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Most people eat cereal with a spoon, like a soup.
Love and war are exactly alike.
Greece is full of wonderful new things and wonderful old things. But when WE become old things, will our ruins also be tourist attractions?
If you were driving at the speed of light and turned on your headlights, what would happen?
Some ideas about our end.
What is awkwardness, how is it created and what can we do about it?
Right now, there are 106 people named "Harry Potter".
Let's recognize the heroes, who count.
The dolly zoom effect.
Jack Horner and Chris Pratt and I talk dinosaurs!
Space-ownership is STILL a major unresolved issue that deserves attention. I'm already filming my next brand-new episode, so stay tuned and enjoy this episode!
Q: "What's an anagram of Banach-Tarski?" A: "Banach-Tarski Banach-Tarski."
The of and to. A in is I. That it, for you, was with on. As have ... but be they.
To the makers of music – all worlds, all times
Skelletons are scary and spooky. Like teenagers.
A cake you can make at home (as long as your home is infinitely large)
William Shakespear can be rearanged to "Here was I, Like a Psalm".
What is the biggest number you can think of?
A #short peak into our office.
Tossing the iron filings from our magnetic zen garden at one of its magnets to visualize the field lines of magnet force.
Margaret Taylor's husband Zachary was the last president of the USA who was not a member of the Republican or Democratic party. He was a Whig. The circumstances of his death are mysterious -- perhaps it was an assassin? But the circumstances of his wife's THIRD death are even more interesting.....
ADAM SAVAGE AND I ARE COMING TO A CITY NEAR YOU WITH A GIANT AND VERY COOL LIVE SHOW!! We're visiting 40 cities in the USA, but if the show blows enough minds, who knows where it will tour next?!
Original Title: Win Some Of My Beard Hairs! The cube comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by me :)
PSR B1919+21
This beautiful specimen was built and invented by Lee Krasnow
Serius est quam cogitas
We designed these for maximum speed: thousands of RPM!
Marion Bataille's ABC3D
I discovered this wacky trick in Martin Gardner's fabulous 1981 book, "Entertaining science experiments with everyday objects"
spelling bee? more like spelling A+
square rectangle rhombus kite parallelogram trapezoid geometry quadrilaterals Euler Diagram math nomenclature geometry
"Alphabet (Regrouping)" By Scott Kim
