Stop Motion History of the World
A history of the world lesson gets crafty for Kalle Mattson's "Thick As Thieves" music video.
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60-Second Adventures in Thought
Get bamboozled into learning by The Open Universities' witty animation of six of history's most famous thoughts and the experiments behind them.
The Physics of Slingshots
Get smarter and watch high-speed destruction at the same time when Smarter Every Day travels to Germany to get nerdy with Joerg Sprave and his slingshots.
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Collars & Co. Garment Duffel Bag
Travel basics get an upgrade with the Collars & Co. Garment Duffle Bag, a refined carry built for organized, wrinkle-free packing. Constructed from durable canvas with leather trim and solid hardware, it keeps clothes flat while offering easy access and smart storage. The roomy interior and timeless silhouette make it ideal for weekend trips, work travel, or the gym, delivering a balance of function and understated style that only gets better with use.
Presented by Collars & Co.
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Boost Mobile
Boost Mobile makes staying connected refreshingly simple with no contracts and plans built around real value. New customers can save $45 by getting the Unlimited plan for just $10 a month for the first three months, then $25 a month after, delivering unlimited talk, text, and data without long-term commitments. With flexible prepaid options, Buy Now Pay Later phone plans, and annual upgrade access for iPhone and Galaxy devices, Boost keeps premium connectivity affordable and easy.
Presented by Boost Mobile.
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Veterans Day
Celebrating those who have served our country with this short video by The Department of Veterans Affairs.
The Trouble with the Electoral College
After explaining how the electoral college works, C.G.P Grey now explains why it sucks.
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Procrastination
The reason why we've put off posting this video for the last 20 minutes.
How Did We Get So Big So Fast?
With the birth of the seven billionth baby on October 31, 2011, here's a look at how the world reached this milestone in just over two centuries.
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Coastline Longevity Welcome Pack
Coastline is built around the idea that energy, focus, and recovery should feel stable—not forced. Rather than relying on stimulants, Coastline's Complete System is formulated with 13 carefully selected ingredients to support cognitive, physical, and cellular function over the long term. Creatine, taurine, and magnesium form the backbone, supporting sustained energy and physical performance while ergothioneine and astaxanthin help protect cells from long-term wear. The system is split into a daily rhythm starting with a morning blend and softgels, designed to support daytime energy and focus, and finishing with evening capsules that support recovery, sleep, and relaxation. This routine is delivered as a 30-day Complete System Welcome Pack for the daily support and energy that lasts.
Presented by Coastline Longevity.
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Bird Golf App
Bird Golf brings world-class instruction out of private academies and onto your phone. Built by the team behind Bird Golf Academy, the Bird Golf App delivers structured, on-demand coaching design to improve real performance—not just theory. Members gain access to a curated library of video lessons and practice frameworks used by top PGA and LPGA professionals. The video series covers everything from swing fundamentals to scoring strategy designed to help golfers progress at all skill levels. Accessible from anywhere, Bird Golf's digital experience is built for modern schedules and for a limited time use the coupon code UNCRATE at checkout for 50% off your first month of All-Access, and enjoy an exclusive 10% discount on all in-person golf schools with an annual plan.
Presented by Bird Golf Academy.
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How To Break The Speed Of Light
Break the speed of light in your own backyard with nothing more than a laser pointer.
How Much Does The Internet Weigh?
According to Vsauce, Kim Kardashian's divorce announcement just added two ten-thousandths of a quadrillionth of an ounce to the internet and millions of dollars into Kris Humphries pocket.
