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Philosophers have pondered the nature of reality since ancient Greece, questioning whether existence is merely an illusion or a simulation.
Nearly 2,000 people died in the catastrophic flooding of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina breached the levees in 2005.
Written records of human history span only the last 2% of our species' existence, raising questions about the many lost cultures and civilizations.
100 meters below the Black Sea lies evidence of a long-lost civilization that thrived before rising sea levels submerged its coastal settlements.
A massive cataclysm is said to have destroyed Atlantis, an advanced civilization, approximately 11,000 years ago, leaving its fate a mystery.
Dr. Martin Pepper searches for Atlantis in Santorini, using sonar scans and Plato's clues.
Atlantis, described by Plato 2,500 years ago, is believed to have sunk into the ocean 12,000 years ago, sparking ongoing debates about its existence.
In 360 BC, philosopher Plato described Atlantis as a powerful island nation that ruled the Mediterranean region 9,000 years earlier.
By 900 CE, the ancient Maya had largely abandoned their cities, dispersing into the rainforest and reorganizing into smaller, self-sufficient villages.
The video examines the history and validity of the Myers-Briggs personality test.
Alberto Eco's new book, The Vertigo of Lists, is published in 10 languages across 20 countries, prompting his reflections on the nature of lists in art and literature.
Reading has declined significantly, with many people struggling to recall the last time they voluntarily enjoyed a book.
