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Think You Know Everything About Water? Well, You Don’t
“There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don’t…
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Why Do We Sleep? Science Doesn’t Know
The average human will spend one-third of their lifetime asleep. In most cases that equates to approximately 20 years of your life that you will spend in an…
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New Megalithic Site Could Steal Title for Oldest Stone Monument
A new megalithic site has been found in the near east and it seems to predate the pyramids of Egypt, and even Stonehenge. A pretty exciting statement in…
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The Suicide Forest and Overtoun Bridge: What Makes Them So Deadly?
Suicide and depression have been at the forefront of our minds of late. What with the tragic loss of beloved comedian and actor Robin Williams in early August. …
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The Quantum Effect of Anaesthesia: A New Theory of Consciousness
One of the things we take for granted in this age of technology and science, is the medical knowledge that has been hard-won to the toll of billions…
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New Evidence Challenges Out of Africa Theory – How Old is Humanity?
In the scientific world, nothing is certain. It may seem like some, or even many scientists are staunchly certain about their work, but it’s important to remember that…
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Born With Two Faces: Diprosopus and Edward Mordake
Have you ever been called two-faced? It’s kind of a nasty thing to be labelled, as are most labels. Of course, it means that a person says one…
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The Babushkas of Chernobyl: Defying Death for the Love of Home
If your home were condemned, would you leave it? That’s not a question of whether you would want to leave or not, but of whether you would ultimately…
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Mankind’s Legacy Preserved in Plastic: The Issue of our Garbage
Mankind is a plague upon this Earth; death and destruction are wrought in our wake with calculated precision and consistency. Wherever we go, we bring with us the…

