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Philosophy

Who was Confucius?

1,537,051 Views

Thinking & Learning

Can you solve the prisoner hat riddle?

30,730,187 Views

Life Sciences

Do animals have language?

2,337,287 Views

Literature & Language

Who am I? A philosophical inquiry

3,731,569 Views

Psychology

Inside the minds of animals

1,518,490 Views

The Arts

Why tragedies are alluring

680,296 Views

Philosophy & Religion

Can you solve the famously difficult green-eyed logic puzzle?

15,577,277 Views

The Arts

The battle of the Greek tragedies

677,977 Views

Design

The complex geometry of Islamic design

3,341,310 Views

Philosophy & Religion

What did democracy really mean in Athens?

1,287,024 Views

Design, Engineering & Technology

Can robots be creative?

495,411 Views

Philosophy

Plato’s Allegory of the Cave

7,286,293 Views

Macroeconomics

The real story behind Archimedes’ Eureka!

4,242,517 Views

Health

At what moment are you dead?

4,942,696 Views

Mathematics

Is math discovered or invented?

3,183,784 Views

Medical Conditions

A brief history of melancholy

1,506,590 Views

Philosophy

How do you know you exist?

2,547,994 Views

Environmental Science

The Earth is full - Paul Gilding

20,632 Views

Social Studies

Unintended consequences - Edward Tenner

20,742 Views

Philosophy

Lessons from Auschwitz: The power of our words

388,663 Views

History, Approaches and Methods

What makes us feel good about our work? - Dan Ariely

77,748 Views

Religion

The five major world religions

12,660,769 Views

Design, Engineering & Technology

Toward a science of simplicity - George Whitesides

13,414 Views

Philosophy

What is love?

1,813,062 Views