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This is a good video, keep it up. Also, I'm not a bot... like I actually mean it, keep making videos like this. I will say though, this video is generic - not necessarily an issue, but you can improve me doing something unique with the script, the editing, or the content the video is about.
A good informative video; however IMHO the lack of ACTUAL education and the GREED of hospitals & Insurance corps are ruining Healthcare and medical practitioners are only dumber than Ai because because the profession has been destroyed by the peddlers of drugs & tech. BTW; I'd be curious what the app would have said to Joe Biden 7 years ago ... apparently he's needed 10 visits by Parkinson specialists this year alone and so far they haven't "diagnosed" him. Your statement "if properly managed" makes me think about how "humanity" handled Covid ... Ai needs to learn how to manage greed ;-)
Nice video and compilation. I have to accept that I can't do even 10% of what you have done. My only gripe is this video only considers the western world contribution to maths. We can not miss the contribution by Indians - numbering system without which no maths was possible, the concept of zero, pythagoras theorem was first documented in India, there are well preserved sun dials and observatories in India that date back to thousand of years. The Indian astrology (though not science) is actually based on the proper mathematical astronomical calculations that predicts the places of planets and can even calculate the eclipse for hundreds of years on the future. Also, China was not behind either. They were technologically advance too. There are lot of current day products that are results of Chinese innovations - gun powder and paper for example. If we can mention the likes of Archimedes and DaVinci, then we have to mention the unsung heroes of Chinese innovations too. I am sure these innovations have some mathematics and science behind it. So, please dedicate an episode on the contributions of the eastern countries.
Hey! Excellent video, I like this kind of content very much Hope I don't sound rude, but as a non-native English speaker it was a little bit difficult to understand the accent
Civilisation in Europe Asia America and the middle east was not just a couple of isolated monuments or inventions It was a revolutionary change across whole continents A culture of learning and progress that continued/s for centuries and millenium
A lot earlier actually; the first monument was an early henge monument, built about 5,000 years ago, and the unique stone circle was erected in the late Neolithic period about 2500 BC. So that would make them older than 'African Stonehenge' by about 2300 years.
There are always risks to such surgeries. The fact that the children lived alone is a miracle. It's not the doctor's fault. He did a brilliant thing most doctors will never have attempted, and the conjoined state could probably have killed the children. His actions saved not just those kids but more kids in the future. He did nothing wrong. But the media should probably have reported on all sides of the story instead of focusing on just one part. However, that is not the fault of the doctor. Great video Randy
It's heartbreaking to learn that one of the children is still bedridden. I'm sure Ben Carson wasn't pleased to hear this news, but that's the reality of life. Despite this outcome, he was a hero for his role in the surgery, especially considering that other significant discoveries were made because of his initiative.
I’ve been waiting for a page like this. Someone of pan African decent talking STEM through the continent. Too many people leave out Africa in these subjects. Love the video and looking forward for more.
There are a small number of Teslas in sub-sahara African, eg South African and Kenya. Ethiopia has a new rule that new cars can not be fossil fuel... so expect interesting things there. Import taxes on EV's are very high in South African - which must change. I hope Elon will build in S.A. for the rest of sub-sahara africa.
Africa must not make the mistake of trying to develop electricity generation and distribution infrastructure modeled after the West or China. Africa has abundant solar resources and should develop locally manufactured photovoltaic panels and sheets for purchase by local villages, resulting in a decentralized power grid, which tends to be more resilient and reliable. Africa should also develop local battery manufacturing. Not all electric cars are expensive. The BYD Seagull is one of many that cost less than most gas cars. Mexico's Zacua Motors is an inexpensive local company that, while mostly unknown in the West, may offer a good business model for African manufacturers. African engineers must have the courage to develop local solutions based on local resources and needs. If someone else does it for you, you rarely get exactly what you really want.
