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The discussion centers around inquiries about the next Susskind lectures and how to attend them in person, rather than viewing them online. Participants express difficulty finding information on the Stanford Continuing Studies website regarding current offerings. There is speculation about whether Leonard Susskind still conducts these lectures, given his age of 76, and the possibility that he may have retired from in-person teaching. The original lectures were part of Stanford's continuing education program, which has since transitioned to online formats due to high demand. Users are encouraged to check the Stanford Continuing Studies website for updates on new courses.
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Anyone knows when is the next Susskind lectures and how does one attend them? I am not talking about viewing the pre-recorded lectures on Youtube but I would like to attend the original classroom ones from which the youtube ones were recorded. I have not found any information on the Stanford Continuing Studies website. Does he still do them or was it just a transient experiment?
 
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Of course I can't tell for sure but from what he wrote in his blog http://susskindsblogphysicsforeveryone.blogspot.co.ke I think that it was something that he did back then (2008) and due to overwhelming response, Stanford put them on the net. You can post a question there and perhaps take some more informed response.
 
The courses were offered through Stanford's continuing education program. You can check its website to see what new courses will be available: http://continuingstudies.stanford.edu/ . However, Susskind is pretty old now (76), so I wouldn't be surprised if he has permanently retired from teaching in the classroom setting.
 
As my op says, there is nothing on the website.
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The courses were offered through Stanford's continuing education program. You can check its website to see what new courses will be available: http://continuingstudies.stanford.edu/ . However, Susskind is pretty old now (76), so I wouldn't be surprised if he has permanently retired from teaching in the classroom setting.
 
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As my op says, there is nothing on the website.

Sorry about that. Feel free to delete my posts.
 
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