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“explaining how our world works”，其實和上面緊挨著那兩個頻道很相似。但是風格又有不同。我在這個頻道看到了很多關于地理和交通的視頻，比如美國的火車為什么差勁，空軍一號每分鐘燒錢兩千多美元的原因，為什么飛機不飛得更快，各國的地理問題等等。

B站有一些搬運：

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前面推薦的多是學習知識、增長見識，這個則是關于學習我們自己的，關于我們的心理健康，與別人的交往，戀愛中與戀人的關系。戀人關系如何能持續？什么是有意義的工作？如何冷靜下來？甚至誰發起性行為，在這里都是被關注的話題。

B站有大量搬運

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雖然YouTube的視頻墻內很多有搬運，但有的搬運不完整不及時，很多人也更喜歡原汁原味，那聽不懂怎么辦？在這個頻道練練聽力吧。制作者Shane 是一個現居韓國的美國人，做這個“每日聽寫”已經六七年了。

使用方法很簡單：每期會有一段來自電影、電視劇或電視節目等的聽寫素材，下一期會有答案、講解，以及新一期的聽寫。（這是最開始兩百多個視頻的模式，后來也有變化）如此循環往復。親測對提升聽力水平效果很顯著。

當然，這么優秀的學習材料有搬運：

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先介紹這么多吧，其實還有不少，我目前訂閱的一百多個頻道至少有兩成我都覺得非常值得推薦（其他大多數一般值得推薦），有時間再補充。

2018.11.12補充：MinuteEarth、minutephysics

2018.11.15補充：CGP Grey（來自評論推薦）、Vox、RealLifeLore、Wendover Proctions 、The School of Life

2018.11.18補充：可汗學院（來自評論推薦）

你有什么覺得不錯的 YouTube 頻道可以在評論里推薦一下。

先到先得

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