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The Most Controversial Ancient Philosophy: Epicureanism

about 20 hours ago

Over the years, you’ve probably heard at least a few people casually...

Watch Stewart Brand’s 6‑Part Series How Buildings Learn, With Music by Brian Eno

1 day ago

Stewart Brand came onto the cultural scene during the 1960s, helping to...

How the Beatles Made their Most Acclaimed Album, Revolver, Released 60 Years Ago This Month

2 days ago

Among Beatles connoisseurs, it’s fair game to claim anything from Rubber Soul...

226 Ansel Adams Photographs of Great American National Parks Are Now Online

2 days ago

Like many American stories, the story of the National Parks begins with...

How the Bird Sound Effects in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds Were Created with a Pioneering Electronic Instrument, the Trautonium

3 days ago

Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds was nominated for an Academy Award for Best...

Watch a Band Perform the Sound Effects from Pink Floyd’s “Money,” Using a Money Counter, Torn Sheets of Paper & More

3 days ago

When Pink Floyd recorded “Money” in 1972, Roger Waters spliced into the...

The History of Glam Rock and How It Put an End to the Hippie Era

6 days ago

Cast your mind back to the distant year 2021 and recall, if...

How Ancient Greek Warships Worked: The Engineering of the Trireme Explained in 3D Animation

7 days ago

Recall, if you will, the first time you read Book 2 of...

Mark Twain Predicts the Internet in 1898: Read His Sci-Fi Crime Story, “From The ‘London Times’ in 1904”

7 days ago

Most people know that Mark Twain wrote about Jim and Huckleberry Finn...

Read 20,000+ Golden Age Comic Books Free Online: Superheroes, Westerns, Romance, Horror, and More

8 days ago

For generations of kids in the twentieth century, few pleasures were as...

How Ada Lovelace, Daughter of Lord Byron, Wrote the First Computer Program in 1842–a Century Before the First Computer

8 days ago

I’ve never quite understood why the phrase “revisionist history” became purely pejorative....