Copyright Math 2
Rob Reid enters the marvelous world of math as practiced by the MPAA and the RCIA and emerges with an $8,000,000,000 iPod piece of iJunk.
Via HPR.
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July 1, 2012 at 2:52 am
Found this guy and his delivery contemptible. Like everything I’ve ever seen from TED. Even when some of the material is worth mulling over, it’s not much or often. The selection is of people seemingly chosen for how smug and superior they play to a chosen auditorium of nerds, all members of the choir. Include me out.
July 1, 2012 at 8:10 am
That’s odd (edit: by which I mean the part about his delivery). I first heard it as an MP3 from HPR. He reminded me of Shelley Berman.
(More edit)
I do not frequent TED, but on recommendations from others I have watched two items there that were both worth the time.
I would hesitate to condemn an entire newspaper because it carries hate-mongering say-anything tools such as Charles Krauthammer and Cal Thomas.