GREAT MINDS
GREAT MINDS[edit]
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EXPAND YOUR UNIVERSE Learn from lectures by the world’s greatest minds. Watch your insights grow and your universe expand! | |
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www.thegreatminds.com | |
Type of Business | OTT Streaming Platform |
Launched | February 22, 2022 |
Available in | English |
French | |
Spanish | |
Korean | |
Chinese | |
Japanese |
GREAT MINDS is a subscription streaming service launched on February 22, 2022. It offers Lectures from the world’s greatest intellects, which are available for global viewing in 6 languages. (English, French, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Japanese.) Video lectures can be accessed at any time, anywhere with a smartphone, tablet, or PC. At the end of 2021, the platform opened a two-month beta trial service.
With the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in full swing and a contact-free society routinized due to COVID-19, “Great Minds” was designed with a sense of mission to provide a universal education service. Also, it had the aim of actualizing “knowledge democracy” and “educational revolution” with the best knowledge the world has to offer, through public distribution on the Internet, in a time with social class knowledge gaps widening and disinformation becoming rampant throughout social media.
Content[edit]
The world’s leading scholars including Yuval Noah Harari (history), Michael Sandel (political philosophy), Judith Butler (gender theory), Paul Robin Krugman (economics), Esther Duflo (economics), Joseph S. Nye Jr. (political science), Sir Paul Nurse (genetics), Robert Weinberg (medicine), John L. Hennessey (IT), Yoshua Bengio (IT), and Daniel Barenboim (music), additionally to other leading intellects of the current generation will deliver their personally prepared lectures to the world viewers. Amidst a sea of miscellaneous information, they will offer exceptional insight with a realistic assessment of the times and wisdom to prepare for the future society.
Current Lectures[edit]
Lecturer | Lecture | Subtitles | Category | Introduction |
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Joseph S. Nye | What Makes a True Leader? | How to Find a Leader | Politics | Former Dean of the Harvard Kennedy School |
The Sources of Power | ||||
Leadership Skills (I) | ||||
Leadership Skills (II) | ||||
Ethical Leadership | ||||
The Attributes of Global Leaders | ||||
Paul Krugman | The World Economy Post COVID-19 | 2019 The Calm Before the Storm | Economy | Winner of 2008 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences |
2020 The Pandemic | ||||
2021 Hope and Fear | ||||
2023 Post-Pandemic | ||||
The Ultimate Issue | ||||
Judith Butler | Why Gender? | How to Define It | Philosophy | Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature at UC Berkeley |
Not a Choice but a Reality | ||||
The Language Barrier | ||||
Center of Controversy | ||||
How to Live | ||||
Dan Ariely | The Psychology of Money | The Trap of Money | Economy | Professor of behavioral economics at Duke University |
The Price of Payment | ||||
The Agony of Payment | ||||
The Value of Relationships | ||||
The Secret of Motivation | ||||
Richard Nisbett | How We Think the Way We Think | East vs West: Difference of Perception | Psychology | Professor of social psychology at the University of Michigan |
East vs West: Who is Right? | ||||
Subconscious, Ruler of Consciousness | ||||
Subconscious, Primeval Ability | ||||
Intelligence: Genetics or Environment? | ||||
Peter Singer | Effective Altruism | Why Utilitarianism? | Philosophy | Professor of bioethics at Princeton University |
Effective Altruism | ||||
Animal Liberation: Theory | ||||
Animal Theory: Practice | ||||
How to Live | ||||
Robert Weinberg | Can Cancer Be Cured? | What is Cancer? | Science | Professor of Biomedicine, MIT |
What Causes Cancer? | ||||
How does Cancer Spread? | ||||
How Metastasis Occurs? | ||||
Will There Be a Cure? | ||||
Joseph LeDoux | Using the Brain to Understand Fear and Anxiety | The Scientist Who Studies Emotion | Science | Professor at New York University
and the director of the Emotional Brain Institute |
The Pathway to Fear | ||||
The Truth of the Amygdala | ||||
Fear and Anxiety | ||||
The Theory of the Evolution of Emotions | ||||
Vinod Aggarwal | The Global Trade War | Start of GATT-WTO | Politics | Professor of Political Science and Director of the Berkeley APEC Study Center (BASC) at the University of California at Berkeley |
Free Trade Agreement | ||||
US-China Technological Hegemon | ||||
US-China Economic Tactics | ||||
The In-between Countries |
Coming soon Lectures[edit]
Lecturer | Lecture | Category | Introduction |
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Erwin Chemerinsky | What is a Fundamental Right? | Philosophy | Dean of the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law and expert on US constitutional law |
John L. Hennessy | Behind the Success of Silicon Valley | Management | Chairman of Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company |
Paul Nurse | What is Life? | Science | 61st President of the Royal Society, his predecessors include Newton and Huxley |
Lisa Randall | The Unsung Hero: Dark Matter | Science | Advocate of the 5-dimensional Warped Geometry Theory of the universe |
Stephen Krasner | Does Wealth Bring Democracy? | Politics | Emeritus Professor of International Relations at Stanford University |
Jeffrey Sachs | Sustainable Development | Economy | President of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network |
Yuval Harari | How to Survive in the Era of AI | History | Professor of History at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
Andrew Ng | A Crash Course on Artificial Intelligence | ICT | Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Stanford University |
Daron Acemoglu | Why Nations Fail | Economy | Professor of Economics at MIT |
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