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Harvard Lets You Take 133 Free Online Courses: Explore Courses on Justice, American Government, Literature, Religion, CompSci & More
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Will Machines Ever Truly Think? Richard Feynman Contemplates the Future of Artificial Intelligence (1985)
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Leonardo da Vinci’s Elegant Design for a Perpetual Motion Machine
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Ridley Scott’s Cinematic TV Commercials: An 80-Minute Compilation Spanning 1968–2023
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A Young Jim Henson Teaches You How to Make Puppets with Socks, Tennis Balls & Other Household Goods (1969)
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The World’s Oldest Homework: A Look at Babylonian Math Homework from 4,000 Years Ago
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They Study Authoritarianism. And They’re Leaving the U.S.: Why Three Yale Professors Have Moved to U. Toronto
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How Bob Dylan Kept Reinventing His Songwriting Process, Breathing New Life Into His Music
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George Orwell Reviews Salvador Dali’s Autobiography: “Dali is a Good Draughtsman and a Disgusting Human Being” (1944)
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A 3D Model Reveals What the Parthenon and Its Interior Looked Like 2,500 Years Ago
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Leo Tolstoy’s Family Recipe for Mac and Cheese
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The “Dark Relics” of Christianity: Preserved Skulls, Blood & Other Grim Artifacts
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How Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd & Jethro Tull Financed the Making Monty Python and the Holy Grail
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60 Free Film Noir Movies You Can Watch Online, Including Classics by John Huston, Orson Welles & Fritz Lang
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How the First Rock Concert Ended in Mayhem (Cleveland, 1952)
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1980s Metalhead Kids Are Alright: Scientific Study Shows That They Became Well-Adjusted Adults
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Watch Pablo Picasso’s Creative Process Unfold in Real-Time: Rare Footage Shows Him Creating Drawings of Faces, Bulls & Chickens
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How Steven Soderbergh Directs a Scene & Makes It Great
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The World Record for the Shortest Math Article: 2 Words
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The PhD Theses of Richard Feynman, Marie Curie, Albert Einstein & Others, Explained with Illustrations
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The Secret Link Between Jazz and Physics: How Einstein & Coltrane Shared Improvisation and Intuition in Common
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How Civilizations Built on Top of Each Other: Discover What Lies Beneath Rome, Troy & Other Cities
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The Cleanest Recordings of 1920s Louis Armstrong Songs You Will Ever Hear
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How Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture Evolved Over 70 Years and Changed America
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David Bowie/Nirvana’s “The Man Who Sold The World” Played on the Gayageum, a Korean Instrument from the 6th Century
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How Our Depiction of Jesus Changed Over 2,000 Years and What He May Have Actually Looked Like
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John Nash’s Super Short PhD Thesis: 26 Pages & Two Citations
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How a Student’s Phone Call Averted a Skyscraper Collapse: The Tale of the Citicorp Center
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How Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton & Harold Lloyd Pulled Off Their Spectacular Stunts During Silent Film’s Golden Age
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How a Papal Conclave Works, and Who Might Be the Next Pope
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Take a 3D Virtual Tour of the Sistine Chapel & Explore Michelangelo’s Masterpieces Up Close
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George Orwell’s Rules for Making the Perfect Cup of Tea: A Short Animation
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A Japanese Zen Monk Explains What Zen Is Really About
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The Hobo Ethical Code of 1889: 15 Rules for Living a Self-Reliant, Honest & Compassionate Life
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See Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring in 3D in a New 108-Gigapixel Scan
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Hear the First Recording of the Human Voice (1860)
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Was William Shakespeare’s Marriage Closer—and Less Estranged—Than We Thought?: A 17th-Century Letter Changes What We Know About the Bard’s Life.
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How Eyes Evolved: A Fascinating Tour Through the Animal Kingdom
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