If you want evidence that we haven't changed much in the last 800 years, look to Onfim's[1] drawings. A clearer version of the image above is replicated below. As a (debatably seven-year-old) Russian boy living in Novgorod around 1220-1260 CE, he drew himself on horseback,
Shorts
How does a rice cooker know when the rice is done?
Shorts
One god and reincarnation.
Shorts
In chaos, opportunity. That must be what Jim McCormick thought.
Shorts
You may have heard that there are numerous words for snow in the Eskimo language.
Shorts
Who newt that a newt used to be an ewt?
Shorts
The very first printed versions of the Talmud and the Quran were produced in Venice.
Shorts
You may have heard of the Moors from history class, or Shakespeare.
"Orbital," written by Samantha Harvey, feels like a short novel inspired by Carl Sagan's quote in Pale Blue Dot.[1] Much like the six characters aboard the International Space Station (ISS), it exudes a floating, ethereal quality. Unfortunately, some of the astronauts' lives feel a
Shorts
It's not every day that seven employees of a publicly listed company plead guilty to criminal conspiracy charges.
Reviews
A Willy Wonka-esque, psychedelic-tinged novel, painting a picture of a world free from pain and unfulfilled desires.
Shorts
If I were paid in cow hides, I would need a shipping container for my monthly salary.
