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Article:

The Longest-Standing Math Problem

Ever had a puzzle that looked easy but tortured you incessantly until you found a solution? Would you work on it obse...
Curio:

The Christmas Truce of 1914

The Great War was joined in fervor. It had only been a few months, but by December 1914, soldiers of the Central Pow...
Curio:

The Birth of the Bermuda Triangle

On December 5, 1945 at 4:00pm Eastern Time, a fragment of a radio transmission was heard from a training flight of fi...
Curio:

Color Photos From the World War I Era

Color film was non-existent in 1909 Russia, yet in that year a photographer named Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorski...
Curio:

History’s Youngest Mother

In 1939, a man from a small village in the Andes mountains carried his five-year-old daughter Lina into a hospital in...
Article:

Always Watch Out for Number One

If you ever plan to cheat on your taxes, here's something to consider (besides prison): Make sure that most of the nu...
Curio/Podcast:

The Man Who Was a Dwarf and a Giant

Very few details are known about the life of Adam Rainer, but in a way, he represents an extraordinary piece of medic...
Article:

Brain Fingerprinting

There is a new, non-invasive technology being developed which is able to peer into your brain to discover whether you...
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And You Thought Houdini Was Good

One of my favorite films is ‘The Great Escape” with its spectacular cast and haunting conclusion. If you are unfamili...
Curio:

The Gay-Detecting Fruit Machine

During the 1950s and 1960s, some otherwise freedom-loving governments waged secret wars against suspected homosexuals...
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