The Life of Donald Trump
You might know him as the 45th President of the United States of America, or a reality television star. Other people might refer to him…
You might know him as the 45th President of the United States of America, or a reality television star. Other people might refer to him…
The dearest friend that I have is Jake from my times at The Evergreen State College. Not only did I find a friend in him,…
By Nicholas Klacsanzky William Blake—poet, engraver, painter, and philosopher—was a true iconoclast. Though he is often regarded as a seminal figure of the Romantic Age,…
Your first guess for the most famous person of all time is probably correct: Jesus Christ, though Prophet Muhammad, Buddha, and John Lennon are close…
John Adams (1735-1826) was the second president of the United States. But how much does an average person know about him? In the following paragraphs,…
We know him as the first president of the United States, and as an honored general, but what else should we know about him? I…
By Bernd Brunner Ernst Haeckel and his sixteen steamer trunks arrived at the harbor of Colombo “in the glorious light of a cloudless tropical morning”…
By Mark Carrigan It has now been a year and a half since the onset of the financial crisis, and the original dearth of literature…
By Patrick West The late Jean Baudrillard was often described, not always approvingly, as ‘the high priest of postmodernism’. The philosopher and sociologist depicted a…
By Dave Clements Public services cannot be sustained at their current level. They are under unprecedented pressure from the global financial crisis, the slow growth…
By Nicky Charlish Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, the Thin White Duke, The Man Who Fell to Earth, the man of seemingly endless identity changes. David…
Recently, there has been a lot of speculation regarding artificial intelligence (AI). Artificial neural networks currently being developed by several big companies including Google, and…
By Nicky Charlish Imagination and precision are two attributes that we might think are in conflict, with the former being a product of freedom and…
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When talking about psychoanalysis, psychology, and mentioning other topics connected to the human psyche, people mostly remember Sigmund Freud, and sometimes Alfred Adler, or even…
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Kepler’s laws were a beautifully simple explanation of what the planets did, but they did not address why they moved as they did. Did the…
What about cases where the total force on an object is not zero, so that Newton’s first law does not apply? The object will have…