Back then I did not know how to cry foul. I wanted to see that video was on the sift, and now it is. I have since posted other videos related to the same subject matter.

I know better now, and have worked hard to be able to promote and *quality the videos and discussion I think are worth having. What keeps me around here is the comments videos inspire. I gain nothing by eliminating that. I have no intention of performing such a resurrection, or robbing @supersaiyan93 of votes. I just thought it was an example worth pointing out of misuses of power points. >> ^gwiz665:
The laws of the land were different back then, but that was indeed a wrongful discard. You should have cried foul back then, I think it would be not-nice to resurrect it now to grab the votes. >> ^notarobot:
A while back, when I was new, I posted a videothat was discarded by someone who erroneously declared it to be a dupe without even watching it. That same video has since been reposted and presently has 53 votes.
Now that I have privileges, do I promote my old vid to get the votes dupeof'd onto mine, or do I preserve the comments on the current vid that did not fall victim to mistaken discarding by leaving it alone?

The laws of the land were different back then, but that was indeed a wrongful discard. You should have cried foul back then, I think it would be not-nice to resurrect it now to grab the votes. >> ^notarobot:
A while back, when I was new, I posted a videothat was discarded by someone who erroneously declared it to be a dupewithout even watching it. That same video has since been reposted and presently has 53 votes.
Now that I have privileges, do promote my old vid to get the votes dupeof'd onto mine, or do I preserve the comments on the current vid that did not fall victim to mistaken discarding by leaving it alone?

A while back, when I was new, I posted a videothat was discarded by someone who erroneously declared it to be a dupe without even watching it. That same video has since been reposted and presently has 53 votes.

Now that I have privileges, do I promote my old vid to get the votes dupeof'd onto mine, or do I preserve the comments on the current vid that did not fall victim to mistaken discarding by leaving it alone?

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http://www.videosift.com/video/Last-Lecture-of-Randy-Pausch .. there we go!

http://www.videosift.com/video/Last-Lecture-of-Randy-Pausch

fear not.

same time length... plus how many last lectures could the guy give? fuk off its deductive.

I have two at my desk at work:

"It is not neccessary to change. Survival is not mandatory." -=- W Edwards Demming

"The brick walls are there for a reason. The brick walls are not there to keep us out; the brick walls are there to give us a chance to show how badly we want something. The brick walls are there to stop the people who don't want it badly enough. They are there to stop the other people." -=- Randy Pausch, The Last Lecture.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'uplifting, last lecture, cancer, professor, carnegie mellon' to 'uplifting, sad, happy, last lecture, cancer, professor, carnegie mellon' - edited by calvados

Glad you liked it. You are certainly not alone in admiring Dr. Pausch. I tried a while back to get his Last Lecture on here. I was very happy to see you posting it. It is among my favorite talks on the interweb.

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In reply to this comment by notarobot:
Not sure if you're interested, but I came across another speech by Randy Pauch. This one is shorter.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Randy-Pauschs-testimony-on-Pancreatic-Cancer
Thank you very much for bringing that video to my attention. I upvoted it. I admire the hell out of that man.

If you've arrived here looking for Randy Pausch's Last Lecture, it is back on the sift and not a dupe. You can find it here:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Last-Lecture-of-Randy-Pausch

You can see the real last lecture by the late Dr. Pausch without all the commentary on the sift. It very worthwhile to see.

Dr. Pausch passed away July 25, 2008. You can read about the impact his message had on the world here.

The Last Lecture that made him famous is finally back on the sift.

Fixed. *return since the video that is a closer dupe is http://www.videosift.com/video/Rapidly-Dying-Professors-Last-Lecture, and actually I think that supersaiyan's is worth keeping as it is a longer version. Thanks for pointing this out, Doogle!

*discuss

This video isn't showing up - can someone fix the embed code?
*dead

But also, this precedes a likely dupe:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Last-Lecture-of-Randy-Pausch
Which should be discarded. But I don't suggest as yet, as the code for this is dead.

I suggest and request:

1. Fix this code;
   
2. Discard the other.

Fret not, it's still a dupe
http://www.videosift.com/video/Rapidly-Dying-Professors-Last-Lecture
*discard

It even comes up in related videos ~_^

While submitting this, I discovered that other, shorter, videos have already been submitted about the "Last Lecture" including an abridged version on Oprah. I feel that if videos about the last lecture are here the full, original, lecture should be here too.