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Unleashing the Power of Green Hydrogen: Exploring the Colors of Hydrogen
Periodic Videos
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Discover the various colors of hydrogen and how they are produced. From gray and blue hydrogen to pink, green, and even gold hydrogen, this video explores the different methods and technologies used t
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The Marvels of Piranha Solution: Experiments and Reactions
Periodic Videos
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Discover the thrilling experiments and reactions using piranha solution, a powerful mixture of hydrogen peroxide and concentrated sulfuric acid. From disappearing flowers to amazing skittle reactions,
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A Special Occasion: Neil Barnes Receives Inaugural Technician Award by Royal Society
Periodic Videos
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Neil Barnes is awarded the first-ever technician award by the Royal Society. The award is named after Isaac Newton's assistant, Francis Hawkesby. Barnes explores the archives and learns about the role
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The Mystery of Hydrogen: Where Does It Belong in the Periodic Table?
SciShow
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Hydrogen's position in the periodic table is still a topic of debate among chemists. While it shares some similarities with alkali metals, group 14 elements, and halogens, it doesn't fit perfectly int
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The Evolution of Experimental Film: From Breathless to Garden of Earthly Delights
The Cinema Cartography
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An exploration of the history and development of experimental film, from its early pioneers to contemporary masterpieces.
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The Impact of Nihilism on Advanced Civilizations: A Deep Dive
Isaac Arthur
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Nihilism, the philosophical perspective that asserts the inherent meaninglessness and purposelessness of existence, challenges conventional notions of value, morality, and purpose. Exploring the poten
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The Geology of Niagara Falls: Exploring the Formation and Migration of a Natural Wonder
polýMATHY
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Discover the geological processes that created Niagara Falls, including the formation of an escarpment and the differential erosion of rocks. Learn how the waterfall continues to migrate and understan
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The Ethics of Conscientious Objection in Healthcare
Wireless Philosophy
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A discussion on whether healthcare providers should be allowed to deny care that conflicts with their conscience, exploring the ethical implications and potential consequences of conscientious objecti
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The Sleeping Beauty Problem: What's the Probability?
Julia Galef
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The Sleeping Beauty problem is a controversial puzzle in probability theory. The question is: what is the probability that the coin came up heads? One perspective says it's 1/2, while another says it'
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The Philosophy of Watching Sports: Going Beyond Entertainment
PhilosophyFile
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Watching sports is not just mindless entertainment. It provides an opportunity to understand the limits of human ability and explore embodied agency. By observing athletes in action, we gain insights
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The Neurobiology of Fear: Debunking the Amygdala Myth
Wireless Philosophy
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Fear is not solely controlled by the amygdala. While the amygdala plays a crucial role in the brain's threat circuitry, the conscious feeling of fear involves other regions of the brain, specifically
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Are Basic Emotions Universal?
Wireless Philosophy
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This video explores the idea that there are basic emotions shared by all human beings, regardless of culture. It discusses the concept of emotion modules in the brain and the debate surrounding the ex
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The Importance of Allowing Diverse Perspectives in Academic Discourse
Julia Galef
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Recently, the author Charles Murray attempted to speak at Middlebury College but was prevented from doing so by a student riot. This sparked a debate about the importance of allowing diverse perspecti
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From Ancient Philosophy to Modern Physics: Exploring Failures of Reasoning
polýMATHY
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This video explores the failures of reasoning from ancient Greek philosophy to modern physics, with a focus on Heraclitus and the connection to string theory. It highlights the unification of disparat
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The Dark Side of Crime: From Desperation to Narcissism
Lex Clips
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Explore the fascinating journey of a criminal, from desperate beginnings to pure narcissistic arrogance. Discover the motivations behind committing fraud and the consequences it has on innocent victim
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The Importance of Marriage and Parenthood
Lex Clips
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Marriage and parenthood are essential for societal stability and personal growth. Open marriages may not work for child-rearing.
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The Art of Critical Thinking: Don't Judge an Argument by the Source
Julia Galef
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Learn to evaluate arguments based on their logic, not the beliefs of the source. Just because someone holds weird beliefs doesn't mean their arguments are invalid. Think for yourself and avoid epistem
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Ethics of Space Settlement: Protecting the Pristine
The Royal Institution
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Space settlement raises ethical questions about environmental protection, resource extraction, and scientific preservation. We must consider the space environment as an important resource that needs t
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The Difference Between Medical Treatments and Enhancements
Wireless Philosophy
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Explore the distinction between medical treatments and enhancements, from deep brain stimulation to futuristic possibilities of brain implants and genetic editing. Understand the purpose of treatments
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Our Clean Energy Dilemma: The Price We Pay for Progress
PBS Terra
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In the future, electric cars dominate and emissions have been reduced. However, the mining of metals for clean energy technology is devastating ecosystems and causing human rights abuses. Is there a r
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Why Moral Philosophers Aren't Necessarily More Moral
Julia Galef
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Do moral philosophers behave more morally than others? Surprisingly, studies show that they don't. Despite their understanding of moral behavior, moral philosophers do not necessarily engage in morall
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