this is a departure from the usual and so far evolved,

it’s just a series of links to channels on YouTube that explain some of what influences me:

PBS Space Time with Dr. Matt O’Dowd
this settles my mind in a great ocean of logic,
never ending the quest for words that work best
to describe the eye-opening world of the outside,
it’s such a hypnotic way to see external phenomena,
it does make sense (to some extent) to me.
recommended by me as I go for a wee!
https://youtube.com/c/pbsspacetime

History of the Universe
it’s a grand idea, all of it, you know everything,
whoever thought there was everything was so clever,
they clearly thought it all made sense,
it was all such a dense one,
burning out in the end, the most endless of ends,
at the edge of reality, with fine musicality,
it’s all just strings, plucked by our things,
doesn’t matter what as long as it’s hot,
but it got cold and stopped scold.
recommended by them, a bit like phlegm?
https://youtube.com/c/HistoryoftheUniverse

Kosmo (the first in outer space)
such a claim, or is it an aim?
either way it manages with grace.
it’s voice over is nice,
it sounds synthesized.
it’s warm and fuzzy ball,
or was it dark and foreverable
(did I make up a word?)
https://youtube.com/c/Kosmo_off

Cool Worlds
it’s cool in two meanings I know,
it seems to calm a hot mind,
and helps to de-stress and unwind.
it’s got “cool graphics”,
“cool effects”,
“and us as alien pets”?
not the last one, but I couldn’t help it,
it’s worth watching it’s popular and impressive.
https://youtube.com/c/CoolWorldsLab

Quentin Smirhes
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF QUENTIN SMIRHES.
(that’s basically it, it’s highly eccentric.)
https://youtube.com/channel/UCwHw0B9zAL4Z08sVRRjfx5g

Dr. Matt O'Dowd explaining stuff in Space Time is strangely comforting