From drones to four-legged robots, companies like Just Eat and Uber Eats are changing the face of food delivery. But is this sci-fi future a good thing?
The Bizarre World of Plant Cyborgs and Fungi Music
From John Cage to modern cyborgs, explore the fascinating history of turning the secret life of plants and mushrooms into art.
Tiny Flying Robots Could Terraform Mars, But Should They?
MIT scientists have created a bee-like robot that could one day pollinate plants on Mars. Explore the incredible tech and the profound ethical questions it raises.
The Surprising Bedroom Colour That Taps Into Your Ancient Brain to Help You Sleep
Unlock the secrets of colour psychology for better sleep. Find out why muted blue is the ultimate bedroom colour and which shades you must avoid.
The Strange Allure of Dark Tourism: Is It Ethical to Visit Sites of Suffering?
Explore the controversial world of dark tourism. We delve into the psychology of why we visit sites of tragedy and how to do so ethically.
What are the odds? Scientists bring back the dire wolf – which creature is next?
The scientific community is buzzing, and frankly, so is everyone else! In a stunning breakthrough this month, researchers announced the successful de-extinction of the Dire Wolf.
They tried to kill the original 1922 Nosferatu, but it wouldn’t die
Despite lacking nudity, the 1922 film Nosferatu, starring Max Schreck as the chilling Count Orlok was initially banned.
Competition: Win “A Kid For Two Farthings” (and perhaps a unicorn?)
This enchanting film offers a child’s eye-view of hope and hardship, reminding us of the transformative power of belief.
Why do we write – and could reading ever be an art form?
An updated blog post, based on past witterings and a revisit from a much older, jaded author… enjoy. Have you ever thought of reading as an art form? After all, each crafted piece of writing depends on the person that reads it; their imagination, their vision, their emotions, their perspective. Each reader views the words […]
Big Heckin’ Two-Day Prime Day: Wonderfully weird finds discounted on Amazon
It’s Amazon’s Prime Day, and that’s already a weird start because Prime Day isn’t a day. It’s two days long!
