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Literature & Language

Zen kōans: unsolvable enigmas designed to break your brain

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History

What really happened to the Library of Alexandria?

2,751,405 Views

Social Studies

How the Normans changed the history of Europe

3,198,402 Views

Social Studies

Why don't country flags use the color purple?

10,337,786 Views

Social Psychology

Did ancient Troy really exist?

2,026,770 Views

Science & Technology

Who owns Antarctica?

7,501,729 Views

Social Studies

The breathtaking courage of Harriet Tubman

1,856,130 Views

Social Studies

A day in the life of an ancient Egyptian doctor

6,456,985 Views

Social Studies

History vs. Augustus

2,255,756 Views

Social Studies

Did the Amazons really exist?

2,979,677 Views

Literature & Language

The Irish myth of the Giant's Causeway

1,795,579 Views

Social Studies

How one scientist averted a national health crisis

1,923,070 Views

Psychology

There's more to life than being happy - Emily Esfahani Smith

6,127,886 Views

Psychology

Lessons from the longest study on human development - Helen Pearson

575,739 Views

Social Studies

Why tech needs the humanities

154,729 Views

Psychology

What makes you special?

24,582,971 Views

Science & Technology

When will the next ice age happen?

1,707,646 Views

Social Studies

The real history of Cinco de Mayo

174,134 Views

The rise and fall of the Assyrian Empire

3,079,505 Views

Social Studies

Overpopulation – the human explosion explained

13,629,236 Views

Social Studies

History of Japan

83,162,334 Views

Social Studies

How the world's first metro system was built

1,824,824 Views

Literature & Language

The Cambodian myth of lightning, thunder, and rain

4,688,559 Views

History

The rise and fall of the Byzantine Empire

6,254,495 Views