How one small island ended up ruling a quarter of the world — animated in 16 minutes

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CuriousVideos: stimulating videos on science, arts, etc.

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videos for the curious: stimulating videos on science, arts, news, politics, engineering, economics, law, philosophy, business, etc.

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stimulating videos on science, arts, etc.

time: all videos should be between approximately 3 to 30 minutes, but exceptions are allowed (within reason)
quality: every submission should be of high-quality, should be well-edited, and should have good overall production values (usually no talks/lectures, talking over unrelated content, or AI-generated narration permitted)
depth: videos with in-depth data-supported discussions of issues, analysis of timely/topical subjects, or well-constructed arguments around an idea or hypothesis are encouraged (usually no how-to videos permitted)
topics: math, physics, chemistry, biology, psychology, computer science, engineering, business, economics, law, policy, sociology, history, philosophy, art, critical theory, etc.
please post direct links to videos (rather than to websites or playlists)
be thoughtful, kind, and enjoy! please note that users may be banned for violating the rules and exhibiting spammy behavior

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