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Sun Jul 27
Franz Kafka’s Anxious Letters to His Fiancée, Read Aloud by Richard Ayoade
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Seven Philosophy Books for Beginners: Where to Start
22h
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Take a Virtual Tour of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London
1d
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The Origins of Satan: The Evolution of the Devil in Religion
1d
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Gustave Doré’s Haunting Illustrations of Dante’s Divine Comedy
4d
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Did Paul McCartney Really Die in 1966? How the Biggest Beatles Conspiracy Theory Spread
4d
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The Ancient Roman Dodecahedron: The Mysterious Object That Has Baffled Archaeologists for Centuries
5d
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Hear Joey Ramone Sing a Piece by John Cage Adapted from James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake
5d
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21 Rules for Living from Miyamoto Musashi, Japan’s Samurai Philosopher (1584–1645)
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75 Post-Punk and Hardcore Concerts from the 1980s Have Been Digitized & Put Online: Fugazi, GWAR, Lemonheads, Dain Bramage (with Dave Grohl) & More
6d
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Yuval Noah Harari Explains How to Protect Your Mind in the Age of AI
1w
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The Oldest Unopened Bottle of Wine in the World (Circa 350 AD)
1w
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Discover the World’s Oldest Surviving Cookbook, De Re Coquinaria, from Ancient Rome
1w
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Why Knights Fought Snails in Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts
1w
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Watch Joan Baez Endearingly Imitate Bob Dylan (1972)
1w
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What Is Kabbalah? An Introduction to the Jewish Mystical Tradition
1w
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2,178 Occult Books Now Digitized & Put Online, Thanks to the Ritman Library and Da Vinci Code Author Dan Brown
1w
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The Stunt That Ended Buster Keaton’s Brilliant Career
1w
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Tim Burton Visits a Paris Video Store & Talks About His Favorite Movies
1w
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Behold the Very First Color Photograph (1861): Taken by Scottish Physicist & Poet James Clerk Maxwell
1w
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The Only Time Prince & Miles Davis Jammed Together Onstage: Watch the New Year’s Eve, 1987 Concert
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How Ancient Greek Technology Was Used to Sculpt Mount Rushmore
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Why Ancient Romans Paid a Fortune for the Color Purple — More Than Even Silver
2w
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David Lynch’s Weird Espresso Maker Gets Taken for a Test Drive
2w
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One-in-70-Trillion: An Evolutionary Biologist Explains the Mind-Bending Probability of Our Existence
2w
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Memento Mori: How Smiling Skeletons Have Reminded Us to Live Fully Since Ancient Times
2w
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A Page of Madness: The Lost, Avant Garde Masterpiece from Early Japanese Cinema (1926)
2w
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The Spinal Tap Sequel Arrives Next Month: Watch the Trailer and a Scene with Elton John & Paul McCartney
2w
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Watch Meshes of the Afternoon, the Experimental Short Voted the 16th Best Film of All Time
2w
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Emma Willard, the First Female Mapmaker in America, Creates Pioneering Maps of Time to Teach Students about Democracy (Circa 1851)
2w
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When Medieval & Early Modern Europeans Cleansed with Poison: The Strange History of Antimony Cups and Pills
3w
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A Live Studio Cover of Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon, Played from Start to Finish
3w
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A Man Read 3,599 Books Over 60 Years, and Now His Family Has Shared the Entire List Online
3w
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Watch Anémic Cinéma, Marcel Duchamp’s Whirling Avant-Garde Film (1926)
3w
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Hundreds of Medieval Medical Manuscripts with Strange Cures Get Digitized & Put Online: From Leeches to Crushed Weasel Testicles
3w
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Hear the Pieces Mozart Composed When He Was Only 5 Years Old
3w
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Curious Alice — The 1971 Anti-Drug Movie Based on Alice in Wonderland That Oddly Made Drugs Look Like Fun
3w
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An Introduction to Aleister Crowley, History’s Most Infamous Occultist
3w
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Man as Industrial Palace: Watch an Animation of the Famous 1926 Lithograph That Depicts the Human Body as a Modern Factory
3w
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Isaac Asimov Predicts in 1964 What the World Will Look Like in 2014
1mo
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Tom Lehrer, RIP: Hear All of His Witty, Satirical Songs in One Playlist
1mo
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W.H. Auden’s 1941 Syllabus Asked Students to Read 32 Great Literary Works, Totaling 6,000 Pages
1mo
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Archaeologists Discover a 2,400-Year-Old Skeleton Mosaic That Urges People to “Be Cheerful and Live Your Life”
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