Land of Three Religions: Where Faith Blurs into Deep Superstition
The residents of the Balkan Peninsula are among the most superstitious people in Europe. While statistics confirm this trend, one only needs to observe daily life to…
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Scare, Divide, and Conquer: The Oldest Weapon in Politics
You don't need to convince anyone; you just need to instill fear.…
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Cameras, Scans, and Digital Wallets: Privacy Becomes a Luxury
Until recently, people took anonymity for granted. Today, airports scan your face,…
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More Than Just Fur and Tails: What We Discovered About Dogs and Cats in 2025
Dogs addicted to toys, cats with genetic secrets behind their coat color,…
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Helping Weak States? Only When It Pays Off
Why do some nations remain weak despite receiving international aid for years?…
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The Recipe for Genius. How Ordinary Cities Ensured Extraordinary Development
Dariusz Rostkowski
- 19 November 2024
Historical transformations occur in abrupt shifts. Sometimes a few years are enough…
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The Fantasy Crisis. What Is Missing in Today’s Fictional World Productions?
Krzysztof Andruczyk
- 14 November 2024
Modern adaptations of fantasy literature share a common trait – they tend…
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Patriotism in the 21st Century: Are We Tied to National States or Are We Global Citizens?
Krzysztof Zaniewski
- 11 November 2024
The place where we grow up leaves its mark on us, whether…
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The Brain Likes What Is Known. Why Do We Regard People as Pretty or Ugly?
Krzysztof Zaniewski
- 05 November 2024
Our brain often plays tricks on us. What we see is not…
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The Comfort of Kitsch. Why We Need “Bad” Art
Krzysztof Andruczyk
- 31 October 2024
Kitsch, that slippery concept in cultural criticism, often conjures images of gaudy…