This week, The Illustrious Fact Show presents… Nexus (BBC, 1962). Presented by renowned physicist Sir Xavier Periment, it covered the interconnectedness of all facets of the universe.

Today’s episode is episode 4 of Nexus, entitled “Theories of Plim”, and attempts to explain exactly what plim is and how it relates to our lives.

 

 

This week, The Illustrious Fact Show presents&hellip; Nexus (BBC, 1962). Presented by renowned physicist Sir Xavier Periment, it covered the interconnectedness of all facets of the universe.
Today&rsquo;s episode is episode 4 of Nexus, entitled &ldquo;Theories of Plim&rdquo;, and attempts to explain exactly what plim is and how it relates to our lives.
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