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Why AI Companies Are Buying—And Then Destroying—Old Books
about 15 hours ago
We’ve long joked about delaying bedtime in order to read the entire...
The Art of Splendor Solis, the Most Glorious Illuminated Alchemical Manuscript of Them All
1 day ago
When it was published in the United States in 1998, Harry Potter...
Isaac Asimov Explains His Three Laws of Robots: Do No Harm, Follow Orders, Survive, in That Order
1 day ago
A number of futurists, philosophers, and technophiles believe we are approaching what...
Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” Slowed Down to 33 RPM Sounds Great and Takes on New, Unexpected Meanings (RIP)
3 days ago
Note: We were sad to see the news that Dolly Parton passed...
Why Reading Egyptian Hieroglyphics Is Easier Than You Think
3 days ago
We’ve featured Egyptologist Ilona Regulski here on Open Culture a few times...
The Wisdom of David Bowie: On Art, Religion, Technology and More
4 days ago
It doesn’t quite ring true to call David Bowie a rock star....
The Very First Film Adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, a Thomas Edison Production (1910)
4 days ago
The story of humans creating monstrous beings in their image may have...
The Women of the Bauhaus: See Hip, Avant-Garde Photographs of Female Students & Instructors at the Famous Art School
5 days ago
Take a look at photos of Bush Tetras — a three-girl-one-guy No...
The Daily Routine of Marcus Aurelius: How to Live Like a Stoic
5 days ago
Marcus Aurelius did not have a smartphone. In fact, he didn’t have...
Why Americans Stopped Reading Books
8 days ago
The kids can’t read. Such has been the implication, even the declaration,...
A 1932 Illustrated Map of Harlem’s Night Clubs: From the Cotton Club to the Savoy Ballroom
9 days ago
Harlem’s undergoing another Renaissance, and has been for years now. Crime’s down...
Discover the Mundaneum, an Early 20th-Century “Internet” That Put the World’s Knowledge on Millions of Index Cards
9 days ago
Pitch to friends or family the idea of a trip to Mons,...