Women’s Resilience Amidst Gender Inequality
In the tapestry of human history, woven with threads of progress and regression, one glaring motif persists: gender inequality. Women, despite their immense potential, have been systematically marginalized and denied…
Anne of the Green Gables
The second book of the "Anne of Green Gables" series delves into the continuation of the life of Lucy Maud Montgomery's unique character, Anne Shirley, in detail. The book narrates…
The Journey of Nanotechnology
In the world of science, there is a field that investigates the microscopic, this is a field where the usual laws of physics blur and unexpected possibilites appear. This sector…
History of the Salem Witch Trials
Starting out in a town and a village, the Salem Witch Trials are still talked of through creepy and mysterious tales amongst people; even after over 330 years from the…
Unlocking Potential: Cappy and the Next Generation of Large Language Models
The subject that has been put under the science communities’ spotlight, a topic that has been a hot topic in recent years, artificial intelligence, is multi-purpose and is being developed…
The Politics of Performance: Understanding the Intersection of Art and Politics
Performance art has always been a dynamic and multifaceted medium, serving as a platform for artistic expression, social commentary, and political activism. From its inception, performance art has challenged societal…
Understanding the Global Impact of Deforestation
Deforestation, or the mass removal of forests, is a global environmental issue that has numerous effects. The delicate balance of ecosystems is disrupted when trees are cut down to make…
The Little Prince
"The Little Prince" is a beloved novella written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, first published in 1943. This timeless story is cherished by readers of all ages for its deep themes…
Direct Inspiration from Nature: Data Storage
In the new age of computers, many things have changed, and one important newly introduced aspect to both our lives and the economy is data collection. Companies like Google, Meta,…
Mind Reading Is Not Sci-Fi
It sounds surreal and fantasy-like, but, to your surprise, mind-reading using machines is possible. To take things even further, we currently use this technology. Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) capture neural activity…
Archaic Humans and the Emergence of Us
Through time, there have been over a dozen different species of humans. They all had a large cranial cavity & thus large brains, opposable thumbs, upright posture dexterity and tool…
Unplugged: Rediscovering Human Connection in a Digital World
In a world saturated with digital connections, our ability to form genuine human bonds seems to be fading. Social media platforms and smartphones, while promising to bring us closer, often…
Relations Between Psychology and Cinematography
What aspects of a film make it appeal to you most? How did popular films manage to capture the attention of many people? From sound to color and duration, cinema…
Seashells: Their History with Humanity
Perhaps one of the most beautiful and truly astonishing things that the nature creates are seashells, which have been a cause of fascination in humans for longer than we could…
The Colors of La La Land
Color is something that's all around us every day, but how much do we pay attention to it? Some artists who study the theory of color may realize how it…
