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A administração da Rota Marítima do Norte concluiu que as condições atuais de gelo tornam a rota impraticável para veleiros e tomam a decisão de fechar a passagem. Só tem um problema: eu já atravessei o gelo. Agora eu preciso voltar, e atravessar o cinturão de gelo de novo para não ficar encurralada. O vento virou e amoontou os pedaços. Não há abrigo, e não sei como farei para dormir se sempre haverá gelo ao redor. Estou sem chão. O caminho adiante estava livre, o retorno é um campo minado. Tenho uma vontade instantânea de me atirar no mar, mas 2 segundos depois concluo que não farei isso pois a água é muito fria e eu não gostaria de virar comida de urso e gaivota. Minha única opção é achar saídas.
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L’administration de la Route maritime du Nord a conclu que les conditions actuelles de glace rendent la route impraticable pour les voiliers et a pris la décision de fermer le passage. Il n’y a qu’un seul problème : j’ai déjà traversé la banquise. Maintenant, je dois faire demi-tour et retraverser la ceinture de glace pour ne pas me retrouver coincée. Le vent a tourné et a amoncelé les morceaux de glace. Il n’y a aucun abri, et je ne sais pas comment je vais faire pour dormir si je suis constamment entourée de glace. Je suis perdue. La route devant moi était dégagée, le retour est un champ de mines. J’ai une envie soudaine de me jeter à la mer, mais deux secondes plus tard, je me dis que je ne le ferai pas car l’eau est trop froide et je n’aimerais pas finir en repas pour les ours et les mouettes. Ma seule option est de trouver des issues.
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The Northern Sea Route administration has concluded that current ice conditions make the route impassable for sailboats and has decided to close the passage. There’s just one problem: I’ve already crossed the ice. Now I need to turn back and cross the ice belt again so I don’t get trapped. The wind has shifted and piled up the ice floes. There’s no shelter, and I don’t know how I’ll manage to sleep with ice all around me. I’m at a loss. The path ahead was clear; the return trip is a minefield. I have an instant urge to throw myself into the sea, but two seconds later I realize I won’t do that because the water is too cold and I wouldn’t want to end up as food for bears and seagulls. My only option is to find a way out.
Season 10, Episode 19. December 3rd, 2023. John Oliver explains why George Santos was finally ousted from Congress and why he always belonged on Bravo anyway. Then, Oliver discusses why our organ and body donations don’t always go where we might think they’re going, with the help of one very important clip from One Tree Hill.
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What are the limits of the human mind? Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-hosts Chuck Nice and Gary O’Reilly turn the telescope inward exploring sensory perception, dreaming, synesthesia, time, and the astonishing flexibility of the human brain with neuroscientist David Eagleman. Why does time seem to slow down during an emergency?
We explore the brain’s flexibility in how it receives and interprets sensory signals. Can you see with your tongue? Eagleman explains how the brain doesn't actually care where information comes from. We explore sensory differences like blind people navigating the world through vibrations on their skin, echolocation, and tactile reading systems like Tadoma, and how the brain repurposes space for what’s needed.
Could dreams be the visual cortex defending its territory against a takeover from other senses during sleep? Learn about the transitions your brain makes in modulating sensory data. Are dreams the brain's screensaver? We discuss how the more neurologically plastic the species, the more it dreams. Why don't we remember our dreams? Why does eyewitness testimony fail so dramatically? What does the invisible gorilla experiment reveal about how little of reality we actually perceive? We explore how memory isn't a recorder, it's a reconstruction.
Learn about synesthesia, aphantasia, tetrachromacy, and how some of Pixar's best animators turned out to have no visual imagery in their heads at all. We break down time perception and why time seems to slow down in life-threatening situations. David tells us about how he dropped subjects from a 150-foot tower to find out. We explore memory density and why childhood summers felt endless and adult years blur past. Could time perception be the key to understanding and developing treatments for schizophrenia? Plus, the hardest question in all of science: why does it feel like anything to be a brain?
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03:02 - Seeing With Our Tongues
07:35 - Is Reading Braille the Same as Reading with Vision
13:37 - The Competition Between Senses
22:55 - Gaps in Our Memory
30:47 - Does Synesthesia Make You More Creative?
33:23 - Aphantasia: The Vivid Movie in Your Brain
37:18 - Hallucinations
38:55 - Does Everyone See the Same Colors?
42:34 - Do You See in Slow Motion in an Emergency
47:15 - Why Time Seems to Speed Up as You Grow Older
48:12 - Mental Time Dialation & Neural Time Dialation
50:37 - At-Home Experiment
52:55 - Time Perception & Credit Misattribution
57:27 - Explaining Consciousness
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Over the past 150 years Earth's entire surface has been warming, except for one patch in the North Atlantic, located southeast of Greenland. This so called 'cold blob' could be an indicator of a worrying change in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC, a vast system of ocean currents that help regulate global temperatures and weather. Changes in the AMOC could have devastating impacts on our climate.
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O mercado editorial mudou. Hoje, um contrato de livro vai muito além da versão física, exigindo formatos em e-book e, cada vez mais, em audiolivro. Mas qual é o segredo de um audiolivro de sucesso?
Neste vídeo, discutimos o crescimento do formato em áudio no mercado brasileiro e internacional. Abordamos a importância da narração — seja por locutores profissionais, inteligência artificial ou, como tem se tornado uma grande tendência, pelos próprios autores.
Exploramos exemplos reais, como a decisão de ter a própria voz da autora em biografias (como o caso da Mariah Carey), e como isso cria uma conexão única com o leitor/ouvinte. Afinal, o principal objetivo da literatura e da leitura é garantir que todos tenham acesso às histórias.
Se você é autor, editor ou simplesmente um apaixonado por livros que quer entender os bastidores do mercado editorial em 2026, este vídeo é para você.
In our latest video, we explore the science of extinction, from the disappearance of dinosaurs to the demise of ancient humans, and ask one question: why does anything survive? This reveals that extinction isn't the disaster in the story – extinction is the story. More than 99 per cent of all species that have ever lived are gone, which makes survival the anomaly that nobody has fully explained, until now.
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