Safari Live - Day 337 | National Geographic

Hello teachers, I’m Sal Khan, founder of the not-for-profit Khan Academy, with the goal of helping you accelerate outcomes in your classroom. I have an exciting announcement: what we are launching is a new mastery framework on Khan Academy. We have some …

I was invited here, to Munich, by BMW, the sponsor of this video, to find out why the future of cars is electric. But electric cars are actually nothing new—they date back to 1832, well before the first gasoline-powered car. In fact, the first car to go f…

There are a million ways to make $1,000,000. And this is how Jeff Bezos did it. He needs no introduction. Right. So let’s just cut straight to the chase. Customers have the money, not the competition. Well, many people think about the competition. Bezos …

Ancient Greece was not even a cohesive empire; it was made up of many city-states led by Athens and Sparta. But despite its fragmentation, it made innumerable contributions to not just Western civilization but civilization as a whole. Those are contributi…

I’m meeting Richard Kaufman, who’s the Czar in charge of New York’s energy. “Hi, I’m Cecily.” “I’m Richard, nice to meet you, Leslie.” So we’re at Jet Row. It’s a restaurant supply store; it’s one of the largest solar-powered buildings in New York. “T…

In /On the Genealogy of Morals/, Nietzsche compares the feeling of resentment to a toxin or an illness, because he believes that resentment is anti-life and anti-growth. This is a sentiment I agree with, and it’s an idea I wanna explore for myself. Why do…