Nobel Prize

... accelerating.

This is what won Brian Schmidt the Nobel Prize.

Exactly.

That discovery was made with the help of the Hubble Space Telescope.

It feels like those could be, you know, words that sort of go down in history.

That particular clip of Victoria Derbyshire speaking, of course, to, um, Nobel Laureate and father of AI or godfather of AI, um, Geoffrey Hinton.

Um, by the way, for many in Silicon Valley, ten percent, so the ten percent chance of all of humanity being killed is at the low end, as I say, for many in Silicon Valley.

So Marcus Williams works at monitoring AIs at OpenAI.

So they all have their subtitles.

This one is just Dow and come to find out that is because this one just deals with Lev Landau, which is the main character of this project, who is, uh, A real life physicist, Nobel Prize winner, who the main gist of it, it's said over many decades, but they're experimenting with atomic weaponry.

And then it's supposed to be kind of a microcosm of like larger objects.

evolution of communism over the many, many decades and totalitarianism and whatnot.

It was comedy.

Per Hallstrom, the man who eventually presented Shaw with his Nobel Prize, actually noted Shaw's mania for contradiction.

I love that phrase.

It fits perfectly.

But, you know, there is this piece of trivia from our sources that I absolutely love because it perfectly encapsulates his fraught relationship with the establishment.

Oh, I know the one you're talking about.

George Bernard Shaw remains the first person in history to win both a Nobel Prize in literature and an Academy Award.

It's just wild.

Yeah.

What I wish was we didn't rush to over-interpreting it and, and I think some people say, "Hey, but in the documentary they did speak about drugs, this and that." Listen, the overall sentiment, and you, all you have to do is go and look at the comment section of the Cholesterol Code documentary on YouTube, is hundreds and hundreds of people saying, you know, "Dave, you should win a Nobel Prize," congratulating the team, talking about the fact that they're rejecting medications that they...

with their doctor.

These are people that believe that this science is settled, that you not only settled, that you've overturned decades of science showing LDL is causal in the role of atherosclerosis.

Ellie, don't tell them what it's called, but it doesn't matter.

It, it's a nice video about, like, uh, Mashiach coming and whatever it is, and one of the things they do in this video, most of the things I like very much, the one thing I don't like is they start showing you all the Nobel Prize winners who are Jewish and, uh, you know, it could have been actors or this.

Now, that's all very nice, but that's not called a Kiddush Hashem.

That Einstein had a big brain is genetics.

then he won the Pulitzer Prize for Peace after that speech.

He won the Nobel, yeah.

The Nobel, I'm sorry.

Yeah, what did he do? And listen, I'm not saying he knew or didn't know.

I'm not saying that.

He won more Grammys after Led Zeppelin than during it.

Barbara McClintock, won her Nobel Prize at 81 for work she simply never stopped doing.

The culture says your story peaked at the retirement party.

The evidence, ancient and modern, says the verdict is not in as long as you are still breathing.

So I would have a

number of key economists, a Nobel Prize-winning economist,

and other heavy hitters.

and this aired all over the place also.