We do tend to forget that the events that shaped history were never even imagined. We have absolutely no idea what the next Black Swan events will be. No clue whatsoever.
A little pompous but I do like a bit of Niall Ferguson. Important to have voices like his amongst the sea of revisionist TED talky history that breaks through today. I don't think network modelling is quite the break through he makes it out to be (although of course he does have a book to promote ;)). But it is definitely a useful new tool in the historians toolkit. I like how it ticks boxes for both the top down and bottom up interpretations of history.
I think I paused the video six times during that Greek guy. Jesus Christ. He talks from 51:30 - 54:30! What was the moderator doing. 5% of the video is him.
Seán O'Nilbud Tell that to my Bank account, stock portfolio and all the Black & Hispanic people enjoying their lowest unemployment ever. Your smug arrogance is your handicap
N. Ferguson may rattle as he will, it makes no difference. Suppose I am building an aeroplane. While I’m doing it, N. Ferguson is rattling that it won’t fly. I ignore him. I just keep on building my aeroplane, and it flies. The rattler keeps on rattling. So what? Ignore him. N. Ferguson may rattle as he will - don’t feed the troll. Paul Krugman said that too. N. Ferguson can’t stand that.
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When will Google invite James Damore?
Moderators everywhere, people come to listen to the speaker. Not you. Keep it short.
The moderator talks waaay too long at the beginning. Just let Ferguson tell his story.
Also interrupts his viewpoint and also interupts him on some of his viewpoints. Typical Google!
@@jakedovey1586 Typical american moderator
We do tend to forget that the events that shaped history were never even imagined. We have absolutely no idea what the next Black Swan events will be. No clue whatsoever.
A little pompous but I do like a bit of Niall Ferguson. Important to have voices like his amongst the sea of revisionist TED talky history that breaks through today. I don't think network modelling is quite the break through he makes it out to be (although of course he does have a book to promote ;)). But it is definitely a useful new tool in the historians toolkit. I like how it ticks boxes for both the top down and bottom up interpretations of history.
Price is Right wants its curtains back.
I think I paused the video six times during that Greek guy. Jesus Christ. He talks from 51:30 - 54:30! What was the moderator doing. 5% of the video is him.
Niall starts at 5:00
Start here 5:00
The moderator does not contribute anything to this discussion.
The audio is poor.
Drole , purposely?
Изучаю английский и пытался понять что тут говорили, но похоже это слишком сложно для перевода.
Прочитайте площадь и башню. Это грамотный анализ сетей и истории.
Not too long ago, I saw four large six feet shrimps carrying a coffin.
Moderator, why am I listening to you? Stop. Just stop. Lol
Trump 2020 Trump wasn’t a disaster he was the rational choice out of the two
Seán O'Nilbud Tell that to my Bank account, stock portfolio and all the Black & Hispanic people enjoying their lowest unemployment ever. Your smug arrogance is your handicap
I think the future was already set on stone when Jesus Christ was crucified by the Romans.
1:22 man said woe betide!
The future is grim according to Ferguson. Hopefully not.
N. Ferguson may rattle as he will, it makes no difference.
Suppose I am building an aeroplane. While I’m doing it, N. Ferguson is rattling that it won’t fly. I ignore him. I just keep on building my aeroplane, and it flies. The rattler keeps on rattling. So what? Ignore him.
N. Ferguson may rattle as he will - don’t feed the troll. Paul Krugman said that too. N. Ferguson can’t stand that.
Little did he know that within two years things would not only be terrible they would be almost beyond repair. civilization is collapsing.