Documentaries exist on all subjects. Which ones are fun for you.
"The sea is incredibly tolerant and rich" (french article)
There's gotta be a reddit place for asking questions like this.
Documentaries about history, constructions, lands or animals are those I mostly watch but I try to not limit myself to that.
May be Lamia wanted to say that he likes to watch documentaries not FreeBSD-related
You probably know about whatif, right?
You can call this barely a documentary... I mean, I watched some on Netflix too, but aside showing some pictures and the usual suspects making some vaguely comments about that aliens might have had a hand in it there's no meat to their ideas.
Thanks, I didn't know of these. Many look to be fun and yet not too sensationalist unlike some of Neil deGrasse Tyson's "Spaceship of the Imagination" kind of stuff.
It means you're paying attention and want to understand how things work and how they all fit together and aren't glossing over what's being said.
I do try. Though before I give myself too much credit, some things I still just have to begrudgingly move on from because my brain is finite and I have already spent too many hours just on one paragraph haha.
