See Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Ari Melber debunk common science propaganda

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Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson talks to Ari Melber about applying a “cosmic perspective” to many current problems on earth, drawing on his new book, "Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization." Tyson also discusses the difference between personal and religious “truths,” and the kind of objective truth that undergirds science and valid policy making. This digital exclusive is a full interview with Tyson. Excerpts aired on "The Beat with Ari Melber" on MSNBC.
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21 сен 2022

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Комментарии : 8 тыс.

@moriscondo5511 Год назад

One of the most honest thing anyone can say: "I don't know". Neil gets it.

@KexiGina Год назад

I love the amount of times he says “I don’t know.” Too many people are too certain about their beliefs and personal truths and can’t fathom those 3 words. A first step to understanding science is saying “I don’t know”.

@petert1692 Год назад

“The problem with the world is that intelligent people are full of doubts while the stupid ones are full of confidence” Charles Bukowski

@michaelparks3106 Год назад

Neil, like Carl Sagan before him, is an inspiration to listen to. Not only can he explain complex ideas in simple terms, he leaves you wanting to know more.

@hoagsmash4188 Год назад

He doesn't want us to think "about" anything, he just wants people to THINK.

@AM-bw7hv Год назад

Man is able to see the Andromeda Galaxy, 2 million light years away. Yet, some can't see what's in front of them.

@nuggetwagon Год назад

It was my 7th year of grade school where I had a science teacher who tested us (his students) on the scientific method after lengthy lessons on the subject. It has stuck with me my entire life. This subject was revisited again in our ninth grade science class, just to be sure we got it the first time. That lesson is lost I think in public schools these days.

@thesmilingtouristguide4931 Год назад

What a joy to listen to two people having a HEALTHY discussion that I can listen to and want to return to and think about. Wonderful!

@cherylpa527 Год назад

My child hood idol was Carl Sagan and Neil met him and was inspired by him too, we are all made of star stuff. Powerful . Much love to all reading this ❤️🌏

@barbarahartlen4052 Год назад

I love listening to his voice so assuring. He's knowledgeable and knows how to talk to everyone. Never get tired of hearing him.

@RakeshMalikWhiteCrane Год назад

Being able to explain astrophysics to non-physicists was one of the things that made Carl Sagan such a great physicist -- not just how much he knew. Niel is one of the few who has topped even Carl Sagan with both his knowledge and his neighborly screen presence.

@karld884 Год назад

"The definition of genius is taking the complex and making it simple." Albert Einstein

@potterlover96 Год назад

I could honestly just listen to Neil DeGrasse Tyson talk about the cosmos for hours, the view of the universe he has and the passion with which he expresses it is infectious!

@kiniburk Год назад

They gave him time to explain his thoughts. Great interview.

@helenl7967 Год назад

I love listening to Professor DeGrasse Tyson. What a gift to us. Women's section in the newspaper...perfect example of ethical and moral constructs that evolve in our world.

@veganleigh4817 Год назад

I love that man. Just listening to him is such a joy. He's knowledgeable without being pompous, and he has such a wonderful sense of humor!

@popeye5808 Год назад

Thank you ari for having Neil as a guest talking about this subject

@blurredreality93 Год назад

"We are not just poetically, we are LITERALLY stardust" is one of the most encouraging statements I've heard in a while ❤️😁

@tamarabrennan1988 Год назад

Thank you so much for this interview. Recent popular messages about "science" have been so incredibly off that badly conceived policies get a free pass. Dr. DeGrasse Tyson is one of the most entertaining intellectuals around. We took his Masterclass, my teen and I, so she would not be so easily fooled.