This is how I've done it. Some courses have short lectures from 30s to 2.5min which can be annoying

You can download the lectures from many of the courses, but not all, from the site.

Annihilation

You might like Dual (2022)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_(2022_film)

Not quite as heavy with the symbolism and not super-duper about dealing with terminal illness & loss like Annihilation (though… it does have more than a little of that going on). Similar feel otherwise. Also sci fi.

Maybe The High Life (2018).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Life_(2018_film)

Another sci fi. I haven’t sorted this one out as well as I have annihilation, but I’m pretty sure it’s also best read entirely figuratively.

And of course everybody who likes brooding symbolism-heavy films really must watch The Green Knight (2021)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Green_Knight_(film)

(That one’s not sci fi)

Used this book in the network science course at Georgia Tech, it was really good (the class and the book).

Maybe something like Heroku?

Fantastic movie

Thanks for recommending that app. Looks pretty great

The present kind of does as well

Just wait until you hear about the past!

“One word: Dentistry” — P. J. O'Rourke (I think)

But I learn about the past from National Geographic.

Then, did you really learn about the past?

Up until 2023 that was possible. Now, it'll just be ChatGPT regurgitating made up stuff based on what was written through 2023

Without having gone myself, it's hard to say if any methods have been sufficient to learn about the past.

I spent a long time living in the past. Back in the present now and I’m looking forward to visiting the future later today.

What time will you encounter the future? I'd like to be there for that.

I hear the Assyrians were super duper nice to those they conquered.