Researchers are Trying to Find Out: Could We Cool the Planet Using Sea Salt?

Quico Toro: When scientists bring up unconventional new ways of managing that risk, we’re told we mustn’t even talk about them.

Poem: The Pleasures of Age

by Thomas Dorsett: Nothing matters; that’s why I still work. Poems none read, translations none want; I’m prodigious as Nature is with her seeds.

The Double-Agent War Hero Who Helped Japan Attack Pearl Harbor

Rutland was a British naval hero in the First World War, worked for the Japanese Navy in the years between the wars…

The Value of Our Values

When Nietzsche used the tools of philology to explore the nature of morality, he became a ‘philosopher of the future’.

A Dated Conspiracy Theory Rises Again

by Jeroen van Baar at 3 Quarks Daily: In the chart-topping podcast The Rest is…

Poem: October By Robert Frost

O hushed October morning mild,Thy leaves have ripened to the fall;Tomorrow’s wind, if it be…

Unveiling Turkey’s Karahan Tepe: Evidence of a Prehistoric Extraterrestrial Civilization?

by Huynh Mai: Deep iп the heart of soυtheasterп Tυrkey lies aп archaeological site that…

Why Palestine and Kashmir Have Few Similarities

by Jawed Naqvi in Dawn: PALESTINE and Kashmir have too readily been likened to each…

An introduction to Migration in the Ancient World [Interactive Map]

From OUP: Migration has played a vital role in shaping human history and continues to…

Pity the Nation: Two Poems

Shared by Serene Elhashimi  on Facebook: In 2007, Lawrence Ferlinghetti wrote the poem “Pity the…

Jal, Pakistani Pop Rock Band in Dhaka

From Dawn: Jal marked its much-awaited return to Bangladesh after 14 years with its Legends…

The Challenge of Preserving Good Data in the Age of AI

If artificial intelligence-created content floods the internet, who decides what online information is worth archiving?