Culture/Arts
11 hours ago
Strategy in 64 Squares: A History of Chess
Did you know that chess—a game viewed by some as the world’s most boring pastime…
Physics
1 day ago
Wireless Electricity Transfer: Is Nikola Tesla’s Dream Becoming Reality?
If we were to talk about a world where our televisions operated without plugs or…
Philosophy
2 days ago
The Foundations of Property: Robert Nozick
As those of you who have been following this series know well, we’ve spent our…
History
3 days ago
From Ancient Rome to LED Lights: A History of New Year’s
Every year, in those final days of December, the whole world seems to get a…
Biology
4 days ago
The Mystery of Viruses: The Thin Line Between Life and Non-Life
An organism powerful enough to bring the world to a halt, effective enough to confine…
History
5 days ago
The Tanzimat Era in the Ottoman Empire
There have undoubtedly been many great states and empires throughout history. The Roman Empire, the…
Philosophy
6 days ago
Post-Christian Philosophy: Medieval Philosophy
Every era of philosophy is wrapped in its own distinct set of themes and preoccupations.…
Other
1 week ago
The Burden of the World on His Shoulders: Atlas
In this piece, we’re going to dive into the story of Atlas—one of the leaders…
Animals
1 week ago
Guardians of the Ocean: Sharks
If we asked you to think of something scary about the ocean, what’s the first…
History
1 week ago
Marxism and History
We’re all wired a bit differently, aren't we? Some of us are deeply plugged into…
Philosophy
1 week ago
The Human Mind is a Blank Slate: John Locke (1632-1704)
The history of philosophy is filled with thinkers whose names are written in gold. These…
Philosophy
2 weeks ago
The Never-Ending War: Thomas Hobbes
Let’s kick things off today with a question: What is the ideal form of government?…



































