good channel

So interesting to find a video of a reading I (Thylias Moss) gave at UCSD in 1997, years before I developed Limited Fork Theory (the study of interacting perceptual [including those hosted by imagination] systems) in 2004.

Thanks for the bit of history

that I hope can be useful to someone studying (literary) poetry
and its evolutions (as well as its relevance) --in my case, these ongoing evolutions are producing a body of work increasingly responsive to what becomes possible (in any form, in any location, on any scale, for any duration of time), and poams (products of acts of making) instead of poems.

To see where I've taken a sense of responsibility to making meanings of realities, and to both identifying and (re)configuring possibilities, check out the poams (products of acts of making) on the forkergirl you tube channel.

I would just like to say thank you for the recent Ray Bradbury post, of his university lecture, 2001. I'm a huge fan and appreciated this video greatly, since it is one of his best speeches, and very interesting and revealing too. Bradbury is a great author and icon and should be read more often. Especially here in Britain where, apart from one or two novels, his work is too rarely reprinted!
Thank you again. :-)

I would like to know where can I find medical videos about neonatology topics or pediatric in general, thanks a lot
ROGER

Love the channel guys. It's the best place I know of to get world class lectures at will up here in Alaska.

clarificaiton: (By "this stuff" I mean UCTV and by this "site" I mean "youtube" as a whole.)

Hi, I just watched Orville Schell's interview with the Guardian editor and it struck me that UCTV IS the NEW JOURNALISM (at least an example of it).

Anyway, I have one suggestion: PUT MORE TAGS ON YOUR VIDS! Media is all about views and this stuff is worth viewing (at least more than all the other shit on this site). So you do yourself a disservice when you put one word as a tag.

I'm glad you have a video addresses chronic pain issues which affects 75 million americans

Thank you U.C., for the incredible archive of topics you are shareing!
Best hope for useing this knowledge to make the world a better place.
Sincerly.

Impeachment versus Sanctions.

Sanctions are too harmful for society just as much as corrupt politicians are harmful for society, therefor forbid sanctions and instead justly impose impeachment proven by lawful evidence.

Educate the General Public about Impeachment.