Travel in Antiquity | Part 1: A Yearning for Adventure

After several groggy decades, artificial intelligence (AI) has finally woken up. Recent advances are bringing us ever closer to an exciting technological frontier, where AI’s far-reaching potential will impact every area of our daily lives, from business productivity to interpersonal…
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On the evenings of May 14th and 15th, 1995, ABC aired The Langoliers – a two-part horror miniseries by Stephen King. The Langoliers tells the tale of an American Pride Airlines Flight 29 which travels through a void in space…
The feats of Christopher Columbus are world-renowned. For generations, the mnemonic “in 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue” has echoed around Anglo-American classrooms, helping schoolchildren drill to memory his discovery of the Americas. It is now accepted that Columbus did…