I was very impressed after watching your lecture. Amazing chemistry was hidden in our cellphones that we usually carry! I felt that chemistry and our lives are much closer than I thought after watching this video. And this reminds me how sophisticated and complex smartphone manufacturing technology is. I want to let my friends know about this, too! The time I spent watching this lecture video was really beneficial.
Not very accurate statement. 1:00 The real elfs of smartphones are the child labor force in Gongo, digging up rare earth metals to be processed into chips and batteries.
Can't see it. All I see is a bunch of Gen Xers sitting around thinking, I can't believe I'm sitting here watching some don't know s%^t from clay, preggers millennial, when I could be in a bar or smoking some weed, getting hammered.
Laugh 😂 so badly ! It’s very incredible thought for me. My smartphone deals with RUclips suddenly finding you about an incredible message to me for sharing it. Thanks for sharing it
Wow exactly ! I noticed that a mother board & earth towns borders etc look like a mother board from an above aerial view from airplane window view. I chose Chemistry in 10th grade. I love chem it is the root of all indeed ! Super interesting subject. Chemistry of love for instance ! It is 1 of the most amazing sciences. I loved the periodic table when 1st saw it in class ! It was easy enough for me to understand this subject. I love mixing juices, food cooked already or a recipe. music mash ups, etc. Chemistry is just a recipe if a mixture of chemicals or substances.
Isn't phone size stuck at how big we want our screens? Surely we can build smaller phones, but the screen would be too small to be enjoyed from anywhere other than right up next to our eyeballs ;-)
But you always want your next Smartphone to have roughly the size of your last one, but with 10x the power. So you have to get way more technically advanced chips/boards. That's basically what she said, more power requieres either more space or more advanced chemical products.
Everyone watching this should ask themselves what they've really learnt now. She's throwing a bunch of metaphors out there without really explaining what most of them mean. 'The 5G signal is driving its car too close to the copper's velcro and thus has to slow down, because there are mountains!' is not really helpful in understanding any of the underlying concepts. Using familiar words is not enough to convey meaning, even though her energy and use of visuals had me excited at first.
But is a smaller phone really worth child labor in Africa to source cadmium for the battery? Not to mention all of the energy and carbon needed to move materials in the supply chain back and forth, and ship the phones all over the world. What about end of life? Is it worth the millions of tons of electronic waste sent to third world countries where workers salvage precious metals under hazardous conditions? What if instead we designed a phone with very simple components to do what they were designed to do- talk to other people? And what if their default state was off, instead of on? What if they were powered by shaking them, cranking them, by using AAA batteries, or leaving them in the sun? What if they came to you in a few pieces that you had to then assemble to offset production costs and provide a modular design capable of using new components?
Somebody explain to me what the lousy metaphore of glue and mountains is supposed to represent in 5G. Am i understanding the motherboard layering is too corse for signal integrety, and we need cleaner methods to etch connective wires in PCBs? Or that reaching that level of stability would lead to disintegrating boards? WHAT DOES IT MEAN???
For copper layer to securely bind to substrate it has to have some roughness, otherwise it wont stick together very well and will delaminate under repetitive stress. This roughness is critical to structural integrity of PCBs but causes signal degradation. Here, found a paper about this (kinda): www.circuitinsight.com/pdf/signal_transmission_loss_copper_surface_roughness_ipc.pdf
Very different from just public speaking, When a person is first learning to give presentations power point type especially you die a thousand deaths often. Even when you start to loosen up , like her, become more natural as well as know your material it is still hard AF . What I’m saying is those jokes deserved laughs damn it! Help a sister out .
Dennis C. Her humor came across as too rigid and unnatural since it was presented the same way as the rest of her speech. Totally agree with you on it being difficult AF though.
@Aviri Char Yes, what you said is true but claiming chemistry as the overarching force behind the smartphone is misleading and disingenuous. It leads to a reductive understanding of a piece of amazing technology. It is akin to saying that Biology is the reason for minimally invasive coronary artery bypass surgery as opposed to medical science, electronics, and robotics. This is a non-trivial difference because younger people watching might falsely conclude majoring in chemistry can make you work for semiconductor manufacturers or electronics companies but that's not true.
Nothing against the speaker but the majority of the talk felt somewhat unnatural. Every sentence was packed with some sort of key word, e.g. "You see", "Don't you agree", "Now X is special" + a joke every few sentences to keep the audience interested. It was too perfect in a sense, not what I'm used to from a TED talk. Besides, do we really need 5G to fuel our excessive consumer needs? To share even more data with companies and governments while we still don't even have proper privacy protection in place? Downloading entire movies in seconds on our way to a plane is a luxury that we shouldn't take for granted, especially with our climate crisis in mind. I guess I just miss the old Nokia days where the phones already had long lasting batteries and could withstand being dropped without a cracked display. With every new invention comes a certain responsibility. If we continue blindly throwing new tech at consumers we end up with more and more problems in the future. Today's smart phones have already turned us into greedy, anti social data goldmines.
I agree with you, we don't need more adictions. People are losing their humanity with all this unnecesary technology. I'm glad to have grown playing soccer with my friends without all these devices.
@@BoWeava Well, the speaker's goal was to get us to agree with her. I agree that the underlying chemistry and science achievements are incredible. I'm just not sure what to take away from the talk, other than to get us excited for even smaller and more efficient tech (for which I have certain concerns).
I dont think she put her own opinion into this presentation beyond relating to everyday things we run into or might question. I think she was great and i can only sit through 1/3 of the ted talks. Not all are going to hit you as you'd like. Very informative nonetheless.
we are in service economy with data scientists working in "industries" such as banking, mortgage, finance etc. Only a misguided goes in to learning chemistry in this economy. It is up to economies like Germany, China to do such things
@@shakeybritches8089 good thing is you can learn how to learn! its definitely its own skill by itself, it comes easier to some people sure but people that get degrees in science have to spend countless hours at that same level of frustration to understand the stuff they need to because at some point for everyone things dont just make sense automatically
@@shakeybritches8089 fair enough! no need to force yourself to do what youre worst at, I just hate to see people tell themselves that they just dont have what it takes to learn a subject they want to learn about. Im almost done with my engineering degree and a lot of people just work HARD at it for hours and hours a day, where it may take someone else only an hour. But that same guy might spend hours and hours trying to understand a different class, because if whatever youre doing always comes easy you arent doing enough!
Great job Cathy! 👍🏆 It's an art to be able to explain technology in such an accessible way and given only very few Thank you for this interesting, very comprehensible and clear explanation 😊💖 I love systems & technology and to discover how things work. I never knew about this role of chemistry. Thanks! #discoverenjoyfeelgood2
use only chemistry to make nano copper wire. don't use math, physics, etc. Can you? no ... technology does not advance only from chemistry. Technology is created from various sciences. All science is a hero in technological progress.
China has surprisingly high school attendance for the relative rural development, that's why East Asia is increasingly important in tech manufacturing (besides robots).
unbelievable, such talk absolutely UN-worth spreading.... think of those whom work in the mines 12 hours per day and 7 days per week, digging and extracting the very basic materials ...... we have nothing without people dedicate their live doing those jobs.. there is NO hero for all that..... very innovation just a combination of the knowledge of all mankinds through thousands of years... very disapointed by such level of TED talk
Interesting how humanity so easily forgets or ignores where everything originates from, imagination. No so called smart phone or A.I. will ever surpass such eternal supremacy. Neville Goddard knows.
@@susan137 Wow! Seven years is a good push. I'm on the S7 with a flailing, but extremely overworked, battery. I also bought mine when it was released. I bought a Note 10+ 5G three days ago and can't wait to transfer all of my data. I do love me some Samsung.
Refurbished Prototype I looked at the Note 10 just days ago. The cost makes it unreasonable for me ... and I'm not sure I'd love it better. I'm working on being a minimalist.
@@susan137 The only reason I got the 10+ 5G ($1,300 msrp) is because a guy bought one for his wife at the same time that she bought an S10+. The Note was too big. He sold it to me for $700 in a sealed box that cleared all background checks. 💥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cool but why do you have to pair up referring to the smartphone with some kind of praise like "the reds blues and greens we enjoy," "the displays we love so much." Its actually every single time
You were 2nd. To see whose first click "newest first " at top of comments the scroll to the VERY BOTTOM. The last one is the first. You were NOT bottom lol. Hope the INFO helps, I do not get why being first is important to anyone cuz THERES NO RACE, AND NO REWARD♡♡♡♡
The explanation was ok but the lady won my heart bcz i feel that she is soo cute & pretty that I'm expecting my future wife to be like her. Let's have some noise for desi single boy. #cathy cutiee pie identical to my future wife.
She says 'we want' smaller and faster phones, later on, 'we're being told we want' something called 5G. I think the latter is the closest to the truth. On the talk itself, it seemed pretty useless - wasn't really an idea worth spreading, it wasn't an idea at all.
So a phone is addictive but reading a fucking book isn't????? Lost me there. How about just sticking to the point you were trying to make. "Smartphones, the root of all evil"
Little awkward wording at some parts (e.g. “the blues, greens, and reds we enjoy”) but overall informative. Just wish that the humor lines were either said more naturally or just left out altogether since it just seemed forced/rehearsed.
If nothing fits in ladies pants pockets then why wear paints!?!? Sorry couldn't resist. I do like printed circuts. I am a wiring guy for cars I know my pickup wiring pretty well I have had to rewire a few trucks and I will say circuits are truly unsung heroes of the world. chemist do lay the ground work too.
So I watch this whole thing with just a few minutes left, so I thought, 'This has been a rather benign talk about chemistry and its roles in technology; I suppose I can give a thumbs up.' So I click the thumbs up button, just in time to hear her bring up 5G. And by the time she said she's glad she can download movies to her phone in 40 seconds while on her way to the airport, my thumbs up had turned into a thumbs down. I hope it's that simple. I really do. I hope 5G is nothing but the best and fastest internet ever. But it will never be just that, even if it is that at all... Convenience over privacy and health.... that seems to be the way things are going...
If you want Privacy, then don't get a phone in the first place The moment you get a phone, the government can get whatever they want from you. Also the convenience will be there, as long as your device supports the 5G capabilities to their fullest extent
@@shakeybritches8089 what? You've got the wrong end of the stick mate. Doesn't matter what Scientology says. Scientology is woo pedalling. What I meant was TheJociman meant to say science course, not Scientology. I was also having a dig at the TED speaker for her loose grasp of the English language.
I think the three of you need to calm down, a scietologist always keeps a ”cool” head. I agree with the speaker on this one. I doubt mr Jimmeh Bees rationalization skills as well ShakeyBirtches.
She tried to slide in various puns throughout the talk but the audience didnt give a damn.
Professors and engineers don't have a sense of humor
Her heart died inside
13 min of dieing inside straight
Me trying to figure out why my stupid teacher wants me to watch this:
I was very impressed after watching your lecture. Amazing chemistry was hidden in our cellphones that we usually carry! I felt that chemistry and our lives are much closer than I thought after watching this video. And this reminds me how sophisticated and complex smartphone manufacturing technology is. I want to let my friends know about this, too! The time I spent watching this lecture video was really beneficial.
Not very accurate statement. 1:00 The real elfs of smartphones are the child labor force in Gongo, digging up rare earth metals to be processed into chips and batteries.
so I've watched a school project "how its made" again. Isn't TED supposed to be about the ideas?
Primary school project... with some background in electronic engineering this was painful to listen to.
@Aviri Char oh wow ur so smart
I'd say the importance of chemistry in making possible information technology is an important idea that is often overlooked.
It's amazing how much our smartphones can do and how they work. I just feel like I'm not using it for its full potential.
×2
All in moderation. Its just a tool. And you become a tool if i have to bump into you on street.
It's okay, Google is making up the difference 😉
ooooo this give me so many ideas for what i should do for my chemistry IA
I feel you man I had no idea
5:54 that lady in the middle's like "really =_="
XDDD
Can't see it. All I see is a bunch of Gen Xers sitting around thinking, I can't believe I'm sitting here watching some don't know s%^t from clay, preggers millennial, when I could be in a bar or smoking some weed, getting hammered.
Laugh 😂 so badly ! It’s very incredible thought for me. My smartphone deals with RUclips suddenly finding you about an incredible message to me for sharing it. Thanks for sharing it
You gave many answers I didnt know I wanted. Thank you, Cathy
i can make only one positive & accurate conclusion (after watching this video): Cathy Mulzer likes a chemistry much.
is it really a TED talk? looks like some schooling session
Wow exactly ! I noticed that a mother board & earth towns borders etc look like a mother board from an above aerial view from airplane window view. I chose Chemistry in 10th grade. I love chem it is the root of all indeed ! Super interesting subject. Chemistry of love for instance ! It is 1 of the most amazing sciences. I loved the periodic table when 1st saw it in class ! It was easy enough for me to understand this subject. I love mixing juices, food cooked already or a recipe. music mash ups, etc. Chemistry is just a recipe if a mixture of chemicals or substances.
Isn't phone size stuck at how big we want our screens? Surely we can build smaller phones, but the screen would be too small to be enjoyed from anywhere other than right up next to our eyeballs ;-)
But you always want your next Smartphone to have roughly the size of your last one, but with 10x the power. So you have to get way more technically advanced chips/boards. That's basically what she said, more power requieres either more space or more advanced chemical products.
when she said "blue, red and green" instead of "red, green and blue" that made my OCD trigger.
I think the former sounds smoother.
Thats just your pickyness triggering. Look up what real OCD is. Try not to throw it around so much
And "on accident" amongst many others.
and i'm here wishing it was "red, blue and green"
Brick Tamland she doesn’t even know what RBG is...
A short overview of chemistry in our phones - but my God, I need to find myself a woman like her
It's not only chemistry, but also physics.
I think I'm gonna get r/whooshed but isn't chemistry physics?
@@briankim2555 Well yes, but actually no.
@@micha5816 yeah I got confused with energy and chemistry lol
@@briankim2555 Me too
Physics is the root. Ask Sheldon for his Powerpoint on that.
Everyone watching this should ask themselves what they've really learnt now. She's throwing a bunch of metaphors out there without really explaining what most of them mean.
'The 5G signal is driving its car too close to the copper's velcro and thus has to slow down, because there are mountains!' is not really helpful in understanding any of the underlying concepts.
Using familiar words is not enough to convey meaning, even though her energy and use of visuals had me excited at first.
Ye right, it is just the vain pomps and vanity of her being very shallow..It is like a devil uses Jesus' talking skill..
There are same implications used by a lot of ppl as an evidence they are not passionate or faithful to their own superficial words.
But is a smaller phone really worth child labor in Africa to source cadmium for the battery? Not to mention all of the energy and carbon needed to move materials in the supply chain back and forth, and ship the phones all over the world. What about end of life? Is it worth the millions of tons of electronic waste sent to third world countries where workers salvage precious metals under hazardous conditions?
What if instead we designed a phone with very simple components to do what they were designed to do- talk to other people? And what if their default state was off, instead of on? What if they were powered by shaking them, cranking them, by using AAA batteries, or leaving them in the sun? What if they came to you in a few pieces that you had to then assemble to offset production costs and provide a modular design capable of using new components?
I LOVE GETTING SMARTER! Thank you TEDTALKS♡♡♡♡
한국어로 번역된 건 없을까요 ㅠ.ㅠ
🦋it’s to easy to focus on the basic but we don’t think about what all goes into it
A great advance would be to replace those rare-earth metals used in smartphones with something more sustainable.
Somebody explain to me what the lousy metaphore of glue and mountains is supposed to represent in 5G. Am i understanding the motherboard layering is too corse for signal integrety, and we need cleaner methods to etch connective wires in PCBs? Or that reaching that level of stability would lead to disintegrating boards?
WHAT DOES IT MEAN???
For copper layer to securely bind to substrate it has to have some roughness, otherwise it wont stick together very well and will delaminate under repetitive stress. This roughness is critical to structural integrity of PCBs but causes signal degradation. Here, found a paper about this (kinda): www.circuitinsight.com/pdf/signal_transmission_loss_copper_surface_roughness_ipc.pdf
@@artiomvas you are so amazing
What we see here is the progeny of character Cliff Clavin from the old TV series Cheers.
I”ve finally attended a Chemistry class😀😀😀
Thanks you nature..and thank you me...I created my self
“Chemistry is the hero of electric communication”
Changed my mind
good thing processor architecture and computing isn't complicated and also built on a foundation of countless innovations
It's not only chemistry, but mainly physics.
@@micha5816 it's kind of unfair to attribute anything to literally the laws of the universe
Did anyone hear the people in the crowd saying "Who cares?"...
Time?
Lmao I reread and I finally understood
wow! amazing Chemistry power! Thank you....
Amazing Speech!
The real question is, Did she convince them in the end?
A software developer is feeling surprised... WOW!
Very different from just public speaking, When a person is first learning to give presentations power point type especially you die a thousand deaths often. Even when you start to loosen up , like her, become more natural as well as know your material it is still hard AF . What I’m saying is those jokes deserved laughs damn it! Help a sister out .
well.. they weren't funny XD she did a good speech but sure being funny is not women first prerogative ^^
Dennis C. Her humor came across as too rigid and unnatural since it was presented the same way as the rest of her speech. Totally agree with you on it being difficult AF though.
More than chemistry, electrical engineering, and material science are at the center of smartphones and she never once mentions this.
@Aviri Char Yes, what you said is true but claiming chemistry as the overarching force behind the smartphone is misleading and disingenuous. It leads to a reductive understanding of a piece of amazing technology. It is akin to saying that Biology is the reason for minimally invasive coronary artery bypass surgery as opposed to medical science, electronics, and robotics.
This is a non-trivial difference because younger people watching might falsely conclude majoring in chemistry can make you work for semiconductor manufacturers or electronics companies but that's not true.
Nothing against the speaker but the majority of the talk felt somewhat unnatural. Every sentence was packed with some sort of key word, e.g. "You see", "Don't you agree", "Now X is special" + a joke every few sentences to keep the audience interested. It was too perfect in a sense, not what I'm used to from a TED talk.
Besides, do we really need 5G to fuel our excessive consumer needs? To share even more data with companies and governments while we still don't even have proper privacy protection in place? Downloading entire movies in seconds on our way to a plane is a luxury that we shouldn't take for granted, especially with our climate crisis in mind.
I guess I just miss the old Nokia days where the phones already had long lasting batteries and could withstand being dropped without a cracked display. With every new invention comes a certain responsibility. If we continue blindly throwing new tech at consumers we end up with more and more problems in the future. Today's smart phones have already turned us into greedy, anti social data goldmines.
I agree with you, we don't need more adictions. People are losing their humanity with all this unnecesary technology. I'm glad to have grown playing soccer with my friends without all these devices.
You are right! I also miss Nokia days, nowadays anyone can find you even if you don’t want it!
Lara, ok. Do you have any opinions about the actual contents of the talk?
@@BoWeava Well, the speaker's goal was to get us to agree with her. I agree that the underlying chemistry and science achievements are incredible. I'm just not sure what to take away from the talk, other than to get us excited for even smaller and more efficient tech (for which I have certain concerns).
I dont think she put her own opinion into this presentation beyond relating to everyday things we run into or might question. I think she was great and i can only sit through 1/3 of the ted talks. Not all are going to hit you as you'd like. Very informative nonetheless.
we are in service economy with data scientists working in "industries" such as banking, mortgage, finance etc. Only a misguided goes in to learning chemistry in this economy. It is up to economies like Germany, China to do such things
I feel like clark kent without my phone..don't leave home without it..
I love that people understand chemistry, I personally hate chemistry.
Wtf? Xd
@@shakeybritches8089 Chemistry is above my head. Would like to understand it, but science isn't a strength for me.
@@shakeybritches8089 good thing is you can learn how to learn! its definitely its own skill by itself, it comes easier to some people sure but people that get degrees in science have to spend countless hours at that same level of frustration to understand the stuff they need to because at some point for everyone things dont just make sense automatically
@@shakeybritches8089 fair enough! no need to force yourself to do what youre worst at, I just hate to see people tell themselves that they just dont have what it takes to learn a subject they want to learn about. Im almost done with my engineering degree and a lot of people just work HARD at it for hours and hours a day, where it may take someone else only an hour. But that same guy might spend hours and hours trying to understand a different class, because if whatever youre doing always comes easy you arent doing enough!
Great job Cathy! 👍🏆
It's an art to be able to explain technology in such an accessible way and given only very few
Thank you for this interesting, very comprehensible and clear explanation 😊💖
I love systems & technology and to discover how things work. I never knew about this role of chemistry.
Thanks!
#discoverenjoyfeelgood2
And the idea presented in this talk is...?
I'd think the unsung heroes of the industry would be the underpaid workers in the Chinese factories cranking out all those devices for us.
Good Cathy
use only chemistry to make nano copper wire. don't use math, physics, etc. Can you? no ... technology does not advance only from chemistry. Technology is created from various sciences. All science is a hero in technological progress.
Un exposé très "société de consommation et de plaisir" !
She’s so damn cute.
Jimmy Bentley wtf
???
The real elves are the little boys and girls in sweatshops.
China has surprisingly high school attendance for the relative rural development, that's why East Asia is increasingly important in tech manufacturing (besides robots).
unbelievable, such talk absolutely UN-worth spreading.... think of those whom work in the mines 12 hours per day and 7 days per week, digging and extracting the very basic materials ...... we have nothing without people dedicate their live doing those jobs..
there is NO hero for all that..... very innovation just a combination of the knowledge of all mankinds through thousands of years...
very disapointed by such level of TED talk
Dr. Stone brought me here.
Interesting how humanity so easily forgets or ignores where everything originates from, imagination. No so called smart phone or A.I. will ever surpass such eternal supremacy.
Neville Goddard knows.
How to make a boring presentation about an interesting thing
What kind of phone are you watching this on?
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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 been loving this device since it was new.
@@susan137
Wow! Seven years is a good push. I'm on the S7 with a flailing, but extremely overworked, battery. I also bought mine when it was released.
I bought a Note 10+ 5G three days ago and can't wait to transfer all of my data.
I do love me some Samsung.
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I looked at the Note 10 just days ago. The cost makes it unreasonable for me ... and I'm not sure I'd love it better.
I'm working on being a minimalist.
@@susan137
The only reason I got the 10+ 5G ($1,300 msrp) is because a guy bought one for his wife at the same time that she bought an S10+. The Note was too big. He sold it to me for $700 in a sealed box that cleared all background checks.
💥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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That, I'm sure, was a fortune occurrence for you.
I'm sure I've bought a new battery for my Note2 and it needs another.
I'm pretty sure atleast 90% of the people in there know what a motherboard is. -_-
The speech is badly written and jokes just don't land
To bad man did not lead this development. Men should lead development of this technology, not women.
I have a potato powering my smartphone, because it runs out of battery at 15% for some reason
Cool but why do you have to pair up referring to the smartphone with some kind of praise like "the reds blues and greens we enjoy," "the displays we love so much." Its actually every single time
benifict for me
As a layman I found this utterly boring.
Reminds me walter white "Breaking Bad"
#AskMKBHD @MKBHD
Seems like a waste of 13 mns gonna stop at 3
True
Yeah chremistry takes it so far, but without physics well thee wouldn't be chemistry.
All sciences are connected. Chemistry is just applied atomic physics, and biology is just applied chemistry. 😄
@@yeoman588 tea
@@HappyBunnyMonkey1 🍵
Without math there would be no physics
@@MrHarsh3600 without stuff there wouldn't be stuff
1st person
You were 2nd. To see whose first click "newest first " at top of comments the scroll to the VERY BOTTOM. The last one is the first. You were NOT bottom lol. Hope the INFO helps, I do not get why being first is important to anyone cuz THERES NO RACE, AND NO REWARD♡♡♡♡
@@shylee2235 What being 2nd place?
Hmm thought you were going to say China
CAAAAALLLLLING AAAALL CHEEEMIIISTS
The explanation was ok but the lady won my heart bcz i feel that she is soo cute & pretty that I'm expecting my future wife to be like her. Let's have some noise for desi single boy. #cathy cutiee pie identical to my future wife.
School lesson?
She says 'we want' smaller and faster phones, later on, 'we're being told we want' something called 5G. I think the latter is the closest to the truth. On the talk itself, it seemed pretty useless - wasn't really an idea worth spreading, it wasn't an idea at all.
Wut bout physics?
She could be the sister of Mark rober
Smash!
Dr stone explain the copper wire part too, 😍.... You ppl should try watching that Anime it's informative
Oh look! This floor is made of floor...
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So a phone is addictive but reading a fucking book isn't????? Lost me there. How about just sticking to the point you were trying to make. "Smartphones, the root of all evil"
She's cute
Damn :))
I am the 1st viewer.
TED is a propaganda tool. I threw my cell phone in a bush and deleted all that social media crap. I feel great.
.... So... Uh... What are you posting this message on? Or did you not expect anyone to reply?
Little awkward wording at some parts (e.g. “the blues, greens, and reds we enjoy”) but overall informative. Just wish that the humor lines were either said more naturally or just left out altogether since it just seemed forced/rehearsed.
I only clicked this cause she's pregnant and has great facial structure
due to chemistry
lmao
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Chemchses
complete waste of time. none of graphics is teaching something.
If nothing fits in ladies pants pockets then why wear paints!?!? Sorry couldn't resist. I do like printed circuts. I am a wiring guy for cars I know my pickup wiring pretty well I have had to rewire a few trucks and I will say circuits are truly unsung heroes of the world. chemist do lay the ground work too.
So I watch this whole thing with just a few minutes left, so I thought, 'This has been a rather benign talk about chemistry and its roles in technology; I suppose I can give a thumbs up.' So I click the thumbs up button, just in time to hear her bring up 5G. And by the time she said she's glad she can download movies to her phone in 40 seconds while on her way to the airport, my thumbs up had turned into a thumbs down. I hope it's that simple. I really do. I hope 5G is nothing but the best and fastest internet ever. But it will never be just that, even if it is that at all... Convenience over privacy and health.... that seems to be the way things are going...
If you want Privacy, then don't get a phone in the first place
The moment you get a phone, the government can get whatever they want from you.
Also the convenience will be there, as long as your device supports the 5G capabilities to their fullest extent
Poor physics. Nobody is here to Jack up
you truly do not have a clue
yeetedi dabidus
If you took just one scientology course you'd know this to be false
@@shakeybritches8089 I think the commenter has as good of a grasp on the English language as the speaker.
@@shakeybritches8089 not clever at all. The speaker being the bird on stage and the commenter being TheJociman.
@@shakeybritches8089 what?
You've got the wrong end of the stick mate.
Doesn't matter what Scientology says. Scientology is woo pedalling.
What I meant was TheJociman meant to say science course, not Scientology. I was also having a dig at the TED speaker for her loose grasp of the English language.
I think the three of you need to calm down, a scietologist always keeps a ”cool” head. I agree with the speaker on this one. I doubt mr Jimmeh Bees rationalization skills as well ShakeyBirtches.
@@shakeybritches8089 yeah, cool. Um, I knew all this. It wasn't a crack at ya mate. How you think it was, I don't know. Have a great Xmas mate.
She's funny...but not
Meh
Why is her stomach so big
Hahahahahahaha
Biju S pregnant maybe
That's rude
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@@shakeybritches8089 hahahaha
a very boring and uninformative talk!!!
She looks *pregnant* 🖖🤗
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