Safari Live - Day 69 | National Geographic

So Chris, what do you do? I’m the CEO of Substack. We make it simple to start a paid newsletter, and also you can put audio in it now. In Jonathan. I’m Jonathan Gill, co-founder and CEO of Backtracks. We help audio content creators know and grow their …

Atoms are ridiculous and unbelievably small. A single human hair is about as thick as 500,000 carbon atoms stacked over each other. Look at your fist; it contains trillions and trillions of atoms. If one atom in it were about as big as a marble, how big w…

This is the challenge of a YouTuber, which is, you know, pushing the record button and actually filming something. Because you never know: “Are people going to hate it?” Or “Is it good enough?” Have you thought through what you’re going to say. I’ve not t…

The world belongs to those who act. If everyone would do what they say they would, we’d have flying cars by now. But we don’t. The average individual has very poor execution skills. They’re blocked by a lack of discipline, a mountain of procrastination, a…

By many, being introverted is seen as a weakness. Introverts rather stay on the background, often hesitate to make a decision and get fatigued by social interaction. But these so-called weaknesses are easily compensated by a series of strengths that are g…

Let’s talk briefly about the Fermi Paradox, since we’re talking about aliens. For those listeners who don’t know, Enrico Fermi was a famous physicist part of the Manhattan Project, and he said, “Where are the aliens?” The universe is so large; there’s pr…