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Do You Exist? Are You Sure? TED-Ed Explains How You Know You’re Real Yeah, but like, do you really exist tho? Glen Tickle Glen Tickle Aug 15, 2014
TED-Ed Explains How Optical Illusions Work With Animation, the Best Optical Illusion Optical illusions: how do they work? Dan Van Winkle Dan Van Winkle Aug 13, 2014
Learn Some Facts You Didn’t Know About the Declaration of Independence From a TED-Ed Animation Knowledge is power independence! Dan Van Winkle Dan Van Winkle Jul 4, 2014
Tsunamis, How Do They Work? TED-Ed Wants To Teach You [Video] And everything chilling underwater? Please. Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Apr 29, 2014
How Your Body Fights Viruses: An Animation [Video] Don't be so antigenistic, viruses! Eh? Ehhhhhh? Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Apr 18, 2014
This Is Your Brain on Spicy Foods [Video] Your body thinks it's being attacked by some kind of purple spice-bear. Dan Van Winkle Dan Van Winkle Mar 11, 2014
TED-Ed Explains Why You Get Motion Sick to the Best of Science’s Ability, Which Is Not Entirely Great [Video] Your body doesn't like all this newfangled technology. Dan Van Winkle Dan Van Winkle Jan 13, 2014
Learn How Dothraki, Klingon, and Other Conlangs Work in This Great TED-Ed Video F'ing Conlangs, how do they work? Glen Tickle Glen Tickle Sep 26, 2013
Know Your Roots: TED-Ed Presents the History of Video Games Everything you need to know about the golden age of arcades, from Pong to Jumpman. Ian Chant Ian Chant Aug 15, 2013
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55 years later, Ursula K. Le Guin’s ‘The Left Hand of Darkness’ is still the gender binary-breaking bible Sarah Fimm Sarah Fimm Nov 24, 2024
‘What exactly is the problem here?’: Elon Musk’s ambiguously misogynistic post sparks online debate about higher education Vanessa Esguerra Vanessa Esguerra Nov 24, 2024
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