JOCALUME
Animated short explainers explore science, history, mathematics, technology, and other ideas.
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ShortThe Most Famous Sword Battle in History 🤯16K views · 11 months ago
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ShortBuilding a Fake City During World War II?! 🤯136.7K views · last year
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ShortHow Hard Was It to Kill a Knight?! 🧐4.2M views · last year
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- learning surprising facts in under a minute
- getting quick introductions to science and history
- understanding everyday ideas through animation
Understand the world. Animations that help you understand math, physics, computers, microeconomics, game theory, and persuasion.
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