What are some comfy YouTube channels for science-related topics?

you could watch lecture videos i guess

>>7645827
any good sources? (besides the obvious like ted)

bonus points if psychology related because I'm studying computer engineering in the context of psychology

>>7645831

MIT, Yale, and Stanford have good channels with playlists of lectures. i don't know how many pertain to psychology but if you search a particular sub-field i'm sure a lecture video will show up

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>>7645831
>psychology
>engineering

You like flipping burgers?

>>7645831
walter lewin's lectures on kinematics/electricity and magnetism are really fun to watch, amazing lecturer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a0FbQdH3dY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wP5GPFALCg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKUSWJWMSk4

>>7645847
thanks m8 pretty much exactly what I was looking for. cheers

>>7645831
>Learning science off Ted
I think Ted is like some hippie popsci shit
I think YouTube is somewhat similar too
But anyway, try channels like smartereveryday if you're a casual or MIT and Stanford's own channels if you want legit teaching. I don't even know what the fuck you're doing learning psychology, wanna become a shrink or some shit?

>>7645792
Computerphile, Numberphile, Sixty Symbols, Objectivity.

They are certainly not teaching material level, but they do cover a nice wide variety of topics.

>>7645835
>what is neuroscience
literally the most active topic in the science world right now in my completely subjective opinion

>>7645926
thanks I'll check them out

>>7645847
had never heard of walter lewin but just watched that first one and needed to thank you again

>>7645792
Cassiopeia Project

>>7646583
>>7645926
Yeah numberphile is cool.>>7646583