I’m trying to find resources that have the same feel as 3Blue1Brown’s videos. I want to learn a wide range of subjects, but a lot of the material in my syllabus isn’t nearly as enjoyable, intuitive, or memorable as his content, no one is so enjoyable like 3B1BI’m not sure if it’s specifically the lack of clear animations, but it feels like something is missing. For example, I’d love to study thermodynamics in a way that 3B1B would explain it—building up intuition from the ground up. Instead, every explanation I come across feels extremely technical and dry, even when I go back to older textbooks.How can I solve this? Are there specific resources, channels, or approaches that focus on building strong intuition and visual understanding for more advanced topics?
>>16933555>videos>learn
>>16933555NGMI
>>16933555Just make your own with gemini
>>16933601>muh aikys
>>16933603You can upload PowerPoint slides or textbook chapters and ask AI to turn it into a podcast.
>>16933606I would advise against doing that.
>>16933555You're not really learning anything from a 3B1B video. You think you do, but you don't, trust me.
>>16933626For people high in "Geospacial Perception" its extremely illuminating, his Pi sliding block video has applications in Physics, regardless of "frictionless fiction".You think you know things, you dont, trust me.t.read "a" Book
>>16933614Why?
>>16933652You are a retarded tourist. If you can't figure it out on your own then you're a lost cause. Maybe gender studies is more your speed? Oh, wait, you'd offload that to AI too.
>>16933555Read books like the rest of us instead of watching 3Black1Brown.
