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Top Comments of this video!! :3
This lady is something else. Imagine solving a problem while on labor. Mad respect to her. ❤❤❤
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She gifted humanity twice. What a legend.
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Delivers one human being while saving an entire crew of human beings by solving a problem she knew she could. Wow ❤
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I did a school project on Judith as a hero of mine when I was about 8. It trailed from the iconic actions of Judith to the iconic hilarity of her son... no one understood why I would find them brilliant. I passed the project based on writing skills alone and was critiqued on my choice of subject. 24 years later and I still stand by my guns. They're epic across 2 generations. My old teachers can stick it.
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It amazes me that Jack Blacks parents are literal rocket scientists.
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He said in an interview once something to the effect of "I don't know what to say about her because there's so many facets to her". That is remarkable, and respectfully beautiful to say of your mother. (Most of us just see our mother as our mother, we can forget their gifts). Thank you Ms. Mae ✨
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Ok, am i the only one who was surprised as hell when we read "gave birth to Jack Black", that was so random i did NOT expect that😭🙏
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-How many contributions to mankind do you want to make?
-Judith Cohen: yes
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She's so strong. Like going in to labor is already demanding (from what ive heard not experienced it yet) and on top of that she solved that problem. ❤
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Jesus christ this woman solved a difficult math problem while in labour with one of the most beloved comedic actors of his generation, a true legend
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Women are awesome. I can’t comprehend giving birth as a man and can hardly comprehend trying to solve a complex engineering problem while enduring the worst physical pain. Truly inspiring
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I could have done with her being at my back. I got an engineering degree but being a woman it was impossible for me to get a job in 1968. My life went another way. Thank you to her and all the other women that help each if us. Teach a woman, teach the world!
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My great uncle was Jim Lovell. She saved my family. Thank you.
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I’ve never told you, but your channel is an absolute gem! You’re teaching us all so much. Thank you ❤
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Did not expect the last image ^^ She is amazing!
Another strong woman! ❤
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That literally made me jump, that's fucking awesome to have her as a mum!
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Mae, your easy-to-digest yet intricate videos are single-handedly educating a large audience about important history, not only in terms of art, but in humans. bravo
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BOSS
I've heard of her
Her program was written out on PAPER and was taller than her when put together
A brilliant, brilliant mind
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She did something that would be remembered for decades if not for centuries. She also helped some astronauts in the process
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@HistorybyMae
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Her son, Neil Siegel, wrote a personal account of his mother when she passed away in 2016.
'' She actually went to her office on the day that Jack was born. When it was time to go to the hospital, she took with her a computer printout of the problem she was working on. Later that day, she called her boss and told him that she had solved the problem. And . . . oh, yes, the baby was born, too. ''
''My mother usually considered her work on the Apollo program to be the highlight of her career. When disaster struck the Apollo 13 mission, it was the Abort-Guidance System that brought the astronauts home safely. Judy was there when the Apollo 13 astronauts paid a “thank you” to the TRW facility in Redondo Beach.
She finished her engineering career running the systems engineering for the science ground facility of the Hubble Space Telescope.
During her engineering career, she was a vigorous and tireless advocate of better treatment for women in the workplace. Many things that today we consider routine – the posting of job openings inside of a company so that anyone could apply, formal job descriptions for every position, and so forth – were her creations. She had a profound impact on equality in the workforce.''
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