UCSD Guestbook: Francis Crick

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  • Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 44

  • @AquaBlueNoemi
    @AquaBlueNoemi 15 лет назад +3

    Nick was my professor and Crick is one of my favorite scientists of all time. It is exciting to see them together here.

  • @perfectmysterious1155
    @perfectmysterious1155 3 года назад +1

    Franklin had an undeniable favour with others in the great twentieth century achievement . Unfortunately she died early very young before more valuable research and unveiling and discovering a lot especially about viruses like tobacco one and about materials as coal and graphite and others . These scientists efforts and lives are very much lighting human life and are inspiring and providing an ever guidance and lessons for many generations to come

  • @ccccyyyrruuussss
    @ccccyyyrruuussss 14 лет назад +2

    Crick has the perfect narrator voice

  • @misterchair
    @misterchair 5 месяцев назад

    Fantastic Tache!

  • @GreatUnwashedMass
    @GreatUnwashedMass 14 лет назад +9

    'Nick Spitzer' even spells a bit like 'Nietzsche'.

  • @guilhermesilveira5254
    @guilhermesilveira5254 3 года назад +1

    Crick was a great brain scholar.

  • @tonybonez
    @tonybonez 14 лет назад

    remember: In any reputable debate one side has the right to the other side for the source of a fact.
    I would like to ask for yours on the fact that you just stated.

  • @JohnSmith-od5kh
    @JohnSmith-od5kh 3 года назад +1

    That legendary mustache.

  • @KevinMichaelCallihan
    @KevinMichaelCallihan 11 лет назад

    The new yellow square on my screen above 12 point symbol to upper right, is primitivecool in one of several point(s) of view so more about first impressions later + or g+ enveloping so much more global perspective which is what some of us seek while "Exploration of Knowledge" may hold a key. The key

  • @apareek96
    @apareek96 4 года назад +3

    Nietzsche talking to Crick in English. Am I hallucinating?

  • @BilgeElitok
    @BilgeElitok 5 лет назад

    What is the name of the greek scientist that F.C. mentions in 19:36?

  • @muffinman1
    @muffinman1 14 лет назад +1

    @ramron333 she did not believe DNA was of a helical structure nor was she involved in helping deciphering the structure. She should get some credit, but not as much as Watson & Crick. Read "The double helix" by Watson. You'll find that Rosalind is an interesting character.

    • @GH-oi2jf
      @GH-oi2jf 11 месяцев назад +1

      Franklin did get some credit. She was mentioned in the Watson and Crick paper in Nature.

  • @RobErrico
    @RobErrico 9 лет назад

    Hm, no. Where did you get that idea? @ tonybonez

  • @polymath7
    @polymath7 16 лет назад +1

    LOL. The interviewer looks like Fredrich Nietzche.

  • @KevinMichaelCallihan
    @KevinMichaelCallihan 11 лет назад +1

    absolue layover and ~ (smile) from knowledge of Francis Crick, such awareness does exist in relation to consciousness, for example sake, of pain when conscious as opposed to pain, or the striking of neurons, when unconscious; so for pleasing me and knowledge of what the late Francis Crick being such 1962 Nobel Laureate in: In what is essential for me (borrowing 'echoalia' from Vonnegut so the red underline does not apply here when typing and the machine or chip processor does not get it? Or ~kc

  • @polymath7
    @polymath7 16 лет назад

    Yeah, and it goes far beyond that road-kill mustache; look at a photo of ol' Fred -the resemblance is nothing short of uncanny.

  • @jj987987987
    @jj987987987 13 лет назад

    hellsing piano theme!? sound similar!!! I know not the same....but just sounds similar.

  • @Hisham23633
    @Hisham23633 9 лет назад

    what an odd looking group of seniors, its even creepier that were all gonna look like them one day

    • @FadeToBlack888
      @FadeToBlack888 8 лет назад

      +Prince Broly not if you die of cancer at 46.

    • @alexandeon
      @alexandeon 8 лет назад

      Or die in an accident because of drunk driving, I give him 35 .

  • @cully5
    @cully5 16 лет назад +1

    rip to a great mind

  • @tommyhaynes521
    @tommyhaynes521 11 лет назад

    WTF has this got to do with Monica Zetterlund singing jazz

  • @aadoza
    @aadoza 14 лет назад

    @suddenlyitsobvious You're wrong if you think all scientists have the same views or beliefs. What matters at the end of the day is testable, verifiable results, not one man's beliefs about the relation of race and intelligence. Be reasonable and think things through.

  • @chopinlajolla7472
    @chopinlajolla7472 6 лет назад

    Nobody can figure out how human brain de and remapping itself to survive.:(

  • @aadoza
    @aadoza 14 лет назад

    @suddenlyitsobvious which is why we can look at the work and disregard everything else, results matter. The mechanism for a successful scientific institution is to publish findings. There are many independent labs working towards the same goal. There is a huge peer review process before anything comes remotely close to being called scientific theory. There is no general scientific consensus with Race and Intelligence. Are you intentionally trying to skew things?

  • @manwaring
    @manwaring 15 лет назад

    No, you won't find many molecular biologists that do.

  • @osotoron
    @osotoron 16 лет назад

    Francis: Believe in Jesus ]Christ and be saved you and your house (Acts 16:31 Your Bible) Francis: Cree en el Señor Jesucristo y serás salvo tú y tu casa (Hechos 16:31 Tu Biblia)

  • @broadcastmyass4u
    @broadcastmyass4u 14 лет назад

    @tonybonez no i don't think so, he is an athiest. no atheist denies evolution

  • @Lima547
    @Lima547 15 лет назад +1

    seems that Nick ate a swallow and the wings got stuck in his lips!

  • @tonybonez
    @tonybonez 15 лет назад

    Does Dr. Crick deny evolution????

  • @broadcastmyass4u
    @broadcastmyass4u 14 лет назад

    @tonybonez not only will i tell you the source of the fact i just stated but i'll also wrap that up in a little white box with a little red bow on it and send it to you for christmas, lol

  • @fogouman
    @fogouman 16 лет назад

    he found it whilst experimenting with lsd

  • @DrZenith
    @DrZenith 15 лет назад +1

    Nonsense, he did not. Read James Watson's book 'The Double Helix' before you come out with such idiocy..

  • @fogouman
    @fogouman 15 лет назад

    when you have done more reasearch you can apologise ,,,,,,,,,,and i suppose next your gonna say he didnt belive in panspermia

  • @broadcastmyass4u
    @broadcastmyass4u 14 лет назад

    @gunman806 NO NO NO!!! that's fucking wrong! you probably read this from wiki, which isn't always right.
    An athiest believes, or possess the belief that there is not a god. An "agnostic" on the other hand has no belief system toward believing in a god or dis believing in a one. Agnostics, like myself, acknowledge that we simply don't know if there is a god or not because there is not enough evidence to prove either side...

  • @1990pommie
    @1990pommie 9 лет назад

    enough to make one puke.

  • @jameslovell5721
    @jameslovell5721 5 лет назад

    Mmm hmm.

  • @norsangkelsang7939
    @norsangkelsang7939 8 лет назад

    the only device than can know mind is mind. Look within. The mind is not a structure.

    • @alexandeon
      @alexandeon 8 лет назад +1

      "the mind is not a structure"? meaning what?

  • @aadoza
    @aadoza 14 лет назад

    @suddenlyitsobvious you are absolutely clueless. Books are not only good for burning...

  • @broadcastmyass4u
    @broadcastmyass4u 14 лет назад

    essentailly, who gives a fuck anyways . It is what it is homeboy