What It Was Really Like Being A Follower Of Pythagoras
There's a lot more to Pythagoras than his equation. He was also a leader of a group, who believed in reincarnation and the mystical properties of numbers.
Read MoreThere's a lot more to Pythagoras than his equation. He was also a leader of a group, who believed in reincarnation and the mystical properties of numbers.
Read MoreWhile Olivia Newton-John may be a famous pop star, her family's claim to fame is steeped in World War II history.
Read MoreThe Wars of the Roses were a three-decades-long fight between branches of one family (Yorks, Lancasters, and Tudors) over who should sit on England's throne.
Read MoreWhile not all artists are paragons of virtue, some go way beyond that. These respected artists were really, really terrible people.
Read MoreElizabeth Hamilton was tied to the history of New York, had a role in the American Revolution, and spent decades securing her husband's legacy.
Read MoreNorth Korea tried to hack an American hacker, but he got the last laugh when he single-handedly took down the North Korean internet.
Read MoreWhile the internet allows us to spread misinformation quickly, hoaxes are nothing new -- especially when it comes to the moon.
Read MoreIt isn't that Bhutanese people don't have fears or feel sad when a relative dies, but instead they choose to face that fear and accept the fact.
Read MoreEducation has always existed as a means of passing down cultural values and practices, but schools first existed when civilization did.
Read MoreMore than twenty years since the attack on NYC's twin towers, remains are still being identified.
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of people lost their lives, and the number of forced conversions was also very high, although this offered no guarantee of protection.
Read MoreThere are plenty of myths and urban legends about JFK most of us take for granted, which are not true at all.
Read MoreIt's impossible to see a cave and not wonder what's inside. Here are the most incredible finds in the history of caving.
Read MoreWhen you think about bridges, you probably think about those technological wonders of the modern age. But the ancients built technological wonders, too.
Read MoreHere are some of the false things you've always believed about the King Arthur legend.
Read MoreFor the ancient Greeks, prison wasn't used as a long-term solution for dealing with convicted criminals. What other kind of punishment could they expect?
Read MoreNot all superpowers are a gift, obviously. However, the vast majority are the stuff that kids have dreams about. Here are the best superpowers of all time.
Read MorePresidents of the United States have collectively given thousands of addresses and speeches. This is the best and worst advice presidents have given the USA.
Read MoreYou've heard of Lady Godiva, but you may not know all the details of the story. Here's the legend of Lady Godiva finally explained.
Read MoreAdolph Hitler overcame the odds to do terrible things, and managed to pull the wool over the eyes of millions. Here's the messed up truth about Hitler.
Read MoreLike everything in the Star Trek universe, the Borg are complex and not nearly as black and white as they appear. Here's the messed up truth about the Borg.
Read MoreNicholas Winton was an ordinary stockbroker in London in the late 1930s. To the 669 children he saved from the Holocaust, he was nothing short of extraordinary.
Read MoreContributors to the dispossession of land owned by Black people in the U.S. include heirs property laws, racist farm loan lending practices, and redlining.
Read MoreThe Gulag was one of the most powerful organizations in the Soviet Union. But the messed up truth of the Soviet Gulag is still not widely known.
Read MoreFor centuries, ships, sailors, and those observing from the safety of land have seen countless sea serpents, tentacled beasts, massive fish, and even mermaids.
Read MorePeople have been secreting Easter eggs in the wilds of real life, as a reward for people who keep their eyes on their surroundings, instead of on their phones.
Read MoreSeneca Village only survived for 32 years, but it was vibrant. This is the true story of how New York City displaced a Black community to build Central Park.
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