Welcome to 'I Contain Multitudes'

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  • Опубликовано: 1 июн 2017
  • Coming Fall 2017, acclaimed science writer Ed Yong leads a journey through the microbiomes of our planet-a realm of surprising alliances between microbes and larger creatures, including ourselves.
    Each of us is more of a zoo than an individual, an ecosystem, a multispecies collective. Across the animal world, teamwork is the rule: microbes help digest food, shape development, and influence behavior. Just for starters, they help animals such as hyenas, badgers, bats, and elephants to communicate with one another.
    Until recently, microbes were considered the bad guys, pathogens, the cause of diseases. But now it’s time to appreciate them. In this video series, join Ed to discover what’s really driving life on Earth.
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Комментарии • 16

  • @pprehn5268
    @pprehn5268 Год назад +1

    Ed, I just finished your I Contain Multitudes and thank you for helping me understand the complexity of every living molecules. You write well, you explain the nearly unexplainable life on earth.🌎

  • @yorosa
    @yorosa 5 лет назад +7

    Ed, I will buy a t-shirt that says "Microbes Matter" :)

  • @aminnima6145
    @aminnima6145 5 лет назад +3

    I just found this channel and i found it interesting and usfull

  • @adinadaniyarkyzy2893
    @adinadaniyarkyzy2893 Год назад

    Amaaazing ED!!!!

  • @drcashew3069
    @drcashew3069 6 лет назад +1

    Most interesting, thank you

  • @loursfloral5409
    @loursfloral5409 3 года назад

    Ok you have me really interested by the subject :D Let's choose if I read the book or listen to the audiobook, mmmmm

  • @asilbermd
    @asilbermd 7 лет назад +1

    This is really exciting, and as a K-12 science teacher I am so glad you are doing this! I bought your book (will read over summer break), and worked briefly in Michael Fischbach's lab at UCSF, and have friends who started uBiome, so I'm glad for more education about the microbiome in an approachable way for non-scientists and scientists alike. All that said, one request- the extra background noises/music are rather off-putting and a distraction, and I think do more harm than good in your video- hopefully you take this as constructive criticism :)

  • @Vgarou
    @Vgarou 6 лет назад +1

    Please tell me you have friends who are fluent in french to make subtitle :D Your video realy enjoy me but I don't understand all of this :)
    long live and prosper !

  • @SNAFUPhoenix
    @SNAFUPhoenix 5 лет назад +1

    My appetite whetted. Can we hear about our gut Bacteroides, how the liver metabs TMAO. How Prevotella metabolizes fiber and it's waste products begotten. How either class microbe within our gut can be helpful or harm, and how they behave outside the gut

  • @SenorMorgenStern
    @SenorMorgenStern 7 лет назад +1

    You are a "lefty", but I like your online persona and share your interests. Subscribed.

  • @PerrinIreland
    @PerrinIreland 7 лет назад +3

    YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

  • @zacharyallan6680
    @zacharyallan6680 3 года назад

    What's good ANTH 227

  • @ritzi3370
    @ritzi3370 7 лет назад +1

    This is really interesting. Just one thing- could you please avoid the animal (and other) sounds in the background? It gets distracting.

  • @christiraunig724
    @christiraunig724 3 месяца назад

    The background graphics were extremely distracting and not necessary for your presentation. I would simplify what's going on visually. It's hard to focus on your presentation with all that going on.