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Stick Figure Science

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Your brain, your body, and your habits explained through hand-drawn doodles and hidden science. Every video breaks down something you experience every day (why you can't put your phone down, why exam papers leak, why turbulence isn't dangerous) and traces it back to real research in psychology, evolution, and human behavior. No jargon left unexplained. No claim without a name behind it — Pavlov, Cialdini, Schultz, Zeigarnik, and more, all woven into fast, simple stick-figure stories. If you've ever wondered "why do I do that?" this channel is built to answer it, one doodle at a time. New videos weekly. Hit subscribe if you like learning the strange, real reasons behind ordinary moments.
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Your brain, your body, and your habits explained through hand-drawn doodles and hidden science.

Every video breaks down something you experience every day (why you can't put your phone down, why exam papers leak, why turbulence isn't dangerous) and traces it back to real research in psychology, evolution, and human behavior. No jargon left unexplained. No claim without a name behind it — Pavlov, Cialdini, Schultz, Zeigarnik, and more, all woven into fast, simple stick-figure stories.

If you've ever wondered "why do I do that?" this channel is built to answer it, one doodle at a time.

New videos weekly. Hit subscribe if you like learning the strange, real reasons behind ordinary moments.

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