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Tsunami Stones: Ancient Japanese Markers Warn Builders of High Water – 99% Invisible
Residents of Aneyoshi, Japan, heeded the warnings of their ancestors. They obeyed directions and wisdom found on a local stone monument: “Do not build any homes below this point,” it reads. “High dwellings are the peace and harmony of our … Continue reading
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Artist David Hockney dies aged 88 | BBC News
12 Jun 2026 #DavidHockney #BBCNews David Hockney has died at the age of 88, his publicist said. The British artist is one of the most influential of the modern era and was one of the leaders of the 1960s pop … Continue reading
The Evolutionary Accidents That Made Us Human
10 Jun 2026 #homosapiens #humanevolution #homoerectus Physically, Homo sapiens isn’t that special in the animal world. But our species has discovered ways of beating the odds of survival in every habitat, from jungle to Arctic wasteland. In our latest interview … Continue reading
AI Billionaires Are Starting to Panic
The AI billionaires are changing their tone. After years of promising disruption, automation, and unimaginable wealth, they are now warning about inequality, job loss, and the public backlash building around the technology they are still racing to deploy. ☕ Support … Continue reading
The Essay – Musicians on the Couch – Music, Madness and Unusual Ways of Seeing… – BBC Sounds
Available for over a year Writer and music lover Amanda Dalton’s childhood was dominated by her love of playing the piano and loathing of the intensive psychoanalytical psychotherapy she underwent for five years. Coupled with her long, personal interest in … Continue reading
