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One has to understand 'evil' (historically) not just loath it, in order to avoid it. Even if one means it well ('if we all repugned by such evil, we will avoid it') it doesn't work that way in actual life, for it tends to stick to some people and events and ignore others. Those kind of after-the-fact statements are just cargo-cult that tend to obscure real historical understanding. Perhaps this is a consequence of the medium, in which case established science (as opposed to politics) would be the topic of choice.Įvil is a religious idea. There is no room in such a worldview for nuance. Having (what I presume to be) the ISIS emblem and a bunch of skulls around it seems like it's telling me 'these guys bad', 'those guys good', which is a bit authoritative for my taste and feels like it's from a dystopian classroom where we are told what to think. However if you give me a piece of art, you are basically telling me a story whose validity I have no way of discerning (within the framework i.e. Maybe I'm not used to viewing such media, but it feels like if you gave me a piece of text, I could read it and decide for myself whether or not it makes valid arguments. I think it might be a good idea to stick with science and topics that aren't controversial, because otherwise it seems a bit like propaganda. It's a nice idea, but the pictures about ISIS are a bit disturbing. The audio explanation does give a fair treatment of the subject matter. would never be possible on a streaming media.Įdit: I was looking at the pictures rather than watching the video.

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Also, the pure speed of the videos makes them more entertaining than any TV show could, because TV has to aim for the lowest common recognition speed at every time. For example of the latter, take a look at this video - describing the same concept (expansion of the universe does not have a center) in book would have been much more awkward. I'm fascinated by this new avenue of educational material as it can provide the best parts of both books and tv if done well: You can pause and play back any parts you have difficulties to understand or want to think through more thoroughly and you have the benefit of both visual and auditive information channels in parallel. Grey's, Crashcourse's and Henry Reich's channels. If you like this kind of dense educational videos I can recommend C.G.P. They also have a German channel, which unfortunately is not up to date with the English one, though.

Immune is a vital and remarkably fun crash course in what is arguably, and increasingly, the most important system in the body.Also, in contrast to their website, their Youtube channel only contains educational videos and no promotional material. In fact, in the time you’ve been reading this, your immune system has probably identified and eradicated a cancer cell that started to grow in your body.Įach chapter delves into an element of the immune system, including defenses like antibodies and inflammation as well as threats like bacteria, allergies, and cancer, as Dettmer reveals why boosting your immune system is actually nonsense, how parasites sneak their way past your body’s defenses, how viruses work, and what goes on in your wounds when you cut yourself.Įnlivened by immersive descriptions, Immune turns one of the most intricate, interconnected, and confusing subjects-immunology-into a gripping adventure through an astonishing alien landscape.

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There is a constant battle of staggering scale raging within us, full of stories of invasion, strategy, defeat, and noble self-sacrifice. In Immune, Philipp Dettmer, the brains behind the most popular science channel on YouTube, takes readers on a journey through the fortress of the human body and its defenses.

Second only to the human brain in its complexity, it is one of the oldest and most critical facets of life on Earth. Millions are fighting and dying for you to be able to complain as you head out the door. Meanwhile, an epic war is being fought, just below your skin. You’re mildly annoyed as you get the kids ready for school and dress for work yourself. You wake up and feel a tickle in your throat. “Through wonderful analogies and a genius for clarifying complex ideas, Immune is a truly brilliant introduction to the human body’s vast system for fighting infections and other threats.”-John Green, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Fault in Our Stars A deep dive into the immune system that will forever change how you think about your body, from the creator of the popular science YouTube channel Kurzgesagt-In a Nutshell

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