Eric Mazur

Wow.

And that study, which was initially done in the late 1980s by Eric Mazur, has been repeated in every context you can imagine, every setting you can imagine, and the range is almost always the same.

And so the amount of ineffective learning that occurs at universities is massive.

The second is what it is that we learn.

One other aspect that I wanted to touch on as well is my time here at Harvard, as well as my time at Harvard Business School as undergrad, really helped shape how I thought and how I still think about the world.

and has really helped shape how I think about business at MC10, as well as a lot of other things I've been involved with, which is, you know, my undergrad experience, you know, I was that pre-med undergrad, and I remember having a class by Eric Mazur.

He's a physicist, you know, world-renowned.

He's been here for a long time, and I was always so set, and there was one right answer, and I remember one day in class where it kind of changed me forever, where...