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I've discovered the numberphile channel so far, and I'm really amazed by it. It's well explained without much silly talk, but not too complicated for (at least) college students. Does somebody also know other youtube channels for different scientific areas (as for example physics?).
Would be really great, if somebody posts them

>> No.7698918
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7698918

GTFO OUT WITH YOUR POPSCI AND POPMATH BULLSHIT

>> No.7698923

>>7698906
>It's well explained without much silly talk
It's 100% silly talk.

>> No.7698928

Sixty symbols, computerphile are good ones too

>> No.7698929

>>7698906
ViHart

>> No.7698935

>>7698906
Numberphile is like cancer...
Try minute physics, veritasium, vsauce

>> No.7698975

>>7698928
Yeah, sixty symbols looks pretty good.

>>7698923
Ehh, why?

>> No.7698979

>>7698935
i really hope this is bait. Numberphile may have one too many dice rolling videos but Vsauce? Really?

>> No.7699469

Harpreet Bedi https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCErLELnXehsJ7ycW4OJgfQQ

>> No.7699536

>>7698906
for chemistry there's
>Periodic videos
>Nurdrage
>Nile Red
you can look up smaller channel in their related section, but I think those three are best in regards of pop-sci to actual information ratio and production value

>> No.7699583

>>7698935
Numberphile fueled my passion for math. Now I'm doing a math major. I wouldn't call it cancer. It doesn't teach you how to do math, just informs you about stuff that happens in math.

>>7698979

Just like literally any other popsci educational, the whole point is to entertain people outside of fields with knowledge of stuff that happens within certain fields. It's not meant to be treated as something that teaches you anything, just to consider what's out there, especially for those completely disjoint from science and math programs.

>> No.7699620

Found this gem the other day
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw

Really thoughtful and well-animated videos for people who aren't maths majors

>> No.7699631

Sixty symbols, periodic videos, nottingham science, deepsky videos, piled higher and deeper, minutephysics, minuteearth, veritasium, veritasium 2, scishow, vsauce(maybe the older stuff?), list goes on.

>> No.7699635

SixtySymbols is great
MinutePhysics was alright, its kinda dead now
Veritasium was cool, but I feel like the dude is a bit full of himself now

>> No.7699648

>>7699631
Brit lab, asapscience, taras kul, in a nutshell, serious science, this week in science, national science foundation and brain scoop (qt3.14 biology girl).

>> No.7699654

>>7699648
Last but not least: Crash course

And that is all the channels im subbed to on youtube STEM related

>> No.7699667

>>7699648
>>7699654
No smarter every day?

>> No.7699695

>>7699667
Oops thought i typed it.


Yes him too

>> No.7699726
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7699726

>"Hi and welcome to numberphile"
>camera zooms in on the face of some sperglord already covered in sweat
>"Today we are going to talk about the number five"
>sperglord smiles the smile of a thousand suns
>drops of sweat pouring from his forehead
>he writes the number five on a paper
>"The amazing thing about this number is that it is a part of you"
>camera zooms in on his hand that is soaked in sweat and shaking uncontrolably
>"As you can see my hand contains five fingers"
>a tear falls from his eye
>"I would not even know what to do with my self if not for five"
>looks at the camera like he is seeing god
>tears of joy raining down his cheeks
>In a shaky voice he says:
>"Without five I couldn't even count to six!"
>begins to cry

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7699731

>you'll never be a sexy russian maths professor

>> No.7699866

>>7699726
I laughed way to hard at this holy shit I'm dying

>> No.7699898

>>7698929
that's one dumb bitch

>> No.7699910

>>7698906
If you like numberphile, you might like Mathologer. He makes videos about interesting math stuff similar to numberphile.

>> No.7699912

>>7699726
I'm saving this one

>> No.7701361

>>7699726
I had been literally months without laughing from a 4chan post.

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7701367

>>7699726
Laughed hard.

>> No.7701630

>>7698906

Numberwang!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjOZtWZ56lc&app=desktop

>> No.7701638

>>7701630
This makes me want to find philosophical porn.

Like, genuinely well thought out and executed "deep" porn, with a bit of a trippy edge. Porn that leaves you thinking. Thinking in a good way.

>> No.7701648

>>7701638
r u serious mate?

>> No.7701651

>>7701648
Yep. Longstanding unfilled desire.

Wouldn't care too much if I never found it, but would be glad if I did.

>> No.7701659

>>7699726
I laughed harder than I should.

>> No.7701665

>>7701651
http://www.pornastherapy.com/article/S1

>> No.7701673

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCA5kGOgBgY
John Gabriel, creator of the New Calculus

>> No.7701711

>>7699726
nombah foive

>> No.7701824

>>7701673
This fucking guy. I think I heard of him before but I didn't know he had a whole youtube channel full of this shit.

>> No.7702527

>>7699731
this guy is so based