I think this might actually be the first #AI explainer I've seen that you can send to your mom or show children & expect them to have a decent chance of understanding some of the key problems & dangers of this technology.
Let's be honest, most of us here are pro'lly some kind of nerd, which means we might simply overlook that most people know absolutely none of this, let alone understand it.
Share far & wide.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDKW0nldkxs #scishow #technology
So... is ultra-blackness a form of invisibility...?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Htj0cURi2Q #science #scishow
Hank is right - "The Core" is terrible but somehow also kind-of awesome... 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOSe_24nGgU #SciShow #HankGreen #science
This Giant Space Flower Could Help Us Find A New Earth
#SciShow #Science #Astronomy #Telescope #SpaceTelescope #StarShade
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZHph3Wd8P0
Yes, the 1883 Krakatoa explosion obviously gets a mention here & even though I know about it, my mind is still blown (heh!) a little every time I'm reminded just what an absolutely massive explosion it was 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxUcsugaiso #scishow #science
The SciShow folks doing their usual solid short-form documentary work on a topic that's personally dear to at least a couple of their own staff: a 101-level intro to hormone replacement/gender-affirming hormone therapies. 
Suitable for sharing with teachable cis friends and family.
I was watching the #SciShow episode on #Autism and was actually enjoying it. At least until Hank got to #ABA.
He did at least say "hey, some people consider this harmful, here is why," before following that up with "but it's also the most scientifically backed method of helping people with Autism" and "studies show that you should get them while they're young." (Not actual Hank Green quotes.)
So yeah, lovely when a science channel with nearly 8 million subscribers just promotes abuse with a caveat.
We Don’t Know What the Sun Is Made Of • #SciShow
Astronomers managed to figure that one out roughly 100 years ago. But after all this time, they still can't come to an agreement on what "mostly" means, precisely. #science #astrophysics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpPtdLY1u2s
You know you've watched too many SciShow and PBS Eons videos when you realised that "homo heidelbergensis" has become a term in your mind 
Besides kudos to #SciShow for treating #science & scientists with proper awe, this also highlights just how wrong the idea is that we should let the market forces & financial incentives solve the world's problems.
Without the kind of personal drive that makes someone like Karikó press on, the private sector would have no product to peddle.
Hi 
I'm Rasmus from Denmark.
I make a living as a web developer. I do pretty much everything from server admin work to frontend development, and my preferred stack is #ruby, #rails, and #hotwire.
As my username hints at, programming is an interest of mine, and it's not just limited to #ruby, I find #rust and #elm fascinating as well.
I like #cycling, #coffee, baking #sourdough bread and #wine. I'm a road cyclist myself, but anything with pedals is awesome! The only thing I am adamant about is that the cycling cap should always be peak up 
I relax by watching videos from the waaay too many Youtube subscriptions, I have. The list includes makers, gamers, cyclists, science communicators, and pretty much anything John and Hank Green are a part of.
#VlogBrothers and #SciShow was some of the first I subscribed to on Youtube, and I've watched (participated?) in the last handful of #project4awesome, I guess it makes me somewhat part of #nerdfighteria (#dftba!).
