Michio Kaku breaks it down, Learning outer space

[EL Mariachi]

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[DPump]

He's amazing.   I can get lost in his videos. 

[Palpatine Q]

LOL....i felt like i was listening to comic book nerds talking about superheros powers

[DPump]

I didn't even watch the vid....    he's always on discovery explaining time, space, and universe.    Me makes stuff fairly understandable. 

[muscularny]

he banks on the avg sheep that have no clue about anything

[Dokey111]

what a goof.  he sounds like john lovitz.  "get to know me!"

[Bad Boy Dazza]

he banks on the avg sheep that have no clue about anything

He seems to live in fantasy land.

[MikMaq]

Dude has aspergers bad.

Anyhow he's a sensationalist nob who can say whatever he want because he ain't white, he'll never acknowledge the real fucking potential because he's a shit engineer.

[Natural Man]

Another master bullshitter who has to sell his crap products to make a living.

[pedro01]

I got lost at "Buck Rogers"

[Bad Boy Dazza]

I got lost at "Buck Rogers"

Everything he said in that seminar could have been "made up" by an 11 year old.

[#1 Klaus fan]

Kaku talks a lot about stuff that is very hard to predict, like earth quake dampening and worm hole travel, but with stuff that we are working on right now like life extension he's ultra pessimistic about the possible future timelines.

[EL Mariachi]

kaku is a top scientist of our age my fellow getbiggers.

[Marty Champions]

i doubt hes more interesting than me on a bad day

[Rudee]

Harnessing the full energy from a Star.  Type II kind of stuff.   Couldn't even imagine such a thing. 

[jodsy]

i doubt hes more interesting than me on a bad day

your interesting the same way as looking at a car crash is

[EL Mariachi]

Harnessing the full energy from a Star.  Type II kind of stuff.   Couldn't even imagine such a thing. 

could you imagine having internet in the 1400ies

[Coach is Back!]

he banks on the avg sheep that have no clue about anything

Oh, well in that case, why don't you and "uberman" break it down for us

[Natural Man]

Oh, well in that case, why don't you and "uberman" break it down for us

not suprised a master bullshiter like you defends another master bullshiter specialized in another topic.

[haider]

didnt see the video but love this dude. he knows and has accomplished a million times more than the douches crying about him in this thread. Let's see if you can debunk anything he has said, then we'll talk.

[Coach is Back!]

not suprised a master bullshiter like you defends another master bullshiter specialized in another topic.

Then break it down. You're not even in my world, son. You still haven't defined what a "real job" is you twit.

[Natural Man]

didnt see the video but love this dude. he knows and has accomplished a million times more than the douches crying about him in this thread. Let's see if you can debunk anything he has said, then we'll talk.

he s a mediocre scientifc who found out he was better at exagerating stuff for people who have no clue about science and marketing himself and his books, that's about all that can be said about him. You ll say he makes science look interesting to ignorants, but that's because they re ignorant precisely ; reality has nothing to do with his bullshit explanations and real scientifics ignore him at best. Most people have no idea what he s talking about anyway, but he has this talent to make himself look like he knows what he s talking about. Well, at least it helps him make money in the end. Real scientifics arent wirting shitty "future" books, teaching or spending their whole life on tv, they re ..searching. 

[Mr Nobody]

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[YngiweRhoads]

he s a mediocre scientifc who found out he was better at exagerating stuff for people who have no clue about science and marketing himself and his books, that's about all that can be said about him. You ll say he makes science look interesting to ignorants, but that's because they re ignorant precisely ; reality has nothing to do with his bullshit explanations and real scientifics ignore him at best. Most people have no idea what he s talking about anyway, but he has this talent to make himself look like he knows what he s talking about. Well, at least it helps him make money in the end. Real scientifics arent wirting shitty "future" books, teaching or spending their whole life on tv, they re ..searching. 

Look up the Man's credentials you mental midget.

[Coach is Back!]

he s a mediocre scientifc who found out he was better at exagerating stuff for people who have no clue about science and marketing himself and his books, that's about all that can be said about him. You ll say he makes science look interesting to ignorants, but that's because they re ignorant precisely ; reality has nothing to do with his bullshit explanations and real scientifics ignore him at best. Most people have no idea what he s talking about anyway, but he has this talent to make himself look like he knows what he s talking about. Well, at least it helps him make money in the end. Real scientifics arent wirting shitty "future" books, teaching or spending their whole life on tv, they re ..searching. 

Do you even think before you speak?


Academics

Theoretical Physicist — Dr. Michio Kaku is the co-creator of string field theory, a branch of string theory. He received a B.S. (summa cum laude) from Harvard University in 1968 where he came first in his physics class. He went on to the Berkeley Radiation Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley and received a Ph.D. in 1972. In 1973, he held a lectureship at Princeton University.

Michio continues Einstein’s search for a “Theory of Everything,” seeking to unify the four fundamental forces of the universe—the strong force, the weak force, gravity and electromagnetism.

He is the author of several scholarly, Ph.D. level textbooks and has had more than 70 articles published in physics journals, covering topics such as superstring theory, supergravity, supersymmetry, and hadronic physics.

Professor of Physics — He holds the Henry Semat Chair and Professorship in theoretical physics at the City College of New York, where he has taught for over 25 years. He has also been a visiting professor at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, as well as New York University (NYU).

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