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Stony Brook University 2024 Main Commencement Ceremony
Stony Brook University hosted its 64th annual commencement ceremony on Friday, May 17, 2024 at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium, providing graduates in the Class of 2024 with a memorable sendoff as they embark on the next chapter of their lives.
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Stony Brook University 2024 Health Sciences Convocation
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Stony Brook University held its Health Sciences Convocation Ceremony on May 17, 2024, at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Convocation
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Stony Brook University held its College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Convocation Ceremony on Friday, May 17, 2024 at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 Chemistry Convocation
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Stony Brook University held its Department of Chemistry Convocation Ceremony on May 17, 2024, at the Staller Center Main Stage.
Stony Brook University 2024 Biochemistry and Biology Convocation
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Stony Brook University held its Convocation Ceremony for Biochemistry and Biology on Friday, May 17, 2024 at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 Department of Psychology Convocation
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Stony Brook University 's Department of Psychology held its Convocation Ceremony on May 16, 2024, at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 School of Social Welfare Convocation
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The Stony Brook University School of Social Welfare held its Convocation Ceremony on May 16, 2024, at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 School of Health Professions Convocation
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Stony Brook University held its School of Health Professions Convocation Ceremony on May 16, 2024 at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 College of Business Convocation
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The Stony Brook University College of Business held it Convocation Ceremony on May 15, 2024, at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 School of Nursing Convocation
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Stony Brook University School of Nursing held its Convocation Ceremony on May 15, 2024, at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University Renaissance School of Medicine 50th Convocation
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The Stony Brook Renaissance School of Medicine held its 50th Convocation ceremony on May 14, 2024, at the Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 Graduate Doctoral Graduation and Hooding Ceremony
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Stony Brook University held its 2024 Graduate Doctoral Graduation and Hooding Ceremony on Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at Island Federal Arena.
Stony Brook University 2024 Main Commencement Highlights
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Stony Brook University’s Class of 2024 celebrated in front of an enthusiastic crowd full of family and friends at the 64th annual Commencement Ceremony May 17, 2024, at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium. In all, students in this year’s graduating class were awarded a combined 7,785 degrees and certificate completions. Stony Brook University President Maurie McInnis, Provost Carl Lejuez, and university...
Stony Brook School of Health Professions Giving Day Student Appreciation Event
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Stony Brook School of Health Professions Giving Day Student Appreciation Event
Stony Brook University 2024 Commencement - 'Resiliency'
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Stony Brook University 2024 Commencement - 'Resiliency'
Stony Brook University 2024 Commencement - Faculty Words of Advice
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Stony Brook University 2024 Commencement - Faculty Words of Advice
Stony Brook University 2024 Commencement - Student Shout Outs
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Stony Brook University 2024 Commencement - Student Shout Outs
This Is Our Moment - Stony Brook University
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This Is Our Moment - Stony Brook University
Stony Brook Council Meeting - May 2024
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Stony Brook Council Meeting - May 2024
Meet Stony Brook Horticulturist Alaina Claeson
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Meet Stony Brook Horticulturist Alaina Claeson
Meet SBU Baseball Coach Matt Senk
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Meet SBU Baseball Coach Matt Senk
Stony Brook Simons STEM Scholars Blaze a New Trail
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Stony Brook Simons STEM Scholars Blaze a New Trail
Stony Brook University 35th Annual Roth Regatta
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Stony Brook University 35th Annual Roth Regatta
Stony Brook School of Health Professions - Applied Health Informatics Program
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Stony Brook School of Health Professions - Applied Health Informatics Program
Stony Brook University Mind/Brain Lecture 2024 with Dr. Sabine Kastner
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Stony Brook University Mind/Brain Lecture 2024 with Dr. Sabine Kastner
Stony Brook University Celebrates 2024 Solar Eclipse
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Stony Brook University Celebrates 2024 Solar Eclipse
Stony Brook Provost's Lecture Series, Christopher Gobler, SUNY Distinguished Professor
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Stony Brook Provost's Lecture Series, Christopher Gobler, SUNY Distinguished Professor
Stony Brook Provost's Lecture Series, Sharon Nachman, SUNY Distinguished Professor
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Stony Brook Provost's Lecture Series, Sharon Nachman, SUNY Distinguished Professor

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  • @ricodelavega4511
    @ricodelavega4511 День тому

    As I understand from Sean McEnroe's book on Tlaxcalans in the north, several of these expeditions had greater numbers of tlaxcalans than spanish, with the former being the literal foot soldiers. My sense is that one should not come away with the idea that the tlaxcalans were near slave like enlistees of the spanish.

  • @oriocoookie
    @oriocoookie 2 дні тому

    people who have never held a real job, never made a real contribution to society or the economy ought not to be allowed to promote silly theories that are just a restatement of communist rubbish on what the economy ought to be or how to function

  • @user-uk3uj6zs1w
    @user-uk3uj6zs1w 8 днів тому

    She's so full if sh#t. It will all work until other cou tries dont buy your line of garbage.

  • @twhelostl61
    @twhelostl61 12 днів тому

    When politicians say "we" I try to not spit up. The number of times that has been said over centuries is incredible and then I realize it will never change. The current policy from both sides is amounting to alot of nothing. That will have to stop for our grandkids to be able to have a good future. Lily Tomlin said " I try to be cynical, but it's hard to keep up" Politicians have more complaints than solutions.

  • @geraldking4080
    @geraldking4080 16 днів тому

    You never give me your money. You only give me your funny paper.

  • @sheilahibl3219
    @sheilahibl3219 19 днів тому

    Easeie to me😊

  • @sheilahibl3219
    @sheilahibl3219 19 днів тому

    So used myself again with a cult😊

  • @MengerMania
    @MengerMania 20 днів тому

    Check your "money mechanics." The Federal Government does not issue currency. Banks, by the authority of the federal government, issue currency. But, either way it's legalized counterfeiting. It transfers resources from one individual to another.

  • @almaska82
    @almaska82 20 днів тому

    Computational Science or Computer Science? How wright?

  • @bolshoefeodor6536
    @bolshoefeodor6536 21 день тому

    The glaring hole in her argument is this: she assumes the US dollar will be the first reserve currency in history that will remain dominant forever. BRICS will end you.

  • @bolshoefeodor6536
    @bolshoefeodor6536 21 день тому

    No, the Chinese are reorienteering away from selling tonthe US, and toward selling to India and Russia. Why? Their currencies are perceived as having less pressure to print.

  • @bolshoefeodor6536
    @bolshoefeodor6536 21 день тому

    Oh sheesh, this garbage again. I thought we killed this off in the late 1980s.

  • @wezger
    @wezger 25 днів тому

    What a succinct but to-the-point summary on the purpose of studying philosophy.

  • @Lillystubee
    @Lillystubee Місяць тому

    Hello im sorry for leaving my comment here but all the other vids dont have comments. Congrats Andrea Mosca! Im so proud of you!!!

  • @ms-ex8em
    @ms-ex8em Місяць тому

    f cow

  • @user-jb9gc1sl3b
    @user-jb9gc1sl3b Місяць тому

    Michael J Fox I love you ❤️

  • @knobfieldfox
    @knobfieldfox Місяць тому

    The way I see it, when the government borrows via issuing bonds, it is moving money that has been swilling around the financial sector and putting it in the goods and services economy through its spending decisions. If there is spare capacity in terms of people not working, unused business capacity or a bottomless pit of cheap goods available that can be imported from China, it won’t cause inflation. MMT turns this idea on its head and says that in the same scenario, what if the government instead created new money free of any interest obligations to bond holders and spent that - would it cause inflation? Logically no. I’ve even heard some economists describe bonds as near money - interestingly in 1930s Germany, the notorious MEFO bonds were used as a form of currency by big businesses involved in arms production to facilitate trade amongst themselves. You have to realise that the money a government receives for selling bonds has been created already, and was tied up in the financial sector to finance trades in shares and other financial instruments. It turns out that as money is not tied to a gold standard anymore, all of it has all been created out of thin at some point, mainly by private banks lending it into existence through their magic money tree. The trick for governments in all of this, is to not exceed economic capacity when it makes its spending decisions. In the opposite direction, governments sometimes create money to buy back bonds from the financial sector. This is known as quantitative easing. Did you know that this process creates inflation in the financial sector? But of course, nobody minds shares prices going up do they! Private banks have also been responsible for creating inflation in the housing sector through mortgage money creation (bank credit) - nobody minds that either, especially if they’re lucky enough to be property owners already.

  • @BillY-tw8xc
    @BillY-tw8xc Місяць тому

    Screw your university. Bullying your students who are peacefully protesting.

  • @liamgamertime1703
    @liamgamertime1703 Місяць тому

    Where does his tail come out from?

  • @ivanchernenko9879
    @ivanchernenko9879 Місяць тому

    An interview she did on Feb 8, 2024 titled “Was MMT right about inflation?” at 12:25 she says, “We are getting real GDP numbers that are eye popping”---She is ignoring the elephant in the room which is, how much debt was incurred to get those “eye popping numbers”? In 2023 the US government borrowed $3.2 Trillion, of which only $2.4 Trillion of GDP was recorded. The remaining $800 Billion generated ZERO economic activity whatsoever. She talks about the “multiplier effects” yet every 5 year period since 2006, GDP grew by much less than the increase in the debt which means that money vanished without generating any GDP activity. We would have been far better off taking the entire $3.2 Trillion borrowed and spent it entirely on battle tanks and aircraft carriers. We would have gotten at least $3.2 trillion in economic activity from such wasteful spending and that is with no economic multiplier effect, which is pretty hard to do. This consistent, horrific economic multiplier effect of less than 1, for the last 18 years goes against MMT theory. This theft from the US populace shows that government cannot, and should not manage all but the smallest amount of public money since they are evaporating money in a way that not even the Mafia could do.

  • @sapienspace8814
    @sapienspace8814 2 місяці тому

    @ 57:50 "...confirm our own ideas or get ignored..." I wonder if I did that...

  • @Rob-fx2dw
    @Rob-fx2dw 2 місяці тому

    The real way new money is created as debt by the central bank and what the consequences of it are then why it always needs to be paid back. It has to be paid back because the treasury securities which were created by government all mature and the Central bank has to be paid back from taxpayers money.

  • @Rob-fx2dw
    @Rob-fx2dw 2 місяці тому

    Kelton tries to pull a fast one on the audience with her phony illustration of what happens with deficit funding. Basically she puts across a confidence trick that is designed to fool people with poor understanding of finance. The reality is the deficits and national debt are probem but Kelton is too financially illiterate about what the deby is to know it. She often says the national debt does not have to be paid out and here claims the government spends more and does not tax it out. This is Not so and this explanation is why:- The idea that the money is not taxed back is blatantly false because the way deficits are funded is through the government borrowing the money either by selling Treasury bonds to the Federal Reserve OR selling treasury bonds to the public and foreign entities. All of those treasuries mature in time and the money to fund the payout is taxes.

  • @leocarmopereira
    @leocarmopereira 3 місяці тому

    Heartbreaking. May God embrace him and bring comfort to his family.

  • @maxheadroom9697
    @maxheadroom9697 3 місяці тому

    Great talk - but I wish the sound didn't record every move of saliva in the Professor's mouth and every P sound like a grenade! Next time have the person on sound tweak it a bit please? Some of us have misophonia issues.

  • @Brix96
    @Brix96 3 місяці тому

    Stephanie speaks about the U S A Presumably the same go`s for all Countries .so all Countries can print as much money as they like or does MMT only relate to the U S A .

  • @user-nt7ep8fe3v
    @user-nt7ep8fe3v 3 місяці тому

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  • @ilgnir
    @ilgnir 3 місяці тому

    Really insightful talk. The only annoying thing about it is the sound quality. Microphone guy did a horrible job.

  • @wavvy94
    @wavvy94 3 місяці тому

    Such a wise and gentle soul; sad to know he passed away last year. I'm reading one of his textbooks on gas dynamics and he's wonderfully articulate. Rest in peace.

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    @user-fs4mm1ln3b 3 місяці тому

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    @user-fs4mm1ln3b 3 місяці тому

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  • @Joshua-notjosh-
    @Joshua-notjosh- 3 місяці тому

    Surprised this video hasn't been delisted considering what horrendous journalistic standards she turned out to have.

  • @detectiveofmoneypolitics
    @detectiveofmoneypolitics 3 місяці тому

    Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is following this content cheers Frank

  • @ImNotHereToArgueFacts
    @ImNotHereToArgueFacts 3 місяці тому

    What a quack Does anyone listen to the puke coming from her mouth?

  • @dancarter6044
    @dancarter6044 3 місяці тому

    The diseases were spread unintentionally, woketards. No one understood germs and viruses in until almost the 18th century.

  • @billmitchell2080
    @billmitchell2080 4 місяці тому

    How do we do a better job of explaining to the average American? The people at the Federal reserve and Treasury don't want you to know how it works. The opulent minority wants to stay the opulent minority. Trump isn't the only person who loves the poorly educated.

  • @chansesyres4117
    @chansesyres4117 4 місяці тому

    I know that I'm in the wrong department, but, why does everyone buy the diseases narrative? We know what happened to the Maya and Aztecs. There was European contact.

  • @1Skeptik1
    @1Skeptik1 4 місяці тому

    MMT is socialism with a fresh coat of paint. Irony? Stephanie is one of the richest Economist from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Stephanie Kelton's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: January 13, 2024) Ms. Kelton has pockets loaded with capitalist dollars while she champions socialism for profit. Socialism is a political and economic system wherein property and resources are owned in common or by the state.

  • @1Skeptik1
    @1Skeptik1 5 місяців тому

    MMT - The latest greatest packaging of socialism. New concept? Chuckle.

    • @billmitchell2080
      @billmitchell2080 4 місяці тому

      Milton Friedman and Reaganomics have worked so well. MMT is not a theory, it is an accurate description of our economy. It's funny how many people think they have an understanding of economic theory while actually being an indoctrinated stooge.

  • @ddhqj2023
    @ddhqj2023 5 місяців тому

    I think item 10 is kind of the answer in a nutshell to 'how will you pay for it'. All those workers, whether the guys who build the infrastructure or the people who build the machinery or the people who make the steel or mine the steel or who grow the food that all those people who are 'building' will eat.....will all pay taxes that will go back into the pot to continue the building and care for the people.

    • @JGS2295
      @JGS2295 4 місяці тому

      No, that's the opposite of what Kelton's saying. Tax revenue *never* funds any government spending. What it does is 1) drive adoption of the state currency, 2) release real resources from the private sector such that government spending on those resources does not excessively bid up prices, and 3) moderate aggregate demand by removing purchasing power from the non-government sector such that, in a similar fashion to point 2, resource prices can not be bit up excessively by the non-goverment.

    • @ddhqj2023
      @ddhqj2023 4 місяці тому

      It's definitely going to take a few more of these videos for me to catch on and begin to put these details together. But 'they' are going to have to come up with something because AI is going to force some kind of improvement or change to the current system as we all stare down the coming job losses that are forecasted in the future. Billions of starving people will have a thing or two to say about their situation.@@JGS2295

  • @rdf098311
    @rdf098311 5 місяців тому

    Already knew that…dna confirms, but didn’t reveal new info.

  • @sebastiangaecki3348
    @sebastiangaecki3348 5 місяців тому

    I would let her sit on my country's deficit.

  • @williaml1551
    @williaml1551 5 місяців тому

    I know it has been a few years since this video ago but I think Milton Freedman would give her that skepticle look then laugh his ass off.

  • @Malkiore1
    @Malkiore1 5 місяців тому

    I just watched NBC put together a tribute of those we lost this year and they left out Julian. They did not even cover him missing till they found him dead and even then they only mentioned it with a 5 sec phrase and moved on. Just broke my heart.

  • @dylanthomas12321
    @dylanthomas12321 6 місяців тому

    I guess if you could trust the federal government to run a deficit and use the money to make the most productive investments possible over time - infrastructure, R&D, education, healthcare, renewable energy, whatever - then you might have a case for MMT. But how are budgets really made in DC? or anywhere? Every special interest group, K Street lobbyist and so on bellies up to the trough, hands out campaign dollars in the US, factional support in the CCP, but there are so many vested interests involved, many with quite rational arguments, others with force majeure, that you're never going to get to a sensible solution over a sudtained period of time.

  • @carlmarcus8460
    @carlmarcus8460 6 місяців тому

    Genius!

  • @roses2155
    @roses2155 6 місяців тому

    Why doesn’t the government then simply print infinite-dollar bills and pay for everything for everyone? Because it would destroy the economy. So, the truth lies somewhere in between. What impact does government spending as a higher percentage of GDP have on the economy? If Uncle Sam is not concerned about deficit spending, how does its “infinity money” affect a private citizen shopping for the same product or service? Deficits are not bad until they play a role in economic hardships experienced by those having to compete with Uncle Sam. And then we have the issue of international monetary policy and the impact of deficit spending on those dealings. Deficit spending is, per this lecture, not bad for government, but I would posit that it impacts the private economy as citizens can’t compete or operate in that same environment.

  • @jalexanderevans
    @jalexanderevans 6 місяців тому

    eight golden rules of interface design

  • @debbest8546
    @debbest8546 6 місяців тому

    She seems to bring some sanity to defining a Fed deficit. As long as productivity increases (and you always leverage productive activities) a lot of things can be paid for. The value-added nature of the "Big Dig" cannot be underestimated by way of example. So long as MMT is not paving a road to Zimbabwe I am interested.

  • @vedinthorn
    @vedinthorn 6 місяців тому

    For some reason saying that you can blame both diseases and genocide without contradiction goes against community guidelines...on a video that discusses exactly that. Clown world.

    • @vedinthorn
      @vedinthorn 6 місяців тому

      The bigger question is which played the larger role. It was almost certainly the accidental spread of disease that played the biggest role of all by the numbers. That doesn't excuse any purposeful wrongdoing, though.