how evolution did us dirty
we have strayed too far away from our initial (perfect) form (monkey). today i explain all the benefits of de-evolving the human body.
animated educational
simple questions we don’t have answers to
today we talk about the simple everyday things that science can’t explain. just some weird yet mundane mysteries that may forever remain unanswered.
the science behind mild inconveniences
I explain how a few mildly infuriating mishaps (that ruin your day for about 5) minutes work. in this instalment: why you forget what you came into a room for why high pitched sounds hurt our teeth those. alful. erasers. and more!
the benefits of being a stinky little guy
what’s the difference between us using perfume and a squirrel chewing up a rattlesnake to cover it’s scent? and what does our pet think about that 200 dollar designer fragrance we love so much? this video we find more about our very special relationship with scent, the different types of […]
how to get the perfect beach body
what really is the perfect body and how do we evolve to achieve it? what animals can we take notes from to survive coastal life.
why we find ugly things cute
the psychology behind cuteness, cute aggression and the baby schema.
why I would rather be part of a mushroom colony (than go to work tomorrow)
this vid is about the fascinating life of the fungal networks. we learn about what fungi are, how they think, and most importantly– how mushrooms communicate w each other and why they are way better than humans at literally anything, have been for millions of years in fact and could […]
how poop changed history. (100th episode special)
today we learn why the toilet is what drives history. from prehistoric manure and the greatness of the roman public toilets, to the disgusting medieval glorified cesspits and Victorian era masterpiece waste preventors. humanity has struggled with sanitation for centuries, but the truth is– civilization was founded on poop. (100th […]
free will doesn’t exist.
on this episode I explain why free will is an illusion and the idea of it clashes with the laws of nature. what does that mean in terms of the choices we make and how does it affect the justice system? watch to find out! if you want. it’s your […]
the history of sliced bread: humanity’s downfall
today we take a look at the 30000 year old history of bread– it’s glorious past and how the invention of the bread slicer changed everything for the worse. ultimately, we learn why things being better than sliced bread should be a low bar.
