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History
The Lost Colony: One of History’s Greatest Mysteries
We’re all familiar with the unexplained phenomena that capture our collective imagination—the Bermuda Triangle, the Mariana Trench, or the age-old…
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Other
Greek Mythology: Creation
There’s a universe we’re all somewhat familiar with, one steeped in legends: Greek mythology, known for its intricate relationships and…
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Physics
Supernova Explosions: The End of Stars
The universe is far more vast than we tend to imagine, and in the far-flung corners beyond our sight and…
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History
Atatürk’s Eternal Rival: Enver Pasha
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was, without a doubt, one of the greatest leaders this country—and indeed, all of Turkish history—has ever…
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History
A History of Fascism: The Ideology of Hitler and Mussolini
Welcome to the first installment of our series on the history of ideology. Our goal with this series is to…
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Animals
The Strongest Cats: Tigers
The fluffy cats lounging in our homes have plenty of wild relatives out there in the world. And what lucky…
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Philosophy
Epicurus and Death
Ancient Greece was home to a vast number of philosophers and, consequently, a wealth of ideas. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and…
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Linguistics
The Evolution of Language: From Signs to Grammar
“Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” – Theodosius Dobzhansky. Communication is a vital ingredient for…
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Other
A Captivating Fiction: The Stanford Prison Experiment
Hello. What would you say if we invited you to our artificial prison and asked you to live there for…
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Philosophy
Why Is Being Being?: Aristotle
A thundering headline, isn't it? We’re looking at a philosopher who dared to ask why being is, well, being. That…
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