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Animals
Flightless Seabirds: Penguins
Flightless seabirds—it’s not exactly a common way to describe a bird, is it? Yet, this phrase perfectly captures the essence…
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Biology
Can Germs Get Germs?
The word "germ" usually sets off alarm bells in our minds. It typically conjures up images of harmful bacteria or…
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Biology
Playing with Genes: Are GMOs Really as Bad as We Think?
When we hear the term "Genetically Modified Organism," most of us jump straight to agricultural crops and the food on…
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Philosophy
Analytic Philosophy: The Language, Logic, and Quest for Clarity of Thought
If you’re one of those epic readers who follows our philosophy posts religiously, there’s a good chance you’ve already checked…
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Chemistry
Nobel Chemistry Award – 1905 – Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Adolf von Baeyer
“In recognition of his services in the advancement of organic chemistry and the chemical industry, through his work on…
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Culture/Arts
God of War: Ragnarok
There are many definitions of art and many ways of showing it. According to some, art is just drawings that…
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Culture/Arts
Star Game of the Year 2023: Baldur’s Gate 3
There are genres that everyone knows in the gaming world. The most played genres are FPS (First Person Shooter) , RPG…
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Philosophy
The Trolley Dilemma: Journey on the Tracks of Goodness
Philosophy is such a bottomless pit that the answer you give to any question involuntarily requires you to answer dozens…
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On Living
SCRUM Method in Business Life
We know that authoritarian systems no longer yield results in the family, at school or in business life. While the…
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Chemistry
Nobel Chemistry Award – 1904 – Sir William Ramsay
“In recognition of his services in the discovery of the inert gaseous elements in air, and his determination of their…
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