mrtp
96 comments
Review summary
Based on 96 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teacher personality, tests & practice, flexibility. Many students highlight described as 'so funny', perceived as 'keen on simplifying...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Engaging and humorous personality
2. Ability to simplify complex topics (though the topics are misaligned)
3. Availability of recorded video lectures
Areas to Improve
1. **Subject Relevance**: The most critical issue is the complete mismatch between the comments' content (advanced physics) and the stated subject (Quantitative Aptitude).
2. Clarity and Comprehensibility: Many students struggle to understand the content, finding it overly complex and lacking foundational explanations.
3. Completeness of Lectures: Some lectures are noted to end abruptly, requiring full content delivery.
What students love
“Thank you for recording this lecture. He is so funny and keen on simplifying such a complex subject (no pun intended).”
6 likes
“Man mrtp, if we didn't have you, where would we be? Inside a black hole probably. Keep on sharing these videos! Thanks for this one!”
3 likes
“A gifted teacher. Thanks.”
2 likes
“You are the 'Da Vinci' of our time.”
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“Great! There have been no lectures on black holes for months. The stretching bridge preserving locality idea is new to me.”
2 likes
“You are the great man. You deserve applause and all the good things.”
1 likes
“Thanks for the helpful video, it is very much appreciated and I really value your hard work!”
1 likes
“This is a nice mini lecture on why Kip Thorne advised Interstellar.”
1 likes
“Loved this lecture, very clear. I love mixing the Newtonian and Einstein characteristics.”
“Thanks a lot sir, it's really a very simplistic explanation.”
What could be better
“Susskind version of high school thermodynamics: 'Take two Hilbert spaces of N cubits...'”
23 likes
“Susskind lectures and the never-ending battle with sound quality....”
9 likes
“It's strangely satisfying to listen to Susskind and have no clue what he is talking about apart from moments when 'black hole' is mentioned.”
8 likes
“He didn't offer any proof or evidence about, for example, 3:15 that empty space is entangled, but if Leonard Susskind says it, by reason of authority, I agree.”
1 likes
“Where's the rest of the talk? It just ends at 12:39?”
1 likes
“These people are living in the world of science fiction.”
1 likes
“It is an interesting lecture. ER=EPR sounds like it is true. But I just can't get excited about complexity. I prefer simplicity!”
1 likes
“What's the point of learning this when there's no first-hand proof of wormholes and black holes are trillions of kms away?”