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It is generally true that any lecture by a Nobel laureate or a professor very late in their career is for the most part useless. Best case scenario you get a re
by ramraj07 3y ago
It is generally true that any lecture by a Nobel laureate or a professor very late in their career is for the most part useless. Best case scenario you get a rehash of decades old research you can glean from your review. Worst case is you get what you mentioned.
- ethbr1 3y agoI had an opportunity to see Stephen Hawking give a good talk ~2004, but he was probably more educator than the average. Still humorously sore about needing experimental confirmation to win a Nobel though! (As I would be if I were him)