I want to show you something Are you ready?

Let's take a little trip of our own Basically, what we’re looking at is a massive graveyard.

This is one of the most important forest ecosystems on earth.

One of the oldest Japantowns in the US.

Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth.

So how does one of the most notorious pirates in British history become an iconic hero of the American Revolution?

So how much pressure can the cockroach take?

Why are there so many boycotts?

But is it really possible for an accent to vanish?

We feel that it's wrong to exclude when we want to be accepted.

The real story here is about generosity.

These are my rights and I’m taking advantage of it.

This is my happy place.

We’re about to get a little heady.

I’m gonna need some coffee.

How water freezes The first thing we think to fly a corn photo booth a shark survey Alzheimer's disease a solar eclipse matter-antimatter engines not a ton of notes, just groove the breakup of the supercontinent Pangea Okay, 19th century women-led secret societies isn't where I thought we'd end up in this episode, but I'm here for it.

Welcome to Crash Course Religions.

Oh boy, Stan.

This is going to be fun and nobody's going to get offended.

It’s just about sharing in the joy of communication [Crunch] ‘Cause, at the end of the day, we all end up in the same place, dead and buried.

Which is a perfectly acceptable metaphor for the fabric of spacetime in my