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/technologyPython: The Documentary | An origin story
Python made me understand not only how programming works but also how a friendly community is formed.
/offbeatWhat if Wes Anderson Directed X-Men?
This video is 10 years old and I would much rather watch a long feature like this than any new marvel release. Can we fix entertainment still or do we need the crowd-pleaser only?
/scienceHow Galileo got a job (or how mathematics and poetry got a common history)
Galileo's lectures on Dante's Inferno in 1588 led to his mathematics professorship at Pisa, showcasing the value of interdisciplinary thinking in academia.
/scienceThe Most Misunderstood Thing About Human Evolution | Human | BBC Timestamp
A little reminder that evolution is not the way to be the “perfect” but a way to survive the environment and what misconceptions we learn in school
/technologytldraw computer
Develop concepts and creative work through step-by-step AI support. Pretty cool for a smart canvas
/offbeatHow Sociopaths Actually Work | Business Insider
What is it like to not have empathy? I really interesting interview that covers those who are born sociopaths and how that is the same as being a criminal.
/scienceThe Hive Architect | Saving Britain's Wild Bees
What if we save the bees instead of making the problem about extracting and extracting and extracting.
/foodCandy In The 18th Century
Surprisingly interesting video on how behind simple candies were already making use of complex chemistry from natural ingredients, it even has an old chocolate recipe
/foodHow Supermarkets Rewired The Planet
An important overview of what does the simple act of doing groceries mean and how it changed so rapidly in the last few decades, as well as at what cost
/artReturning to the original Wabi
Adam Sōmu, a tea master from a warrior school of japanese tea ceremony covers ideas on why students of japanese tea ceremony should go beyond school rules to learn about how to best appreciate the art of tea
/technologyCan AI make us better decision makers?
AI talk revolves a lot around technology, but this talk about making decisions changed my perspective on how to use AI tools, especially the beginning where Cassie suggests us to evaluate what is at stakes before understanding the decision that has to be made
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