Free will and survival – In Apple TV’s Foundation, mathematician Hari Seldon creates “psychohistory,” a science that predicts the future of entire civilizations. It’s part math, part prophecy, and completely terrifying. Because if the big stuff is already written, what
America global power lost isn’t just a headline, it’s a pattern. Power doesn’t always go to the most capable. Sometimes it goes to whoever showed up first with money, leverage, and a loud media machine. That’s how superpowers are built,
From world-bearing gods to pop culture icons, turtles in human culture have symbolized endurance, wisdom, and cosmic power across civilizations. Here’s how their story spans 230 million years. Turtles are more than slow moving reptiles. Across thousands of years,
The villains in the Israel Palestine conflict aren’t hiding. They’re front-row in politics, propped up by media spin, and wired directly into weapons deals. As Gaza burns, we ask: who keeps this war alive, and why does the world still
Smelly food – Not everything that stinks is about food. So, May 21 is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Not exactly a calendar event with hashtags and public holiday, but it exists. on paper, it’s
Art as resistance. From apartheid South Africa to occupied Palestine, from the American South to the streets of Myanmar, art has always been more than self-expression. It becomes survival, becomes protest, it becomes memory that outlives the bodies that carry
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From Alexa to Aliens: Why We Panic at the Unseen and Unknown
The internet loves a good overreaction. Right now, social media has been flooded with clips showing toddler fear of Alexa in action The setup is always the same: Mom says “Alexa..”, the blue halo flashes like it knows a secret,