LUISS lecture by Paul De Grauwe: The Legacy of the Eurocrisis and the Future of the Euro

Paul De Grauwe, a professor of European Political Economy at the London School of Economics and Political Science, was a guest speaker at LUISS on Thursday, April 9, with a special lecture on the recent evolution of the European crisis and the future of the Eurozone.

[@ralphmusgrave6506]

Videos of relatively intelligent and technical stuff like the above are a waste of time. Reason is that only people with a brain will watch, and people with a brain can read five or ten times faster than a speaker can deliver a lecture. Plus people with a brain like skimming over stuff they haven't got time for. Plus they like re-reading paragraphs which aren't clear. Plus if there's a conclusion, they like jumping to that to see if it's interesting. I watched some of the above, but I was itching to see a TRANSCRIPT. Long before the end of the lecture I ran out of time.
Videos are fine for ENTERTAINMENT STUFF, e.g. to accompany pop songs. But for lectures like the above, transcripts should be provided.

[@milkywaysurfer9475]

Ralph Musgrave I disagree because I love to play Bubble Shooter or clean my flat while listening to such lectures.
Very interesting lecture, by the way.