lolixoxo:

GLEE TRIBUTE; three years later

(Info, details and long description nobody cares about, under the video on Youtube). This video is less a celebration of Glee as a tvshow, like the first video was, and more a “proud mama moment” for these amazing and talented people.

Watch this, you won’t regret it!!

Personally I don’t watch or enjoy Glee, however I recognize it’s prevailing influence on culture, which has for the most part been positive. I think it is significant for modern society. This video does a good job of highlighting this idea.

(Source: toblia)

edwardspoonhands:

NATHAN BARNATT!! He’s my new favorite.

Oh my goodness his videos are astonishing. 

Do not sit in silence. 

Love Ruler : Neuroscience and the “love” emotion

bartholomewfromthesun:

Video of researchers using an MRI to scan the brains of 5 volunteers, searching for indications of who can generate the most intense feelings of love.

http://machineslikeus.com/videos/love-competition

(via psychology2010)

zeroye:

ajohnnn:

Disney’s Recess Opening Scene in Real FUCKING LIFE!

My life is complete.

Perfect. Perfect.

(Source: thedailywhat)

neil-gaiman:

This is my favourite thing.

I came really close to typing that in capital letters and adding a SQUEE at the end.

Best song. Best video. Best everything. Just watch it.

Unless you are scared of nipples. DO NOT WATCH THIS IF YOU ARE SCARED OF NIPPLES. (This is because there are nipples in it.)

effyeahnerdfighters:

michaelaranda: The Edge of the Universe

A cool behind-the-scenes look at the Tour de Nerdfighting, as filmed by the amazing and wonderful Michael Aranda.

jtotheizzoe:

OK Go … Is There Nothing You Can Not Do?

Sesame Street has teamed up with the band OK GO in this video introducing the basics of color theory. It’s all about the three primary colors.

This video might seem simplistic at first, but color theory is deeply rooted in physics and biology. The “colors” we see in light are nothing more than a certain window of wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation. Red, blue and green are primary colors in human vision (“trichromacy”). This is because you possess three different kinds of cone cells, each corresponding (more or less) to one of these wavelength ranges.

More “complicated” colors are a result of your nervous system integrating these different wavelength combinations via a very complicated network of interconnected cells that the cones connect to. The same goes for what we view as “complementary” and so on. It’s all dependent on certain cells that you have in your head and how they interpret the world around you.

For more:

• Go play the OK Go color game
• A previous post about color vision, with links to mind-bending color illusions

(via Brain Pickings)

I’ve posted this before, however it never ceases to be fascinating. 

(Source: geekreek)

IT’S THE EMBODIMENT OF PERFECTION. 

discoverynews:

Happy Birthday, Federico Fellini.

He would have been 92 today.

Here’s the original trailer for 8 1/2

as-is-:

Andrew Bird. Imitosis. I demand that you dig this.

neil-gaiman:

Just watch this.

You can thank me later.

curiositycounts:

Drew Berry’s astonishing animations of biology’s invisible processes and structures

A more elaborate explanation of the previous video.

(via jtotheizzoe)

jtotheizzoe:

jicarh:

The best visualization of DNA I have ever seen

Did you know you have 6 feet of DNA in every cell? You do. This is how it fits.

(Source: jayparkinsonmd)