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Two Reasons You're Overworked and Burned Out
Too much work can lead to burnout. And if you don't know how to take care of yourself, it can have some serious consequences for your health. In this video I'll share two reasons why you may be overworked and exhausted so that you can...
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7 Common Myths About ADHD That Stigmatize People
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurological disorder that affects how people process information and can lead to problems with focus, hyperactivity and impulsiveness. Despite being one of the most common mental...
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Does Vitamin D Help Sleep? Yes and See Exactly Why
Do you have trouble sleeping? You may be missing this natural ingredient in your life. In this video, I talk about the importance of vitamin D for sleep and offer some tips on how to get more of it. References Nair R, Maseeh A. Vitamin...
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Should you drop your math class?
Once the school year begins it is very important to know where you stand and if you should continue or drop your math class. In this video we will explore those options so you can determine what will be best for you. ⭐️ Why Students Fail...
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9 Hacks for Moving on a Budget!
The average American will move households 11 times over the course of their life. It can be stressful and exhausting, but it doesn't have to be expensive!
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Recovering Intentionality
Political scientist Mark Bevir (UC Berkeley) highlights the core difference between the social sciences and natural sciences, involving intentionality.
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Playing Better Soccer
Philosopher Brian Epstein (Tufts) describes how important research avenues are being overlooked by social scientists.
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Against Reification
Political scientist Mark Bevir (UC Berkeley) argues that we need to move beyond reification of abstract concepts and recognize intentionality.
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Making Better Decisions
Political scientist Josiah Ober describes how we might concretely improve our ability to make political decisions within a democratic framework, highlighting so-called deliberative and epistemic approaches to decision-making.
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Biology and Criminality
Nita Farahany, Professor of Law & Philosophy at Duke University, discusses the future of criminality in light of the evolving science of human behaviour.
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What's On My Laptop? | 13" M1 Macbook Pro for Machine Learning
What's On My Laptop? | 13" M1 Macbook Pro for Machine Learning
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I Read Fei-Fei Li's PhD Thesis | Dr. Fei-Fei Li, Stanford Professor, Co-Creator of ImageNet
I Read Fei-Fei Li's PhD Thesis | Dr. Fei-Fei Li, Stanford Professor, Co-Creator of ImageNet
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Immigrants and Migration
Immigrants and Migration analyzes how political, environmental, social, and economic factors cause people to move from place to place by defining the terms migration and immigrants.
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Assessing Intentions
Political theorist Mark Bevir, UC Berkeley, relates his conviction of how political science - and the human sciences in general - differ strongly from the natural sciences in that political science requires acts of interpretation to...
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Non-barking Dogs
University of Oxford historian John Elliott describes how one intriguing avenue of historical scholarship lies in trying to develop an understanding for why some historical events didn’t happen.
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Character Development
UCLA Chinese cultural studies expert Michael Berry describes a range of aspects associated with Taiwan and China's very different approaches towards traditional or simplified characters.
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History and Morality
Historian Martin Jay, UC Berkeley, describes how a study of history can sharpen our moral understanding, showing that, rather than adhering to inflexible rules of behaviour, each situation presents a unique set of “competing moral...
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Evaluating Claims and Reasoning
This video describes claims and reasoning supporting a claim.
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Cause and Effect Text Structure
Cause and Effect Text Structure identifies the common characteristics of the cause and effect structure of informational text.
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Critical Thinking, Critically
Renowned psychologist Stephen Kosslyn describes how one can apply many of the findings of cognitive science to analyze the notion of critical thinking that can then be successfully implemented through developing what he calls “habits of...
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On the Bubble
Particle physicist Nima Arkani-Hamed, Institute for Advanced Study, frankly assesses his likelihood of making a scientific breakthrough, and relates how he's determined to spend the vast majority of his time doing physics rather than...
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The Demarcation Problem
Princeton historian of science Michael Gordin reflects upon the so-called demarcation problem: how can we find a way to objectively distinguish science from pseudo-science? He relates how it’s a very old and surprisingly complex issue.
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Investigating Psychotherapy
Elyn Saks, Professor of Law, Psychology, and Psychiatry and the Behavioral Sciences at USC, gives her views on psychotherapy’s benefits as both a patient and therapist.
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Elements of an Argument
A video entitled “Elements of an Argument” which explains the key components of a strong argument.