A great talk including a backup slide for a perfect answer to a very good question!
5:14 PM, October 17, 2007
Anonymous said...
I went to a different talk. That one went, "Bullshit boring Bullshit boring, Bullshit boring Bullshit boring, therefore Bullshit boring Bullshit boring. Any questions?"
Any questions? yeah... why did you stay? If I had to choose between bullshit and boring, I'd choose bullshit, at least it's more entertaining. But boring bullshit is of the worst kind.
8:52 AM, October 18, 2007
Anonymous said...
"Not even bullshit"?
4:28 PM, October 18, 2007
Today, I want to draw your attention to this groundbreaking paper:
Chicken Chicken Chicken: Chicken Chicken By Doug Zongker, University of Washington He summarizes the results of his recent research very aptly in the below shown presentation, which also provides an example for how to give an excellent talk:
"Chicken, Chicken, Chicken"
8 Comments -
Chick,
Chicken chicken chick-chicken chicken chicken, chicken chickChicken chicken chicken chicken chicken.:)
10:56 AM, October 17, 2007
Chickens, missed it - but I read the paper ;-)
- Chick
PS: I think I've heard that talk a thousand times before. Just replace 'chicken' with 'pion' or 'spin-foam'.
11:01 AM, October 17, 2007
Spell check.
PI assimilated Lenny Susskind You now dare not call the string longer than wide - that's discrimination! All dimensions are equal.
12:14 PM, October 17, 2007
LOL chicken!
5:03 PM, October 17, 2007
:-)
A great talk including a backup slide for a perfect answer to a very good question!
5:14 PM, October 17, 2007
I went to a different talk. That one went, "Bullshit boring Bullshit boring, Bullshit boring Bullshit boring, therefore Bullshit boring Bullshit boring. Any questions?"
9:29 PM, October 17, 2007
Any questions? yeah... why did you stay? If I had to choose between bullshit and boring, I'd choose bullshit, at least it's more entertaining. But boring bullshit is of the worst kind.
8:52 AM, October 18, 2007
"Not even bullshit"?
4:28 PM, October 18, 2007