Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
07 November, 2010
Sounds of Failure
Yesterday, I mentioned listening many hours to my backlist of podcasts and watching videos and how inspiring I find all of their content. One of those podcasts is Radiolab and one of the series of videos is PopTech 2010. Today's post combines them both with this presentation by Jad Abumrad.
In the video blurb they write that "He uses sound to explore ideas and share stories", but I think this video has more to do with the letting us listen to and delight in the sounds of failure.
Do enjoy!
05 July, 2009
Self-evident but Clever
Even though so much of what Michael Shermer says in this video is self-evident, the way he says it is clever.
It makes me think John Hodgman's recent speech at the 2009 Radio and TV Correspondents' Dinner.
Can't help but think these two might add much sparkle to any dinner table conversation.
The idea behind both presentations is the need for all of us to question popular theories and offer intelligent skepticism towards our beliefs of life's truths.
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