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A Mysterious New Rock Is Forming on Earth

n this eye-opening and visually rich video, we dive deep into one of the most fascinating geological phenomena of our time: the creation of brand-new rocks forged not by nature, but by humans. For billions of years, rocks have formed … Continue reading

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“Even as the town around it changed, the old hat shop stayed the same… “

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Why You Keep Walking the Wrong Way

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Jamaican Tainos Survival | Indigenous Arawakan Tribe

Long before Jamaica’s transition to independence, before the British’s claimed their land, before the importation of African slave labor after the Spanish invaded their territory, before the resistance and uprising of the maroons, and before colonialism, the island was inhabited … Continue reading

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Building a Magical Bamboo Treehouse

I’m building a magical structure with bamboo! This week Anastasia is in Bali, where she is learning how to build with bamboo — one of the world’s most sustainable, strong and innovative materials. She learns this way of craftsmanship from … Continue reading

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[PORTFOLIO GABRIEL QUINTÃO] Mestre Caçapava tocando o Congo de Ouro nos atabaques

Imagens e edição: Gabriel Quintão […]

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Charlie Chaplin on Fascism

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Could ‘degrowth’ save the world? | BBC News

A group of academics and activists are questioning the possibility of endless economic growth on a finite planet and are advocating a bold solution: degrowth. Originating in France, the degrowth movement has spread to places like Japan, the UK and … Continue reading

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what is the dura mater?

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About the Papuan languages

What if walking just two hours could take you to a village speaking a language as different from the previous one as Mandarin is from Swahili? Welcome to New Guinea – an island that breaks every rule we know about … Continue reading

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