think there are many important questions that need to be asked before we begin proposing and throwing around the idea of f**king with our genes, that is the idea of intentionally altering our genetic structure.
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  47. It is a theory, just like the big bang theory; in other words, they are the best EXPLANATIONS we have at this given moment.
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  48. I've seen that Ted talk already. Okay, makes sense. Now I understand what you're getting at by hierarchical learning, but, in your opinion, is that even relevant to what she was saying and what she's doing? And what do you think her motives are, for what she's doing?
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  49. And what's wrong with the decentralization of such things, essentially making these things more accessible to whomever may be interested in them...?
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  50. Which one of his books? And this isn't compulsory education and neither is the current education system. The people's consent is necessary for most of what you talk about to actually take place.
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