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Great job. I would have loved to do this as a kid

Go Amy!!!!!

I will be yours student ❤

Wanted to apply in university of Manitoba but I don't have funds 😢

Kwe' from the Mi'kmaq Nation. Great to see you in action Henry, very wise man you have there. Taho!

That is very interesting and has great economic impact.

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Wow! Nice job on promoting inclusivity. We all need to belong.

Came to this fascinating talk via Mark Solms book “Hidden Spring”. As a neuroscientist, I understand the basic concepts, but would re-name the components “hidden” as “external reality”, “blanket” as “interface” = “sensory” and “motor”, and “internal” = self / homeostat. What strikes me is how closely this parallels “theories” by e.g. Hoffman, Kastrup, and various religious proponents proclaiming “external reality” doesn’t really exist, it is all a product of “universal consciousness” - e.g. our brain = a dashboard of some reality we cannot begin to fathom. For me, reality is the the pain you feel when you punch a wall with your fist - there is a real world out there! But our brain (interface) translates that into complex feelings and sensations and drives, and we cannot “grasp” external reality directly. We all live inside this bubble, this Markov blanket, rationalizing what could “really” be out there. But we’ll never really “know”.

Honoured to have been part of this 🌈

Great messaging, thank you!

Great interview with Ivan - awesome advice at the end!

nice video but why are all the ppl interviewed on this channel lit from below?

Thank you for your knowledge and insight. I loved hearing your thoughts on all of us "doing a better job" of caring for our world. Beth

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This is an excellent and informative video! Thank you!

This is extremely well done. I learned a lot of new info. Looking forward to the next one!!

This is so cool! And very well explained 👏

Watch the full interview with Ellen Sykes, PhD student at the department of microbiology on our RUclips channel!

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Learn more about Stetefeld and his research sci.umanitoba.ca/chemistry/profiles/jorgstetefeld

Watch the full interview with Jörg Stetefeld, professor and (Tier I) Canada Research Chair in structural biology and biophysics at the department of chemistry ruclips.net/video/Ii1CmOGGc3A/видео.html

Wow! CONGRATULATIONS Jayanne! What a great achievement.

Will the video of the lecture given on March 20 be posted soon?

excellent talk

Even colonizers and Western thinkers used dreams to reach scientific knowledge (for one example, August Kekulé's dream of a snake eating its tail leading to the model of benzene.) We are just strangely loathe to admit it, for some reason. Thank you for sharing your insights, Mr. Buck.

At what year can I declare my biological science major as a transfer student in Bsc science(general) going into year 2?

I would like to participate in this research after completion of my Msc in Physics...

Thank you for posting this! I am considering many different professions in rehabilitation sciences. This was very informative 😊

11:50 is where he explains the pair of courses becoming a trio. E.g. 1300 and 1310 becoming three separate courses

John Michell, considered one of the greatest unsung scientists of all time.

Make the exams harder. Students will inevitably cheat in any circumstance. The only way of circumventing it is to make the tests much more difficult. Or simply make it harder to cheat. I know friends that have literally found the exact same exams through online resources on the internet. It is the responsibility of the professors and instructors to make solid and effective means of evaluation that extend beyond all multiple-choice exam questions. You should be asking students to apply their knowledge rather than simply memorizing the information. Example: "What does the acronym BFS stand for?" is a poor evaluation question not only because it is easily searchable, it also is not measuring something that proves the student understands the concept of BFS. "Select the situations from the list below where BFS could be applied. Justify your answers." is an excellent exam question because not only does the student require to know what BFS is, it also requires them to apply their knowledge to examples and make meaningful decisions that can accurately predict their success in the workforce. If a student does not know when or how to apply BFS, then they might as well have not learnt it. Additionally, this sort of evaluation also rewards those who do not cheat because only those students can achieve well. In sum, place more of the onus on the instructors to make more effective means of evaluation. However, there should be an examination audit system so that exams are monitored for simply unfair or unethical question asking (expectation of concepts taught outside the scope of the class or not mentioned in notes provided to students). At the very least, this solution is worth experimenting with for one semester to gauge student response.

Thank you for uploading this!

What are career growth/advancement for PAs? Can PAs specialize in say oncology? How much do PAs earn in a rural location?

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I had a pleasure to listen to Dr. Virginia talks during the 27th (Dallas) and the 28th (Geneva) Texas Symposiums on Relativistic Astrophysics. It was exciting and very inspiring. Thank you very much for this great film. I'll post it for my physics students.

Great presentation. Thanks

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Finally I have found what I love 😋 So excited for fall 2019, when I will get to work on such things in my Physics Education Research PhD. *****drumrolls ******

This really helped, my girlfriend is hopefully wanting to become a physicians assistant and this gave us a lot of information on the program

Peace be to you all! This was a WONDERFUL presentation! I would love to be an adjunct faculty here!

I enjoyed his use of humor throughout. It made the lecture a lot more engaging. "Thats when sheet hits the fan"

Picked this video because it has the shortest time of all other videos xP.

@0:52 .... what are you looking at?

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