as a brainlet I enjoy watching videos that tackle scientific subjects in an easy to understand way. sadly, I don't know of any channels that do this. I used to watch vsauce but he only makes edgy tiktaks now. any of the big channels are just there to waste everyone's time. numberphile is a retard podcast and hitting my head against a wall would result in less loss of brain function. I tried watching this navierstokes thing from black science man but he just kept talking over his guest (which seemed enthusiastic to talk about this equation). recommend me some channels that dive into scientific subjects and talk about them while being CONCISE please. jokes and stuff are fine but don't go overboard I also enjoy fireship to keep up with tech things, I don't watch every video but that's in line with what I want
why won't this board help me
>>17076508MinutePhysicsSteve MouldArvin AshSciShowScienceClic English3Blue1BrownPractical Engineering
>>17077193thanks I'm off to bed now so I'll check these tomorrow
>>17077194Okayy good nightt npp
>>17077193thanks once again, I checked them all and watched some videos, I don't think any of these except for scienceclic and steve mould are good for my health. they're all clickbait or treat me like I'm retarded (I am but that's not the point)>minutephysicsI used to watch this dude but he just never stuck with me. he thinks he can answer a question with a question and it's fun the first time, but very annoying afterwards, I don't want a podcast>image>paradox but it's actually no where NEAR a paradoxI lost braincells watching that video>steve mouldseems good, goes very slow and refuses to get to the point but wouldn't call him a podcast. he's fine despite being a clickbaiter>arvin ashI'd rather not>SciShowI'd rather not>scienceclicstraight to the point, his the basics videos are very basic, but I'm not complaining >3blue1brownnot bad but talks too much about things irrelevant to the point, I don't want a podcast>practical engineeringclickbait podcast like numberphile, 20 minute video with 5 minutes of actual content worth watching I went back to watch 2 vsauce vids to see if it was maybe nostalgia speaking but that's not the caseonce again thanks, but maybe these videos just aren't for me
ITT: Detailed GlumnessIt can be tough finding a channel that speaks at you and to you instead of over you or down to your level.Try adding ASMR to your searches.
>>17077581why are you defending clickbait? is your mind so numb that you can't discern valuable information between white noise anymore?
>>17077573if you're using Youtube as your textbook then you are retarded and deserve to be treated accordingly
>>17077583Your “vibe” might just be in a dimension other than the angle of approaching communication you are so worried about.Look side-to-side, and not up-and-down.Good luck with the ASMR!
>>17076508look up conceptual physics lectures
>>17077598>textbook>>17077618>lecturesI'm not going to school and never again will. I just want something fun to watch while it allows me to learn something scientific I'll never usecould be about time traveling or about the mathematical significance of the number 1337
The chatbots are sycophantic. You will like them a lot. Go there. Ask them.Not here.
the bot that can't reply to a post directly needs to be vibecoded better
I am replying to the thread as a whole, you errant fool.— el bot
>you>you>you>your>your>You>youbeing more retarded than me is difficult, good job
>why won't this board help me(YOU)?
>>17077655yes nigger ME, the OP, the ONE that made this thread YOU are replying tostop doubling down on your retardation please
You are an argumentative troll who wants to argue.You clearly are playing dumb by pretending to not understand the flow of this conversation. It has not exceeded your capacity in attending to my every response.Did you find an ASMR channel you liked?
>>17077194wake up.
>>17076508I got you senpai:https://youtu.be/gDcWagTBbuUhttps://youtu.be/jw7x2RoeGIYBoth nice channelsAlso you can now find Vsauce here:https://youtube.com/@therestisscienceThey release videos like twice a week so quite often
>>17077193The guy from Action Lab has a great knack for summing up complicated subjects in a few sentences. I don't know how he does it. I also like that jeet from FloatHeadPhysics. He does a good job explaining shit to normies.
>>17076508up and atom older stuff
His latest stuff is groundbreaking.
>>17079854>The guy from Action Labhe made the self cooling clothes video without giving a shoutout to my boy nighthawkinlight who done it first and he knew about it even if he said he didn't because literally everyone knew about it and it's impossible to do any research for such a video without running into ithttps://youtu.be/pdevqOivoHo
>>17079879>help me!>but when you do, i complaint!
>>17079560thanks for saving me from my coma>>17079656I like these, they're spending way too much time solving formula and talking about numbers instead of explaining why things are or what's happening, so my brainlet mind doesn't fully willow but that's fine. these seem interesting thanksalso that vsauce thing is a literal podcast which I don't care for>>17079861yeah that works too thanks>>17079871I know you're mocking me but this actually looks good to me so joke's on you
>>17077573>No saar the 20 minute video is a podcast saar
>>17079915>I like these, they're spending way too much time solving formula and talking about numbers instead of explaining why things are or what's happening, so my brainlet mind doesn't fully willow but that's fine. these seem interesting thankseven if you don't get it it's still good as it shows how the math is related to what is happening, or how they figure out what is happening based on math. helps with intuition at least.
>>17076508>I like to understand things, sadly
>>17080963yessadly, nobody wants me to explain things
>>17076508If you like old fashioned schooling I recommend Julius Sumner Miller. He's extremely autistic but wildly entertaining to watch.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PetBtLnjmWUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3i_3Vy-3_I
>>17079871>His latest stuff is groundbreaking.Because he's dead?
>>17079915>they're spending way too much time solving formula and talking about numbersMy problem with so many youtube and PBS type "explainers" is that they never go deep enough. It's like they think someone will take their job if they show too much behind the curtain. Guys, pretend you're doing an interdisciplinary seminar or something, Assume your audience has seen a shitload of other science before. Luckily there are indeed plenty of youtubers who go deeper and even show the math.
Physics explained and Curt Jaimungal then just search through the names of physicists for more interviewed on other channels.I watched some of Dr. Mayim Bialik last night, I think she's getting more viewers this year and is on the rise. (But not really OP's thing)
>>17076508Technology Connections talks more about electrical appliances and stuff, but if you enjoy long videos that mainly consist of a great storyteller sitting in front of the camera talking about something oddly interesting, check it out.I find his videos to be really entertaining and refreshing in a world of fast-paced hyperstimulating short video slop
