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    Yves Saint Laurent: Feminist and Fashion Anarchist

    Yves Saint Laurent was born on August 1, 1936, in Oran, Algeria. He might as well have been born a girl: slender and wi…

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    Why are medieval spiral staircases designed to twist clockwise?

    Medieval castles often feature spiral staircases that typically wind upward in a clockwise direction. According to a 2011 study, about 70 percent of castles in England and Wales have such…

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    Zaha Hadid: a planet with its own orbit

    The “cosmic” projects of the “destroyer of geometric laws” resemble mysterious objects from extraterrestrial civilizations—her revolutionary construction style has made a significant impact on the world. The professional journey and…

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    The sensation of the World’s Fair in Chicago in 1893.

    Today marks the birthday of the Ferris wheel – on June 21, 1893, visitors to the World’s Fair in Chicago took their first ride on this iconic attraction. Following the…

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    The Eiffel Tower: How Gustave Eiffel Solved His Housing Dilemma

    Everyone knows the story of the French writer Guy de Maupassant, who famously hated the Eiffel Tower but dined at its restaurant regularly, claiming it was the only place in…

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    People have been smoking meat for two million years, according to scientists.

    Long before the advent of electricity and refrigerators, people preserved meat using smoke. According to new research from scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel, this practice dates back nearly…

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    Vandals – a wild horde: in Japan, a royal mausoleum was defaced with graffiti.

    Vandalism, disguised under the innocent term “graffiti,” is not confined to one or two countries; it is pervasive. This troubling phenomenon is a symptom of our times. While the world…

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    A musical trap for shoppers.

    Shoppers spend 10% more when music is playing in the store. However, researchers note that this effect only kicks in from Monday to Thursday. Many readers might recall instances when…

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    In Spain, drones have discovered unknown rock paintings that are 7,500 years old.

    In the hard-to-reach caves of the Valencia region in eastern Spain, researchers have discovered prehistoric drawings using drones. According to archaeologists from the University of Alicante, these rock paintings date…

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    The fall of the Roman Empire was influenced by a climate crisis, according to scientists.

    Researchers from the University of Southampton (UK), Queen’s University (Canada), and the Chinese Academy of Sciences have provided fresh evidence regarding the Little Ice Age of late antiquity—a significant climate…

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    Ruins of an ancient Roman villa have emerged from an Italian lake.

    Lake Fusaro is located in the municipality of Bacoli (Naples province), within the Phlegraean Fields—a geologically unstable volcanic region known for its bradyseismic activity. Bradyseism refers to the gradual rise…

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    A rare purple dinosaur footprint has been discovered on the Isle of Wight.

    Joe Thompson, a fossil guide with the British tour organization Wight Coast Fossils, stumbled upon a rare purple dinosaur footprint. The expert made this discovery while exploring the coast of…

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    Too Foggy Albion

    The Ministry of Health continues to warn: the right to breathe freely seems to be one of the last remaining free rights we have. As the saying goes, there’s a…

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    The first humans did not emerge from Africa, but from East Asia: a fresh and controversial theory.

    Chinese evolutionary biologist Huang Shi suggested that evolution The emergence of humans began in East Asia, where fossils have been found that date back to an earlier period than those…

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    Nazca Plateau: AI has discovered hundreds of eerie geoglyphs in Peru.

    A team of Japanese, French, and American scientists, with the help of a system artificial intelligence I found 303 amazing geoglyphs on the Nazca Plateau. Some of them stand out…

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    Music lovers with leaves: plants grow better when they listen to music.

    It turns out that if you grow plants under music They will yield significantly larger harvests. This was shown by a recent study from the team at Tianjin Normal University,…

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    Stonehenge in Dutch

    Dutch archaeologists have discovered a religious site that is about 4,000 years old. Local media have dubbed it the “Dutch Stonehenge.” The site features a burial mound that once served…

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    So this is what you look like, Ramses II: scientists have for the first time reconstructed the face of the legendary pharaoh.

    An international team of scientists has restored in detail the “handsome” face of the most powerful ruler of Ancient Egypt for the first time in 3,200 years since his death.…

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    A person whose surname means weapon.

    As the famous gangster Al Capone said, you can achieve much more with a kind word and a gun than with just a kind word. This week, we celebrate the…

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    Eerie Melodies Reach the Heart: How Our Body Reacts to Different Music

    When we hear an amazing, unpredictable musical composition, its chords resonate in our heart. But if the melody is predictable, it primarily affects the stomach. According to a new study…

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    Music — a powerful tool for improving health

    In fast-paced and demanding lives, people often face tasks and challenges that require focus, motivation, and resilience. Various strategies can help develop these qualities. However, one of the most effective…

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    Love of music has a genetic basis

    Music holds a central place in human emotions. However, the pleasure each person derives from it is unique. Scientists assert that this ability has a genetic foundation. A team of…

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    Mozart’s Music — A Natural Pain Reliever for Infants

    It’s no secret that Mozart’s classical music helps millions of people worldwide relax. However, new research shows this effect is true not only for adults but also for infants. Researchers…

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    The First AI Singer Signed a Contract

    Warner Music made history as the first record label to sign a contract with an AI singer. The virtual pop star Noonoouri is unlike any other AI robot because she…

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    Christmas Icon: AI Reveals What George Michael Would Look Like Today

    On Christmas Day, December 25, 2016, the hearts of fans of the British singer and songwriter George Michael were broken by the news of his death. He passed away at…

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    Musical Manipulations of Human Emotions by AI

    AI can create melodies that imitate the best songs of famous artists. But will these new tracks ever truly resonate with listeners? Perhaps those who attended the Latin American premiere…

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    Scientific Jokes: Chris Rea Was Advised to Replace a Car with a Train in His Christmas Song

    Scientists have calculated that Chris Rea’s journey, which inspired the popular 1986 song “Driving Home For Christmas,” caused 44 kg of carbon emissions. However, according to a team from the…

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    To count better, you need to study music.

    Children achieve better results in mathematics when they study it together with music. This conclusion was reached by scientists who analyzed nearly 50 years of research on the relationship between…

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    Music Can Be Delicious

    Did you know that vegetables can be not only eaten but also played as musical instruments? That’s exactly what the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra does—turning an unusual idea into music. Before…

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    Did You Know That…

    All commonly accepted rules of behavior are somehow connected to the concept of beauty. In our time, many of these rules are purely traditional, and their practical value is somewhat…

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    The Language of Your Gestures

    Did you know that a person’s posture, gestures, and facial expressions convey not only their thoughts and feelings but also serve as powerful tools in communication? Without even realizing it,…

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    Rituals and Beliefs

    On April 15, during Lazarus Saturday, it’s time to sow peas for a bountiful harvest. On April 23, St. George’s Day, the nightingale begins to sing, and it will continue…

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    Where Spoiled Children Come From

    Often, well-meaning moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas try to be “perfect” caregivers for their little ones. They hold their babies close, shielding them from the dangers and threats of…

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    Helpful Tips

    The colored lining of leather gloves can fade over time and stain your hands. We recommend sprinkling a bit of talcum powder inside, rubbing it in, and then shaking out…

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    The Magic of the Stars

    – Astrology, literally translated as “the science of stars,” is the result of years of observation regarding the positions of stars and planets and the events they influence. Astrologers use…

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    May Day

    Spring has adorned the earth with a blooming array of colors, and on the calendar, it lights up: May 1st. International Workers’ Day. This joyful celebration is always something we…

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    Easter

    The beginning of spring has long been associated by our ancestors with the Feast of the Forty Martyrs, celebrated on March 22 in the Gregorian calendar. It was said that…

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    Blackberry

    In folk traditions, blackberries are often referred to as “deaf raspberries” or “blueberries.” This bushy plant thrives among shrubs in forests, particularly near swamps, along riverbanks, and in damp areas.…

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    To Gas and Electricity – Economically

    To save on gas, especially for those using gas canisters, consider these seemingly minor details. In a wide, flat-bottomed pot, liquids boil faster, while in a tall, narrow one, they…

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    Preparing the Table for the New Year

    As the New Year approaches and we prepare to host guests, we start planning ahead, seeking out useful tips and interesting, “delicious” recipes from friends and cookbooks. However, it’s not…

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    New Year’s Traditions in Different Countries

    Every hostess dreams of a New Year’s table that impresses, filled with pickled treats and a variety of appetizers. No celebration would be complete without a beloved dish, which varies…

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    RULES OF CONDUCT IN NATURE

    Favorite spots for short-term relaxation among the population include forest parks, hydro-parks, meadow parks, and woodlands. Forest parks are wooded areas that have been developed for casual short-term recreation. In…

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    Sunbathing and Swimming in Water Bodies

    The therapeutic use of sunbathing for strengthening the body—known as heliotherapy—has been recognized since ancient times. In Ancient Greece and Rome, sunbathing was a common part of daily wellness routines.…

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    HOW TO AVOID PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE

    Peptic ulcer disease of the stomach and duodenum is a complex and common condition. It most frequently affects individuals aged 20 to 40, and is significantly less common among the…

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    Copper Bracelets

    The ancient Greek philosopher and physician Empedocles wore copper sandals. He claimed that was the reason he never had foot pain. Years and centuries passed, and the renowned Eastern physician…

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    Interesting Facts About Tobacco

    THE LIGHT TOUCH OF JEAN NICOT One of the potent harmful substances found in tobacco—nicotine—was named after Jean Nicot, the French ambassador to Portugal. In 1560, he presented tobacco seeds…

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    Diplomatic Protocol of the USSR Era

    Given the current state of relations between Russia and Ukraine, this material is particularly relevant. Market economy, compatible or small enterprises, farming… These concepts are becoming increasingly part of our…

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    Approaching the Holiday Professionally

    Organizing a corporate event is typically a complex and meticulous process that requires focused effort. The primary goal of a corporate gathering is to create an opportunity for colleagues to…

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