Everything by Michael Cervieri
Sensory perception has stymied thinkers for millennia. The discovery of a new color might change that.
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Runtime – 15:58
What Would Experience Be if You Could Have One
Jean Baudrillard’s query into media and meaning help us question what it is we’re actually experiencing.
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A thousand UK musicians release a silent album protesting a government proposal that lets AI companies freely pillage their work.
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What happens when USAID is gone? It’s only been a few days and so far it’s chaos.
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Runtime – 14:38
A Body Called Life
A young man explores the microscopic world in order to make sense of his own.
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The universe is a strange place. Scientists just discovered a planet with 20,000 mile per hour winds.
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We’re not rocket scientists but with weather in the contiguous United States getting hotter, wetter and pricier, now might not be the best time to scrub data from governmental web sites.
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Potatoes are awesome. Big Potato, not so much. In the United States, it faces lawsuits over price fixing.
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As mountaineers trek to remote areas that most scientists can’t get to, a research partnership is born.
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Runtime – 10:30
What Would Happen if Parasites Disappeared
Parasites are the puppet masters behind everything you thought had free will.
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Three oarfish washed up on California’s shore in the last few months. Scientists only know of 19 in the previous 123 years. What gives?
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Runtime – 10:54
Time Passages: Learning Life in a Colorado Meadow
A short documentary chronicles the passage of native wildflowers and hummingbirds as they’re tracked over the decades by grandfather and now granddaughter.
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