🔗 Finds #6

Hello everyone, and welcome to issue #6 of Finds — a batch of places to learn things, from the human body to the front lines:

🌐 Websites / blogs

visiblebody.comVisible Body – Learn SiteA totally free introduction to every human body system from the makers of the Visible Body 3D atlas — skeletal through endocrine, each explained with fully interactive 3D models you can even view in augmented reality.

learndb.vercel.appSkillTree (LearnDB)An open-source attempt at 'humanity's universal map for learning' — quality resources for any topic, organised by subject and format and tagged with difficulty, prerequisites, and traits like visual or interactive. Inspired by the Primer in Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age.

hellopoetry.comHello Poetry – ClassicsA clean, calm home for poetry. Its Classics feed lines up Frost, Whitman, Shelley, Neruda, and Shakespeare alongside a daily featured poem — and anyone can post their own work too.

arthistoryresources.netArt History Resources on the Web — Prof. Christopher Witcombe's sprawling directory of art-history links, online since 1995 and organised by period and region — Prehistoric and Ancient through Baroque, the modern centuries, and Contemporary, plus dedicated research resources.

📺 From YouTube

youtube.comVsauce — Michael Stevens chasing one deceptively simple question at a time — "How much does a shadow weigh?", "What is the speed of dark?" — down into science, maths, and philosophy. "Our World is Amazing."

youtube.comTom Scott — "Hi, I'm Tom Scott. These are some of the things I've made and done." Years of sharp, one-idea explainers on technology, geography, and language — reliably teaching you something you didn't know you wanted to know.

🌱 Filed in the wiki: every link this week has a topic page you can find it in later — Anatomy · Learning · Poetry · Art · Science · Technology. 🗂️ Catch up on past issues.