I want to know more things in fun ways.
September 22, 2011 1:04 AM Subscribe
I'm looking for fun educational youtube videos.
As silly as the "How Many" day was, it led me to this, which is a video by a guy who clearly has educated opinions about a few specific subjects (in this case election policy and British history) done in a web-culture style which I find absolutely addictive. I want more.
I want to know more things and I want them presented this way. And I want them now.
Where should I be looking? Thank you.
As silly as the "How Many" day was, it led me to this, which is a video by a guy who clearly has educated opinions about a few specific subjects (in this case election policy and British history) done in a web-culture style which I find absolutely addictive. I want more.
I want to know more things and I want them presented this way. And I want them now.
Where should I be looking? Thank you.
Not the same style, but TED Talks are awesome. QualiaSoup presents lots of philosophical arguments in a way you might like, but he does push his personal viewpoint quite strongly (although persuasively and logically).
posted by bullox at 5:55 AM on September 22, 2011
posted by bullox at 5:55 AM on September 22, 2011
Check out the Story of Stuff Project on Youtube! I first found the The Story of Cap & Trade, which I thought was great.
posted by desertface at 9:32 AM on September 22, 2011
posted by desertface at 9:32 AM on September 22, 2011
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The Kid Should See This
Bill Nye monster post
(To clarify, sometimes smart material aimed at kids is a great refresher/intro for adults)
History of Cosmetics Fascinating, even if you think you don't care about the subject matter
From the green:
Informational animations (and particularly Hans Rosling)
posted by MonkeyToes at 4:46 AM on September 22, 2011 [1 favorite]