I am here because I remember Brian Inglis and 'All Our Yesterdays' from childhood into teenage years, watching it most weeks, and recalling - almost with a sense of shock - that this respected, serious intellectual would fall prey to nonsense. Age and fear of death, I attributed it to back then. Yet here I am today, having experienced a similar shift in worldview myself. And many mainstream scientists, physicists, philosophers, also unafraid to go into unconventional areas of research as they get older and feel they have nothing to lose (Nobel Prize winner Brian Josephson being a particularly good example). Thanks for putting this up!
I wish “All Our Yesterdays” by Brian Inglis was on you tube or even better, available on DVDs. Apart from this video, all I can find is rubbish which bares no resemblance to the real thing but is nevertheless under the title “All Our Yesterdays”. I used to love watching it. Soon after, in 1973, The World At War was on TV. That, I have on DVD. Television was far far better in the 1960s and 1970s.
As child I would watch a tv show called All Our Yesterdays with my Father esecially the shows concerning ww2, these videos you produce are very similar to the shows we watched at the time very informative and very enjoyable,
All our yesterdays was my favourite historical TV programme.
I was fascinated by All our Yesterdays in my teenage years, I watched it cover the start of war until the end. Riveting
I am here because I remember Brian Inglis and 'All Our Yesterdays' from childhood into teenage years, watching it most weeks, and recalling - almost with a sense of shock - that this respected, serious intellectual would fall prey to nonsense. Age and fear of death, I attributed it to back then. Yet here I am today, having experienced a similar shift in worldview myself. And many mainstream scientists, physicists, philosophers, also unafraid to go into unconventional areas of research as they get older and feel they have nothing to lose (Nobel Prize winner Brian Josephson being a particularly good example). Thanks for putting this up!
I wish “All Our Yesterdays” by Brian Inglis was on you tube or even better, available on DVDs. Apart from this video, all I can find is rubbish which bares no resemblance to the real thing but is nevertheless under the title “All Our Yesterdays”. I used to love watching it. Soon after, in 1973, The World At War was on TV. That, I have on DVD. Television was far far better in the 1960s and 1970s.
Gosh, never knew this about Mr Inglis .. I just remembered him from All Our Yesterdays
As child I would watch a tv show called All Our Yesterdays with my Father esecially the shows concerning ww2, these videos you produce are very similar to the shows we watched at the time very informative and very enjoyable,
Uri Geller is a chancer.
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