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Have you tried TED ? Great knowlege videos . Probably the best tap for the bright minded ;-) All subjects by mirlen101 Jun 7

Have been watching Institute for Advanced Study videos...difficult to follow at times but worth the effort. Great site. The pearltree looks great. Will watch Hurricane Balls next. Thnx. by judyjudys Jun 6

OK I replaced it with " Hurricane Balls " I think it's the same video . I placed it next to " Amusing Physics" by mirlen101 Jun 6

Amusing physics. Sad. It looked cool. by judyjudys Jun 6