Free Documentaries.

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VINCENT VAN GOGH: THE POWER OF ART - Artist/History/Biography (documentary) - YouTube

another must watch.

scary, sad, and inspiring. some of his obsessions I can relate to. brilliant man.

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BBC.Our.Secret.Universe.The.Hidden.Life.of.the.Cel l.MyEgY.com.Merna on Vimeo

[teufelhunden13]

BBC.Our.Secret.Universe.The.Hidden.Life.of.the.Cel l.MyEgY.com.Merna on Vimeo

Did you watch this? I'm going to. Call me crazy but, I think the universe is just like a large scale cell. Possibly even the same concept of mitosis. Multiverse.

[Bouncer]

Did you watch this? I'm going to. Call me crazy but, I think the universe is just like a large scale cell. Possibly even the same concept of mitosis. Multiverse.

just did yes, it's amazing how much goes on inside a single cell. the war between the virus and our immune systems is magical.

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If you are interested in science, the way things work, and the universe around you... there is no better series in existence...

Professor Bran Cox and Professor Jim al-Khalili are BY FAR the best science presenters today. These series are far superior to the recent remake of cosmos and IMO the crappy presenter Neil Tyson.

Was suggest I x-post here. Heres a list I compiled to prove the BBC still makes great documentaries. Most have links. : Documentaries

i literally look at the world differently because of those series. learned more just by watching them then school ever taught me.

[teufelhunden13]

Hell yea man I'll have time to watch that last one this evening. I'll watch cosmos but, I agree with you about Neil Tyson. I've read a couple of Stephen Hawking's books and they're damn good. I like science a lot. I read a lot of philosophy too. I'll check this shit out this evening too, I don't believe I've heard of it.

[Bouncer]

Hell yea man I'll have time to watch that last one this evening. I'll watch cosmos but, I agree with you about Neil Tyson. I've read a couple of Stephen Hawking's books and they're damn good. I like science a lot. I read a lot of philosophy too. I'll check this shit out this evening too, I don't believe I've heard of it.

Start with 'Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity'.

[Mr I]

Cool thread

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PQ17 An Arctic Convoy Disaster BBC 2014 Presented by Jeremy Clarkson Full video - YouTube

[teufelhunden13]

That Secret Universe about cells is nuts. I learned a lot about that in a biology class. But the virus shit traveling around... sometimes gets caught sometimes it doesn't, makes me think about stuff like cancer. It wins. And I really don't like thinking of it that way lol.

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Although cultures around the world may regard the crow as a scavenger, bad omen, or simply a nuisance, this bad reputation might overshadow what could be regarded as the crow's most striking characteristic -- its intelligence. New research indicates that crows are among the brightest animals in the world. NATURE's A Murder of Crows brings you these so-called feathered apes, as you have never seen them before.

A Murder of Crows Nature Documentary - YouTube

[Bouncer]

Must watch, amazing man.

Alone in the Wilderness (2004) - YouTube

[Mr I]

Hows the job hunting

[Bouncer]

Hows the job hunting

[Mr I]

Lol swear to god your the eternal child