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What are your favorite YouTube channels?
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Forgot to add a video with that classic Steve (somewhat unintentional) comedy genius
Rick Beato and Drumeo right off the bat
As a huge "animation nerd", there are a number of channels that scratch that itch, but one of my favorites is Vivian Medrano's "Vivziepop" channel, home of "Helluva Boss" and "Hazbin Hotel". Fair warning, this is seriously NSFW stuff!
There are a few music-related channels I frequent, but the ones that mash-up different songs, styles and/or genres really stand out in my mind!
There are a few music-related channels I frequent, but the ones that mash-up different songs, styles and/or genres really stand out in my mind!
- Broken Peach
- Postmodern Jukebox
- Bill McClintock
- and, mixing music and my nerdy animation obsessions, The Cybertronic Spree!
Second Wind is my go to for gaming content.
P1 with Matt & Tommy for F1 commentary
Drumeo is my main music go to.
Been watching a lot of Critical Roll recently too.
P1 with Matt & Tommy for F1 commentary
Drumeo is my main music go to.
Been watching a lot of Critical Roll recently too.
She'd rather blame one person than mention the recent takedowns of her in places like the Wall St Journal which discussed her critiques in the orbit of 'conspiracy physics', and her hyped-up rhetoric which uses terms like 'corrupt' and 'scam' and 'dishonest' in discussing physics, and using misleading metaphors (eg physics as religion), and accusing scientists as bad actors and lacking integrity. At least now she gets clicks from bring a martyr.
Taskmaster
Well done! You've found the #Taskmaster YouTube channel for full eps, exclusives, best bits, interviews and more! New episodes Thursdays at 9pm on Channel 4 in the UK and here on YouTube the day after at 9pm GMT/BST in North America. Watch Taskmaster episodes from around the globe, as well as...
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My understanding of the issue is not that she has dissenting opinions, which are the basis of the scientific method, but that she is claiming her issues as clickbait YouTube videos instead publishing a paper with evidence refuting current theories. I personally always felt that her videos lacked evidence to back up the claims.I enjoy her videos but was surprised to see that there is a small but organised group that has something of a vendetta against her, basically accusing her of being a pseudoscientific hack.
I'm not exactly certain what that's all about, but I strongly suspect it's because she's one of the more vocal physicists who are expressing serious doubts about the validity of string theory, as well as skepticism about certain
other significant dogmas in physics, like cosmic inflationary models, singularities, and the nature of entropy.
Her views are shared by such renowned physicists like Roger Penrose, Sheldon Glashow, and the late Richard Feynman, but they're a lot more difficult targets to make a plausible case against for being pseudoscientific hacks.
Eric Rosen
Hey! I’m International Master Eric Rosen. I regularly stream chess on Twitch and put many of the best moments from my streams onto YouTube. My content is family friendly and geared towards players of all levels. I enjoy sharing my knowledge of chess openings, gambits, tactics, strategy...
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I've been following these specific controversies in physics for the past 30 years and my take on it is that the burden of proof is on those who make extraordinary claims about string theory, cosmic inflation theory, singularities, and other ad hoc speculatory ideas.
During that time, some of the most highly respected physicists have expressed polite skepticism of these ideas that are widely accepted by scientists as virtually proven theories, without their passing the required tests of being both reliable and robust. They were all initially viewed as so very promising because they're mathematically elegant ideas, but as years passed and more and more scientists joined the fields and published more papers, these ideas became widely accepted simply because so many scientists were working on them. They were essentially the only viable game in town, simply by default.
The bottom line is the scientific method is brutal and impersonal. There are no authorities whose word must be believed of past achievements. Claims require evidence. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Without that supporting evidence, your claims are worthless to science.
She may very well be rude and disrespectful, and she may even be making money on YouTube videos being rude and disrespectful to other scientists, but that's completely irrelevant. The evidence is all that matters.
For what it's worth, I've only been aware of her existence for less than a year, but she's not saying anything that I haven't heard and read about before during the last several decades of following the latest ideas in physics and cosmology. If she disppears tomorrow, her criticism of string theory, cosmic inflation theory, singularities, and other similar ad hoc ideas will continue without her.
Off Road Recovery in Utah mostly
- Matts Off Road Recovery
- Trailmater
Fishing
- A Fisherman's Life
- Die Hard Fishing
Other
- 10th Generation Dairy Farmer
- Secrets in Stone
- Matts Off Road Recovery
- Trailmater
Fishing
- A Fisherman's Life
- Die Hard Fishing
Other
- 10th Generation Dairy Farmer
- Secrets in Stone
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Bass The World, German dudes and cool bass gear.
Weird Web Wonders, conspiracy stuff, some of it is crazy
Audit the Audit, im into learning about the law.
Long Island Audit
Lots of Cop body cam videos. Im ex law enforcement
Weird Web Wonders, conspiracy stuff, some of it is crazy
Audit the Audit, im into learning about the law.
Long Island Audit
Lots of Cop body cam videos. Im ex law enforcement
if you guys are into dogs, shield k9 is the best resource for training information i've seen online for free.
I love james hoffman for coffee stuff. I know he's wildly popular and not needing the recommendation but.. his way of testing things from a scientific perspective is always very interesting.
for amazing historically informed performances, netherlands bach society.
that's about it for me. although i'm sure there are others.
really highly recommend shield K9 for my dog folks, though.
oh and if you want goofy one-man arrangements of mostly baroque music then of course my youtube videos are highly recommended
I love james hoffman for coffee stuff. I know he's wildly popular and not needing the recommendation but.. his way of testing things from a scientific perspective is always very interesting.
for amazing historically informed performances, netherlands bach society.
that's about it for me. although i'm sure there are others.
really highly recommend shield K9 for my dog folks, though.
oh and if you want goofy one-man arrangements of mostly baroque music then of course my youtube videos are highly recommended
A couple more that I forgot (I think of them more as podcasts, than YouTube channels), and nobody else seems to have mentioned :
Bass specific (ostensibly), but usually hilarious
General media, and entertainment industry related
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Bass specific (ostensibly), but usually hilarious
General media, and entertainment industry related
The Rest Is Entertainment
The Rest Is Entertainment pulls back the curtain on television, film, journalism and more with Richard Osman and Marina Hyde using their years of knowledge, enviable contact book and wit to bring you what’s hot and what’s not in the world of entertainment.
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As a doctor, these two channels have the best research basis, really easy to watch/ understand for the average Joe, and concise.
(These two channels keep me up to date for my patients. So just go to my source).
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Weight loss, fasting, metabolic health/ insulin resistance.He’s successfully lost a heap of weight and kept it off for years (a decade?).
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Everything exercise, fitness and health. He has an PhD, a natural communicator, and also critiques other people’s content with a great sense of humour.
(The YouTube channel is free & has heaps of content - 3,544 videos and 1.9 billion views).
(These two channels keep me up to date for my patients. So just go to my source).
Thomas DeLauer
Thomas DeLauer has built his name around helping the busiest people in all corners of the world find the time to make small, easy changes within their diets and their lifestyles to not only become healthier, but to become top performers within their respective areas. On this channel you're...
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Renaissance Periodization
RP Strength (Renaissance Periodization) is a company with one mission: to get as many people as possible into the best shape of their lives. We help people transform in 5 specific ways: 1.) Customized hypertrophy training for less than a dollar a day through our RP Hypertrophy App. 2.)...
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(The YouTube channel is free & has heaps of content - 3,544 videos and 1.9 billion views).
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"Lehto's Law" is short interviews with the Michigan lawyer Steve Lehto, where he analyzes recent court cases of some public importance (or just plain bizarre or outrageous).
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One example is where an attorney was caught using bad AI in a court case and he tried to defend himself during disciplinary proceedings by using more bad AI.
Here's another example where police cite driver of EV for exhaust being "way too loud".
And this one: Police arrest 10 year old for picture she drew.
I find these interviews to be insightful and informative, and Steve often covers legal topics of particular significance, such as regarding free speech, civil asset forfeiture, property rights, or due process issues.
One note of criticism: It seems to me that Lehto's interviews get the main point across and cover all of the relevant material withing the first ten minutes, but then he tends to ramble on and repeat himself for awhile, for no particular reason. Still, I think he does a good job overall.
Steve Lehto
I am a Michigan attorney who has practiced in the fields of Lemon Law and Consumer Protection for 33 years. I have written extensively on a variety of topics and taught both law and history. Lehto's Law is the reincarnation of a talk show I hosted for a decade on the radio in Michigan. I have...
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One example is where an attorney was caught using bad AI in a court case and he tried to defend himself during disciplinary proceedings by using more bad AI.
Here's another example where police cite driver of EV for exhaust being "way too loud".
And this one: Police arrest 10 year old for picture she drew.
I find these interviews to be insightful and informative, and Steve often covers legal topics of particular significance, such as regarding free speech, civil asset forfeiture, property rights, or due process issues.
One note of criticism: It seems to me that Lehto's interviews get the main point across and cover all of the relevant material withing the first ten minutes, but then he tends to ramble on and repeat himself for awhile, for no particular reason. Still, I think he does a good job overall.
Thank's for posting this. On top of being an informative representative of the professional bass player community, Guy Pratt is very funny and endlessly entertaining.Bass specific (ostensibly), but usually hilarious
KEXP is great if you enjoy discovering new bands and solo artists outside of the mainstream.
Twoodford (Ted) for informative and often slyly humorous luthery content.
Beato; polarizing to many but he has some of the best musician interviews on YouTube.
Tasting History because I'm a food geek.
Twoodford (Ted) for informative and often slyly humorous luthery content.
Beato; polarizing to many but he has some of the best musician interviews on YouTube.
Tasting History because I'm a food geek.
I don’t think i posted it earlier. I do enjoy the dj sets that Yoyaku posts. Watching those are what really grabbed my interest in djing
