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The official UA-cam channel of Wadham College, University of Oxford.
Wadham Tiny Desk: Local Oxford acts! Last Orders, @QuestForFolk, & more.
Wadham Tiny Desk - a play on NPR's Tiny Desk format - showcased musical acts connected to Wadham students and the wider Oxford scene. Organised by Wadham's John Brookman Music Scholar, Olivia Gallup, the acts shown in this video are:
Last Orders
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Quest For Folk
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---- www.youtube.com/@QuestForFolk
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Juliet Tyrer-Bragg
Harry Rocco and the Rivals
James Harriman
www.wadham.ox.ac.uk/
wadhamcollegemusic.wixsite.com/wcms
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00:00 Last Orders - All I Ever Wanted
04:13 Last Orders - Straighten Out
08:39 Quest For Folk - Medley 1
---- Cavers Of Kirkcudbright (Mike Vass cover)
---- Mitton's Breakdown (Earl Mitton cover)
---- Catharsis (Amy Cann)
12:46 Quest For Folk - Medley 2
---- Reel du Mentir (Norman's Miron cover)
---- Tam Lin (Davy Arthur cover)
---- Under the Influence (Calum MacCrimmon cover)
16:27 Juliet Tyrer-Bragg - ur so pretty (Wasia Project cover)
18:23 Harry Rocco and the Rivals - Rom-Com
21:55 Harry Rocco and the Rivals - Who is she?
26:22 James Harriman - Reflections
30:47 End Credits
Last Orders
---- lastordersoxford
Quest For Folk
---- questforfolk
---- www.youtube.com/@QuestForFolk
---- profile.php?id=61555672097784
Juliet Tyrer-Bragg
Harry Rocco and the Rivals
James Harriman
www.wadham.ox.ac.uk/
wadhamcollegemusic.wixsite.com/wcms
----
00:00 Last Orders - All I Ever Wanted
04:13 Last Orders - Straighten Out
08:39 Quest For Folk - Medley 1
---- Cavers Of Kirkcudbright (Mike Vass cover)
---- Mitton's Breakdown (Earl Mitton cover)
---- Catharsis (Amy Cann)
12:46 Quest For Folk - Medley 2
---- Reel du Mentir (Norman's Miron cover)
---- Tam Lin (Davy Arthur cover)
---- Under the Influence (Calum MacCrimmon cover)
16:27 Juliet Tyrer-Bragg - ur so pretty (Wasia Project cover)
18:23 Harry Rocco and the Rivals - Rom-Com
21:55 Harry Rocco and the Rivals - Who is she?
26:22 James Harriman - Reflections
30:47 End Credits
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The Future of Batteries: Multi-functional Polymers | with Freddie Leslie
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"In 1991 the commercialisation of the lithium-ion battery sparked a revolution in rechargeable technology, ushering in the age of portable electronics. Today, batteries are everywhere, from bike lights to busses, and modern technology requires ever-improving performance. The key polymeric components in commercial batteries are not sufficient to meet current demand for energy density, long-term ...
1999 VHS Presented by Melvyn Bragg (Full Digitisation)
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Released by Wadham College in (probably) 1999, this VHS advertised the College to prospective applicants over the course of a 20 minute film presented and narrated by Melvyn Bragg. The digitisation of this VHS was made possible by a grant from the William and Edith Oldham Charitable Trust, courtesy of our recently sadly deceased alumnus, Paul Oldham. It is now shared online for its historical i...
Advertising an Oxford College, but it's the 90s
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Real clips from a VHS (we think it dates to 1999), that advertised life at Wadham College, University of Oxford to prospective applicants. www.wadham.ox.ac.uk
Head Gardener for 40 years chats to his successor
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Retiring Head Gardener at Wadham, Andrew, chats to new Head Gardener, David. We hear how Andrew feels about passing on the baton after 40 years and David's thoughts on taking on the role; and what they have each learned from each other during the handover period. #garden #gardening #oxford
First edition Principia Mathematica! And other Isaac Newton treasures | with Rob Iliffe
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Wadham College, University of Oxford has a number of early Isaac Newton publications. Some were published during Newton's lifetime and some shortly after. Presenting the collection in this video is Rob Iliffe, Professor of History of Science at the University of Oxford. Prof Iliffe has written multiple works on Newton, including A Very Short Introduction to Newton (OUP 2007) and Priest of Natur...
Check out our grounds! Wadham College Oxford virtual tour
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See our beautiful buildings, new and old, and check out our gardens. If you'd like to see more, do pay us a visit! www.wadham.ox.ac.uk/visit-us 00:00 Front Quad 00:10 Dining Hall 00:15 The Holywell Music Room 00:20 Chapel 00:22 Undergraduate Centre 00:31 JCR Bar and Refectory 00:35 Library 00:42 Gardens 00:55 A home, a place of learning
How's the workload at Wadham College, University of Oxford?
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Answers from current Wadham students about the academic workload. Find out more about Wadham at www.wadham.ox.ac.uk/
Welfare and support at Wadham College, Oxford?
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Our students discuss support networks at Wadham College, University of Oxford. More info at: www.wadham.ox.ac.uk/current-students/student-welfare #welfare #support #help
From the Radcliffe Camera, Where's Wadham College?
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Wadham is a very central Oxford College. We're just a 3 minute walk from the Radcliffe Camera and Bodleian libraries. That's 3 minutes from basically every book ever! www.wadham.ox.ac.uk/why-wadham #oxford #study #walking
The Mystery of Centriole Length Control | with Isaac Wong
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Dr Isaac Wong is a Junior Research Fellow at Wadham College and is studying the biogenesis and biophysical properties of non-membrane bound organelles at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology. He earned his DPhil in Molecular Cell Biology in Health and Disease under the supervision of Jordan Raff, focusing primarily on understanding the mechanisms behind centriole and centrosome biogenesis. ...
Why Social Exclusion is as Bad for us as Smoking | with Arran Davis
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Why Social Exclusion is as Bad for us as Smoking | with Arran Davis
Charles Dickens First Editions in Wadham College Library (Part 3)
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Charles Dickens First Editions in Wadham College Library (Part 3)
Charles Dickens First Editions in Wadham College Library (Part 2)
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Charles Dickens First Editions in Wadham College Library (Part 2)
Charles Dickens First Editions in Wadham College Library (Part 1)
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Charles Dickens First Editions in Wadham College Library (Part 1)
Modern Slavery Researcher answers questions (Siddharth Kara)
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Modern Slavery Researcher answers questions (Siddharth Kara)
Pottery & Performance Artist Q&A with Shawanda Corbett
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Pottery & Performance Artist Q&A with Shawanda Corbett
Riches (ITVX/Prime Video) Writer Q&A with Abby Ajayi
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Riches (ITVX/Prime Video) Writer Q&A with Abby Ajayi
I-Ching Divination from The Man in the High Castle - demonstration!
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I-Ching Divination from The Man in the High Castle - demonstration!
Wadcast #11 | A Place of Passage | with Rowan Williams
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Wadcast #11 | A Place of Passage | with Rowan Williams
Going Green means Mining... and Satellites & AI. Here's Why | with Maral Bayaraa
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Going Green means Mining... and Satellites & AI. Here's Why | with Maral Bayaraa
Eric Parry - Designing close to Christopher Wren | Wren 300 Symposium
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Eric Parry - Designing close to Christopher Wren | Wren 300 Symposium
Diana Darke - Christopher Wren and the 'Saracen' Style | Wren 300 Symposium
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Diana Darke - Christopher Wren and the 'Saracen' Style | Wren 300 Symposium
Matthew Walker - Christopher Wren: A Life in Letters | Wren 300 Symposium
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Matthew Walker - Christopher Wren: A Life in Letters | Wren 300 Symposium
These Shakespeare lines could have been lost forever
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These Shakespeare lines could have been lost forever
Pragna Patel - Survival, Resilience, and Justice for Women
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Pragna Patel - Survival, Resilience, and Justice for Women
In Conversation with Simon Milner - APAC VP of Public Policy with Meta
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In Conversation with Simon Milner - APAC VP of Public Policy with Meta
Wadcast #9 | Mental Health Interfacing with Arts & Ethnicity | with Kam Bhui
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Wadcast #9 | Mental Health Interfacing with Arts & Ethnicity | with Kam Bhui
Peter Mandelson on: Is British Politics Ready for the Economic Challenges We Face?
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Peter Mandelson on: Is British Politics Ready for the Economic Challenges We Face?
Stop messing about and get to work.
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Heminges and Condel were given only 1 pound 40p each. How did they finance a book printing that cost >1,000 pounds? A copy of the First Folio sold for 24 pounds in 1664 so the total run of 750 copies would, at that rate, have sold for ~18,000 pounds. Cost of production was significantly less than that but certainly well above the 2 pounds 80p that Heminges and Condel had.
It occurs to me that I’ve been listening to Melvin’s history podcast for 10 years and this is the first time I’ve seen his face. Cool documentary!
What in the world is he actually saying here, can someone break this down?
He's misunderstanding time, ironic for a great physicist. If you run out of time, you lose.
I didn't realize Jonathan Penrose was Roger's brother...
The problem with this argument is that it ignores heuristics: pragmatic and informal shortcut approaches to "understanding" or knowing things, that either cannot be formally proven, or else would be prohibitively challenging to do so. Computers can be (and have been) programmed to identify things through heuristics.
One of the wisest men on the planet. There aren’t very many of them .. people who can think outside the box . You know .. real scientists who don’t accept the dogma they were trained to believe about the nature of reality. See his theories on a cyclic model of the Universe and how consciousness may be mediated in the brain/body via quantum processes. But note .. not manufactured by the brain. There is no evidence that the brain secretes or manufactures consciousness. Only people who haven’t looked at the evidence propose that and … no one knows how to “make” consciousness from LEGO like “dead” atoms. How do you make awareness from Lego ?
I bet he was still better than 99.9% of the population
Celebrating paganistic images is a prime example why the LORD commands that women are not to teach men.
Hi I have a bible like that the binding is not very good if you could get back to me I could send pics as I would love to find out more about it thanks
Nitroxides baby
Thank you so much for your clear and interesting video. I have been a friend 😁of the I Ching from an age of 17 years. Back then I didnt understand it, but always had and have a huge respect as if the book was alive. Now I,m 54 and when I ask my good old wise friend I Ching a question I can feel its loyal and unconditional energy for guiding me to the best posible choice. Its so profound and mysterious. I am trully greatful to have this friend lying on my bookshelf. Thank you again for your expalnation and bring it to the west of this Earth we live upon.
Would you please post, I John 5:7? Thank you
He is strongly moving towards a mythologization of philosophy and science. We do Not Even know what it really is and he is excluding it by mere feelings.
Optime tibi gratias ago pro tantis informationibus comparandis. Salvete ex Mexico.
What a joy to come across this here, five years later! I grew up as a Presbyterian here in Texas with the Authorized Version alternating with the Revised Standard and my father loved the Knox. Great presentation!
They don't recommend wearing gloves when handling old books now. Said it could actually cause more damage.
New agey what? Grasp? If it’s not christian and it’s a personally spiritual thing, then this word is not derogatory.
And hopeless at just sticking to Atiyah’s names: What the fuck is a ‘twistor’. Spinor itself had the entire theory of Galois field extensions stuck between the ill definedness of algebra and geometry. Spinor is a concept of ill conceivable majesty; you should just call whatever the manifold is a spinor if it’s meant to be a model for this algebro-geometrically ill defined construction that isn’t of a constructive nature. It’s meant to be well-defined. Check the projective geometry notes: Is a projective plane (in the pure sense of concept) meant to orientable or unorientable? If it’s the same thing as in GoS then it’s not going to become a fucking sphere is it!
This is interesting. Where can i read mpre about your view?
If you’re so clever how about trying to solve the mystery of consciousness and the origin of the universe /poss’ cyclic universe . He has theories which aren’t pie in the sky for both.
Is that the nature of consciousness? The peak of human consciousness: of cumming inside my girl…..? Why would I be referring to any result due to Penrose?
@@Sam-ri3hr oh, thank you! Obviosuly, Twistor has a meaning…. I’m commenting on a fine analytical tick I have with its use at all: given the use of spinnors that model quantum mechanical spin: What is spin? Not a rotation…. It’s meant to be an intrinsic measure: your headache is a quantum mechanical event , in the sense of having been accelerated by the canonical particles….. Nigel Hitchin’s recent paper on the spinnor-valued Higgs field is a good example of my attitude. He uses deep topology in a way that reflects my attitudes.
I think it is naive of Penrose to think that the theoretical impossibility of machines to prove theorems implies that humans are not machines. Humans will never be able to prove all theorems either, simply because some of them take 10^300 symbols to even formulate, let alone prove.
The time limit in chess is often considered absurd. When you introduce a clock to chess, you're no longer measuring the skill of a player but rather their speed. It's akin to the pressure of timed exams, where many students who might have excelled under different conditions fail not because of their abilities but because they run out of time. It's a scenario where the absence of a time constraint could have led to success. So I get you Penrose, i don't like timed chess myself, it puts me in a box😂😂
But you could spend hours analyzing a position. There are billions of possibilities.
@@rahulramkissoon Billions of Possibilities (which isn't true btw) in a short time?🤨
@@Henry_Wilder simply Google how many possible chess moves there are. It's more than the number of atoms in the universe. Ruling out illegal moves, it's something like 10^40 possible moves.
@@rahulramkissoon Alright, let's say the validity of your statement about the vast number of possible moves in chess is true. I think you're missing the point. I'm talking about the dynamics of a timed versus untimed match. In a timed setting, the pressure to decide on the optimal move within a constrained timeframe intensifies. This doesn't necessarily imply inferiority; rather, it highlights the challenge of making critical decisions under time constraints. My point is that in a timed game, where seconds count, the margin for deep analysis of each move is significantly reduced compared to its untimed counterpart. This reduction in available time can increase the risk of suboptimal choices, not due to a lack of skill, but simply because there isn't enough time to thoroughly evaluate all potential moves. Do you get?
@@Henry_Wilder So if we played a game without a timer. At what point do you think would be too long for a person to play a move? 1 hour? 24 hours? 1 year? You could analyze a position for months. I agree that time constraints aren't for everyone. But we have to atleast agree on the time limit per move, else you could be waiting years
We're all glad you signed, Michael! Today is your birthday where I live, so happy birthday, sir! As a literature and professional writing student, you're one of my greatest inspirations. Much love from Australia! 💝
Yes, true
I was at Wadham 92-95 so this was incredibly nostalgic for me. Hapoy days! A very accurate picture of life at Wadham, although I don't remember us speaking as posh as this lot! Maybe I just didn't notice.
Full full now online: ua-cam.com/video/xngPWVaiCZ8/v-deo.html
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Thank you so much for this wonderful video! The last quotation from Man in the High Castle was very moving.
Computation is not intelligence. AI is just an oxymoron
Thank you! Someone finally says it. There is no intelligence behind AI. It's not even artifical stupidity. All AI is a more powerful form of computation.
Very interesting and well-presented. Thank you. Best wishes from New Zealand.
literally DOZENS of computers!!!
A blast from the past! Would you consider putting the whole video up? I’d love to see it and today’s students could learn about the prehistoric times when we left notes on each other’s doors as no one had mobile phones…
A few people have asked so we're definitely considering it.
Full video now online! ua-cam.com/video/xngPWVaiCZ8/v-deo.html
how does this not have more views? extremely well-presented information
I'm so glad. My long-awaited expectation, finally, this wonderful scientist paid attention to this question. Since the distant 1997, I have been very interested in this question. but there was no opportunity to do science. I wish you great luck. I advise you to conduct experiments with acetabulary, acting on it, and finding mechanisms that disrupt the work on the formation of the cytoskeleton. It will be necessary to analyze and then try to change the cytoskeleton in a targeted way. And then it will be possible to get close to the technology of genetic programming of the cytoskeleton.
SHAWAAAANDA!!! 🎉
Thanks for the beautiful and informative presentation. Superb.
Is anyone else getting no audio from the video? I'm getting subtitles which means it must have had audio at the upload stage? Fascinating video, either way. Thanks
@Lewdog audio is working on our end. The audio does seem to have been mixed to pan more to one side than the other so if you're using mono sound settings or you only have 1 working headphone side, there could be problems there.
Ah yes it was that. Appreciate the reply@@WadhamCollegeOxford
I Ching also appears in His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman. It is used by a scientist to communicate with the angels of that universe, who live in different worlds.
"Derivative copyright law" The reason, the word of God is well preserved in the KJV 1611, by the Royal Crown of England, to preserve authenticity for over 400 years now. May God keep you blessed. All glory to God Almighty!
Seems fallacious, thought time limit can't give you a draw in chess?
You can still stalemate and get a draw or agree to a draw regardless of time.
Good!
Good!
To transcend consiousness un must combine words, numbers and symbols to build the bridge to the unconsious CGJ
Very interesting, I learnt a lot. Thanks.
Love Sir Penrose
I created a new stock market based on the worth () of your life. #POW 2567 Feb 27
I was really bad at chess. So I settled for solving black hole equations, consciousness, and time travel. 😂
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Thanks for sharing! Check out some interesting facts about the King James Bible ua-cam.com/video/R9flrGw8294/v-deo.html
Penrose states that Gödel’s incompleteness theorem is an indication that our consciousness is not computational. But I don’t see how Gödel’s theorem necessarily excludes computational processes being involved. Gödel’s theorem just shows that we are able to identify truths that apply within formal systems but which are not derivable by the rules of those systems. Machine learning algorithms also do this all the time - Natural Language Processing is probably the most well known example, which is able to compile facts about language syntax and semantics without using any rules about language whatsoever. There’s nothing inherently non-computational about this sort of process.
Greetings. I might be wrong but from my understanding/perspective I don't think you understood Penrose's inference.
@crabb9966 Oh right. What specifically do you think I’ve misunderstood?
@@hihello-sx1sx"what it really said" "whatever rules we have" "able to transcend" your argument is rigid and doesn't explain what he is getting at, well this is from my perspective. In my opinion most proponents of computer brains should take a step back to a neutral position as it is merely an extrapolation with no sound basis, the way I see it. Materialistic world view doesn't even work philosophically.
@@hihello-sx1sx he said you could transcend this systems whatever the rules might be, don't take the theorem at face value. Think about the alternatvie implication.
Penrose probably confused Gödel’s theorem with the Church's theorem. Or maybe these two are related in a way that I don't comprehend.