How do you see the world? pixabay.com   Luke Smillie, University of Melbourne and Anna Antinori, University of Melbourne What is it about a creative […]

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By Olivia Rosane via Eco Watch By 2050, there will be 10 billion people on the earth, and global income will triple. Feeding more people […]

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Pizza, ah the gift of Italy that has had under its spell an entire generation of millennials, man-children who refuse to grow up and accept […]

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By Aletheia Luna via Loner Wolf  It is both a blessing and a curse to feel everything so very deeply. – Unknown I’ve always known […]

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There is always something reunions, right? Be it the memories that come rushing in, the laughs, and the tears. The feelings behind reunions are incomparable. […]

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By Mayuk Saha Haka in case you did not know, is a Maori war dance. I refrain from calling it ‘the’ war dance because there […]

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By Amanda Froelich Nothing is impossible. French filmmaker, deep-sea diver, and dancer, Julie Gautier, is proof of this. Recently, the artist danced for six minutes […]

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By Amanda Froelich If street artist Banksy is anything, he is unpredictable. This was made evident once again when the artist’s iconic Girl with Balloon […]

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By Mayuk Saha In Hurawalhi Maldives exists an underwater paradise in the form of a restaurant in a five star resort. It is said to […]

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By Mayuk Saha There are only a few things as adorable as a doggo. I would not be exaggerating if I said that they can […]

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via Eco Watch A year has passed since Hurricane Maria first made landfall in Puerto Rico, destroying homes, roads and vehicles in its path—and taking thousands of […]

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By Lorraine Chow Renowned naturalist David Attenborough sat down with BBC Newsnight for a wide-ranging interview about the environment and how the planet cannot accommodate […]

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By Mayuk Saha We come across stories everyday but only a few stay with us and have the ability to make us think, reflect and […]

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By Lorraine Chow via Eco Watch Virgin Atlantic has successfully flown and landed a commercial flight using aviation fuel partly made of waste carbon gas from a steel […]

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By Amanda Froelich Meet Neijae Graham-Henries, a 7-year-old who is passionate about hair and “doing good.” Before she started the second grade, Neijae decided she […]

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By Mayukh Saha, People in our generation find opportunities to work and be healthy at the same time; most corporate workplaces have attached gyms and […]

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By Amanda Froelich Being a celebrity comes with perks — mainly, money. But, it’s what the money is used for that really matters. Recently, Simon […]

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By Luke Miller Truth Theory Happiness is something that most of us are are in pursuit of. Love, beautiful relationships,  fun hobbies and the like are […]

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  By Mayukh Saha, “Goodnight, sleep tight” is something we have all said and heard at some point in our lives. Ever wondered what it […]

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  By Mayuk Saha Plastic is a menace in today’s world. It’s cheap and the durability and versatility of plastic is quite amazing. But here’s […]

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By Mayukh Saha, People die twice, once at 80 and once at 25. You might have come across this quote on Facebook. In a way, […]

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By Mayuk Saha Whenever there is a huge storm or flood, we all hear statistics of deaths, loss of property and whatnot. But at the […]

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By Mayuk Saha Man has always had an obsessive preoccupation with flying. Ever since the ancient times, civilization has imagined flying as a kind of […]

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By Mayuk Saha Egypt has captured the imagination of the world ever since the time of the ancients. It had one of the most ancient […]

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By Aletheia Luna via Loner Wolf Being self-aware is the most vital and fundamental skill of existence. Without self awareness, our thoughts, feelings, and behavioral […]

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A foundation in visual arts builds skills for all kinds of work. Shutterstock.com   Ted Snell, University of Western Australia Visual skills are essential for […]

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By Mayukh Saha Society has two indispensable professions. One is the healer or call it by any other name, doctor, surgeon, herbalist etc. This is […]

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By Mayukh Saha Have you ever thought of a chimp hugging a massive dog? That’s an uncanny thing to imagine. How could two different species […]

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By Mayukh Saha When we talk of mathematics and trigonometry, the name that crosses our minds first is Pythagoras. I know the mention of the […]

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By Amanda Froelich Permission obtained from the getoud.nl If you’re the type of person who likes to decorate your body with tattoos, inevitably, you’ve been […]

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