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@Greyy · 2 years ago

Light Travels Slower in Water

In the 17th century, scientists began to investigate whether light has a finite and measurable speed. In 1690 Christiaan Huygens thought of light as a longitudinal wave and predicted that the wave wo...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

By Joy [I mean] a passion through which the soul passes to a greater perfection. For Sadness, a passion through which she passes to a lesser perfection Baruch Spinoza “Ethics” (1677), III, “On the o...

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@ForWork · 2 years ago

What is ideology actually?

In daily life, during conversation, at school, on television, on the Internet, in the newspaper, etc. We come across many concepts everywhere. Although we use these concepts quite a lot in daily spee...

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(comment) Wow, I haven't come across those some before but had immediately downloaded them and having fun listening to them. The French physicist Leon Foucault really did a great job to have proven the earth...

@adereign 2 years ago

@conclave · 4 years ago

MATARIFE: un genocida innombrable - Temporada 1 Capítulo 2 "Corporación Muerte"

¿De dónde viene la leche que bebemos en las mañanas? Pues de la vaca - que ha comido suficiente pasto y bebido suficiente agua, que no se ha estresado tanto por estar encerrada en cárceles agrarias o...

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@Greyy · 2 years ago

Century of Progress 1800 – 1900

-1800 - Astronomer William Herschel discovers infrared radiation. -1803 - John Dalton introduces the idea of atomic weight. -1811 - Mary Anning finds the first known ichthyosaur skeleton on the Ly...

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@Hashtag009 · 3 years ago

Warehouse Life Episode V: Career Paths -- Waternova

Link to previous installment Glass-cutting winds and crystalized brimstone. Skull-crushing snowplows huffing and puffing on the slippery bridge upstairs. The Manhattan skyline blazing through the f...

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@Sajeeb_alex · 4 years ago

In the science museum to see the night sky.

The cloudless clear night sky means the reunion of countless stars. These flickering stars have been creating curiosity and wonder in people's minds since the distant past. What is the secret...

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@AreejAfn · 2 years ago

Differentiation or Contrasts among Structuralism and Post-structuralism

Post-Structuralism which is frequently utilized equivalently with Deconstruction is a response to structuralism and neutralizes considering language to be a steady, shut framework. It is a shift from...

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@TengoLoTodo · 2 years ago

Earth and Mars and in between

8th January 2022 8/8 Hello to all you wonderful members of the Read family, it is a fun-filled day in this amazing adventure that we call life, don't you think? Eight from eight, Which means I have p...

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@Hasan49 · 4 years ago

What will happen if Trump gets elected for 2nd time?

US President Donald Trump has hailed tax abolition and surveillance as a significant achievement in his first four-year term. He repealed the Obama-era health care law but has yet to bring anything n...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Symbols of the Knights Templar & Templars in Fiction: Literature and Film

This is the fourth and last article in my series about the Knights Templar. Symbols How about the Red cross? Can their symbol be derived from that of the Templars? Did the Templars have other visua...

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@conclave · 4 years ago

MATARIFE: an unnameable genocide - Season 1 Chapter 2 "Death Corporation"

Where does the milk we drink in the morning come from? Well, it comes from the cow - which has eaten enough grass and drunk enough water, which has not been stressed as much by being locked up in agr...

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(comment) Good. If you are really interested in this topic, I would really suggest to read Umberto Eco's "Foucault's Pendulum" Really exciting book and I've heard that it's the one from where Dan Brown borrow...

@cryptotexty 3 years ago

@milos12 · 3 years ago

4 tips for a better autumn

The change of seasons affects us in many ways. It is known that cold and gloomy weather makes most people listless and slow. However, we should do our best to find a reason for some small joys in orde...

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@MichMae99 · 4 years ago

One must read what has already been written. Photo source: https://www.google.com/search?q=writing&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&prmd=ivbn&sxsrf=ALeKk03DGXHLtM0vI8kIKIixt1mc5Xs1JA:1602221915237...

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(comment) Heard about Soren back in college but Foucault was a required reading.

@cryptoph 3 years ago

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