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FORA.tv Science The World's Oldest Living Organisms

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While we may aspire to live a century, Rachel Sussman documents creatures who don't bat an eye at a millennium or two. In this presentation, Sussman exhibits her work photographing creatures with stories longer than all of recorded human history.

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Jonathan Elsen On Microbes: the 'Da...Season 1 : Ep. 41 (24:06)
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Will We Ever Understand the Brain?Season 1 : Ep. 40 (1:22:22)
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Why Space Matters: Investing in the...Season 1 : Ep. 39 (26:03)
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Lucy's Legacy: the Quest for Human ...Season 1 : Ep. 38 (1:14:01)
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Carl Zimmer: A Planet of VirusesSeason 1 : Ep. 37 (1:33:22)
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Paul Ekman On Evolution and the Ine...Excerpt (04:09)
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Microbiome: the Ecosystems Living O...Excerpt (05:22)
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The Secret Lives of the BrainExcerpt (03:42)
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The Brain: a Machine Built of Confl...Excerpt (03:23)
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List of Episodes (26)

Season:Episode	Title	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
Season 1					All
41	Jonathan Elsen On Microbes: the ...	24:06	01/10/2012
40	Will We Ever Understand the Brain?	1:22:22	01/05/2012
39	Why Space Matters: Investing in ...	26:03	12/30/2011
38	Lucy's Legacy: the Quest for Hum...	1:14:01	08/05/2011
37	Carl Zimmer: A Planet of Viruses	1:33:22	06/24/2011
36	Lera Boroditsky: How Language Sh...	1:37:53	04/07/2011
35	Robert Sapolsky: Are Humans Just...	1:16:41	03/11/2011
34	Life's Future in the Cosmos	1:40:17	02/11/2011
33	The World's Oldest Living Organisms	1:08:44	01/14/2011
32	Assassin Spiders Around the World	1:00:29	12/10/2010
31	Poisons, Venoms and Pills: Toxic...	39:31	10/08/2010
30	Mary Roach: Packing for Mars	1:06:45	09/11/2010
29	Science and Skepticism	56:48	09/02/2010
28	Mammals and Climate Change	1:08:38	04/19/2010
27	Great Ideas of Biology with Nobe...	1:07:55	04/12/2010
26	Around the Americas Expedition Team	1:05:57	07/19/2010
25	Debunking 2012 Myths with NASA's...	59:25	06/20/2010
24	The Male Brain: Understanding Ho...	58:29	06/08/2010
23	Expedition: Papua New Guinea wit...	59:39	05/06/2010
22	Science or Spin? The Politics of...	29:36	-
21	The Genius in All of Us	1:03:52	04/29/2010
20	How to Defeat Your Own Clone	33:22	-
19	Tropical Plant Collecting Expedi...	1:03:55	03/18/2010
18	Why Do We Love the People We Do?	23:40	03/11/2010
18	Globalizing the Search For Extra...	1:01:00	03/04/2010
16	Can the Distant Past Teach Us Ab...	1:29:46	02/12/2010

List of Clips (50)

Season:Episode	Title	Type	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
-	Paul Ekman On Evolution and the ...	Excerpt	04:09	04/02/2012
1 : 41	Microbiome: the Ecosystems Livin...	Excerpt	05:22	01/10/2012
1 : 40	The Secret Lives of the Brain	Excerpt	03:42	01/05/2012
1 : 40	The Brain: a Machine Built of Co...	Excerpt	03:23	01/05/2012
1 : 39	Scientists On Space Junk: a 'Mas...	Excerpt	03:41	12/30/2011
-	Richard Dawkins: Who Was the Fir...	Excerpt	04:28	10/15/2011
-	Multiverse Doppelgangers: Do Man...	Excerpt	02:22	10/07/2011
-	Gulf Pollution: It's Not Just th...	Excerpt	06:03	10/04/2011
-	Can You Juggle Your Way to a Sma...	Excerpt	02:01	09/28/2011
1 : 38	How 'Lucy' Got Her Name	Excerpt	04:05	08/05/2011
1 : 37	Your Genes: More Virus than Human	Excerpt	04:11	06/25/2011
1 : 37	The Virus as a Planetary Force	Excerpt	04:15	06/25/2011
-	DNA: The Living Record of Humani...	Excerpt	02:49	06/18/2011
-	How Can NASA Innovate?	Excerpt	03:13	06/04/2011
1 : 36	Why 'Freedom Fries' Never Stuck	Excerpt	03:26	04/07/2011

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Interesting topic and I know that all presenters are not necessarily professional speakers. That being said, this was an interesting topic that became too irritating to watch because the speaker's excessive use of the word 'actually'. It was used so much that I thought if she did not pair 'actually' with a statement she may think we thought that she was just dreaming up her presentation. Even with fast forwarding you are apt to hear her use 'actually' to explain nearly every point.

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