Tartaria: What the Maps Remember
History likes to pretend it has perfect recall, but old maps keep whispering otherwise. Somewhere between the ink stains and the borderlines, [read more…]
Dragons are Real: Folklore or Hidden Reality?
Dragons weren’t just the fever dreams of medieval artists—they left traces, hints, and echoes throughout history, from bones misidentified as giants to [read more…]
Ancients Thought that the Human Heart was actually the “Brains”
The early civilizations lacked adequate means to obtain knowledge about the human brain. However, from the ancient Egyptian mummifications to 18th century scientific research [read more…]
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MRI Brain Scans of of Ancient Chinese Acupuncture
Acupuncture isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s a finely tuned system that maps the body like a constellation of energy rivers, channels that influence not only physical health but brain [read more…]
Tesla’s proposed invention to blow up hostile warships by electric waves
When Nikola Tesla raised the looming lattice of Wardenclyffe Tower on Long Island in the early 1900s, he was chasing more than just patents. He envisioned a world where electricity and communication flowed [read more…]
Scientists Confirm That People Who Say They ‘Don’t Watch TV’ Are Lying and Secretly Bingeing Trash
It turns out the people bragging about “not owning a TV” have been caught red-handed by neuroscience, sleep-tracking apps, and their own guilty [read more…]
Nietzsche Was an Arrogant Nihilist
Philosophers love to argue that human reason is either a cosmic accident or a cosmic inheritance. Nietzsche bet on accident. The older minds—Plato, [read more…]
“The truth is rarely pure and never simple.” – Oscar Wilde
“The truth is rarely pure and never simple.” – Oscar Wilde
“There is no place in a fanatic’s head where reason can enter.” – Napoleon Bonaparte
"There is no place in a fanatic's head where reason can enter." - Napoleon Bonaparte
Nietzsche Was an Arrogant Nihilist
Philosophers love to argue that human reason is either a cosmic accident or a cosmic inheritance. Nietzsche bet on accident. The older minds—Plato, Socrates—bet on inheritance. The truth leans heavier toward the divine spark than [read more...]
Elimination: Clearing Life, Freeing the Brain
Life holds too much. Emotional baggage, habits, attachments—they pile up and weigh the brain down. The book: Elimination: The Buddhist Methodology for Letting Go and Moving On by Chip Von Gunten (editor of Neurodope Magazine – yours truly) [read more…]
