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PJMcK

(24,327 posts)

3. Yes

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Sun Oct 26, 2025, 09:50 AM

17 hrs ago

I attended a lecture by Lawrence Krauss when he was promoting his book, “A Universe From Nothing.” I’ve been a fan of his for years and it was enlightening to hear his discussion and his answers to the audience’s questions. He’s a really smart scientist who communicates his field clearly and understandably.

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Have you ever been to a lecture where the speaker is so smart people are afraid to ask a question? [View all] NNadir 18 hrs ago OP

I doubt if you are ever the dumbest person in the room! biophile 17 hrs ago #1

Wise of the speaker to give people some time to formulate thoughts enough to come up with questions biophile 17 hrs ago #2

Yes PJMcK 17 hrs ago #3

I am every time... surfered 17 hrs ago #4

Sounds like an interesting lecture. Do you know if there is a recording or transcripts of it? erronis 14 hrs ago #5

I looked, but no, regrettably. NNadir 10 hrs ago #6

Some related material usonian 10 hrs ago #7