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Lost in Hilbert Spice
Join Date: Jun 2004
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I'm assuming most of us have pretty busy lives, I've been working a few months full time now and one of the biggest things I've noticed is that I'm finding it harder and harder to make time to learn things, I'm pretty sure that the reason people are dumb is because they spend their lives either doing something dull or recovering from dull activity (this goes for those that specialise and are very smart at one thing too)
One thing that helps is Podcasts, being able to be able to listen to what I want to is awesome. Here's my list, if you enjoy listening to any Podcasts, speak up. ![]() Recommended : Best Of Youtube - title explains it I think Pat Condell's Godless Comedy - Badass guy that in the atheist thread A Point of View - BBC Podcast, David Attenborough tells you how much amber rocks, or how kickass the komodo dragon he saw last week was A State of Trance - Armin van Buuren's trance Podcast, 20 minutes of bliss. The Onion Radio News - You know it. Onion News Network (video) - More lulz, less often. |
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Lost in Hilbert Spice
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The Good Atheist|chilling tales of godlessness!!!
They talk about a lot of shit that has anything to do with atheism, but not in an annoying way, there's a female presenter who is hot as fuck ![]() nsfw |
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Poor Sport
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Home / Latest news, videos, audio and pictures A ton of good soccer podcasts. The Football Ramble and Football Weekly are my favorites.
I also use iTunes U quite a bit iTunes U |
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Poor Sport
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As mentioned in video of the day: The Joe Rogan Experience
Also The Proper Gander — Playback Media (See what they did there?) mostly UK comedians covering the news; on a break since they also do soccer podcasts and are off until the season starts |
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Lost in Hilbert Spice
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I don't listen to any of the ones mentioned in the first post anymore, whoops.
Dr Karl and the Naked Scientist BBC - Podcasts - Dr Karl and the Naked Scientist Anyone that listens to podcasts here should download this, covers a huge range of interesting science news and listeners questions. A++ The link probably won't work, can someone confirm? Click "How digital technology affects our lives around the world." http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/digitalp Not recommended as much as Dr Karl, but still high quality tech news. http://i.imgur.com/2y2lQ.jpg full list of podcasts currently, would like recommendations. |
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Lost in Hilbert Spice
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BBC - Podcasts and Downloads - A Brief History of Mathematics
"A Brief History of Mathematics" 10 episodes, 15 minutes each on some of the great mathematicians of the last 400 years. |
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Lost in Hilbert Spice
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Big Picture Science
enjoyed listening to the "before the big bang" episode Sean Carroll makes had a brief word, and some cool Russian guy |
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Lost in Hilbert Spice
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"We’re heading closer to going to one of the 400 or so subsystems around the body and stopping it from aging, and when we can do this to all 400 or so subsystems then we can keep you at an 18-25 year old body for- ind- well who knows how long." lol | |
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