Published inExploring HistoryThe Klondike Gold Rush of 1896: A Forgotten Historical EventOver 100,000 people traveled to the Yukon searching for adventure and fortune. Few acquired the riches they sought.23h ago23h ago
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Published inWriters’ BlokkeThe Guna: An Endangered Caribbean People Where Women RuleThe Guna are native people who live in Panama and Colombia and are at risk of losing their land to rising sea levels.Jan 15Jan 15
Published inChange Your Mind Change Your LifeHow Do Chinese and American Cultures Compare?A quick look at cultural dimensions and how they apply to both countries.Jan 121Jan 121
Psychology and Psychiatry in the 20th and 21st CenturyHow has society dealt with mental illness for over a century.Jan 11Jan 11
8 of the Most Amazing Savants in HistorySavant, a borrowed French noun meaning “a learned man,” or “one eminent for learning,” originated from the Latin “sapere” meaning “be…Dec 31, 2024Dec 31, 2024
10 of the Most Famous Cats in HistorySome were heroes. Some were well known for just being … cats. Here is a fun-to-read list of the 10 most famous cats in history.Dec 29, 2024Dec 29, 2024
Animal Farm: Not Just About Napoleon the Pig. It is About Lies and DisinformationGeorge Orwell’s insightful novella allegorically describes what the world faced in his time and what we face today. But it also shows us…Dec 17, 2024Dec 17, 2024
Dueling Scars: A Badge of Honor in Northern European Countries Dating Back to the 1800sFacial scars were seen as badges of honor in many cultures. Especially among Nazi Officers.Dec 14, 2024Dec 14, 2024