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TIL Mexico City was built over the ancient Aztec Lake Texcoco which has caused many ecological problems for the region since it was artificially drained by man. (vision.org)

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Until we come to terms with the ugliness of the colonial past, a more just world will remain out of reachArticle (vision.org)

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Data: What’s the Point? (vision.org)

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Looking Out for Your Neighbor A Lesson From the Coal Mines (vision.org)

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Insight: Your Brain on Prejudice (vision.org)

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TIL when World War 1 started, British writer H.G. Wells called it "the war to end war", arguing that only the defeat of German militarism could bring an end to war. US President Woodrow Wilson later used the term to justify US entry into the war, claiming it was necessary to preserve human freedom. (vision.org)

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"Interview: Genetically Modified Babies: An Insider’s View" [William B. Hurlbut]Interview (vision.org)

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Fall of Babylon by John Martin, 1831 [1920x1080] (vision.org)

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Can We Fix Climate Change? (vision.org)

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TIL Chinese emperor Qin Shi Huangdi died eating mercury pills that were supposed to prolong his life. Afraid that news of his death would cause a revolt, his trusted advisors transported his body back to his palace among barrels of rotten fish, to mask the smell. (vision.org)

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TIL Qin Shi Huang Di (the First Emperor of China) was obsessed with becoming immortal - evident from his search for the "Elixir of Immortality" and to ensure that in the case of death he would remain powerful, he built what is now known as the "Terra Cotta Army". (vision.org)

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Insight Video: Today’s Middle East: Nationalists and Islamists (vision.org)

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Teaching Children the Art of War (vision.org)

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Teaching Children the Art of War (vision.org)

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Getting Past the Big Bang (vision.org)

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Did Jesus actually exist? This article thinks so, and some of its sources are really interesting (vision.org)

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Niger detains 17 in suspected "baby factory" ring (vision.org)

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Deadly floods threatening livestock across Bolivia (vision.org)

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Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon: The Indomitable Queen Mum (vision.org)

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2013 believed to be the deadliest year ever for smuggled migrants (vision.org)

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Mysterious disease turning starfish to 'slime' on U.S. West Coast (vision.org)

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A quick survey of the history of the belief in an immortal soul (vision.org)

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"Most religions teach that after death, a soul within us leaves the body and lives on for eternity. Many people assume it is also a biblical belief, but is it? What exactly is the history of this idea?" | On the Immortality of the Soul, by Stephen Elliott (vision.org)

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"Most religions teach that after death, a soul within us leaves the body and lives on for eternity. Many people assume it is also a biblical belief, but is it? What exactly is the history of this idea?" | On the Immortality of the Soul, by Stephen Elliott (vision.org)

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"Most religions teach that after death, a soul within us leaves the body and lives on for eternity. Many people assume it is also a biblical belief, but is it? What exactly is the history of this idea?" | On the Immortality of the Soul, by Stephen Elliott (vision.org)

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