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9:41MindSpring Presents: "Greatness" by David Marquet
2.7M views • 13 years ago
MindSpring
An animated adaptation of Captain David Marquet's talk on greatness, based on his book Turn the Ship Around!. It argues for pushing decision-making down to the people doing the work instead of controlling everything from the top.
21:10How to Slow Aging (and even reverse it)
7.4M views • 6 years ago
Veritasium
Veritasium presents David Sinclair's information theory of aging, which says aging is a loss of epigenetic information, and the evidence that aging can be slowed or reversed. It touches on stressors like fasting, exercise and cold exposure.
23:16The Machinery Of Freedom: Illustrated summary
164K views • 14 years ago
bitbutter
An illustrated 23-minute summary of David Friedman's talk based on The Machinery of Freedom. It describes how law, police and courts could work as market services in a stateless society, covering private law, polycentric law and objections.
29:52Turning Earth Into a Telescope | The Terrascope
613K views • 7 years ago
Cool Worlds
David Kipping presents his proposed Terrascope, a telescope that uses Earth's atmosphere as a lens to achieve enormous magnification. He covers the history of telescopes and his path to the idea, plus Sol-scope and Jupiter-scope variants.
11:11RSA ANIMATE: Crises of Capitalism
3.3M views • 16 years ago
Royal Society of Arts
An RSA Animate video that illustrates a talk by geographer David Harvey on the crises of capitalism. It covers creative destruction, wage stagnation masked by credit, and the search for a more just economic order.
17:34The Halo Drive
526K views • 7 years ago
Cool Worlds
Astrophysicist David Kipping presents the halo drive, a proposed way to propel a starship to a good fraction of light speed by gaining energy from a black hole. The video is based on his peer-reviewed paper and explains why energy is the main obstacle to interstellar flight.
10:22Shakespeare: Original pronunciation (The Open University)
5.6M views • 15 years ago
OpenLearn from The Open University
David and Ben Crystal introduce the Original Pronunciation production of Shakespeare and show what it reveals about the history of English, including puns and rhymes lost in modern speech.