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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

The epic of Gilgamesh - the eternal problems of human existence

The search for the elixir of youth and eternal life is a topic that has consistently chronologically followed the development of the entire human civilization. Ever since the Sumerian-Babylonian era,...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

Who are the karakonjule and kalikancari?

These terrifying and evil mythical creatures instilled fear in the bones of the entire population of Southeast Europe. Where do karakonjule or kalikancari come from? Kalikancari (Greek: kallikantzar...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

Why did doctors wear strange masks with beaks against the plague?

The plague was the most terrible known disease for medieval people, which killed people in a very cruel and painful way. People had swollen lymph nodes en masse, which was very painful, and their ski...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

The moral paradox, Theseus' paradox and eight other most difficult thought experiments

The thought experiment was celebrated by Albert Einstein, who introduced it to scientific research as a method in setting up physical theories. This method uses simulation of the physical process in...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

A book that is said to have been written by the devil himself

According to legend, the Gigas Code was written in one night by a monk who sold his soul to the devil. ? The book called the Codex Gigas, which is also called the Devil's Bible, was written in the fi...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

An interesting story about identical prisoners who have never met before

They looked identical, their names were almost the same and they ended up in the same prison. Their story prompted the beginning of establishing identity by taking fingerprints in America. However,...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

The story of a woman who first, half a century ago, noticed the corona virus

When June Almeida peeked into her electron microscope in 1964, she and her colleagues spotted a gray dot covered in tiny "teeth." What she saw later became known as the corona virus, and Almeida playe...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

Artificial intelligence in the future - machines with intuition

Ever since 1997, when the DeepBlue computer first defeated the legendary chess player Gary Kasparov, there has been no excitement, harassment and, finally, disbelief like this March, when Deep Manndo....

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

10 things that reveal an intelligent person

YOU ARE COMING ON TIME If you are late often and very much, you are showing disrespect. By arriving on time, you show care for others, as well as that you have calculated how much time you need to g...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

Taking off your shoes - culture or culture?

We often arrange for our guests to gather in the hallway or in front of the door, but there are also those guests who think it is uncultured. In any case, this situation can be very unnatural for both...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

Is this the Vatican's biggest secret? This pope was actually a woman

In the ninth century, a woman really sat on the papal throne, and the Catholic Church is trying to hide this information at all costs. ? LEGEND... According to a story that is gaining more and more...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

Women in mathematics

It is well known that even Stoic philosophers advocated for gender equality. Yet the fact is that women throughout history have been discouraged in their ambitions to prove themselves in various field...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

Dance epidemic, Strasbourg, 1518

In mid-July 1518, on the streets of Strasbourg, a city in eastern France that was then part of the Roman Empire, a woman (allegedly named Frau Troffea) took to the streets and began dancing. This...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

10 inexplicable scientific discoveries

There are so many ancient inventions from our past that still throw us into the deepest dilemmas today. How did ancient civilizations manage to create such interesting objects with advanced technol...

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@Yoyo · 4 years ago

These 11 superstitions are actually true!

How many times have we heard the advice and warnings of the elders that sounded ridiculous and superstitious to us, so we just waved at them contemptuously? Don't keep your bag on the floor becaus...

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