Lecture 3 | Modern Physics: Special Relativity (Stanford)

[reubenshephe25]

This vid went viral on Oslo

[loopantenna]

Brilliant teacher but brain-damaged student which keeps interrupting with non-sense statements.STFU!

[pf37rss]

@loopantenna I agree, but unfortunately from my experience theres one of those people in every phys class (and probably most other classes).

[yasushime]

this professor is great! I cheked his blog but it doesn't exist anymore !!

[ggankinboon]

I don think that violin string is a good example.... just confuse... but it can explain the lagrangian... and how it transform... ok... I don know

[DarkKnightBob1o1]

no polemics because it's a lecture on the maths.

Trying to get the people to understand it is hard enough.

You need to question the stuff outside of class or later on in the course when you have a better understanding of the principles.

[sriram92karthik]

0:30:00-0:50:00

[ffddssaavvccxxzz]

very hard hhhhh... but this teacher is very good.....

[clubsandwedge]

'no polemics', why not?

[SuperMagnetizer]

Hi clubsandwedge,

Precisely. What would Galileo say about that?

True scientists question everything.

Only the "religiously devout" obsequiously & slavishly question nothing.

[clubsandwedge]

the problem is 99% of polemics are just trying to get them to come to their own opinion. polemics is all about rationality primarily and evidence secondarily.

[deloford]

brilliant teacher, i wish i had had a physics teacher half as good as lenonard

[noobmartin]

I believe that increased knowledge in the instructor increases the quality of the lectures.

Most teachers are not professors, unfortunately. :)