claim_arguablyWhat's the best lecture you've wanted in 2025?
Lupe Fiasco presenting Rap Theory and Practice m.youtube.com/watch?v=zBHRsYhYb-o
Lupe Fiasco presents “Rap Theory & Practice: an Introduction”
Probably one of Sarah Paine’s lectures.
Sarah Paine — How Russia sabotaged China's rise
Thanks for sharing, this seems interesting and the channel seems to have a lot more.
1177 BC: The Year Civilization Collapsed
A lecture about the late Bronze Age collapse and its various and complex causes, by the author of the book of the same name.
I’m a minor history buff with a particular interest in Neolithic and Bronze Age history, and I loved all ~70 minutes of this video!
1177 BC: The Year Civilization Collapsed (Eric Cline, PhD)
Thanks man, I’m definitely going to enjoy both of these. I would like to see what else have you got.
Not sure if this counts, but Bernard Albertson’s “An old mans advice”
An old mans advice.
Not from this year specifically (but I only saw it this year): The Polish hackers who uncovered the train manufacturer’s repair shenanigans.
Breaking "DRM" in Polish trains
We've all been there: the trains you're servicing for a customer suddenly brick themselves and the manufacturer claims that's because you...
Basically Dan Olsen’s entire channel - lots of good stuff
RAGS shadow data extraction from LLMs - a horror movie for anyone who cares about data security in a world where people/organisations use LLMs
Mantracks: a True Story of Fake Fossils
I saw one where a guy talked about getting free hotel rooms, and getting a mortgage for a homeless dude. Hacker shit.