I love it when people surpass "specialization" and begin to integrate fields of study and become generalized in many fields of study. Physics and cooking who would have thought. =)
@landsurfer66 TED talks is about revolutionary thinking. Food has a very important role in our lives and we never really pay attention to the extreme precisions that this man has expanded our consciousness of. Although he doesn't seem to be the best public speaker as he constantly refers back to his book and gives it more exposure as if advertising, the book IS 2400 pages long (and was given a 10 minute talk time). He probably only could properly read out the table of contents in that time...
um, food techniques that only a few top restaurants can even afford to try seems rather impracticable for the rest of us. Most of us can't even consider buying a piece of equipment that costs more than my car to make chicken that doesn't even taste any better than what I can do at home in a 20 dollar pot.
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All Americans now die from between 40 and 70 years too soon - hideous, prolonged suffering - from all of the diseases which result from sugar poisoning - but NO COOKBOOK tell you how to live the 120 years that Harvard Scientists have told us is what should be the Normal Life Span.
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i watched 4 minutes, and i must say i didnt enjoy. from the knowledge i have now. maby someone could give me a reason why it didnt suck. but rigt now i have to give a thumbs down.
Seems that TED, on occasion has a lapse in good judgment in choices of its guests: sometimes it value of the talk, sometimes character of the guest, and sometimes both. Come on TED, I've recommended a lot of people to go o this site for intellectually stimulating talks by extraordinary speakers, please don't make me look a fool.
I question how well the sections show the actual cooking of the food...but the book is epic and, if I were to buy any book for over $600, this would be the one.
Maybe I'm getting spoiled by all the other great TED talks... but this was weak. I didn't learn a thing beyond the fact that this guy made a nerdy cook book.
Just because Mr Myhrvold has discovered how to cook using liquid nitrogen and a water bath (sous-vide) does not make him an authority on the subject. Do get back to us Nathan after you've cooked for paying customers day after day in a restaurant.
The likes of Blumenthal have been doing this for years but clearly don't have the ego or media machine to elevate themselves to TED status. How very, very disappointing.
I did dislike that it was advertising a book, but he made up for it with his love of science and will to educate the masses a bit more. LOL @ the partial differential equations in a cookbook!
This video has a very bad title. I didn't find the idea of eating half as much food particularly inviting. I'm glad that wasn't what it actually meant.
when i first read the title i though it was some sort of way to help you eat less. although cutting everything in your kitchen in half does help achieve this goal, i don't think it's very effective.
after seeing one guy teaching how to tight shoes, and other guy selling ninenteen centurys colonies in modern day Honduras and coling a coup d'estat lands lide elections, all this in TED, well, a guy cuting cookers seems about as coherent as you can get
@Vortex42 I've also got to hwonder hwhat's so special about the hword WATT, that it doesn't require him to put an H in front of it. It's a whorrific hwierd approach to hwords. A bit of a hwaste if you hwhere to ask me.
I wonder if he patents all his recipes so that every time you use his recipes you have to pay licencing fees. I'm sure many of you know what I'm talking about if you know the history of Nathan Myhrvold. If you don't then Google "Nathan Myhrvold Intellectual Ventures patent troll"
<-Was going to go to amazon to put a few copies in my basket for Christmas presents. But I saw the comment that said it was 400 Euros. That's way out of my range. Will have to wait a few years for reprints. (Why do people keep taking the micky out of the way he talks? He's very articulate)
is this guy from Microsoft?
soopie1 13 hours ago
Brilliant!
paskom0 1 day ago
he disacates food, cuts it in half. the way you´d cut a herring in half during a biology session ^^
blankprobe 2 days ago
why the dislikes? this guy is genius !!
bukssna 5 days ago
Title was misleading...
dallasluce 1 week ago
I love it when people surpass "specialization" and begin to integrate fields of study and become generalized in many fields of study. Physics and cooking who would have thought. =)
teewilson333 1 week ago
i want this cook book...
MoowChair 1 month ago 2
The way he thinks reminds me of the first time tripped. Aw so much beauty in the world.
tomahable 2 months ago
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@landsurfer66 TED talks is about revolutionary thinking. Food has a very important role in our lives and we never really pay attention to the extreme precisions that this man has expanded our consciousness of. Although he doesn't seem to be the best public speaker as he constantly refers back to his book and gives it more exposure as if advertising, the book IS 2400 pages long (and was given a 10 minute talk time). He probably only could properly read out the table of contents in that time...
Cloud9er 2 months ago
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Cloud9er 2 months ago
cool whip
enzyme20056 3 months ago
um, food techniques that only a few top restaurants can even afford to try seems rather impracticable for the rest of us. Most of us can't even consider buying a piece of equipment that costs more than my car to make chicken that doesn't even taste any better than what I can do at home in a 20 dollar pot.
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lightandbeautiful 4 months ago
The old way of cooking food is the old way. WOW! That is the most profound thing I have ever heard anyone say about anything.
jdschu01 4 months ago
I was expecting an inspiring Ted Talk like Jamie Oliver's, not this 10 minute infomercial for a cookbook!
alban444 4 months ago
Broccoli... ew....
juuonse 4 months ago
WHY IS THE TED INTRO SO LOUD?!
RollinLeonard 5 months ago 5
washable waterproof paper?
sanoonbs 5 months ago
This is guy is multitalented genius.
Ko252 5 months ago
I think I want this cookbook! Awesome
holisticjose 5 months ago
I completely agree that this is undeserving of TED. If I want to watch commercials, they are not hard to find.
maggie94306 5 months ago
Who the fuck buys a cookbook for £375.25?
richardcadbury 6 months ago
Man book sells. Undeserving of TED.
benace10 6 months ago
interesting pictures, at least
p3destrian 6 months ago
great idea
AlgisKemezys 6 months ago
say cool whip
JAMamation 6 months ago 17
@liquidminds £375...I'm on the UK site!
amoswembley 6 months ago
he misses out the fact that he charges £375 for the book!!! total douche!
amoswembley 6 months ago 2
@amoswembley 375... on amazon i only found the $625 version.... 375 sounds really cheap compared to that....
liquidminds 6 months ago
And they have a nasty name for the former Microsoft honcho: "patent troll."
Mystery207 7 months ago 2
hawile the broccili is steaming
ExtreamThrills 7 months ago
One huge ad.
mQtek 7 months ago
i know it's irrelevant to the video itself...but can you say patent troll?
shutuprafa 7 months ago
This should not be on TED
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youneekk 7 months ago
disliked- not cool enough to justify an ad
Tolstoievsky 7 months ago
Hwhy?
kkme7 7 months ago 3
@kkme7 dude it's "Hawwhy"
TheJovanist 7 months ago
All Americans now die from between 40 and 70 years too soon - hideous, prolonged suffering - from all of the diseases which result from sugar poisoning - but NO COOKBOOK tell you how to live the 120 years that Harvard Scientists have told us is what should be the Normal Life Span.
I've learned how to actually DO IT - BUT i CAN'T FIND ANYONE WHO WANTS TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW!
oldcapemaycrab 7 months ago
I want that book, but damn it's expensive.
zwete 7 months ago
he is... putting too much emphasis on the H wHen he says wHile.. reminds me of stewie :) haha
flarestrike 7 months ago 3
Talks like Stewie... Whil Whheaton
marianopicco 7 months ago 33
@marianopicco not sure if you know what stewie actually sounds like, but he sounds more like bill gates
alexhamster1134 2 months ago
@alexhamster1134 just watch the episode where Stewie brings the cast of Star Trek to his home to hang out with them and you'll get the reference...
marianopicco 1 month ago
@marianopicco oh yes, i got the hwill hweaton bit, youre very funny.
alexhamster1134 3 weeks ago
@marianopicco He must be from the south or Maine or something. Both those areas have lots of people who still do the 'hw' thing.
awesome220 1 month ago
interesting ideas, he should patent them. probably already have
yigal345 7 months ago
there's so much important stuff for me to learn. i really don't need to know this.
chefawkes 7 months ago
i watched 4 minutes, and i must say i didnt enjoy. from the knowledge i have now. maby someone could give me a reason why it didnt suck. but rigt now i have to give a thumbs down.
frydayupinhere 7 months ago
@frydayupinhere patience, my son
stale994 7 months ago
this is all very interesting but when fat men talk about the science of eating, i think they've missed the point.
Diatonic135 7 months ago 5
i like it :) i really appreciate the effort his team put into this book. and, it explains the science of food - i love that.
actigene2 7 months ago
Wow. This guy really pronounces his wh's.
bentothetenthpower 7 months ago
@bentothetenthpower i tell you HWHAT
hcortens 7 months ago 2
i have to say, my inquisite mind has always wondered about the physics and chemistry while cooking and baking.
SSuperCuriouss 7 months ago
Cool Whip. That is all.
franzgretel 7 months ago
@franzgretel
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Bracerjack 7 months ago
4:51 ...some people think we use Photoshop, but we don't really...
5:40 ...and you suubstitute the edges, and that part uses Photoshop...
I was impressed for just under a minute...
Burningtree22 7 months ago
Its hard to pronounce the "w's", why, while
holyscythe 7 months ago
@holyscythe No.. He is pronouncing the 'H'
zapleaf 7 months ago
@zapleaf Why is there so much emphasis on the "H?"
/watch?v=lich59xsjik&feature=related
Stewie: Cool wHip.
holyscythe 7 months ago
Seems that TED, on occasion has a lapse in good judgment in choices of its guests: sometimes it value of the talk, sometimes character of the guest, and sometimes both. Come on TED, I've recommended a lot of people to go o this site for intellectually stimulating talks by extraordinary speakers, please don't make me look a fool.
waysworth 7 months ago 3
Relax assholes. This is a bit more interesting than an advertisement don't you think?
Mrmoc7 7 months ago
@Mrmoc7
lol always finding an apple in a potato sack arent we?
armedturtle 7 months ago
@armedturtle
Always making false analogies aren't we?
Mrmoc7 7 months ago
@Mrmoc7
well i could have played on the fact that you said "relax assholes." as a declarative sentence. but i agreed with your second statement.
armedturtle 7 months ago
I question how well the sections show the actual cooking of the food...but the book is epic and, if I were to buy any book for over $600, this would be the one.
PSUrox26 7 months ago
TEDspamtalks
Kibutztv 7 months ago 2
I was patiently watching the advertisement for some cookbook while waiting for the actual TED talk to begin, but there was none!
SirTubelot 7 months ago
yes, a picture of a cross-section is automatically scientific.
sholio 7 months ago
Loved this talk!
TheCriticalTwins 7 months ago
The "D" in TED stands for DESIGN people. Chill...
OregonCoastGhost 7 months ago 2
TED turns to marketing hamburger books. Hmm
BluBeep 7 months ago 2
Not TED-worthy.
ashish714 7 months ago 3
This is an ad for a book...
techn0scho0lbus 7 months ago
This guy ever watch Good Eats?
axelasdf 7 months ago
Maybe I'm getting spoiled by all the other great TED talks... but this was weak. I didn't learn a thing beyond the fact that this guy made a nerdy cook book.
corbinspired 7 months ago
great now I've gotta steal a book. Thanks TED.
ratholin 7 months ago
Is this a fucking joke? TED = shopping channel?
qttytn 7 months ago 3
cool whip
happyrandom27 7 months ago
HHHWIP IT GUD.
xjustamem0ryx 7 months ago
I love the one guy who laughed when he said "we don't use photoshop, we have a machine shop"
MrJaiLeeworthy 7 months ago
Misleading title is misleading.
CraigusMalaigus 7 months ago 3
I can't shake the feeling that this guy wants me to buy his cookbook...
Roenazarrek 7 months ago 4
Id punch this guy if he were in my college
TheStockAim 7 months ago
oh ya now i get it. Stream broccoli.
sriyash260 7 months ago
W-hhhiiii_ile W-hhhh-y Lay off the H's dude.
Khyrid 7 months ago
and if you act now, I'll throw in a dicktowel, an $80 value, yours free
DeePhlat 7 months ago 5
My kind of cooking.
ionz75 7 months ago
um, so these techniques are found in plenty of books and online journals.
Harvard has a molecular gastronomy cooking class that actually was taught by Ferrán Adriá himself.
andresico2 7 months ago
Science that makes me hungry... lol
leonidasx666 7 months ago
at the end I was expecting him to say "And under your seats there's a copy for each and every one of you!!" but then I remembered this isn't Oprah.
KaerFyzarc 7 months ago 2
Haha great idea.
Any word on Dan Ariely's cook book?
nikanj 7 months ago
i wonder how many vids they made before they got the perfect corn pop
salahhe 7 months ago
Wasn't this posted like 3 months ago?
dookiecheez 7 months ago
And there goes one of my ideas... Fuck.
DurexDurpaneu2 7 months ago
Just because Mr Myhrvold has discovered how to cook using liquid nitrogen and a water bath (sous-vide) does not make him an authority on the subject. Do get back to us Nathan after you've cooked for paying customers day after day in a restaurant.
The likes of Blumenthal have been doing this for years but clearly don't have the ego or media machine to elevate themselves to TED status. How very, very disappointing.
Kaizen28 7 months ago
I didn't see the name of the book, so to me this was not an andvertisement.
SmartestViking 7 months ago
Cut my food in half??? How the heck am I supposed to get jacked doing that?
mnags57 7 months ago
@mnags57 Probably much easier to get robbed if you are underweight and frail.
silencedfable 7 months ago
A 10 minute ad for a £240 cook book. Hhhway to go TED!
BMGrid 7 months ago 5
Self promotion - sickening.
insanecaine 7 months ago 2
hahahahahaa yea right. "blah blah blah, buy this shit, peace nigga."
sdfgsdfghjkl 7 months ago
so, a 500$ cookbook.
Ramsez 7 months ago
$469 cook book? Nooooo thanks.
jackgvogel 7 months ago
0:53 HWHY
evilresidence4 7 months ago 4
I mean 7:21
margittarget 7 months ago
7:22 horange
margittarget 7 months ago
hwattage
margittarget 7 months ago
i want that book
kontekzt 7 months ago
HHHHWHHISSKEY
rangusroung 7 months ago
I did dislike that it was advertising a book, but he made up for it with his love of science and will to educate the masses a bit more. LOL @ the partial differential equations in a cookbook!
LAnonHubbard 7 months ago
lame
cheesenuggett 7 months ago
Nathan Myhrvold is one of my inspirations, a contemporary true polymath. And his lab, Intellectual Ventures, is an awesome institution.
gulllars 7 months ago
Did I just spend 10 minutes watching an infomercial?
missbutter81 7 months ago 3
CoolHwip!
damarh 7 months ago
modernist cuisine it is
Pyromanio76 7 months ago
Get some fkn standards TED, lest you become worthless
SkepticalBastard 7 months ago
Uh, TED? Some talks are great; this is not valuable.
Amaglev 7 months ago 2
i feel like i'm watching an ad
theOlie 7 months ago 2
and here I thought this was about cutting food consumption in a gluttonous world lol.
food: science you can eat!
xjustamem0ryx 7 months ago
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xjustamem0ryx 7 months ago
little too close to selling stuff
alghq 7 months ago 82
Cool wHip
cpsutcliffe 7 months ago 2
it seems like TED is running out of steam...
Mallaclllypse 7 months ago
O.o i wanna buy one now >.>
porkypine1888 7 months ago
anyone else feel like this guy is doing an adult show and tell
steampunkerella 7 months ago
@steampunkerella snake oil LOL
kckong3 7 months ago
Awesome!! where do i get this book in Australia??
danielmartinex 7 months ago
I thought TED was all about Ideas and not about selling books
saeute 7 months ago 2
@saeute Yeah, we all know those two things are mutually exclusive.
Joerexia 7 months ago
STOP WITH THE H'S THEY ARE SILENCE
iwanttodanceallnight 7 months ago
I want to read that cookbook for the science! =)
enriqueDFTL 7 months ago
This video has a very bad title. I didn't find the idea of eating half as much food particularly inviting. I'm glad that wasn't what it actually meant.
Mozza314 7 months ago
Alton Brown has competition...
muetter 7 months ago
Gorgeous!
clearmenser 7 months ago
I was waiting for the big finish when he'd cut a chef in half :(
Oh well, it was interesting anyway.
P00P0STER0US 7 months ago 2
Woe.....turn DOWN the intro audio!
TVWriterGuy 7 months ago 3
Get your book, only $625.00! a real bargain!!!
neoterrar 7 months ago
GWHY THIS GWHY THAT, I CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE!
cmd2tuts 7 months ago
Lame.. sorry I've got to be that guy.
GrimSoul66 7 months ago
I miss TedTalks that were about inspiration, not authors doing advertorials for their books :|
AzjatyckiCukier 7 months ago 2
Is this an ad for a book?
Nyxion95 7 months ago 2
Cool Hwhip
bizzare10 7 months ago 3
TED is running out of ideas. I know, lets get the guy that cuts shit in half.
bakkerrich1979 7 months ago
when i first read the title i though it was some sort of way to help you eat less. although cutting everything in your kitchen in half does help achieve this goal, i don't think it's very effective.
961kgb 7 months ago 3
after seeing one guy teaching how to tight shoes, and other guy selling ninenteen centurys colonies in modern day Honduras and coling a coup d'estat lands lide elections, all this in TED, well, a guy cuting cookers seems about as coherent as you can get
kurydebarcelona 7 months ago
I want to hear this guy say "cool whip"
un2mensch 7 months ago 115
@un2mensch I want to hear him say Wil Wheaton
Xakryn 7 months ago
@un2mensch It should sound like "cool who-whip", also, who-what, who-when, who-where, who-why, and who-who? Formula: Who-wh+*
ExclusiveManual 7 months ago
@un2mensch OMG, I was thinking the same thing!! xD
MobRulesNow 7 months ago
should have been called: "I cut things in half for the science of cooking"
lukostello 7 months ago
I hwonder hwhy whe keeps putting an H in front of every hword that starts hwith W.
Vortex42 7 months ago
@Vortex42 I've also got to hwonder hwhat's so special about the hword WATT, that it doesn't require him to put an H in front of it. It's a whorrific hwierd approach to hwords. A bit of a hwaste if you hwhere to ask me.
Vortex42 7 months ago
he says "hwy" like stewie says "hweels" hahaha
wonderlandcharlie 7 months ago
is it just me or was this a 10-minute ad for some guy's book
isthissnfree 7 months ago 6
Want the book!
Suertsje 7 months ago
A lot of mocking about to produce some photos that are neither very illuminating, nor visually interesting.
Fuzzy192006 7 months ago
I just watched a 10 minute long advert.....
PardoDub 7 months ago 82
Great!
GeracaodeValor 7 months ago
he is speaking correctly!
guerratronz 7 months ago
I wonder if he patents all his recipes so that every time you use his recipes you have to pay licencing fees. I'm sure many of you know what I'm talking about if you know the history of Nathan Myhrvold. If you don't then Google "Nathan Myhrvold Intellectual Ventures patent troll"
elpresidio 7 months ago
<-Was going to go to amazon to put a few copies in my basket for Christmas presents. But I saw the comment that said it was 400 Euros. That's way out of my range. Will have to wait a few years for reprints. (Why do people keep taking the micky out of the way he talks? He's very articulate)
McPrfctday 7 months ago
That book costs over 400 €!
DonDuracell 7 months ago
This guy is an English grammer pro
aarondkeogh 7 months ago
please don't walk about food sir... Just cook it for me
BenFosterism 7 months ago
oh settle down ppl, i know tons of old ppl who talk like that
abrapocus 7 months ago
Hhhwhy is he talking like that?
THECOMMENTER10000 7 months ago
Cool!
Jotto999 7 months ago
What about cool hwhip?
cozzy3002 7 months ago 5
nerd cooking
cgbaltar 7 months ago
great advert :/
GeoffEberle 7 months ago
9:39 what's up with the text? O_o
shiftplusone80 7 months ago
I think he's name is actually Myrhold, but everyone just writes it how he pronounces it.
shiftplusone80 7 months ago