A review for July- SCIENCE!

Long, Long time ago, I was searching through weird periodic table (like this one)

And I came across this site and I was fascinated by it.

So I watched all the videos in two sittings (God, bingeing through chemistry videos? I’m such a nerd) and discovered the world of Brady and Professor Martyn and his crew doing all sorts of experiments and stuff. I naturally continued to the physics department, Sixty Symbols, and enjoyed more professors and their quirks.

Then I encounter the Britain video that went viral and the man behind it, CGPGrey and minutephysics which was bubbling up and Vihart, which was recommended by the Vlogbrothers.

Along with Vsauce which was becoming more scientifical, I suddenly had lot of science people on YouTube.

Then, it slowly merged together. When this video came up, I was confused and shocked.

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... WHAT!

You know that feeling you get... let’s say you know a neighbor down at the street and...

You know what just watch the first thirty second of this...

So, people started to come together in a weird way. There was this STEM conference and YouTube EDU thing and the community was certainly catapulted to our YouTube sphere.

That’s the thing I like about YouTube and science. Both inevitably results in collaboration... that’s the goal, to share and create great ideas together.

No wonder internet and the world wide web had a scientific purpose in the beginning. Purpose of quicker sharing of information to large groups of people.

Most people forget what internet and world wide web is about but these science have proved, the system still works.

Internet is there to inform not to desensitize.

There’s more to this information, look at HowToBasic and this channel explaining pronunciation...

Like how to say angina. Wait, that’s not how to say angina.

What’s with the wrong pronunciation? And what’s with this?

What’s going on? What’s the latest video? What?

What is going on here... (that’s not even the latest video!)