Alan Kay on Learning

[EquinoxParadox91]

I feel that a lot of this can be related to music. A musician can sometimes use their eyes to "tell" them what to play, which if you think about it is ridiculous as music is part of the auditory domain and not the visual.

[champion1098]

HE IS A LEGEND.

[thehyphenator]

YES. This is exactly how I feel about basketball. If I'm in a particular "state of mind", I can make 3-pointers from all angles, repeatedly and consistently. But most of the time I'm not in that state and it's random whether I make it or not, and I can very consciously feel I'm not in that state. It's like there's a part of my brain that knows exactly how hard to throw and in which direction, but it keeps getting covered up by other, "higher level" parts.

[dlandline]

OK, the video is interesting, Alan Kay is a genius, but I REMEMBER that particular Sony 3/4" U-Matic VCR.

[lani0]

Fantastic video. ( I found the sound pretty good. used headphones. )

[HiKlass]

Turn it up!!!!!

[4izm0v]

please reupload

[Whatatay]

No excuse for this low video. I have my speakers cranked up all the way and I can barely hear it. Why not just upload the video without sound so we can read the guy's lips. Please re-upload with decent sound and delete this one.

[crimsondeath33]

It might have to do with the fact that the sound is terrible.

[UbiquitousChe]

That's fantastic.

It's tragic that this video only has 214 views.