Reads tagged with “TED-Ed”
Stephen Hawking’s Black Hole Information Paradox: An Animated Explanation of the Greatest Unsolved Challenge to Our Understanding of Reality
Reconciling the science of the very large with the science of the very small, with a sidewise possibility that everything we experience as reality is a holographic projection.
Our Smallness and the Cosmic Scale: How Big the Universe Is Relative to Us, Animated
A humbling celestial reflection on what enlarges the minuteness of human life with meaning against the vast backdrop of the universe.
The Evolution of the Book, Animated
From stretched animal skins to metal alloys to pixels, an inquiry into what makes a book.
What Makes the Octopus and Its Consciousness So Extraordinary
A humbling inquiry into a tentacled intelligence so wonderfully different from our own.
The Science of Why We Cry and the Three Types of Tears
What stress hormones have to do with the social machinery of sympathy.
Between Sinew and Spirit: Are You a Body with a Mind or a Mind with a Body?
An animated journey to the center of the self.
Why Do We Love? An Animated Inquiry Into Romance by Philosopher Skye Cleary
“Love is a passion to be chosen and mastered, not sacrificed to.”
The Ship of Theseus: A Brilliant Ancient Thought Experiment Exploring What Makes You You
“Which you is ‘who’? The person you are today? Five years ago? Who you’ll be in fifty years? And when is ‘am’? This week? Today? This hour? This second? And which aspect of you is ‘I’? Are you your physical body? Your thoughts and feelings? Your actions?”
What Depression Is Really Like
“The gray drizzle of horror induced by depression takes on the quality of physical pain.”
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