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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 18th Century Gin Craze and it’s Association with Murder
Posted On April 8, 2020


Gin was highly consumed in poorer areas of London, England as it was a cheaper alternative to beer. Gin was unregulated during the early 18th century, and was often badly distilled and filled with harmful compounds like oil of vitriol […]


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The Role of Dabbawalas in Indian Society
Posted On April 17, 2019


Indian railways are unique in that they have what are referred to as “dabbawalas” which means “lunch box men” in Hindi as the term “dabba” means “box” or in this case “lunch box” in Hindi and the term “wala” means […]


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The Legality of Indian Child Labor
Posted On March 20, 2019


India has the highest amount of children who work of any country in the world. Thousands of children are trafficked into domestic slavery each year in India but due to India’s vast population of 1,300,000,000 (1.3 billion) people, these children […]


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The Decoding of the Rosetta Stone

Posted On November 22, 2018


The decoding of the Rosetta Stone was a massive breakthrough, taking 20 years to achieve, and shaping archeology into a science, distancing itself from the art form it had been regarded as prior. For the first time in history, the […]


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Ancient Chinese Societal Classes 
Posted On November 20, 2018


In ancient China the highest ranking members of society were educated scholars, followed by farmers, after which artisans (e.g. wood, steel, and pottery craftspeople) and finally merchants which was ranked the lowest because the mercantile tier did not produce any […]


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The Genetic Component of Poverty
Posted On June 19, 2018


Identical twins share virtually 100% of their deoxyribonucleic acid and fraternal twins share 50% of their deoxyribonucleic acid making both types of twin ideal candidates for studies involving genetics and epigenetics to screen for factors for issues like social inequality […]


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