"A weekly show where knowledge junkies get their fix of trivia-tastic information. This week we have the incredibly knowledgeable Michael Stevens, from Vsauce, to look at some common inaccuracies found in scientific illustrations. "
"Next time you tell a story to someone, don't be upset if they don't believe you, because what you may not know, is that occasionally you can't even believe your own memories! Yes, that's correct, even your own memories can deceive you. The concept of false memories is well supported in scientific research. People generally think of their memories as something like an accurate recording that documents and stores everything that happens with perfect accuracy. In reality, human memory is very prone to inaccuracies."