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How AI is revealing the language of the birds

Researchers have been eavesdropping on an unusual family of crows in Spain, collecting data on hundreds of thousands of different sounds the birds made. Small microphones recorded a variety of soft calls, far quieter than the familiar ‘caws’ people usually … Continue reading

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5 Ways To Stop Fascism with Paul Mason

Journalist and author Paul Mason breaks down 5 ways we can stop fascism and resist the rise of the far right. Order your copy of How To Stop Fascism here: https://amzn.to/3w6jGad The far right is on the rise across the … Continue reading

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Up and down in space…

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Nature’s masterpiece 🍀 | Some day I hope to see a real snow camel

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Prof Sheena Cruickshank | This by Michael Rosen

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Did the Mormons invent a better alphabet?

[…] Did you know the Mormons invented their own alphabet? As did Benjamin Franklin. Many people have tried and failed to end the fiasco that is English spelling. In this video I explore five such attempts. 👕COOL TSHIRTS: https://robwords.com/shop ⭐️PATREON … Continue reading

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There’s a Specific Wavelength of Light That’s Affecting Your Ability to See

The familiar view of stars in our night sky is changing, fast! What has caused it? And what will it look like in the Future? 🔒Remove your personal information from the web at https://joindeleteme.com/ASTRUM and use code ASTRUM for 20% … Continue reading

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The City That Was Built By Octopuses: Octopolis

Lucy solves the mystery of Octopolis, a settlement in Australia which was built by octopuses, and discusses what it may tell us about octopus intelligence. 00:40 Part 1 – Discovery 03:58 Part 2 – Colour and Vision 06:50 Part 3 … Continue reading

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How To Solve Game Theory’s Unsolvable Problem

[…] One of game theory’s most famous quandaries is the Tragedy of the Commons. But, through her years of research, Nobel Prize winner, Elinor Ostrom, showed us that we’re not doomed to tragedy after all. Hosted by: Stefan Chin (he/him) … Continue reading

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Alice Roberts: How we know what ancient humans wore 👕🪡

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