We've talked about tiramisù and gelato, so let's talk about another very popular Italian dessert, cannoli! These are incredible pastries that originated in Sicily. What is their history? What are their ingredients? How are they made? Let's find out!
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,chris langan,ctmu,cognitive-theoretic model of the universe,daily wire,michael knowles,eric weinstein,smartest man in the world,high IQ,good will hunting,da vinci,descartes,theory of everything,working class,marxism,billionaires,calculus,affirmative action,einstein,godel,russell,bach,consciousness,quanta,terrence howard,joe rogan,lex fridman,omnipotence,superposition,UFOs,UAPs,socrates,plato,aristotle,four horsemen,dawkins,tim dillon,SDmcoYpTTbE,UC0cd_-e49hZpWLH3UIwoWRA, Society, channel_UC0cd_-e49hZpWLH3UIwoWRA, video_SDmcoYpTTbE,There's this guy named Chris Langan who calls himself the smartest man in the world, pretending to have a super awesome theory of everything called the Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe. His interview with Michael Knowles from the Daily Wire has gone quite viral, with lots of people believing that Chris really is a supergenius. Spoiler alert: he isn't. He's just another average intellect grifter pretending to say smart things. Let's break down his dumbest statements together!
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,1,Before diving into specific types of arthropods, let's set up a little road map. There are traditionally five subphyla of Arthropoda. But this has been contested lately. Let's get some background information on how zoologists view this clade today, and outline the subphyla we will examine in detail, and then wrap things up by discussing the only totally extinct subphylum, Trilobitomorpha, or the famous trilobites.
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,1,Continuing with analytic philosophy, after the Vienna Circle had its influence, the tradition continued and grew into several new areas, inspired largely from Wittgenstein and other prominent figures. John L. Austin developed his theory of meaning through speech acts. Noam Chomsky developed his concept of universal grammar. Let's learn about this and more!
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,1,We have just one more phylum to cover in Ecdysozoa, but it's a big one. In fact, it's the biggest of all the animal phyla, both in terms of number of species and sheer biomass. It's Arthropoda! This is the clade with all of the bugs and the creepy crawlies, as well as crustaceans and other familiar animals. There is so much diversity in this phylum that it's going to take a large number of tutorials to cover everything, but let's just start with a general introduction to the phylum as a whole.
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,1,We've talked about tiramisù and gelato, so let's talk about another very popular Italian dessert, cannoli! These are incredible pastries that originated in Sicily. What is their history? What are their ingredients? How are they made? Let's find out!
Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western Connecticut State University and Purchase College.
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