nature

The way nature builds materials is that it stacks every layer on another, that they are all grown inside each other.

Agreeable Albert is kind by nature and despite being tired and thirsty, his main concern is Nora.

There are many spirals in nature, and some of them are very mathematically interesting.

That's the nature of a democratic republic.

It's a fundamental question about the nature of three-dimensional shapes originally posed in 1904.

So why would Mother Nature do something like that?

The exotic nature inspires her.

KAIGAN CARRIE: It's human nature to run away from danger.

For a lot of people, being connected to nature is very effective in this way.

Some of it could be about the nature of the invaders and the, the effectiveness of their military, all that kind of stuff.

From genetic sequencing in a lab to detailed observations in nature, data can be statistically analyzed to understand populations.

If you're an environment or nature lover, you may want to be part of coral reef preservation in the Great Barrier or in Maldives.

Why does that tie into the nature of space?

And we have a good idea that this can work because nature's already done it.

And so that's a weirdness, and that then ties into the nature of space.

That some are stupid and others are not, and that the difference is determined by nature and nothing else.

One in which we're more part of nature, not apart from it, with consciousness more closely tied to living flesh and blood, not to the dead sand of silicon.

And my own view, developed over many years, is that consciousness is intimately connected to our nature as living creatures.

Or was it a story that somebody told you, of course, in the backdrop of beautiful nature or a beautiful surrounding.

Beatrix Potter was born in 1866 and as a child she was fascinated by nature.

If something is natural, it's something you were born with or that comes from nature.

So of everything you've studied across hundreds of years and centuries, are there aspects of human nature that kind of persist?

Why should the esoteric math of group theory, which was originally designed to study the abstract nature of symmetry, be fundamental to understanding everything from particle physics to the patterns in crystals?

Um, it was very common to find colleagues who did not believe that there was such a thing as, let's say, human nature.

Thanks for watching this episode of Crash Course Botany which was filmed at the Damir Ferizović Studio and made in partnership with PBS Digital Studios and Nature.

It's time to recap the language we learned during this programme, starting with 'natural', which describes something you were born with or that comes from nature.

And then the next day you're like, "Well, what I meant was that I'm sure that somewhere out there, given the infinite, you know, nature of the universe and the built No one buys that."