History And Society
The 10 Strangest Philosophical Theories
From Descartes and his Theory of Innate Ideas to the ideas of Ethical Egoism, here are some of the strangest philosophical theories throughout history.
The Most Important Technological Advancements in History
Key tech advancements from stone tools to AI, exploring ancient inventions, electricity, computers, space exploration, and future technological potentials.
8 Famous Historical Events That Never Really Happened
As history is often shaped by the goals of those who record it, many examples of important historical events do not reflect the full truth of what happened.
Attila The Hun: The Scourge Of God
By the middle of the 4th century, the Roman Empire was on the ropes, providing a golden opportunity to Atilla the Hun to invade the Roman Empire.
The Essential Works of Greek Philosophy
Some of the most influential works for Western philosophy have roots in Greece. This lists some of the most notable works of Greek Philosophy
The 10 Largest Universities In The United States
From Texas A&M's academic excellence to UT Austin's global impact, investigate the largest U.S. universities with enrollments exceeding 50,000 students.
8 Fascinating Philosophical Theories
Whether Nihilism or Determinism, over the years, countless fascinating philosophical theories developed as a result of people asking questions.
The 7 Oldest Religions In The World
In today's post, we are on a quest to locate and name the seven oldest religions on Earth. So buckle up; it is going to be a bumpy ride!
How Many Serial Killers Are On The Loose Today?
This article discusses a number of unsolved murders around the globe and details the circumstances and what investigators know to date.
The Attempted Assassination Of Hitler
On July 20, 1944, a bomb went off in Hitler's East Prussian headquarters. Put there by some members of the Wehrmacht, the bomb failed to kill their leader.
What are ‘Red Flag’ Laws And How Can They Prevent Gun Violence?
Understand the balance between gun rights and public safety in the U.S., focusing on Red Flag Laws aimed at preventing gun-related tragedies.
Tomb of Agamemnon
The Tomb of Agamemnon, located in the historic landscape of the Greece Peloponnese, is more than just an archaeological site.
How Many People Died In The American Civil War?
The bloodiest conflict that the United States has ever fought, the American Civil War, claimed the lives of more than 680,000 people.
Discover Mayan Religion
Long before the arrival of Europeans in the Americas in the late 15th century, Mayans reigned supreme over much of Central America and Mexico.
The Invasion Of Normandy
The invasion of Normandy in June 1944 was arguably the most significant Allied victory on the Western Front since the war began.
Why Modern Concrete Crumbles, But Ancient Roman Concrete Lasts Forever
Modern concrete crumbles in less than 50 years; Ancient Roman structures still stand. Why does modern concrete crumble, but ancient concrete lasts forever?
Hobbes' Philosophy Of Science
Remembered most for his book Leviathan, Thomas Hobbes was a philosopher, historian, and scientist, who wrote about the phenomena of matter in motion.
The Fall Of Constantinople
The city of Constantinople was brutally sacked by marauding Crusaders during the Fourth Crusade in 1204 AD and never truly recovered.
The Life and Work of Albert Camus
While Albert Camus never claimed to be a philosopher, he is one of the most celebrated authors and philosophers of the modern era.
Which US States Had The Most Slaves At The Start Of The Civil War?
Preceding the Civil War in 1861, the United States was divided between the North and South, especially over the issue of slavery.
Old Spanish Trail
The Old Spanish Trail, a mule-only route from Santa Fe to LA (1830s-1850s), was crucial to Santa Fe's global trade economy.
11 Ancient Mysteries Unlocked By Modern Science
Every year, more breakthroughs are being made that give us a new or different perspective on a topic that was once thought to be settled.
Santa Fe Trail
Founded in 1821, the Santa Fe Trail, spanning 900 miles from Missouri to Mexico, was a trade route until 1880 when railroads transformed Southwest transport.
11 Civilizations That Disappeared Under Mysterious Circumstances
Most civilizations end either due to a spectacular catastrophe or in an unremarkable slow decline that takes decades, if not centuries, to reach its final state.
Cleopatra's Daughter: From Roman Prisoner To African Queen
Cleopatra Selene survived a turbulent childhood, adapted to life as a Roman, and took control of a kingdom while honoring both her Greek and Roman heritage.
The Elite Special Forces of Ancient Egypt
In Ancient Egypt, the elite soldiers of the Pharoah's army were the Medjay. This article discusses the storied past of the military in Ancient Egypt.
The 7 Greatest Egyptian Ancient Cities
Centers of learning, trading, and art, the major cities of the Egyptian world would even remain relevant long after Egyptian society eventually dwindled.
The 10 Largest Uranium Mines In The World
For all those who wonder where exactly uranium comes from, the following is a concise summary of the ten largest uranium mines on Earth.
What is Stoicism?
Stoicism is an age-old philosophy of personal ethics and a method for gaining practical wisdom in everyday life that is often confused with "stoicism."
The 7 Greatest Roman Ancient Cities
To rein in the Roman Empire obsession, and to help in our understanding of its past, these seven cities provide helpful points of focus.
The Death of Cleopatra
This article explores the famous Cleopatra and the various theories around how she died, although the most probable cause of death was poison.
The Richest Cities In European History
Not only were some cities able to get rich and stay rich, but they also established economic climates and institutions that lasted for centuries.
The Poorest Counties In The United States
Explore the struggles of America's poorest counties, haunted by a history of racial mistreatment, economic collapse, and enduring poverty.
The 10 Largest Lithium Mines In The World
Lithium's vital role in energy production and storage has earned its spot as one of the most mined materials in the 21st century.
Allied Invasion Of Italy
The Allied invasion of Italy began in the summer of 1943. It marked their first significant incursion onto the continent since the fall of France.
How Many People Died In The Revolutionary War?
The most important conflict fought in American history, the outcome of the Revolutionary War, would quite literally forge the foundation of the United States.
The Mongol Empire
The Mongol Empire was the largest contiguous empire the world has ever known, stretching all the way from Korea to Hungary.
What Are The Major Branches Of Philosophy?
Philosophy is more than a pretentious word people use to sound smart. It is an ancient discipline that arose out of human curiosity.
History of the Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago or Way of Saint James, is an umbrella term for a network of pilgrimages that crisscross through parts of Spain, France, and Portugal.
The Richest Counties In The United States
Explore the economic powerhouses of the U.S. with a deep dive into the top 10 richest counties and the industries fueling their prosperity.