I was looking for Brainiac videos on MySpace when I found this gem. It wasn’t what I was looking for, but I’m glad I found it:
The same description can be applied to this video as well:
It’s not always like this.
I was looking for Brainiac videos on MySpace when I found this gem. It wasn’t what I was looking for, but I’m glad I found it:
The same description can be applied to this video as well:
I don’t know how to describe Queen Mae and The Bells short of “wow”. I haven’t seen them live yet, but I can’t wait to get a chance to do so. Based on their video and photos of their other projects, I’m completely sold on the whole thing; the percussion, the screaming, the costumes. Sign me up.
Attn: conspiracy nuts: confirmation bias makes you stupid on top of all that crazy.
I’ve collected a short list of interesting studies that give a little taste of why we now have ethical guidelines for research. Most of them come with YouTube videos embedded, for maximum enjoyment.
Look, more evidence that we just can’t process negatives.
1. Go to scienceblogs.com.
2. Start reading.