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How Sahar Tabar Became the Viral Face Known as the Zombie Angelina Jolie
In today’s digital age, the line between reality and representation has never been thinner. A single post can transform an ordinary moment into a worldwide spectacle, and an image can travel faster than the story behind it. For many, this technology offers creative freedom and connection, yet it also raises questions about how much of…
Researchers Use Astronomy to Reveal the Historical Timing of the Crucifixion
For centuries, the crucifixion of Jesus has been known through faith, art, and cultural storytelling. Yet as modern researchers explore the intersection of history and astronomy, a long-standing question continues to intrigue scholars. Can science identify the exact moment this defining event took place? The Bible describes darkness covering the sky and the earth shaking…
Can Intuition Really Glimpse the Future? Science, Stories, and the Ongoing Debate
Most people can recall moments when the body seemed to react before the mind had time to catch up. A hesitation before crossing the street. An unexpected urge to reach out to someone, only to find they were already thinking the same thing. Experiences like these are difficult to explain yet familiar enough to feel…
The Man Who Can ‘Prove’ Life Is a Simulation With Just a DMT Vape and a Laser
A beam of crimson scatters across a wall, unremarkable to most eyes. Yet for Danny Goler, under the haze of DMT, it transforms into something else entirely. He insists the patterns are not random but a language shimmering in the glow. “I saw the code,” he says, convinced it is proof that life itself may…
In Japan, You Can Pay Companies to Make You Completely Disappear and Start a New Life – It’s Called “Johatsu” and Police Won’t Even Look for You
What happens when the pressure to conform becomes unbearable? In Japan, thousands each year choose a path that is almost unheard of elsewhere: they vanish. Known as jouhatsu, or “evaporation,” this phenomenon blurs the line between personal reinvention and cultural silence and raises questions about what drives people to erase themselves from their own lives.…
Indigenous Man Travels Thousands of Miles to Granddaughter’s Graduation
In December 2015, Yolngu elder Gali Yalkarriwuy Gurruwiwi traveled 3,000 kilometers from his home on a remote island for a single, defining moment. The trip took him from Elcho Island in northeast Arnhem Land to a school hall in Healesville, Victoria, to watch his granddaughter, Sasha, graduate. When he arrived, the man who spoke primarily…