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April 14, 2023
A pop-up book exhibit at Chicago’s Newberry Library. A 1,100-page pictorial showcase of door handles from around the world. A complete online collection of illustrations from Dickens’ novels. Making craft beer cans more recyclable. AI is now writing fortune cookie fortunes. Pending coronation, King Charles declines a Burger King crown. Where did colorful terms for collective nouns (like a gaggle of geese or a murder of crows) come from? The James Webb Space Telescope looks at the remains of ...
April 10, 2023
Today is Cinnamon Crescent Roll Day!
March 29, 2023
This article reviews the 1846 Battle of Monterrey from an urban operations perspective. The review provides salient lessons for contemporary military operations.
March 28, 2023
This article reviews the 1846 Battle of Monterrey from an urban operations perspective. The review provides salient lessons for contemporary military operations.
March 27, 2023
PART I This provocatively titled post is an "appendix" of sorts, for the cross-cultural story "The Agonized Womb of Consciousness." Rather than shy
March 21, 2023
Why the transatlantic telegraph cable conjured dreams of sea monsters.
March 3, 2023
Article by Danny Evans demonstrating that the most famous quotation supposedly by Spanish anarchist Buenaventura Durruti was in fact a fabrication by a journalist.
February 26, 2023
SHADE OF SATTAY. ⸻ This is a "long-read" version of the story of Govindarao Sattay, the first male-Brahmin to visit America in 1884. He would
February 24, 2023
Adobe has officially ended support for Type 1 fonts. Order a Jameson Whiskey “Desk Decoy” for St. Patrick’s Day. Wilson creates a 3D-printed basketball that doesn’t need inflating. Uyen Nguyen creates “origami fashion.” London law firm uses AI to answer questions about the law, draft documents, and draft messages to clients. Graphene is used to make turntables. Smithsonian magazine traces the origins of the term “OK.” Consumer items that have become obsolete since the beginning o...
February 11, 2023
John Bellamy Foster takes readers back to Marx's understanding of the dialectics of nature and society. As Marx and Engels noted, humanity must not only…