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This entire series is helping me review for my finals in college physics! I will continue with this series as I progress into my physics Waves class to get ahead :)
I'm a medical doctor, and this is the first time that I heard about the connection between the "beauty" of consumption, fashion and the fascination for being "skinny".
Is there a resource that cites the illustrations? I remember the standard oil octopus from my high school text. I’ve always thought that it looked cool.
This series is awesome ❤ Does other countries have "Museum passes"? Here in Finland there is a pass (around 60 euros/year) that you can use to get in almost every museum in the country. There is lots of private ones included.
Watching in 2024. Hearing John speak about disputed electoral college votes and congress deciding the election fills me with dread. Stan can we get the foreshadowing filter?
Ha! I'm laughing. 😂 People commenting on the high energy and fast paced edits don't realize that was the "RU-vid Style" at the time this was recorded. Good times.
HEY! I am from China and our spacecraft have just landed a new probe to the moon as well as several satellites there. It won’t be far that humankind can return to the moon again!🎉
I really love this kind of podcast, i wish you can made more but until that can some one recommend me any other that have the same ambition like someone asking to another person something that don't know, please 🙏
Such a great video, thank you! As someone who studies tuberculosis, especially in cows, I would only add a comment about TB being a zoonotic disease, which means it can also spread from animals to humans, making its control very important among animal populations.
I was going to ask why the universe didn’t immediately collapse into a black hole. Good to know that isn’t answered yet due to not understanding quantum gravity.
Love this so far. It's the only thing I've been able to focus on with real curiosity. I have a question. Regarding the so called "Golden planets" that we believe may be habitable for humanity, given that they share a similar atmosphere, wouldn't we be observing these planets from millions of years ago? How do we know they still may be habitable?
