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10 Awesome Rubber Band Hacks & Tricks

 A video you should watch to learn about 10 different ways you can use rubber bands and make your life easier.

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Ultimate “50 Amazing Facts to Blow Your Mind!” Post 4

Series of videos by Mathew Santoro. If anyone out there isn’t caught up, here’s an opportunity to binge watch the truly amazing content he has created. This is posts #4 and includes 6 videos. 

I highly recommend heading over to his YouTube channel and subscribe to more amazing content.

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Secrets of Shaolin with Jason Scott Lee

A documentary you should watch to know about the practice of martial arts in Shaolin temple. 

It’s Jason Scott Lee’s journey in which he documents his experience. You get to have an inside look into a temple that fascinates everyone practicing martial arts especially Kung-Fu.

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Why do competitors open their stores next to one another? by Ted-Ed

A video you should watch to know why similar businesses are mostly located close to each other rather than being spread out.

Why are all the gas stations, cafes and restaurants in one crowded spot? As two competitive cousins vie for ice-cream-selling domination on one small beach, discover how game theory and the Nash Equilibrium inform these retail hotspots.

Watch the full lesson here

Lesson by Jac de Haan, animation by Luke Rowsell.

Ted-Ed is an extension of TED and is project where teachers and animators collaborate to give you animated lessons on a variety of different topics. I suggest you subscribe to the Ted-Ed Youtube channel.

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How To Write Fiction That Comes Alive by Ted-Ed

A video you should watch to know how to be a better fictional writer. What are some of the things you can use to make your writing more engaging and immersive. Vocabulary and imagination is important.

The point of fiction is to cast a spell, a momentary illusion that you are living in the world of the story. But as a writer, how do you suck your readers into your stories in this way? Nalo Hopkinson shares some tips for how to use language to make your fiction really come alive. Lesson by Nalo Hopkinson, animation by Enjoyanimation. 

Watch the full lesson here.

Ted-Ed is an extension of TED and is project where teachers and animators collaborate to give you animated lessons on a variety of different topics. I suggest you subscribe to the Ted-Ed Youtube channel.

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Misconceptions About Pirates by Mental Floss

A video you should watch to know more about pirates and the misconceptions about them. 

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13 Misconceptions About Global Warming by Veritasium

A video you should watch to know what to tell those climate change deniers.

In the piece Derek has a conversation with “the internet” and addresses some of the arguments people skeptical of climate change present. Watch and learn.

I recommend you go over to Veritasium Youtube channel and subscribe to all the great and interesting content provided there.

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Why Are There Clouds? by Minute Earth 

This is a video you should watch to know how clouds are made.

A short and interesting explanation of things we all learned at school but not all of us recall how exactly it was clouds appeared in the sky.

I recommend you go over to MinuteEarth Youtube channel and subscribe to all the great and interesting content provided there.

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