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795
Videos
12
Subjects
60s
Each
Subjects
Physics
115 videos
From subatomic particles to the cosmos.
Astronomy
100 videos
Planets, stars, black holes, and the cosmos.
Medicine
93 videos
Health, disease, the body, and how medicine works.
Psychology
85 videos
Mind, behaviour, cognition, and human experience.
Chemistry
52 videos
Matter, properties, and the reactions that transform it.
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Biology
51 videos
Life in all its forms — molecules, cells, ecosystems.
Computer Science
50 videos
Algorithms, data structures, AI, systems, and computing fundamentals.
Mathematics
50 videos
Algebra, calculus, topology, number theory, and mathematical concepts.
Philosophy
50 videos
Logic, ethics, metaphysics, and deep questions.
Engineering
50 videos
Design, systems, and applied science.
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Linguistics
50 videos
Language, syntax, phonology, and communication.
Economics
49 videos
Markets, incentives, behaviour, and allocation.
Computer Science ~60s

A* Pathfinding · Shortest Route

A* pathfinding explained in 3D — watch the algorithm explore cells using f = g + h to find the shortest path through obstacles. Interactive animation on Unseel.

Computer Science
Computer Science ~60s

B-Tree

Each node holds many sorted keys — dozens to hundreds — keeping tree depth shallow enough that million-record lookups fit in 3-4 disk reads. The backbone of every database index.

Data Structures
Computer Science ~60s

Bellman-Ford

V-1 rounds of edge relaxation find shortest paths from a source — even with negative weights. Slower than Dijkstra, but strictly more general. Detects negative cycles too.

Algorithms
Computer Science ~60s

Big O Notation

How Big O notation measures algorithm efficiency — see O(1), O(log n), O(n), O(n²), and O(2ⁿ) growth rates compared in 3D.

Algorithms
Mathematics ~60s

Bayes\' Theorem

Update beliefs when new evidence arrives. A positive medical test on a rare disease gives a surprisingly low probability of actual disease — Bayes corrects the intuition.

Probability
Mathematics ~60s

Central Limit Theorem

Averages of any distribution converge to a normal distribution as sample size grows. Why the bell curve appears everywhere — and statistics can work at all.

Statistics
Mathematics ~60s

Chain Rule

When functions are nested, the derivative is the product of outer and inner derivatives. The foundation of backpropagation in neural networks.

Calculus
Mathematics ~60s

Completing the Square

A geometric trick turning any quadratic into a perfect square plus a constant. Derives the quadratic formula and powers conic-section analysis. From Babylonian tablets to modern algebra.

Algebra