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Why didn’t Irish people eat fish during the Great Famine?
Why didn’t Irish people eat fish during the Great Famine? Ep #1 in my series out now: What was the real cause of Ireland’s Great Famine • What was the real cause of the Great … —————————————————————————– Check out Fin’s … Continue reading
Water Droplets Cling to Fluorescent Plant Spines in Tom Leighton’s Alluring Photos | Colossal
April 17, 2025 Nature Photography Grace Ebert All images courtesy of Tom Leighton, Tom Leighton (previously) is known for highlighting plants’ photosynthesis process by swapping their characteristic greens for otherworldly fluorescent colors. Often focused on the nightlife of specimens found … Continue reading
Just another day in the office for freerunner Dominic Di Tommaso
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“A new age of shamelessness” | Slavoj Žižek on Trump, authoritarians and “the new left”
Paddy O’Connell speaks to so-called ‘rock star’ philosopher and cultural theorist Slavoj Žižek, who argues the case for a more “authoritarian” left-leaning leader on the global stage. Newsnight is the BBC’s flagship news and current affairs TV programme – with … Continue reading
How Humans Caused Our Own Allergies – Cheddar Explains
Sniffling. Sneezing. Runny eyes. Springtime brings a rush of seasonal allergies that plague us – but historically, allergies were mild – if they existed at all. In fact, allergies became a force to be reckoned with only in the 1970s. … Continue reading
