Interesting Youtubes

[Suranis]

[Suranis]

[Flatpoint High]

[John Thomas8]

[Volkonski]

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[p0rtia]

Thanks. Wow.

[Suranis]

[Volkonski]

[John Thomas8]

An interesting but disturbing channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@Nexpo

[Flatpoint High]

the awesome Sir Richard Attenborough

[pipistrelle]

the awesome Sir Richard David Attenborough

[Suranis]

My Brother in law talking about his stone lifting thing. INDIANA STONES!

[Suranis]

[Suranis]

In this 2016 GDC Talk, Grey Alien Games' Jake Birkett explains how to survive as an independent game developer without having a single hit game.

[Suranis]

A brief history about how a company that makes Sowing Machines did when told to make Weapons.

[RTH10260]

"what have bombsight to do with sewing machines?"


dual-use military item --- Useful to locate the hole for threading a needle

[Suranis]

A closer look at one of the most iconic guitar intros ever record: Little Wing

I tend to dislike music technique videos as the people tend to be 10 feet up their own ass. But this one is kinda interesting as it goes into the background of the technique used.

[RTH10260]

[RTH10260]

the film documentary:

[RVInit]

This is long, but well done. About 1.5 hour long documentary about the first successful climb of Mt Everest.

[RTH10260]

"Kyle won 1st place in Bonn Grand Prize Virutoso Competition and was invited to perform in Bonn, Germany." (2023)

[RVInit]

Some of you may remember I used to keep honeybees. Ze Frank does some great videos about animals and nature, and here is one he just did about bees. During my years of beekeeping and the arduous journey of becoming a Master Beekeeper I had to read volumes and volumes of books about Honeybee biology and the natural history of honeybees. One of my favorite books is Honeybee Democracy and I actually would recommend this book to anyone who supervises or manages people. I linked the book below the video. Much of what is contained in Ze Frank's video can be found in that book, particularly regarding the studies that were conducted on how honeybees make decisions on a new home once the queen bee decides it's time to split the hive (the hive itself reproduces and is considered to be an organism) in the well known event called "swarming".

Edit: Ze Frank's video is very brief, for a really full explanation of how honeybees make decisions, read the book linked below. It's fascinating.



https://www.amazon.com/DP/B0046A9M68

[much ado]

I don't know. Maybe this is an interesting Youtube? You tell me.

Pro tip: If you are not fluent in German, turn on Closed Captions.

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ETA: Here's another. A young native German speaker who thinks that some English words are better, not ugly like the German. I like that she speaks with an American English accent.

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[John Thomas8]

This woman's take on corporate employment is interesting:

https://www.youtube.com/@loewhaley