Educational YouTube Rabbit-Holes

Educate yourself with art, or rather with someone talking about it. Kenneth Clark's Civilization, of course, because I've viewed it personally so many times and each time I fell into something new to discover. Full of holes to fall in thus. Even Stephen Fry agrees with that accessment

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Crash Course In Astronomy. Learn about the cosmos - so interesting and rewarding. It also helps me not to worry about things that are completely beyond my control.
Learn about the stars, galaxies, nebulae. It’s a bug - once you’re bitten it’s very hard not to be endlessly interested in what goes on up there 👍🏻
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Gresham College (they have their own yiutube channel). There is an archive of public lectures by academics on every subject from history to astronomy, maths to philosophy.

crime/psychology/cold cases can be very interesting

hmmmm....that is a tough one. I usually end up rotting my brain on most of the rabbit holes. lol

Watch all of Henrys Kitchen on youtube from episode 1. It's lovely.

Both series by the same gentleman that I find very interesting
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfxy4_sBQdxwf909hUFsM59Y0RC_k9fvV&si=6uVRgsWax9Qm2L7E

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfxy4_sBQdxy3A2lvl-y3qWTeJEbC_QCp&si=H4QwQERX7EK9IhEc

Anything from Italian scholar/historian METATRON. [media=https://youtu.be/RHGpGhW3BMk]

I would recommend Mr. Ballen, he has a great channel

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I like the RV travel channels like Big Truck Big Travels, Suite Travels, Keep Your Daydream, Grateful Glamper, This Old RV and Roaming With Rosie. They named their RV Rosie.