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The Cascara Controversy Explained by Dr. Steffen Schwarz

Cascara has long been hailed as the next big thing in coffee. But due to issues with food safety concerns, we still haven’t seen a wave of cascara products roll over the market. This will probably change very soon as … Continue reading →

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The Truth About Liberica Coffee | Interview: Dr. Steffen Schwarz

Dr. Steffen Schwarz of the Coffee Consulate in Germany has more than 20 years of experience in the industry. He is both a researcher, consultant, coffee trader, and an entrepreneur. In 2019 he arranged the world’s first Liberica coffee roasting … Continue reading →

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I Filmed Plants For 15 years | Time-lapse Compilation

5583 days (15,3 years) of growing in total. This is a compilation of some of my favorite videos I’ve done in the last 4 years, in no particular order. Many more to come! Thank you for watching. […]

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How Small Is A Proton, Really?

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Places on Earth that look too magical to be real A Thread

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Surprising Facts and Tiny Details That Make Movies Unforgettable A Thread

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Science Is Reconsidering Evolution

Richard Dawkins’ Selfish Gene faces a formidable challenge as biophysicist Denis Noble makes a case for an evolution driven by purpose, intention and a collective intelligence of organisms. ▶️ Read the article on Forbes.com https://rb.gy/db2ahv ▶️ Subscribe here: https://rb.gy/qqo0i ▶️ … Continue reading →

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How a Kitchen Mishap Changed Science Forever

Whoever said baking is a science definitely knew what they were talking about. In this episode of Fascinating Fails, we explore how a kitchen tip that changed science forever owes its accidental beginnings to ancient cooking traditions. Plus…a trip to … Continue reading →

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Why Europe and America’s dying forests could be good news

Germany is losing its forests, FAST. In the central Harz region, over 90 percent of spruce trees are dead or dying because of climate change and insect damage. But this isn’t necessarily bad news. Instead of the former monoculture forest, … Continue reading →

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The Rare Disorder That Turns Everyone Else Into Demons

[….] Prosopometamorphopsia is an extremely rare disorder of facial processing that makes other people’s faces look demonic or seem to melt. But in the process of treating these people, we can also learn how our brain understands what a face … Continue reading →

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Functional Morphology (ANATOMY) Encore with Dr. Joy Reidenberg | alie ward

Ever poked at roadkill? Watched videos of whales exploding? Drooled over a curio cabinet full of claws & bones? Peered into a jar with a pickled toad? Then this one is for you. Whether you’ve heard it before or are … Continue reading →

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