Thread for Long Lectures from the Video Internet

[EEEOOOEEEOOOEEEOOO]

Though he is incontrovertibly an asshole, here's a Richard Rorty interview. Just have to get through the German parts to get to the interview.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 4915050958

[riley-o]

[riley-o]

http://www.openculture.com/2011/04/wern ... arthy.html

[fallbacktostone]

[featherboa]

http://www.openculture.com/2011/04/wern ... arthy.html

How's Cormac on Technology?

[Cascade Whore]

I got about five minutes in before Horowitz bullshit made me want to break my computer screen. Maybe I'll watch later when I'm in a more patient mood.

[THE KILL]

i like to listen to them while i play video games

I might have to use the power of technology to turn these into MP3s since I move around too much - if anyone cares let me know and I will upload them for you

and I would take requests

When I saw all the interesting youtube stuff people posted I was going to ask if anybody knew a free & easy to use programme to rip the audio track from videos, so I'd be grateful if you could upload mp3s... anyything that was posted before you posted would be cool, but I'd take whatever you've got. Cheers.

[Whiffleball Ace]

another good one:

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPsUXhXg ... C9DF8B3B4A<

[riley-o]

holy shit

http://oyc.yale.edu/courses

http://www.extension.harvard.edu/open-l ... initiative

holy fucking shit

this is awesome

[fallbacktostone]

yeah mit used to have a massive open course archive

[fallbacktostone]

stanford has lectures from leonard susskind on quantum mechanics and other cool shit

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL701CD168D02FF56F

[fallbacktostone]

my bad, i forgot a bunch of stanford shit got posted already. still that playlist links you directly to all of susskinds quantum mechanics lectures.

[Idget Child]

MIT's OCW still has a great wealth of information online. I have used it quite a bit for planning my classes and just dumbing down a lot of the really cool examples.

Susskind's lectures are a little lengthy but they are pretty good. I wish Stanford would put up more physics and computer science material. The professor for the introductory computer science course is so animated and fun to listen to, but that's all Karel ++ so it's basically worthless to me.

[fallbacktostone]

post em fag

[fallbacktostone]

that shit is pretty fucking heavy by the way.

[caldwell.the.great]

not sure why I wasn't in this thread sooner



part one of Rick Roderick's lecture on "Philosophy and Post-Modern Culture"

full thing, with transcript, is here: http://rickroderick.org/108-philosophy- ... ture-1990/

one of my favorite lecturers because he's entertaining, he makes great examples, and he makes reading the texts easier, just by virtue of explaining them in clear terms, even if he oversimplifies things in this lecture series. they aren't meant to be comprehensive anyway. some of the latter ones he does aren't so great, but anything in the 100 and 200 series is worth taking a look at.

[Wormholegenerator]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolas_Collins

[Fighting Uruk-Hai]

I sent her a fan letter.

SPOILERSPOILER_SHOW

She sent me a nice response.

[riley-o]

Seems like almost all the videos here are still active ?! That almost never happens

[BUNGVOX]

[Wormholegenerator]

[Idget Child]

Definitely in for ^that later.

[FVBTVS]

https://historyofphilosophy.net/all-episodes

diggin this dude.

not video

may login as og fvbts to repair links like the good board monk i am, who knows