Einstein: A 90-Second Summary

[kiklop777]

Nikola Tesla did way more for any of us...

[beastman5566]

Yeah, lets leave out Tesla, who fixed Einsteins failed DC motor

[MagicCat3]

@beastman5566 He said crumbs.

[jonnieos]

The CRUMBS that he left on the table have gone on to win NOBEL PEACE PRIZES for physicists today.

[Ninja9191]

Michio dude, by that logic, Tesla is the father of everything...

[WeedMeatAndBeats]

Dr. Michio Kaku once had to deliver a 90-second sound bite on Einstein's legacy. Asked to do the same for Big Think, he bends space and time and nails it in 50 flat.

I READ THIS BEFORE THE VIDEO STARTED

[Vdude11]

lol michio is frikin beast



[itsgettindrastic]

unbelievable...

[NTGam1ng]

Guess no one reads descriptions, "Dr. Michio Kaku once had to deliver a 90-second sound bite on Einstein's legacy. Asked to do the same for Big Think, he bends space and time and nails it in 50 flat."

[patu8010]

@NTGam1ng Hey, thanks. I was wondering the same thing and the description is like hidden right there under our noses. xP

[RandomVideosful]

@everyone

Straight from the description: Dr. Michio Kaku once had to deliver a 90-second sound bite on Einstein's legacy. Asked to do the same for Big Think, he bends space and time and nails it in 50 flat.

[Nexustk5]

intros and outros transcend our conceptions of time

[EmittingPhotons]

he affected my user name lol

[michaelfongkuanwei]

How is this a summary??

[cloudanu]

All the thumbs ups shows people comment and click like before they actually watch the whole video.

[research1982]

What about adding Nipsy Russell to that list and this video you son of a bitch?

[yeaitwasme]

"Many of the crumbs from [Albert Einstein's] table have gone on to win Nobel Prizes for physicists even today" ~Michio Kaku

[KaaIeb]

read the description

[arkdonut]

0:41 *pop*

[TheZhoukui]

to all the IT'S NOT 90 SECONDS! people: read the description.

[baconbag]

Thumbs down. Worst summary ever. I learned absolutely nothing about Einstein.

[Maddolis]

@baconbag I guess that's the reason 90% of the comments are debating the length of 90 seconds.

[TheMidwestsk8ter]

@baconbag And? Stop having expectations.

[00Tenrai00]

I could listen to Dr. Kaku all day long. I wish all our teachers were this articulate and verbose!

[PaladinswordSaurfang]

IN 90 seconds... keyword: "in"

[PaladinswordSaurfang]

I like how I didn't actually learn anything about Albert Einstein in this video...

[growingneeds]

This video has to be the LEAST informative of Dr. Michio's amazing insights.

[RyanteGamer]

I shall ignore all other comments. How can a 90 second summary be in a 64 second video?

[spiegeltn]

Not so much.

[Fordragon]

The "90 seconds in a 1 minute video LOL" comments are fucking retarded. Read the video description.

[spiegeltn]

@Lazerjo2000 the fool is the one that looks for proof of a Creator... does he not have eyes and a mirror? Can he not see the proof all around him? If you saw a car in front of you... you would say... "who made that car?" Then someone walked up beside you and said.. "I don't think anyone made it... it's just there. I really don't know how all those pieces fit together perfectly... but still... I don't believe there is a maker. Oh... there's a manual in the glovebox u say? Oh that's just lies."

[audveltadmuna]

@spiegeltn You know what I think? You're a fucking idiot

[spiegeltn]

If even the smartest scientist in the world cannot tell me how the most basic, tiniest, simple cell was created or came to be. How could you ever convince me to believe in a "theory" such as the big bang or evolution? In other words... if you can't explain the smallest and simplest of all things... how does ANYONE put all their belief in a made up theory that is so complex? Man's mortal attempts to deny Creation is pretty sad. Psalm 14:1

[Lazerjo2000]

@spiegeltn you know if I replaced the word "god" with "the cookie monster from sesame street" neither of our view points would change and I wouldnt find religon any less rediculous, this argument is older than either of us have been alive neither of us will covince anyone who doesn't already agree we are right, the difference is science is willing to accept proof and change over time as we learn more, and as much as you may dislike us we will be the reason you can live until your 90, not god.

[ChangeOfPaceHiphop]

I'm Einstein.

[voodoochild12889]

THIS GUY IS AT CUNY !! WHATT !

[HotBabeNatasha]

A 90 second summary in 60 seconds. Physics surely is amazing.

[psmitty840]

a 90 second summer in a 1:03 video? By breaking the speed of light they travelled through time!

[roclymber]

@psmitty840 90 seconds is 1:30 in minute-time, retard. The summary even states he does it in around 50 seconds.

[calzagheisthebest]

@psmitty840 lol

[exposer1997]

@psmitty840 a 90 second summary doesn't necessarily mean 90 seconds, more or less

[dannydathua]

@psmitty840 60 secs of video, and 30 secs to think about the "crumbs" from Einstein table lol

[ImDanishSoWaht]

@psmitty840 Read the description. 

[dhvsheabdh]

@psmitty840 YOU CANNOT GO BACK IN TIME. You can allow people to slow down relative to you, but never slow down.

[dhvsheabdh]

@dhvsheabdh *sorry, go back.

[3ras3r123]

Why is this video only 1 min for a 90 second summary?

[SkyWalker2233]

@3ras3r123 read the description, "nails it in 50 flat"

[trshuck]

@3ras3r123 he must have considered ads

[enlighteneveryone]

@3ras3r123 It starts at :10.

[vtn08]

@3ras3r123 read the description above

[ImDanishSoWaht]

@3ras3r123 Read the description. 

[pspking100]

@3ras3r123 5 secs each for intro and outro

[keewee1091]

That was not 90 seconds -____-

[AQWlaurekas2544]

this is weird 90 sec summary for 64 sec video

[JRMorrisJr]

Hahaha! MK just referred to Nobel laureates as "crumbs." Awesome. Then I realized that I can't even eat at MK's TABLE! /cry!

[Ramsez]

einstein is now 20% cooler in 64 seconds flat

[hyoobz]

he should put a joke on the video to make an 90 seconds video about Einstein

[xeniosm]

that was 45 secs. great job

[Avalon400]

Einstein, in his turn, gobbled up the crums from the table of Max Planck and others.

[Fuglebolle]

@Avalon400 All scientists base their work on their predecessors, but Einstein is not a good example of this. He contributed to many different areas of physics and much of his work was radical.

[jony1710]

@Avalon400 he still deserves every bit of recognition he get.

[bluewhale18]

Thanks Proff Albert

[liljj2221]

Should be talking about Tesla, not einstein

[TheCrazyFinn]

@liljj2221 Indeed.

[y512516]

@liljj2221

tesla is an arrogant asshole

if he has been more subtle in his ways

maybe edison would have taken him seriously

[DBZnerd1]

even today!

>>less than 100 years

[cartasiac]

I disagree that Monarchs and Emperors have not had an impact on History. It is naive to think that any event in History is not entirely dependent on every previous event in History, for example with Constantine who converted the Roman Empire to Christianity, Europe (and by extension America) would be a culturally different place and thousands of years of art would not exist today. Einstein achieved what he did because he stood on the shoulders of giants.

[iugey]

"The satellites, the cell phones, the atom smashers..."

I know this particular video is about Einstein but those things are also critically dependent on one of the most under appreciated men in history: Nikola Tesla. He invented the radio, and DC current. I'm not an expert on him or anything, but seriously, if you want to know about someone fascinating read about him.

Note: Einstein is a pretty cool guy too, I guess.

[fylorama369]

@iugey What he meant is that his work (einstein's) is in everything you know, but is not just his work, it's not just Tesla's, it's Newton's, Edison's, every single scientist who has left a mark in human history is included on your daily products.

[iugey]

@fylorama369 Oh yeah, you're right. Well said. Good point.

[TheKirger]

ALL HAIL ONE STONE

[TheKirger]

This is why YOU cant see what einstein did. He did a loot more then u obviously know.

[ThatOneAtheist]

That was the worst summary IN THE ENTIRE FUCKING WORLD. Does anyone else actually realize he didn't even actually tell us what Einstein was important for. He basically just summed up: Einstein was important. There I summed up his gay ass summary in 3 words.

[RomanNumural9]

@ThatOneAtheist you sound unnessarily angry... its just a video, chill

[ThatOneAtheist]

@RomanNumural9 meh i feel he shouldn't TRY to seem like he knows something about einstein if he doesn't

[zysilveria]

Electronics, Computers, Atom-smashers, *look in the corner at my atom smasher*

[bluewhale18]

lasers (internet)

gps (my garmin)

tv (family guy)

thanks Einstein

[TheRandomgigi]

this dosent sums up anything he just said "he did a lot of stuff"

[elspoko]

"Eintstein; Kind of weird, but pretty good with math. Still weird as shit."

[rutrollinme]

ohgod, its that guy from NGC again with weird stuff

[MrTheMark21]

@SmokeTheHerb Stop smoking the herb please.

[gotank]

Why is "SARAH PALIN SWIMSUIT" one of the related videos?

I can't imagine anything less related to this video in every possible way.

[krn87]

a 90 second summary in 64 seconds? explain that einstein

[Leetmero]

@krn87 What is it that theres always Several damn people repeating the top comment

[krn87]

@Leetmero i doubt its on purpose. if anything it just means that great minds think alike

[TheJesuslostcousin]

@krn87 Relativity..

[TheAqissiaq]

I subscribed to this channel for Michio Kaku, but my subscription box is now full of other people D:

[christoffer323]

You see, Mr Kaku, what you`re doing now is a playing a game called show and tell. You see, you`re tellin` me everything, but you`re showin` me nothin`.

[Naddig74]

@christoffer323 you're point?

[MrKuhistani]

Science opens the eye, and the mind...

[thedisbatcher]

albert einstein was an aspergers retard who married his cousin and plajorized off other scientists.

[technatezin]

@thedisbatcher Yep, that must explain the fact that he won 3 Nobel prizes.

[thedisbatcher]

@technatezin ur a retard bro nobel prize foundation is ran by jews

[technatezin]

@thedisbatcher His theories has been reproducible and verified in practically all experiments trying to falsify it all over the world up to now.

The bending of star light by the sun's gravity as predicted by his theory of gravity in warping space-time has been observed and verified in every solar eclipse experiment.

The latest very expensive Gravity Probe B satellite launched by NASA also confirms his space-time warping theories using gyroscopes.

Go read a physics book bitch.

[thedisbatcher]

@technatezin HE PLAJORIZED THAT THEORY FROM OTHER SCIENTISTS.

[Saigont]

@thedisbatcher If you're going to make a valid argument, please spell plagiarized properly, not type in all caps, and provide evidence that proves your claim.

[scampynoXP]

@thedisbatcher If you're going to make a statement, please back it up with proof.

[brucecrossan1]

@technatezin Don't forget GPS. Those satellites and their atomic clocks rely almost solely on his space-time warping theories.

[starbobpizza]

@technatezin Neutrino travels faster than the speed of light, you noob, so Einstein was wrong! Bwahahahahaha

[technatezin]

@starbobpizza The results are debatable:

youtube[dot]com / watch?v=fyWbNNnn7-Y

Experimental error could be a possibility.

[starbobpizza]

@technatezin It was replicated, so not so controversial ^^

[JBroMCMXCI]

@starbobpizza No they don't. Nothing can travel faster than light and nothing with mass can travel at the speed of light.

[starbobpizza]

@JBroMCMXCI Read up on those two studies that proved how the neutrino moves faster than the speed of light. It's a great controversy, now...The beauty of the world of science = Something is always changing, and there are no absolutes!

[JBroMCMXCI]

@starbobpizza No it didn't. The fundamental issue with that discovery is that it used relativity (GPS) to disprove relativity. You can't do that. It's illogical to do so.

[starbobpizza]

@JBroMCMXCI The results were replicated in another study, so do the research, good sir.

[JBroMCMXCI]

@starbobpizza No they weren't.

[starbobpizza]

@JBroMCMXCI They were, indeed. You can use Google, right?

[JBroMCMXCI]

@starbobpizza No they weren't.

[thedisbatcher]

@JBroMCMXCI light has mass idiot

[JBroMCMXCI]

@thedisbatcher No it doesn't you complete cretin. Explain why you think this is the case.

[capefeather]

@JBroMCMXCI He's probably referring to the fact that Henri Poincare came up with the Lorentz transformations, which is part of special relativity. However, Poincare didn't really develop the physics of special relativity. And it's not like this is an uncommon occurrence. This is how all scientific discoveries happen. One theory builds on another.

[establishedfeb89]

@starbobpizza Actually, Neutrinos travel at the same speed as light. IF you are referring to the Geneva Experiment where they claimed that neutrinos and light both fired over a 480-something mile distance, and that neutrinos arrived 60 miles ahead of light, then you are wrong. Physicists already explained that there was a calculation error.

[starbobpizza]

@establishedfeb89 Actually, the study was replicated after the Geneva Experiment, which again presented how the neutrino was shown to be faster than light! Google it, man.

[JBroMCMXCI]

@establishedfeb89 No they got there 60 feet ahead of light. 450 miles vs 60 feet. How do they know they travelled 450 (or so) miles? They used GPS. There's your weak link.

[WoodCroftwoodcroft]

@technatezin 3?

[CartickPradeepan]

@thedisbatcher Some of the smartest people in the world have autism and aspergers. You are just a closed minded anal prostitute.

[webmastertool]

I understand this lol. The crumbs on his table is referring to the cosmological constant that astrophysicists discovered and won the nobel prize for :P

[TheDBest1994]

90-second summary isn't exactly 90 seconds, but about 45. Almost half the time of the summary.

[iamkasilein]

albert einstein FTW

[imanadult]

Could Einstein create an atom so atomic that not even adam could name it?

[Draxis32]

Man Einstein was so freaking genious that even what he said "My biggest mistake" is now considered to be one the greatest discoveries/enigmas of Phisics, The Dark Energy.

[gaeta34]

Me thinks Dr. K is a Einstein fan boy.

[heylookurdead]

I absolutely love how everyone is complaining about it not being 90 seconds. The title says 90 seconds because that's what the question asked, but Dr. Michio answers it in about 50 seconds (read the description that's why they're there). Your arguement is otherwise invalid.

[dekippiesip]

Newton was the best phycist ever if you ask me. He discovered the laws of gravity, optical discoveries, he made a law that explains how fast something cools down, he is a pioneer of the entire branch of mathematics called calculus together with Leibniz, the binomium of Newton and still more. So he is the real no.1 in my opinion.

[undisputedgreatest]

"Albert Einstein's" work.

"Thomas Edison's" lightbulb.

[PRSlinx]

To all who question the 90 seconds...read the description.

[Warunho]

@SmokeTheHerb True. Deathray = ftw.

[MrSpencerhunt]

@stupidcommenters Video starts 10 seconds in and ends with a 4 second ending making it 50 seconds.

[shh4]

I was going to comment on how the video wasn't actually 90 seconds, too bad everyone stole my thunder

[metsubishi]

90 seconds in 64 second now, THAT is time relativity

[StanleyKingChan]

@metsubishi you probably posted that comment without reading the description. I cant blame you; i wouldve done the same thing

[nhanlm0601]

@metsubishi so he is travelling on a spaceship with a speed of approximately 0.7 the speed of light with a technology capable of giving 360p video to earth?

[greyoldfellow]

@metsubishi But this one goes to eleven.

[XamioStone]

@metsubishi You forgot to account for the intro. 51 seconds.

[gabrielverdon1]

The video is 64 seconds...

[Raven5273]

A one minute and four second summary. 

[Jmag1997]

@Raven5273 fail

[Raven5273]

@Jmag1997 And your ugly. Leave the house internet geek. Who uses "Fail" except internet stay at home all day losers.

[TheCoCkTa1l]

@bigthink A minute has 60 seconds, fyi.

[pepperjacks]

Tesla>Einstein Tesla created the world we know today. He gave us the induction motor, AC power and radio communication just to name a few. He created the world we know today.

They both were important and affected our world in their own ways but Tesla did more for our everyday life.

[robertus911]

The most important contrabution was information. Information can be converted to energy .and that energy can be converted to information.Knowlege comes into play that large amount of information are being sent now more than ever. Knowlege is faith that the imformation you are recieving is true.So with all that imformation and all your acumulated knowlege and experiance.Having faith in God is 3000 years of imformation turned in to faith of truth and a hole lot of energy. understanding knowlege.

[Plecebo1996]

@Barcount Not really. Completely different fields of science. Like comparing Darwin to Einstein.

[chupa85]

90 seconds, meaning 64.

[heylookurdead]

@chupa85 read the description.

[chupa85]

@heylookurdead Read the title. Misleading.

[Linoran1985]

@chupa85 more like 48 :)

[tpstrat14]

Newton was more foundational than Einstein...

[rock90123]

@tpstrat14 thanks for your input



[tpstrat14]

@rock90123 You're welcome!

[baryon15]

90 seconds my ass.

[riimuvoima]

even the wise die, but their work lives on.

[deanmullen10]

I'm not Einstein but to me this seems shorter than 90 seconds haha but seriously good video, Kaku is brilliant! :)

[chan625]

Please tell me which music briefly plays at the end

[kessler003]

@chan625 did u happen to find the name of the song?

i want it too!

[rty2ful]

m so surprise that there are people who dislike!!

[sam9072000]

Why do I see 69 thumbs up everywhere?!

[n008r4p3r]

0:41 WTF is that pop sound?

[TheWizardWeiss]

@n008r4p3r Someone might have opened a coke

[sam9072000]

@n008r4p3r now that you mention it....it made me laugh, it's probably the flaw of magic of editing....

[DigitalVisualFX]

@n008r4p3r likely a jump cut/edit

[Blarmoshlashkin]

@n008r4p3r Someone popping open a bottle of some sort. You can hear liquid pouring afterwards.

[mdnoorfairouz]

@n008r4p3r champaign?

[zongivila]

@n008r4p3r someone farted

[makavelidada]

@n008r4p3r A glitch in the matrix