University of Illinois Reflections|Projections Conference - Oct 2010

[russvitale]

Good lesson on how not to teach. Unfortunately, this Instructor has no teaching skills worth identifying.

[TZMSocialEvolution]

@russvitale The lecture is but a small part of the overall picture. I was there the whole weekend and had many in depth conversations about the subject that transcend what a simple 50 minute lecture could accomplish.

Also, constructive criticism is much more efficient and helpful than just insults and arrogance. As my father used to say, "If you can't say something nice or constructive, then STFU and move on."

[meadowsirl]

you gotta keep these coming.

[TZMSocialEvolution]

@meadowsirl I try. lol. It all depends on whether or not I'm invited to speak at places.

[LeonardoTopa]

Nice lecture Doug! I really like it!

I loved the idea of how in a confine space you have to be sustainable or you die. I guess the Earth is too big, so people don't think it's finite and the same principle it's applied. Hope we could make them realize, right?

[TZMSocialEvolution]

@cdriggs Not all of my lectures are about the RBE directly, but all of my lectures lead down the same path, because if not for the advances in tech developed by the space industry, the entire concept of a sustainable RBE would not be possible. Get people thinking on one level, and it's not hard to get them to think about all the other levels. :)

[selvmordspilot]

@cdriggs : that's still the goal. This guy just gave s perspective on the technology. Remember, every useful technological advancement in terms of sustainability, is a advancement for the movement, since i'll be another thing we could apply more effectively and consistently.

[0hmyy0utubeusername]

Haha, minecraft!

[ChelevSaRa]

Thank you for uploading this!

[TZMSocialEvolution]

@ChelevSaRa YW! :)