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The Advent of the Computer Mouse
Posted On July 15, 2020


The computer mouse became a mainstream accessory for computers shortly after Steve Jobs viewed a prototype mouse from Xerox in 1979. Jobs asked his team to create a mouse which was under $15.00, would last for 2 years, and could […]


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The Future of Body Modification
Posted On July 1, 2020


Near field communication, often abbreviated as “NFC” is the ability for wireless devices to communicate with eachother and has now made its way into the bodies of human beings with some opting to implant small subdermal microchips using a large […]


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The Psychology Behind Why Human Beings Desire
Posted On June 17, 2020


Human beings are not born with a sense of self, as the answer to the question “who am I?” is truly the accumulation of experiences and interactions with other people. This interaction and experience creates the self-image, an idea which […]


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The First Mass Produced Items of the Ancient World
Posted On March 11, 2020


The first mass produced pieces of artwork were the ancient Egyptians shabtis which were essentially miniature mummies that the ancient Egyptians believed had magical powers and were therefore buried with the dead. Shabtis were comprised of Egyptian faience which is […]


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Photographic Evidence of Lewis Carroll’s Alleged Pedaphilia Involving Alice Liddell, the Protagonist of Alice In Wonderland
Posted On February 12, 2020


A photograph linked to Lewis Carroll was found in the Musée Cantini, a French museum in Marseille, France, which depicts what appears to be a pubescent aged Lorina Liddell who was the younger sister of Alice Liddell, the person whom […]


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South Korean Culture and the Importance of Facial Symmetry and Beauty
Posted On May 24, 2019


Facial structure is incredibly important in South Korea and professionals are available who specialize physiognomy, the practice of reading facial features the same way palm readers read the lines of the palm to determine ones supposed fortune (e.g. the forehead […]


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Maria Gunning; The Woman Who Was Thought to be the Most Beautiful Woman in London, England During the 16th Century
Posted On April 10, 2019


George William Coventry, the 6th Earl of Coventry, married Maria Gunning who was said to be the most beautiful woman in London, England, so beautiful in fact that grown men claim to have fainted when in her presence. Gunning wore […]


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The Use of Pencils in Art Forgery Signatures
Posted On March 22, 2019


In the art collectibles world, the pencil is referred to as the “forgers tool”. Forgers prefer using pencil as it’s nearly impossible to date its age and it displays upon pieces without being obtrusive which allows it to go undetected […]


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Possible Hidden Message Within Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel
Posted On March 4, 2019


Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel depicts God enthralled in a red cape like textile, but what’s truly interesting is that the outline of this image directly matches that of a bifurcated brain if observed from the side (e.g. either hemisphere of the […]


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