Poison on a Plate: What Drives Us to Eat Dangerously?
Fugu Kimo: The Forbidden Delicacy of Japan The pufferfish, or fugu, is one of the most paradoxical icons of Japanese cuisine. On one hand, it is revered…
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Sickles, Hammers, and Dollars: The Capitalist Miracle of “Red” Vietnam
On the walls, slogans celebrate the working class; through the loudspeakers, patriotic…
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The Price of Panic: Who Really Pays for Climate Fear?
Is our fear of a climate apocalypse proportionate to scientific data, or…
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The Fiber Feast: London’s Green Cables Became Rat Food
For one London-based telecommunications firm, green aspirations turned into a fatal trap.…
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Seconds from Midnight: The 2026 Doomsday Clock Hits 85 Seconds
The hands of the 2026 Doomsday Clock have shifted to 85 seconds…
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Why are Americans convinced of their perfection? Prof. Zbigniew Lewicki explains
Wojciech Harpula
- 05 February 2024
Every child in the US learns the words of the Declaration of…
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Subliminal Messages in Art: Are the Artist and the Work a Singular Whole?
Szymon Cogiel
- 02 February 2024
A subliminal message is sometimes attributed with an almost magical role. It…
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Taiwan: A Country Like No Other
Wojciech Harpula
- 01 February 2024
“We’re witnessing a paradox. China has passed the Anti-Secession Law which provides that…
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A Reason to Live: Why Do We Need Purpose in Life?
Krzysztof Zaniewski
- 29 January 2024
When looking at the natural world, both animate and inanimate, we witness…
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Pop Tradition: Can Popular Culture Replace the Canon?
Krzysztof Andruczyk
- 25 January 2024
It seems that the times when works of popular culture were unwelcome…