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  1. One interesting fact that didn’t make it into the piece is that movie theaters didn’t always have consistently great sound — it only became consistent thanks to Star Wars. The story goes like this: George Lucas was trying to find a theater to premiere ‘Return of the Jedi.’ and every theater he went to had terribly set up sound systems. He was like, “This is unacceptable! Why am I asking all of my sound designers, editors, and mixers to put in all this work if I can't guarantee it’s going to be heard properly on playback?” So he enlisted Tomlinson Holmman to create, THX — yes, that THX — the one with the way-too-loud booming sound at the beginning of all those old movies you used to watch as a kid. THX was a sound quality certification made to ensure that ‘Return of the Jedi’ was presented in the purest form possible. But it did so much more than that by standardizing good sound playback in movie theaters across the board. Sound has progressed a ton since then, but Star Wars set the precedent for good sound quality in theaters. For more awesome content about sound in your favorite movies and TV shows, check out Austin on TikTik: https://www.tiktok.com/@aok.wav Thanks for watching! —Ed
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  2. From popping knuckles to wiggling ears, some of our strangest bodily traits can be traced back to our Triassic mammal ancestors. Watch the video: http://bit.ly/2K0eo8d
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  3. Would you support humane prison design in your own country? Why or why not?
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  4. Another popular false origin of OK comes from the American Civil War (1861-1865) which says that soldiers returning from battle would report "0K" (zero killed). And there's a few from around the world, too. Like the Greek "όλα καλά (óla kalá) which means "all good," the Scottish "och aye," which means "oh yes," and even a French-named seaport in Haiti, Aux Cayes. While these are all pretty interesting and might indicate why "OK" was so easily adapted into language worldwide, none of them can actually be traced in their influence the way "oll korrect" can. Neat. - Coleman
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  5. Correction: Mozart’s Requiem isn’t a symphony, it’s a requiem: a type of Catholic mass for the dead. It was initially written for mass but later popularized and performed outside the church, as was Verdi's.
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  6. Hi everyone! We hope you enjoyed this adventure — this video was a huge experiment for us in format and storytelling, with months of work, dozens of contributors, and lots of moving parts. We’d love to answer any questions you have about our process in this thread, so ask away! And if you have suggestions for the next one … leave them below, too! -Christophe
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  7. Clarification: In our discussion of the 2010 race, our video neglected to mention that Alberto Contador was later stripped of the title because he had tested positive for using a performance-enhancing drug. -Sam
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  8. Two corrections: At 7:17 Viktor Orban is incorrectly described as President, when he is actually the Prime Minister. At 5:27 and 7:32 Finland is mislabeled as not being a member state of the European Union. Finland joined the EU in 1995.
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  9. At 3:53, we stated the black population of Jacksonville is 30%. In fact, according to ProPublica’s latest methodology, it’s 29.4%. And at 5:26, we state there were 387 tickets given for walking in the roadway where sidewalks are provided. That number should be updated to 386.
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  10. Correction: At 3:36, we say that NATO was brought to Russia's borders for the first time in 2004 when Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania joined NATO. That's inaccurate because Norway shares a small border with Russia and has been in NATO since 1949. But 2004 is significant because it marked the first time that former Soviet republics on Russia's border joined NATO.
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  11. If you're revisiting this video in 2020, we're following the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak closely on Vox. Start here with answers to the biggest questions surrounding the outbreak: http://bit.ly/3cHFSgT
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  12. UPDATE: An border crossing known as the Kartarpur Corridor has opened between India and Pakistan, linking two of the holiest sites in Sikhism for the first time in more than 70 years. The 4.7 kilometres corridor connects the Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Pakistan to the border with India.
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  13. Say goodbye to the 2010s and explore the Vox decade in review: http://bit.ly/2MGJ6pw
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  14. That's it. Vox Borders is done, and I can't believe it. Thank you all so so much for being a part of this journey. I know for a fact your participation and feedback made it better. If you're interested in the behind-the-scenes of Vox Borders, don't forget to check it out on our website: http://bit.ly/vox-borders. - Johnny
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  15. Fact check: There are a few other democracies that use an electoral college system to pick their president! But what sets the US apart from them is the president’s role. In many countries, the president is less important than the prime minister, or shares power with the prime minister, or is purely a figurehead. But in the US, the president holds all the executive power — they’re the head of government AND the head of state. And there are lots of other presidents like that around the world, but they’re almost always elected by popular vote or by a national legislature. No other democracy follows the US’s example of using an entirely separate body of “electors” to pick the country’s sole leader. Here’s a short article that explains it really well and has a nice map: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/11/22/among-democracies-u-s-stands-out-in-how-it-chooses-its-head-of-state/ So no one really does it like the US does — but we definitely could have been more precise at 0:31. Thanks to all who pointed this out! -Adam
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  16. Correction: at 0:12, Mount Mayon is incorrectly placed on the island of Mindanao. It should be on the island of Luzon.
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  17. This is a surreal feeling. Thanks to everyone for following along and being a part of this journey. Can't tell you all what this means to me. The next video will launch in a week! Follow my newsletter to stay up to date: www.vox.com/borders-email - Johnny
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  18. Many of you pointed out that we erroneously used “Russia” and “Russian” interchangeably with “Soviet Union” and “Soviet” in this video. The Soviet Union was a multiethnic federation, and indeed many non-Russians bore the brunt of Hitler’s initial invasion in 1941. We regret the error — especially in reference to the Soviet soldier raising the flag in the photo, Alexei Kovalev, who is Ukrainian. Additionally, we inaccurately stated that Rosenthal’s photo was taken following the Battle of Iwo Jima. While the capture of Mt. Suribachi was a significant point in the battle, it was not the end, and in fact three of the six Marines pictured were later killed in action on Iwo Jima.
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  19. This truly felt like the longest year, but you made it! For more, explore our 2020 reviews on Vox: https://www.vox.com/2020-year-in-review
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  20. As John Carlos told Vox in 2016: "raising my fist at the Olympics cost me friends and my marriage — but I’d do it again." Read our full interview about the protest and what he went through in the years that followed: https://bit.ly/38Gn3Zx
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  21. Hi everyone! So 2018 is basically over, wow. We have a lot planned for next year that we're excited about: a new mini-series from Joss, season 2 of Explained on Netflix, and even a show we're making for YouTube. But one constant, potentially the only since we started our channel, is that we wouldn't be here without you. So a huge thank you from our team for watching our videos!! We really do love making them for you 💛 — Vox Video
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  22. Vladimir Putin just got one step closer to being president for life. New changes would let him stay in power until 2036. Here's how: http://bit.ly/2Q6gNCe
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  23. Thank you all for another great year of Vox video! We make this end-of-year wrap every December — for a dose of nostalgia, search YouTube for “Vox in minutes” and take a look back. The first one we made was in 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZnu5EXnPwI&t
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  24. Hi! Christina here — I wanted to share NASA’s World Avoided scenario with you. As a child of the ’80s, the threat of the ozone hole was always something I was aware of, but this model really helped me understand the catastrophe we would’ve faced had we ignored it: https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/features/WorldWithoutOzone Thanks so much for watching our video! Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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  25. Correction, March 3, 2022: A previous version of this video stated that NATO was brought to Russia's borders for the “first time” in 2004 when Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania joined NATO. That was incorrect because Norway shares a border with Russia and has been in NATO since 1949. We’ve corrected that line at 3:36 to emphasize the importance of former Soviet republics on Russia's border joining NATO for the first time. We've also clarified that this is one of Europe's largest wars since World War II. We value your feedback in the comments and appreciate you bringing these points to our attention.
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  26. Cage homes are just one fascinating product of Hong Kong's unique composition and history. For more check out the full Vox Borders Hong Kong playlist here: http://bit.ly/2OIuyUb
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  27. Hi everyone, the vertical aspect used in this video was intentional. We thought it might be an interesting way to frame this piece, since it's specifically about skyscrapers. We understand a vertical aspect ratio isn't for everyone — don't worry, it's not something we'll be doing often. But it's important to us that we keep experimenting on our channel, so that we can keep pushing our work forward. This was a case where we took a risk by trying something new, so thanks for bearing with us and for leaving your feedback. And thanks for watching our videos! 🌻
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  28. UPDATE 8/22/19: Last weekend saw the largest peaceful march in Hong Kong since the start of the protests. Organizers say roughly 1.7 million people marched on the streets of Hong Kong. Vox's daily podcast, Today, Explained, breaks down the situation and its most recent developments: 👉 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3pXx5SXzXwJxnf4A5pWN2A 👉 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://applepodcasts.com/todayexplained 👉 Listen on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/today-explained/e/63398553
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  29. Thanks for watching and commenting! Quick note for those saying desert cities "shouldn't exist" ... that's a very tempting thought, one that I admit I shared when walking around Phoenix in August, but keep this in mind: Heating uses more energy than cooling. I think cities with frigid winters are older and more established in the US so we think they're normal and assume their right to exist but walking around Chicago in January is as painful (maybe more?) than a Phoenix summer. We can't all live in San Diego, so rather than condemn entire cities in the west, it's more helpful to think about how we can plan, adapt, and re-design to make them more sustainable and livable in the future. -joss
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  30. One of the things that remains unexplained about the Dyatlov Pass incident is the radioactive substances found on pieces of clothes that Dubinina and Kolevatov were wearing. The expert testimony in the original radiation analysis report makes it clear that the radiation was unusual. The 1959 analysis included an experiment involving washing the clothes of the hikers — which they found reduced the level of contamination. The expert then emphasized that the bodies were found in running water. Meaning the level of radioactivity detected, which was excessive when the bodies were found, would have been significantly higher at the time of their death. Check out the original radiation analysis report, along with all of the other case files scanned and translated at DyatlovPass.com, an amazing resource that has compiled many of the original documents related to the case: https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377?rbid=17743 -Thanks for watching, Coleman
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  31. Hello! We have translated subtitles available in Bahasa Indonesia. You can access them through the settings icon > Subtitles/CC Thanks for watching, and let me know what other colonial histories you want to see explained next in the comments. Thanks, Christina, Video Producer
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  32. After tearing apart a globe, Johnny Harris got a chance to travel to its most unique borders for our ambitious, international travel series – Vox Borders. Watch the full series now on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2QBGvwR
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  33. Thanks so much for watching! This video was a massive collaboration over the course of several months, and there was so much material we couldn’t fit into the final piece. For an extended look at the interviews with the people living in and around the mountain, check out this bonus video: https://youtu.be/YIOon-drZhE
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  34. Disclosure: Vox Media’s editorial team is also unionized with the Writers Guild of America, East. But its members are not part of the strike covered in this video, nor are they part of the contract negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
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  35. The most challenging part of making this video was visually interpreting the song and Jacob's explanation in a clear way for musical amateurs (just like me). There's one moment around 2:15 where Jacob says "A flat minor." Now, as I'm animating, I'm also learning new things about music theory, and fact checking them. This moment completely stumped me, because "A flat minor" - I learned - is the enharmonic equivalent of "G sharp minor." In clearer terms, they are the same chord, though many people find "G sharp minor" to be the simpler alternative. So, should he have said "G sharp minor instead?" Please discuss that amicably below. From my perspective, it would have been more complicated and confusing to write "G sharp minor" as he said "A flat minor." Also "A flat minor" needs more love. Please clap for #Aflatminor. And if you want to help me make even more Vox Earworm videos, the best way to do that is by joining the Video Lab: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership. Thanks! - Estelle
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  36. Correction: at 3:37 the video mistakenly labels a map "Charlotte." The map shown is actually of the Charleston metropolitan area.
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  37. I was curious how some other countries were able to achieve extremely high vaccination rates and came across Portugal, where 91% of the population has completed their vaccinations, compared to 64% in the US. (Note: the definition of “fully vaccinated” is shifting as the evolving virus makes boosters increasingly important!) Portugal’s strategy was, in part, to give the vaccine effort a non-political face: a military officer named Henrique Gouveia e Melo. He’s very tall, wears a combat uniform everywhere he goes, and enforced a strictly non-political communications strategy. He approached the vaccine effort like a military mission and by all accounts, gained the trust of the nation. It certainly wasn’t the only factor in Portugal’s success, but it made me wonder whether a military-led approach could have helped reduce polarization in the US. Let me know what you think in the comments below. -Joss
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  38. I love the name “wolf turn,” but through all my research I couldn’t figure out what it means! No one seems to know where it comes from. Let us know if you have any ideas! -Antonella
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  39. We've released a video explaining the recent demonstrations rocking Hong Kong, as citizens there protest against the government's proposed bill that would allow extradition to China. To get the latest on the current situation, you can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/6_RdnVtfZPY
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  40. Happy Friday everyone! Thank you for watching our videos 🌻🌻
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  41. One proposal for fixing the US grid: weave the divided power systems into a single national power grid. One study suggests it could save consumers as much as $47.2 billion a year through increased efficiency and cheaper renewable energy. Read more on Vox: http://bit.ly/30duu7d
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  42. One of President Obama's keystone legislations, the Affordable Care Act, has created a contentious legacy even among those who benefit from it. We traveled to Kentucky, to speak directly with Obamacare recipients planning to vote for Donald Trump: http://bit.ly/2Foh6pd
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  43. When you wash your hands for twenty seconds, you’re not just washing viruses down the drain. Soap destroys the coronavirus. Read more: http://bit.ly/2WqzEfo
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  44. Correction: At 00:32 we incorrectly say that Columbus never set foot on North American soil. Columbus landed in Central America and the Caribbean which are both regions in North America. We meant to say that Columbus never reached the United States. We regret the error.
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  45. Correction: At 2:26, our map of the Soviet Union includes Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia was not part of the USSR. This was the sixth episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to the callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  46. Hello! We have translated subtitles available in Hindi and Punjabi. You can access them through the settings icon > Subtitles/CC We heard from so many of you in the comments asking for this explainer, we want to let you know we heard you loud and clear. Thanks for watching, and let us know what other global events you want to see explained next in the comments or at voxvideo@vox.com Thanks, Christina, Video Producer
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  47. Watch the previous video from our partnership with 99% Invisible here: http://bit.ly/2DDIQAL
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  48. Happy Friday everyone, thanks for watching our vidyas!
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  49. My next trip will be to an island in the Arctic Ocean called Svalbard. I'll be in there in a few weeks. If you want to follow along with the Borders journey, head over to Facebook where I'll be posting regular video updates along the way. www.facebook.com/JohnnyHarrisVox/ -Johnny
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  50. Correction: At 0:18, a previous version of the video mistakenly suggested that Turkey-backed forces are fighting ISIS in the west. In fact, the Russia-backed Syrian army and its allies are fighting ISIS in the north and west. The error has been rectified. We also want to clarify that the color coded lines that appeared in the previous version at 0:18 did not indicate a border or the frontline. The lines were meant to illustrate that ISIS was under attack on all sides. That highlight has now been removed to avoid any confusion.
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  51. If you found this video helpful as an introduction, the next one we recommend is this one, about the 1948 events at the center of the conflict: https://youtu.be/rGVgjS98OsU To learn more about the October 7 attacks, read our explainer: https://bit.ly/45oC4Ls You can read all of Vox’s continuing coverage of the October 7 attacks and their aftermath here: https://bit.ly/45seXzs And if you’re looking for more context on the conflict, there’s much more to dive into here: https://bit.ly/3LVOaoe
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  52. We should clarify that while construction firms have specifically cited feng shui as a motive for putting holes in their buildings, the unique design also has other purposes other than superstition, including heat ventilation and city code compliance. Feng shui is not always a factor in these design decisions but we did hope to show that the belief system has influenced architectural decisions in Hong Kong.
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  53. We launched the Video Lab last month, and it's going strong! If you'd like behind the scenes peeks of our work, access to your favorite creators, and more perks like a little badge that levels up over time, learn more about the Lab at https://bit.ly/vox-video-lab-join. Becoming a member is the best way to support our journalism and to help us make our videos even better. Thanks for watching!
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  54. There's a line in the first verse of MF DOOM's track "Beef Rapp" that encapsulates everything I love about rappers who create complex rhyming patterns in their songs. It goes like this: Whether it is animal, vegetable, or mineral It's a miracle how he get so lyrical And proceed to move the crowd like a old Negro spiritual Not only is MF DOOM talking about how he's a great rhymer, he's showing you.
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  55. Also make sure to check out the other Vox video about what the formula is for selling a million-dollar work of art https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCT-UL2M8Gc
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  56. Thanks for watching! As some of you have mentioned--the loon's isn't the only bird call that Hollywood gets wrong. That sound you hear when a bald eagle is on screen? That's a red-tailed hawk. And kookaburras are another bird whose call is used in habitats and places the kookaburra doesn't belong. Notice any others? Let us know in the comments below 👇
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  57. Correction at 1:40: Tom Hoffeler didn't make the black-and-white map on the top row. The map was presented by the plaintiffs in a legal challenge to North Carolina's 2017 maps.
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  58. Hi all! Just to clarify, the wooden columns in our animations are representative of weaker columns overall. In Turkey, and other countries, columns may be made of cheaper concrete, rods or a different weaker material. Thank you for your feedback and for watching the video. - Rajaa Edit: The animation (at 2:32) has been updated to reflect that columns can often be made of brittle concrete.
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  59. Thanks so much for watching the video! It was a challenging task figuring out the songs I wanted to feature in the story - there were thousands to choose from. So, I made.... a Spotify playlist (sorry Pandora). It's called "Give Me a Falsetto," and you can find it in the link in the description box above or by searching for it in the Spotify app. What's you favorite falsetto heavy song? Clarification: Pandora's library is comparable to other music streaming services. 2 million refers to the number of songs that have been analyzed through their Music Genome Project
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  60. BONUS CONTENT: There exists, somewhere on YouTube, a video of me vlogging from when I was still a freshman in college. It’s mortifying. I’ve made it public. First person who can find it and comment “Vox” is a god damn hero. - Carlos
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  61. Thanks for watching! Correction: At 10:33, we say the accuracy for the 2-second test is 50%. It's actually 65%, as you can see on the chart. There was 50% accuracy when subjects were shown the images for 1 second each.
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  62. Thanks for watching, everyone! I was a little embarrassed to admit all the cheesy things that made me cry, but after working on this episode, I've decided that crying is a really valuable reminder of the values you hold and the people (or animals) you care about. Those tears mean we aren't just saying that we care about things like kindness and justice, we actually do care on a fundamental level, maybe even more than we realize. Keep an eye out for new, free episodes of Glad You Asked every Tuesday. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications (🔔) to get more Vox videos: http://bit.ly/voxyoutube -joss
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  63. Would you support a wealth tax in the US? Why or why not?
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  64. Correction: In January 2023, the UK agreed to send Ukraine advanced tanks. The US agreed to send their advanced tanks after that, followed by Germany and other allies. And at 5:34, the tank shown is an Abrams battle tank, not a Leopard battle tank. EDIT: We’ve updated the video to reflect these changes.
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  65. hi everyone, thanks for checking out the first Missing Chapter episode of 2020! we've got a lot more reporting planned this year, so if you want to stay up to date with the latest in the series you can sign up for the Missing Chapter newsletter: https://vox.com/missing-chapter . -Ranjani
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  66. If you want to learn more about the anthem, check out this site: http://starspangledmusic.org/blog/ They're obsessed with the Star Spangled Banner and have tons of interesting facts and videos. This book by Marc Ferris is also really interesting https://www.amazon.com/Star-Spangled-Banner-Unlikely-Americas-National/dp/1421415186/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
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  67. On Thursday, July 25, 2019, an asteroid called 2019 OK, traveling at almost 15 miles a second, came unusually close to impacting Earth. The asteroid passed by about 43,500 miles away — closer to Earth than our moon is. Why didn’t we see it coming? Read more from Vox: http://bit.ly/32UKI5m
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  68. A lot of you pointed out that a 30-40 minute walk sounds like a lot for 950 meters (and yes, hi, American here who rarely uses meters, you caught me.) This is an overestimation, but keep in mind this wasn’t an ideal walking environment, with cars pulling in and out of driveways all along US-19. It would be closer to a 15-20 minute walk in an ideal environment, which is still a prohibitive demand of pedestrians trying to cross the street. —Laura
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  69. Have you bought something recently that kinda sucks? Tell me about it in the comments below. I love to complain about things. —Kim
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  70. Huge thanks to the women who came to talk to us about beauty culture and how it plays out in their lives: Mona, Emma, Nina, Rihma, and Arlinda. What words would you most like people to use when they describe you? We’d love to hear in the comments. Keep an eye out for new, free episodes of Glad You Asked every Wednesday. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications (🔔) to get more Vox videos: http://bit.ly/voxyoutube —Cleo and Joss
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  71. Oh yeah, we definitely let him keep it.
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  72. I'm so excited to share this series with you all! If you have an idea for a story that we should investigate for Missing Chapter, send it to us via this form! http://bit.ly/2RhjxMy And if you want some of our top tips for how associate producer Melissa Hirsch and I prep for field reported stories like this one, then check out our Video Lab extra coming Friday. You can sign up to join right here: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership Cheers — Ranjani
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  73. Vox Earworm is back with season 2! It's hard to believe Estelle couldn't fit everything she wanted into this 20-minute premiere, but if you want to see the extras she mentioned, consider joining the Video Lab: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  74. Love Vox Earworm? Hop onto a live Q&A with Estelle Caswell, the creator behind the series, on December 20 at 5 PM ET by joining the Vox Video Lab, our new membership program on YouTube. She and other creators on our team will bringing you behind the scenes in a completely new way! (And if you missed the livestream, you'd still be able to see a recording). You can learn more about the other perks of joining the Video Lab at https://www.vox.com/join.
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  75. The attacks on September 11, 2001 caused a dramatic shift in media – this being one particularly poignant example. But if you'd like to learn a whole lot more, Lindsay Ellis writes about this at length over at Vox.com: https://www.vox.com/2016/9/9/12814898/pop-culture-response-to-9-11
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  76. For additional context on the UN’s partition plan in 1947 and the Nakba, a series of events centered around 1948 that expelled hundreds of thousands Palestinians from their homeland and killed thousands — watch this episode of our series Missing Chapter: https://youtu.be/rGVgjS98OsU
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  77. 8 hours after posting this video we've received translations in over 30 languages! Thank you! We're going through and accepting as many as we can. If you see captions in your language that need editing or want to submit additional translations you can do so here: http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video?v=dSQztKXR6k0&ref=share
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  78. Read more about the Israel-Palestine conflict on Vox: http://bit.ly/2S7gFlT Your basic questions about Israel and Palestine answered: – What are Israel and Palestine? Why are they fighting? http://bit.ly/2NKJPcd – What is Zionism? http://bit.ly/2G549P6 – How did Israel become a country in the first place? http://bit.ly/2xFdAjN – What are settlements, and why are they such a big deal? http://bit.ly/30pSRfZ – What were the intifadas? http://bit.ly/2NInMm9 – How does the world feel about Israel/Palestine? http://bit.ly/2JprIEh – What is the Israeli-Palestinian peace process? http://bit.ly/2XIRzQB Further reading on the Israel-Palestine conflict: http://bit.ly/2XBrIFf You can also watch our three-part documentary series on Israeli settlements from 2016. Start with part 1 here: https://youtu.be/E0uLbeQlwjw
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  79. One of their producers, Chadden Hunter, told me that they shoot 6-8 terrabytes of footage for what ends up being a 3-4 minute sequence. High resolution and high frame rate are part of that but also, keeping the shot in focus has become much harder with these big camera sensors (shallower depth of field) and all the moving handheld shots. The camera operators for these shows are absolute beasts -joss
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  80. This video is part of a series of videos arguing the best cases for leading Democratic candidates for president. You can read the essays these were based on at http://vox.com/the-case-for UPDATE: As the field narrows, you can watch the case for Joe Biden right here: https://youtu.be/4c5fuOPCeYw
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  81. Bill Gates saw the coronavirus coming. Watch our follow up interview, filmed 5 years after this one, for his thoughts on where we go from here: https://youtu.be/jLbJayQygzw
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  82. Watch next: Why does the US 800 military bases all around the world? http://bit.ly/2B3IiFx
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  83. The latest crisis between India and Pakistan over Kashmir comes as India’s Hindu nationalist government has revoked Article 370 of India’s Constitution, which had for decades afforded the Muslim-majority state of Jammu and Kashmir — India’s side of Kashmir — substantial autonomy over its own affairs. Read more about the development on Vox: http://bit.ly/2YQCdtz
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  84. Correction: At 4:27 we show the city name as "Nijmegan". It should be "Nijmegen".
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  85. Quick clarification for eagle-eyed film viewers: While A24's Lady Bird was Greta Gerwig’s solo directorial debut, in 2007 she co-directed the film Hannah Takes the Stairs with Joe Swanberg, which was produced with Film Science and later distributed by IFC Films. Lady Bird is one of my favorite A24 films. Nate’s favorite was Hereditary. What’s your favorite? Let us know down below. —Ed (video producer on this one)
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  86. Volodymyr Zelenskyy brings a performer’s skill to wartime politics. Read the deep dive on Zelenskyy’s career and how he’s using it to wage a public relations war: https://bit.ly/3IWu0ae
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  88. Madlib, one of my favorite Hip-hop producers, made an entire album flipping Blue Note recordings. It’s an incredible set of tracks that showcases how great hip-hop and jazz sound together. What are your favorite jazz inspired hip-hop songs? – Estelle https://open.spotify.com/album/2yJg6KbkrE5SShCFWkmXhG?si=JLAAGS6qQW-iRReiFSX4vQ
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  89. Poorer countries might not get vaccinated until 2023, writes Julia Belluz. Read more on Vox: https://bit.ly/3gOVqUf
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  90. Hello! We saw some confusion about a couple things in the comments here, and just wanted to address them: 1) Four more Glad You Asked episodes are available right now to YouTube Premium subscribers. But each of the next four Tuesdays, another Glad You Asked episode will flip from Premium only to FREE! So if you don't have Premium, worry not – subscribe and turn on notifications (🔔) to catch new episodes as they become available: http://bit.ly/voxyoutube 2) Yes, we are an American channel that still uses the antiquated Fahrenheit measure, but at least we made a video about why we cling to it so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TV6JFxMEcI But if you were wondering: The average temperature on Mars is -62.8 °C. Human body temperature is 37 °C. Which means… well, please wear a suit. Thanks for watching, and see you next Tuesday for why we cry!
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  91. In this room, there was also corporate hierarchy embedded in the fabrics and materials. Chairs were color-coded by department, and higher ranking executives got nicer wood for their otherwise identical desks. Thanks for watching! —Phil
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  92. Which photos should Darkroom examine next? Let us know in the comments!
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  93. If you want to learn more about this story, definitely check out Sharon Ruston’s online article, “The Science of Life and Death in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein,” and Kathryn Harkup’s book, “Making the Monster.” Their amazing research helped inform a lot of this piece, and I am very grateful that they also took the time to Skype with me about this story. Stay spooky. -Coleman
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  94. hey, if you want to help us make more videos like this, I want to tell you about the Vox Video L—WAIT DON'T GO! just give me a second- At the end of this i'm going to share a great gif so standby. So the Video Lab is a membership program we set up so that viewers could support our work directly. If one of our videos has ever been worth the price of a mediocre sandwich to you, think about joining the Video Lab (wait just checked - you can't even get a $5 footlong at Subway anymore!). Being a member gives you access to behind-the-scenes videos and q&as, but most importantly, it really helps keep our channel and team sustainable and you can cancel anytime. here's where you can learn more and sign up: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership ok i thank you dearly for listening and here is your well-earned gif: https://gfycat.com/ConstantDecimalKarakul -joss
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  95. Over on Vox.com we answer some of the biggest questions surrounding the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak: Is it safe to travel? How does coronavirus spread? Should I buy a face mask? Read them all here: http://bit.ly/3cHFSgT What other questions do you want to see answered? Submit them here: bit.ly/2xjbJEj
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  96. Big thanks to everyone in this episode who opened up to us about loneliness. It’s a feeling that can take many forms, and it isn't always an easy thing to talk about. If you’ve dealt with loneliness before, what’s helped you the most? We want to hear in the comments. Keep an eye out for new, free episodes of Glad You Asked every Wednesday. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications (:bell:) to get more Vox videos: http://bit.ly/voxyoutube -christophe & alex
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  97. Here's our last video of 2018! Happy New Year everyone 🍾✨✨
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  99. Hey everyone: this dispatch video is part of the Vox Borders project. I'm visiting six places around the world to investigate the human impact of borders, and those six videos will be released in fall 2017. In the meantime I'm making these vlog style shorts. If you want to follow my travels, the best way to do it is following my FB page: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox and signing up for the newsletter at www.vox.com/borders-email. I'll be asking for video ideas, feedback on the project, and answering questions as it unfolds. -Johnny
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  100. Throughout this piece you’ll hear me use the name Aotearoa, the Māori language name for New Zealand. It’s often translated to mean “long white cloud” and is probably a reference to what the area looked like to Polynesian voyagers from the horizon. Today, there’s a movement for the government to officially change the country’s name to Aotearoa. While we wish we could have gotten more into the intricacies of the Māori language movement in this video — in many ways it’s a continuation of the fight to restore Māori rights that we explore here. —Fabiola Let us know your thoughts about Vox’s reporting on reparations and the impact it has had on you. Take our survey: https://forms.gle/NQR5p4Yq9SzTjghB8
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  101. Hi - Coleman here. Darkroom is a history series that unravels the stories of individual photographs. And I know, this one is kind of grim. But don't worry, the next episode is about the Hindenburg. Thanks for watching!
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  102. Violins aren't the only thing where a high price may not translate into quality. Watch our video on why expensive wine is for suckers: http://bit.ly/2wBvje9
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  103. What are other topics you’d like to see in this format? Let us know in a comment below 👇
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  104. We analyzed 17 months of Fox & Friends transcripts. Things got weird. Read on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2C6074b
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  105. To make this story happen, we sourced archival from two great places that I wanted to highlight. Much of the footage of eviction night comes from a 1983 documentary called “Fall of the I-Hotel” by filmmaker Curtis Choy, which you can watch in full here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/thefalloftheihotel And many of the photos of old Manilatown come from the Manilatown Heritage Foundation: https://manilatown.org/ Thanks for watching, and can’t wait to share more Missing Chapter episodes soon! -Ranjani
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  106. So glad to be back from the break with Vox Borders. I'm publishing the last episodes weekly on Tuesdays, just like before. If you want to make sure you don't miss the episodes, best way is to sign up for my newsletter: www.vox.com/borders-email. Thanks everyone for following along! - Johnny
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  107. This video has been updated and corrections can be found in the description. Sorry about the errors and thanks to all the commenters who helped us improve the video! - Mac & Sam
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  109. Hey everyone: this dispatch video is part of the Vox Borders project. I'm visiting six places around the world to investigate the human impact of borders, and those six videos will be released in fall 2017. In the meantime I'm making these vlog style shorts. If you want to follow my travels, the best way to do it is following my FB page: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox and signing up for the newsletter at www.vox.com/borders-email. I'll be asking for video ideas, feedback on the project, and answering questions as it unfolds. -Johnny
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  110. Feeling nostalgic? Watch our past end of year videos here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5cOTEwDeF6g8XVxtagZUWpH
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  111. Thanks for watching. This video is part of Missing Chapter — our series on hidden histories and underreported moments from the past that give context to the present. From Tulsa’s “Black Wall Street” to Ukraine’s “Holodomor,” watch our episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5fR2kt0L4Nihvel4pEDw9od
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  112. Thanks for watching! Astronomers have found planets that make it around their stars in just a few hours. The planet K2-137 b completes 5 of its “years” in a single Earth day. And the exoplanet with the slowest orbit? That’s COCONUTS-2 b — which takes 1,101,369 Earth YEARS to circle its star. By the way, COCONUTS is short for COol Companions ON Ultrawide orbiTS. -Adam
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  113. Correction, March 2, 2022: A subtitle translation in this video misstates a quote from Russian President Vladimir Putin. At 3:15, he says, "We need to pay close attention to it".
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  114. The FCC voted in a 3-2 party-line vote to end net neutrality. Here's what you need to know about the decision and what happens next: http://bit.ly/2j48UfT
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  115. Thanks for watching! This video is part of By Design, our series about the intersection of design and technology. For more videos like this, from playgrounds to font decisions, check out the playlist here: https://bit.ly/3PAav9U
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  116. This season, Glad You Asked explores how racial injustice impacts our everyday lives. Look out for new episodes every day this week. And catch up on previous episodes of Glad You Asked here: https://bit.ly/3qJ4M5y Want updates on our new projects and series? Sign up for the Vox video newsletter: http://www.vox.com/video-newsletter For more reading on implicit bias and racism, which we covered in this episode, visit our post on Vox.com: https://bit.ly/3m5KUJ9
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  117. It's an irony Don actually kind of enjoys
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  118. You know that one font every comic book uses? Phil Edwards explains where it came from, and how it became so enduring: http://bit.ly/2EoOE6a
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  119. This video focuses on the two new types of vaccines, but as we say at 2:00, not all Covid-19 vaccines fall into those categories. Here’s a list of some of the leading vaccines, and which types they are: mRNA vaccines: - Moderna - Pfizer-BioNTech Adenovirus vaccines: - AstraZeneca - Johnson & Johnson - Sputnik V - CanSino Recombinant protein vaccines: - Novavax Inactivated virus vaccines: - Bharat/Covaxin - Sinovac - Sinopharm
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  120. The image you see at 1:24 of a real, live “Smokey the Bear” was taken in the 1950’s. This bear cub was found badly burned after a New Mexico wildfire. He was picked up and treated for his burns in Santa Fe. He was later transported to the National Zoo in Washington, DC, where he lived out his life as a living symbol of Smokey the Bear. He received so many letters that he was even given his own zip code. You can read more about it here: https://smokeybear.com/en/smokeys-history/story-of-smokey -Kim
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  121. If you liked this video, we've got good news! We've launched Missing Chapter, a new series with Vox senior producer Ranjani Chakraborty, focused on uncovering the hidden histories that didn't make it into our textbooks. You can watch the first episode, about North Carolina's 1898 coup, right here: https://youtu.be/LVQomlXMeek And be sure to explore the full Missing Chapter playlist, including episodes, a creator Q&A too! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5fR2kt0L4Nihvel4pEDw9od
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  122. Thanks for watching! If you’re wondering about the most unusual basement Professor Roger Burrows found, he had this to say: “It bends belief what’s in some of these. We found one example of a particularly colossal dig with two swimming pools and a beach. A sandy beach. And the pool had a wave machine.”
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  123. Read about the results of Trump's first health exam on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2n4zat4
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  124. Read the full Vox.com feature and our interviews with experts on what a war on the Korean peninsula would look like, how close we are to conflict, and the terrifying consequences: http://bit.ly/2nNK2ei
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  125. If you picture a soccer ball looking like this ⚽, you're not alone. But back in the early days of television they looked very, very different. Watch: http://bit.ly/2tf3RP5
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  126. Hey everyone, Sam here saying thanks so much for watching. This was a big project for us, but there’s a lot more to this story. As Tony told us, every surfer in Nazaré is hunting for one thing: the 100 foot wave. The “official” record is 80-feet, as certified by Guinness. But there have been several surfers that have ridden waves that appear to be around 100 feet — and they are backed up by experts. Tony’s 2020 wave was measured by scientists at the University of Lisbon, who concluded it was 101.4 feet tall. The problem is… measuring waves is really, really, hard and there’s more than one way to do it. Here’s a great article about how it's done: https://news.usc.edu/179187/biggest-wave-surfed-2020-usc-adam-fincham-maya-gabeira/
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  127. This was the fourth episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to the callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  128. Correction: At 5:12, we use Boston as an example of a successful urban highway removal project that resulted in congestion-reduction. Many of you correctly pointed out that this example isn’t quite right, because they moved several highway lanes underground. You can read more about that project here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/magazine/2015/12/29/years-later-did-big-dig-deliver/tSb8PIMS4QJUETsMpA7SpI/story.html When it comes to congestion-reduction, highway removal projects are inherently complicated, but here is more information about some of the environmental and racial justice impacts of a proposed federal plan to remove urban highways: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-01/urban-highway-removals-could-get-federal-help?sref=PxYB8Mnq
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  129. Access to clear, reliable information has never been more important than today. But great journalism is expensive and ads alone aren’t enough to support it. If you are in a position to do so, please join a community of nearly 20,000 people who believe in the public value of information, and support Vox with a financial contribution. It’s a great way to help keep our journalism, including the video explainers you love, free for all. http://www.vox.com/contribute
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  130. UPDATE 7/1/2019: Protesters in Hong Kong forced their way into the legislature on July 1, taking over the building on the 22nd anniversary of the city-state’s handover from Britain to China. The occupation is likely a turning point in what have been relatively peaceful — and powerful — demonstrations. Read more: http://bit.ly/2NqsXFR
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  131. This video was made in collaboration with ProPublica. Our partnership has investigated drug companies, the environmental effects of an explosive used by the military, racial profiling by the Jacksonville, Florida PD, and more. Watch the other videos here: http://bit.ly/2BFMhc0
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  132. For more, don't miss the first episode of Vox Borders: Colombia. Johnny Harris traveled to Cúcuta, a city on the border between Colombia and Venezuela to see how the country is handling a massive wave of refugees fleeing the economic crisis. Watch: https://youtu.be/NU0RqwweuWY
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  133. Even for those who want to eat healthy, picking the right diet can be tricky. Watch our video on the ketogenic diet, the latest fad in eating healthy: http://bit.ly/2DNkjZh
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  134. So true. In addition, Charlie Hebdo has announced they will be printing a million copies of their next issue. Their usual distribution is 30,000. http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/8/7514251/charlie-hebdo-will-publish-one-million-copies-next-week-with-help
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  135. One other kind of building with obvious cladding we didn't mention in the video: the "gentrification building." Vox policy reporter Jerusalem Demsas explored its rise –– you know it when you see it –– and what it means for neighborhood displacement.   Check out that article here: https://bit.ly/3aERGRc
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  136. UPDATE: On Tuesday, November 21, Robert Mugabe resigned as President of Zimbabwe.
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  137. Correction: At 1:27, the data for Switzerland is incorrectly placed over Austria. The error is regretted.
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  138. Hi everyone! We wanted to share some of our sources for critical points in the video: For figures on Syrian refugees in neighboring countries, we used official numbers provided by the United Nations Commissioner for Refugees. You can find that information here: https://data2.unhcr.org/en/situations/syria UNCHR has tracked this official count since the start of Syria’s civil war and there are indeed still many that are unaccounted for. For map data, you can go to: http://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/effects-us-withdrawal-syria
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  139. Correction, May 18 2022: A previous version of this video said that Germany would begin constructing its first liquid natural gas (LNG) terminal in 2026. This was incorrect: at publish time Germany had already accelerated those plans and now intends to open LNG terminals sooner. We've corrected the line at 7:20.
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  140. Here's a bit of history we couldn't fit into the piece: During the late-1800s, the push to assimilate indigenous people into white America paralleled another movement: the push to assimilate deaf people into "speaking" culture. It was called "oralism." Proponents — like Alexander Graham Bell (https://www.gallaudet.edu/history-through-deaf-eyes/online-exhibition/language-and-identity/the-influence-of-alexander-graham-bell/) — deemed sign language "uncivilized," and pushed for lip reading and spoken, English education. By 1880 they even passed an international resolution that banned sign language education. Though this resolution mostly affected white schools — it wasn't until almost 100 years later that ASL would be recognized as a fully formed language. But as we reported in the piece, there was no big renaissance of Plains Indian Sign Language at that time. Native hearing students were forced to speak English in boarding schools, and Native deaf students, in many cases, were forced to replace PISL with ASL. –Ranjani
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  141. Darkroom is back for a second season! We got a whole new batch of photos to pick apart, and you can see previous episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5ce8J4P5j5qOEtYR94Z3DQs See ya soon. -Coleman
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  142. This is the third of four videos we're bringing you this week on how power works in the US. Tomorrow, we'll be looking at American infrastructure and the obstacles that keep the country from building big things. Check out all three videos so far here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5d6JhWSEt8ybDrwMEUfJJq0
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  143. You can watch part one of Vox Borders: Hong Kong here: https://youtu.be/StW7oGSR_Mg
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  144. A note on the data: Many of you have noticed that the survey cited at 0:24 contradicts the fact that female athletes report concussions at a higher rate than men playing a comparable sport. However, despite that data point, the general understanding, established through many years of study by different researchers using a variety of methods, is that women do report higher rates of concussion. Although I wasn't able to squeeze all the data in the video, I've listed several sources in the description above. If you'd like to learn more, make sure to check them out. Thanks for watching! -Mac
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  145. Fast forward to today: why do all-white paintings sell for millions of dollars and end up in museums? https://youtu.be/9aGRHOpMRUg
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  146. Victorian mansions aren’t the only backdrops for the horrific and macabre — check out our video on the dollhouses of death that revolutionized forensic science forever: http://bit.ly/2Tb56ui
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  147. For more insights, take a look at the national polling of young Americans on gun control: http://bit.ly/2G68EHd The polling indicates that while young Americans are divided on gun restriction measures, many are decidedly not fans of the NRA.
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  148. Correction: In a previous version, the Russian Empire at 2:31 did not include Finland and northern Kazakhstan and at 2:34 the map mistakenly depicted the Warsaw Pact members, not the Soviet Union
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  149. Parkland students want change on guns, but what about other students? We asked and recorded the responses: http://bit.ly/2HboW24
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  150. In August 2021, America ended its longest war. And it lost. What was the US military actually doing in Afghanistan for 20 years? You can watch our video from earlier this year here: https://youtu.be/2sueJoTVqxw
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  151. We produced this video in 2020 as part of our US election coverage. It was one of 9 videos on the issues that our audience said mattered most to them: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to the more than 15,000 of you who responded to the callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  152. This is the second of three videos we're doing in collaboration with BBC Three, all about royal weddings! Watch the first one, that breaks down all the basics, here: http://bit.ly/2wQBxad
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  154. How did the Republicans go from the party of Abraham Lincoln to Donald Trump today? Watch our history of the GOP: http://bit.ly/2IeZYlS
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  155. Here's the second Vox Borders episode. Being in the Arctic in the summer was an experience I'll never forget, 24 hours of sunlight per day was intense to say the least. Third documentary is coming next Tuesday! Sign up for my newsletter to stay up to date: www.vox.com/borders-email. Thanks everyone for following along this journey. And in case you missed it, here's the first episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WvKeYuwifc - Johnny
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  156. Deforestation isn't just fueled by agriculture. Demand for the metals that power our phones and computers has led to more and more land cleared to make way for mining operations. Verge Science explains how our desire for new phones could lead to another pandemic: https://youtu.be/p5NeuFE-3ug
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  157. Our Kashmir explainer is finally here! We understand this is a potentially incendiary topic, but please be respectful to each other in the comments 💛 EDIT. For anyone who would like to learn more our research on this conflict, here are the sources we recommend: A timeline on the conflict from BBC, 2017 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-south-asia-16069078 UN report on human rights in Kashmir, 2018 https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Countries/IN/DevelopmentsInKashmirJune2016ToApril2018.pdf Council on Foreign Relations' Global Conflict Tracker, India & Pakistan, 2019 https://www.cfr.org/interactive/global-conflict-tracker/conflict/conflict-between-india-and-pakistan Freedom House report, Indian Kashmir, 2018 https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-world/2018/indian-kashmir
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  158. Almost done filming for Vox Borders! I've been to Japan, the Arctic, Haiti, and Mexico. Still have Spain and Nepal. If you're interested in following the project, the best way to do it is Facebook: facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox. The six full docs. will be released in Fall, can't wait to share them with you all. - Johnny
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  160. The Nakba isn’t a long-faded memory. It’s a deeply felt, visceral, and ongoing pain. And since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks, Palestinians now fear a permanent displacement. Vox senior reporter Sigal Samuel explains current calls from Israel’s politicians and defense establishment to expel Palestinians and provides context for this rapidly developing crisis. Read: https://bit.ly/49bOkSr
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  161. Another interesting fact is that oysters have been shown to help reduce ocean acidification in the Chesapeake Bay. When the ocean acidity rises their shells start to dissolve and release calcium carbonate, which helps to balance the pH levels. Calcium carbonate is also the common ingredient in the antacid medicines many take for heartburn or indigestion. So you can think of oysters as antacid for the ocean! -Kim
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  162. We now have translated subtitles available in Polish. Access them through the settings icon > Subtitles/CC > Polish Thanks for watching!
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  164. Thanks for watching. This video is part of our ongoing coverage of the war in Ukraine. For more on the context behind the war, the effects it's had on the region, and what's at stake, see our playlist here: https://bit.ly/3ihWvU4
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  165. The House music episode is here! There are so many fantastic resources on the internet for deep dives on the history of House. Top among them are the oral histories that Red Bull Music Academy has collected over the years. Links to those are in the description! Thanks for watching, and be sure to check out the Video Lab if you want to help me make more Earworm vids: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership — Estelle
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  169. If you want to learn more about early animation, check out this video about the delightfully weird origins of stop motion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80CKTOjjZFQ
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  170. Thanks for watching! This is the first episode of a series we are producing with the Future Perfect team at Vox, who explore big problems and the big ideas that can tackle them. We are calling this season The Human Cost of Meat, and future episodes will explore other ways industrial meat production has transformed the lives of people who consume meat, work in the meat industry, or live next to a factory farm. You can listen to more Future Perfect reporting on other ways Big Meat has changed our lives here: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect-podcast
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  171. Before deciding that year-round warm weather was a requirement, Disney considered two other East Coast locations: New Jersey’s Meadlowlands and a site near Washington DC. Thanks for watching! —Phil
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  172. Are you getting enough sleep? Let us know in the comments — including what, if anything, you’ve found to help you get restful sleep. There are three more episodes of Glad You Asked coming this season. Keep an eye on our channel on Wednesdays and stream all episodes here: https://bit.ly/2WMvhNX
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  173. Read more here: http://www.vox.com/2017/1/17/14294444/obamacare-trump-country Watch the full Obama interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7eqoL18zwg&feature=youtu.be
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  174. Has your family been separated at the US–Mexico border? Are you a worker at a detention center, or do you aid families who have been affected? If you want to share a story, you can get in touch with ProPublica at border@propublica.org or 347-244-2134.
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  175. Brett told me that cinematographers typically work with colorists to create a basic “look” for the film, which gets used on onset monitors, and for when directors are reviewing dailies. When shooting darker scenes, instead of closing down the aperture or giving a scene less light, Brett will usually ask the colorist to make a darker version of that look. This way he can keep the information of a brightly lit scene, while still knowing what it would look like a little darker. It’s one way shooting digitally is much more flexible than shooting on film. See more of Brett’s work on Instagram @dpbrett! Thanks for watching. —Ed
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  176. Thank you for watching today's Vox Atlas! I wanted to leave a note about our process since so many of you have asked. First of all, yes, Atlas takes a TON of research and reporting. Thankfully I have a talented team of journalists beside me to make it all possible. The most important part of our process is finding the right story. Not every story can be a video and not every video can be a map-video. I'm always looking for two things in a story: 1) is there a specific, narrow story that I can map? 2) If so, can I use that story to give the viewer a wider understanding of a country or region? Finding those stories takes a lot of reading and talking to people who live and work in these places. Then we also need to find data to build our visualizations. That means mining tons of studies and reports for maps; but also charts and tables can we can turn into a map. This work takes a lot of time and resources, so if you want to help me make more Vox Atlas (and help us make more videos in general), check out the Video Lab: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership There's a lot more to making an Atlas video which I'm more than happy to talk about! If you have a question, just leave a comment reply here. -Sam
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  177. [UPDATE May 20, 2021] CNN reports: "Twitter has largely abandoned an image-cropping algorithm after determining the automated system was biased." https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/19/tech/twitter-image-cropping-algorithm-bias/index.html
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  178. The word cuetlaxochitl is a Nahuatl word. Today within Mexico there are a few different ways people pronounce it, including kwet-la-sho-shee, kwet-la-so-chee, and kwet-la-so-chittel. For the word poinsettia, many pronounce it how it's spelled — poinsett-ee-ah. But others, especially in the US, say poinsett-ah. (how I say it in the piece!) How do you say these words? -Ranjani
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  179. This video is part of a larger project at Vox, all about Florida. Vox’s reporters looked into what makes the state tick, from the economics of Disney World to who’s actually been moving to Florida and why. Check it out here: https://www.vox.com/e/23628509 And if you liked this video and want to learn more, I highly recommend this story by my colleague Nicole Narea - it’s a much more in-depth look at the forces behind Florida’s shift to the right and its growing importance to the national Republican Party: https://www.vox.com/e/23612938 Thanks for watching! Let us know what other states you think we should look at and why! -Adam
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  180. Some of you noticed that one of my Wisconsin cutouts accidentally included Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, and that I put the states for Super Tuesday on a Monday! Our bad: Super Tuesday is in fact on a Tuesday, and as far as we know Wisconsin has not actually annexed part of Michigan. Thanks for catching those! -Madeline
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  181. UPDATE 8/13/2019: Hong Kong's protests have escalated with canceled flights and police standoffs at Hong Kong's international airport. Read more: http://bit.ly/2OUZNB4
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  182. If you want to read about the Green New Deal in the lens of the 2020 election, I recommend this piece explaining Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s proposal: https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2019/5/4/18527458/climate-change-jay-inslee-for-president-2020 Inslee has the most ambitious climate proposals; it is, as Vox's David Roberts writes, the Green New Deal translated into policy. For more from the rest of the 2020 democratic field, check out the Vox policy guide: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/4/23/18304657/vox-guide-2020-democratic-policy-primary#Climate%20change – Alvin
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  183. If you want to dive further into Hong Kong check out our five episodes of Vox Borders Hong Kong here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StW7oGSR_Mg&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5cEIWi56dV_caS1M0i9Kgmb And if you want to help us make even more videos like this, the best way to do that is to become a Video Lab member! If you're interested in supporting our work, just follow this link to learn more: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  184. We might not know the actual impact of spotted lanternflies yet, but we do know they won’t be the last invasive species we see. We live in a highly connected world, and species — especially unassuming insects, or plants — can easily hitch a ride to new places where they could wreak havoc on native ecosystems. The good news is that eradication isn’t impossible if the infestation is caught early. In the US, one success story is how California eradicated the European grapevine moth. Read more here: https://entomologytoday.org/2019/03/08/invasive-species-success-story-eradication-european-grapevine-moth-california/ On the flip side, there are unfortunately more losses than wins. Similar to the spotted lanternfly, the brown marmorated stink bug came to the US in the ’90s; it also eats crops. Populations have leveled out on the East Coast, but the bug is making its way west. Read more here: https://entomologytoday.org/2018/06/21/invasive-insects-the-top-4-most-wanted-list/ Thanks for watching! —Kim
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  185. This is the second episode of Darkroom, our new series from producer Coleman Lowndes that digs into stories of the past, one photograph at a time. If you haven't seen it yet, you can watch the first episode here: http://bit.ly/2SAsmQL Happy Friday!
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  186. Thanks for watching. You may have noticed we left out one scenario here: Democratic House, Republican Senate. That one, according to basically all polls, has almost no chance of happening -- but if it did, it would be extremely similar to scenario 3, in which Republicans take both houses. In both cases Republicans would be unable to enact legislation, but could block must-pass legislation, hold committee hearings, and would have the power to hold up judges. If you want a deeper look at some of the topics in this video, check out our video on the debt ceiling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orakE9t1tpo And our video on how Trump’s judges came to dominate the federal courts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy8iiC2Mqso
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  187. Hey everyone, if you're looking for a deeper history of the Middle East, check out our previous videos on the region: This video about Iran and Saudi Arabia's rivalry https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veMFCFyOwFI&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5e4MOmzf-piIWQb4INRW18g&index=24&t=0s We've also covered the US-Saudi relationship https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DbdBIuFrIE&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5e4MOmzf-piIWQb4INRW18g&index=12&t=269s And almost 4 decades of war in Iraq https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c7AuSQdvow&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5e4MOmzf-piIWQb4INRW18g&index=9&t=0s Thanks for watching! - Sam
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  188. If you want to learn more about the US tax system, check out ProPublica's investigation into the wealth and taxes of some of the richest people in the country. They obtained IRS records of billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk that specifically show how the rich get away with paying little to no taxes. https://www.propublica.org/article/the-secret-irs-files-trove-of-never-before-seen-records-reveal-how-the-wealthiest-avoid-income-tax
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  189. Thanks for watching. In the video description we’ve left links to the sources that helped us understand this story better. We also published a video in 2018 that focused specifically on the failures of American reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan, and why the US wasn’t able to rebuild the country. You can watch that here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKVDXbIpW9Q
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  190. Vox Atlas is a new series looking into the big foreign policy stories shaping the globe, produced by Sam Ellis. Check out the rest of season one of Atlas here – and let us know what stories you want to see: http://bit.ly/2SThVsf
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  191. Want more? We have an entire playlist about fonts. Check out this video on the 8-bit arcade font next: https://bit.ly/2UMITos
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  192. 350° Fahrenheit = 176° Celsius. If you're curious why America still uses Fahrenheit, watch our video to find out: http://bit.ly/2JAuXcN
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  193. Some of you have pointed out that Technology Connections also has a video on electric heat pumps! Alec actually has two, the first of which you can watch here: https://youtu.be/7J52mDjZzto His videos go much more in-depth about how heat pump technology actually works. Our goal was more to explain the connection between two separate climate stories: the booming need for home cooling, and the opportunity that presents to drastically cut our heating emissions. Both stories have a lot more to them than what we could get into in this video, which we hope is just a starting point!
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  194. There’s a ton we couldn’t fit into the video. If you’re curious why, when new buildings do get built, they are so often single-family homes or luxury apartments — check out this video we made about the rules that make it extremely expensive to build anything else: https://youtu.be/0Flsg_mzG-M And for a fun, deep dive into one aspect of what makes new construction look so similar, check out Phil’s video on the rectangles that cover these buildings: https://youtu.be/Ml-ZP-_e_o4 Thanks for watching! -Ranjani
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  195. Thanks for watching! I wanted to share a fact I learned while reporting this story: we started calling stewardesses “flight attendants” sometime in the 1980s after a Supreme Court decision forced airlines to hire men to the profession. Cabin crews tried calling themselves “stewards and stewardesses” for a while, but ultimately landed on a more gender neutral option: “flight attendants.” - Halley
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  196. Looking at windows just scratches the surface of Wright’s obsession with his home. The mortar on the fireplace is thicker horizontally than vertically to create an impression of parallel lines. And for the same reason, every flathead screw is carefully twisted so it has a horizontal line as well. Thanks for watching. —Phil
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  197. Hey guys! Thanks for watching me work my way through a literal fever dream. -_- If you want to support journalism that avoids the "hack gap" and tries to focus on what actually matters (i.e ours), you should join the Vox Video Lab! http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership — Carlos
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  198. For more videos about how design shapes the world around us, check out Christophe's new series, By Design: http://bit.ly/2OZTiJ5
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  199. In addition to the four ongoing criminal investigations, there’s also a federal civil case against Trump working its way through the courts. The writer E. Jean Carroll is suing Trump for defamation and battery after she claims he raped her in the mid-1990s and then publicly said she was making the whole thing up. You can read more about that case here: http://bit.ly/3meJGzJ
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  200. Thanks for watching Vox Atlas in the Amazon. This is episode 1 of a 3-part series all about the world's largest rainforest, why it's in jeopardy, and the people trying to save it. Watch part 2 here: https://youtu.be/e1_4JseKlO4 -Sam
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  201. You can play around with The Pudding's pocket interactive and see the breakdown brand-by-brand for yourself here: https://pudding.cool/2018/08/pockets/
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  202. Hi everyone, we accidentally made this video public around 9pm ET last evening, and had to take it down. We're releasing it now as a new video, sorry for the confusion and to anyone who may have gotten a notification last night for a video that they were unable to watch!
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  203. For more behind-the-scenes goodies from this season of Vox Borders, join the Vox Video Lab, our new membership program on YouTube the gives you cool perks like creator commentary, bonus clips, and more: http://www.vox.com/join
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  204. Laura here, the producer of this video. A lot of you are asking about what accountability tools exist for committing war crimes. The International Criminal Court in the Hague in the Netherlands, which was set up in 2002, is one of those institutional tools. You may have seen that numerous countries have referred a criminal investigation to this court, and a prosecutor has started an investigation into the war in Ukraine, which includes the invasion of Crimea in 2014. There are many criticisms of the weaknesses of this court, including that many countries aren’t party to its jurisdiction. That includes Russia, the US, and even Ukraine (although Ukraine has given the court jurisdiction for this current investigation.) The US historically has resisted having members of their military tried in this court for alleged crimes. Another mechanism for prosecuting war crimes is setting up an ad-hoc tribunal. And domestic courts can prosecute war crimes, too — there’s some reporting that indicates Ukraine will be doing that. But any prosecution hinges on the arrest of responsible parties, including at the highest ranks, like Vladimir Putin. If criminal charges are to happen, these people would likely have to be arrested abroad, in a country that accepts the jurisdiction of any of these courts. It’s not unprecedented, but these cases are difficult to see to fruition and often take many years, which Milena Marin alludes to in our video. Here is some great reporting on the ICC and other obstacles to justice and accountability for international humanitarian law and the laws of war: https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/the-shadow-of-international-law https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/06/podcasts/the-daily/ukraine-russia-bucha.html https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/03/04/icc-investigation-russia-ukraine-putin-war-crimes/
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  205. Atlas is a series using maps to demonstrate where conflicts occur and the ways in which foreign policy shapes a region. Watch more episodes here: https://bit.ly/3gisbrB
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  206. CORRECTION: In the intro, we incorrectly identified the locations of two Washington, DC-area rivers. At 00:12 and 00:15, that particular section of the Anacostia River runs through Washington, DC, not Maryland. And at 00:22 we incorrectly identified the Occoquan River as running through Washington, DC, when in fact it runs through Northern Virginia.
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  207. You can find more photos on the artists' pages. Check them out: Jordan Lloyd (@jordanjlloydhq): http://dynamichrome.com/ Mads Madsen (@Madsmadsench): http://www.colorized-history.com/ Marina Amaral (@marinamaral2): http://www.marinamaral.com/ Dana Keller (@HistoryInColor): http://www.danarkeller.com/ Patty Allison (@imbuedwithhues): https://imbuedwithhues.wordpress.com/ The Paper Time Machine: https://unbound.com/books/paper-time-machine
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  208. in about a month, the continental US will see its first total solar eclipse in 38 years https://www.greatamericaneclipse.com/best-places-to-view/
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  209. Who told you that?
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  210. Thanks for watching! This is our second video in a series of five all about hidden design details, growing trends, and overarching systems in travel. We’ve got three more for you so tune in with us next Tuesday! Check out the first video on the swishes and swoops that define the RV aesthetic: https://youtu.be/oUF8uYPjyQM
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  211. Design shapes trends in ways that are almost invisible to us, unless you look closely. That's what we're doing with By Design, a new Vox series produced by Christophe Haubursin. Check it out: http://bit.ly/2OZTiJ5
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  212. WWII saw another kind of strange history unfold: Kilroy – a meme (yes, really) – traveled the globe with servicemembers. He even makes an appearance in this video: http://bit.ly/2Co9DEu
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  213. For more information about the photo, check out this article by Vox's Brian Resnick: https://www.vox.com/2019/4/10/18302343/first-picture-black-hole-eht-photo-event-horizon And here's Seth Fletcher's book, which follows the Event Horizon Telescope project from the start: https://www.amazon.com/Einsteins-Shadow-Black-Astronomers-Unseeable-ebook/dp/B075WSLWFX/ref=sr_1_1
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  214. You can watch all of our existing episodes of Darkroom in one playlist here: http://bit.ly/321DvzO What historic photos or events would you want to see covered in the future?
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  215. There's a lot about Ozempic we didn't have time to get into in this video, including more about medical discrimination around obesity and more context around recent drug shortages. This article from our website, written by Julia Belluz, provides more info: https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/23584679/ozempic-wegovy-semaglutide-weight-loss-obesity
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  216. Every Tuesday in March, we’re talking about the human body — subscribe so you don’t miss out! Our first video about the special kind of fat that helps kids stay warm is out now. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/zpcI_g_zrpk
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  217. The '80s were a golden age of musical experimentation. Watch the Earworm episode on how a recording accident led to one of the decade's most iconic sounds: http://bit.ly/2GgQq58
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  218. For historical context on this conflict, watch our Missing Chapter video examining the Nakba, the series of events around 1948 that expelled hundreds of thousands Palestinians from their homeland and killed thousands: https://youtu.be/rGVgjS98OsU And we’re continuing our coverage on the channel. Be sure to check back in later this week when we put out an explainer on the blockade in Gaza. Read more from Zack Beauchamp, the Vox reporter featured in this video, and others on Vox.com: https://bit.ly/3Fj1K1n
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  219. Microplastics are an extremely serious ecological and health issue today. If you'd like to read about them, check out this article on our website: http://bit.ly/2SqCr2H
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  220. A new UN report predicts that we have as few as 12 years to make drastic changes to the global energy infrastructure if we want to curtail climate change in time. Read more: https://www.vox.com/2018/10/8/17948832/climate-change-global-warming-un-ipcc-report
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  221. It's been months since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico. Watch our video on the conditions many Puerto Ricans are still facing in the aftermath: http://bit.ly/2DBCPVp Read about Puerto Rico's latest bid for statehood on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2DGlz4L
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  222. Read more about the controversy swirling around MBS in the wake of the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist: http://bit.ly/2OXthwI. Or listen to our episode of Today, Explained on the matter: http://bit.ly/2A5R6dB
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  223. +Elliot Reed http://i.giphy.com/dILZwwhulFUn6.gif -Johnny
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  224. Missing Chapter is an award-winning series on underreported history. This is the first episode of season 3. For prior episodes, watch here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5fR2kt0L4Nihvel4pEDw9od
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  225. Watch next: How obsessive artists colorize old photos https://youtu.be/vubuBrcAwtY
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  226. This was the first episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to the callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  227. Watch the last time we played a board game in the Vox office and tried to figure out the mechanics of TRUMP: The Game: http://bit.ly/2lb3PUc
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  228. This is our third of five videos on design trends and systems in travel! Check out last week’s episode on how the American rail system went from one of the largest and wealthiest in the world to ... Amtrak: https://youtu.be/von_IMi97-w And join us next week when Christophe is back on the channel to explain the skyscraper-sized boats known as cruise ships.
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  229. Note: At 5:05, a previous version of the video mistakenly covered Kentucky as a former Confederate state on the map. The error has been corrected.
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  230. This is an episode of Vox Atlas, where we demonstrate where conflicts occurs on a map and the ways in which foreign policy shapes a region. Watch more episodes of Atlas here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5e4MOmzf-piIWQb4INRW18g
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  231. Hey, thanks for watching. There's a ton more to this story we had to leave out, even in a video this long: Flint! Bernie! The 2022 GOP primary! But out of all the hours of local Michigan news I watched for this, the one clip I was saddest to cut from the video was this one, about the Macomb County Republican Party. It's a real doozy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk4QRgzN7yg Anyway, happy 2024. Election coming up, are you excited? For the election? Between the same two extremely old men from four years ago? Obviously we are. Still, we want to know what you think we should cover before then. What would help you understand this moment in US politics better? Let us know in the comments below. And thanks again for watching. -Adam
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  232. In the UK, midwives deliver half of all babies. Compare that to the US where midwives attend only around 10% of births, and maternal and infant mortality rates are much higher. Could a larger role for midwives improve health outcomes? Read more: http://bit.ly/2IYSvVw
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  233. Welcome to Vox Atlas! We’re using maps to explore today’s most complex geopolitical, foreign policy, and conflict stories. Everything can be found in this playlist (http://bit.ly/2FOW52x) and please send me story suggestions in the comments! -Sam
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  234. Update, December 2022: Kanye West, now known as Ye, is not the artist we used to know. From conspiracy theories to dining with white supremacists to praising Hilter’s Nazi regime, we have to ask: How did Ye get here? Read the report on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/3UsRKI9
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  235. +Raven Wilson interestingly, Chipotle actually provides paid sick leave to their workers http://www.boston.com/news/nation/2015/06/08/chipotle-announces-will-offer-paid-vacation-sick-leave-for-all-employees/yoGzWEX1huuKorQmKSxAtL/story.html but they still may feel pressure from managers or coworkers to show up
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  236. Thanks for watching, and for the robust debate in the comments. I wanted to share the data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that makes up the data visualization starting at 0:11. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/most-new-jobs.htm A number of you have accurately pointed out that this list includes several jobs that are highly susceptible to automation (truck drivers, janitors, waiters and waitresses). It's important to point out that this is not a list of "safe" jobs that are immune to automation in the long term. It's based on labor economists' predictions about the occupations with the highest number of new jobs in the next ten years. Indeed, you'll find a number of the same jobs are classified as highly susceptible to automation in the Oxford study I mention at 1:25. So how can a job have possibilities for growth in the short term while being vulnerable to automation in the long term? In part, it's because the technology that could eventually replace these jobs is still being developed. Trucking is a great example-- online shopping has pushed demand for truckers upwards in the short term, but as Christophe notes in Episode 2 of this series, the long-term outlook for profession is fairly grim. Check out his excellent vid here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_UHknhNbAQ -Liz
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  237. Read on Vox.com: "Being an overweight teen could come back to haunt your health" http://bit.ly/2FAhMmG
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  238. We use a few different terms in this video to describe indigenous people — including Inuit, Inughuit, and Inuk. If you’re curious to learn more about how to describe Inuit, take a look at this “Style Guide for Reporting on Indigenous People” from Journalists for Human Rights: https://jhr.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/JHR2017-Style-Book-Indigenous-People.pdf Thanks for watching. -Coleman
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  239. If you want to wear the same brand of socks as past popes, you can buy them here: https://meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/chaussettes-gammarelli Just… not in white. Those are only for popes.
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  240. Check out the rest of Vox Almanac here: http://bit.ly/2DkcQou
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  241. Thanks again for watching and being a part of this community 💛💛💛 We’ll be hanging out in the comments today and answering some of your questions. Let us know! And if you haven't subscribed to our channel yet ... now's your chance! http://goo.gl/0bsAjO
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  242. This is the last of our four-part World Cup coverage. For more, take a listen to Vox’s daily news podcast, Today Explained. They’ve covered everything from Qatar to players who became legends from winning the World Cup: https://spoti.fi/3P7jwZP You can also read more of our crucial reporting on the migrant labor system on Vox.com here: http://bit.ly/3itjO0J
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  243. For more check out our episode of Explained on the history of gaming and the rise of esports, now available to stream on Netflix: http://www.netflix.com/explained
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  244. Al Nelson worked on Top Gun: Maverick’s sound design at Skywalker Sound. Their website has a bunch of info about other projects they’ve worked on, like Avatar and Andor: https://www.skysound.com/
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  245. Love fake-out fade outs like the one in Strawberry Fields Forever? Here are 25 more: https://open.spotify.com/user/joeposner/playlist/3Sm4iaifHeN1UQrWYWUIiy -joe
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  246. Since we published this video, the record has been broken many times and is now more than a second lower than Collin's time. How low can it go? Follow along here: https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/e.php?eventId=333®ionId=&years=&show=100%2BPersons&single=Single
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  247. If you want to learn more about the TV show Cops, make sure to check out the podcast "Running From Cops". Listen here: https://pineapple.fm/cops
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  248. +Michelle Kopp I just talked to Dany on the phone. He said he does not fear more attention. The Paquete is now a fixture of Cuban media consumption habits, and Dany believes that if they cracked down on it there would be a lot of outcry. It seems to be an open secret in Cuba that is tolerated by the government.  - Johnny
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  249. June is World Roller Coaster Appreciation month and if you love roller coasters check out American Coaster Enthusiasts, the group that Randy Geisler is a part of. Check out their channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/ridewithace/ And if you’re looking for a deep dive into physics, Professor Matt has a channel too: https://www.youtube.com/user/yoprofmatt Thanks for watching!
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  250. Can't get enough Vox Almanac? Want to learn more about how it's made? Check out the Vox Video Lab, our membership program bringing you behind the scenes of Vox Video in brand new ways. You can learn more about the other perks of joining the Video Lab at https://www.vox.com/join.
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  251. If you’re interested in watching all the skate videos referenced in the video, I made a comprehensive google doc w/ links and timecode. It’s in the description!
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  252. https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6gaVpowwihXR8Yxy/html5
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  253. For those wondering about title graphic at :33, it's Cecil Robert's — Toto- Africa (playing in an empty shopping centre)! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D__6hwqjZAs
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  254. Victor Gruen's early work was prolific. Some consider his indoor shopping mall the greatest building design of the 20th century. You can learn about the mall's history as a social space, and why Gruen ultimately turned against his grand vision in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oooVC3zfDc8 _Carlos W.
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  255. Fox news isn't just supporting Trump -- they're speaking directly to him. Watch the Strikethrough episode on it here: http://bit.ly/2FVpjxS
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  256. A previous version of this video neglected to credit The Outline for some of the information in this video. You should read The Outline's work on this topic here: https://theoutline.com/post/1192/google-s-featured-snippets-are-worse-than-fake-news
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  257. Want to learn more about the NBA's troubles in China? Make sure to listen to this episode of Today Explained, a daily podcast from Vox: https://art19.com/shows/today-explained/episodes/19d61e8b-55f6-4f57-a1be-49f8f5bb7828
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  258. UPDATE: According to Forrest Fenn, the treasure has been found! "It was under a canopy of stars in the lush, forested vegetation of the Rocky Mountains and had not moved from the spot where I hid it more than 10 years ago. I do not know the person who found it, but the poem in my book led him to the precise spot. I congratulate the thousands of people who participated in the search and hope they will continue to be drawn by the promise of other discoveries."
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  259. Want to see what a movie looks like when it’s shot and displayed at a high frame rate intentionally? Gemini Man was famously shot at a higher frame rate than normal, and it played in some theaters at 120 frames a second. Online, you can find clips of the 60 FPS version, like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX2vsvdq8nw
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  260. If you’d like to dig through the sourcing for each fact, we created a doc for you: bit.ly/3Owasif EDIT: Here's our previous episode about cannabis legalization: https://youtu.be/8TPaCsQVwA8. I’d love to hear any feedback about our debate format or about any topics you think we should tackle next. Thanks for watching. —Laura
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  261. Correction: at 0:32 the building pictured is mistakenly identified as Westminster Cathedral, when it is in fact Westminster Abbey. We're working on updating the video now!
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  262. This video is part of a series of videos arguing the best cases for leading Democratic candidates for president. You can read the essays these were based on at http://vox.com/the-case-for UPDATE: Elizabeth Warren has dropped out, but you can watch the case for Joe Biden (https://youtu.be/4c5fuOPCeYw) and Bernie Sanders (https://youtu.be/1PjNlBV-_s8) on our channel.
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  263. Thanks so much for watching! This episode started with a question we got from a subscriber: how did meme culture become such a big part of how we communicate on the internet? Answering that often felt like trying to explain the world’s biggest inside joke. But I think that understanding meme culture — its visual language, the kinds of jokes it helps us tell, and whose voices it amplifies — can show us a lot about how we create and share ideas right now.  Keep an eye out for new, free episodes of Glad You Asked every Tuesday. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications (🔔) to get more Vox videos: http://bit.ly/voxyoutube -christophe
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  265. In Helsinki, Trump’s true message to Putin was: “Thank you.” And we have no idea what to do about it. Read Ezra Klein’s full feature story now on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2Ln8fTj
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  266. :( -Phil
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  267. Here's the simulator we used in the video: http://las.pfeg.noaa.gov/oscurs/ It's actually pretty fun to play with. You'll notice that tweaking just a few variables can give you different results. There are a ton of other neat things we didn't put in the video, so here are a few. This simulator's fun, since it simulates where plastic might end up (and, by extension, bottles): http://www.adrift.org.au/ And here's a site that shows a ton of global tracking buoys: http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/phod/dac/index.php Finally, here's a beautiful, slightly trippy visualization of the ocean's surface currents: http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=3827 -Phil
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  268. Beaches aren't the only area where economic disparities are hurting communities. Check out our video on how "levee wars" are making flooding worse: http://bit.ly/2ryAHcN
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  269. Hey Darkroom fans! We've released a video extra from Coleman about Robert Falcon Scott's doomed expedition to the South Pole in the Video Lab. Sign up here and check it out! http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  270. Thanks for watching the premiere episode of Season 2 of Glad You Asked! New episodes become free to watch on this channel every Wednesday. You can catch up on previous episodes here: https://bit.ly/3qJ4M5y Want some behind-the-scenes intel on this season? Sign up for our Vox Video newsletter: http://www.vox.com/video-newsletter
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  271. Want to make your own face mask, even if you can't sew? You can find instructions and answers to more common mask questions on Vox: https://bit.ly/2Ks3Xvc
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  272. Thanks for watching! Let us know in the comments below if you think the movie theater experience is still something that can’t be replicated and what movie you’re looking forward to watching in theaters next 👇
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  273. There is one, slightly fantastical way the US could avoid hitting the debt ceiling: by minting a $1 trillion coin. Vox Senior Correspondent Dylan Matthews explains: https://bit.ly/30yauQ3
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  274. To understand exactly how the process of impeachment works, from inquiry to removal, watch our video "How to impeach a president" https://youtu.be/JRtJXnsUYBc
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  275. Loved this episode of Earworm? Don't miss the rest of this season: http://bit.ly/2KJFO3V From our obsession with falsetto in pop music to our collab with Jacob Collier to break down a Stevie Wonder classic – this season will take you down a musical rabbit hole. Grab your headphones and tune in 🎵
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  276. Thanks for watching Strikethrough! To see more of Carlos Maza's work, check out his new independent channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8l1OH0DOYARGUTrqAcWW2w
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  277. This video is focused on Olympic bobsledding, but that’s definitely not the only time bobsled athletes compete. In other events, women can (and do!) compete in 4-person sleds. In 2014, the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation even ruled that the four-person bob is gender-neutral. That year, Elana piloted a 4-person sled with 3 men behind her. Thanks for watching! -Kim
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  278. The lawsuit against Harvard not only forces us to talk about where Asian Americans fit into the affirmative action debate, but also their role in the racial equity debate. Read why on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2C1Bc56
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  279. We launched the Video Lab last month, and it's going strong! If you'd like behind the scenes peeks of our work, access to your favorite creators, and more perks like a little badge that levels up over time, learn more about the Lab at https://bit.ly/vox-video-lab-join. Becoming a member is the best way to support our journalism and to help us make our videos even better. Thanks for watching!
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  280. The ketogenic diet is backed by good science. But findings support it as a treatment for epilepsy, not losing weight. Read our full explainer breaking down the research on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2FKztUu
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  281. Thanks for watching. This is the second of five videos we're putting out about climate coverage this week. You can watch the first one here, on extreme heat and what cities can do to combat it: https://youtu.be/ZQ6fSHr5TJg
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  282. Welcome to another episode of Vox Atlas! We’re using maps to explore today’s most complex geopolitical, foreign policy, and conflict stories. The videos can be found in this playlist: http://bit.ly/2DeS9Gk. And please send me story suggestions in the comments! -Sam
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  283. Yes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2wy7Fp2fqw
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  284. If you want more analysis and insight straight from Ezra himself, subscribe to the Ezra Klein Show podcast! New episodes each Monday: http://bit.ly/2oiIsle
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  285. Thanks for watching! The video above is a primer on how we got here, how this technology works, and some of the implications. And for an extended discussion about what this means for human artists, designers, and illustrators, check out this bonus video: https://youtu.be/sFBfrZ-N3G4
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  286. Hi everyone - seeing a lot of misinterpretation, so just want to clarify. This video is NOT making a judgment about which sports require more skill. It's about how well a sport measures skill. In other words, how confident can you be that outcomes in a sport reflect true differences in skill? You can be more sure of that in basketball than in hockey. I know that's not super intuitive, but alas, that's stats for ya. - joss
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  287. If you want more context, read this article from our website that goes into more detail on the tax bill: http://bit.ly/2qWUe9h
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  288. I asked Mark the same thing basically — it's a good question! He said a lot of it is knowing how to mentally support the players - some kids need someone to help them before going into a big match, while others might want everybody to back off. The rest is technical stuff — so, for example, he might advise changing up a stacking style if a technique isn't working. He also told me that sometimes they'll watch a stack in slow motion to see where the pain points are. -Phil
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  289. If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to check out the first episode of Vox Borders Colombia: Why Colombia has taken in 1 million Venezuelans. Watch now: http://bit.ly/2KWMR8c
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  290. Thanks for watching! Have you stayed in container home? Let us know in the comments below 👇
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  291. If you'd like to help us make our videos even better, consider joining the Video Lab: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership Happy Friday! Thanks for watching our stuff 🌻🌻
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  292. Want to see Green Book listings in your hometown? Check out these amazing scans of several editions from the New York Public Library: http://on.nypl.org/2if6YDg
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  293. Happy Friday! Check out our Atlas episode explaining the conflict in Kashmir here: http://bit.ly/2CA3kfi
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  294. The Goods is a new section on Vox.com explains what we buy, why we buy it, and why it matters. Check it out: vox.com/the-goods Or subscribe to The Goods newsletter for our best articles and videos: http://vox.com/the-goods-newsletter
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  295. Lustron fan sites abound, including the Lustron Locator, which lets you find the possible location of Lustron homes near you: http://www.lustronlocator.com/ Thanks for watching!
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  296. If you want to check if an email has been authenticated with DMARC, click on "Show original" in Gmail, "View message source" in Outlook, or "View Raw message" in Yahoo, and search for "dmarc."
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  297. Vox Earworm is back with a three-part series all about Jazz! Stay tuned for two more videos from Estelle on one of music's most dynamic genres, but in the meantime be sure to check out Earworm's complete first season here: http://bit.ly/2QCwhMH
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  298. Thank you for watching the latest episode of Missing Chapter! We initially set out to just tell the story of the Native American boarding schools — but along the way we learned about the era of Native adoptions that followed. We traveled to Minnesota (which has the highest disparity in the US when it comes to placements of Native American children into the child welfare system) — and that’s where we interviewed all the wonderful folks who you meet in this piece! This episode was another idea that came from our viewers via the callout (still open for story submissions here: http://bit.ly/2RhjxMy), so thanks to those of you who shared your ideas! It was one of our most requested suggestions, so I’m really excited to get to share it with y’all. And for more of Vox's reporting around Indigenous Peoples' Day, check out the latest episode of Today Explained: https://art19.com/shows/today-explained/episodes/b3c90450-3efd-49ad-b03a-255bc85aad31 – Ranjani
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  299. Here's Episode 1 of our new show on Netflix, called "Explained." Episodes 2 & 3 are at www.netflix.com/explained right now, and we're releasing new episodes every Wednesday. Thanks for watching and supporting us over the years, we love making videos for all of you!
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  300. Happy friday everyone!
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  301. After watching the video, who do you think should win the Oscar for best visual effects?
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  302. Stay up to date with more of our reporting on the Russian invasion of Ukraine: https://bit.ly/3hylMJr
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  303. Subscribe and turn on notifications (🔔) to make sure you don't miss any new Vox videos. You can find all of our existing coronavirus videos in one playlist right here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dBbOh_8kPN5s5aJHt1UCwn
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  304. Hey everyone! Our Production Manager Ashley and I had a little too much fun researching footage for this video and wanted to share some of our favorites with you. Head over to the Video Lab to check out our recommendations for some of the best tornado videos on the internet (and a little karate too). www.youtube.com/vox/join - Kim
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  305. You can help refugees and people in Ukraine. The Future Perfect team at Vox has put together a list of resources and recommended organizations where you can make a difference. Read more here: https://bit.ly/36PI6fq
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  306. Since September, Australia's wildfires have burned through an area larger than Portugal. Read more about the devastation and what you can do to help: http://bit.ly/2QTKd7C
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  307. It's been just over 2 years since Covid-19 was declared a pandemic in the US. During that time, mask wearing, mandates, and vaccines became deeply polarizing topics. Understand the partisan pandemic in 15 charts, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv0dQfRRrEQ
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  308. If you want a straight-forward, clear explanation of what's happening with health care... there's a Vox video for that! Two, actually! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKk4uwFw3oM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcHGBaf_ggU Oh, and thanks for tolerating my terrible Frank Underwood impression. - Carlos
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  309. I’ll be in Hong Kong at the end of May, and getting deep into planning for the trip over the next month. If you have any thoughts on places I should visit, or story tips for Hong Kong/Macau send them to me here: vox.com/borders-local – Johnny
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  310. Hey everyone! Thank you so much for watching this episode of Atlas on Sudan’s conflict. This video is just a start to understanding what’s going on. We didn’t go deeper into the wars in Darfur and South Sudan, but if you’d like to learn more I recommend the two books below: 1. Darfur: A New History of a Long War https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/darfur-a-new-history-of-a-long-war/ 2. First Raise a Flag: How South Sudan Won the Longest War but Lost the Peace https://www.amazon.com/First-Raise-Flag-South-Longest/dp/0190052708 —Rajaa
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  311. Hi all, we see your comments about adding captions in other languages and we hear you loud and clear! We've now added professional translations for Spanish, Portuguese, and Hindi. You can access them by hitting the cog icon > subtitles/CC > and selecting the language of your choice. Unfortunately since YouTube discontinued the community translation tool last fall we haven't been able to accept translations from viewers, but we're looking into ways to fill this gap. For now, our goal is to hire professional translators where we can. We welcome your thoughts and feedback on how we can improve this process and we want to know: which language translations would be the most important to you? Thanks – The Vox Video team
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  312. Big thanks to the Verge for letting us use footage from a great documentary they made years ago about NFL broadcasts. Check it out here: http://bit.ly/2HYSXFN And thanks to Phil Edwards for inspiring this video with a piece he wrote for Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2I2iVs8. If you’re interested in this topic, take some time to listen to this really lovely radio documentary made by an audio engineer who works on the Olympics: http://bit.ly/2jhyzlp -joss
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  313. Thanks for watching Strikethrough! To see more of Carlos Maza's work, check out his new independent channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8l1OH0DOYARGUTrqAcWW2w
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  314. This process of photogrammetry isn't just used for games, but in many different disciplines. You can browse — and download — the Smithsonian Museum's collection of 3D objects, including the Apollo 11 command module: https://3d.si.edu/ -Phil
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  315. Watch our 2015 interview with Bill Gates right here: https://youtu.be/9AEMKudv5p0
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  316. The risk of coronavirus when you go out isn't binary. Here's how to think about the risk and how to mitigate it, in one chart: https://bit.ly/2MkCpJb
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  317. Geotagging, Instagram pop-up experiences, scent... marketing? We're breaking it all down in The Goods, our new series on why we buy the things we buy: http://bit.ly/2zcJ2pC
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  318. Hello! Christina, Vox producer, here. Thanks for coming on this journey with me! As with all videos, there are always bits of information that don’t make it in. A tidbit I couldn’t include but found very interesting was that during the Vietnam War (or the American War, as they call it in Vietnam), the US secretly used cloud seeding as a weapon. Here’s a 1972 New York Times article that goes into more detail: https://www.nytimes.com/1972/07/03/archives/rainmaking-is-used-as-weapon-by-us-cloudseeding-in-indochina-is.html Were you familiar with cloud seeding before watching this video? Let me know in the comments!
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  319. Back for season three of Stranger Things? Read our spoiler-free review: http://bit.ly/30gVq44 And tell us in the comments: do you skip the intro, or watch through?
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  320. We did our first collaboration with our friends at Verge Science to explore how at-home DNA tests are putting everyone at risk. Check out their video here: https://youtu.be/7q8Oa97a04g
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  321. For more from our friends at The Pudding, check them out at: https://pudding.cool/ They make data fun and accessible, providing longform and interactive data journalism pieces spanning topics from Ali Wong to Air Jordans.
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  322. +King Kasper Hi there - thanks for this note. It's always tough to decide which countries to include, so we simply used the top 10 countries on the UN's Human Development Index. http://hdr.undp.org/en/composite/HDI
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  323. Hey all - thanks for watching our first episode of Shift Change. We'll have another one, produced by Christophe, next Monday. To read more about this topic, check out the links in the description. -joss
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  324. Hey Cecil! I'll add a link to your video in our description. p.s., if you look in the credits, I made sure to add your name there. Great job with the edit - Carlos
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  325. We may not know what aliens look like, but here are the 116 images NASA wanted them to see: http://bit.ly/2IlurMm
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  326. You may have noticed at 4:41 we left out the gray wolves in the southwestern United States. This is because that population is part of a subspecies known as the Mexican Gray Wolf. The latest proposal from the Fish and Wildlife Service wouldn’t affect the endangered status of these animals, though conservationists argue we should be doing more: https://www.knau.org/post/scientists-conservationists-call-sweeping-changes-mexican-gray-wolf-recovery-plan You can learn more about their recovery here: https://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/mexicanwolf/ -Kim
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  327. Note: Ayanna Pressley from Massachusetts and Jahana Hayes from Connecticut are the first black women elected to congress from New England. We mistakenly left out Hayes. We regret the oversight.
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  328. Three documentaries down, three to go! Next one is coming Tuesday - sign up for my newsletter if you want to stay up to date: www.vox.com/borders-email. Back to editing. - Johnny
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  329. https://gfycat.com/OblongAssuredClam
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  330. This video is part of a series of videos arguing the best cases for leading Democratic candidates for president. You can read the essays these were based on at http://vox.com/the-case-for UPDATE: Pete Buttigieg has dropped out, but you can watch the case for Joe Biden (https://youtu.be/4c5fuOPCeYw) and Bernie Sanders (https://youtu.be/1PjNlBV-_s8) on our channel.
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  331. UPDATE: On January 20th, 2021, in his first day in office, Joe Biden signed an Executive Order that adopts the latest Supreme Court ruling's more expansive inclusion of LGBTQ rights under sex discrimination protections. This reverses Trump's orders. This was the eighth episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to our callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  332. Moving the embassy is controversial, breaking with decades of official US policy — and it comes at a particularly tumultuous time for Israel and the region. Read more on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2k3pFIE
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  333. Correction: In a previous version at 2:27, we mistakenly used a photo of Grace Bol when referring to Alek Wek.
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  334. Thanks so much for watching this video! At the beginning of the piece I show a few seconds of that six minute “Ah” scene which occurs during the second act of the opera. For video lab members, I’ve linked the entire sitzprobe rehearsal of that scene so you’ll get a better sense of how insanely challenging singing it is. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/6C7RXsADQmg Enjoy! – Estelle
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  335. First of all: your profile is amazing 😂 And yes; $115,000 over 23 years comes out to just $5,000 per year. Not even close to what Stinson would have made had he just worked a full-time, minimum wage job.
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  336. Thanks for watching Strikethrough! To see more of Carlos Maza's work, check out his new independent channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8l1OH0DOYARGUTrqAcWW2w
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  337. re: Last Week Tonight. No, we aren't owned by HBO. We're just as surprised as you are.
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  338. Read about the real state of the union, the things Trump failed to mention, on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2DR5ZQx
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  339. Read more on psychology and political beliefs from Vox's Brian Resnick: https://www.vox.com/2017/7/10/15928438/fact-checks-political-psychology https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2016/12/28/14088992/brain-study-change-minds -Coleman
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  340. Thanks for watching! Unexplainable is a science show about everything we don’t know. They have two episodes on the James Webb Space Telescope. You can find those episodes and the rest of the Unexplainable's library of content here: https://www.vox.com/unexplainable
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  341. Explained is BACK! With a miniseries: THE MIND, EXPLAINED takes a five-episode deep dive into how our brains handle memory, anxiety, psychedelics and dreams, narrated by Emma Stone. This is just the first episode – see the whole thing at http://www.netflix.com/mindexplained
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  342. So excited to finally bring the Vox Borders documentaries to light. I'm releasing the first official documentary on October 17th, across Youtube and Facebook. The other 5 will come weekly after that. If you want to make sure you don't miss them, you can follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox or sign up for my newsletter: www.vox.com/borders-email. Thanks for sharing in this journey with me, it's been an incredible one. Can't wait to start releasing the documentaries! - Johnny
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  343. This is the first of a series of videos coming every Tuesday in March, answering questions big and small about the human body. From sight to sound to hormones, subscribe to see more about the weird stuff inside of us. Thanks for watching!
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  344. Check out our video on how highways changed US cities: http://bit.ly/2mQJOCx
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  345. Read more on how Rotten Tomatoes works from Vox's Alissa Wilkinson: https://www.vox.com/culture/2017/8/31/16107948/rotten-tomatoes-explainer-critics-movies-aggregation
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  346. Hello! Something I didn't get into in the video is that part of the difficulty of the science on fluoride is that when it comes to studying its risks, there has never been a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study — the gold standard in science for proving causation. All of the studies we mention in the video are observational. Observational studies are typical in epidemiology when researching something that could be harmful in some doses. But surprisingly, there’s never been this kind of trial on the benefits of water fluoridation, either. The Undark podcast alerted me to the first study of this kind — studying water fluoridation’s benefits — currently underway at the University of North Carolina. Here’s a link to the podcast and to details about the ongoing trial: https://undark.org/2024/12/23/podcast-fluoride-toxic-low-levels/ https://trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13063-024-08000-4#Abs1 Also, if you live in the US, you can check whether your community currently fluoridates its water here: https://nccd.cdc.gov/doh_mwf/default/Default.aspx -Laura
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  347. This was the fifth episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to the callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  348. Thanks for watching! For more of Missing Chapter's reporting on indigenous rights, check out our video on the legacy of forced assimilation and adoptions in the US: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGqWRyBCHhw -Ranjani
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  349. These photos capture the stark contrast in police response to the George Floyd protests and the anti-lockdown protests: https://bit.ly/3cEASrW
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  350. Correction: At :33, a previous version of this video misstated the reason for Staff Secretary Rob Porter's resignation. He resigned when allegations of domestic abuse against him by his two ex-wives became public.
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  351. For other free, full episodes of our Netflix series, watch here: https://youtu.be/C65iqOSCZOY
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  352. Set lighting is just one part of everything that goes into a TV show. Watch our video to see the entire process from start to finish: http://bit.ly/2Ji191l
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  353. Three more days!!! Thank you all for sharing this journey with me, the past few months have been an insane, incredible whirlwind. I'm so excited to finally be releasing these. If you want to make sure you don't miss them, the best ways are to follow me on facebook (www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox) or sign up for my newsletter (www.vox.com/borders-email). - Johnny
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  354. Have you been watching our travel series? This is the fourth of five videos all about the hidden design details, trends, and systems in travel! So far we’ve looked at big boats, trains, RVs, and American automobiles … and last but not least? Planes! See you next week!
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  355. We asked you for your biggest questions surrounding impeachment – and got hundreds of responses! So we compiled the questions and answers in one impeachment mega-explainer on Vox. Check it out: http://vox.com/impeachment And if you still have questions, ask away here: http://bit.ly/31PB0Aq
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  356. The CBD industry was valued at $350 million in 2017. By 2020 it could top $1 billion. But there's one problem: nobody can say for sure how CBD even works. Read more on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2FNSExL
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  357. For the first time ever, we released this story in podcast form, too! Listen here: https://spoti.fi/2GuKqLz The podcast provides a more in-depth narrative from the protesters who were in St. Augustine in 1964. Listen, subscribe, and tell us what you think in the comments! –Ranjani
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  358. Thanks for watching. It’s worth noting that North Carolina is not the only place where the lagoon and sprayfield system exists. A lot of large-scale pig farms in the US store and dispose of waste in this way. In states like Iowa that experience more frequent freezing temperatures however, farms store the waste in deep pits under the hog buildings. Other states require lagoons to be covered. And, small-scale farmers graze their pigs. But I couldn’t find anywhere a version of a wastewater treatment plant that most advocates are calling for, aside from the pilot projects funded through the Smithfield agreement in North Carolina, one of which we show in the video. It seems clear to me that changing this system would require an industry-wide sea change, led by corporations fronting the cost and more government regulation. For our international audience: Does your country raise hogs in a way that looks different than this? If so, I’d love to hear about it below. -Laura
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  359. To learn more about this technology, and try it out yourself, check out the links in the description box. Thanks for watching! -joss
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  360. This video was dubbed with a synthetic voice thanks to help from Papercup, an AI-powered video translation company that’s on a mission to get content in front of more people across the world. Let us know what you think in the comments, or reach out at voxvideo@vox.com. Find more of our videos in Spanish here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eOodS2LhALq1f93cqnJqWI Este video fue doblado con una voz artificial gracias a la ayuda de Papercup, una empresa de traducción de video impulsada por inteligencia artificial que tiene la misión de mostrar contenido a más personas en todo el mundo. Háganos saber lo que piensa en los comentarios o comuníquese con voxvideo@vox.com. Encuentre más de nuestros videos en español aquí: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eOodS2LhALq1f93cqnJqWI
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  361. Thanks for watching. You can read more of Vox’s reporting on the Belarus migrant crisis here: https://bit.ly/3pB0zlN
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  362. If you haven't heard, we launched a membership program on YouTube! And of course we made a video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0cvGRUbusQ
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  363. The first Vox Borders documentary launches in 8 days. It's publishing October 17th, across Youtube and Facebook. The other 5 will come weekly after that, on Tuesdays. If you want to make sure you don't miss them, you can follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox or sign up for my newsletter: www.vox.com/borders-email. I'm so excited to release these. I've been working on nothing else for the past 6 months, and I think they'll live up to the hype! - Johnny
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  364. Thanks for all the thoughtful comments and debate! For those recommending that I watch CGP Grey's video on this, I have of course seen it already! To understand the key difference between our arguments, consider his 'humans are the new horses' analogy. The point of my video is: Horses don't buy things. Consumption rises with productivity growth, and it expands into weird unpredictable places, and that's what the futurists of the past couldn't imagine. They thought we'd work 15-hour weeks by now. Instead we're buying smart phones and apps, watching netflix, and eating at restaurants. That said, I hope nobody takes this video to mean we shouldn't worry about the future. It's not that there won't be challenges, it's that we need to diagnose those challenges correctly and precisely. If we sit around waiting for mass unemployment to show up so that we can pass a basic income, we may find that those conditions don't arrive any time soon. The idea is to shift the focus from the number of jobs to the quality of jobs, the prospects for mobility, access to education and opportunity. That's not as sexy as daydreaming about a robot jobpocalypse, but it's truly the task at hand. We'll be discussing some of these topics in future episodes, so stay tuned. And thanks for watching :) -joss
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  365. Want a heads up about new Missing Chapter episodes dropping this season and a behind-the-scenes look at our reporting process? Sign up for our newsletter: http://vox.com/missing-chapter
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  366. Avian flu is a huge topic from economics to animal welfare to biodiversity and pandemic preparedness and virology. This piece is meant to give an overview. I’ve linked to more Vox coverage in the description, but here’s two related pieces that helped answer some other top questions: We have a vaccine that could protect poultry from avian flu but we won’t use it in the US because of the “DIVA” problem. More on that from Vox’s Kenny Torrella: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2022/11/22/23472207/bird-flu-vaccine-turkey-prices-chickens-hens-cull-depopulation If you want to learn more about influenza (naming conventions and the full details on what I meant by “our flu shot is very specific,”) my previous video on the quest to build a universal flu shot breaks it down: https://youtu.be/mXzgOa3cSeE?si=XaoIHQbnbleTXOnd -Kim
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  367. This is the second of four videos we’re putting out this week on 4 big issues in the US. Watch the first video, about the pills that make the country’s new abortion bans a lot harder to enforce, here: https://youtu.be/Al0rBxHuVk4
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  368. If you want more context about the protests in Iran, read our article on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2m2r4k0
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  369. 🎧 For more, listen to our episode of Today, Explained about Imran Khan's rise to power, which includes a deeper look at why democracy in Pakistan never seems to last long: http://bit.ly/2oj2WdJ
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  370. To their credit, Facebook makes public all of the ads running across their platforms through their Ad Library. Check it out here: https://www.facebook.com/ads/library
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  371. We also did one about why people think Vikings wore horned helmets, Mr. Norseman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTLbLeow2nQ
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  372. We're hosting a livestream Q&A with Elizabeth Scheltens, the creator of this video, for Video Lab members next on Thursday, May 9th! Senior Vox producer Joss Fong will be moderating, so if you have questions about our journalistic process, video production, research, animation techniques, or anything else, be sure to sign up here to get them answered live on stream! http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  373. Thanks so much for watching the video! I’ve listed quite a few fun things to check out in the description, including a link to archive.org’s internet arcade, which allows you to play hundreds of vintage arcade games for free online, and Toshi’s book, which will keep you occupied for hours if you’re bored at home right now! - Estelle
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  374. During the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics, Mirai Nagasu became the first American woman to land a triple axel in an Olympic competition. Read more about the historic move: http://bit.ly/2suyYs0 and learn why the triple axel is such a big deal: http://bit.ly/2oGrA7N
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  375. I really enjoyed speaking with these eclipse chasers over the past few weeks. Their passion for this wonderful natural phenomenon was infectious and there were so many more quotes I wished I could fit into this video. But you can read them here! https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/8/10/16114762/total-solar-eclipse-chasers-2017 -joss
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  376. An earlier episode of Vox Atlas explores the man-made famines threatening 20 million people in Nigeria, Somalia, and Yemen. Watch: http://bit.ly/2lpxzfT
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  377. Thanks for watching. Want to get involved in our videos? We currently have a call out for audience questions for a new video project and would love to have you participate! Submissions link is here: https://forms.gle/obDx51fCqLJ7h1EdA
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  378. Preliminary research on the q-collar, conducted on high school athletes, indicates it can go a long way in mitigating the damage of repeated brain injuries. If you’re interested in learning more, check out: https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-authorizes-marketing-novel-device-help-protect-athletes-brains-during-head-impacts Thanks for watching. —Marie
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  379. Correction: At 2:55, a previous version of this video mistakenly included Australia in the list of countries that got rid of their deductions for charitable contributions. In fact, it should be Austria.
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  380. Thanks for watching. This week on the channel has been all about power in the US — who has power, how they wield it, and what it explains about how this country works. Check out the other videos in the series here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5d6JhWSEt8ybDrwMEUfJJq0
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  381. We just launched our official online store! Get your Vox tees, hoodies, hats – and exclusive Vox Atlas, Earworm, and Missing Chapter stickers – all in one place at http://www.vox.com/shop
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  382. Pennsylvania is just one example of extensive partisan gerrymandering in the US, but redrawing this one state map may have big ramifications for the the 2018 midterm elections. Read about it on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2CORxqW
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  383. This was the final episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk We also produced an explainer on the US's Electoral College just in time for the election: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajavsMbCapY Thanks to everyone who responded to our callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  384. To read more about the timeline for ending DACA protections, check out this piece from Vox's Dara Lind: https://www.vox.com/2017/9/5/16252648/trump-daca-end-deadline
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  385. Correction: A previous version of this video had Iran labeled as Afghanistan at 5:44. The mistake has been corrected.
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  386. This will be the last Vox Borders dispatch from Haiti. Currently in Mexico, exploring the country's beautiful south, along its border with Guatemala. Then heading to Spain. This video is part of a much, much larger project I'm producing. You can check it out on my Facebook page: www.facebook.com/JohnnyHarrisVox/ -Johnny
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  387. Update: When we initially released this video in 2015 Serena Willams had won 21 Grand Slam titles. Today, that number is 23. Racist and sexist attacks on Willams also continue, with a new editorial cartoon showing a racist depiction of this tennis champion following a contentious US Open women’s final. Read more: http://bit.ly/2QhLUJD
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  388. Thanks for watching! Other Thermopane experiments happened before it was adopted for residential use — Thermopane maker, Libbey-Owens-Ford made canopies for P-47 fighter planes in 1943 and 1944. -Phil
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  389. Thanks for watching. This video is part of our ongoing coverage on Ukraine. To learn more about the historical context guiding the headlines today, view our playlist here: https://bit.ly/3ihWvU4
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  390.  @MarkWTK  Make sure to come back on Thursday for one more Olympics video!
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  391. Are you in the cult of A24? Let us know your favorite (or least favorite) A24 production in the comments below!
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  392. In a previous version, the watershed line at 00:41 was mislabeled and drawn incorrectly. We've fixed the error to reflect the correct watershed boundaries.
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  393. +TheSamgri yep
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  394. Hey everyone: this dispatch video is part of the Vox Borders project. I'm visiting six places around the world to document the human impact of borders. Those videos will release in fall 2017, but in the meantime I'm making these vlogs about the interesting things I see abroad. If you want to follow the project, the best way is liking my FB page: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox and signing up for the Vox Borders newsletter at www.vox.com/borders-email. I'll be asking for video ideas, feedback on the project, and answering questions as the journey unfolds! -Johnny
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  395. THANK YOU for all the support, we really really appreciate it! If you want to help us improve our channel, you can fill out this short survey to give us feedback on how we're doing: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5SRVZPV We love making videos for you all <3
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  396. We built an interactive tool that lets you see how the census definition of race has changed over time: http://bit.ly/2s5gWN2.
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  397. July 2019 UPDATE: To read about the resolution of Stinson's lawsuit, read this article from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/milwaukee/2019/07/11/milwaukee-pay-7-5-million-wrongfully-convicted-man/1673834001/
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  398. Vladimir Putin has been ruling Russia for more than two decades. In that time he has shaped the country into an authoritarian and militaristic society. Our 2017 video explains his calculated rise to power from KGB spy to president of Russia: https://youtu.be/lxMWSmKieuc
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  399. Boeing is currently working to get the 737 Max approved for flight again. If you're interested, you can read about the latest developments on our website: https://www.vox.com/2019/4/5/18296646/boeing-737-max-mcas-software-update
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  400. Get lost in the onlookers, ugly restaurants, caves, and, of course, same sky postcards in James’s incredible full online collection by clicking this link, SwellMap on Flickr 👇 https://www.flickr.com/photos/94207108@N02/albums Have fun! -Coleman
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  401. Ezra Klein and Jennifer Richeson discuss white threat and American politics in a recent episode of the Ezra Klein Show. Listen to the full episode here and subscribe to our new channel: http://bit.ly/2w7hmSx
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  402. This was the second episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to the callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  403. We ran into a lot of amazing sport stacking channels while researching this video — here's a few: Zhewei Wu: Awesome stacking, including a lot of big names. Includes GoPro Stacking! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsAFx6q22Vf4C3IteoJopmQ William Orrell: The lion of Carolina (OK, we made that up). But he is almost certainly the top U.S. Stacker, and he has awesome cups. https://www.youtube.com/user/GoldenYoshi88 Hyeon Jong Choi: Vox is US-based, but stacking is international. Hyeon Jong Choi is an amazing South Korean stacker who's also younger than the ones we featured (which is common in the sport). https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl9a3kL7JgpDWmAdhnszJgg Josh Hainsel: The new 3-6-3 record holder! https://www.youtube.com/user/hainsels WSSA: The active channel of the sport itself. https://www.youtube.com/user/theWSSA Again, this is just a very small list and we'd love to know what we missed. -Phil
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  404. Replacing a fabric or metallic costume is way easier than replicating skin or a human face. Find out why it’s so hard to make CGI skin look real, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvFoKkWyZ5Y
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  405. This video is part of a series of videos arguing the best cases for leading Democratic candidates for president. You can read the essays these were based on at http://vox.com/the-case-for UPDATE: As the field narrows, you can watch the case for Bernie Sanders right here: https://youtu.be/1PjNlBV-_s8
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  406.  @aemonblackfyre4159  interesting idea!! this is definitely something we'll check out — maybe in a video about.. bridges?
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  407. This story is about the war in Gaza, but it's also a preview of the future of warfare. Over on our website, the reporter Sigal Samuel did an interview that delves into the ethical questions around that future even further. It's fascinating, complicated, and really, truly scary: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/24151437/ai-israel-gaza-war-hamas-artificial-intelligence
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  408. July 2019 UPDATE: To read about the resolution of Stinson's lawsuit, read this article from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/milwaukee/2019/07/11/milwaukee-pay-7-5-million-wrongfully-convicted-man/1673834001/
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  409. I probably could have dragged this video on for 45 minutes, but honestly I have to draw a line somewhere, right? Special thanks to the American Museum of Natural History for letting us film in its new Gilder Center and in its collections, where we looked at hundreds of bee specimens from around the world. If you want to see some more stunning photos of native bees, I really recommend you check out Krystle’s Instagram and US Geological Survey’s Flickr account: Krystle: https://www.instagram.com/beesip/?hl=en US Geological Survey: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usgsbiml/ If you find a favorite native bee, let me know below! (I really love the rusty patched bumblebee... What a fluffy stuffed animal.) —Kim
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  410. The book we show at 2:54 is Dixie's Daughters by Karen Cox, which features more about the UDC's efforts to preserve Confederate culture in the American South: https://upf.com/book.asp?id=9780813064130
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  411. Thanks for watching! Those “Craftsman” magazines have a motto printed in the inside: “Als Ik Kan.” It’s Dutch and basically translates to “As Best I Can” — a good summation of the Arts & Crafts ethos of individual craftsmanship.
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  412. Renegotiating NAFTA is the latest in the Trump administration's escalating rhetoric and action around international trade. Watch our video on trade wars, which outlines what's at stake: http://bit.ly/2qjliwj
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  413. Visit Vox.com for more information and analysis: http://www.vox.com/2017/3/6/14829526/american-health-care-act-gop-replacement Click here for a full list of stories on the legislation: http://www.vox.com/2017/1/5/14179258/obamacare-repeal-republican-votes-trump
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  414. For more information on the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, read more from Vox reporters Jen Kirby and Jonathan Guyer, here: https://bit.ly/3C1JZS1 Edit: Link was updated.
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  415. It's an interesting problem with old stuff like this: we just don't know how it was made. It could have been traced, could have been custom, or it could have been a famous font. That said, What The Font is great for stuff like this, and if you've never used it, it's fun. Here's the results for that image: https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/results?ch%5B0%5D=S&ch%5B1%5D=H&ch%5B2%5D=o&ch%5B3%5D=C&ch%5B4%5D=&ch%5B5%5D=K&ch%5B6%5D=W&ch%5B7%5D=A&ch%5B8%5D=V&ch%5B9%5D=E&ch%5B10%5D=S&session=0002069658ab2b950009080b00006b480&x=94&y=45 (Note that none of these may not have been the font used on the poster, but there are some nice stylistic matches.) -Phil
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  416. Thanks for watching Vox Atlas in the Amazon! Our second episode is all about Chico Mendes and the fight he led to protect the Amazon from deforestation. To understand how the destruction of the Amazon has evolved over time you can check out our first episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAZAKPUQMw0&t Let us know what you think of this video in the comments! And stay tuned for our third and final episode on Monday! -Christina
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  417. To celebrate reaching 4 million subscribers, we asked you to ask us anything - and you did. We chose from over 800 questions to make this video for you. See you at 5 million! In the meantime check out the video we made when our channel got 2 million subscribers, where we break down some of our favorite videos ever: http://bit.ly/2HSpPRx
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  418. +Rigo Ramirez Actually by $60, we meant 60 USD, not pesos.
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  419. Happy Friday! Hope everyone has a great weekend — thanks for watching our videos ✨
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  421. Voting is one of the most fundamental parts of democracy, so why aren't eligible voters registered automatically? Check out our video on the push for automatic voter registration, and how it could improve the US electoral process: http://bit.ly/2Jyhwry
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  422. Thanks for watching. This video is part of our series, Atlas. Catch more episodes of Atlas at our playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5e4MOmzf-piIWQb4INRW18g
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  423. Back in 2018, we produced a video on how the Saudi-led coalition uses weapons made by the United States to target Yemenis. You can watch that here for more context on Saudi Arabia's and the US’s involvement in this war: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DbdBIuFrIE
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  424. For more on MBS, listen to this episode of the Worldly podcast from shortly after he held his family hostage at the Ritz-Carlton: http://bit.ly/2E1c2mo. Worldly is Vox's weekly podcast on the most important foreign policy and national security stories in the world.
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  425. Hi everyone, here are sources for those of you who'd like to read more about this topic: China’s brutal crackdown on the Uighur Muslim minority, explained https://www.vox.com/2018/8/15/17684226/uighur-china-camps-united-nations China’s final solution in Xinjiang https://www.hoover.org/research/chinas-final-solution-xinjiang Migration and inequality in Xinjiang https://geog.ucla.edu/sites/default/files/users/fan/403.pdf https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB124811293085765891 Tracking China’s Muslim Gulag https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/muslims-camps-china/ List of re-education camps in Xinjiang https://medium.com/@shawnwzhang/list-of-re-education-camps-in-xinjiang-%E6%96%B0%E7%96%86%E5%86%8D%E6%95%99%E8%82%B2%E9%9B%86%E4%B8%AD%E8%90%A5%E5%88%97%E8%A1%A8-99720372419c
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  426. What was the last thing you bought at a museum gift shop?
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  427. Here's some more information about the police officer who overdosed. As we mentioned, the drug settled on his shirt, but it's unclear how exactly it entered his body. It's been widely reported that he was exposed through his skin, but it may be more likely that he inhaled it. http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/medical_examiner/2017/06/toxicologists_explain_the_medical_impossibility_of_overdosing_by_touching.html https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/5/8/15454832/fentanyl-carfentanil-opioid-epidemic
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  428. If, like me, you heard QWERTY was about slowing down typists, there's a surprising amount of literature debunking it. This paper, from 1985, appears to be one of the more influential ones in the surprisingly large field of QWERTY scholarship (and it helped this video a lot). https://campus.fsu.edu/bbcswebdav/users/jcalhoun/Courses/Growth_of_American_Economy/Chapter_Supplemental_Readings/Chapter_28/David-Clio_and_the_Economics_of_Qwerty.pdf -Phil
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  429. The factors that affect love have changed drastically since the Kamasutra was published. Check out our video on how the economy shapes our love lives here: http://bit.ly/2DoLjlq
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  430. David Jones It was definitely worth getting doused in seltzer for this
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  431. I mention influenza A and B briefly in this video — you might be wondering... what about Influenza C? And D? Well, it’s true that a truly universal flu vaccine would mean covering those too, but influenza C is generally very mild and is not thought to cause epidemics. And Influenza D? Well, that one is typically only found in cattle and unlikely to affect humans at all. You can read more about the types and how they’re defined here on the CDC’s website: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/viruses/types.htm -Kim
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  432. This season on Glad You Asked, we explore how racial injustice impacts our society. Watch the full season here: https://bit.ly/3fCd6lt Want updates on our new projects and series? Sign up for the Vox video newsletter: http://www.vox.com/video-newsletter For more reading about inequity in the U.S. education system, which we covered in this episode, visit our post on Vox.com: https://bit.ly/31U8S0J
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  433. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for our next episode, which takes a look at some options for job training and education. Since this video is a bit of a downer, I hope you'll check out the work of Zeynep Ton, an MIT prof who studies retailers that have successfully implemented a "good jobs strategy": https://hbr.org/2012/01/why-good-jobs-are-good-for-retailers -Joss
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  434. We already had this video in the works when you commented! It's published now, and you can watch it here: https://youtu.be/VYJtb2YXae8
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  435. One thing we didn't get to talk about in this piece is how equipment and clothing affect surface area. With suits, small changes can go a long way. One extra centimeter of slack doesn't sound like much, but when it's distributed across the body, it can have a parachute-like effect, giving skiers more airtime. On the other hand, making suits too skin-tight can cause athletes to go too fast, resulting in injuries. Besides looseness, suit material could dramatically affect how athletes cut through the air. While the V position’s changes were fairly definitive, uniform specifications are still being tinkered with year to year. The international ski federation has granular rules that define what suits can look like down to the centimeter. You can view all the specifications for competition equipment here: https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1544086634/fis-prod/Specifications_for_CC_JP_NC_SB_FS_FK_Competiton_Equipment.pdf -Ed
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  436. Hi there, thanks for watching and for this comment. I didn't come across anything about the conditions in poultry processing facilities in Australia in my research, but I did learn something about how the industry is in Europe. When I reached out to the National Chicken Council (the chicken industry lobby) for this story, they pointed out that other countries run their lines as fast if not faster than the US. It's hard to make those comparisons, though, because the regulatory framework and union power is so different in other places. In Europe for example, there is more regulation of the industry (for example, they switch up job roles and have standards about breaks,) factories tend to be smaller, and there is more automation (i.e. fewer human workers on the line), and more union power. Even so, people still criticize the industry there for workplace safety issues. I included some links in the video description related to the situation in Europe. I've also read some stories about dangerous working conditions in Brazil, which supposedly also runs their factory lines fast, and is the home of one of the largest meatpacking companies in the world, JBS. Some of it is detailed in this report: https://reporterbrasil.org.br/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Monitor2_ENG.pdf -Laura
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  437. As the Middle East has destabilized, the US-Saudi alliance has become more complicated. Read Vox reporter Matt Yglesias' argument for reconsidering the alliance here: http://bit.ly/2S6eAWM
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  438. Hey! If you like to hate on planned obsolescence and being manipulated by corporations, a video I produced last year on “why everything you buy is worse now” is up for a Webby! You can find it on our channel and vote for it here until April 18: https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2024/video/general-video/fashion-beauty-lifestyle ... Or you can thread below how much you hate me for the shameless self-promotion. That’s fine too! —Kim
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  439. Open Sourced is a new project from Recode by Vox, which includes lots of reporting and writing on our website in addition to videos: https://www.vox.com/open-sourced. We'd love to hear your questions about tech, data, AI, and privacy. Here's an easy form for you to submit questions for our journalists or contribute your own expertise: http://www.vox.com/opensourcednetwork
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  440. Hi! We've gotten some comments pointing out that this video should do more to explain marginal tax brackets. Agree that's support important, which is why we already made a video about it: https://youtu.be/VJhsjUPDulw. Show this to anyone who says the government wants to tax people at 70% overall!
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  441. Thanks for catching this! Our bad. We've added an info-card and will upload a corrected version shortly.
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  442. YOU ARE CORRECT i learned this too late - joss
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  443. After doing my research for this video— I'm like 90% sure that I don't have ADHD! -dion
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  444. This piece was a collaboration with our sister-site, Curbed! Check out the original article here: https://ny.curbed.com/2019/4/25/18515213/staten-island-usace-seawall-climate-change-photo-essay And for more information on how to build a resilient city check out Alissa Walker’s piece https://www.curbed.com/2017/2/15/14616928/trump-nasa-climate-change-california - Kim
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  445. We’re excited to introduce a third season of Darkroom! Our photography and history series has a whole new batch of photos to unpack for you – keep an eye out in the coming weeks for the real story of how the American bison almost became extinct, and a closer look at the most analyzed photo of all time: the famous “backyard photo” depicting John F Kennedy’s assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald. See you soon. -Coleman
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  446. Have you always wanted to be in a Vox video? If you have a question like Gaurav’s, something that keeps you up at night, or confuses you about the news, share it with us! We’re excited to make a whole series of videos answering questions directly from you. Hit us up! Let’s get some answers 👉 https://forms.gle/ATu6kYgKNaEXSr3UA And please note, we’re only accepting video submissions right now! No text-only questions will be considered.
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  447. Thanks for watching. This video is part of By Design, our series about the intersection of design and technology. For more videos like this, from playgrounds to font decisions, check out the playlist here: https://bit.ly/3PAav9U And if you're still reading, thread some of your favorite trails below!
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  448. Expiration dates aren’t the only confusing part of food packaging. Here’s why the “natural” food label on so many grocery store items is meaningless: http://bit.ly/2K8xtUL
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  449. How does a Band-Aid end up costing $629? Veteran Vox healthcare reporter Sarah Kliff is back for a second season with The Impact, our policy podcast on how healthcare affects everyday people: http://bit.ly/2Pah5JY
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  450. For more sports content from Vox, check out our HBO show Level Playing Field, which explores the surprising ways sports have shaped policy in America. Watch the full season here: https://bit.ly/39e9Yba
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  451. +NickiCorset Most of our video producers do their own design and effects. Johnny Harris did the writing, voiceover, animation, and editing for this video.
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  452. In the maps at 5:41 and at 6:25, the marker for Crawford Lake is incorrectly placed. Thanks to those who flagged it! But for more info on Crawford Lake check out this beautiful project that has a ton of detail about the field work there. If you scroll down you'll see the Anthropocene Working Group's study. https://www.anthropocene-curriculum.org/the-geological-anthropocene/site/crawford-lake
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  453. This video is from 2014. For more information on the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, read more from Vox reporters Jen Kirby and Jonathan Guyer, here: https://bit.ly/3C1JZS1 EDIT: Link has been updated.
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  454. One of Bill’s proudest YouTube moments came after the trailer for “Mother” was released. Almost immediately, YouTubers started cutting trailers for other movies in the style of the distinctive (and haunting) “Mother” trailer Bill cut. Watch Bill's original: https://youtu.be/XpICoc65uh0 And Zach Prewitt’s Rosemary’s Baby Cover: https://youtu.be/CXetZp3JVdw Thanks for watching. —Phil
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  455. Hello! It's been a while since I released a video with a playlist, but today is the day! Here's some of my favorite fish themed songs: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0b3ZYuyvizQFCqsutwBg9u?si=VSB4J3g2Qji1qQE1a_VcaA
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  456. If you're curious about how mankind reached the moon before, check out our video on Apollo 11 mission: http://youtu.be/OCjhCL2iqlQ
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  457. The Bailey Bridge is one of many creative designs used in war - check out our earlier video about the dazzle ships of World War I. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDbq7y20wpw -Phil
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  458. The first commercial solar cell was purchased in 1953 by the US Army. At the time, the Army was in charge of the US attempt to put a satellite in outer space, and scientists there hoped to use solar cells to power the satellites once they were in orbit. They succeeded a few years later — and you can see the solar cells on the body of the satellite in these photos! https://www.deepspace.ucsb.edu/outreach/the-space-race/the-story-of-vanguard Thanks for watching!
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  459. Drugs and cars are just some of the things designed around Reference Man. Read more about him here: http://bit.ly/2CVvIIA
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  460. For more Vox's Dara Lind explains how a group of Central American migrants still hundreds of miles from the US border became Trump’s closing election argument: http://bit.ly/2F49Kaa
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  461. Have you always wanted to be in a Vox video? If you have a question that keeps you up at night, or confuses you about the news, share it with us! We’re excited to make a whole series of videos answering questions directly from you. Hit us up! Let’s get some answers: https://forms.gle/ATu6kYgKNaEXSr3UA And please note, we’re only accepting video submissions right now! No text-only questions will be considered.
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  462. This season on Glad You Asked, we turn a lens on how racial injustice impacts our everyday lives, from housing to education to technology. Watch the full season here: https://bit.ly/3fCd6lt Want updates on our new projects and series? Sign up for the Vox video newsletter: http://www.vox.com/video-newsletter For more information about housing discrimination and segregation, which we covered in this episode, visit our post on Vox.com: https://bit.ly/3m9rmU2
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  463. Read more about the life of Aretha Franklin, the late Queen of Soul, on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2Ppfv3h
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  464. If you want to really get into the nitty gritty of the construction and design of the Titanic and other giant ocean liners, check out https://www.youtube.com/@OceanlinerDesigns – it’s a great channel with a bunch of interesting stories. Thanks for watching. —Coleman
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  465. Hey everyone: this dispatch video is part of the Vox Borders project. I'm visiting six places around the world to investigate the human impact of borders, and those six videos will be released in fall 2017. In the meantime I'm making these vlog style shorts. If you want to follow my travels, the best way to do it is following my FB page: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox and signing up for the newsletter at www.vox.com/borders-email. I'll be asking for video ideas, feedback on the project, and answering questions as it unfolds. -Johnny
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  466. EDIT 2: This is now fixed! Correction: at 3:04 we mistakenly identify Richard Conn as Dmitry Peskov. We're working to update the video with an accurate image of Peskov. Thanks to all the viewers who caught it! EDIT: For everyone asking for sources or further research materials, check out our all-in-one resource here: https://www.vox.com/2018/12/6/18118466/trump-mueller-russia-investigation
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  467. Want to keep up with the latest from Vox Borders? Sign up for Johnny's newsletter for regular updates: www.vox.com/borders-email
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  468. Hey @*#%!$ - Interested in the results of Phil’s original grawlix research? Watch our Video Lab extra for the behind-the-scenes insights on the making of this video: https://youtu.be/j_73wlbwC9A
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  469. If you're interested in Estelle's research process for Earworm, she shared a special video breaking it down in the Video Lab: https://youtu.be/SRuKrJz4sHY. If you want to watch the whole thing, become a member here: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  470. The Russian troll farm, the Internet Research Agency, helped spread Russian propaganda during the 2016 election. Here's what we know about the organization: http://bit.ly/2qSo9wN
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  471. Thanks Johnny, congrats on the new series and thanks so much for being a part of this milestone!!
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  472. ***** this particular genetic mutation (ALDH2*2) is found almost exclusively in northeast asians, but there are other reasons why alcohol might make a white person flush. for instance, alcohol triggers rosacea, which is common among northern europeans
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  473. For more information about becoming a living kidney donor: http://waitlistzero.org/ http://www.kidneyregistry.org/ http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/transplant/living_donors/
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  474. John Smith well observed :) I needed both of my arms for the camera so this is a helper arm. -joss
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  475. “Dying by blood or by hunger.” Read more about Tigray's humanitarian and political crisis on on Vox: https://bit.ly/3g5fNuA
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  476. This was the third episode of our series on the 2020 election. Over 15,000 of you told us which issues mattered the most to you, and we made 9 episodes explaining what the election meant for those issues: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to the callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  477. Stay up to date with more of our reporting on the Russian invasion of Ukraine: https://bit.ly/3hylMJr
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  478. Hope everyone enjoys this video, which takes a look into the effects of climate change on season allergies and pollen cycles. If you like our videos and want to help us make even more of them, take a second to check out the Video Lab: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership Thanks for following our channel and watching our stuff! 🌻🐝
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  479. I was actually talking about this with a friend and he brought up this (good point). Interestingly, all the 1920s teams in the US were quite working class (you can get a hint of this from the names, like Bethlehem Steel). To me, it says that soccer could have been a universal sport in America if not for the implosion of the ASL. -Phil
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  480. This is the second episode in a series of three by producer Laura Bult and Vox’s Future Perfect team, which explores big problems and the big ideas to solve them. This series explores the human cost of the meat industry. You can watch the first episode “How 4 Companies Control the Beef Industry,” here: https://youtu.be/3_hCLjUrK1E
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  481. Thanks for all your support and ideas. Can't wait to share what I've been working on with all of you, and to continue the journey we're charting. If you want to keep up with the latest Vox Borders updates, best way to do it is to sign up for our newsletter: http://bit.ly/2u8tvpq. First Hong Kong video comes next week! - Johnny
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  482. Were the bees in the experiment selecting the blank cards because they showed a preference for the white spaces? That was a possibility that the researchers considered, however through control experiments, they were able to rule this out. In one experiment, a different set of bees were trained to understand "greater than" and were rewarded for selecting cards with the larger set of elements or dots. To learn more, check out the supplemental materials from the study: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/suppl/2018/06/06/360.6393.1124.DC1/aar4975_Howard_SM.pdf
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  483. Bepler Thanks Andrew!
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  484. By Design is a new Vox video series about the intersection of design and technology, hosted by Christophe Haubursin. Stay tuned for more, and check out Christophe's most recent work exploring design in our Vox + 99% Invisible collaboration: http://bit.ly/2FpJJif
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  485. If you're like Cameron and you have big questions about what's happening in the world today, we'd like to help find your answer! Fill out our form and your question could be answered next: https://forms.gle/Mgp2oqa3gr8tNw1M7 Please note that for this format, we're only accepting video questions via the form above. Thanks for watching!
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  486. The Flying Nimbus Thanks for your comment! This is something we think about a lot too, and we're going to do our best to make sure that doesn't happen :)
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  487. It was only after shooting that I realized how truly disgusting my laptop had become. Deep, deep shame. -Phil
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  488. At the end of March, the Trump administration announced 10,000 federal workers would be laid off from the Department of HHS. Cuts will primarily affect the CDC and FDA, two agencies that RFK Jr has had in his crosshairs for quite a while. More here from The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/27/us/politics/health-department-job-layoffs-rfk-jr.html
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  489. We're streaming a live Q&A with Carlos in the Video Lab next Tuesday, March 19th on YouTube! It'll be moderated by Coleman, the producer of Vox Darkroom and Carlos' old co-producer for Strikethrough. If you'd like to tune in and ask Carlos questions, consider joining the Video Lab here: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  490. If you want to submit an idea, I'd love if you tell me why you think it's interesting. What is it about the border that you find compelling? What visually is there to show? We love hearing from you guys & we're getting lots of submissions! It will be most helpful if we have a little context. Thanks so much! -Johnny
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  491. In case you missed them, here are Episodes 1 and 2 in this series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAOKOJhzYXk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpbmWqQMzq0 Thanks for watching! -joss
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  492. Ok, does anybody have a blender the size of the Empire State Building, and a crane the size of the Burj Khalifa? 
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  493. Want more? We have a special Vox Borders/Eater crossover episode for you! Johnny Harris traveled to Bogotá, Colombia to explore the fruit stalls of Paloquemao market. Watch now on Eater's channel: https://youtu.be/Oq7qbXcmba0
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  494. @Amelia Carneiro Zhu Others merely adopted True Crime videos, we were born in them ~ Bane, probably??
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  495. On this season of Glad You Asked, we explore the impact of systemic racism on our communities and in our daily lives. Watch all 5 episodes here: https://bit.ly/3fCd6lt Want updates on our new projects and series? Sign up for the Vox video newsletter: http://www.vox.com/video-newsletter For more reading about how racism affects our health, which we covered in this episode, visit our post on Vox.com: https://bit.ly/3uhT8AD
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  496. Have an idea for a story we should investigate for Missing Chapter? Tell us! http://bit.ly/2RhjxMy
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  497. IF THEY WERE ALIVE THEY COULD WALK! ;) Maybe I should have said "napping hippos" -joss
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  498. Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron will resign, saying, "I will do everything I can as Prime Minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months, but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination." For more at vox.com: http://www.vox.com/2016/6/24/12023376/brexit-david-cameron-resign
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  499. Halley here! You can listen to the songs sung at Kvennafrí on Spotify. I spent a lot of time listening to it while I researched the story! What’s your favorite? https://open.spotify.com/album/790po7WG1AzdIIPKrERMUh
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  500. You’re right — thanks so much for pointing out the error. We’ve noted it in an info card and the description!
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  501. +the derpy lemon We did too, derpy lemon. We did too. - joe
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  502. I'm heading south through Mexico right now to its border with Guatemala. Next is up Spain, straight from Mexico (doing a megatrip this time). Best place to see the photos, updates, and short videos I'll be releasing is my Facebook: www.facebook.com/JohnnyHarrisVox/ -Johnny
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  503. Okay, fine. The full video from Idaho Fish and Game about parachuting beavers is here: https://youtu.be/APLz2bTprMA And for more information on how they did it (down to the specialized boxes) … well, you can find that here: https://www.boisestatepublicradio.org/environment/2015-01-14/parachuting-beavers-into-idahos-wilderness-yes-it-really-happened —Kim
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  504. What should a memorial for Covid-19 victims look like? This feature from Vox's The Highlight explores the role of memorials in processing our collective grief: https://bit.ly/3uv45yN
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  505. Watch our video about which colleges have the biggest positive financial impact on their students' lives: http://bit.ly/2EiUnqy
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  506. For a tour of some of the odd exoplanets that have been discovered since 1995, watch our last video: https://youtu.be/lrAFaONyLtU
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  507. This video is the first of five in our travel design miniseries. Tune in next week to see why train travel has a bad reputation in the US!
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  508. Good question to ask! The estimated loss of 3 sq meters of sea ice per metric ton of CO2 is based on a finding of a linear relationship between CO2 emissions and artic sea ice extent, which is measured by satellites essentially taking a picture of the arctic from space (gives area, not volume). https://science.sciencemag.org/content/354/6313/747 Ice thickness is a bit tougher to measure and I haven't seen a study that provides an analogous correlation of co2 to volume. -joss
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  509. Deal! in the meantime, my job exists because people made the internet, editing software, and digital cameras -- all technologies that displaced previous methods and workers. -joss
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  510. On Tuesday, July 2, 2019, Chile and Argentina will experience a total solar eclipse at sunset. You can see the path of the moon's shadow here, and read more about the rare event: https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2019/6/25/18715409/eclipse-solar-2019-chile-argentina-south-america-live-stream
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  511. We answer more of your vaccine questions in these two videos – don't miss these: – What's the difference between the new mRNA and Adenovirus vaccines? https://youtu.be/mvA9gs5gxNY – What are the Covid-19 vaccine side effects and why do they happen? https://youtu.be/F6NKbQzo4aE
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  512. Update: The FDA officially banned red dye 3 from food on January 15, 2025. Food manufacturers have until January 2027 to remove it from their products and drug manufacturers will have until January 2028.
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  513. There aren’t many conversations about food quite as polarized as the ones we have about genetically engineering crops. We chose to take a look at the gap between what GMOs promised to do and what most of them are designed to do — but there’s so much more that we weren’t able to fit into this episode. If you want to learn more, I’d really recommend checking out this compilation of smart answers to some of the most common questions about GMOs: https://massivesci.com/reports/gmos/organisms-we-modify/ That’s it for this season of Glad You Asked — thank you so much for watching! -christophe
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  515. The disappearing incendiary device that Franz von Rintelen used to set fire to ships (and possibly to blow up Black Tom) was designed by chemist and spy Walter Scheele. You can read more on him and how the device actually worked here (it's a great story in its own right): http://felixsommerfeld.com/news/mexican-revolution-blog/2019/3/9/dr-walter-t-scheele-mad-scientist-bomb-maker-german-spy -Coleman
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  516. Thanks for watching! This video is part of our series By Design, all about the intersection of design and technology, from fonts to furniture. Watch more here: https://bit.ly/3KaMKTZ
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  517. Thanks for watching. To read more of our ongoing coverage on what the end of the federally guaranteed right to abortion means for the United States, catch up on our articles here: https://bit.ly/3bMm7sg
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  518. good question! Here's some info about how paleontologists date fossils like those left by ancient shark teeth http://www.nature.com/scitable/knowledge/library/dating-rocks-and-fossils-using-geologic-methods-107924044
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  519. Vox foreign affairs staff writer, Zeeshan Aleem (who appears in this video!) wrote about the widening gulf between the US and some of its largest trading partners. Read more: http://bit.ly/2LrFQuT
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  520. There's another big risk out there: asteroids. Roughly 16,000 near earth objects were detected by NASA to date. Here's a video on how concerned you should be about a collision with Earth: http://bit.ly/2qVCCI6
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  521. Sorry you think that. We think this is a really interesting visual story.
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  522. Read Ezra Klein's full article here: http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/1/9/14206052/obamacare-replacement-mcconnell-trump Watch former President Obama's interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff about Obamacare: https://youtu.be/V7eqoL18zwg
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  523. Thanks for watching! You can help our reporting into the cost of health care in the US: http://bit.ly/er-bills Vox reporter Sarah Kliff is working on a year-long project to bring transparency to the extremely common but little-understood emergency room fees charged by hospitals in the US. These facility fees can range from $533 up to more than $3,000 – but are often kept secret until you receive your bill. If you've had an emergency room visit in the United States in the past five years (from 2012 to 2017), here's how you can help: http://bit.ly/er-bills
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  524. Thanks for watching — this is the first of four videos we’re bringing you this week explaining how the US works when it comes to four big issues. Join us tomorrow for a video about the almost unlimited power that states have over what happens in schools, even when it violates the civil rights of kids.
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  525. Every year, America continues to experience levels of gun violence unrivaled in the rest of the developed world. Read our full explainer on Vox.com for the stats and sources that illustrate the scope of gun ownership and gun violence in the US: http://bit.ly/2odFYVK
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  527. So... you might be wondering how we found out about seaweed as cow feed. It started in Canada when a farmer found that seaweed actually increased milk production as well as reproduction in dairy cows. After some research, he found that the seaweed also made them less gassy. Australian researchers started using different types of seaweed until they discovered that, in lab studies, the red seaweed Asparagopsis was hypereffective at reducing methane.
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  528. We want to hear from you: What are your biggest questions about impeachment and the Trump-Ukraine scandal? Submit them here: http://bit.ly/31PB0Aq
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  529. Hi everyone! We’re super excited about the Video Lab, and understand if you all have questions. You can find a lot of answers at https://www.vox.com/videos/2018/12/17/18144496/vox-video-lab-membership. But we’ll also be answering questions in the comments here, so ask away!
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  530. Very kind of you Tony!
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  531. For another great perspective, check out my colleague Dylan Matthews’ piece on why he was wrong about inflation, here: http://bit.ly/3KAvnz7 Thanks for watching!
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  532. Abalam, thank so much for watching, supporting us our whole journey, and sharing this! We got a similar reader e-mail requesting just this about two years ago, and have been making captions on all our videos ever since. We don't ever plan to stop, so hope you'll keep watching and participating. We're very interested in how the world changes when perception does – hope you saw this piece on architecture for the deaf here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNGp1aviGvE. And if you, or others, see stories we ought to see, we'll keep an eye out – you can always message us on youtube or reach me at joe@vox.com. –Joe
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  533. We answered your 9 biggest questions around inflation on Vox. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3eD6Rgi
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  534. Getting excited for the Oscars? Let us know in the comments who you think will take home Best Picture this year, and compare your thoughts with our expert analysis on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2F7xfyW
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  535. Generally speaking, this is true in the UK and Australia. This Economist article, linked in my article above, gives a decent international overview of slotting fees. Basically, the same arguments for and against extend to other countries: http://www.economist.com/news/business/21654601-supplier-rebates-are-heart-some-supermarket-chains-woes-buying-up-shelves -Phil
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  536. For more space-inspired stories check out these Vox videos: 🚀 Astronauts left poop on the moon. We should go get it. https://youtu.be/VL18F8oHMrU 🚀 Astronaut ice cream is a lie https://youtu.be/zpkUjrC3-Ds 🚀 The font that escaped the Nazis and landed on the moon https://youtu.be/SaX_PwxSh5M
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  537. Just YouTube things ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  538. Note: in the original Morse Code (now called American Morse or Railroad Morse) being used by early railroad operators, "O" was two dots. In contemporary International Morse Code, "O" is three dashes. https://archive.org/details/manualtelegraph00yorkgoog
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  539. This is the second video in a three-part Earworm miniseries all about Jazz! Check out episode 1 here: http://bit.ly/2QWZr9l
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  540. Thanks for watching. This video is part of our ongoing coverage on Ukraine. To learn more about the historical context guiding the headlines today, view our playlist here: https://bit.ly/3ihWvU4
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  541. That's it for * Skate Week * ! If you’re just tuning in, you can catch up on the rest of our skating videos here, starting with a triple axel explainer featuring Mirai Nagasu: http://bit.ly/2oGrA7N
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  543. The Hays Code left its mark on cinema, but the invention of technicolor revolutionized it. The Wizard of Oz was a prime example. Watch our video here: http://bit.ly/2GPLmK2
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  544. If you'd like to help support our channel, check out the Video Lab! http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  545. For anyone looking for a playlist of tracks in this video (and a few we had to omit in the edit): https://open.spotify.com/user/1299027248/playlist/1vgS61p88rclNTcPxPP6iF
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  546. What's going on when we get turned on? From attraction and sexual fantasies to birth control, fertility, and childbirth, Janelle Monáe narrates our new look at the birds and the bees. See the rest of Sex, Explained here: http://www.netflix.com/sexexplained
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  547. The summer solstice is here again! July 21 will be the longest day of 2019 for anyone living north of the equator. Read more about the longest day of the year: https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2019/6/14/18679392/summer-solstice-2019-june-21
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  548. For further coverage of water management policies on the Colorado River, read more from Vox reporter Benji Jones: https://bit.ly/3r9gybP
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  550. Thanks for watching Strikethrough! To see more of Carlos Maza's work, check out his new independent channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8l1OH0DOYARGUTrqAcWW2w
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  551. "I'm gonna fight for the prestige, not for me but to uplift my little brothers who are sleeping on concrete floors today in America."
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  552. Lol it does look like that. He's holding up his passport. -Coleman
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  553. Watch how rule changes in the NFL made modern linemen gigantic: http://bit.ly/2BSOf5n
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  554. This is the second of 5 videos where Phil examines the ins, outs, and struggles of AI! Join us every Tuesday in April for more. And watch the first one, on the difficult task of drawing hands, here: https://youtu.be/24yjRbBah3w
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  555. Yes, the soccer/football naming battle has some historical context as well. Check out 4:56 as well as the earlier moments the two games diverged. -Phil
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  556. We’re trying something new with this project: A series of videos about the 2020 election where every topic is suggested by you. Tell us what you wish the candidates would talk about: http://vox.com/ElectionVideos We’re grateful that the people who watch our videos are so engaged with what’s going on in the world, and we’re excited to see what you have to say. Thanks for watching, and thanks for your help! -Adam
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  557. Glad you reached that conclusion. That was the point of the video.
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  558. The full extent of the presidential pardon's power has never been tested, but there's a clear boundary in the US Constitution: pardons can't be used to avoid impeachment. Watch to learn how the process to impeachment a president works: http://bit.ly/2K9Mr0S
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  559. NRG Player interesting guess, but twas simply flour
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  560. Ever wonder how this symbol ♥ came to symbolize a heart? We made a video about it. http://bit.ly/2sQji2K
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  561. There's increasing demand around the world for timber and paper products, as well as palm oil. People also take trees for their own heating and cooking needs. Since law enforcement isn't reliable in Sumatra, illegal loggers can often harvest the forest without getting caught. Here's some more information about the problem: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/may/26/sumatra-borneo-deforestation-tigers-palm-oil
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  562. PS we're hiring! Click here to see the positions available at Vox.com and at other Vox Media sites https://www.voxmedia.com/pages/careers-jobs
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  563. Alplexle (Alex Lee) You inspired me to dig into Wingdings, and the creator told me why it exists (and his favorite Wingdings). http://www.vox.com/2015/8/25/9200801/wingdings-font-history -phil
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  564. For those looking, here's a playlist of songs featured in this video + a few others on the subject: https://open.spotify.com/user/1215598098/playlist/0bUdkER9Uo1BrJBNvSsYAC
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  565. Man, I didn't even think about the ramifications for Santa's whole operation up there. Should have included that in my story! -Johnny
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  566. The Winter Olympics are over, but that doesn't mean we're done being obsessed with the events. We interviewed an expert about the Olympics, ultra-endurance events like biathlon, and the truth behind "mind over matter" in sport: http://bit.ly/2t8PzCc
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  567. +Rhodan I actually sort of am amused by the idea we got trolled — but Ken M is a moderator of the KenM subreddit, so everything there was actually made by him. And he also runs the Facebook page, which is how we first contacted him. -Phil
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  568. Go behind-the-scenes on how producer Alvin Chang created the data viz for this video with our Video Lab Extra: https://youtu.be/MlJaswcqQiA
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  569. Thanks for watching! Big Thanks to Kenneth T. Poole at the University of Georgia for spending hours on the phone walking me through DW-NOMINATE, the system he pioneered for scoring elected officials based on their votes. If you want to really dig into that data and see more cool data visualizations, check out voteview.com. -liz
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  570. Venus spins on its axis in the opposite direction but orbits the sun in the same direction
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  571. Ueapop Pannopas You may be thinking of bird called the Passenger Pigeon, which was pretty much wiped out in the 19th century. It's a different species than the pigeon in our video. Here's more info about the Passenger Pigeon: http://www.audubon.org/magazine/may-june-2014/why-passenger-pigeon-went-extinct
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  572. Do you ❤️ emojis? Wait a sec... How did this symbol: ❤️ come to represent a heart? 🤔 Check out our video here! http://bit.ly/2QQSV7m 👈👈
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  574. Thanks for watching! We’ve covered a lot about climate change, and not all the news is bad. For more of the policy solutions and innovations that can help save our planet, watch more coverage in our playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dR1opfCsg8JmZSToyAWR5h
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  575. We've made a follow-up to this video, that examines the reasoning and debate around a 70% marginal tax rate: https://youtu.be/bWRO-M47eCY
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  576. Check out Estelle's smooth jazz playlist here, for the next time you're in a waiting room: https://open.spotify.com/user/estellecaswell/playlist/44owC0MViG9hE1QNLjChzl?si=jku8eQ39Qji-DngzkLP_eA
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  577. We do love puns – and sexplanations – but we wouldn't want to step on Dr. Doe's toes! https://www.youtube.com/sexplanations
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  578.  @1dareu2mov3  same thing! edited the correction to reflect that.
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  579. Everyone give it up for America's favorite fightin' Frenchman!
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  580. For those looking, a collection of music featured in this video + some additions from the majestic casual back catalog here: https://open.spotify.com/user/1215598098/playlist/00Fdu1N846wZBGfP0TSvnl
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  581. Nobody can explain this😩🐈
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  582. If you want to see how some summarizing tools work - check out the reddit bot autotldr https://www.reddit.com/user/autotldr/comments/ It tells us which keywords it uses to select the sentences for the summary, and you can go back and compare to the source article to judge for yourself how it performed. Also, here's some info about a more advanced summarizing system that Salesforce is working on https://www.salesforce.com/products/einstein/ai-research/tl-dr-reinforced-model-abstractive-summarization/ I think they will continue to struggle with figuring out what is important and interesting in the source text, but you can see how it can be useful to some degree. -joss
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  583. Lizbeth Figueroa nope! they went extinct before humans evolved
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  584. Javy M no no i had to memorize the instructions first -- that took days. THEN i could solve it in 2 minutes. you did great!
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  585. The next big test for mass timber? A ride on UCSD’s shake table — a giant table that’ll shake a 10-story mass timber building. See more about that project here: http://nheri.ucsd.edu/projects/2022-tallwood/ —Phil
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  586. +The Wooden Bowl http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9ongiMxjr1rtqyx2.gif
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  587. +brod2man good point- that would work too, especially if you like to savor your coffee. The reason to drink it before the nap rather than after is if you have trouble pulling yourself out of a nap, it'll give you a bit of help on that.
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  588. That's it for our mini-series on the royal wedding, produced with BBCThree. Thanks for watching! You can watch the first two videos here: http://bit.ly/2wQBxad.
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  589. he has! the docs are in the works and will be published this fall! In the meantime, you'll see his dispatches here.
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  590. This is the second video in our week of winter sports videos! You can watch the first video on the position that helped ski jumpers fly farther here: https://youtu.be/tWsSa9VtmTw
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  591. Yup, this is a video about how the GND has been covered by the Media, rather than the GND itself. If you want to learn what it actually is, we have a really informative write-up on our site: https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2018/12/21/18144138/green-new-deal-alexandria-ocasio-cortez
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  592. More reporting from Andrew Prokop here: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/5/10/15616344/trump-comey-russia
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  593. Hey, Ras. Thanks for making my day. Hearing about teachers using our videos in their classes is so motivating! -Liz
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  594. ​ @iamvinku  We still haven’t successfully contacted the OP! They deleted their Reddit account after making that first post, so we couldn’t get in touch on Reddit. But they signed the post “Will K” — so our senior researcher Melissa was able to track down a Twitter account that seemed to belong to the same person. I tweeted at that account, but have yet to hear back. Will K — let us know if you see this!!
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  595. For much, much more fascinating data about our world – both how it's improving, and not – you should go to https://ourworldindata.org. They collected much of this data, and it's very easy to get lost learning there for hours! -joe
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  596. Here's a link to City Beautiful's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGc8ZVCsrR3dAuhvUbkbToQ I've been working on this for a few months now, so this is a mindblowing coincidence. But I think it shows that if you like this video, you'll love a lot of City Beautiful's other videos about urban planning. -Phil
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  597. yep! -Johnny
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  598. As we reach the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, we wanted to re-share this story with a few updates. Since our piece was published, many residents -- including one of the last survivors of the massacre -- have continued to speak out for justice. Excavations started in Oaklawn Cemetery, where a mass grave of victims might exist. Twelve unmarked graves were found. And more research and excavations are to follow this summer. -Ranjani
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  599. Since the White House announced the departure of Communications Director Hope Hicks on February 28, 2018, its top economic advisor, Gary Cohn, has also announced his resignation. See everyone who has left Trump's administration so far on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2G3sS52. Fair warning, it's a long list.
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  600. If you'd like a little more Amber Galloway Gallego, let me just suggest her translation of "All I want for Christmas is you" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe03acaQ3-o -joe
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  601. Darude - sandstorm (jk - it's the first song listed in the credits at the end of the video, "journey to the light."
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  602. Stay safe everyone 💛 For more on why social distancing matters so much right now, watch this: https://youtu.be/dSQztKXR6k0 Confused abut the rules of social distancing? Start here: https://youtu.be/h9d86ocFlxE
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  603. Thanks for flagging Wernicke’s area — you’re right, that’s also used for language comprehension, along with Broca's. Broca's area is critical for speech production, and studies have shown parts of Broca's area also part of the language comprehension system — helping with semantics, grammar, and other aspects of language processing. Wernicke's area is complicated, too, but is widely considered to be critical for written and spoken language comprehension. You can find more info here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK526096/ and here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK533001/ —Ranjani
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  604. I looked into this but the evidence isn't compelling. That spike you see "for no reason" is the effect of the biggest recession the US has seen since the great depression. Obamacare went into effect in 2014. https://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/05/obamacare-had-little-effect-on-part-time-employment-study.html https://www.rwjf.org/content/dam/farm/reports/reports/2014/rwjf415284
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  605. Read more about the latest wildfires devastating California on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2MNqeCX
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  606. Ander Stuhl Just added!
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  607. Love Vox Earworm? Hop onto a live Q&A with Estelle Caswell, the creator behind the series, on December 20 at 5 PM ET by joining the Vox Video Lab, our new membership program on YouTube. She and other creators on our team will bringing you behind the scenes in a completely new way! (And if you missed the livestream, you'd still be able to see a recording). You can learn more about the other perks of joining the Video Lab at https://www.vox.com/join.
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  608. Thanks for watching! This is the last of 5 videos on current innovations experts and researchers are exploring to help save our planet. We covered topics like pulling carbon out of the air, clean energy’s storage problem, and getting concrete production to net-zero. You can watch all the videos, and more of our coverage on climate change, in our playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dR1opfCsg8JmZSToyAWR5h
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  609. playlist of tracks from this video + some other highlights. https://open.spotify.com/user/1215598098/playlist/617NRJyHNVuFSrPeJZJZbj Also look up Rhythm N Gash, it's not on Spotify but it's great. — Carlos
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  610. Watch the Verge video on prescription gaming, that Cleo mentions at the end, right here: http://bit.ly/2kld1op
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  611. If you're interested in the stories behind typefaces like this one, check out this history of Futura – the font popularized by Supreme and Wes Anderson: http://bit.ly/2N95DcX
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  612. yep, what Sliderr718 said. These are often backyards or apartment complex pools. What often happens is that the fence hasn't latched shut and the child wanders outside and falls in. Or in some cases there's a social gathering going on and everyone assumes everyone else is watching the kids.
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  613. thanks for the catch! was meant to be "meters" not "miles." we are working on a correction.
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  614.  @Glatix  😇
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  615. 25% of adults in the US show signs of hearing loss. Vox science reporter Julia Belluz explains the steps you can take to prevent it: http://bit.ly/2sAd5V4
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  616. If you're watching this video in June 2020, the Supreme Court has ruled to preserve protections for hundreds of thousands of DACA recipients. Read more: https://bit.ly/2YfKB49 The decision marks the culmination of a years-long legal battle over Trump’s decision to terminate DACA back in September 2017.
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  617. If you want to support our channel, consider joining the Video Lab 👉 http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership It's the best way to help make us make our videos even bette! Plus, you'll get access to Phil's livestream Q&A tomorrow. And, because this can never be said enough, thank you all for watching our videos. Regardless of whether you join the Lab or not, we're grateful to everyone for following our work 💛🌻 EDIT: We've heard back from YouTube, and they're looking into the cause of why this video was unavailable for some of you! It looks like this incident wasn't just on our channel, and was part of a larger issue they had earlier today. If anyone's still having trouble viewing the video, let us know in the comments here!
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  618. For more details and sources, read Sarah Kliff's full article here: http://www.vox.com/2016/8/1/12108126/gender-wage-gap-explained-real
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  619. Hey everyone: this dispatch video is part of the Vox Borders project. I'm visiting six places around the world to investigate the human impact of borders, and those six videos will be released in fall 2017. In the meantime I'm making these vlog style shorts. If you want to follow my travels, the best way to do it is following my FB page: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox and signing up for the newsletter at www.vox.com/borders-email. I'll be asking for video ideas, feedback on the project, and answering questions as it unfolds. -Johnny
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  620. We now have an Urbanism & transportation section for anyone who enjoyed this topic and would like to see videos on something similar. Hope you enjoy!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2YInNlzMDQ&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eYV70JW5qsI4t-qj1mw_vP — Carlos W.
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  621. +Shaun Zhang Unfortunately, the survey research organizations don't ask this question very often, so the data is sparse. http://www.people-press.org/2015/08/05/across-racial-lines-more-say-nation-needs-to-make-changes-to-achieve-racial-equality/8-4-2015_02a/
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  622. TheCityofGod no no i didn't figure it out! i just memorized the instructions over several days and at the end of that i could do it in 2 minutes. -joss
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  623. Full disclosure: we're beginning to experiment with advertiser content on our channel as way fund our team's growth and allow us to tackle more ambitious projects in the style of Borders, Earworm, and Shift Change. That doesn't mean the content you know and love is going anywhere, in fact we want to do more big, exciting projects. We took the survey you filled out when we hit 3 million subscribers to heart, and we want your feedback now too. We'll be keeping a close eye on the comments below!
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  624. Thanks for the note Guilherme! Community translations are now on for all Vox videos, you can submit them here: http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_cs_panel?c=UCLXo7UDZvByw2ixzpQCufnA&tab=2
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  625. For more reporting on MS-13, read ProPublica reporter Hannah Dreier’s piece: I’ve Been Reporting on MS-13 for a Year. Here Are the 5 Things Trump Gets Most Wrong. https://www.propublica.org/article/ms-13-immigration-facts-what-trump-administration-gets-wrong
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  626. +Horst Wrabetz It's faster to write if you're well-practiced. But then it takes much longer to read.
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  627. Read more about the history of Juneteenth on Vox: https://bit.ly/3hQU4GH
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  628. Read more on the Syria strikes from Vox's defense and foreign writer Alex Ward: http://bit.ly/2JRFbmv
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  629. On this season of Glad You Asked, we explore the impact of systemic racism on our communities and in our daily lives. Watch the full season here: https://bit.ly/3fCd6lt Want updates on our new projects and series? Sign up for the Vox video newsletter: http://www.vox.com/video-newsletter For more reading about bias in AI, which we covered in this episode, visit our post on Vox.com: https://bit.ly/3mcZD4J
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  630. Happy Friday everyone! Thanks for watching our videos💛 For more on this story and the ongoing evolution of urban environments around the world, check out our sister site Curbed: https://www.curbed.com/search?q=congestion+pricing. Curbed covers homes, neighborhoods, cities, and everywhere else that people live.
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  631. You're absolutely right, it isn't. Thanks so much for catching it! I'm updating the video now. -Gina
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  632. +Dove from Above On browsers that support web fonts, its in google's quasi-open source font Roboto! You can use it yourself here: https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Roboto -joe
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  633. Leave your favorite cookie recipe in the comments! We're researching them for .... science. - the vox video team
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  634. PS We're always looking for great video creators. If you've been making journalistic/informative videos that we should see, send us a message with links to your work!
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  635. Get the latest on the impeachment inquiry against President Trump: http://vox.com/impeachment And watch our new video on the phone call that could get Trump impeached: https://youtu.be/hyWNFvt9Fck
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  636. Thanks for stopping by. This is a new format we’re trying out – what would you like to see us talk about next? -Coleman
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  637. We launched the Video Lab last month, and it's going strong! If you'd like behind the scenes peeks of our work, access to your favorite creators, and more perks, like a little badge that levels up over time, learn more about the Lab at https://bit.ly/vox-video-lab-join. Becoming a member is the best way to support our journalism and to help us make our videos even better. Thanks for watching!
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  638. Vox's science and health editor, Eliza Barclay has more on this topic from our recent reporting trip to the US-Mexico border. Check it out here: http://bit.ly/2GUHzqN
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  639. The filmmakers behind The Conjuring really leaned into “the truth” in their storytelling. But, like any paranormal tale, the truth is complicated, and often based on hearsay. While their stories make for great entertainment, should we believe Ed and Lorraine Warren? Aja Romano, culture writer at Vox, dives deep into their history to explain just that — and does some debunking in the process: https://bit.ly/3Sn2LNU
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  640. My next trip will be to the U.S. border with Mexico. I'll be in there in a few weeks. If you want to follow along with the Borders journey, head over to Facebook where I'll be posting videos, photos, and updates along the way. www.facebook.com/JohnnyHarrisVox/ -Johnny
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  641. Fair point! To clarify: the Moon's orbit around us is elliptical, so sometimes it ~is~ over a quarter-million miles away. But the average is around 239,000. -joe
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  642. We just launched our official online store! Get your Vox tees, hoodies, hats – and exclusive Vox Atlas, Earworm, and Missing Chapter stickers – all in one place at http://www.vox.com/shop
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  643. All good points. -Coleman
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  644. http://curious.astro.cornell.edu/about-us/136-physics/general-physics/thermodynamics/816-does-evolution-contradict-the-second-law-of-thermodynamics-intermediate
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  645. What’s the infamous brutalist building on your college campus? Let us know in the comments below 👇
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  647. Read more about Meltdown and Spectre on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2DtjAkL
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  648. We wrote an article on an eyewitness account of the attack on Black Wall Street that you can read on our website here: http://bit.ly/2Uc19VZ
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  649. openyoureyes000 Thanks for sharing that! Everyone should check it out - amazing. -Phil
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  650. i'm very pleased to tell you it will be everywhere Netflix is, translated into ~25 languages. -joe
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  651. If you’d like to learn more about the deal with scooters in your city, I recommend following Curbed. This piece by Alissa Walker inspired this video: https://www.curbed.com/word-on-the-street/2018/7/13/17246060/scooters-uber-lyft-bird-lime-streets
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  652. bvainkidd Thank you so much!
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  653. added to the description - thanks!
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  654. We got you Matt! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luTPMHC7zHY - joe
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  655. To learn more, read Dylan's article here: http://bit.ly/2J78xwE. And check out our Netflix show! Explained: http://bit.ly/2sjJv6K - joss
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  656. Hey Kyle, This particular solution specifically deals with partisan gerrymandering. Racial gerrymandering is another issue, with its own set of criteria due to legislation like the US Voting Rights Act of 1965. That said, this algorithm could be adapted to address racial gerrymanders as well, according to Cho. - Carlos
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  657. it's moving 17,000 mph (27,300 kph)!
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  658. Thanks for watching. Want to get involved in our videos? We currently have a call out for audience questions for our new video format and would love to have you participate! Submissions link is here: https://forms.gle/obDx51fCqLJ7h1EdA
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  659. Thanks for watching Strikethrough! To see more of Carlos Maza's work, check out his new independent channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8l1OH0DOYARGUTrqAcWW2w
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  660. ​ @lekettenkrad  I think the biggest wall we hit was in December, before we started solidifying a shoot plan with Samir. We had already done a ton of research, couldn’t confirm anything for sure, and were starting to consider what it would be like to publish this video WITHOUT the answer at the end. But we decided that the video wouldn’t work if we didn’t deliver that answer. Or, at least, we weren’t ready to give up yet.
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  661. Thanks for watching! Future Perfect is a team at Vox that explores big problems and the big ideas to solve them. Vox producer Christina Thornell has been examining solutions to climate change in a warming world. Last year, producer Laura Bult dove into the human cost of meat production in the US. To watch previous episodes of Future Perfect, check out the playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dAchmwTsFnuMu3xgEkQ0ra If you’re more of a reader, read more reporting from the Future Perfect team on the website: https://bit.ly/3zNyyNV
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  662. Here's a map showing of total eclipses for the next decade. Is there one that you could travel to? https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/list-total-solar.html -joss
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  663. No affiliation with them -- we are part of Vox Media though!  
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  664. Adobe After Effects, Illustrator, and Photoshop :)
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  665. Read more about how FOSTA could impact the battle for a free internet on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2Iaop47
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  666. Good point. - Coleman
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  667. Check out our article explaining Blue Planet II, with fish: https://www.vox.com/culture/2018/1/19/16903174/blue-planet-ii-review-planet-earth-fish
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  668. For more on the British monarchy, check out Vox foreign and national security reporter Jen Kirby’s thoughts on how King Charles III might rule: https://bit.ly/3flbHlp
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  669. Why did President Trump quit the Iran deal? Our daily podcast "Today, Explained" takes a look at the repercussions of withdrawing from the deal: http://bit.ly/2IbBFCa
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  670. +SamTheShamAndTheCat Genuine questions deserve genuine answers! I think the reason it's disappointing when white people play non-white characters has a lot to do with the larger social and historical context in which white people have more power and have used that power in the past to subjugate minorities. So for example, at the same time that white actors in early hollywood were playing Chinese characters in movies, the US government had a racist policy forbidding Chinese people from entering the US. Combine that with the fact that non-white actors have a hard time getting good roles in the film industry, and it becomes really frustrating to see those roles go to white actors. In a world without the history of discrimination and power imbalance, you're right, it wouldn't be necessarily bad for actors to play other races. Hopefully we'll get there soon. thanks for watching and commenting! -joss
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  671. oliver, we know the exact details of every eclipse for the next 1000 years at least. You can find them all here https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEcat5/catalog.html
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  672. Naf70 here's some info around that http://www.vox.com/2015/8/20/9182185/ap-iran-inspections-parchin
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  673. If you're interested in another piece of African-American history check out our video about the Great Migration, when black families left the South in staggering numbers, in search of better lives: http://bit.ly/2IpsRJo
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  674. +Bort Plate lol I didn't add that - it was on the original footage. -joss
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  675. Hi René, you should be able to watch with Spanish captions now. Thank you for the note!
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  676. I would recommend just searching for Polish Poster art to start — it's really fun to see original posters as well as awesome looking movie posters made by Polish designers. - Phil
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  677. What's your favorite slow jam? I've channeled my inner Quiet Storm DJ and made a playlist of my favorites - past and present. You can find it right here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6cgyKA4A75Agpv6CRfBprS?si=82e72e6d293e448e – Estelle
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  678. Thanks for pointing this out, we've corrected the error in the video!
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  679. We did! It's the same video – we're re-publishing it this Thanksgiving since over a million new people have subscribed since we first uploaded last year and it seemed appropriate. Happy Thanksgiving! -joe
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  680. Read more about the agreement that President Trump struck with Kim Jong Un and why, despite being a historic moment, it appears to be a "shockingly weak deal" for the US: http://bit.ly/2ybJB5M
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  681. We started our channel to make videos like this for free, and that's not changing! It's enough reward for us to see our channel grow, and to see people's appreciation for our work. 💛
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  682. here you go! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eqy5GUl0V3MFUSiMyPF8qp
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  683. Thanks Landon! We list everybody who worked on the video in the credits. So in this case, the art department looked like this: http://0.media.dorkly.cvcdn.com/84/44/5f4f4ffcd2ed925e75b5a827a44ec15c.gif
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  684. Hi Ahmad! Christina, the producer of the video, here. Thanks for flagging! You are right, Kuwait remained neutral during the blockade and was key in brokering the deal that ended it. It shouldn't be on the map. We have added an info card at 1:55 to clarify the role Kuwait played. Thanks for making our journalism stronger with your thoughtful comment!
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  685. If you're interested in supporting our work, become a member of the Video Lab at https://www.vox.com/join. And if you'd like to but can't, we love you anyway — thank you for watching our videos!
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  686. Alex Meissner good question - it seems that pretty much everyone with CTE has a history of brain trauma but not everyone with brain trauma develops CTE. Scientists are trying to figure out what the risk factors are to explain this -- here's a good review (see page 5) http://www.bu.edu/cte/files/2012/08/Baugh_Chronic-Traumatic-Encephalopathy_2012.pdf
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  687. Another note on Critical Access Hospitals: As we said, Critical Access Hospitals are supposed to get reimbursed 101% of their costs, BUT as of April 2013 congress actually reduced this 2% due to sequestration. Now, these hospitals are reimbursed only 99% of their costs through Medicare. To put this simply - even if every single patient that walked into a Critical Access Hospital had traditional Medicare the hospital would still lose money despite the designation designed to keep it afloat. More information on Critical Access Hospitals and their reimbursement model can be found here: https://www.ruralhealthinfo.org/topics/critical-access-hospitals. -Kim
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  688. Thanks for pointing that out, we're working on a fix. —Laura
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  689. For those of you appalled (apple-d) by the price, these apples were purchased at the Whole Foods in Tribeca, New York City. They were a staggering $3.99/lb.
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  690. Recode by Vox uncovers and explains how our digital world is changing — and changing us. Subscribe to our daily newsletter to keep up: https://events.recode.net/newsletters/subscribe/
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  691. We hear you loud and clear, and we're definitely re-considering for future videos. But at least for now: the average temperature on Mars is -62.8 °C. Thanks for the feedback – and at very least we do a video about why we default to °F here in the US: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TV6JFxMEcI
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  692. Thanks for watching! In some ways, it’s possible to see optical capture as a particularly advanced form of rotoscoping — which you can learn more about in this Vox video from 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS1hCSsmH1E
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  693. here are some helpful maps showing where total and annular solar eclipses will be visible over the next few decades https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEatlas/SEatlas3/SEatlas2001.GIF https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEatlas/SEatlas3/SEatlas2021.GIF https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEatlas/SEatlas3/SEatlas2041.GIF
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  694. Hello! Laura here. I wanted to highlight some of the research of our interviewee Randy Chase that didn't make it into the video. He co-authored a study on some of the biases in historical weather data that AI models are trained on. Examples include fewer weather stations gathering atmospheric data in the Global South: https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/bams/aop/BAMS-D-23-0196.1/BAMS-D-23-0196.1.xml
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  695. There’s so much more to talk about here! Definitely feel free to sound off in the comments about your love for bats and head to the description for a PILE of links to fascinating studies and articles that offer a deeper dive on some of the specifics. The jury is still out on whether bats carry more diseases than other mammals or if there are just many species of bats. There are around 1,400 types of bats in the world — that’s about 20% of ALL mammalian diversity. A paper published in 2021 found that the amount of viruses that bats carry is proportional to the diverse range of species: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7909788/. Thanks for watching! —Kim
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  696. looks like she did! (2:47) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtnLNmB3ZNE
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  697. Yep. It's the DJI Osmo Plus. The things great. Has a few bugs but is overall a dream come true for these types of videos -Johnny
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  698. We changed the headline at least! And we're all looking for more international ideas if you're game... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfl8QgiyP68 Thanks. -Phil
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  699. Traveling to the Arctic to produce these videos was a journey I'll never forget. Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any questions about the series in the comments below, or watch parts 1 & 2 of the series here: http://bit.ly/2JmKiu1 - Eli
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  700. Thanks for letting me know. I will work on fixing that. -Johnny
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  701. peris dp Ok! We just made a piece on the crisis! Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULQiCN0YNmw
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  702.  @jacobbwalters8133  Folks might be surprised to learn that even as Arizona's population has exploded, its water use has actually decreased. I'm not denying that water is an important concern, but it is and will continue to be managed carefully to adjust to the new normals. People will have to decide where to prioritize use and some may see a carefully designed tree canopy as a worthwhile use relative to the others, such as continued expansion of the metro area. A key fact to remember is that agricultural water use FAR outweighs any urban or suburban uses so it seems a bit unfair to say Phoenix can't grow trees because farms are dumping water on alfalfa for cattle feed. That said, cities should be smart about where they plant trees and which ones they plant. Fortunately there are a lot of folks who know how to deploy native and desert-adapted species and they're working on using data to identify high-pedestrian areas to focus on. It's just a little too simplistic to say that phoenix is running out of water or that any use of water is bad. there's a lot of room to get smarter on all fronts. Thanks for asking!
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  704. +Cal Kidd great question! it's pretty ingenious- they dug 3000 meters down into the ice in Antarctica. trapped inside that ice are air bubbles from the time when the ice formed. analyze those air bubbles and you get a super long record of co2 levels http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v453/n7193/full/nature06949.html
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  705. Our daily podcast, Today Explained, tackled the royal wedding. It's a cynic's guide to the event. Listen here: http://bit.ly/2IzaK3o
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  706. If you're interested in learning about the history behind Ouija, this Vox article has you covered: https://www.vox.com/2015/6/11/8765053/ouija-board-meaning-name
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  707. Watch what it takes for Central and Latin American migrants to reach the US in the fourth Vox Borders episode: http://bit.ly/2GKvEva. You can check out the full series, dispatches and all, here: http://bit.ly/2oB3ivM
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  708. ***** Not sure when we should get on "man bun" explainer, or if that is possible.
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  709. Stelfie’s latest selfie? Genghis Khan: https://www.instagram.com/p/CqTa6JpLjZx/?hl=en
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  710. Follow the results of the 2020 presidential election on Vox: http://www.vox.com/2020
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  711. For more from Eric Hart, the props professor featured in the video, you can watch his deep dives and see his prop making tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/c/EricHartProps/videos Nate Ragon, the prop collector also featured in this video, has an unboxing and adventure channel with his son: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCowSFDpFtr9h4ePpP_LJrsQ
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  712. because he's british
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  713. We really wanted to include that one in the video, but, alas, it got too long! Great Easter egg though! Glad you mentioned it.
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  714. Correction: 3:30 we presented numbers comparing the size of cuts to Medicaid and Social Security Disability Income, but the horizontal bars were not drawn to scale. The bar for the 31.4 billion in SSDI cuts should be dramatically smaller than it is, about a 200th the size of the Medicaid bar.
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  715. Indeed – More videos about music, science, and the rest are coming soon! But today's kind of a big day ;) https://media.giphy.com/media/3oz8xveS8JKSkUJI52/source.gif
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  716. Matt3756 You are absolutely right, Matt! BRB gonna go find a claw machine to play now
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  717. "God I hope this makes even a tiny bit of sense." - me, writing the Charlie Brown part - Carlos
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  718. +Shaun Zhang http://i.imgur.com/cjMslVS.gif
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  719. hey there - We hadn't seen Adam's video but I just watched it and it's great! Here's the link if others want to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI7nhSIuHg4 -joss
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  720. Check out Julia Belluz's original article on how climate change is helping Lyme disease to invade America here: https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/6/6/15728498/lyme-disease-symptoms-rash-ticks-global-warming
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  721. This is the fourth of five videos Phil is doing on the ins, outs, and struggles of AI! Watch more of our robot revolution coverage by checking out our AI playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5ek1Ux66aJ_qWf6CfBaAkGG
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  722. +8xpdhpckkg thanks for the heads up!
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  723. For more reading on mental healthcare and therapy, explore some of the sources we referenced in this episode: Mental Health, Malpractice, and Marginalization. Backstory Radio: https://bit.ly/3m9iQ9E America's Long-Suffering Mental Health System: https://bit.ly/3iR9CwJ The Protest Psychosis: How Schizophrenia Became a Black Disease by Jonathan Metzl: https://bit.ly/3CRPzX6
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  724. ​@Valorous Vizier There were a LOT of dead ends. They were constant. Honestly, one of the hardest parts was figuring out when something wasn’t going to pay off and stopping research into it. It was so hard to know! In general, I’d say that the possibility that the circles were an ancient archaeological site was the biggest rabbit hole for us.
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  725. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-mask_laws
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  726. This article has a bit more about the possible origin of the Ouija name. I heard the "oui" + "ja" theory too but couldn't find evidence for it. There's some links here as well as links to the Talking Board Historical Society, where you can further weigh the theories: https://www.vox.com/2015/6/11/8765053/ouija-board-meaning-name -Phil
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  727. Thanks for watching Strikethrough! To see more of Carlos Maza's work, check out his new independent channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8l1OH0DOYARGUTrqAcWW2w
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  728. +Joe http://i.imgur.com/k8xbuUC.gifv
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  729. I would encourage you to consider that each animal has different needs and that well-run aquariums make a very serious effort to meet those needs. There's a huge difference between a shark and a dolphin, for example, and between a jellyfish and a shark. Aquarium animals have lives that are incomparably better than the lives of most animals we use for eggs, dairy, seafood, and meat. So let's keep a bit of perspective, shall we?
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  730. mario fernandez Hi Mario - we added some links in the description under the video, if you're interested in learning more. Thanks for watching!
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  731. One of my co-workers mentioned they sell them at the VMFA! But you can actually find them here eye emoji https://www.vitra.com/en-us/product/miniatures-collection. The Vitra Design Museum make miniature replicas of iconic furniture design from its collection - Antonella
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  732. 2014 has been so much, and this is our take on it. But though we've started looking back in this video, big events just won't stop happening. Taliban gunmen attacked a school in the Pakistani city of Peshawar at 10am (local time) this morning, killing at least 135 Over 100 of them were children. http://www.vox.com/2014/12/16/7401609/peshwar-attack-school-taliban
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  733. Some of you have already explained it pretty well in this thread, but here's some context for the "separate machines" thing. In the US, a general election is typically preceded by a series of separate “primary” elections earlier in the year, in which the two major parties each settle on a single nominee to represent them. You can think of it sort of like the semifinals stage of a tournament; the Democrats and Republicans each stage their own contest, and then the winners face off. (Is this a good system? Debatable. We made a video about that earlier this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCvMtkEVqdA) In other words, the Democrats and Republicans are each holding their own intra-party election, voting on completely separate groups of candidates, and often at the same time. In some places, that means they vote on separate machines. So in the case of the Texas primary in Houston, the issue wasn’t that different voting machines had been designated for each party, but that the county had designated too few to one party and too many to the other — and that the local Republican officials either couldn’t or wouldn’t allow their spare machines to be used for the other primary.
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  734. +SmarterEveryDay Glad you enjoyed it, Destin!
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  735. For more of what we know about the omicron variant, and other extensive Covid-19 reporting, stay up to date here: https://www.vox.com/coronavirus-covid19
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  736. Hi, J.D. Thanks for watching. The audio from the Library of Congress, which maintains a collection of interviews conducted as part of Works Progress Administration's Federal Writers' Project. During the Great Depression, the Federal government paid writers like Zora Neal Hurston and documentarians like Alan Lomax to conduct oral histories with formerly enslaved people. This was in the 1930s and early 1940s, when the last generation of freedmen and women were nearing the end of their lives. You can listen to the audio and read transcripts of the interviews at https://www.loc.gov/collections/voices-remembering-slavery/about-this-collection Happy Juneteenth, Liz Scheltens (producer)
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  737. Just to clarify, Dylan has been planning to do this for years. When I heard that he was doing it, I asked if I could make a video. He agreed for the sake of getting the word out about non-directed kidney donation. -joss
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  738. Lootboxes aren't inherently bad, but they probably need to be more tightly regulated, especially how they're marketed to children!
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  739. Thanks for watching this season of Glad You Asked! Let us know what you think in the comments. Want to catch up on our full season’s worth of episodes? Watch them all in one place here: https://bit.ly/3fCd6lt
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  740. We want to hear from you! What are the biggest questions that you want answered? Let us know here and submit a video of yours at https://app.getstorybox.com/c/prc/359fa/vox-stories?linked
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  741. Thanks for watching! Join us every Tuesday in April when Phil takes a look at what’s going on with AI. To watch more of our robot revolution coverage, check out our AI playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5ek1Ux66aJ_qWf6CfBaAkGG
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  742. +Ker Al real!!
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  743. https://media0.giphy.com/media/yj1LYrEmVRf8I/giphy.gif
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  744. Long Nguyen i think if you take a look at the research on this, you'll find it doesn't confirm your assumptions here http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/means-matter/means-matter/risk/
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  745. UPDATE: As of May 12, 2020 WHO.int has set a DMARC policy of “reject,” to prevent spoofing of their domain.
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  746. Thanks for watching. This video is part of our ongoing coverage on Ukraine. To learn more about the historical context guiding the headlines today, view our playlist here: https://bit.ly/3ihWvU4
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  747. Actually I got the idea after talking to my grandma on the phone. She loves The Searchers. -Coleman
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  748. We are! Google gave out millions of dollars in total, but we only received a small portion of that in our grant; the funding is effectively helping to cover our costs as we invest time and resources into building out the Video Lab membership program on YouTube. It's not meant as a long-term funding to help our journalism become more sustainable, that's what the Video Lab is for. Great question!
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  749. UPDATE: In March 2024, the Judicial Conference of the United States, which regulates the federal courts, announced a new rule that will attempt to curb "judge shopping" by mandating a random assignment for any lawsuit that tries to change national or statewide policy: https://www.vox.com/scotus/2024/3/12/24098760/supreme-court-matthew-kacsmaryk-judge-shopping-republicans-judicial-conference
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  750. Your wish was already granted... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwNUmnDu1r8
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  751. Good luck!!
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  752. Hi, LimitedWard! Great question. Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, is a great way to support local farmers and broaden your culinary repertoire. I use Yellowbird Foodshed, which is local to Columbus, Ohio, where I live. The best way to find a CSA near you is to check out localharvest.org. It’s also an excellent source for information on local farmers markets and restaurants that specialize in local produce. -liz https://yellowbirdfs.com
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  753. +CptnJCFG Already married, but I'll take a friendly lunch date with her. -Johnny
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  754. Thanks for watching -- we've got 100+ more for you so far! And more soon... 
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  755. Thanks Abgmoe! We were able to fix this mistake — but we'll leave the comment in case anybody wanders down wondering what an LM is. For anyone who wants a little more info about the plaque and also the flag on the moon, this oral history with NASA "Mr. FixIt" Jack Kinzler is pretty cool (and linking it helps reduce the shame of that transcription I did). https://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/oral_histories/KinzlerJA/KinzlerJA_4-17-99.htm -Phil edit: to be clear, Abgmoe was correcting us when the text said "Limb" not "L.M." as it does now.
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  756. To give tax deductible charity in Australia, the institution must qualify as a 'deductible gift recipient.' Churches do not normally qualify, though programs within the church may meet government specifications. The normal donation that a member of a church may gift does not qualify for a tax deduction.
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  757. Hey, thank you! I will tell them. And its fun talking with y'all: we wouldn't be here without you. <3 -joe
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  758. If you want to learn the story behind one of Hubble's most significant photos, check out this episode of Observatory: https://youtu.be/95Tc0Rk2cNg. And for some terrestrial photo colorization, I've got you covered: https://youtu.be/vubuBrcAwtY – Coleman
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  759. Thanks for watching! Don't forget, you can sign up for our newsletter here 👉 https://www.vox.com/pages/vox-video-newsletter-signup
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  760. We do use the Adobe Creative Suite, but we do not have a separate graphics team. This video was written, voiced, edited, and animated by Dion Lee. -joss
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  761. http://giphy.com/gifs/yes-carl-sagan-B95F0EecqUF20
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  762.  @sebastianelytron8450  Level 100: Call out the heart from Vox, but get a heart from Vox
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  763. It was so great talking with you Mila, thank you for sharing your experience and perspective on this story with us! -Coleman
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  764. Sigh, it wasn't. Don't tell anybody. -Phil
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  765. Vox Earworm is coming back, so get ready for another season of sonic discovery 🔊🔊. The first episode premieres next Tuesday, 4/9! If you want to stay up to date with the latest from Earworm, be sure to follow the Facebook page too: https://www.facebook.com/VoxEarworm
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  766. Additional context on voter eligibility: While most states do not allow felons to vote, some states do allow parolees or those on probation to vote. Find out more about felony disenfranchisement laws: https://www.aclu.org/issues/voting-rights/voter-restoration/felony-disenfranchisement-laws-map
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  767. Thanks for catching this! We're working on fixing it now.
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  768. Well done. -Coleman
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  769. 😀😀😀😀
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  770. What's it like to be a leap year baby? We talked with 8 of them to find out: http://bit.ly/32dXQTc
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  771. UPDATE: The first images from the James Webb Space Telescope have landed. Not only are they beautiful, they're a huge deal. Read more from Vox's Brian Resnick and view the photos here: https://bit.ly/3AKUdY0
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  772. I think Jumbo has a really interesting story, and it sort of fits the stories I like to do. This is my favorite book about Jumbo (it includes a great anecdote about Jumbo drinking beer from peoples' glasses): https://www.amazon.com/Jumbo-Being-Story-Greatest-Elephant/dp/1586421417 -Phil
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  773. put your finger in front of your face and look at it. then move it further away - feels more relaxed, right? Same idea, you let them diverge even more by pointing them at something in the distance, and as they relax you'll start to see double -joss
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  774. We’re releasing the first episode of Missing Chapter, about the Wilmington Insurrection, next Thursday 6/20, but Video Lab members will be able to watch it in full, right now: https://youtu.be/LVQomlXMeek Join the Video Lab to to help us continue to explain the crucial issues of our day for YouTube, to help us make even more of the Vox videos you love, and to watch an early release of Missing Chapter: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership In this new series, Vox Senior Producer Ranjani Chakraborty will revisit history’s underreported moments, to give context to the present. Thanks to everyone who sent us story ideas for this series!
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  775. Thanks for watching! This is the fourth of five videos we're putting out this week and next about climate coverage. You can watch the previous one (about the indigenous practice that could help save our forests) here: https://youtu.be/0o6ezu_h6iE
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  776. Some annotations that might be interesting for the curious: Early in the video I mentioned that New Jersey is sinking. There's a whole lot more on that point. You can hear from an array of Rutgers University professors on the issue in this fantastic documentary produced by the university in 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7YJgsliy1g I also mention the Hudson River Tunnel in passing. Regional Plan Association produced this great explainer video detailing the vulnerabilities facing the entire Northeast Corridor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1xPZYiQEUY - Carlos W.
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  777. We have, but about the Republican Party! How the Republican Party went from Lincoln to Trump: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8VOM8ET1WU
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  778. Hey everyone: this dispatch video is part of the Vox Borders project. I'm visiting six places around the world to investigate the human impact of borders, and those six videos will be released in fall 2017. In the meantime I'm making these vlog style shorts. If you want to follow my travels, the best way to do it is following my FB page: www.facebook.com/johnnyharrisvox and signing up for the newsletter at www.vox.com/borders-email. I'll be asking for video ideas, feedback on the project, and answering questions as it unfolds. -Johnny
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  779. Hey Ben - linked Ruston and Harkup's work in the description. Check that stuff out! - Coleman
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  780. yes you can – oh yes you can
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  781. Hey Anthony, we had to re-upload due to an error in the video. There is a note in the description. Apologies! - Carlos
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  782. we get our music from the APM Music library. The song is called "Trick or Treat" https://search.apmmusic.com/#albums/KPM-0656
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  783. come back any time! http://i.imgur.com/jJqhsGH.gif
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  784. Thanks for pointing this out! We added a note in the description with more context about deep learning.
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  785. This song is the best! I wished we could license it for this video. For all those curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XPzICHxXoQ Awesome, hilarious album, available on Spotify. -Phil
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  786. +Yxg ah yes. I see it now. Will see if we can fix. Thanks for catching!! -Johnny
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  787. Want to see the behind-the-scenes content from Vox Borders? We're releasing exclusive footage from Johnny and all our other creators in the Video Lab: https://www.vox.com/join.
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  788. Hi there, yes you are right! It is really common for the lids to be recyclable. Unfortunately, this one did not have a clear recycling symbol on it. The other thing to be cautious about is that some municipalities in the US do not accept all types of plastics. So even if it is plastic, and it has the recycling symbol on it, it still might be contamination. So look up the recycling rules for where you live before you toss it in the recycling bin. (-Ellen)
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  789. No no. We are a 12 person show. But we each work on our own videos. I (Johnny) made this video and am responsible for the error. I'm glad +Yuri Matias brought it to my attention!
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  790. +yoni shirion next week! -Johnny
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  791. Harry Balzak http://mlkshk.com/r/MENU.gif
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  792. We had a camera crew on each end of our zoom call, since we couldn't travel due to Covid. - Joss
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  793. 😢😢😢
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  794. here's an interesting paper about that http://www.cs.uu.nl/docs/vakken/mcrws/papers/15.pdf
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  795. ***** We hoped to highlight how important these films are, and hope everybody here does get a chance to see them. Totally fair point about the description – added the links! We're always aiming to improve and appreciate the feedback.
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  796. For more on the stories that defined 2016: http://www.vox.com/videos/2016/12/28/14100234/2016-in-review-video
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  797. Hey, we've got episode 1 of Road Trip live in the Video Lab today. See it first, and help me make more Almanac videos, by becoming a member: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership. Video Lab members can watch the first Road Trip episode here now: https://youtu.be/8Xvobo6d9LY Buckle up. — Phil
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  798. This video was dubbed with a synthetic voice thanks to help from Papercup, an AI-powered video translation company that’s on a mission to get content in front of more people across the world. Let us know what you think in the comments, or reach out at voxvideo@vox.com. Find more of our videos in German here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDRWhEMz2B0&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dvQAOdlre7MixazqK2HLgt Dieses Video wurde dank der Hilfe von Papercup mit einer synthetischen Stimme übersetzt. Papercup ist ein KI-gestütztes Video-Übersetzungsunternehmen mit der Mission, Content für mehr Menschen auf der ganzen Welt verfügbar zu machen. Lassen Sie uns in den Kommentaren wissen, was Sie denken. Oder melden Sie sich bei voxvideo@vox.com. Weitere unserer Videos auf Deutsch finden Sie hier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDRWhEMz2B0&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dvQAOdlre7MixazqK2HLgt
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  799. Read more about the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2IpS8pW
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  800. Thanks for the feedback! Glad you like the videos. Sorry my voice over makes you cringe. -Johnny
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  801. It's not an illusion. Blaine holds his breath after inhaling pure oxygen, which the Guiness records allow. Here's a list of the people who have beaten his record https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_apnea#With_pure_oxygen
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  802. wilkinru check out the interactive map about a quarter-way down page to see data for hospitals near you http://www.vox.com/2015/7/9/8905959/medical-harm-infection-prevention
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  803. This video was dubbed with a synthetic voice thanks to help from Papercup, an AI-powered video translation company that’s on a mission to get content in front of more people across the world. Let us know what you think in the comments, or reach out at voxvideo@vox.com. Find more of our videos in German here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDRWhEMz2B0&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dvQAOdlre7MixazqK2HLgt Dieses Video wurde dank der Hilfe von Papercup mit einer synthetischen Stimme übersetzt. Papercup ist ein KI-gestütztes Video-Übersetzungsunternehmen mit der Mission, Content für mehr Menschen auf der ganzen Welt verfügbar zu machen. Lassen Sie uns in den Kommentaren wissen, was Sie denken. Oder melden Sie sich bei voxvideo@vox.com. Weitere unserer Videos auf Deutsch finden Sie hier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDRWhEMz2B0&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dvQAOdlre7MixazqK2HLgt
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  804. Thanks for watching! We’ve covered a lot about climate change, and not all the news is bad. For more of the policy solutions and innovations that can help save our planet, watch more coverage in our playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dR1opfCsg8JmZSToyAWR5h
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  805. That's a great question. You're right that both branches play a role in passing a federal budget that includes the Hyde Amendment. It is one small amendment that gets voted on as part of a massive spending bill worth trillions of dollars. One reason it gets approved is that some more moderate Democrats, even those who support abortion access generally, make the political decision to vote for it in order to get spending bills passed. So, with those votes, it gets approved. The politics of abortion have transformed a lot in the past few decades, as exemplified by Joe Biden, who has historically supported Hyde, reversing his stance on it in 2019. The Atlantic article we linked to in the video description gives a good overview of the history of the politics of Hyde within the Democratic party if you want to read more about it. Thanks for watching! -Laura
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  806. This video was dubbed with a synthetic voice thanks to help from Papercup, an AI-powered video translation company that’s on a mission to get content in front of more people across the world. Let us know what you think in the comments, or reach out at voxvideo@vox.com. Find more of our videos in Spanish here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eOodS2LhALq1f93cqnJqWI Este video fue doblado con una voz artificial gracias a la ayuda de Papercup, una empresa de traducción de video impulsada por inteligencia artificial que tiene la misión de mostrar contenido a más personas en todo el mundo. Háganos saber lo que piensa en los comentarios o comuníquese con voxvideo@vox.com. Encuentre más de nuestros videos en español aquí: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eOodS2LhALq1f93cqnJqWI
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  807. +Vazzaroth You're right that it's worth taking a look at the science! What you'll find is that there are some other tests that have been shown to be more reliable, like the Five Factor model. http://www.vox.com/2014/7/15/5881947/myers-briggs-personality-test-meaningless So it's not that personality tests are wrong, but that this particular test is poorly designed and hasn't withstood evaluation
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  808. The credits list everybody! We don't have a separate team for design and animation. And yes, we definitely do use After Effects. A lot. -joe
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  809. Brexit won't just have a big economic impact, it could also create a crisis at the Irish border. This episode of Vox Atlas explains how: https://youtu.be/e0xGHf8o-9k
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  810. Whistleblowers tend to become targets. The whistleblower whose complaint kicked off the Trump-Ukraine scandal is just the latest. For more, listen to our analysis on last month's Today, Explained podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/203pr797qBTZ0DyysRyeDr Or find us on Apple Podcasts here: https://apple.co/2GLSB3w
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  811. you may be thinking of corsi and fenwick which measure shot attempts as a proxy for possession
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  812. +Julio César✌🏽
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  813. +Алисон Бурней Thanks for the recommendation! -Johnny
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  814. The last episode of False Positive is publishing next Wednesday, and will cover the eventual capture of the real killer. Stay tuned!
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  815. Read the survey results: http://bit.ly/2IDW4AC Or start here with an explainer of the #metoo movement and its origins: http://bit.ly/2FQUzkH
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  816. http://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2016/12/22/14053036/gravitational-waves-breakthrough-year-science
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  817. +Scott Slone Apologies, they take a while to process but they are up now!
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  818. We call them woccas and we love them too. We have a whole section of Vox dedicated to them from Alvin Chang: https://www.vox.com/explainers/2016/10/27/13435798/alvin-cartoonxplainer
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  819. never!!! -joe
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  820. gold is a preparation for electron microscopy
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  821. +Empowering Medicine ✪ Herbalist For this video, I used Illustrator and After Effect, both Adobe software. Glad you liked it! -Johnny
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  822. +Alex Bicksler It'll be coming out soon! stay tuned.
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  823. +Game Over exactly :)
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  824. yes, this! ^
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  825. +kkfplease not likely - experts believe the virus leaves the blood within 2 weeks of infection. However, it may persist longer in semen. Researchers are still trying to figure out how long, but men with zika may be able to transmit the virus over longer periods of time through sex. http://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/what-you-need-to-know-about-zika-virus-201602019114
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  826. This video was dubbed with a synthetic voice thanks to help from Papercup, an AI-powered video translation company that’s on a mission to get content in front of more people across the world. Let us know what you think in the comments, or reach out at voxvideo@vox.com. Find more of our videos in German here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDRWhEMz2B0&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dvQAOdlre7MixazqK2HLgt Dieses Video wurde dank der Hilfe von Papercup mit einer synthetischen Stimme übersetzt. Papercup ist ein KI-gestütztes Video-Übersetzungsunternehmen mit der Mission, Content für mehr Menschen auf der ganzen Welt verfügbar zu machen. Lassen Sie uns in den Kommentaren wissen, was Sie denken. Oder melden Sie sich bei voxvideo@vox.com. Weitere unserer Videos auf Deutsch finden Sie hier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDRWhEMz2B0&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dvQAOdlre7MixazqK2HLgt
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  827. Me too. -Coleman
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  828. Correction: @5:38 The map of post-war Germany is missing eastern Prussia. The borders of Austria-Hungary should also include portions of northern Serbia and southern Poland.
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  829. We fixed it!
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  830. sadly, Frank Reynolds died in 1983.
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  831. Alex, thank you for your comment! We've now added professionally translated Spanish captions.
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  832. This video was produced in collaboration between Vox and BBCThree. Read all about the wedding on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2L6wyF8 This week we're making two more videos all about royal weddings. Stay tuned, and thanks for watching!
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  833. +Jesse Levine We use a program called "Adobe After Effects" and a lot of learning about animation on the internet. Good luck! -Johnny
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  834.  @wendel5868  you're hired!
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  835. Thanks Mike! I’m a fan of your Titanic videos. Coleman
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  836. check it out: http://www.history.com/news/ask-history/how-did-the-republican-and-democratic-parties-get-their-animal-symbols -Johnny
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  837. +Michael Maffattone Thanks so much! -Johnny
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  838. Max Đỗ Aw shucks!
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  839. Good catch! Thanks, we added a correction.
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  840. Help us reach more World Cup fans around the globe by submitting translations for this video in your native language. Follow this link to start: http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video?ref=share&v=P55XYp2KD2Y
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  841.  @MrMisjudge  Who doesn't appreciate a good meme??!
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  842. Our viewer's guide to this year's Spelling Bee over at Vox.com: http://www.vox.com/2014/5/27/5754264/a-viewers-guide-to-the-national-spelling-bee
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  843. plays "Dangerous Woman" on repeat - CM
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  844. The Vox Borders documentaries are now live!!! I ended up getting almost 6,000 submissions, and narrowed them down to just six shooting locations. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx_2SVm9Jgo&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5dRe4rC7m8jDaqodjZeLzCZ&index=1 - Johnny
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  845. great question - according to this site, "The whole sky contains 12.7 million times more area than the Ultra Deep Field. To observe the entire sky would take almost 1 million years of uninterrupted observing." For reference, the Ultra Deep Field is about twice as big as the original 1995 deep field area. so. http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2004/07/
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  846. +Yxg thanks for the comment. “Arctic” is capitalized when it is used as a noun (“the Arctic”). Used as an adjective, “arctic” is capitalized when it refers to the geographic region (i.e., Arctic communities) and lowercased when it refers to very low temperatures (i.e., arctic gale). That's the style direction of the Arctic Institute of North America.
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  847. Clarification: Automatic weapons manufactured before the 1986 law were grandfathered in – it's legal to buy, sell, and exchange these weapons as long as they are registered with the US bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF). Owners must also pay a special tax. For more information, read this piece from Vox's German Lopez: http://bit.ly/2CbmV6W
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  848. Hey folks! I've read the comments (not all because we know where that can lead), and I hear what you're saying. My only goal is to explain why there's a sleep disparity for black Americans, how it compounds on other health problems, and how this isn't just a problem at the individual level, but a systemic one as well. I've changed the title to better reflect that. Thank you for your suggestions, and thanks for watching! -Gina
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  849. put your finger in front of your face, but look at something beyond it. you're seeing your finger in double right? that's what i mean.
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  850. Yes! I definitely thought of it, but we couldn't totally nail down that it was Futura. (I laid it over some screen caps and the match wasn't exact). Some people think it's the very Futura-esque Adam CG ) https://www.behance.net/gallery/13756975/ADAMCG-PRO-Free-Typeface Anyway, 90% chance it's just Futura with adjusted kerning and maybe another customization or two, but I wasn't positive. -Phil
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  851. For more of Trudeau on being a feminist head of state, fatherhood, and Ryan Gosling memes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9o6cruoP7Y
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  852. I would love to hear thoughts on this. email me! johnny.harris@vox.com
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  853.  @magnol1a_  Robert Lee Stinson was eventually offered $115,000 from the state of Wisconsin. That comes out to just $5,000 per year, for each year he spent in prison.
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  854. i remember -joe
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  855. "Choose how you want to watch - stream all episodes ad-free at once with YouTube Premium or watch each new episode weekly with ads for free on YouTube."
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  856. I've recently discovered a few fun Instagram accounts that post pictures of Cooper Black in the wild. Here they are: @cooperblackwatch / @newyorkcooperblack / @cooperblackappreciationsociety. In addition, I've listed a handful of sources in the description, including Fonts In Use and Font Review Journal that were indispensable in researching the piece. - Estelle
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  857. We linked the main paper/book in the description. If you want to just look at gorgeous medieval ms scans, this one is great: http://brbl-dl.library.yale.edu/vufind/Record/3433279 You'll find a snail/knight battle on 169r. http://brbl-zoom.library.yale.edu/viewer/1020266 -Phil
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  858. To pick one more example: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pareidolia Dots:  par·ei·do·lia Syllables: per-ˌī-ˈdō-lē-ə So as you can see, there's one more syllable break (dashes in the last three letters) than line break (the dot before "lia"). (I didn't know this either, before talking to Kory!) -Phil PS - yes, I picked this example prompted by a coworker's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1dMloUfN1o
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  859. Have an idea for a story that we should investigate for Missing Chapter? Submit it here: http://bit.ly/2RhjxMy
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  860. Axel Ramos it is an antihistamine so it suppresses the flushing reaction, but it will not remove the acetaldehyde from her blood. In my experience, it doesn't prevent the headache for me but helps with the redness - joss
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  861. +Theo Matthews 🙏💯
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  862. Here it is: https://www.c-span.org/video/?152059-1/grocery-stores-product-fees -Phil
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  863. The producer behind this video, Danush Parvaneh, will be taking your questions on how he reported this story, and the dire situation faced by China's Muslim Uighur minority today in the Video Lab. If you’d like to ask him a question, click here to join: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership Becoming a member of the Video Lab is one of the best ways to help us keep making high-quality, deeply reported videos on topics like this that are so important for the public to understand. We’re unique in making deeply reported and high-quality videos specifically for YouTube. And nothing great on this platform is funded by ads alone. Help us continue to educate and inform the next generation by becoming a member today. And as always, thank you for watching our videos.
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  864. glad to have you around :) -Johnny
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  865. +molt we skipped leap year in 1700, 1800, and 1900. Since we had leap year in 2000, we'll skip it again in 2100 (that's 84 years from now), 2200, and 2300 - assuming humans haven't switched to a whole new calendar by then :)
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  866. +Rudie Obias this one? http://www.avclub.com/article/ibetter-off-tedi-racial-sensitivity-71599 "When the show’s protagonist Ted Crisp (played by Jay Harrington) suggests that these sensors are racist, his boss Veronica Palmer (Portia De Rossi) explains that the company’s position is that this is in fact the opposite of racism, because the system is 'not targeting black people… it’s just ignoring them.'"
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  867. he was a supporter of the Hubble! He was NOT a supporter of NASA wasting half a billion taxpayer dollars by messing up the mirror
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  868. For everyone who didn't watch the video, this pretty much sums it up!
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  869. ***** To paraphrase another analogy that Lily told me that didn't fit in the video: Assuming you identify as a man, Imagine I offered you $1,000,000 to have a vaginoplasty – an irreversible surgery to turn the penis into a vagina – would you take it? How about $5,000,000? Most men would answer no, that just would not feel right. That kind of question is a great proxy for figuring out what gender you identify with. For many transgender people, it's the exact opposite situation.
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  870. Read more about the research here: http://www.vox.com/2016/6/27/11544250/psychedelic-drugs-lsd-psilocybin-effects
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  871. Thanks for the feedback – we're always trying to improve! 
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  872. +Simon Friedrich Updated. Thanks for the heads up.
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  873. Thank you for watching Missing Chapter! This episode was another idea that came from our viewers via the callout (http://bit.ly/2RhjxMy), so thanks to those of you who shared some incredible suggestions! We were so excited to dig into research on this one and bring it to life. This season we'll be tackling more stories of historical injustice that have been left out of our textbooks — so stay tuned for more to come! And if you want a behind-the-scenes look at some of the research process for Missing Chapter and other Vox videos, you can sign up for the Vox Video Lab here: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership – Ranjani
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  874. Shared!
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  875. UPDATE: The Supreme Court will rule by the end of June on whether the census question is constitutional and whether the Trump administration followed proper procedure in adding the question. Read more about the high-stakes battle: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/6/12/18663009/census-citizenship-question-congress
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  876. taytay71092 There's some speculation that it resulted from natural selection around the time of rice cultivation - meaning that people were drinking so much rice wine that they were dying early and those with the mutation were protected against alcoholism and more successful at reproducing, but it's just speculation really. very difficult to know for sure http://news.sciencemag.org/plants-animals/2010/01/rice-domestication-blame-red-faced-asians -joss
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  877. I use nova launcher with an icon pack called Circle White :) -joss
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  878. Ah thank you! We work really hard on them so that means a lot!
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  879. Love Vox Earworm? Hop onto a live Q&A with Estelle Caswell, the creator behind the series, on December 20 at 5 PM ET by joining the Vox Video Lab, our new membership program on YouTube. She and other creators on our team will bringing you behind the scenes in a completely new way! (And if you missed the livestream, you'd still be able to see a recording). You can learn more about the other perks of joining the Video Lab at https://www.vox.com/join.
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  880. They use a bunch, but I believe the main camera they relied on for Planet Earth 2 was the Red Dragon -joss
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  881. Ori's Stories thanks! We get our tunes from APM music.
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  882. Understanding Hillary: Why the Clinton America sees isn't the Clinton colleagues know: http://www.vox.com/a/hillary-clinton-interview/the-gap-listener-leadership-quality
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  883. We'll DEFINITELY reply if you've got a way to see 10,000 years into the future! https://media.giphy.com/media/Fu9OoFu0ywzq8/giphy.gif
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  884. +Archy Y Amen.
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  885. +Liam Browne thanks for the feedback! -Johnny
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  886. yes, this is coming!! facial recognition is already in some retail stores as a security measure https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/mar/03/revealed-facial-recognition-software-infiltrating-cities-saks-toronto
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  887. Thanks for watching! We described a simple scenario here to break down the 7% guideline. But as a few of you pointed out, these scenarios can get infinitely complex. For example, once you pay off your debt, you have an extra $150 in your pocket every month that you could also put toward investing. There's links to more resources on debt consolidation and how to start planning for retirement in the description of this video, and here's one from Investopedia I found particularly helpful: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/pf/08/invest-reduce-debt.asp -Coleman
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  888. You can watch the original video in English here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLxvq_M4218
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  889. Read about the Colorado river’s drought crisis: how bad can it get; what communities, lives, and species are at stake if the river keeps drying up; what’s within our power to change; and what innovations and adaptations are we embracing to save ourselves. https://bit.ly/3N4C8dV
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  890. +Regismarlos Sirilo Thanks for that feedback! We love choosing music for our pieces and we use a site called APM to search for and license tracks.
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  891. http://i.giphy.com/h2MLtoOjxtkGY.gif
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  892. Hi Lucifer - this is not an ad. they didn't give us any money. I saw the movie, liked it, spent an afternoon on google street view, and tried a new video format. i promise if anyone gave us money to make a video about their product, we would tell you up front! that's never happened though. -joss
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  893. If I've learned anything from this project, it's that record deals are very complicated. In the video, we did our best to simplify the main components of how they work, but the fact of the matter is, there are a lot of components! Too many, in fact. If you want to dig into all of them, here's a great record deal simulator that's worth your while. https://dealsim.createos.app/ -Estelle
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  894. 💛@#*!$! 💛
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  895. +Brady McIntosh stay tuned :)
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  896. Dig into the past one photograph at a time with more Darkroom episodes, see the full playlist here: https://bit.ly/35ZRj4J
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  897. If you're experiencing problems voting today, you can call 866-OUR-VOTE (English), 888-VE-Y-VOTA (Spanish), 888-API-VOTE (Mandarin, Korean & more). To contribute to election monitoring, head over to Electionland https://projects.propublica.org/electionland/ For election coverage all day and night, come on over to www.vox.com or follow us at twitter.com/voxdotcom.
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  898. it was a coincidence. i started looking into this topic when the plane crashed and published the video when we finished it. however, it is not at all unusal for news organizations to try to publish things when they expect the most people will be interested in them -joss
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  899. Zelinity Thanks!
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  900. Peter, if you watched the description of the method in the video, you'll see that it IS indeed a measure of parity. If you don't like the word luck, you can use a different word for the relative inability to attribute outcomes to skill differences, but it's common among sports statisticians to use the word luck in this context (see links in the description). And yes, you would likely see tighter variance in other professional hockey leagues relative to basketball because so much of the parity is likely to stem from the dynamics of the gameplay itself and the scoring system. In his book, Mauboussin says "the contribution of luck tends to be similar for various professional leagues within the same sport. For example, in the old American Basketball Association, which merged with the NBA in 1976, the influence of luck looked similar to that in the NBA. This is also true in hockey, football, and soccer."
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  901. This video is part of our ongoing effort to provide broader coverage of Russia’s war on Ukraine, from historical context to the protection of cultural sites. Explore the playlist here: https://bit.ly/3ihWvU4
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  902. My great regret is not being able to get this model in time for the video. https://www.ebay.com/i/162735280802?chn=ps -Phil
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  903. DRAGGING
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  904. Here's the source for that chart: http://www.pewinternet.org/data-trend/internet-use/internet-use-over-time/ As of January 2014, 87% of Americans surveyed say they use the internet. -Phil
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  905. Thanks! -Johnny
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  906. Don DeNatale Earth was the basketball, not the sun!
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  907. Oh for sure. And it may always be -- I think the door became one when a lock was installed. This kind of door was designed to swing both ways but the lock blocks one direction! Don believes this kind of mistake is often simply a failure of communication between different people in the process of creating a space, but nevertheless it's a great entry point into this process that applies far beyond just doors!
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  908. Hi Nathan - thanks for your comment! We try to cover a wide range of stories, including the big international ones and smaller, more niche ones that others aren't covering but we think are still interesting. Regarding recent news, we don't want to rush and make something that will waste anyone's time, but we are not ignoring the news of this week. stay tuned
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  909. +Aidan Clarke we love u back
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  910. Kenneth Monson Same host! Our very own Estelle Caswell ✨
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  911. ​ @willk9612  Will, you made it!! I’m bummed we couldn’t track you down all those months ago, but so happy this video made its way to you. This whole thing started with you — your spark of curiosity sent us on this journey in the first place. Let’s figure out a time to meet over Zoom!
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  912. If you haven’t heard already, we launched a paid membership program on YouTube called the Vox Video Lab. You can check it out at vox.com/join. Members get access to livestream discussions with our creators, behind the scenes peeks of our work, our picks for the best videos on the internet, director’s commentaries on our videos, an awesome badge that levels up over time, and a lot more for a small monthly payment. And as always, thanks for watching Vox videos!
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  913. Thanks for watching! Make sure you never miss behind the scenes content in the Vox Video newsletter, sign up here: http://vox.com/video-newsletter
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  914. +Austin Anderholt We're so glad to have you as a viewer Austin!
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  915. +Noah Vickers I totally take your point, Noah. That was a big part of the plot and I can see why they did it. I decided to include it anyway to draw awareness to the fact that while hollywood would never tolerate white actors using makeup and prosthetics to play black characters, they do still tolerate it for asian characters, despite the long, awful history of yellowface. Two ways Cloud Atlas could have avoided this: cast an asian actor instead of sturgiss or weaving, OR, have them play the role without altering their eyes. they don't look asian, they look like aliens, and it's just not going to hold up over time when people look back at this movie. thanks for watching and commenting! -joss
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  916. XLPCX it would appear that we have multiple issues
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  917.  @billgegas2033  Thanks for pointing this out! You’re right — the film was shot on location at Squam Lake in New Hampshire. On Golden Pond is originally a play written by Ernest Thompson (who also wrote the screenplay to the movie!) inspired by his childhood summers in Belgrade, Maine. The play is set in Maine, but the movie is set ambiguously in “northern New England.” Either way, we’re glad they got the loons right. —Marie
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  918. Virtual high five Austin!
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  919. ***** DeathByVanity We always get the first view!  So here's your trophy: http://giphy.com/gifs/dream-j7ruQHRi2oIXC
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  920. Duke Baatarkhuyag good question! In both Israel and Australia, researchers found no increase in non-firearm suicides http://gsoa.feinheit.ch/media/medialibrary/2010/12/Lubin_10.pdf http://www.econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/36943/1/629737827.pdf
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  921. +Too Soon Junior They add sounds from their huge sound library or record new ones if they need them. They also take recordings on location when possible. -joss
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  922. Yep! right here: https://www.facebook.com/JohnnyHarrisVox/videos/377351222684366/
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  923. I wish I could have, the siiiiickest. The challenge is that the rules are different everywhere. If you want to recycle correctly, look up the rules for your neighborhood recycling program and focus on putting items in the recycling bin that are both dry and clean. (-Ellen)
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  924. Good point! My apologies to Canadian viewers. Lesson learned. - liz
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  925. Ugh, sorry guys, the DJI osmo is a great little camera but it sometimes has little temper tantrums which include a lot of digital noise in the darks. Hope that wasn't too distracting! -Johnny
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  926. thanks Mary! we spent a few weeks researching this one, and the historians in the piece were critical in moving that forward -- along with libraries like the New Hanover County Library, where we were able to get our hands on the primary source materials. thanks again for watching! - Ranjani
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  927. Jeremy. It's actually not illegal to drive and talk on the phone in Kentucky. Here's a state by state breakdown on what laws exist surrounding this http://www.pcworld.com/article/246574/cell_phone_driving_bans_state_by_state_where_you_break_the_law.html
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  928. Krunoslav Šokić So far, it's not clear how many of them had feathers, because they're hard to detect in most rock formations. But many theropods definitely did.
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  929. For more on the sad truth about breakfast over at Vox.com: http://www.vox.com/2016/7/11/12128372/sugar-cereal-breakfast-nutrition-facts
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  930. Thanks!! We always get a kick out of your comments lol
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  931. For a great deep dive on the Rifugio Guide del Cervino’s peculiar situation, check out this feature by Zoey Poll in the New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-europe/the-uncertain-fate-of-an-alpine-mountain-lodge Thanks for watching. -Christophe
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  932. Thanks! Very kind of you :)
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  933. That's Dion! she joined the Vox video team recently to help Joss make Observatory. She did all the animation and editing for this video :)
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  934. It’s called an Erhu 😀
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  935. https://media.giphy.com/media/lXiRKBj0SAA0EWvbG/giphy.gif
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  936. https://media.giphy.com/media/3oEjI2iHlsotWgYeQg/giphy.gif
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  937. thedeadlybutter Well, we do have a cat video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flM0NTYtees&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eNMPb_MTRyLDzm_AOIk7UF&index=5
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  938. thank you for catching that! we added a correction to the video. -Ranjani
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  939. +Alyssa Maldonado I know I'm the worst. I'll do better. -Johnny
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  940. ***** Planned Parenthood is a large health care provider with clinics across the U.S., focusing mostly on providing contraception, std testing, cancer screenings and other women's health services. They also perform abortions, so they are a major target for activists who don't think abortion should be legal. Here's some more information: http://www.vox.com/2015/7/22/9013565/planned-parenthood-government-funding
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  941. Thank you! Very insightful comment. — Carlos W.
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  942.  @crack.tyrone23  hello!
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  943. nekocekoBiH, I totally respect your opinion, but I'd point out that regulations on animal testing typically do not cover invertebrates like ants because the evidence that they feel pain is not conclusive. Torture is a very strong word that suggests ants have mammal-like experiences to harmful stimuli, and that has not been shown. I certainly would not condone harming insects without good reason. But i think this research is a pretty good reason. -joss
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  944. +Tran101 Indeed – we originally published it in 2015, but we're re-releasing it today in honor of mother's day tomorrow.
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  945. iBeFloe we <3 you
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  946. +Dytunck Oh I love that song so much. Just didn't include it. Even weirder influence of that 1979 song: I am convinced Smashing Pumpkins' song 1979 is a direct reference to it. Chord changes are identical and the melodies interlock in this amazing way. -joe
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  947. Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWYRT-NhEqkZ_afrqEgxYOQ
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  948. Tax deductions in the US are quite complex. For example, our video's example median income earner, Dan, would likely benefit more from the standard deduction over any available tax deduction. Businesses prospered in the 90s, in part to a tech boom that in some respects the US economy is still riding today. Many 'dot-coms' failed, but the internet is still going strong. Where do you think the funding for research and development of the technology that fueled the tech boom came from?
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  949. According to one old board: ""If you call it we-ja or wee-gee, it still spells good fun." (But it's Wee-jah since then on most boards) -Phil
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  950. I'm getting this comment tattooed on my face. - CM
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  951. eric Stoenescu here's some info about why the US military sees climate change as a threat. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/14/us/pentagon-says-global-warming-presents-immediate-security-threat.html?_r=0 you're right that climate change has happened before in Earht's history. The difference is that natural climate change is much more gradual than human-caused climate change.....and there weren't 7 billion humans to worry about then
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  952. +sata peli Take a look! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJvh42OqWgw
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  953. https://media.giphy.com/media/NiaiXyqOVESQ0/giphy.gif
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  954. https://media.giphy.com/media/l41lZxzroU33typuU/giphy.gif
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  955. We had a great time traveling all over the Vancouver area, and you’re right! The numbers in our chart refer to the city populations of Langley and Vancouver, but the areas surrounding them have larger populations.
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  956. we loved this video though, for real
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  957.  @stackptr  Thanks, we definitely try to be deliberate about experiments like this! There are some experiments we'd try just to try, but making a vertical video just for the heck of it probably isn't one of them. In this case it just happened to thematically fit the subject of skyscrapers so we gave it a go.
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  958. It's very weird. Also: I really, really dislike CNN too! I am not Team CNN! I am Team Hide-In-A-Corner-And-Panic! - CM
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  959. +Marty McSuperfly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHVp5wILNhA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlFnPAydJgk
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  960. She knows how to cut me deep. - CM
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  961. Vox 23 seconds ago hey there - no need for the accusations! We actually hadn't seen Adam's video but I just watched it and it's great! I think you'll find it's common on youtube that people cover the same stories and come to similar conclusions without even knowing it. Thanks for watching and I hope folks will go watch his video too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI7nhSIuHg4 -joss
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  962. It's actually not illegal to drive and talk on the phone in Kentucky. Here's a state by state breakdown on what laws exist surrounding this http://www.pcworld.com/article/246574/cell_phone_driving_bans_state_by_state_where_you_break_the_law.html
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  963. i mean okay as long as it's not parking validation
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  964. I feel seen. Seriously though, to everyone who is upset about this video - if you love Marvel, you'll love Sean Howe's book about Marvel (which is only a research source and has nothing to do with this video's perspective on the MCU). He has amazing sources and found a story as exciting as one of the movies. -Phil
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  965. +Graham Jenson indeed!
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  966. http://i.giphy.com/l0MYrGMNjoDxIP7Wg.gif
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  967. Very kind of you. You can bet there will be more explainers like this in the future. Glad you're enjoying them. -Johnny
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  968. I appreciate your perspective. Thanks for chiming in! -Johnny
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  969. What would you like the reply to be about?
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  970. +chiggedycheckyoself Hi there - I'm reaching out to our commenters who complain about vocal fry. I'd like to interview you over Skype for a video I'm making on the topic. If you're willing, email me at joss@vox.com
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  971. doesn't have a name! at least, not yet. -joe
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  972. We promise there are no jump scares in THIS video!
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  973. John, thank you for sharing your story. I really hope you can find a way to study transportation / planning -- it's so vital. — Carlos W.
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  974. Thanks Hypercane. We'd love to hear more from you – please get in touch with us at voxvideo@vox.com!
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  975. It's airing Saturdays on BBC America. Looks like they'll also be making it available for streaming on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Planet-Earth-II/dp/B01N35YDO6
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  976. serious question: do you guys pronounce the word "thorough" as "thruh"?
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  977. this may be of interest to you, TheSpiritOfTheTimes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwwP3SiBIC8
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  978. It's iOS's standard podcast app... But a bit, um, enhanced. I added a little bit of animation into it. -joe
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  979. ***** http://i.perezhilton.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/jennifer-lawrence-wow-thank-you.gif
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  980. Want to dive into more sports-related content? Check out our playlist! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5e2O8qUs_oZ37Of59pLHvq2 We've covered everything from football to futbol, Winter Olympics to World Cup, and figure skating to competitive cup stacking.
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  981. ​ @EdmundSetsu  There’s a scene that wound up getting cut from the final edit where the archaeologist Farid explains a bit more about the tombs. He said tumuli can date all the way back to the Neolithic period, but nomadic peoples still bury their dead in a similar way today. When he saw the tumuli at 15:38, he pointed out that the larger one on the right was quite old, but the smaller one on the left was a relatively modern one. So there could be 1,000 or 2,000 years of difference between the two similar graves right next to each other!
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  982. This might happen if you cross your eyes instead of diverge them.
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  983. That's actually a really interesting question. I don't think this is a full answer, but at least it's weird trivia - a lot of the posters were designed by soldiers (not trained designers) as part of poster-design contests. So some of the posters were just drawn by some random person, not coordinated through a military style guide or anything like that. -Phil
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  984. @Tuneh Knott !! Thanks for catching this!! We just added the under 18 option.
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  985. +Rudde Hey there, here's the data on race relations that we used for this video. http://www.gallup.com/poll/1687/race-relations.aspx
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  986. hey there - no need for the accusations! We hadn't seen Adam's video but I just watched it and it's great! Here's the link for anyone who wants more fascinating info about the anthem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI7nhSIuHg4 -joss
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  987. +Meh We actually made one back in February, so it doesn't include events since then – but here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJvh42OqWgw
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  988. SidV101, if we were seeing accelerating job displacement on a big scale, it would show up in productivity growth. it's not there, but if/when it comes, it will raise productivity - they're intimately connected. We're not anywhere near technology becoming faster and cheaper than humans at everything, that's simply too far out and too speculative to be useful for making policy choices today.
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  989. +oubrioko yep -- that's my mistake. I should have said from "prince's group" not "mouth," and we've annotated a correction. My apologies for the error! -joe
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  990. +TomHasVideo what I did here, and what we often do especially when dealing with breaking news, is I grabbed our science reporter, asked him a bunch of questions, and edited his answers down. We tend to find that voiceovers are more engaging when the person isn't reading off a script or a teleprompter like what you'd see on TV news or hear on NPR or other youtube channels...for the simple reason that it more closely resembles how we communicate in real-life interactions. Personally i tend to glaze over when i hear that old-school broadcast style but of course tastes vary. Anywho, thanks for watching! -joss
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  991. +Nathan Warrington keep an eye on our channel in the next week :)
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  992.  @shohelwahid4113  We always include credits at the end of each video, but this video was produced by Madeline Marshall!
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  993. Thanks for the informative additions!!
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  994. Want to read more about bees, zero, and nothing? Check out Brian Resnick's piece on vox.com: http://bit.ly/2L4EYA5
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  995. Sharing helps our mission too!
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  996. Alas, (Spoiler alert!) America Works is a bit bonkers, according to Vox's Danielle Kurtzleben. http://www.vox.com/2015/3/2/8129233/house-of-cards-america-works
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  997. good point - We'll make the title more clear
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  998. +Imran Nazir probably not - Zika is just one suspect cause of the birth defect. There are many other causes http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/microcephaly/basics/causes/con-20034823
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  999. It's true, wealth and income inequality are also very scary.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Xa9T2OMzmw
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  1000. Coolmark thank you!
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  1001. This video is from 2018. For more information on the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, read more from Vox reporters Jen Kirby and Jonathan Guyer, here: https://bit.ly/3C1JZS1 EDIT: Link was updated.
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  1002. Vox Skate Week is over, but you can still watch the rest of our videos about ice skating here: We interviewed Olympic skaters like Mirai Nagasu and Adam Rippon, and break down into the sport of skating in three other videos. http://bit.ly/2oGrA7N
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  1003. Restoration efforts for certain populations of animals can work, but how well? Watch our video on the grey wolf to learn more about conservationist work and what it means when an animal is endangered: https://youtu.be/6Ix2hRBf1V0
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  1004. +CrapImGud i filmed on an iphone 6 while running! -joe
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  1005.  @Androidonator  It means Lauren joined our membership program! It's called the Vox Video Lab, and you can learn more about it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0cvGRUbusQ
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  1006. A little empathy goes a long way!
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  1007. Hi Thomas- thank you for this study and your comments. It's not honest to say the sources I linked to "aren't good." The CNBC report is about research published in the peer-reviewed journal Health Affairs. It's a solid study. I can't find evidence that the Vanderbilt study was published in a journal, but let me know if you find that. Regardless, researchers disagree a lot - It's a tough thing to study! But it's safe to say that Obamacare was not even close to the "single biggest piece of the puzzle." Even the Vanderbilt study lands on a 2-3 percentage point effect. So since the evidence is mixed and there are much bigger forces at hand, I decided not to take a turn into this question. You may have made a different choice but I hope you'll acknowledge that this is a grey area and does not justify an accusation of "misleading on purpose." -Joss
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  1008. this is true! to an extent... see #5 here http://www.vox.com/2016/5/18/11685254/metabolism-definition-booster-weight-loss
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  1009. they can estimate with proxies, but they don't measure possession
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  1010. For more Game of Thrones analysis and full episode reviews from the Vox Culture team head over to https://www.vox.com/game-of-thrones
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  1011. Mohammad Yousaf got to it first. Well done. Iconic. - CM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zGpJGhlLqQ
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  1012. David Chase has responded to the interview on Vox with a comment through his publicist. The publicist says "The final scene of The Sopranos raises a spiritual question that has no right or wrong answer," very much along the lines of Todd VanDerWerff's take on the scene here.  Todd expands on Chase's response over at Vox: http://www.vox.com/2014/8/27/6076621/david-chase-responds-to-our-sopranos-piece
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  1013. +iteitsmeok Mauricio Hora
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  1014. +Gregor Barclay Yep - you're absolutely right, and my mistake! Will annotate a correction. -joe
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  1015. the jooniverse thanks!
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  1016. You can read more here! The page is in german, but the journal summaries are translated into english: http://www.semiotik.tu-berlin.de/menue/zeitschrift_fuer_semiotik/zs-hefte/bd_6_hft_3/ -Christophe
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  1017. ​ @eliteffsquadron9932  Thanks for the idea! In the meantime, Phil did a video in 2019 on "Why so many suburbs look the same", that you can watch here: https://youtu.be/vWhYlu7ZfYM
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  1018. ~shouts into the void~ WARRRREENNNN -joe
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  1019. :(
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  1020. Well, shucks. Thanks Dr. and everybody for all the positive feedback!
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  1021. Sometimes, you can! And sometimes, like the Egg-xterminator, you just gotta throw an egg directly onto the ground for no good reason. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5dENVdtp5s
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  1022. Watch the full new season of Vox Borders: Colombia – starting with episode – one right here: http://bit.ly/2EeHxfJ
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  1023. Hi, Okeanos. Thanks for watching. We didn't have time to get into this in the video, but this is a clip of John Hagee, one of the most prominent Christian Zionists in the country. He leads the biggest pro-Isreal PAC (7 million members), called Christians United for Isreal. This clip is from a sermon he gave entitled "The Battle for Jerusalem." You can watch the full sermon here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Pcfa4DEO7w&t=286s I also noticed the similarity between the symbol in the background and the German Imperial Eagle, but I didn't watch the entirety of the sermon, so I don't know if he addresses it at all. If you find out, please let me know! -Liz
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  1024. You can read more about Jewel's journey, and the science of bariatric surgery, on our website at: http://bit.ly/vox-jewel
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  1025.  @cattmampbellvideo  Oh yes it is!
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  1026. +jadounetinzemix see #7 here http://www.vox.com/2014/12/31/7471309/wifi-faster
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  1027. ahmed said in this case, yes! NASA believes these mountains are made of water ice. This page says why: https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/the-icy-mountains-of-pluto
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  1028. Anton Adelson you may find some interesting info here http://www.vox.com/2015/2/8/7475667/27-fonts-give-or-take-that-explain-your-world
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  1029. We caught 2 typos and wouldn't have been able to stand ourselves!   Thanks for watching.
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  1030. What’s your most absurd travel story? Did you run out of gas on a road trip in the middle of nowhere? Marry your seatmate whom you fought with over an armrest? Pack too many people into an RV for vacation? Tell us about it!
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  1031. Jean Bonnefoy thank you for sharing!
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  1032. Nice. - CM
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  1033. Some great recommendations in this thread! I'd also encourage you to check out Native Seeds/SEARCH-- a nonprofit based in Tuscon, Arizona. They save and sell an amazing variety of seeds in partnership with local indigenous tribes. I've never been, so if you're local to Tucson and able to check it out in person, let me know what I'm missing! And if you're not, you can still order seeds via their website or catalogue. Thanks for watching! -Liz
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  1034.  @andremartin5322  yo yo, will do
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  1035. Thanks so much for the positive feedback!  We'll keep doing everything we can. 
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  1036. delon a for the record, Dr. Oz says he does not take money from these companies and we've seen no evidence to contradict that so far. 
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  1037. +SNOREOFF My goal was only to see if I could get prices for some of the major costs that I was sure I would incur. Like the hospital room, the labs, the tests, the medicine, the labor room, the IV tubes. All these things are predictable. They happen all the time. So I was hoping someone could give me prices for this stuff I knew I would be buying. -Johnny
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  1038. +bogi18 hi Subscriber! Just wanted to let you know that there is no native advertising on our channel and if there ever were, it will be clearly marked as such.
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  1039. +Javier Ocampo Yep – a majority of the team is in DC actually, but those of us that live in NYC do work in the same building! -joe
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  1040. :)
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  1041. Or just, like, don't murder people
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  1042. Don't worry, these are copies. -Coleman
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  1043. For more climate change videos, check out our playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eNh88rkSNQonaKMKjT-P6h
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  1044. Hi Starr Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I apologize for miscategorizing the accident and for any offense to Logan’s friends and family. We did not intend to misrepresent the accident and fully recognize that we should have exercised more diligence to verify the interviewee’s claim. I’m working on a correction to the video that will no longer include the misrepresentation and interview at 4:11. - Laura
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  1045. ​ @sarjulia  Extremely surprised! There were hours and hours of footage to go through. But by far the most surprising moment was being on that final call with Samir where he retold the whole journey to me … and then pulled out a big plastic bag of all the old cans.
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  1046.  @arive8088  LMAO Imagine seeing me, crying, on the front lines of literally any conflict. - CM
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  1047. https://media1.giphy.com/media/WJEAsbOLDF0Ig/giphy.gif
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  1048. ok i put it here https://soundcloud.com/joeposner/vengreen-peak -joe
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  1049. +CrapImGud LOL. Yeah. Just was remembering the amount of pain I was in coming back to this, and happened to see the question! Sorry i'd missed it before.
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  1050. eric Stoenescu ok i think you might be trolling us now, but just in case you really do want to go through the scientific evidence, here it is: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar5/wg1/ see chapters 1-15 on the right side or read the summaries. hundreds of scientists contributed to the report and it pretty much represents the state of human knowledge on this issue. i assure you, the much tougher question isn't whether it's our fault - we've known that for a long time now....but rather what we should do about it.
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  1051. +CelloniPeponi That's a great question! I think it benefits the hospital to not have prices available to just anyone. -Johnny
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  1052. +Rafa Peris thanks for offering! Please email me. johnny.harris@vox.com
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  1053. +Lofse Yep! you are correct. I've annotated with an update.
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  1054. we are working on more videos but in the mean time, check out some of these: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5cVBs2Xw64tYbQ5aw4VoF2v
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  1055. nimrodery, I believe they were able to measure it when the infamous glow puck was in use (which I covered briefly in this video: https://youtu.be/1Oqm6eO6deU?t=16s) Sounds like they're working to bring back a similar technology! https://www.si.com/tech-media/2016/09/03/world-cup-hockey-player-puck-tracking
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  1056. thanks! here's one you might like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbjKcHPmxKQ
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  1057. hi Tiago! thanks for watching! land owners in Seneca Village were compensated by the city, but sadly many of them ended up filing legal objections arguing that the amounts they were offered were far lower than the actual value of their land. one of those documents is pictured around the 6:40 mark! -Ranjani
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  1058. UPDATE: As of April 20, 2020 WHO has begun the process of implementing DMARC to prevent this type of impersonation. Read more here: https://www.who.int/about/communications/cyber-security
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  1059. +Jim Goltz Hear hear. -joe
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  1060. For much more on the Senate bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, Sarah Kliff explains over at Vox.com: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/6/22/15846728/senate-plan-better-care-reconciliation-act
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  1061. if you watched the video, you'll see that we did not say basketball is more skillful than any sport, rather that it's easier to determine from the outcomes which team is more skillful.
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  1062. Bob Robberts MIT KUN Thank you so much for watching!
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  1063. +lonememe thanks! I know it's a lot to cover in 9 minutes. But hopefully it's a good intro to a new comer. -Johnny
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  1064. +ThyBountyHunter I agree. But hospitals don't seem to comply with any price transparency laws. It's really frustrating. -Johnny
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  1065. For more Game of Thrones analysis, check out this Vox piece on the evolution of Sansa Stark, explained by her costumes: http://bit.ly/2GlTP5Y
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  1066. https://media.giphy.com/media/dlLsUqxpRb4MU/giphy.gif
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  1067. +Pedro DaSiva of course! :)
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  1068. Estelle has a whole series of videos about music in the works! Stay tuned :)
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  1069. ***** Bam, here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULQiCN0YNmw
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  1070. Thanks Jonathan!
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  1071. This video was dubbed with a synthetic voice thanks to help from Papercup, an AI-powered video translation company that’s on a mission to get content in front of more people across the world. Let us know what you think in the comments, or reach out at voxvideo@vox.com Find more of our videos in Spanish here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eOodS2LhALq1f93cqnJqWI Este video fue doblado con una voz artificial gracias a la ayuda de Papercup, una empresa de traducción de video impulsada por inteligencia artificial que tiene la misión de mostrar contenido a más personas en todo el mundo. Háganos saber lo que piensa en los comentarios o comuníquese con voxvideo@vox.com Encuentre más de nuestros videos en español aquí: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eOodS2LhALq1f93cqnJqWI
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  1072. https://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/67156/38047331-MIT.pdf?sequence=2 -Phil
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  1073. This video was adapted into an episode for Vox’s science podcast, Unexplainable. You can hear more of our reporting on Mount Everest and sea level, and learn about other contenders for the world’s tallest mountain there: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2nzmrOLgae5GmMgULFYXag?si=He88--XWR7GXregkkSjBJw&dl_branch=1
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  1074. Vox Borders is heading to India this Spring! Which means Season 4 (Borders India) will premiere later this year. It's not too late to submit story ideas either, if you haven't already! Just use the form here: http://www.vox.com/borders-india
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  1075.  @kims0228  sorry 😩
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  1076. Yess!! Last time we asked for feedback, this was a consistent piece. We're trying to be more mindful of our international fans, we love you guys too!
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  1077. +Andrew Anderson Newts are salamanders! http://tinyurl.com/hqkgnye
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  1078. https://media.giphy.com/media/xT0BKBWDUqDW1NAHLy/giphy.gif
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  1079. Drstrangegloves1, that was an annular eclipse. Still very cool.
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  1080. +Jeremy Why Right? I tried to keep it light-hearted but honestly for lots of families in this country, the lack of price transparency could derail their finances if they don't know how to plan for a big procedure and can't get any information. -Johnny
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  1081. Vincent Li thanks for making these points -  there's certainly more to earthquakes than just the magnitude. We considered the intensity measures and shakemaps to make sure this was not an unfair comparison. http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc72282711#pager http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usb000rzmg#pager 
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  1082. Good point! I would say its very comparable. The context and politics are different but the display of creative survival due to lack of support is almost identical. The people in Favelas reminded me a lot of those I met in Cuba. -Johnny
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  1083. Trevor Owens Here's one I did on the South Sudan conflict in 2017 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkWldwFdTPo
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  1084. Hi, Allie! Thank you for watching and for commenting. I learned so much talking with your dad and other members of the Ojibwe community for this story. -Liz
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  1085. Here’s our video on Kim Kardashian’s greatest talent: https://youtu.be/_L4JNftstL0
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  1086. ​@Omar Hamdi That document (there’s a link to it in the description) summarized findings of the Flatters Expedition, a failed attempt by France to map a Trans-Saharan railway in 1880. While the coordinates the document lists are somewhat close, they’re still about 32 km (20 miles) away from the circles. So it’s quite likely the tumuli the Flatters Expedition saw are still out there, just northeast of the circles!
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  1087.  @yesistillusehangouts1751  Hi Sidharth!! Thanks for watching our videos💛
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  1088. More Olympics coverage coming next week — stay tuned!
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  1089. +sentbyjen So kind of you. Thanks so much. -Johnny
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  1090. yeah, i'm afraid that would probably affect this :(
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  1091. +Homeboy Chris Our colleague Brad Plumer gets into that here! http://www.vox.com/2016/1/5/10718128/federal-land-west-oregon-militia -- joe
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  1092. +buy bitcoin Here's an old one we made! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0qn3oPYo5c
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  1093. +molt yep, exactly
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  1094. +William Drake I called the insurance to see if they could she light on costs. They had some interesting estimation tools but no one seemed to have any idea on how to get prices for specific items. -Johnny
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  1095. +Alexandra Horton Man, that man is non-stop!
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  1096. Single-payer systems are generally far more efficient in terms of costs.  Though of course there are significant drawbacks to consider.  Vermont is considering them right now and may become the first truly government-run health care system in the US. We made a video about this topic here:  Take two minutes to become an expert in single-payer And you can read an in-depth feature about Vermont's program here: http://www.vox.com/2014/4/9/5557696/forget-obamacare-vermont-wants-to-bring-single-payer-to-america
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  1097.  @Ispwrfd  🤣🤣 will do!
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  1098. Here are most of them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaWA2GbcnJU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEcqoqvlxPY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_4ZgY5VOa4&t=60s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2caT4q4Nbs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuunqfdz388 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hEMRkY4pDs + https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVubXLv3siA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jehrbUGdlE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OSJHQFHbGA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=La3b_1F8h_4 Let me know if they brought tears to your eyes too :) -joss
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  1099. Thanks for chatting with us 👑
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  1100. Not original Green Books, these are copies. - Coleman
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  1101. Thanks for flagging this mistake Anthony! -Sam
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  1102. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W_zM7koJy8
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  1103. Thank you Andres!  Though... it is Vox. ;) 
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  1104. Good question, George. One of our reporters, Libby Nelson, offers one possible explanation, at least when it comes to Saudi Arabia and Egypt: Trump has business ties in these countries that could suffer if travel is restricted. http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/1/28/14425504/trump-refugee-travel-ban-business-countries
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  1105. if it worked all year round then they're not the underdog for the season!
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  1106. Hollawar, for what it's worth, we got the word soccer from the Brits https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/06/why-we-call-soccer-soccer/372771/
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  1107. If you'd like to learn more about April Fools' Day, Michelle Hackman explains (earnestly) over at Vox.com: http://www.vox.com/2016/4/1/11340608/april-fools-day-pranks-explained
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  1108. Owen Brown We're wishing you and your family all the best!
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  1109. Mirai Nagasu's triple axel was like the only thing our team talked about for an entire month!!
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  1110. ​ @rohitjorige5346  If I had to plug one research tool, it’d be Google Scholar! It’s an incredible resource for peer-reviewed academic journals, reports, patents, court opinions, etc. Really the best place to find a lot of reliable academic work. It’s always one of my go-to places when I’m just starting to look into something.
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  1111. it's really tough. It seems like a lot of people get tripped up over this part: "Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight O’er the ramparts we watch’d were so gallantly streaming?" People don't realize that it's actually a question, which helps you understand the phrasing a tiny bit more, but it's still pretty awkward. I blame the song not the singers! -joss
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  1112. hi peterDcontact, here's an article that may provide some more information about this: http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424127887324432004578304463789858002 and the report itself, if you're interested (pdf): http://sentencing.typepad.com/files/part-a---continuing-impact-of-booker-on-federal-sentencing.pdf
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  1113. Cookie: granted!  Now if only we could see what Philae is seeing on 67P....
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  1114. Lucas, the graph takes the total deaths since 1980, divided by the number of significant earthquakes that have occurred. Here's the data source if you'd like to poke around: http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/nndc/struts/form?t=101650&s=1&d=1
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  1115. Thanks for the question. Vox reporter Dara Lind, who narrates this video, has done some really informative work on this subject. In short, there's a huge variety of reasons why people come to the U.S. without documentation. This cardstack helps outline some of the specifics: https://www.vox.com/cards/immigration-immigrants-reform-us.
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  1116. i didn't want to say anything, but... yeah. we can't ignore that. -joss
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  1117. +lil'tyrone, aka Yung Javier, aka papi chulo https://youtu.be/T6a87L_f7js
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  1118.  @Definitely_not_Andrew_Yoshiaki  Awesome suggestion!! Thanks for sending it🤘
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  1119. Nate and Noah Try Life Thanks!! It's one of our newest series and we're really excited about it!
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  1120. UPDATE: When we originally released this video in September the number of Rohingya who had fled Myanmar was estimated to be 400,000 – today the UN estimates that number to be 700,000. But there is hope on the horizon, as UN agencies work toward repatriating those who have lost their homes: https://news.un.org/en/story/2018/06/1011491
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  1121.  @СергейБессонов-о2ф  спасибо товарищ!
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  1122.  @jamesjross  That's okay! Thank you for watching our videos regardless 🌻
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  1123. +JPleal10 We often do show up in them! In the case of this video, in the form of Johnny's voice! You can also catch a glimpse of him in this video he made about the Cuban economy here: https://youtu.be/n-mUZRP-fpo?t=3m19s But we don't draw lines between shooting, editing, design/animation right now – It's all creative, and we love getting to mix them all together. :) - Joe
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  1124. hey Borjan!! I do almost all of my post-production work in Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects! Colleagues on the video team also use Adobe Illustrator and some other programs, but those three are the main ones. Thanks for following our work!! - Johnny
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  1125. Thanks for the feedback Joe!  I think we got a little too caught up in the quest for brevity.  - Other Joe
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  1126. ***** Please do Mateo! We promise you more interesting videos.
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  1127. wonderboy2402 did you put the bobcats on youtube? i'd love to see it if you have a link!
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  1128. When's the last time you sent a postcard? Let us know in the comments below 📬
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  1129.  @falkon8307  Thanks for pointing that out, it's fixed now!
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  1130. Good thought, Michael! We didn't delve into this in the video (mostly for the sake of time), but researchers were able to rule out this possibility through a set of control experiments. In addition to those, the researchers also taught a separate group of bees to select the cards with the greater number of elements. So honeybees can understand both concepts, "less than" AND "greater than." Read more here: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/suppl/2018/06/06/360.6393.1124.DC1/aar4975_Howard_SM.pdf (-Ellen)
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  1131. Thank you for taking the time to fill it out! Our team really did read through all of the thousands of submissions and it helped our research process immensely.
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  1132.  @emma6506  A photo of Mac is at 4:27 in the video 🌻
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  1133. eric Stoenescu if you need to hear it from Republican scientists... http://insideclimatenews.org/news/20120221/republicans-santorum-romney-gingrich-climate-scientists-scientific-consensus-skeptics-kerry-emanuel
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  1134. thanks! :) -Johnny
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  1135. Brian - I think you need to distinguish between the "people who sold one of their kidneys in the black market in third world countries" and donors who are screened and operated on by transplant centers in developed countries. For donors like Dylan, their long-term health and lifestyles are not changed after donating. There's plenty of research on the outcomes for living donors, which you can read about here http://waitlistzero.org/living-donation/risks/
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  1136. +brod2man We've got lots more ideas for you here! http://www.vox.com/2014/6/24/5824192/study-smarter-learn-better-8-tips-from-memory-researchers
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  1137. It's unfortunate that you would jump to this conclusion. I asked Dylan if he would allow me to make a video about his donation because I thought other people would be interested in knowing that this is something they could do too. - joss
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  1138. Conor Bursford Here's the album https://westonemusic.bandcamp.com/album/future-rnb #4. I used a more minimal version of the song
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  1139. Over 15,000 of you responded. We turned your answers into 9 videos about the stakes of the 2020 election: 1) Climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno 2) Voting rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3qY8ZMHEc 3) Reproductive health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzuk13Ftxgo 4) Public schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFJ37ri-Saw 5) Police reform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHePglP28CM 6) America’s role in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LrQv496Iw 7) Transportation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZDZtBRTyeI 8) LGBTQ rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRnpUptf7E0 9) The eviction crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F07yTI0J3Qk Thanks to everyone who responded to our callout and took the time to help make our reporting and our videos stronger.
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  1140. Also 1% "Content of comment section: 76% "Vox does a better rewind than YouTube!" 24% "But a year is 365 days! Not 5 minutes!" " 😉
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  1141. You can watch our video on the origins of the Hong Kong protests here: https://youtu.be/6_RdnVtfZPY
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  1142.  @dontcheckmychannel-NJ17  hi back!
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  1143. We're streaming a live Q&A with Carlos in the Video Lab next Tuesday, March 19th on YouTube! It'll be moderated by Coleman, the producer of Vox Darkroom and Carlos' old co-producer for Strikethrough. If you'd like to tune in and ask Carlos questions, consider joining the Video Lab here: http://bit.ly/vox-video-membership
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  1144.  @HaroldTheWizardCat  You can contact us at voxvideo@vox.com!
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  1145. Great catch, Anjan! We've corrected the video. Thanks! - Madeline
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  1146.  @davidkennedy6022  Thanks for bringing this up, David. It's true that much of the corn, wheat, and soy grown on large farms is planted from seeds that have been genetically modified to withstand certain pesticides. It's also true that the companies who make those seeds (and, often, the pesticides they're designed to withstand) will sometimes take legal action against farmers who save seeds from one year's harvest to plant the following year (https://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/14/business/monsanto-victorious-in-genetic-seed-case.html). However, this isn't the case for open-pollenated heirloom seeds like the ones we highlight in this video. For example, right now, I have spinach growing in my garden. I purchased the seeds from Livingston Seed Company, but because the seed is not genetically modified, Livingston does not have a patent on the seed. That means if I wanted to, I could save the flowers my spinach plants will eventually produce, harvest the seeds, and plant them next year. Thanks for your comment! -Liz
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  1147. no idea what you mean 😇
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  1148. workin on it! -joe
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  1149. we used to tease Johnny about doing a season of Borders in space... nobody here laughs about it anymore 🙀
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  1150. TheMrIrish That first piece is called "The Magical Toybox" - We license music through a library called APM for our videos, but here's a link to it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNNCsRYdxw4 ( PS, bxrk LOL)
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  1151. Brad (who wrote & narrated this) actually made the very same argument over at our site too!  http://www.vox.com/2014/12/4/7332625/gas-prices-falling-tax
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  1152. +Fruit21 Orn-imsin I agree! -Johnny
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  1153. Darla Munroe You can find more info at these links: http://www.vox.com/2014/9/25/6844565/what-its-like-living-in-a-country-ravaged-by-ebola http://www.vox.com/ebola
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  1154. it does indeed :(
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  1155. +Jacob Orton I'll consider it! -Johnny
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  1156. Become a member of the Vox Video Lab for exclusive access to a live Q&A with Joss Fong, the producer behind this series, on February 7th at 5 PM ET. Leave your questions below and we'll collect them for Joss — join the Video Lab today to see her answers! http://bit.ly/video-lab
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  1157. Thank you for sharing your story! We have an earlier video about Tulsa's Black Wall street https://youtu.be/x-ItsPBTFO0
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  1158. Always appreciate anybody who recognizes Jumbo. I need to watch the doc — my love of sweet sad Jumbo comes from this book. https://www.amazon.com/Jumbo-Being-Story-Greatest-Elephant/dp/1586421506 Good read, includes drinking beer through a trunk. -Phil
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  1159. Check out the original video in English right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLxvq_M4218
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  1160. Don't feel guilty. If it makes you feel better, my college laptop was actually worse (probably covered with soda and crumbs in the keyboard). I actually wiped down the table before shooting but forgot the laptop. A good reminder to be vigilant with the Windex! - Phil
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  1161.  @riconaranjo.  that's a different black hole. Sagittarius A* is the one in the Milky Way.
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  1162. Check out the rest of Vox Skate Week, along with all our other sports explainers, here: http://bit.ly/2FfxM17
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  1163. we're working on a correction. was meant to be "meters" not "miles." thanks for flagging!
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  1164. you're not alone! this is what Annie Dillard wrote about the 1979 eclipse: "The world which lay under darkness and stillness following the closing of the lid was not the world we know. The event was over. Its devastation lay around about us. The clamoring mind and heart stilled, almost indifferent, certainly disembodied, frail, and exhausted. The hills were hushed, obliterated. Up in the sky, like a crater from some distant cataclysm, was a hollow ring." https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/08/annie-dillards-total-eclipse/536148/?utm_source=atlfb
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  1165. As I was editing this video, I knew this would come up and I was kicking myself the entire time. Then I quietly wept while playing with my Duplo friends. -Phil
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  1166. https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn19791-zoologger-the-hardest-bat-in-the-world/ they appear to be immune to the venom, but scientists haven't figured out exactly how it works
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  1167. +SohvaKuntoilia That was a very short clip of Broad City
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  1168. +Mona Macallin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCAiBmA_bK8
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  1169. ;) Thank you for subscribing! https://media.giphy.com/media/1HPzxMBCTvjMs/giphy.gif
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  1170. You can hear songs from our videos if you look up the titles in the credits at https://www.apmmusic.com/. Click the gear and select 'track titles' - Carlos
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  1171. Ezra is the editor-in-chief of Vox.com (our boss), not part of the video team, so he's not in this vid but you'll see more of him in the future!
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  1172. It's called Keeping Neutral and was composed by Oliver Vessey, Russell McNamara and Carter William.  But it might be hard to find - we find most of our music from a library called APM.
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  1173. The recipient's insurance provider covers the surgery and hospital stay.
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  1174. Кекек Мачан That's right! This video and all the other Vox Borders videos so far have been dispatches, a vlog about interesting trends in the places I've visited while filming for the actual documentaries - Johnny
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  1175. Phil just so you know, my laptop is way worse. -joe
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  1176. Both SB Nation and Vox.com are owned by the same parent company, Vox Media! Our editorial staff doesn't have any overlap, but we share broader company resources like legal teams, human resources, and office space! Our other sibling sites include the Verge, Polygon, Curbed, and Eater 👪
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  1177.  @augustofretes  Yes! You can submit translations through this link http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_cs_panel?c=UCLXo7UDZvByw2ixzpQCufnA&tab=2
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  1178. Thanks Luca, glad you enjoyed it! Our team really appreciated Phil's sound design on this one.
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  1179. Though it definitely makes Wright look cool, we did include some of his work in this Overrated video about open offices: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p6WWRarjNs -Phil
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  1180. Thanks for catching that! We're correcting it now. -Gina
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  1181. <3 https://media.giphy.com/media/3o72Fh8cCYPOOiBIvm/giphy.gif
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  1182. good question! Typically the recipient's insurance provider will cover the cost of the surgeries. It's cheaper for them than paying for dialysis.
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  1183. +Patrick Hogan Very keen eye. -Johnny
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  1184. +SixFingeredAmish We actually interviewed Lessig last year, while he was running his Mayday PAC! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnOn60YtcGo Andrew Prokop has been covering his current presidential campaign over at vox.com: http://www.vox.com/2015/9/9/9295143/lawrence-lessig-president-announcement
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  1185. Thanks! 
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  1186. +amoore67 This one may interest you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnAmddi52Y8
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  1187. Thanks, Cubers! 
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  1188. https://media.giphy.com/media/l4hLTzAp11bfRDjy0/giphy.gif
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  1189. +Ionlymadethistoleavecoments Thanks. You should see the bags under my eyes. -Johnny
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  1190. wonderboy2402 very cool!
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  1191. Angus, Thanks for your comment. I certainly am not trying to draw an anti Russian conclusion with this video. It's fully within Russia's right to have economic operations on Svalbard, I tried to make that clear by showing the treaty text. And as mentioned, they are playing by the UN claims rules in the region. But I tried to show that they are also investing in a military push in the region. Many of the expert I talked to were at once impressed by how cooperative Russia is being but also slightly concerned with their military build up. In the video Heather Conley called this their "dual track policy." I think if Russia didn't have a track record of projecting aggression elsewhere (Crimea, Georgia etc), we would all be much less concerned about potential aggression in the Arctic. But in the end, Russia continues to be a cooperative partner in the region and I think that's a good thing! -Johnny
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  1192. Yep, starting today we're republishing some our favorite videos in Spanish – and soon, German! It's just an experiment for now. Let us know what you think!
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  1193. delete this
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  1194. Thanks for the catch! We're in the process of fixing it right now. -Liz
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  1195.  @zebbleganubi723  We chose the name because we're going to be sourcing story ideas and tips from the general public.
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  1196. Thanks for pointing that out! We’ve added a correction in the description. -Christina
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  1197. If you've followed Strikethrough since episode 1, you'll love this Video Lab extra: Carlos sat down recently to rewatch this very first video and tore apart everything about it. Watch now to get insights into how his editorial process has evolved: https://youtu.be/vvjdfLXccNI
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  1198. Good thought, Gilgamesh! We didn't delve into this in the video (mostly for the sake of time), but researchers were able to rule out this possibility through a set of control experiments. In addition to those, the researchers also taught a separate group of bees to select the cards with the greater number of elements. So honeybees can understand both concepts, "less than" AND "greater than." Read more here: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/suppl/2018/06/06/360.6393.1124.DC1/aar4975_Howard_SM.pdf (-Ellen)
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  1199.  @itmedana  Currently we don't have plans to bring back our snapchat team, but if you're a visual learner like that (a bunch of people on our team are too!) then you might be interested in our Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/voxdotcom — we post stories there too!
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  1200. Kenneth, I totally agree that there is an argument to be made about the merits of a basic income that have nothing to do with technology. Read more on this from my colleague Dylan Matthews here: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/7/17/15364546/universal-basic-income-review-stern-murray-automation As for whether machines will EVENTUALLY be better at everything, who knows! We're very very very far from that point and so a conversation premised on that question reaches a dead end quite quickly. -joss
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  1201. +emolovesblack28 thank you for this comment. Isabel was very happy to hear it! -Johnny
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  1202. thanks for commenting, wt4629. You make a good point about representation in government. Another area to focus on would be the racism in the drug war. Fixing this would go a long way toward narrowing some of the disparities: http://www.vox.com/2014/7/27/5940783/prohibition-marijuana-legalization-pot-weed-racism-new-york-times
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  1203. Thanks, Harley! Let us know if you come across any news you'd like to see explained in a video. 
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  1204. +Danish Hax Thanks. That's Oliver. -Johnny
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  1205. Thanks for the feedback
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  1206. Good user name!
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  1207. Thank you so much! And thanks for your support!
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  1208. Stephen Galise, a group of us will be heading down to south carolina. the weather forecast isn't looking great, but we'll try our best to find some sky. -joss
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  1209. Don EJ Sabalboro Yes! When I can, I try to use a map contemporary to the period I’m talking about, so it leads to surprising stuff like this! -Phil
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  1210. Some important facts to keep in mind when discussing gene drives: 1) There are more than 3,000 mosquito species, including over 800 in Africa alone. These researchers are only targeting a few that transmit human diseases. So far there isn't evidence that malaria-carrying mosquitoes are key species for ecosystems (nothing that feeds on them exclusively). Though of course, there can be ripple effects that we can't foresee. 2) Gene drives only work on sexually-reproducing organisms, so you couldn't use this to spread viruses or bacteria. 3) Gene drives work in animals with short generation times (mosquitoes have a new generation every couple of weeks.) So inserting a gene drive into a human or other large mammals would take reeeeeeeallly long to have population-wide effects. -joss
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  1211. We have certain templates we use, but for series like this usually we'll do most or all of the art from scratch!
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  1212. :O
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  1213. https://media.giphy.com/media/Cgo9XkgzRcTPW/giphy.gif
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  1214. ***** I think you're right that there are a lot of ways that differential treatment of races is built into law enforcement, resulting in an unfair distribution of scrutiny and punishment. would be interested to see the literature you referenced, if you have any links handy.
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  1215. +Terry C. Nicks says she gave him gave him co-writing credit -- 50% of the royalties. http://www.mtv.com/news/1608437/stevie-nicks-wants-to-work-with-timbaland-opens-up-about-collaborating-with-prince/ I don't think it takes away from her song to acknowledge Prince like that. I love the story because it highlights how blurry the line between simple inspiration and outright copying is. Most of art is in the gray area, and many artists struggle with the resulting money questions. -joe
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  1216. Isu Asenjo Thanks for all this support - - invite your friends!  And we promise to keep up the quality.  
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  1217. +sleslie23 Those figures are rates (per 10 people) - so they take population into account fyi
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  1218. Nailed it. - Coleman
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  1219. Enzo, thanks so much for this feedback. We've changed the title to better represent what's inside.   For much, much more on the topic, here's Vox's full explainer on income inequality: http://www.vox.com/cards/income-inequality/what-is-income-inequality And we also did a longer piece about wealth inequality here:  How wealth inequality is dangerous for America
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  1220. SoHighNolie here's one we did earlier this summer: A brief history of ISIS and the current crisis in Iraq 
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  1221. Kenja, great comment. Statisticians have ineed observed increasing parity in pretty much all professional sports leagues over time (except basketball). Meaning, the leagues have shifted toward the left side of the continuum. This is what Mauboussin calls the "paradox of skill": as everyone gets better, luck becomes more important. I didn't mean to suggest that parity is only a matter of gameplay and game design -- there are certainly tons of different, overlapping factors involved and the calculation doesn't have a way to parse those. I would suspect gamedesign accounts for most of the difference between hockey and basketball, but i dont know of any way to estimate the exact contribution. anywho, thanks for the discussion! -joss
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  1222. Hasan Nakib the song is called "Gamma Ray," you can find it here: http://www.westonemusic.com/album?catno=WOM_WOM_0349
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  1223. It's called "Dark Clouds" by Steve Buick, licensed through APM Music http://m.unippm.cn/en/Browse/Labels/CD%20Listing/CD%20Details/Track%20Details.aspx?cdId=10486&cdPg=37&lid=0&wId=795746
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  1224. The US is now looking to replicate South Korea's success with contact tracing. Apple and Google have joined forces to build a tool to turn your phone into a Covid-tracking machine. Read more: https://bit.ly/3etad3B
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  1225. This is definitely a story we're keeping a close eye on! Our main explainer is up on Vox at the moment: https://www.vox.com/2019/6/12/18662677/hong-kong-protests-extradition-bill-china
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  1226. right here for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0xGHf8o-9k
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  1227. Hey João, the rise in cost is all adjusted to 2020 dollars. So the rise that you're seeing is adjusted for inflation. There's a fact sheet here if you'd like to check the numbers: https://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-18-215T' - Carlos
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  1228. Thanks Fred! Appreciate it!
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  1229. Chandan We've got one! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04axDDRVy_o
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  1230. Well you could just chill in the comments with us then! -joe
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  1231. Devynn Hageman close but not quite! it's marketing in the sense that we're always looking for opportunities to talk about neat science in a way that people will want to watch. it's not about ads (which i fortunately don't have to think about at all in my job) but rather just choosing a good time for an interesting story. thanks for watching and hope you found it worth your time. -Joss
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  1232. +Hexilux your welcome :)
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  1233. "Neolithic Britain" - talking about the stone age
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  1234. +FalknerKnight Sorry about that — it's fixed, and he's here: http://www.youtube.com/brambilabong
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  1235. Thanks! For more about the common core, here's Libby Nelson's cardstack on the subject: http://www.vox.com/cards/commoncore/what-is-the-common-core
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  1236. https://youtu.be/VGzpv96AQKg?t=4m31s
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  1237. ryballershotcaller yes with the gravity assists, it topped 50,000 mph. http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2007/26feb_grandtheft/ A 56K modem can download data at max 56 kilobits/sec
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  1238. This particular cat was being re-released to the wild -- it had become accustomed to humans. What we see in Planet Earth II are its very first days back in the wild. That's the only way you could get that close to a serval -joss
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  1239. +Daniel Swan That's a question I had for some experts I talked to. Many feel very jaded and that it will be a slow process. One expert told me that as more consumers start to ask questions about prices, the market culture will slowly change. I sure hope it does -Johnny
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  1240. +Daniel Magalhães this is how people talked about it to me in Rio -Johnny
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  1241. +Jesse Levine keep going! And watch this to stay motivated. It's pure wisdom: https://vimeo.com/24715531 -Johnny
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  1242. Thanks for the feedback – we'll be careful with the next one! 
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  1243. You got it Subodh! We'll add new episodes here as they publish: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5fR2kt0L4Nihvel4pEDw9od
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  1244.  @JoelTrollGaming  Totally hear this. I was actually trying to force a whole section on the impact on animals into this piece but I wanted to be as concise as possible and just answer some of the basics. The horrendous conditions of factory farms and the horrific way we cull these animals is definitely something Vox has been reporting on. Here are some links: This piece on ventilation shutdown is a difficult read: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/23963820/bird-flu-surge-us-ventilation-shutdown-veterinarians More on factory farms: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/362271/factory-farming-climate-movement-public-health-pandemics https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/24079424/factory-farming-facts-meat-usda-agriculture-census https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/400361/bird-flu-egg-shortage-nevada-cage-free Back in 2020 we produced a video on how factory farms create the ideal environment for pandemics: https://youtu.be/hwuujiHvduc?si=WTO0Blg3F2IhoBLb Kenny Torrella is one of our writers who's done a ton of work on animal rights on site. You might like his reporting. Thanks for the feedback. - Kim
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  1245. Another cool example I left out: Dazzle face camo: https://cvdazzle.com/ -Phil
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  1246. Tomorrow! We're publishing the Colombia episodes of Vox Borders weekly on Tuesdays.
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  1247. Starting today we're republishing our favorite videos in Spanish – and soon, German! It's just an experiment for now, but we're curious to hear your thoughts.
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  1248. Hey there! We'd love to hear more about this from you. If you'd like, reach out to us at voxvideo@vox.com. Thank you!
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  1249. @Mohit Agarwal We will take this responsibility seriously, appreciate it!!
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  1250. Hendrik Brons Thank you!! The membership features on YouTube are still in their beta, so if you have feedback please send them along to us — YouTube has specifically asked us to give them insights on how to improve the tool, and we'll be looking to our members for a lot of that. Welcome to the Video Lab 💛
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  1251. Plenty! A good place to start is buying produce directly from farmers. Small, diversified family farms are much more likely to grow these older varieties. Visit localharvest.org to find out more about joining a local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), where you pay at the beginning of the season for a steady stream of delicious veggies every week. There's also great information on finding local farmers' markets, as well as restaurants that source from local farmers. If you're feeling really ambitious, you can order some of these seeds and grow them yourself! Seedsavers.org, Baker Heirloom Seeds, and Native Seeds/SEARCH are all excellent sources for rare and endangered varieties. -Liz
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  1252. YouTube is being slow today :( thanks for the heads up!
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  1253. Just wanted to say thanks to Alex, Cleo, and Christophe for allowing me to flight-shame them publicly like this! They were all very cooperative and thoughtful. Ultimately though, if our institutions were able to successfully manage collective action problems like climate change with policy, individual consumers wouldn't be left trying to calculating their CO2 emissions. Hope you enjoyed the episode - curious to hear how you all balance your personal role as consumers with your concern about this unprecedented global problem. Keep an eye out for new, free episodes of Glad You Asked every Wednesday. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications (🔔) to get more Vox videos: http://bit.ly/voxyoutube -joss
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  1254. venus ROTATES the other way. it doesn't orbit the other way. but i'm sure you have the best intentions - joss
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  1255. Thanks Akshat! We love you too✨
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  1256.  @james-js8we  We're starting production of season 2 of Explained soon!!
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  1257. We may have already crossed that bridge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2wy7Fp2fqw
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  1258. hi David, thanks for watching -- and yes! so we sort of prototyped this series with that first video on the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. after that published, people kept suggesting other hidden histories to cover, so we decided to make more! -Ranjani
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  1259. Not yet - they're still preparing for trial but we'll keep an eye on it! -joss
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  1260. do you have a source for that?
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  1261. +mnchls You might enjoy Caroline Framke's feature about the making of the show, which accompanies this video: http://www.vox.com/2016/4/14/11411564/how-tv-gets-made-americans-fx-production
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  1262. here's the full NTSB report http://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Reports/AAR0404.pdf They address the design issue -- not a deficiency or flaw exactly, but a mismatch between the sensitivity of the rudder system and the training pilots received about that system.
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  1263. Jayesh Seebaluck Hi Jayesh, the track is called "Eppel" by a composer named Benjamin Andrew MacDougall. https://soundcloud.com/benmacdougall We licensed it from APM Music. Thanks for watching!  
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  1264. turtlehater2 It reminded me of that too! It's called "Scott Free", from the APM music library
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  1265. +Mark G I hope to continue to poke around into this crazy healthcare world. Check out one I did last year with Vox's Sarah Kliff on the tragic reality of medical errors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlFnPAydJgk -Johnny
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  1266. Peter, thanks for this interesting discussion. One thing I'd note is that "the skill difference between underdogs and favourites is smaller in hockey" is not really the explanation. Parity is measured in win records so we don't know whether that reflects true skill parity or dynamics of the game that "mask" skill difference. It's probably both but our calculation doesn't tell us the relative contribution (i don't believe there is any way to estimate that!) so we can only speculate at the various overlapping factors involved.
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  1267. +Victor Perim thanks for your perspective. I'm glad you felt this way. -Johnny
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  1268. Thanks for the support Christopher! It means a lot to us that you'd consider a membership, but please only do so if it makes sense for you. We're hoping to preview / tease some of the Video Lab content in the coming weeks, so you'll have more information to make an informed decision. Happy holidays from our team! Wishing you all the best as well.
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  1269. Our YT comments tool says that yes, Michal was first. Wear your crown wisely and rule kindly, Michal. -Phil
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  1270. Our music videos are made by Estelle Caswell (not Joss) but yes, Estelle has a lovely voice :)
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  1271. Moonster thank you!!
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  1272. Hey Jozef - Thanks for comment, if you look closely, those countries are not included in the lighter shade of blue. The map itself is bluish and makes it a little hard to make out. - Sam
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  1273. yesss! The new Observatory intro was made by our team's wonderful art director Dion Lee (also featured in this video!). She's the best 🤘
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  1274.  @Garland41  It's actually a book! "Spiral of Cynicism: The Press and the Public Good". https://www.amazon.com/Spiral-Cynicism-Press-Public-Good/dp/0195090640
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  1275. Yes, that is Bengali! Most of our coverage for this episode takes place on Ghoramara Island, which is in West Bengal.
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  1276.  @igorsavchenko5444  Maybe – but in the meantime, we're adding translated subtitles for the ~28 languages Netflix translated our piece to here!
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  1277.  @kazakhdoge1822  this is on our radar!!
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  1278. Thanks for watching! Make sure to read this accompanying piece on Chalkbeat, where you can see how schools are rated in several other metro areas: https://www.chalkbeat.org/posts/us/2019/12/05/greatschools-ratings-poverty-race-segregation-housing/
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  1279. have a listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j60J1cGINX4
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  1280.  @santiagonieto4619  Thank you for watching!!
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  1281.  @AO00720  you're welcome! and thank YOU for watching our videos!
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  1282. A super powerful tool! John Launchbury calls neural nets "spreadsheets on steroids" :) https://machinelearning.technicacuriosa.com/2017/03/19/a-darpa-perspective-on-artificial-intelligence/
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  1283. Hey Matan, thanks for watching! — you can catch all of our urbanism videos in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eYV70JW5qsI4t-qj1mw_vP — Carlos W.
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  1284. Thanks Mike! Welcome to the Video Lab ✌️🤗
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  1285. Lauren S Welcome to the Video Lab! We're super excited for Joss' series too. It's called "False Positive," and that's all we can say for now 🌼💛
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  1286. And we want you to achieve your dreams. Here you go: https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/19181720/wocca_talk.mp3
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  1287. no i definitely still laugh about it -joe
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  1288. +RJ Here's our take from this year -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChdsShZHNPY
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  1289. we did! it was by estelle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E4OqN9tJnw  - joe
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  1290. Glad you like them! We'll make more. -Johnny
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  1291. ryballershotcaller 1) source: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/newhorizons/news/release-20060119.html 2) we never mentioned kilobytes in the video so i'm not sure what you're referring to there
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  1292. Dan Chen phil got inspired, looked into it, and got the creator on record here! -joe http://www.vox.com/2015/8/25/9200801/wingdings-font-history
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  1293. +Joel Stephens Our pleasure. Glad this was insightful for you! -Johnny
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  1294. Pablo - I've been thinking about this comment all night.  Thank you so much for subscribing, and we really, really take this to heart!  - Joe
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  1295. indeed, you can debate the semantics of the word luck, but for the purposes of this exercise, it is that which is outside the realm of skill, which is not an unusual way to talk about luck in sports analytics. Here's the definition Mauboussin established in his book, if it's useful: "Luck is a chance occurrence that affects a person or group (e.g., a sports team or a company). Luck can be good or bad. Furthermore, if it is reasonable to assume that another outcome was possible, then a certain amount of luck is involved. In this sense, luck is out of one's control and unpredictable."
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  1296. +Alin Marginean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY_bhVSGKEg
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  1297. http://imgur.com/nvdNlf0 – Gina
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  1298. Christian, we don't know if it measures parity of skill necessarily or factors of the game that mask skill difference (or both!). All we know is parity of win-loss records and there's no way to separate and measure "skill" from the constraints of the sport itself.
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  1299. You should see what they're doing with their new channel Verge Science! http://youtube.com/vergescience
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  1300. One of the episodes from Explained (our netflix show) dealt with CRISPR and genetic engineering! You can check out the series overall at www.netflix.com/explained
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  1301. Fair point! Removing the "this year" from the headline. -joe
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  1302.  @Alia-bc3rc  Such a great photo. Would love to do one on Bresson and the "decisive moment." Thanks for the suggestion! -Coleman
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  1303. Totally agree, the symbols and language on products add to the confusion. Sometimes products will say "made from post-consumer recyclable materials" but that doesn't guarantee that the item itself can actually be recycled. (-Ellen)
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  1304.  @Aeronaut1975  Wish we had time to include him, tbh. During my interview with Anthony he mentioned Jeff Buckley's high notes (especially toward the end) in Corpus Cristi Carol as a very operatic moment. Which, yes it definitely is!
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  1305. Thank you!!
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  1306. We currently don't have the resources to build up a merch operation, but this is definitely on our radar! Johnny bobbleheads, anyone?
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  1307. Nice spot. -Coleman
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  1308. Caleb Hughes it did! The full explanation is in our pinned comment, sorry for the confusion 😭
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  1309. 🍴😋
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  1310. There's more resources for this listed in the credits, but some great Kimbei images are free to download here: https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/artists/2412/kusakabe-kimbei-japanese-1841-1934/ Enjoy! -Coleman
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  1311. Jacob Hoog We released this video a week early to the Vox Video Lab, so those older comments you see were left by our members. You can learn more about the Lab (our YouTube membership program!) here: https://www.vox.com/join
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  1312. our pals over at Verge Science did a fantastic piece on this very subject! catch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2349cn0-T0
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  1313. Thanks Katie!!
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  1314.  @osobear4365  Same. -Coleman
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  1315. good news is that in 2024, the shadow is coming right for ohio. you wont have to travel far! -joss
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  1316. Our colleague Dylan Matthews sometimes makes this argument on the 4th of july. Personally... i'm pretty glad the USA exists. But it's also hard to deny few of the points he makes. https://www.vox.com/2015/7/2/8884885/american-revolution-mistake -joe
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  1317. They're listed in the credits at the end of the video, and you can usually find them on our music service, APM. (It is easy to miss). -Phil
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  1318. We hear you. But given we're stuck with °F here in the US, at least we made a video on why for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TV6JFxMEcI
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  1319. For everyone who's having issues with the video: can you try viewing it in an incognito browser? The more info. we can send to YouTube to help them troubleshoot this, the better!
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  1320. Sure thing-- one section of Professor Cho's paper addresses 'goodness thresholds'. The gist is that all maps have to be at a certain level of quality to make it into the pool of maps that a legislator-drawn map in question at court would be compared against. She explains it in far greater detail on pages 9-11 of her research. http://cho.pol.illinois.edu/wendy/papers/talismanic.pdf
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  1321. this is a great vid that may answer some of your questions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieUvzy6rnnw
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  1322. +SOLOIIguru Great to have you around. -Johnny
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  1323. The full video is up now:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlFnPAydJgk
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  1324. Hi surfinburdlax! We are not affiliated with Discovery. But we did make a video about something of theirs... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5C-DQ0edR0
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  1325. Thanks for watching! 
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  1326. The Almanac title, designed by Dion Lee, features three things I love that sort of symbolize the series interests: Jumbo the Elephant! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumbo Charles Willson Peale, groundbreaking museum curator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Willson_Peale And Betamax, the late, great, video format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betamax -Phil
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  1327. Eresin & Richard, thank you for the deep discussion!  We wish we could have fit more in, but more broadly beyond just this video -- we're just getting started. Happy 2015! 
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  1328. i was working from sources that used different samples
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  1329. +ThePooper3000 for no real good reason http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2007/02/28_days.html
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  1330. Thanks for the feedback. This video series is not an explainer on the conflict. It's a look at the settlers only. If you are looking for a deeper dive into the conflict itself check out our full explainer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRYZjOuUnlU
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  1331. Thanks! 
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  1332. +maximus5415 We are trying to change the culture that nursing is anything but natural and vital for life. There should be no shame in it! We hope the stigma around nursing changes someday. -Johnny
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  1333. Tyler, you're using quote marks but we never used those terms. ? ("skill-based" and "luck-based")
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  1334. Josh, the effect of a salary cap would be included in the calculation. The calculation only tells us where a league falls on the continuum -- it doesn't tell us why. There are lots of reasons, but this exercise doesn't (and can't) separate them from one another.
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  1335. +Direk Chew Thanks! -Johnny
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  1336. +Maria Lopez Thanks :) -Johnny
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  1337. Poulen Grimsley For much more on moral injury, check out Amanda Taub's feature story on it: http://www.vox.com/2015/5/7/8553043/soldiers-moral-injury
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  1338. No, you're right. -Coleman
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  1339. Hint: check the mirrors. -Coleman
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  1340. hi ben this is extremely false
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  1341. Thanks Jesus! We're thankful for your support 🤙
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  1342. Thanks for watching! There's lot's more coming soon, starting with "Why do we cry?" which will turn from premium only to free on Tuesday the 15th.
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  1343. I'M SORRY I KEEP FORGETTING. - CM
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  1344. Thanks for pointing this out! -Sam
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  1345.  @Definitely_not_Andrew_Yoshiaki  Wow, didn't know it was cropped. Thanks for the tip! -Coleman
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  1346. Good thought, shadebug! We didn't delve into this in the video (mostly for the sake of time), but researchers were able to rule out this possibility through a set of control experiments. In addition to those, the researchers also taught a separate group of bees to select the cards with the greater number of elements. So honeybees can understand both concepts, "less than" AND "greater than." Read more here: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/suppl/2018/06/06/360.6393.1124.DC1/aar4975_Howard_SM.pdf (-Ellen)
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  1347. Thanks for the support Mary!
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  1348. Late but worth the wait! 🤘
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  1349.  @xgl0983  Ill Wind!
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  1350. If you’re looking for more racing analysis, reactions, and iRacing competitions, check out Brad’s YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/BradPhilpot
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  1351. you can definitely comment! we'll be listening & watching for sure.
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  1352. Bucky Knuckler thank you, wow 😭💛
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  1353. Hi Jorge, that's a good question. In Europe, poultry processing is actually more automated than in the US, even for the deboning work we mention in the video. There have been some experiments with automating the deboning line during the pandemic, due to worker shortage's and covid outbreaks. This is behind a paywall, but this article covers it: https://www.wsj.com/articles/meatpackers-covid-safety-automation-robots-coronavirus-11594303535 Thanks for watching! -Laura
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  1354. Thanks for the question! The idea was that, beginning the following morning, you could line up at a passport office and apply to travel out of the GDR, and they'd grant it. But the checkpoints weren't meant to just be opened as if the wall was no longer there. Schabowski's error, combined with misleading news reports, made it true that night though, and Berliners overwhelmed the surprised guards. -Coleman
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  1355.  @BengalCatsReactTo  love for you!
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  1356.  @Starbrahan72  💛!!!
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  1357. Dyslexic Mitochondria thanks! We're rooting for ya 🙌
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  1358. We are! Or... at least... I am! I started this video thinking I'd end up being pro-crackdown, but I'm actually not comfortable having big corporations defining acceptable speech. It's a really tough problem to grapple with. - CM
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  1359. Yes indeed - pretty standard practice at the time. If you want to read an article, here's one: https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1915-12-11/ed-1/seq-17/ -Phil
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  1360. Heya Ramesh, you might be interested in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mh9B5UJbbRg
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  1361. Hey Luis, yes! It’s over here: https://vox.com/store And you just inspired us to spin up a discount code for the occasion. Use CELEBRATE10 to get 10% off. Thanks!
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  1362. Hey Josh, thank you for bringing this to our attention. I apologize for miscategorizing the accident and for any offense to Logan’s friends and family. We did not intend to misrepresent the accident and fully recognize that we should have exercised more diligence to verify the interviewee’s claim. I’m working on a correction to the video that will no longer include the misrepresentation and interview at 4:11. —Laura
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  1363. https://m.soundcloud.com/johnny-harris-159269058/08-old-street-majors
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  1364. Thanks Sean, and appreciate the support!
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  1365. we're BACK! http://www.netflix.com/mindexplained
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  1366.  @norter_  That's it! Missing Link - Olivier Bibeau
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  1367. Thanks for watching, Istvan! It's a song called Harking Back by Max Benjamin Cooper. You can find it here: https://www.apmmusic.com/search/%5B%7B%22field%22%3A%22track_title%22%2C%22value%22%3A%22harking%20back%22%2C%22operation%22%3A%22must%22%7D%5D
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  1368. Hi Yiren! Our image sources are listed in the credits, for this one a lot came from creative commons sources like Wikimedia Commons (a lot of buffalo hide hunting imagery here: https://bit.ly/3BLGH3z). We also license imagery from stock photo archives like Alamy and Getty Images, and source public domain images from US government archives like NPS.gov (you can see early photos of the US military in Yellowstone here: https://bit.ly/3mxrjmM). Hope this helps! Thanks for watching. -Coleman
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  1369. You can find the original video here: https://youtu.be/wK7xcWFgHoA
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  1370. [generic thanks]
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  1371. Hi Mervin- we list all the songs in the credits at the end of the video. But they come from a music library called APM, so they're a bit hard to find. -joss
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  1372. +Luis Niebla right? -Johnny
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  1373. +Freddi Fish Thanks! -Johnny
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  1374. i believe the axle is the key innovation that defines a wheel
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  1375. Anders Lede II We did!  Here it is:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUPTIhHy21E
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  1376. +Cameron J Thanks! Glad to have you around! -Johnny
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  1377. Ryan Smith good question! here's an explainer on that: http://www.vox.com/2014/9/17/6259923/isis-isil-the-islamic-state-daesh-what-is-isis-why-does-obama-use-isil
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  1378. Most of the time, a neighborhood lane is going to be buffed out to 40-42 feet, so that's a safe bet the vast majority of the time. Some lanes will occasionally have patterns available if you go to the front desk and ask. They've set up their oil machines, so they probably have an idea. Occasionally, the PBA even sets up nights where you can bowl tournament patterns, so you can look into that too (though, depending on your skill level, it might be tough). Of course, your ball and form are going to affect things a lot too! -Phil
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  1379. whoops! added. also made a playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eqy5GUl0V3MFUSiMyPF8qp
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  1380. good Q - it's not a very common word https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pall
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  1381. +Meshgate Thanks Meshgate!
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  1382. +Ali El Amrani El Hanchi Rocinha is very safe. Just stay on the main road. Hire a guide if you can. Made with vidigal and Santa Marta. Don't go to maré or providencia. Gang member on ever corner with AK 47s. -Johnny
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  1383. regulations on animal research do not cover invertebrates like ants. Debate is ongoing on which invertebrates experience pain, if any -joss
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  1384. +Zezinho Da Rocinha no way!! That's awesome. -Johnny
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  1385. it's helpful to consider a concept Mauboussin calls "the paradox of skill": As overall skill improves, luck becomes more important. You can see this in batting average in baseball, where pitchers and hitters have all become so good that the statistic of batting average isn't great at distinguishing skill levels. in the same way, hockey teams are more evenly matched for various reasons, and that makes the results less representative of which teams are truly better. We use the word luck for that. - joss
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  1386. that's all Dion! She's a wizard. -joss
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  1387. It sure is amazing - it took some really groundbreaking work to create the software that sets up the matches. You can find more information, and some diagrams, here: https://academic.oup.com/ndt/article/30/8/1276/2324845/Kidney-paired-donation-principles-protocols-and
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  1388. *you're
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  1389. Hudheifa Omar thank you!!
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  1390. yeah probably not :(
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  1391. We explain some of the Vox video origin story here: https://bit.ly/3jumXed
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  1392. Love this photo and the story behind it – considered doing a Darkroom episode on it. Didn't know the investigation was reopened, thanks for the tip! Maybe this will be for season 2. - Coleman
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  1393. Well, we wouldn't be here without our viewers — so to us, you definitely deserve it!! Thanks TJ!
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  1394. all of north america will get a partial solar eclipse, which you can watch with special eclipse glasses, or by making a pinhole projector.
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  1395. Broadcasting live sports is about so much more than getting the right camera angle. Season 3 of Observatory goes behind-the-scenes with the audio engineers who mix some of the biggest sports games: https://youtu.be/DloLoFd3Qvw
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  1396. you remembered!
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  1397.  @lak1796  Dang! We've asked YouTube for details on when they'll increase the availability, but are waiting to hear back. In the meantime, thank you for watching our videos and supporting us regardless!
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  1398.  @lakhan911  we've all been broke college kids!! Thank you for pushing our videos on (it sounds like) literally everyone you know 🤣 we're thinking of ways to start releasing some of the Video Lab extras to our general audience as well, so stay tuned 💛
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  1399. Thanks Leonardo! We receive hundreds of translations for our videos, and work through them as our resources allow. Which video did you submit to, and in what language? We'll see about getting yours processed, and we appreciate the help!!
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  1400. And there are two more episodes coming!!
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  1401. 👋👋 Hi alexander fix!!
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  1402. Our sans-serif is almost always balto and our serif is usually Harriet. - Phil
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  1403. We have two! Our senior producer, Ranjani Chakraborty and our executive producer of shortform video (aka YouTube!) Mona Lalwani. They're both completely awesome!!!
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  1404. Yes that's right (and perhaps could have merited a line in the video). But that's why I used the sort of wishy washy "patented" language. A bunch of studios developed similar but varying technologies around the same time, but I thought it was worth including since they did earn a patent, their technology was a bit different than the Disney multiplane, and there were a few examples of it in use. -Phil
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  1405. Hey Mujtaba! It looks like this is an issue on YouTube's end today. We've reached out to them and are waiting to hear back.
    2
  1406. Our videos on the history of the Democrats and Republicans in the US is a good starting point if you want to learn more about the major transformations these political parties have undergone. From white supremacy to Barack Obama: The history of the Democratic Party https://youtu.be/Z6R0NvVr164 How the Republican Party went from Lincoln to Trump https://youtu.be/s8VOM8ET1WU
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  1407. We have community translations turned on for this video so more people can watch these videos in other languages. If you want to contribute with a translation you can start here: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_cs_panel?c=UCLXo7UDZvByw2ixzpQCufnA&tab=2 Thanks!
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  1408. Hi, Craig. Thanks for watching. You can learn more about the significance of the date itself in this comprehensive article by my colleague Fabiola Cineas: https://www.vox.com/2020/6/18/21294825/history-of-juneteenth Happy Juneteenth, Liz Scheltens (producer)
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  1409. Ice! -Phil (There was a bit of a captions glitch, it should be fixed now. Sorry about that.)
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  1410. a big one was the postal workers, 1970. Nixon didn't fire them. -joss
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  1411. After two days of heavy criticism from many Republicans and conservatives, Donald Trump issued a follow-up statement on Monday condemning the "racist violence" in Charlottesville. In that statement, he named 'the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups' and called them 'repugnant.' This isn't the first time Trump has issued a stronger denunciation of bigotry after his initial response is criticized; he did something similar after a wave of anti-Semitic vandalism this winter ( http://www.jta.org/2017/02/28/news-opinion/politics/trump-notes-anti-semitic-threats-and-vandalism-in-speech-to-congress), and ultimately said "I disavow, I disavow" after initially claiming he didn't know who David Duke was (link http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2016/03/donald-trump-and-true-meaning-i-disavow/). However, nothing Trump said on Monday corrected the misleading impression he'd left on Saturday. The statement Trump offered in response to criticism is unlikely to reassure those who fear the president isn't interested in protecting them from hate. - Dara For more on Trump's statement Monday afternoon, our colleague Andrew Prokop wrote about it over on vox.com: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/8/14/16144396/trump-statement-racism-evil-charlottesville
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  1412. It's called Ill Wind – thanks for watching!
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  1413. Indeed. Check out our episode one.
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  1414. ​ @IDidntSetAHandle  Joss already beat me to it: https://youtu.be/95Tc0Rk2cNg -Coleman
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  1415. @Mikey Oto For now!
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  1416. Thanks Devashish, we appreciate it! Tune in next week to learn more 😉
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  1417. I far prefer his incredibly cool friend Stefan Urquelle. http://familymatters.wikia.com/wiki/Stefan_Urquelle -Phil
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  1418. Hi Shawn, currently this is just for the Vox YouTube channel. The membership programs are still in their beta across YouTube, so we don't have much more information around your questions. Thanks for supporting our videos, and our sister channels at the Verge and Polygon!
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  1419. sometimes, we just have to post as soon as the video is complete. but thanks for watching so closely! -joe
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  1420. look we just love youtube ok?! -joe
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  1421.  @killerj1114  😂
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  1422. Borders season one was such a joy to work on, thanks joining me on the journey! If you’re new to the series, or want to watch from the start check out this playlist: http://bit.ly/2J6yPhY – Johnny
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  1423. thanks for the flag! was meant to be "meters" not "miles."
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  1424. Rashad Akifovich Thank you! We've already noted this in our top comment. Greetings!!
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  1425. There's lots for ya, scroll down to see categorized collections: https://www.loc.gov/collections/national-child-labor-committee/about-this-collection/ -Coleman
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  1426. @FXTSHFTR 💛💛💛
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  1427. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qdd7kirwIk
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  1428. No, if the site mutates, the gene drive stops working.
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  1429. We do use a lot of Bonobo in our videos -- it turns out that Simon Green (also known as Bonobo) provides some of his archive to the company that provides our stock music. But that catalog renames each track. In this video, 'On Your Marks' is credited as 'Cut The Rug' by Simon Green -- they're the same song :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGGb9kumcv8
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  1430. ChatGPT doesn't know the answer to this! it will just make up an answer. Detectors need to be trained specifically to distinguish human and AI writing & ChatGPT was not trained to do that
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  1431. it's me! - Carlos W
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  1432. Just you wait.
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  1433. Other animals do vocal crying but not crying tears of emotion https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/are-humans-the-only-prima/
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  1434. MAKE EMOTIONAL POWER BALLADS GREAT AGAIN. - CM
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  1435. Thanks Raza! We published an explainer on Kashmir back in March. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/cyayif_nla8
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  1436. Here you go! It's called "Spiral" https://www.apmmusic.com/albums/MYR-0009 — Carlos
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  1437. Stella Rose Thank you! Currently the membership and donation features are still in beta on YouTube, unfortunately one-time donations aren't supported yet. We think YouTube is working on this, so hopefully it'll be available soon, but in the meantime the only way would be to sign up for a Video Lab membership and then cancel it. We understand this is pretty inconvenient, of course. And it bears saying: regardless of whether you choose to join the Video Lab, make a one time donation, or just keep watching our videos, we're just glad to have you as a fan!!
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  1438. Thanks for the recommendation — we set up our own contribution program to benefit not only our video team, but our text and audio teams at Vox as well. With our own contribution program, we can make sure every gift goes directly toward our editorial expenses across the board!
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  1439. Matthew Zitella Everyone on our team uses Adobe Premiere for editing!
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  1440. The video proper ends at 16:04:05. -Phil
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  1441. We've updated the animation so that the equation appears in the right order. -Laura
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  1442. Ben Brown this is something we're thinking about! What would you want to see in a student version of Video Lab? And is there a subscription rate you have in mind?
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  1443. Hi, Tom, Thanks for watching. You can learn more about the significance of the date itself in this comprehensive article by my colleague Fabiola Cineas: https://www.vox.com/2020/6/18/21294825/history-of-juneteenth Here's an excerpt: A portmanteau of “June” and “nineteenth,” Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when a group of enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, finally learned that they were free from the institution of slavery. Happy Juneteenth, Liz Scheltens (producer)
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  1444. Thanks for this comment! Though this video focuses on the Russian hack into the DNC and DCCC, we've updated the headline so as not to imply that all hackers are Russian. — AJ C.
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  1445. Have you checked out our Netflix show, Explained? We did just that! Hope you like it! https://www.netflix.com/title/80216752?s=i&trkid=13752289
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  1446. Thanks Kanishka! We really took this feedback to heart. Since YouTube discontinued the community translations tool we've been exploring new ways to get our critical videos translated. Going forward our goal is to hire professional translators where we can so we can have translations ready at publish. Thank you for your support!
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  1447. So far, there is no evidence that the malaria mosquitoes are a key species for ecosystems (i.e. nothing that exclusively feeds on them). There are more than 800 mosquito species in Africa. Target Malaria is going after 3 that carry malaria. But certainly more environmental assessments should and will be done to anticipate the ecosystem effects.
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  1448. You have some reading to do now: https://archive.org/details/TacticalAndTechnicalTrendsNos31-40-nsia/page/n155/mode/2up -Phil
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  1449. Thank you so much for pointing out this omission. We've added a correction card to the video.
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  1450. Matthew McCourt Adobe Premiere!
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  1451. Thanks for bringing this up. I'd highly recommend the 2016 documentary Seed: The Untold Story. These filmmakers go into great detail about the efforts to preserve these varieties.
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  1452. Hi, 3DCRAZY. Thanks for watching. We have a video about that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6R0NvVr164 It's called "From white supremacy to Barack Obama: the history of the Democratic Party." Happy Juneteenth, Liz Scheltens (producer)
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  1453. All the episodes will be available for free.
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  1454. it's publishing on netflix every friday right now! -joe
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  1455. They're coming soon!
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  1456. Hey Evelo, thanks for watching. The Future Perfect team put together list of resources and organizations here: https://bit.ly/36PI6fqd
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  1457. Some people just want to watch the world burn. - CM
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  1458. Claire, Sam is working on it as we speak. Stay tuned!
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  1459. German version coming soon 😀
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  1460. You can find our explainer on Kashmir here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyayif_nla8
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  1461. Thanks so much for your support!!
    2
  1462. Here's a list of papers from David Hu's lab http://www.hu.gatech.edu/publications/
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  1463. it could happen! right? .... right?
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  1464. fixed it! thank you for letting us know.
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  1465. Thanks Alex! Really appreciate your support and will definitely take a look at refreshing our merch store. That's a great idea.
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  1466. The short reason is that most roads are maintained by departments of transportation at the local level. Those workers are doing a lot to share best practices with their peers, but for more states to adopt lane reconfigurations, you'd probably need more states to conduct studies like the ones in the video, from from Iowa and California. Thanks for watching! — Carlos
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  1467.  @meme_slebew  yup, we love our international audience too! We don't have the language resources on staff to release subtitles for our videos, but each video has the option for viewers to submit their own translations, which we approve and publish (and the submitter gets a credit in the video's description). Thank you for watching our videos!
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  1468.  @fredthewaterboy  thanks!
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  1469. here's a link! https://www.apmmusic.com/search/%5B%7B%22field%22%3A%5B%22tags%22%2C%22track_description%22%2C%22sound_alikes%22%2C%22track_title%22%5D%2C%22type%22%3A%22text%22%2C%22value%22%3A%22summer%20songbird%22%2C%22is_regular%22%3Atrue%2C%22is_query%22%3Atrue%2C%22operation%22%3A%22must%22%7D%5D
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  1470. 👀
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  1471. You're absolutely right. None of them made any supernatural religious references, but what they were describing was very spiritual. A secular spirituality. -joss
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  1472. Yes! This show actually includes the "lost nutshell," so that makes it one of the first times they're reunited, so there are 19 here. -Phil
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  1473. Kinda fun - one of the paintings I showed is by a founding "Vorticist." http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/vorticists-manifesto-modern-world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Wadsworth Would love to go into that in another video. -Phil
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  1474. Ian Gray We will be exploring a sort of parallel to Micheaux in episode 5! -Phil
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  1475. Dylan is based in new york. I'm in DC. -joss
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  1476. Hey Temikus, it's important to point out that the numbers you're seeing are all adjusted to 2020 dollars. So, that $16 to $92 jump from 1970 to 2010 has already accounted for inflation. Here's a short highlights page breaking that down: https://www.gao.gov/products/D17964 - Carlos
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  1477. Cynthia Errington yes! False Positive is a three-part miniseries, the last episode will publish next Wednesday and will cover the real killer of Ione Cychosz.
    2
  1478. Thanks Istvan! Appreciate your support.
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  1479. Check out Estelle's Spotify disco playlist here! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0kiccAoMr1744Ti2X0anMX.
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  1480. My colleague Rebecca Jennings at Vox.com has written about exactly this: https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2019/1/28/18196057/zero-waste-plastic-pollution (-Ellen)
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  1481. Ice! - Phil
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  1482. Yes that's right (and perhaps could have merited a line in the video). But that's why I used the sort of wishy washy "patented" language. A bunch of studios developed similar but varying technologies around the same time, but I thought it was worth including since they did earn a patent, their technology was a bit different than the Disney multiplane, and there were a few examples of it in use. -Phil
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  1483. Ill Wind by Radiohead!
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  1484. Thank you so much for pointing out this omission. We've added a correction card to the video. -Liz
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  1485. Next Wednesday!
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  1486. Having our own contribution program makes sure every gift goes directly toward our editorial expenses!
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  1487. Spanish subs are up and running now! Thanks for watching, Sandra.
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  1488. stan loona Thank you for watching!!
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  1489.  @ronaaied5237  we don't have the resources to provide language translations for our videos, but we've turned on the option that allows for anyone to contribute translations, to any video, in any language!
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  1490. minispecs123 !! thank you 🌻
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  1491. Just accepted, thank you for submitting!
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  1492. Vox’s contribution program not only benefits the video team but supports our work across text, audio, and social platforms. By contributing directly to the program, every gift made goes directly toward our editorial expenses.
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  1493. http://eyewiki.aao.org/Solar_Retinopathy "The mechanism by which retinal tissue damage occurs in solar retinopathy is photomechanical in nature. Photochemical retinal injury is believed to be a product of free radical formation. Two mechanisms of free radical formation have been proposed. First, absorption of light energy by a molecule causes an electron to enter an “excitation state”, with free radical formation being a means by which such an electron can return to the “ground state” energy level. In returning to the “ground state” energy level, an excited state electron splits a bond within another molecule, forming a free radical.9 Second, light energy absorption can cause excitation of and direct transfer of energy from an intraretinal chromophore – flavoproteins, heme proteins, melanosomes, lipofuscin, and photoreceptors themselves – to oxygen, creating a reactive oxygen species. Furthermore, the photochemical injury to the retinal tissues may be thermally enhanced."
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  1494. +Rafael Ribeiro Thanks to much for the kind words. I'm so glad you felt like this was accurate. -Johnny
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  1495. +Aaron Folkard check the end credits.
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  1496. +Leuchebreu Azevedo thanks Leo. -Johnny
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  1497. Weston Road Flows
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  1498. I believe you'll need a solar filter. Here's some more info about photographing eclipses http://www.mreclipse.com/SEphoto/SEphoto.html
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  1499. https://www.amazon.com/Islands/dp/B01N35YDO6/ref=sr_1_1 enjoy!
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  1500. a single hippo can weigh 3!
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  1501. +photomorti Look up Mauricio Hora. -Johnny
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  1502. it's a full information game where rankings are highly predictive.
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  1503. We mostly use a typeface called Balto. Thanks for watching! 
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  1504. is it this one? http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/woodhenge/history/
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  1505. Hey Jose, here is a great playlist that features several of the videos discussed in our video above: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w211KOQ5BMI&list=RDQM2PE32Oqjz6U
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  1506. it's not a super intuitive concept but the idea is that the height requirement makes skill more varied, and when skill is more varied, the outcomes (who wins) involve less luck.
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  1507. No, the recipient's insurance provider covers the cost
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  1508. Check out the description for instagram handles and websites for all the artists featured in the video!
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  1509. +Peter M thanks so much for the feedback. -Johnny
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  1510. The Planet Earth II team mostly used the Movi from Freefly
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  1511. yep! if you watch the method at the end of the video you'll see that what it's capturing is parity in the leagues, measured by win-loss percentage. The interesting question is why would skill appear to be more evenly distributed in the NHL than the NBA... we mentioned some of factors, but there are surely many others.
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  1512. The recipient's insurance provider covers the cost of the surgery and hospital stay
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  1513. ***** thanks!
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  1514. you're missing the methodology - it IS a measure of parity. When teams are evenly matched, luck becomes a more important factor in the season standings. https://www.farnamstreetblog.com/2012/11/the-paradox-of-skill/
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  1515. +Priceless Toast glad to have you around. Did you find us recently? -Johnny
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  1516. this one goes to vaporwave toward the end https://youtu.be/lxn-6DAuqyk
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  1517. You aren't supposed to look at the partial phases of a solar eclipse without special glasses, but when the eclipse is total, it's safe to look with your naked eyes. Just remember to put the glasses back on when the sun peeks back out. -joss
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  1518. +MeasuringTheSteak which song do you want to know? I'm happy to help -Johnny
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  1519. Some info about the burials at Stonehenge: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/mar/09/archaeology-stonehenge-bones-burial-ground
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  1520. +T. Thomas there are several of us that make videos here! i'm person that made this one. hi! - joe
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  1521. thanks for your thoughts but you are not correct. While acidification is another threat to coral reefs, it is not the main cause of bleaching. -joss
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  1522. it's the maximum temperature threshold that matters here. that's what's being exceeded in recent years and the main cause of bleaching
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  1523. +Majoofi I think the real challenge is the huge amount of data that assumes dates and seasons are consistent over long periods of time - weather data, agriculture, it would get real messy real fast.
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  1524. Alplexle (Alex Lee) It's custom actually! Not any particular font.
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  1525. A professional bowling video is in the pipeline....date TBD. Mysteriously, Phil
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  1526. +Masinni Gaming ah yes you Carioca love the "sh" sound! Haha. People from Rio have beautiful accents. -Johnny
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  1527. you're looking for 'Shimmering Spring B' from the KPM music library. here's a link! https://www.apmmusic.com/albums/KPM-0772
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  1528.  @AudibleSweating  nope, if we were re-uploading a video we'd make that absolutely clear!
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  1529. We won’t be making a Patreon, but this contribution program makes sure every gift made goes directly toward our editorial expenses not only for the video team, but across our text and audio teams at Vox!
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  1530. I looked into this because I loved this idea, but there wasn't enough for a whole video. It does seem like, generally, it was installed to hide sloppy work. But, there is one interesting part — many older popcorn ceilings were spray-on asbestos (it was banned in the US in 1977). Yum! -Phil
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  1531. Done! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqmso0c9CBs -Phil
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  1532. . . . he does have a fishing boat.
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  1533. Thanks Lorenzo! We've reached out to YouTube about this and are waiting to hear back.
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  1534. Hey Crissy, thanks for your suggestion! In the mean time, this article might interest you: https://www.vox.com/2017/10/23/16501164/puerto-rico-hurricane-maria-power-water-sewage-trump, as well as our explainer on Puerto Rico, linked at the end of this video.
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  1535. It's an Adam Cole original!
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  1536. "not like night, not like day"
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  1537. I realized my error and/or was threatened by a nearby ninja. -Phil
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  1538. Stay tuned for our “how to build a time machine” explainer. -Phil
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  1539. Alexander Strelchenko Thanks, we've addressed this issue in the top comment on this video!
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  1540. Walt was a superstar! http://www.woodworkinghistory.com/manual_author6.htm -Phil
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  1541. 🤓 🎥
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  1542. Orion Joka be sure to report back!
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  1543. You might like our video on the South China Sea, which is claimed in part by China, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luTPMHC7zHY
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  1544. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qdd7kirwIk
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  1545. When you're done pausing on that leaflet, read the full Sex Hygiene pamphlet. https://collections.nlm.nih.gov/ext/dw/101641387/PDF/101641387.pdf -Phil
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  1546. Hey James, these numbers at :52 are adjusted to 2020 dollars. So, that $16 to $92 jump from 1970 to 2010 has already accounted for inflation. That's a very important distinction! Here's a short highlights page breaking that down: https://www.gao.gov/products/D17964 - Carlos
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  1547. Yes! https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_cs_panel?c=UCLXo7UDZvByw2ixzpQCufnA&tab=2
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  1548. Close! It's the South Philadelphia location. Had a pretty cool boat outside of it. - Carlos W.
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  1549. This is so true! But few people have your determination, Jandor Captain. (-Ellen)
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  1550. Hey Anime fan - so that clip actually appears in the beginning of Minnie the Moocher - he was recognized for the work and collaborated with it. As far as pay goes, I feel like it's a little too vague to be comfortable putting in the video (I'd rather have a couple sources for something like that), but here's what I found in my research (just take it with a grain of salt). One source said that basically Cab viewed the cartoons as marketing, because they'd play a week or two ahead of his shows in various cities and help sell tickets. Other sources suggest that the Fleischers basically scouted out The Cotton Club or had a record studio relationship (leading to a later collaboration with Louie Armstrong that has imagery we'd consider inappropriate today). There are also a few places that indicate Cab and the Fleischers became friends, including one story that the KKK hounded the Fleischers in Florida for letting Cab hang out in their house. -Phil
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  1551. males pass it on
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  1552. Check out localharvest.org for a list of local farms that offer Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares. They're also a great resource for finding farmers markets and restaurants that source from local farmers.
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  1553. Hi Puneet - the drive has to be specifically engineered to insert at a particular site in the genome. If it doesn't attach to that site, it simply stops working. So no, that shouldn't be possible. -joss
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  1554. Others seem to love the music. Sorry you found it disgusting 😞
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  1555. Here's ProPublica's feature piece on how the US is the most dangerous industrialized country in which to give birth, and racial disparities in maternal mortality make it even worse for women of color: https://www.propublica.org/article/nothing-protects-black-women-from-dying-in-pregnancy-and-childbirth And they're seeking your help in understanding the problem. If you nearly died during pregnancy or know someone who died due to childbirth related causes, check out this page for more information: https://www.propublica.org/getinvolved/help-propublica-and-npr-investigate-maternal-mortality
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  1556. Of course! You can watch the original in English here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLxvq_M4218
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  1557. Bro this show will not require YouTube red to watch! You'll find it on our channel just like our other vids.
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  1558. South Philadelphia
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  1559. thworp - CM
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  1560. tapis82 you can see all the Video Lab extras at https://www.youtube.com/vox/community! And make sure you have notifications turned on for our channel. Thanks for your support!
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  1561. that shot was made using eclipse glasses & binoculars -joe
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  1562. There was nowhere to fit it in the video, but apparently Gabe Newell prefers ESDF (especially interesting considering how half life was an early WASD game). -Phil
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  1563. Yes!
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  1564. https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-static/static/2018-08/21/20/asset/buzzfeed-prod-web-05/anigif_sub-buzz-8016-1534896575-1.gif?downsize=715:*&output-format=auto&output-quality=auto -Gina
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  1565. willcwhite Our podcasts are run by a different team at Vox, but we'll let them know!
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  1566. then you saw a partial eclipse.
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  1567. It is from the internet! It's all held in the National Archives (link in description). Amazing quality. -Phil
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  1568. all over the world!
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  1569. Worry not! This show will be available on our channel for everyone - no payment required.
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  1570. Just to clarify, every state on that card is a state that legalized marijuana
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  1571. hi! yes, that newspaper is the New York Daily Herald, from Sunday, June 26, 1853. hope that helps! -Ranjani
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  1572. If you can't make this one, you could plan a trip to south america for 2019 or 2020. Or hold tight and we'll get another in 2024. It may be a bit of a wait but you'll get your eclipse! -joss
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  1573.  @hrmmmn  Yup it looks like YouTube is just having issues with their algorithm today; the video has more views, but the page isn't being updated accurately to reflect them. We've reached out and are waiting to hear back!
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  1574. QUARTERMASTEREMI6 😄we're really excited too!! thanks for watching our videos
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  1575. Hey Michael, it looks like YouTube is just being slow this morning. We've reached out to them, thank you for the heads up!
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  1576. Eric YT Thanks for this feedback! The current Video Lab perks are just the beginning; we had to pick a starting point that's sustainable for our team. We'll be investing in creating more content specifically for the Video Lab in the coming months, and we're hoping to preview some of it to our subscribers so that they can have more information to make an informed decision about whether or not they'd like to join as a member. So stay tuned, and please continue to give us insight and feedback. We really appreciate it!
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  1577. so this is what they see when they point telescopes to the exact location where they know there is something with a mass 6.5 billion times our sun (based on the orbits of the stars around it.) The event horizon of the m87 black hole is the size of our solar system - much bigger than any star or planet.
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  1578. Done! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2wy7Fp2fqw -Phil
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  1579. 😀
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  1580. Dji Osmo 😡
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  1581. Thank you for noting this; that film footage was included in error. We have replaced the footage.
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  1582. Ashley Tennyson We're not going anywhere! Thanks for watching our videos 💛
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  1583. It is difficult! I asked more than a few researchers when making this video. One of the best answers given to me by members of ASBPA was policy that would set a line for all new development. If new development was set back far enough from the shoreline, some of the geological problems raised in this piece would be settled. The best example I dug up in research was the retreat of the lighthouse at Cape Hatteras on North Carolina's Outerbanks. But, even that is just a temporary fix — those barrier islands are overwashing as they erode, which means that the beach continues to push closer and closer to the mainland body of the US. Here's a cool 99pi episode on the subject: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/managed-retreat/
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  1584. Hey XiVix,  it's important to note that these numbers are adjusted to 2020 dollars. So, that $16 to $92 jump from 1970 to 2010 has already accounted for inflation. Here's a short highlights page breaking that down: https://www.gao.gov/products/D17964 - Carlos
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  1585.  @matthewzitella4655  Any time!
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  1586. YouTube's membership program is still in its beta, currently it's only available in certain countries. If you let us know where you're from, we'll send that as feedback along to YouTube! And you can read more about the availability here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7636690#availability
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  1587. Thank you so much for pointing out this omission. We've added a correction card to the video.
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  1588. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82DNYqurkxo
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  1589. So Hardcore currently YouTube only makes their membership programs available in certain countries. It's not available in Singapore yet unfortunately. We've asked them when they'll increase availability, but haven't heard a specific answer — we'll keep everyone updated via our channel though. Thank you for watching our videos 🌻
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  1590.  @benbrown3253  Got it, thank you! Good luck with your (eventual) college applications and all that :)
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  1591. Hey Andre, Thanks for the suggestion. We featured Lauren Singer in another Vox video that we did on going green. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qx2WFpNTPs (-Ellen)
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  1592. 😉
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  1593. You can access Spanish subtitles on this video now via the cog icon and subtitles/cc. Thanks for sharing!
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  1594. Hi!
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  1595. hey you guys asked for it
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  1596. ThePizzaManTV feel free to email me - there are a lot in different formats. Phil.edwards@vox.com
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  1597. Thanks for watching!
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  1598. Check the credits. It should be the last song on the list. I got it from APM a stock site.
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  1599. Hey Abigail! We actually have a membership program that is one of the best ways to support us. You get a ton of perks, too, and insight into our production process. Check it out here: vox.com/join — Blair
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  1600. Hey there! We put a link to the entire PDF in the description if you want to check it out!
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  1601. It's called Ill Wind!
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  1602. The Next episode's coming next Wednesday! See you there :D
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  1603. Hi Ahmad! Can you please let us know what country you are in? Unfortunately, right now, YouTube is still in the process of rolling out memberships to all areas. But if you should be able to signup and can't, we'll get to the bottom of it for you.
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  1604. Please do that! coleman@vox.com, thanks Kamal. -Coleman
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  1605. Jason Rodriguez the last episode of False Positive will cover this! Tune in next Wednesday to find out.
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  1606. Wait only one more week 😁
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  1607. Thank you so much for pointing out this omission. We've added a correction card to the video.
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  1608. We made a video earlier this summer about a group of US politicians' plan to try to make sure the answer to that question is yes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxIDJWCbk6I Though (again, here in the US) the way the issue has gone from bipartisan to very polarized over the past 12 years means that decisive action on climate change looks less likely than before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzDjjUAt3zc - joe
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  1609. sim61642 Regardless of topic, I always make room for Betamax. - Phil
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  1610. https://www.aps.org/publications/apsnews/200911/physicshistory.cfm
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  1611. here's a link! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGGb9kumcv8 – Carlos
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  1612. To my fellow James Gleick fan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJn8iUe6rwY -Phil
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  1613. Hey Winston! We would love your contribution if you're feeling up to it — here's a link to submit captions in Spanish or any other language: http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_cs_panel?tab=2&c=UCLXo7UDZvByw2ixzpQCufnA
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  1614. Bird, Lime, and Skip all use a backend system that's very similar to being a ride share driver (think Lyft or Uber.) You can read more on how this all works from Recode: https://www.recode.net/2018/3/24/17159504/limebike-scooter-sharing-charging-crowdsourcing
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  1615. https://archive.org/details/SEX.HYGIENE (few different ways to find the video but this is the easiest) -Phil
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  1616. https://media.giphy.com/media/3og0IOS4lg8lP92d5S/giphy.gif
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  1617. You can watch the full documentary for free on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/EO6kYkoCEsA
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  1618. This show is free to watch for everyone!
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  1619. Hi, Dare. Thanks for watching. We have a video about the Tulsa Race Massacre, done by my colleague Ranjani Chakraborty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-ItsPBTFO0 Happy Juneteenth, Liz Scheltens (producer)
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  1620. Hey Lankie! The membership program is still in beta (across all of YouTube, not just our channel). If you let us know where you're from, we can pass that feedback along to YouTube. Here's a list of the current countries where the program is rolled out, if you're interested: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7636690#availability
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  1621. Yes. Nice catch! -Johnny
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  1622. 'When U Need Me' by Mura Masa — here you go! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o090EpeV3WU — Carlos W
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  1623. hi!!!!!!!!!
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  1624. MKA Tutorials, we use Adobe After Effects
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  1625. the gene drives are tailored to specific species, in large part because they're transmitted to offspring through sexual-reproduction. So it will spread to species that can successfully reproduce with the malaria mosquito.
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  1626. Thanks for watching David! Check out the Spanish subtitles we just added.
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  1627. I... I don't know how... this is all I know.... - CM
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  1628. I have to admit, this comment hit me right in the feels. I wanted so badly to make this piece about the privatization of public space. Stay tuned for more on this in the future. — Carlos W.
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  1629. the argument against targeting the parasites rather than the mosquitoes is that malaria parasites have already shown that they can evolve resistance to insecticides and drugs and could quickly evolve around this too. That doesn't mean it wouldn't work, but it could require repeatedly re-engineering the drive. I think they'll test both approaches and see which has the most likelihood of impacting the disease.
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  1630. hi Fred, thanks so much for watching and for catching that! we're working on updating it now. -Ranjani
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  1631. I’m not really. In part because it’s so difficult to imagine conviction happening, and because (as we’ve seen in polling, and the Clinton experience) the public is intrinsically reluctant to see impeachment and punishes parties that engage in it frivolously, I think it’s more likely to backfire on politicians who deploy it without good reason. That said, I’ve argued before that it’d be good to normalize impeachment in our political culture somewhat, and I still believe that. So even if there were somewhat more impeachment proceedings, I don’t know that it’d be a bad thing: https://www.vox.com/2017/11/30/16517022/impeachment-donald-trump – Ezra
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  1632. Hey Craig, in our stock music library, it's called 'Realism' by Phillipe Guez (SACEM). Here's a link to stream: https://www.apmmusic.com/albums/KAR-1047 — Carlos W.
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  1633.  @rogrdotnet  Thanks for catching! This should be season 1, episode 14.
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  1634.  @declanbairnfair3081  Hard to say, but I think many experts would say a lot depends on what Brazil does in the next few years. An important moment for the Amazon right now. -Sam
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  1635. Nope! Gene drives are transmitted through sexual-reproduction.
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  1636. We've got you covered! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0nUxhLp94vGOARoCJKkV0k?si=sGtRcGPtQ_-Dktcc5H_Thg
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  1637. yo!
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  1638. Here's a link to the album it's from — it's called 'May's Daughter' in our stock music provider's system. https://www.apmmusic.com/albums/LOCD-0010
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  1639. see part 4 of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVcsDDABEkM
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  1640. she was out of town when we filmed this but worry not - she's back with a new video this week!
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  1641. You can watch the original English version here: https://youtu.be/wK7xcWFgHoA
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  1642. The author! His biography is pretty amazing. -Phil
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  1643. same lol
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  1644. We will, thanks for watching Juan!
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  1645. Thanks for sharing our video! We just wrapped up an entire week on clean energy over on our channel, and you can check out the full video here 👉 https://youtu.be/s3ScJ_FwaZk
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  1646. +King Chicklet the 1984 eclipse was annular, not total
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  1647. It’s up to you to decide. The video is here to show what’s happening and why 😀 -Johnny
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  1648. Tony Shodiya Thank you! We always appreciate the kind words and support.
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  1649. Thank you so much for pointing out this omission. We've added a correction card to the video.
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  1650. Thanks for watching Kasey – we have an entire season in the works! We're adding new episodes to this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5fR2kt0L4Nihvel4pEDw9od
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  1651. Indeed. Which is why we put in the sound bite saying Britain has agreed to return the entirety of the territory 😀
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  1652. Don't worry there will be lots of visual treats, that's what Earworm is all about! - Estelle
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  1653. Yes. But they weren't quite high enough to cover shin guards. -Phil
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  1654.  @johnforkan1492  thank u 😭
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  1655.  @definitelyderek5815  maybe??
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  1656. This is on our radar! Tote bags, mugs, Johnny Harris bobbleheads... stay tuned!
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  1657. We had an episode about China, Nepal and the Himalayas in the very first season of Borders. A stunning place! https://youtu.be/ECch2g1_6PQ
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  1658. Isaac, it looks like YouTube is just having some issues with this video. We've asked them to help look into it!
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  1659. Even this one.
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  1660. It's part of this series: https://archive.org/details/FamilyFalloutShelters--CivilDefenseHomePreparednessWorkshopFilmstrip2 You can find the rest with a little searching around (there are a few different formats and episodes). -Phil
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  1661. Thanks Richard! It should be available through your mobile devices. Currently there's no way to upgrade your subscription, as the membership features are still in beta across YouTube. So if you'd like to join the Advisory Board, you'll have to cancel your current subscription and re-subscribe under that tier. You won't be charged twice, and your higher membership tier will kick in at the start of the next month.
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  1662. Tune in next week to learn more 😇
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  1663. Ugh I'm sorry I just get so hyped to make these! - CM
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  1664. 😢
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  1665. Check out localharvest.org! It's a great resource to see which farms near you offer CSA (community supported agriculture) boxes. Thanks for watching! -Liz
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  1666. Thanks Mihai!
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  1667. ha. there were enough requests that i uploaded it here! https://soundcloud.com/joeposner/vengreen-peak -joe
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  1668. Happy to help, Donnell.
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  1669. abdulmohsen al yaqoot Currently YouTube has only made the membership program available in a few countries. It's still in the beta stage, so we're hoping they will open up access to more countries soon! If you let us know where you're from, we'll pass along that feedback. And you can read more about which countries this feature is available in, here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7636690#availability
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  1670. Hi, Hope. Thanks for watching. You can learn more about the significance of the date itself in this comprehensive article by my colleague Fabiola Cineas: https://www.vox.com/2020/6/18/21294825/history-of-juneteenth Here's an excerpt: A portmanteau of “June” and “nineteenth,” Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when a group of enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, finally learned that they were free from the institution of slavery. Happy Juneteenth, Liz Scheltens (producer
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  1671. The question is: What consequence would be worse than malaria killing hundreds of thousands of people every year? I haven't gotten a good answer to that.
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  1672. Whoa. It may be worth redoing the video to include that line. -Phil
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  1673. This is part 2! The last episode is coming next Wednesday.
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  1674. evariste, can we be your friend? hit us up! i'm at joe@vox.com
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  1675. Hi there, you can find the data we used here: https://appsso.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/nui/show.do?dataset=une_rt_m&lang=en. Thanks for asking about it! - Melissa
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  1676. This show is free to watch for everyone!
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  1677. I've added them to the description under the video. Thanks for the suggestion!
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  1678. Daniel Fittipaldi Yes we are! Production starts in a couple of weeks 🎥
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  1679. This is just for our YouTube channel!
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  1680. Thank you! -Johnny
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  1681. Thanks Lev! You can watch all of our Olympic sports videos in our playlist here: https://bit.ly/3B7UJgU
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  1682. Hello! It's a bit harder to find the join page on iOS. Try going to vox.com/join — that should work. Let us know if you're still having problems! — Blair
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  1683. Check out the original version of the video here: https://youtu.be/wK7xcWFgHoA
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  1684. Thanks Silas!!
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  1685. Check out https://www.vox.com/join!
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  1686. Andre Walker Thank you!! We're grateful for the support more than anything.
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  1687.  @jackfulp8277  👍good catch, thanks!
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  1688. This one is local to Columbus, Ohio, where I live. But if you visit localharvest.org, you can find out which farms near you offer a CSA, or community supported agriculture subscription. It's a great way to support local farmers and diversify your dinner options. :-) Thanks for watching! -Liz
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  1689. It's comin'. -Coleman
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  1690. We actually do have a show on Netflix! It's called Explained, you can find it at www.netflix.com/explained. But we're excited to be as ambitious a we can about making the best possible work we can here on YouTube, too.
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  1691. We spell out the dos, don'ts, and rules of social distancing over on vox.com – read more: http://bit.ly/2xDoZnb
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  1692. It's called Ill Wind – thanks for watching!
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  1693. Hi Mary, the Future Perfect team put together a list of resources and organizations where you can make a difference. See here: https://bit.ly/36PI6fq
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  1694. Thank you so much for pointing out this omission. We've added a correction card to the video.
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  1695. Matthew Taylor it was used already! -Phil
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  1696.  @vishalpanwar9914  We'll do you one better! Our vid on Kashmir: https://youtu.be/cyayif_nla8 And an entire season of Borders: India https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5eLwIHwp0NAPJaLSo9qNexm
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