How to pronounce “this” in English

Can you now do some ink like moving this like this?ThisYeah, thanks. Then maybe I can do that. You can do you can do that. This is cuz it's good or

And this gap is a gap that terrifies me.This is the gap that, if we don't handle it properly, can lead to social unrest, where people don't have what they need,and they're left behind, and they feel that the future doesn't need them at all.

That wasn't supposed to happen, right?- This experiment split the physics community in two.It made them question whether fields are fundamental or whether something that was supposed to be just an abstract mathematical tool

was actually more core to reality.This tool was first introduced in an attempt to solve one of the hardest unsolved problems in physics, the three-body problem.That is if you have three bodies and you know their initial positions and velocities, how will they move under the influence of each other's gravity?

And here, the current pushes on it equally in both directions, so it wouldn't rotate at all.This spot has zero curl.But Thomson realized that the magnetic vector field B could be defined as the curl of some other vector field, the magnetic vector potential A.

- Robert Oppenheimer, who was David Bohm's PhD advisor, wanted to bring him squarely onto the new Manhattan Project efforts.- This was a life-changing opportunity.Bohm would be working side by side with some of the top minds in physics.

Take this for instance.This is a Planet Wild mission in Mumbai.It's a scalable technology that stops plastic at the source, preventing 10 tons from reaching the ocean every month.

- And that's showing, throwing no shade on their colleague who did these cool experiments.- This is exactly what they predicted.

- And that's showing, throwing no shade on their colleague who did these cool experiments.This is the perspective initially favored by Aharonov and Bohm.

- And that's showing, throwing no shade on their colleague who did these cool experiments.- This bothered me too.

period of just 300 years, reshaped the medieval world and the trajectory of Western civilization as we know it.This is a Lex Fridman podcast. To support it, please check out our sponsors in the description where you can also find links to contactme, ask questions, give feedback, and so on.

- Yeah. Why were monasteries such good targets for these early raids?- This is where I imagine myself as a Viking and one of my ancestors perhaps.And sailing in... I mean, they must have thought they had won the lottery.

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,this feudal ceremony, you have to kiss your lord's foot to- to, you know, be in a subservient role. And Rollo says, "I'm not gonna do that." So he turns to one of

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,This, I guess, if there's such a thing as heaven in this kind of construction of the universe, this is heaven.

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,- This is heaven, yeah.

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,- This is the highest form. This is the highest place you can go to is Valhalla.

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,This was the destination for the vast majority of people.

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,- This boggles my mind. This, like this map here just, it messes with me because they didn't have a compass.

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,This is my favorite video of all time. There's this low-key documentary where they're talking about penguins, and then there's one penguin that leaves-

So, for those who maybe didn't clap,this may be the part in the talk where some of y'all getting a little bit nervous.You hear economic democracy and you think it means enforced sameness.

And that's a surprise to many people.This idea that we had a measurable index of depression just because it was less serotonin, many people talked about, but it really wasn't true.So that's been sort of surprising to many people.

So first of all, it's reshaping treatment.This is not a chemical imbalance.We are not correcting a chemical imbalance.

If you are currently taking an SSRI, you should continue to take the SSRI.This is the first line of treatment for depression.It's for individuals that don't respond really, that have been most studied in terms of taking ketamine.

would come to the corner shop.This place became a gathering point for the whole community.On Sundays, my mom and dad would host church services. They would leave lectures and sermons.

Visual storytelling is how we unlock the stories we already carry.This is what I do in my work.I don't invent stories.

We can inherit it from what it was before or what surrounds us.This is what I did in a recent experiment. I asked my Instagram audience, "What does joy look like to you today?And what is your early memories of joy looking like to you today?

Well, there's no logical reason it has to be this way.This strange connection between pure mathematical thought and the real world has actually been the invisible engine driving human progress.Every piece of technology that defines our lives was ignited with a mathematical spark.

Consider the Poincaré conjecture.This is a legendary problem.It's a fundamental question about the nature of three-dimensional shapes originally posed in 1904.

Whenever I think about Turkey or Istanbul, my heart fills with joy.This is what we crave. This is what we seek.I'm sure some of you have been stranded at airports because of airline disruptions.

Are we not allowed? Are you still where your mother pushed you out? I doubt thatthis is true. If you can move, then I will too.To to the land, to the sea, to safety,

I would like to invite my lovely partner on stage for this, Tracy K. Please come on stage.This one is for your heart.Well, I'll tell you the truth as I only do, my

ability to win over any crowd with her totally wild energy, her joy, and her colors. Her voice to me is like this uhthis this chameleon. It can change color. It can change shape. It's stretchy. It's it's just this it's this magnificent instrument of joy. And Ithink probably one of my favorite moments of the talk you just witnessed was that moment where she goes higher and higher and higher and higher and

OK. This is wrong.This is incorrect. I hate to say this, but you're using your computer wrong.You know, not "use." I don't love that word "use." We don't "use" computers, do we?

Catch a tiger by the t -- Oh.This is a little embarrassing.This is actually an old poem I wrote.

This is a little embarrassing.This is actually an old poem I wrote.Egg on my face. It says, "Why whisper when a yell can travel just as far?

Wow! You can clap for that. That's cool!This is amazing. This is amazing.Now I'm noticing there's a couple eagle-eyed viewers in the audience, and they're looking at my computer and they're going, "Something's up, something's up."

There is room for everything you need right here on the desktop.This is silly.This is my -- My girlfriend, my ex-girlfriend, actually, made this for me.

This is silly.This is my -- My girlfriend, my ex-girlfriend, actually, made this for me.And, uh... I don't know, it's silly, but I like to look at it.

In a world where many, many big things have taken a very dark turn this decade,this is the one big thing that is going right. We have quite suddenly theopportunity to build a clean, abundant future if we simply seize it, but most

and into a more perilous one.This new age would come with one other great bonus.Unlike fossil fuels, which are concentrated in a few places, the sun's energy is available everywhere. Instead

supper. Now it is willing to provide us with all the power we could ever need.This gift has come at the last possible moment. It would be an extraordinary sinto waste it and it would be a beautiful beautiful project for humans to build it

I remember one woman coming up to me at the funeral and saying, "Don't blame yourself.This isn't your fault.God wanted her in heaven."

But there is hope, and there's some incredible people working on very innovative ways to solve this problem.This is my buddy Kurt in Guatemala. His company Semilla Nueva is on the forefront of biofortification,helping farmers to grow nutritious crops from the start. Jahiu, one of my board members, based in Kenya. His company

Every day I come home, I see it working as well.This is Leo. Leo's my son and as you can see from his t-shirt, he loves dinosaurs.Just before I flew here, he was telling me about his latest favorite one, the Stegosaurus. That's the one with the big

And so this is not somebody else's problem.This is all of us. Thank you.Woo!

This is my graduate student, Ashley Buschhorn.

This is a home we brought my son to for years, every weekend.

This is a home where I held the baby shower for my first child.

This is my sister's good friend's equipment.