Examples

Every video below came from one line typed into Nible. Nothing was storyboarded, no stock footage was used, and each picture was painted for the video it appears in. The full narration sits under each one, so you can judge the writing before you judge the drawings.

2:13 APIs and MCP servers, and how they differAn API lets any two programs talk. An MCP server is a protocol built for language models. This explainer draws the split, the handshake and when each one is the right choice. 1:45 How the Black Death doubled wages and ended serfdomA third of Europe died, and the survivors could suddenly name their price. This explainer follows labour, law and land from 1348 to the end of serfdom in the west. 2:09 LCD and CRT screens, and why one replaced the otherOne screen fires electrons at phosphor, the other twists light through liquid crystal. This explainer draws both, side by side, and shows what each trade-off cost. 1:15 How the dodo went extinctThe dodo did not die because it was stupid. This explainer shows what actually killed it, in under eighty years, and what the sailors brought ashore with them. 2:29 Why GPS would drift kilometres a day without relativitySatellite clocks run fast, and the correction is not optional. This explainer works through both relativistic effects and the number they add up to each day. 2:20 How a GPT model actually worksTokens, attention, training and the reason it predicts rather than knows. This explainer draws the machine one stage at a time, with the numbers that matter. 1:33 Why kangaroos carry their young in a pouchA newborn kangaroo is the size of a jellybean and climbs to the pouch alone. This explainer follows the whole journey, and why the pouch beats a longer pregnancy. 1:58 How an mRNA vaccine teaches your cells to build the spike proteinA strand of instructions, a lipid envelope, and your own ribosomes doing the work. This explainer draws each step and what the immune system learns from it. 2:07 Why an octopus has three hearts and blue bloodCopper instead of iron, and two hearts just for the gills. This explainer connects the blood chemistry to the cold, low-oxygen water an octopus lives in.

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