The Mary Celeste: The Mystery of the Ghost Ship and Its Missing Crew
On December 5, 1872, a brigantine named the "Mary Celeste" was found adrift in the Atlantic Ocean. The ship was in perfect seaworthy condition, yet there was no one on...
Zodiac Killer: New Theory Points to Arthur Leigh Allen as the Mastermind and Lawrence Kane as an Accomplice
From the late 1960s to the early 1970s, a series of murders known as the "Zodiac Killer" case shook California. The perpetrator, who called himself "Zodiac," sent letters and cryptograms...
The Dyatlov Pass Incident: A New Theory of “Microburst and Small Avalanche” Unravels the 60-Year-Old Mystery
In February 1959, nine ski hikers died mysteriously in the northern Ural Mountains of the Soviet Union. This became known as the "Dyatlov Pass Incident," an enigma that continues to...
The Deep State: Why People Believe – Newton’s Analysis
Alright, let's tackle this fascinating and complex question: "Why do people believe in the Deep State?" And who better to dissect this than one of the greatest scientific minds in...
1980s vs. Today: Were US High Schools in 1980s Happier?
80's U.S. Well, well, well, folks, looks like we've got another head-scratcher here. We're talking about high school in America, back in 1980s. Some folks are saying people seemed way...
Self-Expression in the Age of Social Media: Are We Slaves to SNS?
How can we use SNS in a way that allows for healthy self-expression and the building of genuine human relationships?
Can humans outsmart the ultimate chess computer, AI?
J. Neumann and A. Turing explore if humans can outsmart AI in chess, using facts and historical references.