Academic humour is an acquired taste, nevertheless a concise and very well presented lecture. Please don't gainsay Gresham or Doctor Milne, the College has been providing Public lectures since the end of the 16th Century CE and are actually rather good at their role.
@@tobyfountain414 And you, young Fountain - fail to grasp the tectonic rumblings of paradigm shift... Those with more 'conservative' tastes have shouldered the upkeep of this Nations' educational establishments - even though we knew that the entire system was rotten to the core, so when some medical-idiot, wearing a cheap suit, buttoned to the top opens with a snide gag designed to virtue signal his 'rite-on' ideology, I for one simply walk.... Goodbye...!!
@@cityandsuburb Your precise involvement in 1597 when Gresham was founded? Your conservative Pounds or Dollars which benefit the College, your Academic qualifications to dismiss Dr Milne's public lecture?
Hard to miss Dr Milnes politics with his snarky comment about President Trump election. He also got in a sly one on John Majors. And they wonder why academia is falling into reprute.
Was going to watch this but the ridiculous political hysteria at the start means I won't bother. I was hoping to watch an unbiased historical assessment, not a political lecture.
