Web Videos - Contrary to popular belief there is more to watch online than porn.

I had no idea how much Youtube offers in the way other than video memes and silly web videos. I setup my youtube account and channel about an hour ago, and well there is so much that I don't think I'd have all the time in the world to find. Besides bands and entertainers, I'm really into the educational, inspirational, motivational, informational, and anything enlightening. I setup an account to subscribe and follow the Royal Society for Arts and Sciences (http://www.youtube.com/user/theRSAorg). What else is out?

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I'm fond of tutorials. I don't have high speed net at the house but I watch them at hotels on wifi.

Art, knots etc. I usually buy books on these type subjects too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKLZ7...e_gdata_player

The fzd school has some pretty cool videos on concept art. There are many others. The shocito which made Gimp Paint Studio shows some nice stuff.

I watch game reviews, mainly zero punctuation and occasionally an IGN video review.
I also really like day[9]s videos. He recently did some diablo 3 beta vids and an amnesia playthrough for halloween which was funny.

Those are the only videos I watch semi regularly I think.
Oh also the occasional sc tournament when they come around.

Oh how could I forget, any decent TED videos that I come across I usually watch because, well, they're awesome.

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If your into the enlightening thing, there's a really good Carl Sagan series going. I'll see if I can dig it up, it should be bookmarked on my comp.

going on? Sagan been dead for quite a while, did they dig up new footage of him or something

Well yea, it's edited clips of speeches/excerpts from Cosmos/excerpts from audio books cut with cool relevant background video and images. Ongoing in the sense that I don't think it's a dead project yet, and I think there's still a few more to be released.

Turns out it's not ongoing. It's the Feynman series that's still a work in progress. Still, there are eight of them and they're pretty sweet. Here's the first: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY59wZdCDo0&feature=plcp&context=C29a31UDO EgsToPDskJSxXkGBvi37yLsFSqXsnw2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSgiXGELjbc

That was the greatest thing ever. Just...wow. How have I never seen that?

i dunno it's old as fucks... To make an apple pie.... first.... you must create the universe.

Definitely subscribing to Day 9, FZD, and TED.

Recently added:
http://www.youtube.com/user/ArtOfThe...feature=g-user
Which is described as: A series exploring deep math problems through time.

And my new favorite.
http://www.youtube.com/user/minutephysics
Simply put: cool physics and other sweet science.

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I'm fond of tutorials. I don't have high speed net at the house but I watch them at hotels on wifi.

Art, knots etc. I usually buy books on these type subjects too.

EPISODE 18 Character Sketching part1 - YouTube

The fzd school has some pretty cool videos on concept art. There are many others. The shocito which made Gimp Paint Studio shows some nice stuff.

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Very interesting even though I don't do a lot of drawing. I watched several videos thought it to be nifty. I do want to get a Wacom tablet but that's not priority just for helping me create visuals and other things for notes.

I'm guessing you have a career or big interest in digital art and design.

I watched the interviews and the asian women are hot.

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WTF. No idea what I was about to watch. I wanted to post that smiley where I lose my monocle but it isn't on here.

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Well yea, it's edited clips of speeches/excerpts from Cosmos/excerpts from audio books cut with cool relevant background video and images. Ongoing in the sense that I don't think it's a dead project yet, and I think there's still a few more to be released.

Turns out it's not ongoing. It's the Feynman series that's still a work in progress. Still, there are eight of them and they're pretty sweet. Here's the first: The Sagan Series (part 1) - The Frontier Is Everywhere - YouTube

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I read through one of his books not really understanding what he was talking about. I know he's revered in the science community as some theoretical physicist who smokes pots and dreams about black holes. I subscribed to this, but I don't want to subscribe to the whole channel just add the playlists on to my channel. Not sure how to do that yet because I haven't messed around too much with youtube.

I just have an interest in it.

http://www.youtube.com/nicepeter

Specifically: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...otation_219149