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By Nicholas Klacsanzky It seems many people have been leaving Facebook due to ethical concerns and internet trends. Facebook has been involved in several legal disasters and has been an open market for research and manipulation, it seems. Also, the Read More …

By Nicholas Klacsanzky Philosophy is usually used in a grandiose sense. To philosophize is something that sets us apart from other animals, it seems. If we wonder about our place in the universe, why we exist, and other conundrums, we Read More …

As human beings, we need to categorize and sort all kinds of things out. Thinking and perceiving the world around us is an energy-consuming process for the brain. So, in order to simplify and speed up this task, it came Read More …

The debates about whether sentient life is a unique phenomenon in our universe or not has lasted decades. From dogmatic beliefs about humanity having been created by a deity, public opinion has mostly moved to a more flexible, diverse outlook. Read More …

Something has always existed. According to physics, there can never be true physical nothingness—though there can be times when existence resembles nothing, such as a vacuum (the state of minimum possible energy) (Phys.org). Creating a space where there are no Read More …

I love beautiful movies. If a film is eye-candy with carefully designed decorations, masterful camerawork, lighting, and architectural frames, I can forgive anything else in the movie. The lack or even absence of logic, weak dialogue and characters, cliche storylines–I Read More …