The Good Stuff

The Good Stuff

The Good Stuff is mini-documentaries and video essays, intertwining education, entertainment, and plain, unadulterated curiosity. We talk to experts in their field and get the lowdown on the latest breakthroughs in science and technology while exploring the vast complexities of modern civilization and human society. We don't pretend to have any answers but we might brush up against a few along the way. Heck, we might just learn something.

What Is A Black Swan Event?

What Is A Black Swan Event?

This Is The Elevator Paradox

This Is The Elevator Paradox

Worst Year Ever

Worst Year Ever

Is This Whale a Russian Spy?

Is This Whale a Russian Spy?

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  • @who9387
    @who93875 сағат бұрын

    TV reality stars believe in Flat Earth !! No shit Sherlock, barely a brain cell to share between them.

  • @user-ix3uy5zd2i
    @user-ix3uy5zd2i17 сағат бұрын

    is time travel to past future possible

  • @god-ul5oi
    @god-ul5oiКүн бұрын

    I've read your articles and videos, they are insanely opinionated and subjective and you're trying to do a very poor job to cover that up, you're an outraged manchild with a microphone, not a journalist, creator nor anyone near that title

  • @Official_ICUVr
    @Official_ICUVr2 күн бұрын

    That’s going to wipe humanity

  • @user-ix3uy5zd2i
    @user-ix3uy5zd2i2 күн бұрын

    is time travel to past future possible

  • @davidarndt4699
    @davidarndt46993 күн бұрын

    Space Camp does not give you a flight suit. You have to buy one if you want it. They cost $105. They sell them at the gift shop. I didn’t buy one when I was there.

  • @urknot7293
    @urknot72934 күн бұрын

    Yes.

  • @jamescheddar4896
    @jamescheddar48964 күн бұрын

    The key characteristic of "Black Swan Events" is they permanently alter the rules when they happen. Often they're more based on information resolution than true/false statements too, such as needing to explore the last continent to see black swans.

  • @splatterfodderinc
    @splatterfodderinc4 күн бұрын

    he was gay, he could make your ***** disappear

  • @colinbrown9044
    @colinbrown90445 күн бұрын

    No

  • @user-jc2we4sn1i
    @user-jc2we4sn1i7 күн бұрын

    Hyperdrives are much better of 72 Mev neutron flux on a cryogenic aperiodic quasicrystal versus 10^19 Gev for antigravity,

  • @SeanMacadelic
    @SeanMacadelic7 күн бұрын

    I ran my first marathon in October of last year. Some key things I gathered from it were this… -Take into consideration your feet. My feet were absolutely destroyed at the end of it. I thought I had good shoes, but I guess not. Also my lower back was absolutely killing me at about mile 20. -Make sure your Bluetooth headphones have sufficient charge to last at least 4ish hours. Or a capacity to last that long at least. -Wear a dark colored shirt, that won’t make it obvious that your nipples are bleeding. Because they will. Unless you don’t care about that, for me it was a little embarrassing. You can use those bandaids or runner tape stuff, I didn’t but maybe I should have. Most marathons official shirts are like a cruddy neon green, yellow or blue color that definitely shows through. -Use safety pins for your bib, I tried to use the bib tape that they make specifically for that application, but it SUCKS. I don’t know how there were so many five star reviews, because it didn’t hold up sh*t. ESPECIALLY if it’s raining. -I would say a little less important is studying the route, like there’s signage and stuff but sometimes IT’S CONFUSING, you’d think it would be obvious but I definitely accidentally went the wrong way once and had to backtrack to the right way. -I got those Gu packs for energy/electrolytes and those were great, but I couldn’t really tell if they were doing anything super critical for me, regardless. -The most important thing besides my final point is, if you aren’t particularly fast; you can find yourself in long stretches where it’s just you running, by yourself, and it’s just a self doubt speed run. So if you can develop positive self talk and a semi-entertaining inner monologue, I would say do that. -You don’t HAVE to run the whole time, especially if it’s hurting. Stretch and stay hydrated before hand.

  • @LeagueofThieves
    @LeagueofThieves9 күн бұрын

    Good info, but sadly ended on transhumanism note. Eat a ****.

  • @azndude8888
    @azndude88889 күн бұрын

    Wright brothers obviously.

  • @vibechecks1987
    @vibechecks198710 күн бұрын

    give all women driverless cars and we’ll have no problem on the highway

  • @jamesrosales8094
    @jamesrosales809410 күн бұрын

    Covid was planned. Black swan.

  • @propanepetey3637
    @propanepetey363710 күн бұрын

    “They” stole this from Native Americans 😢

  • @jasonjones7461
    @jasonjones746110 күн бұрын

    Love this

  • @matthewstokes1608
    @matthewstokes160811 күн бұрын

    He was a Christian, apparently - so this puts everything into an entirely different light. He wasn’t making this for a worldly audience at all - but, like William Blake, for an eternal heavenly audience. A real Christian knows who’s watching and where we’re headed. YOU may think this mad and odd - but this is FACT to a true Christian Peace..

  • @brandycoke713
    @brandycoke71312 күн бұрын

    That flag belongs to the Chickamaunga Cherokee Indians and they know that. Stolen.

  • @jolyonwelsh9834
    @jolyonwelsh983413 күн бұрын

    Actually power plants produce power at relatively low voltage compared to long distance transmission lines. Typically power plants generate electricity at 12470 to 14400 volts.. It is then stepped up to anywhere from 115KV to 765KV.

  • @UfoManiacs.
    @UfoManiacs.13 күн бұрын

    My great-great-grandfather invented the airplane in 1902. I have here with me several letters and leaflets from journalist friends of his that prove this

  • @Placeholder_biach
    @Placeholder_biach16 күн бұрын

    Could radiation and mutations be the key to immortality?

  • @Victor-tl4dk
    @Victor-tl4dk16 күн бұрын

    Please, please, i beg, do this. Don't listen to the 'websites' which talk nonsense about mosquitoes being good. They're probably supported by the 'repellent companies.' We could literally do this today and save millions of lives. Like the covid vaccine it could be done very quickly

  • @CocoEs
    @CocoEs16 күн бұрын

    Documentary about boredom and the lost art of doing nothing. Narrated by John Malkovich. kzread.info/dash/bejne/kXZhw9ynfcK-eZs.html

  • @gabeithink7653
    @gabeithink765316 күн бұрын

    vhjhjgvhgvj

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    Today we need to fight for our freedom and our right to bear arms and the right to protect our children and their families and we need to get rid of their government control as they like to call themselves in reality they're not the government they're just the people we put in office we the people are the real government and need to start standing up as such

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    Seems to me like the people that are empowered today are against the United States and American people are being targeted

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    I see a lot of words coming right within the United States can I see our United States people going against the people that we put in power because the people that we put in power apparently are like little kids they don't know how to do anything

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    If I lived in the time of slavery I would own slaves just to give them a good life and to let them experience being treated like a human being because I know that no man should own another man if I want to buy slaves they would have been treated as though they were free

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    Just because some of our presidents had slaves they probably did it so that they could keep those people and treat them just this family so that they would not have to be living under harsh conditions some people own slaves to give some of those black people and comfortable life as an act of Mercy on the black people not all slave owners we're bad

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    Pretty soon there will be a war over who controls AI

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    Tracy and they'll be a war over who controls the I

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    Yeah it's called being ghosted anonymity

  • @genewhiteman1811
    @genewhiteman181117 күн бұрын

    Well then I think it's time for a we the people to stand up and put things right

  • @user-pd2rq5oj2x
    @user-pd2rq5oj2x18 күн бұрын

    Light isn't special. Warp space enough and you can get things out of the black hole.

  • @user-pd2rq5oj2x
    @user-pd2rq5oj2x18 күн бұрын

    They defeated hawking

  • @dogcheadle1393
    @dogcheadle139319 күн бұрын

    😂

  • @brucemcafee6293
    @brucemcafee629320 күн бұрын

    The Wrights had the only flying airplane. They solved the adverse yaw problem before anyone else had encountered the problem at all. The others hadn't solved it because they had never flown long enough to even encounter the problem! But, completely overlooked is the group (supposedly non-profit) including Curtiss talked the Wrights into explaining how the center of pressure moved on the wing. Read "Takeoff Into Greatness" by Grover Loening. This never gets mentioned amongst other things more easily understood by laymen. The story is first-hand in Loening's book. Grover learned to fly from Orville Wright.

  • @WyteXLighting
    @WyteXLighting20 күн бұрын

    Hopfully they put them back up in every town soon us southerners have the winning flag ours is the best flag ever I also fly the purple and gold [><] they forgot that one and quantrill had his own based on the first one with a fist in the blue square all our flags look good I remember being in school and teacher had 2 sheets of paper one with all the confederate flags and the union on other I picked all the confederate flags the southern cross is the winning flag so basicly we won they all need to go up [><]

  • @Brasslantern007
    @Brasslantern00721 күн бұрын

    Of course convid was a black swan event. How foolish and brainwashed are you?

  • @lilithd5220
    @lilithd522022 күн бұрын

    Just to throw this out there. I read somewhere that in ancient times men became Enuchs to escape violent men and/or toxic, violent masculine expectations by patriarchal society.

  • @originalAmaru_
    @originalAmaru_24 күн бұрын

    Chicamauga look out mountain flag. Look it up

  • @Muhammedzakir147
    @Muhammedzakir14724 күн бұрын

    Wow i need this for relegion too

  • @AsanSan-th6wh
    @AsanSan-th6wh24 күн бұрын

    ❤🎉❤ WAKTAK KERAKTER KEPRIBADIAN INTROVERT TULIP MANIA ❤🎉❤

  • @amyw.9678
    @amyw.967825 күн бұрын

    My husband’s cousin wrongfully took a baby Quaker from Lombard (she thought it was abandoned) and eventually he, Kiwi 🥝🦜, ended up with me. He’s the best buddy, sooo smart, funny and a great guy.

  • @amyw.9678
    @amyw.967825 күн бұрын

    BTW... my Kiwi 🥝🦜 is now 17 years old, I provide raw wood sticks for him and he’s built an awesome “Nest” in his cage, with different areas & has probably 800-1,000 sticks in his nest 🪹 it’s really amazing.

  • @ricardodias4654
    @ricardodias465426 күн бұрын

    I'm Brazilian and I'm among the few Brazilians that recognize the precedency of the Wright Brothers as the first aviators. This theme is kind of taboo in Brazil. People get pissed off if somebody says that Santos Dumont did not invented the airplane, because he is a national hero in Brazil. Every town has a street named after him and they are very proud of his work as aviator. What I think is that something as complex as the airplane does not have a single inventor. This is a patriarchal view of things. Things that do need a "father". In the other hand, we also have to credit the women of the begining of the last century who did the mathematical calculations and also some of them who really flew, like Raymonde Laroche and Gladys Roy and so on. Anyway, reading some books and watching some videos I concluded that the Wright Brothers were the first aviators, but I also think that Santos Dumont was really important for the development of the blimp and the airplane itself with the Demoiselle. And some people consider Otto Lilienthal the first aviator.

  • @ricardodias4654
    @ricardodias465421 күн бұрын

    What I should add is that although I recognize the Wrights as the inventors who made the first flight, the contributions for the development of the aeronautical science made by Santos-Dumont were greater than the brothers, because Santos-Dumont never did any patent for his work. All his work was open source. Everybody could copy his ideas anytime. And this was the case sometimes. The Wright brothers, on contrary, were very concerned with patents and copyright. In some moments they even stopped to develop the airplane to deal with lawsuits. Every flight of Santos-Dumont were public and the brothers worked in secrecy. This is why we have this controversy of the first aviator even today in 2024.

  • @marcelojenisch4258
    @marcelojenisch4258Күн бұрын

    @@ricardodias4654 I don't think Dumont was as influential as the Wrights. In fact, Dumont's first airplane that was practical, the Demoiselle 20, of 1909, employed both a Wright-style propeller and the Wright's wing warping flight control system. What Dumont did with the Demoiselle blueprints by publishing them for everyone who wished to build the Demoiselle was a noble gesture to popularize the use of airplanes, but I'm not sure this was comparable to the Wright's flight control system, from which Dumont and the other pioneers in France learned the final lesson they needed to create practical machines that soon surpassed the ones from the Wrights.

  • @dennisdiaz6351
    @dennisdiaz635126 күн бұрын

    One Nation, One flag. Confederation flag should only be seen in the museum.

  • @keivon9171
    @keivon917129 күн бұрын

    thank you

  • @wildager1488
    @wildager148829 күн бұрын

    Can't watch this I quit drinking