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In Science, Feb 22, 2026

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Imagine casually listening to your favorite song and watching colors swirl through the air as you do. Maybe you are reading a book and each letter pops out in a different shade. For some ...

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In Science, Feb 22, 2026

History of Schizophrenia

Our understanding of psychology is always evolving. As we make more discoveries, we are able to better understand human behaviors. This can be seen by comparing our current knowledge and ...

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In History, Feb 22, 2026

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You might have heard the term ARG flying around social media these days, so what is it? Simply put, an alternate reality game (ARG) is an interactive networked narrative that uses the rea...

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The Age of Accelerated Reading

The literary world is enamored with speed. Not the speed of thought, reflection, and insight, but the speed of consumption— the desideratum of vigorously chomping through two hundred book...

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In 1938, astronomers observed a burst of energy (nova), including visible light, from 7,800 light years away in the Cygnus constellation at a time when black holes were only considered th...

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Space observation started out with people observing the night sky and looking through visible light telescopes that couldn’t magnify the sky enough to get detailed observations about obje...

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