10 insanely useful YouTube Channels that can teach you more than School and University combined:

#1: Vox

What?
• What’s driving world events
• Simple explanations of complex matters
• Politics & Policy

https://t.co/WOw7Y3HmEl
#2: Andrew Huberman

What?
• Neuroscience
• Science-based tools for improving our health
• How our brain connects with our organs

https://t.co/bmFc4vurUN
#3: SmarterEveryDay

What?
• Explanations of the workings of the world using science

https://t.co/OXpd5ndmMQ
#4: Talks at Google

What? Influential thinkers, creators, makers, and doers discuss:
• Global issues
• Innovation
• Economics
• Politics
• Philosophy

https://t.co/IyjLP7dNqw
#5: RSA

What?
• Future of Work
• Existential Issues
• Technological Innovation
• Philosophy
• Interpersonal Relationships

https://t.co/xlBXeZmAqd
#6: MIT OpenCourseWare

What? Free educational material from thousands of MIT courses:
• Science
• Computer Science
• Economics
• Cryptocurrency
• Psychology

https://t.co/y7pg25ZEmt
#7: TED-Ed

What?
• Science
• Commerce
• Philosophy
• Maths
• Everything under the sun…

https://t.co/ANPN2sebIv
#8: CrashCourse

What? Courses on:
• Literature
• World history
• Biology
• Philosophy
• and more

https://t.co/llWawKgdNM
#9: Khan Academy

What? World class education on:
• Math
• Sciences
• History
• Economics
• Finance
• and more

https://t.co/X9XEyiKE8X
#10: CGP Grey

What? Short explanatory videos on:
• Politics
• Geography
• Economics
• Sociology
• History
• Culture

https://t.co/X1nw7AcpYw
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