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Technology and Tradition: Inside the NFL's Analytics Revolution
June 20, 2024
Cynthia Frelund from NFL Network moderates a conversation with a panel of experts to explore the role of Big Data in football, its impact on the game for both players and fans, and what it means for the future of America’s most popular sport.
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Elm Dirt Worm Farm: Organic Plant Fertilizer from Kansas City to Wimbledon
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June 8, 2024 KU Chemical Engineers Lauren and Matt Cain of ElmDirt.com share their fascinating journey of starting their business in 2020 and developing formulas for Elm Dirt’s fertilizers and soil blends. Four years later, their effective natural and organic fertilizer options, made right here in Kansas City with worm composting, are used in all 50 states by gardeners, golf courses, and farmer...
The Sun in Early Modernity Roundtable
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June 5, 2024 In spring 2024, Sophie Emma Battell (2023-24 Linda Hall Library Fellow) and graduate students from the University of Zurich collaborated with Linda Hall Library staff to design a new online exhibition exploring the cultural history of the Sun during the long seventeenth century. Join historians of astronomy Thomás Haddad and Nydia Pineda de Avila as they moderate a conversation wit...
After Hours with Medieval Science
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June 3, 2024 Cambridge University’s Seb Falk joins the Linda Hall Library's Jason W. Dean in an engaging conversation on medieval science. Seb and Jason focus on a single title in the Library’s collection: a copy of the medieval astronomy textbook Sphaera Mundi, composed c. 1215 by John of Holywood (called Sacro Bosco), and printed by Erhard Ratdolt in 1482. Using this extraordinary example, th...
JCCC Bird Collision Study: Creating Safer Passage for Migrating Birds
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May 11, 2024 In this program presented on World Migratory Bird Day, Krystal discusses the remediation efforts the college has made, the unintended consequences they had to fix, and what everyone can do to mitigate bird strikes at home or work, with both budget and aesthetics in mind.
Multivalent: Accessibility and the User Experience in Kansas City
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April 23, 2024 A KC Design week event presented in association with the User Experience Professional Association, Kansas City. As Kansas Citians, we are in the midst of the development of various multivalent experiences and connected opportunities around us. Learn more about the transdisciplinary projects around us with four presentations followed by a moderated discussion with leaders in the u...
How Do I Become a Biologist?
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May 1, 2024 Dr. Cindy Ly, Scientist II from MilliporeSigma, offers academic and career advice for students interested in becoming a biologist.
Bombs, Computers, and the Dawn of the Anthropocene
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April 25, 2024 In this talk, Bree Lohman explores the entanglement of computation and nuclear weapons at the dawn of the Anthropocene.
Whispers of the Wild: The Enigmatic World of Native Pollinators
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April 13, 2024 Delve into the inspiring universe of native pollinators, those unsung heroes in our ecosystems, and discover their remarkable diversity, intricate behaviors, and the crucial role they play in supporting biodiversity. We will unravel the nuances of their co-evolution with native plants, investigate the threats they face in the modern world, and explore conservation initiatives. Co...
After Hours with Aldus Manutius
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Recorded November 1, 2021, at the Linda Hall Library Collector and scholar G. Scott Clemons and Jason W. Dean, the Linda Hall Library’s Vice President for Special Collections, explore the enduring legacy of the Aldine Press, exemplified by materials held by the Library.
Women in STEM: Angela Kennedy and Beth Noser
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Kaylee Peile, Director of Development at the Linda Hall Library, is joined by Angela Kennedy, Board Member at Keystone Community Corporation, and Beth Noser, Executive Director at Kansas City Women in Technology. The Linda Hall Library Women in STEM series features Kansas City leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to discuss the roles and achievements of women in STEM by ...
Totality! The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
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March 9, 2024, at the Linda Hall Library Jackie Beucher from the Astronomical Society of Kansas City and astronomer David Levy (joining virtually) discuss everything you need to know to plan your trip for the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024: Where to see it, what to expect, and how to safely view it.
How to Clone a Mammoth: The Science of De Extinction
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March 7, 2024, at the Linda Hall Library Could extinct species, like mammoths and passenger pigeons, be brought back to life? In this lecture, Beth Shapiro, an evolutionary biologist and pioneer in ancient DNA research, addresses this intriguing question by exploring the astonishing and controversial process of de-extinction.
Moonwalking with Einstein: : The Art and Science of Remembering Everything
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March 15, 2012 Bestselling author Joshua Foer' recounts his yearlong quest to improve his memory under the tutelage of top "mental athletes." He draws on cutting-edge research, a surprising cultural history of remembering, and venerable tricks of the mentalist's trade to transform our understanding of human memory.
Women in STEM: Siva Sankari, Assistant Investigator, Stowers Institute for Medical Research
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Women in STEM: Siva Sankari, Assistant Investigator, Stowers Institute for Medical Research
Science in the Race to the South Pole
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Science in the Race to the South Pole
How Do I Become a Meteorologist?
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How Do I Become a Meteorologist?
Welcome to the Anthropocene: An Evening with Elizabeth Kolbert
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Welcome to the Anthropocene: An Evening with Elizabeth Kolbert
Leaning Toward Light: Poems for Gardens & the Hands That Tend Them
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Leaning Toward Light: Poems for Gardens & the Hands That Tend Them
How Do I Become a Video Game Designer?
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How Do I Become a Video Game Designer?
Women in STEM: Neelima Parasker, Founder, President and CEO at SnapIT Solutions.
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Women in STEM: Neelima Parasker, Founder, President and CEO at SnapIT Solutions.
Women in STEM: Megan Whitman, AIA, IIDA, Senior Vice President at BRR Architecture
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Women in STEM: Megan Whitman, AIA, IIDA, Senior Vice President at BRR Architecture
Women in STEM: Manisha Diaz, Associate Director of R&D at Eurofins Viracor BioPharma Services
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Women in STEM: Manisha Diaz, Associate Director of R&D at Eurofins Viracor BioPharma Services
Backbone of a Nation or Tentacles of US Empire? Infrastructure Development in Bolivia in the 1940s
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Backbone of a Nation or Tentacles of US Empire? Infrastructure Development in Bolivia in the 1940s
Losing the Global War on Rats, 1890s - 1950s
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Losing the Global War on Rats, 1890s - 1950s
Staying on Track with the Kansas City Streetcar
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Staying on Track with the Kansas City Streetcar
Three Billion Birds Lost: The Disappearance Of North American Birds and What We Can Do About It
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Three Billion Birds Lost: The Disappearance Of North American Birds and What We Can Do About It
Chained to the Sky: The Science of Birds, Past & Future
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Chained to the Sky: The Science of Birds, Past & Future
How Do I Become a Computer Scientist
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How Do I Become a Computer Scientist

Комментарии

  • @LordOfThePancakes
    @LordOfThePancakes 2 дня назад

    I wish Sean would run some of his quantum time travel experiments on me 😉 You sure can make a woman dream Sean. 😍🥰 Mr. Big sexy Science man 😘 Gosh he’s so tall too 🤭

  • @DaquannMorgan
    @DaquannMorgan 3 дня назад

    Afia loves to read

  • @DaquannMorgan
    @DaquannMorgan 3 дня назад

    Afia loves to read

  • @DaquannMorgan
    @DaquannMorgan 3 дня назад

    Afia loves to read

  • @DaquannMorgan
    @DaquannMorgan 3 дня назад

    Afia loves to read

  • @DaquannMorgan
    @DaquannMorgan 3 дня назад

    Aria loves to read

  • @DaquannMorgan
    @DaquannMorgan 3 дня назад

    Aria loves to read

  • @whatszat5518
    @whatszat5518 3 дня назад

    caveman cameraman

  • @jnhrtmn
    @jnhrtmn 3 дня назад

    Thinking time is relative to your velocity is the new Earth-centered Universe mistake. It's narcissistic. 1. Dimensions don't exist, math needs them. 2. Each velocity is infinitely relative which has no definition -NOT real. 3. Relativity comes with math that CHANGES your fake dimensions to CREATE itself, so at best there is another NON-transformed reality left behind ignored by you and the other believers. 4. You all believe in math and AGREE with each other, but NONE of you are responsible for what you think. 5. In BASIC mechanics, you believe angular momentum CAUSES the gyroscopic effect, an effect that's in your face, not subatomic or far away, and you LET math FOOL YOU. Look at my version based in accelerations. "Proof..." video, my channel.

  • @osearthesp
    @osearthesp 4 дня назад

    so they go gospeedly up on like de hpefuulyu yhjis wellmy heckohe poker hell snoootchr frrocy nadobyu

  • @osearthesp
    @osearthesp 4 дня назад

    Ha TOLD YOU ALLL!!! *=[f:C[}> 8 stay beeb bein' during this theeeese a relatable "says bowtie ape w lowerpot head piece of collective work presented here May 19th 2010by *Sean Carroll* (Research Professor Physics at Caltech

  • @michaelgarner6960
    @michaelgarner6960 4 дня назад

    You're so fuckin full of shit for believing in Time Travle. Just a man floating in the cloud's watching every single thing we do every single day. &he has a list of 10 things, he doesn't want us to do. And if we do anything of those 10 things we burn in hell forever. But he loves me fuck you and your religious beliefs you dumb shit of a human being....

  • @ucanprofit
    @ucanprofit 5 дней назад

    Thanks for my diabetes 2

  • @user-ow4oj1wk2o
    @user-ow4oj1wk2o 5 дней назад

    This nonsense is too annoying to watch. There is no paradox, no problem, the only problem with this kind of BS is that (like you said right in the beginning ) time travel is impossible.

  • @user-ow4oj1wk2o
    @user-ow4oj1wk2o 5 дней назад

    @ 5:14 And more BS. You cannot change the past, only the future, even (here we go again) if it were possible to travel back in time you still cannot change the past. You can only change the past. Lets say I went back to 1955 and changed something then, it would only influence everything after that, aka in the future, everything that happened before 1955 would stay the same, because you cannot change the past. And maybe it is even impossible to change the future, but that is a whole other discussion.

  • @user-ow4oj1wk2o
    @user-ow4oj1wk2o 5 дней назад

    If it were possible to travel back in time and kill your parents before they even met, they will never meet, DUH, and yes, you would never be born, DUH. But you would not need to be born, you just poofed into existence right at the moment you came into the timeline and killed your parents, so you already exist. No birth needed. If even though your parents died ,you were still somehow born, then there would be two of you and that would be a paradox (and also: being born without parents would be an even bigger paradox). You came from a now no longer existing time, but just like all historic time it does not exist anymore, you have to go back to it to get there and for it to exist again (at least to you anyway) if indeed that were possible... No paradox at all. Your personal time line is fine and logical, and everybody else in the universe his /her timeline would also be perfectly logical and possible (except for the time travel itself of course, but the question was what if...) Only thing is your parents did have a really bad day, and probably you did too, unless you had terrible parents ;)

  • @user-ow4oj1wk2o
    @user-ow4oj1wk2o 5 дней назад

    I never understood what is paradoxical about time travel.

  • @joshwalters3148
    @joshwalters3148 6 дней назад

    Theyve been doing cloning since the mid 90s....there are cloned humans...but why are they kept secret?

  • @AmodJawekar
    @AmodJawekar 7 дней назад

    Hey. This all match my hindu prayer data called Sandhya !! 1:02:33

  • @AmodJawekar
    @AmodJawekar 7 дней назад

    Hey. This all match my hindu prayer data called Sandhya !!

  • @Billydevito
    @Billydevito 7 дней назад

    I’m glad we were spared the intro. Often the intro waffles on for FAR too long.

  • @davidt8173
    @davidt8173 9 дней назад

    I know some people criticize historical fiction, but historical fiction done well has so much accurate context that a lecture like this fills in blanks and corrects misguided notions.

  • @darrenbell2220
    @darrenbell2220 10 дней назад

    My book gravity solved and much more is now available on amazon. It explains time travel

  • @briseboy
    @briseboy 14 дней назад

    On autistic spectral disorders versus ability to make social inferences via signal interpretaion: Signals can include facial muscle activations, gestural, other behavioral arousal indicators, and so many i can't list wothout immense explanations. One, the sclera , the Whites of human eyeballs, was listed early in the presentation, but i guarantee that if you mutually observed a silverback gorilla, however furtively he observed, and obviously estimated about your, my, species social information (i was with a female and her 3 offspring), even absent the eye direction indicator of eyeball whites, MUCH information important to the observer, is passed. I could go at length on this encounter, but emotionally, realizations, cognitions, occurred on his part. Decades later, i still recognize him as having Cpnversation, important to his learning, and to my realizations as to what is important, if different to any different other individual. Canids are around 55 million years separate from us Primates, but i CAN tell you that such distant species DO share extensive social cognitions AND ability to communicate, learn, and know (go to 3rd order Theory of Mind) and choose from alternative probabilities of prediction, which Canis lupus, as well as Homo and NUMEROUS other taxa DEPEND UPON. Reading a little on autism, I note that those having this condition often pride themselves upon recognition of signals - intentional and inadvertent,, displayed by other animals. Human forebrains, generalized as specific cortical regions and as the 6 layered neocortex down to the 3 layered allocortex may differ individually in connectivity as well as from epigenetic induced variations significant in ability to attend to human or other signaling. Certainly, reduced recognition of uniquely human dissimulations and deceptions, play a part in autistic as well as even exquisitely social other animals. What stands out is contrafactual signaling which BOTH autistics AND other, profoundly aware social animals, ARE aware as not reflecting reality. Those of you involving yourselves in social dissociation and cognitive dissonance induction, may feel yourself as having increased cognitive function over others and other species, but whether an ungulate or wolf, cocking an ear to aural news, while extracting molecular information from vomeral and olfactory sensing and processing, comparing it in associative brain regions, MAY be far more aware of signals, including social as well as nutritive & other existential, than you DO or CAN imagine. Point? Do NOT let presumptions of diminished abilities lead you to error. Anthropcentrism is one factor in delusionary unwarranted presumption. QUESTION every presumption you witness, especially including , most of all, your own.

  • @briseboy
    @briseboy 14 дней назад

    For those of you astounded by the seeming complexity, return to such concepts as Hox genes and other genetic and epigenetic factors the turn ON, and OFF other genes during very precise developmental stages. HERE are major factors in interspecies differences. (if a brain, or any part of a brain, a bone, a hair follicle, develops longer or for a shorter time, this alone confers VAST differences in function, possibilities, and exigent - necessary to not only allow , and disallow, - traits that Gorilla, Pan, Homo differ in. Conscious and shared imitation capacities, let's call them social learning factors, occur across a vast range of mammals, avians, and other species, though genetically somewhat determinative, induce other differences. Do not expect that we differ quite so enormously from other organisms with neurons as you may have erroneously believed. Memory (if "implicit" in cognitional description from our often narrow, narrative point of view), and temporal linkage across vast times of an individual life, as well ad volitional behaviors are mediated in cerebellum, a complex region we share with birds, other dinosaurs, and other organisms.) More humility than the obvious needed amount when dealing with Homo species having brains 15-20% larger than our own, will be necessary in your and my future. Homo erectus had brains equal to many human females, who, i shouldn't have to remind you, exceed our males VERY often in both social and other cognitive capacities, including mathematics, the basis for quantitative evaluation called science. Size is obviously not everything, in spite of self-impressing human rhinoceri with desire to delude you into believing so. (and twin hammers self-applied to one's own brain, religion and alcohol, successively shrink and dement tragically. So don't sucker for either form of self-induced dementia! -and NOW we may begin to watch. Hope to meet traces of your passage along a few decades on the other side!)

  • @paulfrancis8836
    @paulfrancis8836 14 дней назад

    Life can't be that important, because we die.

  • @ArtDocHound
    @ArtDocHound 18 дней назад

    Are birds aliens?

  • @TubeAddict999
    @TubeAddict999 20 дней назад

    This was amazing! Had she done another one recently? I.e. 2024?

    • @LindaHallLibrary
      @LindaHallLibrary 11 дней назад

      Glad you enjoyed the lecture! Check out Jessi Christiansen's recent talk on exoplanets: ruclips.net/video/0JbrLnzwDD0/видео.html

    • @TubeAddict999
      @TubeAddict999 9 дней назад

      @@LindaHallLibrary thanks so much! Will do 😁

  • @mahe-2268
    @mahe-2268 22 дня назад

    Charlatans

  • @James-ll3jb
    @James-ll3jb 22 дня назад

    B.S.😂

  • @olikane530
    @olikane530 23 дня назад

    Good Series😊🎉

  • @georgewaters6424
    @georgewaters6424 24 дня назад

    Sits down pops on headphones, sets glass of red wine to one side and settles in :)

  • @killa621
    @killa621 28 дней назад

    Unfortunately, SnapIT is the biggest scam and joke. they not only steal money, but time. I'm at this video now because Im still trying to understand how I could have been so foolish to ever think this company was legit, and just hearing this woman's vague explanations and shallow tech knowledge (laughable) explains EVERYTHING. I'm literally not even shocked. If you think I'm joking , try to give them a call or send an email. Don't even get me on about the time I wasted in their "courses"......wow.

  • @tulfimbul2123
    @tulfimbul2123 Месяц назад

    I thingk you make up things as you go!

  • @ArtDocHound
    @ArtDocHound Месяц назад

    When ???

  • @TRUMPSUCKS45
    @TRUMPSUCKS45 Месяц назад

    Her gift is combining genius, humor and layman's terms. Bravo!!

  • @TRUMPSUCKS45
    @TRUMPSUCKS45 Месяц назад

    I want to watch every presentation Jessie has given! Brilliant 👏

  • @TRUMPSUCKS45
    @TRUMPSUCKS45 Месяц назад

    She is amazing!

  • @elemental613
    @elemental613 Месяц назад

    He said humans came out of Africa and interbred with Neandrathal but didn't explain where Neandrathal came from!

  • @mattmatty4670
    @mattmatty4670 Месяц назад

    Amazing. Thanks mate

  • @turtlesallthewaydown8831
    @turtlesallthewaydown8831 Месяц назад

    RUclips: hey wanna hear a guy talk about time travel for an hour? Me: where you been all my life?

  • @Xsiondu
    @Xsiondu Месяц назад

    Thank you for such an interesting talk. I can say with some surety that I never would have known about such a part of history.

  • @tamlamoore7962
    @tamlamoore7962 Месяц назад

    WE ARE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE 😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅

  • @antonpressing
    @antonpressing Месяц назад

    Too bad - OLD MAN - please retire !

  • @TomiTapio
    @TomiTapio Месяц назад

    Decent #bedtimelistening lecture, I shall promote this.

  • @kevinschnarr3684
    @kevinschnarr3684 Месяц назад

    2010 talk ...

  • @markgibbard
    @markgibbard Месяц назад

    what about spooky action at a distance, light cones violated, please explain

  • @Guitcad1
    @Guitcad1 Месяц назад

    Good thing the camera never leaves Prof. Fagan to focus on something silly like, I don't know, showing the images on the screen that he's talking about.

  • @Xsiondu
    @Xsiondu Месяц назад

    Finally prickly pears are getting the press they deserve.

  • @American_Moon_at_Odysee_com
    @American_Moon_at_Odysee_com Месяц назад

    I have actual experience with time travel tech. Secret of course. I could show you the scars in history where we changed things. Things aren't as people think. Each time we touched history, entropy was increased. Each attempt was to reduce entropy; but always it was measurably increased. We tried to stop one war. One any reader might remember. But the energy 'bounced', it just made it start - early. By about 3 or 4 days. 20 or 30,000 extra people died. That would not have died. I still remember each one. Where they died. The pain never leaves me. Always entropy was increased. I can't say which war because governments don't like private citizens to have their own foreign policies. One time, the action made a headline happen, around the world, "For the first time in ___ thousand years ____ " .. But that event, though good, lead to an equal and opposite, or balancing bad event. A competing nation imitated the action and so ramped up tensions. Entropy increased. This analogous to the current Ukraine war, all seeing Russia so weak. So Russia has responded by now having as policy to first use tactical nukes if they decide they need to, to balance their appearance of weakness. Another example, the odd election of a black man named Hussein as President in America. He using advanced, futuristic at the time use of social media. But this event in history created energy that resulted in an equal and opposite election of a Trump pattern afterwards. We were trying to do good, but every day I know .. I MADE Trump. No. I actually did. In '16 we had the energy equations balanced. Or so we thought. It was set. Trumpy would lose. Then pow! Four Republican governors pulled a Florida and against exit polls and pre-polls, he "won." And appointed one of those State's people as his UN Ambassador. One he didn't even like. No, history is a holographic energy that keeps track of underlying energy. Destructive and constructive waves are absorbed and it heals itself. There's always a dive toward the central averages and a certain increase in entropy. Drown baby Hitler and JP Morgan, Chase, Ford, GM, GE, Big Oil would have found some other unemployed security guard/painter to take his place. He and Mussi financed to balance/stand against the Russian Communism coming into Europe, UK, America. Like they financed the Shah, Pinochet, the Saudi dictators with every other right wing dictator after. All, to stand against the same Russian Communism. History wants a middle moderation, not extremes. French, Russian, American, Chinese Revolutions, off with the Monarch's heads - this lead to opposite extreme of 20th Century. The wealthy elite, monarchs and powerful financed Hit1er, Mussolini, the Shah, Saudi, Pinochet, Idi Amin and every other dictator of 20th Century. These extremes against these Revolutions. When we made Obama. We lead to the making of Trump too, as reaction. That smile look on Trumpy's face is burned into my mind. With other efforts and their results. History can't be fooled. It always increases entropy. Flows in a direction at a general rate. When you see any historical event that is oddly not average, statistically, that might be where someone with our tech has reached back and changed things. Or the super rich. Without time tech, just money. We were never able to balance the equations so things could be improved. So I just stopped. It is painful to know your any action makes things worse. But one never gives up hoping. Maybe at some point we can learn to make things go better not worse. - These words all made up of course. Of course. I'd be in a lot of trouble if true!