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October 25, 2026
The Suweida Conflict
Introduction The Syrian Civil War, having dragged on for some 11 years, has largely concluded. That is about where the knowledge of most…
The Science of Lucid Dreaming
What if you could step into a world where anything and everything is possible—and know that it’s all a dream? This is the…
Why Would Someone Choose to Climb a Cliff Without ropes?
Climbing a vertical rock, thousands of meters high without ropes or safety equipment of any kind is an activity that doesn’t exactly find…
The Secret Science of Color-Shifting Creatures
Chameleons are fascinating creatures. Most people know them for their weird monocular vision and their quick, sticky tongues. However, not many people understand…
GDP as the Main Goal
Over the past few decades, Gross Domestic Production has been recognized as the main goal by many governments and institutions. Since the 1930s,…
The Right to Freedom: The Swallows of Kabul
The Swallows of Kabul is a novel written in 2002 by Mohammed Moulessehoul, who also works under the pseudonym Yasmina Khadra, which follows…
Camera Shopping Guide: Which Camera is the Right One for You?
Scroll social media today and it’s like we’ve all collectively decided to time-travel back to 2004. Suddenly, everyone’s posting those soft, grainy shots…
Tap Off, Tech On: Hacking Drought
The world’s population is growing, and so is the demand for food. However, agricultural productivity “has slowed to a near-halt” (Sustainability Directory), suggesting…
Two Systems and One Disease: How Multiple Sclerosis Care Differs in France and in the US
It may seem strange, but I don’t remember the day that I actually learned that my mother has a chronic, life-altering disease. She…