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Five million words of writing by Augustine of Hippo survive to the modern age, raising questions about the nature of time and its progression.
Stephen Hawking's theories on black hole decay are examined alongside modern concepts suggesting the Universe may exist within a much larger timeline.
Modern life presents a paradox where advanced technologies intended to save time often contribute to a pervasive sense of time scarcity and burnout.
Alicja Kwade, a Polish mixed-media artist, explores the concepts of time, space, and gravity through her thought-provoking sculptures in her Berlin studio.
Chris Hardwick shares his love for nerd culture and his Tardis in a unique home setting.
Filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer discusses his innovative approach to documentary filmmaking, exploring the intersection of reality and fiction through profound philosophical questions.
Life on Earth originated from single-celled organisms in deep-sea vents, evolving over 3.5 billion years into complex forms, including Eukaryotes.
Piers Solomon skis through untouched snow in Japan, British Columbia, and Switzerland, capturing the thrill of freeskiing in pristine environments.
In 1905, Albert Einstein published his special theory of relativity, demonstrating that time passes differently based on the relative motion of objects.
Austrian poet Peter Waterhouse reflects on the nature of time, poetry, and existence, emphasizing the significance of stillness in the creative process.
