Casual Discussion Best Youtube Channels

[hugh]

The thread is to serve as a venue in which we share our top pick youtube channels. The channels must be english-only.

There are thousands of great channels. So try to be picky. And specify the channel's area of interest, if possible.

The first two of my selection;

The Channel: Branch Education

Branch Education

How do Microchips work? How does your smartphone camera work? How does Bluetooth work? At Branch Education, we dive deep into the science, engineering, and technology in our modern world using 3D animation and incredibly detailed models. Founder of Branch Education: Theodore J Tablante...

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The channel has the best 3D animations for explaining complex technologies. You can't imagine how good they are without watching one of their videos.

The Channel: Asianometry

https://www.youtube.com/@Asianometry

The channel covers business, economics, tech, history etc. The videos are in-depth, well-researched, almost essay-like but without boring you down. You should definitely give this channel a try if you're fed up with the channels who make broad-sweep assertions with shallow understanding of the subject(almost all youtube, lol).

@Yasar_TR @Nilgiri @Rooxbar @Afif @Sanchez @Bogeyman @TR_123456 @Ripley et al.

 

[Ripley]

Here’s my contribution. These inside channels are among my favorites. They give beautiful 3D cutaway animations of stuff.
Lets start with Me 109’s engine.

Note: Please don’t be a War Thunder Messerschmitt expert and correct me that it is BF-109, not Me-109. I’ll fight with my reasoning till the bitter end

 

[Nilgiri]

Right now I'm making my way through this 4.5 hour long biography of Genghis....might take a few days for me as I watch it maybe 1 hour at a time.

Lex interviews are hit and miss, but this one has been great so far....a subject I've been interested in a long time