Sheldon’s job is to find the genius in the genius…
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The one time I didn't mind hearing the chalk squeaking 😂❤
Ohhhh Wow!!! You are spot on! Same here!!! 😂🙌🙏
I'm still cringing in any chalk squeaking but I love this scene.
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Same 😂
Ironically I was fine until I read your statement 🤣🤣
This movie is SO important.... & we should have been taught about these women in history class.... it's a shame we weren't.
@@annie_42 systemic racism still at play even today
Because the actual Boss was like Paul, and not the Kevin Costner character. Be thankful that their stories are finally coming out
maybe you werent, but my high school taught us when we were like 14
You are soooo right!
Till today we learn a lot of men, who were important in history and quite nothing about women.
I am german and was a child and was allowed to stay up the night of the moon-landing to watch it. Quite all of my generation can name the astronauts at 3 o' clock in the morning if asked. But till this film quite none knew about these women - what a disgrace.
My son's 5th grade class learned about these women and went to watch the play. This is in the UK. The topic was "hidden figures" so it covered a range of brilliant women who didn't get the recognition they deserved during their time.
They were called,
" Human Computers".
That's how smart they were. I vaguely remember my sister saying she wanted to be a Human Computer back in the late 60's.
Like these ladies, she loved math and became a math and history teacher. As soon as Computers came out, she took a course at night on her own. By then she was teaching and had her own family. But, this was important to her so she took the course after school was out. She never went as far as these Ladies. But, upon her untimely death, her school allowed her entire class and others to attend her funeral and they planted 3 trees on The campus in her honour that are full grown today.
Anytime I asked her a question....she NEVER answered with
"I don't know".
She knew everything!
So, anytime a child is really good at math, encourage them, support them bc you never know if they're a "Human Computer" with answers NASA is waiting on today.
I love that! My son likes math, I only need to show it to him once and he gets it.
I think they weee just called computers. The electric computer was named after the humans.
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I think that's essentially what I said.
My sister used The phrase "Human Computer" before this movie was a thought. These individuals were apparently already being used as such before IBM. In the movie, they had to operate the first one bc no one else could.
They were incredibly intelligent and this movie made History for them. Essentially, Glenn refused to attempt to orbit the earth without Katherine Johnson First doing her own fact check. That's amazing respect.💯
Soooo… a mentat?
Your sister was an amazing woman. What a legacy!
Taraji P. Henson should've gotten an Academy Award for Best Actress for this role
I agree
She would have gotten an Oscar if she just had been a white actress 😮
She was wonderful!
Still don't understand why she did not receive it.
But probably because people were busy promoting Ghostbusters 2016 around that time. A far more important film (sarcasm)
she plays so different than in „person of interest“ - now that‘s acting!
Damn she was smart. Even when they got the IBM it wouldn't work without her
No - that was her friends
It was her, remember John Glenn
@chrismoule7242 it was her team.
They were called,
" Human Computers".
That's how smart they were. I vaguely remember my sister saying she wanted to be a Human Computer back in the late 60's.
Like these ladies, she loved math and became a math and history teacher. As soon as Computers came out, she took a course at night on her own. By then she was teaching and had her own family. But, this was important to her so she took the course after school was out. She never went as far as these Ladies. But, upon her untimely death, her school allowed her entire class and others to attend her funeral and they planted 3 trees on The campus in her honour that are full grown today.
Anytime I asked her a question....she NEVER answered with
"I don't know".
She knew everything!
So, anytime a child is really good at math, encourage them, support them bc you never know if they're a "Human Computer" with answers NASA is waiting on today.
@breeze8756 computers don't work without people to program them. Nowdays all programs just run on their own but back then you had to make punch cards to feed Into the big ass machine to make it work and you needed to know how to make those cards.
Sheldon played such an A-hole in this movie!!!! I love that he finally respected her at the end. Taraji was a beast in this movie. She should have won an award for this. Long way from yelling at "Jody"
Sheldon is a character on a TV show. Jim Parsons is an actor who played Sheldon and Paul.
@@lexdunn4160 He plays a POS well.
@@lazaruslazuli6130 Yeah, Parsons is a good actor.
She should have won best actress or at the least...best supporting actress. She has never been given her honorary dues. She is excellent
I am so pissed I did not learn about these ladies, these Heroines who saved our ass as a country when we needed it. I have been reading up since I watched it.
How did they save America?
We know it now, and many others do, too!
You just learned it.
@johnmelrose3774 we made it to uncharted territory and people didn't die
Could you please tell me the name of this movie?
FYI, this movie is cleverly named Hidden Figures.
...but it WORKS, Paul.
This scene always gives me chills!! The hair rises off the back of my neck!! Love it!!
For us kids that grew up in the 60's, the space program was awesome!
"Steely-eyed missle men"
The behind the scenes stuff is incredibly interesting.
HE didn't find the genius. Costner did!
yep, Costner's character basically told him he FAILED to do his job because he was a racist prick.
so glad neither of their characters was an actual person, i'd hate to think someone as incompetent as Paul (sheldon) was working for NASA back them (or now)
They were real characters try reading and research.@@amandagardner565
@sclaypool6436 well scripted & casted movie
@amandagardner565 , yes Jim Parson's played the character & embraced it really well, & similar to Joaquin Phoenix's character of Commodus in The Gladiator.
They really got under you're skin to piss you off, 😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Really great movie though, I felt the same anger & frustration, 😂😂😂😂.
@amandagardner565, their characters were actual people. This movie is based on a true story.
Loved this movie. It is so inspiring - about working hard to overcome obstacles. Without these women, we may not have made advances in space travel.
@@kellijohnson1462 racism was the biggest obstacle. Got guy in my thread who doesn’t understand that was the whole point of the movie. White men taking the credit for work that isn’t theirs
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Name of the film?
It's called hidden figures for gabbs ❤
@@justcallmegabbsHidden Figures
Great movie! 🎥 Very enjoyable. I love how she gets everyone’s attention by talking them through the mathematical equations and at the end they all participate without objecting once!! You go girl!!! 😅
Me too
What's the name of the movie?
Hidden Figures, or something like that.
B/c true learners does not discriminate.
Hidden Figures...and an absolutely true story..
What she accomplished was astounding and disgracefully we never learned about her in school.
Cuz it never happened. Where's the proof?
It wasn't made public because the USA was in a Space Race with the Soviet Union, it was the early Cold War. TOP Secret !
I was a recent Hire, Grad Engr, NASA Contractor, Apollo Program late 60's. Females were Typists in a Typing Pool, and Administrative. Few, if any Females in Engrng Depts. I knew 2, one was a MEngr, the other Engr. left the Company after less than 6 months. All the males, mostly older WW2/Korea Vets treated her like a daughter. Not Good !
Not much different early 70's, Space Shuttle Program. And, all pre-Desktop/Laptop Computers, even before 4 function calculators, + - × ÷. Labor intensive programs.
This was the Era of Pencils, Quad Pads, Slide Rules and Pencil Sharpners.
That guy Paul in the Movie Hidden Figures, You never want to work for or with someone like him. Your career would be a Dead End. He is a Relic ! Guys like him were everywhere, even as Profs in Engineering School. They can't think outside the Box, not in their DNA !
@@ChatGPT1111 Proof - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Laser_Ranging_experiments
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It is a shame at how much real history we don't actually learn in school. I was in school in the 's, and not once did a history class make it past WWII. Every year, History started in 1492 and ended in 1945. I learned more about the Korean war from M*A*S*H and Vietnam War from Platoon than I did from any History class in school. Civil Rights? Kennedy Assassination? Kent State Massacre? McCarthy's Red Scare? Japanese American Intern Camps? nothing but silence from the schools.
The best part for me .....I got to be taught by some of these people at Lakeland Technical College in Florida in the early 70s.....they made it seem so easy.....
As a Engineering Tech, and a Engineering Student, We in Engineering have it easy today. I could be considered a bit of a CAD jockey, and often have to make several drawings a month. For class, I was forced to do the drawings by hand. yeah, that sucked, especially when you realized missed a dimension and need to shift everything over to properly fit a dimension into the drawing. It often feels like I'm cheating in the math class when I use a calculator to get an answer to a log or function instead of having to do it out by hand, like they did. I honestly don't know if I could have gone into Engineering back then.
Paul is Sheldon without the intellect - only the arrogance.
Paul was also incredibly intelligent. You had to be incredibly intelligent to get into the project. Unfortunately his ego and arrogance made him look bad and limited him in many ways. If he accepted her as a fellow genius and encouraged her, you would not be saying nasty things about him. Paul was also a genius.
This is one of my favorite films. A story that needed telling, and it was superb.
Should have taught this in history classes, may have been an influence on some ones life choices.
The book should be read by every kid in school. 🙂🖖💕
What is it called. In fact, what is the name of the movie?
Hidden Figures is the movie name. Not sure about the book
@@georgenightstar7812 The book is also called “Hidden Figures” and it’s pretty dense.
Ya we should get rid of TV and have kids read way more books, 1984 in particular these days.
To try to take credit for her hard work and brilliant mind
Isn't that plagiarism?
@@marvissmith4588 Only if you take it from an already published source.
They want to take it before all that, present it to the world as theirs.
@marvissmith4588 it is but seeing what time period the movie is set in, I doubt anyone gave a shit about a black woman getting her work ripped off by a white man except for a select few
@@marvissmith4588 No, it's a daily occurrence in the business and academic worlds.
Such an amazing movie...
"Hidden Figures" follows 3 black women at NASA.
Where can I watch it
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Euler was not ancient. He lived during the 1700s, whereas Pythagoras was ancient. Both of their methods are still being taught today. Someone knowing math would not call Euler's method ancient.
It’s a garbage line. The screenwriters needed a concise objection and knew that viewers wouldn’t know or care enough to demand better.
I think it was an expression. Like saying my grandma is ancient even though she was born 8 decades ago.
To initially doubt something from the 1700s can help you with spaceflight is somewhat understandable
From their perspective they would reasonably call it ancient. They're in completely uncharted territory. For them they were numerically forming the future
@@AddOrRemoveMathematics is timeless. It’d have been more accurate for them to switch from a geometric perspective to an algebraic one. Or a Cartesian coordinate to a polar one.
A lot of what we know as math sprung from ancient Greeks to the 1500-1600-1700 time frame.
‘Math’ ‘always being dependable’ is worse than chalk on a chalkboard.
Using Sheldon’s name as click bait is so wrong. The movie however is so right on so many levels 😊
@@viviennegasson4961 Jim Parsons is his actual name
THIS part was awesome!!!!🎉🎉🎉
But, in THIS movie.... EVERY part was the BEST part! 😊 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I could watch this a thousand times
Nobody ever calls Euler's method ancient. The dude lived in the 1700s and even to this day, millions of people doing math use something developed by Euler every day. Also, nobody who knows math and uses math calls any kind of math "ancient". Math is Math. It's eternal. Nobody loses sleep over using a technique discovered 2,000 years back versus 2 months back.
Ya I use 1+1 every day.
Yeah. I'm a Engineering Student and have had Euler mention several times already, and a few years ago I was writing a video game controller and was using Eulers angles to control camera movement.
Yea thats what I thought. Like dont we literally use that method in AI and shit. ion know differential equations
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The script is only as smart as the scriptwriter. GIGO.
She is so beautiful when playing refined roles like this. No stereotypical ghetto standards
Either way black women show up!
Paul's problem was he was so misogynistic and racist that he didn't want to admit that a BLACK WOMAN was way smarter than he was ...
Wow nobody else got that, thank you! You are very intelligent!
Im English and we were always taught about apartheid in South Africa,but the southern states off the USA were just as bad if not worse,these women were heroes
At that time it wasn't just in the South. The entire country was the same when it came to race.
I mean apartheid was a little worse. A white minority was controlling a country while heavily discriminating and segregating against the black majority.
Still are bad.
I never would have guessed NASA was a space-going plantation.
@@blueshibaiokay victim. 😂
All I was thinking the whole time was ..somebody take out your cell phone and take a picture of that board before it gets erased LOL
These ladies were phenominal.
Sheldon as in original character? That would be interesting.....we used Euler's method in Safran too
Omg, i've watched this movie more than 10x, but how the heck didn't i realise this was the man who played Sheldon in BBT till now?! 😂
Good acting.
Which movie is this
Great movie: HIDDEN FIGURES. Every kid should see it, for inspiration.
Sheldon be like: I'am I not enough to solve the NASA problems ??????
There is no such thing as old or new math because numbers never lie.
You obviously have not heard about statistics yet......
We need more male blsck hero stories too. Im so impressed w this story. Thanks.
What would the World Do, without the Black Woman❤
Actually women. First calculator as we know today was created by a woman in the Victorian era.
One of our best codebreakers in World War II was a female, but Edgar Hoover took the credit for her work because she was a woman. Women have created a lot in science through the centuries, but men took the credit.
NASA wasn’t no places that the women actually started getting credit
We would be lost. They are the strongest of us ALL. ✨💃✨
The world would be a sadder, less intelligent, less interesting and less beautiful place
Colonize the stars a century or two earlier, I reckon
Katherine was a mixed race woman. Not implying that her white genes created genius but there is something to be celebrated about the genius created by the mix.
The craziest thing to me about this movie is that the white manager in the glasses didn’t even exist, but Hollywood needed a white saviour to come in and be the liaison that gave the black woman her opportunity to shine SMH disappointing
I thought he was like 3 different guys put together. That's what I had heard. It could be wrong.
I didn’t know that. Thanks so much sister Sydney. I am thankful there is a God, and in short order He will grandly and wondrously compensate for every awfulness that Blacks have had to suck up and endure. I also believe that Blacks are God’s people - what other people have had to suffer as much as they?
Racial hate, I think, is based on envy -jealousy of Black grace, style, poise, smarts, beauty, savvy, athleticism, strength of spirit, leadership, confidence, lyricism _(rap!),_ talent, and spirituality. I think of the majesty of a great gospel choir!
Further, the fact that our country has not made amends where possible makes it complicit with its past. Just three examples: More widespread memorials could be built that memorialize Black experience. A new permanent $10 bill bearing Dr. Martin Luther King’s image modeled precisely after the Philippines’ stunningly beautiful 500 Peso bill. Finally, an amendment to our U.S. Constitution that officially formally apologizes for the atrocity of slavery _and_ the institutional oppression that followed.
God bless you richly! Jesus is coming!
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In the book, there were multiple managers that were 'right place, right time' for each the women to be recognized. Their stories also span like a decade. For the purpose of the movie, the story takes all of those little instances and rolls them into one character to streamline the plot 😊
@@iantha611 And its a good way to tighten the pacing just a bit while stating the roles the managers played
Another way to look at this: Hollywood tried to show that a white person could and **should** see past color and see the amazing potential she had? That we all should? I wish one day for us all to move foward together, in love.
This movie is so underrated. Wish I could have found out about it sooner.
And she is a genius.
I am just in awe. We should have heard about this decades earlier.
Such a good movie. I loved it. Taraji was stunning in her role.
It irritates me that I had to take a Women's History course & the textbook had no mention of this mathematical genius. But they had a whole chapter on Margaret Sanger, the woman who promoted women's health services particularly in the ghettos. Picture that. Think about it.
Kevin Costner the Baptist from Oklahoma made this Movie and Gave Credit to the right Human Being!!! A Black Woman!!!
Those men who set around and did nothing. While those ladies figured it all out. Shelton was so jealous of her. They even out did IBM.
I depended on math to make my life miserable. I threw away my checkbook, bought money orders and life was good. Cheaper to spend $5-6 a month on money orders than a bunch of bad checks emptying my account!
Im just loving this. Its uplifting. Its got heart. ✨😊💃✨
Thanks for listening
Have watched about this on documentaries but never knew about these women doing this. Shanne it took this long for them to get the recognition they deserved
This is an Awesome movie!
Ya know what else is ancient math? Calculus, trig, series, geometry, algebra, Pythagorean theorem, approximations, probability, etc.
Oh! Hidden Figures! We watched this in my Social Studies class
That's wonderful to hear; I hope more schools utilize it in classes!👍
My dvd came in the mail yesterday. Can't wait to watch it. Love Taraji and Kevin.
Most fun fact about this movie: Miss Taraji P Henson is portraying the glorious Miss Katherine Johnson, once hearalded as a human computer, who was ALIVE TO SEE THIS MOVIE about her and her sisters!! We lost her in 2020, aged at 102!!
Octavia Spencer portrays Miss Dorothy Vaughn, who passed in 2008 at age 98. And Janelle Monae portrays the fiesty Miss Mary Jackson, who we lost in 2005, aged 84. ❤❤
GREAT MOVIE❤
Just watched it again on Film 4. It never fails. Film at it best with a fantastic cast. 😊❤❤
You do realize wo her genius that craft's reentry was a crap shoot. I remember as a child wondering, "Why don't they know where it will land? If they can launch it; why can't they establish that? " She just explained it. No parade for her!! Nothing.
Glenn literally refused to launch until she had manually reviewed the numbers.
That is how much faith he had in her
Inspiration to all women and girls who love maths and science 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great movie
She killed this role...period
Genius has no color , race , age or gender! It’s God given! The trick and the truth is to recognize and encourage genius among us ! Those brilliant women were placed there by GOD Himself to be there at that exact moment in time! Costner’s character recognized God and his gifts and he supported them beyond the prejudices of the time!
. Most men can focus on a problem, where women are multi function. Embrace it. We make a great fit. 😊
@@jodywho6696 God certainly thought so ! And I agree wholeheartedly!
...and then she got to type it up. Under Paul's name no doubt. 'Cause she was just a computer.
How naive. Your innocence is beautiful tho.
@@theallofist5461 Some of see beyond our nose and others smash that nose into the wall of reality! I’d rather look beyond the wall!
Its Paul's job to find it Sheldon is a fictional charter that plays on on another show
Let's is a contraction for "let us". Was Paul implying that he was going to assist in typing up the report?
Her MIND was ASTONISHING!! Hell, I got A’s in Calculus but dont think I could have done that❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've always struggled with advanced mathematics, but even I find it obvious that math doesn't become outdated. If it worked 1,000 years ago, it still works today and will work 1,000,000 years from now.
Great movie!
True meaning of inspirational women ❤
I gotta watch this!
Such a great movie❤
I read the book and it was a real eye opener.
Without that group of Black mathmatical genius women, we would not have gone to the moon and back.
They were the unrecognized true heros of the moon landings!! Absolutely 100% 😊
I never noticed Sheldon in that movie
She needs a school or NASA building with her name even a statue will do
She lived to 101 years of age. Lived long enough to see the NASA Katherine G Johnson Computational Research Facility.
Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom! Congress awarded her the Congressional Gold Medal. Both are the highest civilian awards a person can receive. And she received the Silver Snoopy Award which is given by NASA astronauts personally, representing their own recognition of excellence! 🇺🇸🎖️🫡🇺🇸
Darn wonderfull film
Can't bring it back home bc thrust cannot be generated in a vacuum
I bought this movie on DVD when it came out, played it for my grandkids when they came over for "popcorn/movie" night. Good memories.
whats the name of this movie...looks awesome!
Hidden figures.
The Help
@@BeaLentine ??? That's another movie...
It's Hidden Figures :)
@@victoriastevens3166 thank you!!
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I seriously doubt it happened this way.
And you know this how?
I want to see that movie. Those women were Heroes that never got the credit and honor they deserved.
Como se llama la pelicula, por favor?
"Hidden Figures "
Hidden Figures
His name is Jim Parsons, not Sheldon, great movie horrible story about white men taking the credit again though
that was the point, to show the work that went into it behind the scenes and who was responsible for some of the biggest accomplishments in human history
These pioneers knew a little more than the higher ups did. That a fact.
Men. Do it all the time. Color doesn't. Matter
@@astrowrld2870lmfao the whole movie was a white savior movie 😂 “these white guys lifted her up and stood up for her” no lmfao she stood up for herself
@@astrowrld2870 r/whoosh
I believe the first computers were actually a group of women. They never made a mistake and when they switched to mechanical computers, they ran the numbers by them to make sure the mechanical computers didn't make any mistakes.
Find a genius among the geniuses, very well said
Paul can find the typer. Good boy, Paul.
I never ever heard a mathematician calling eulers method ancient lol
What's crazy is the actor is really writing all that out in real time, very impressive.
Today the building they worked in is named the Katherine Johnson Center
Just. Solve. The Problem. That is all. That is, or should be, OUR strength. Focus. On. The Problem. Or we Are doomed.
This movie was so PHENOMENAL I KEPT THINKING ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF HER JOB!!!
That movie was great. I can watch that one numerous times.
Well let's type it up... and the genius starts walking in high heels to type it up after she figured it out.
He will always be Sheldon to me. He played that role so well… it can’t be helped.
She should have made an appearance on The Big Bang Theory and put Sheldon in his place!
Im so glad this story got told. She was great in it.
This is the role worth Oscars!! She literally gives me shivers and tears, at same time. Thank you Nature for giving us such talented People.
Telling Sheldon Cooper to find a genius is, genius !
Cookie,Sheldon,& Eliot Ness/Robin Hood/Jonathan Kent(Superman's Dad) are working together for NASA man.
Just watched this film & the extras on this scene.
The Boss tells the story of Sir Edmund Hilary climbing to the top of Everest.
Of the group he was with, he wasn’t supposed to be the one to make it to the summit. As the others had peaked out with their fitness to go any further, Hilary was chosen to go all the way.
The group had suggested someone else to go with him. Hilary instead chose the Sherpa Tenzing to go with him instead. A man he never knew to make it to the summit.
During this final trek, Hilary found himself hanging by his finger tips to a drop to his death. He didn’t have the strength to pull himself up, so a Man he never knew pulled him up. Hence the phrase the Boss uses.
A final point to the story, is that none of the two ever told who actually made it to the summit first. They took their secret pact to the grave.
So, “your job is to (like Hilary) find the genius & help pull us all up so we can win”
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She is the only person that can make me love math !