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This is the story of Aristophil and how a love for literature was harnessed into a billion-euro pyramid scheme.

If the chaos of the 2020s had a screenwriter, it would be Kurt Vonnegut. The chain-smoking humanist saw right into the heart of our present half a century ago: numb by algorithms, the absurdity of tribalism, and technological self-destruction. But he also left us a survival guide.

Why our brains love conspiracies and why ancient stories refuse to die.

We are conditioned to view history as a sequence of great battles. But what happens when the guns fall silent? A deep dive into cinematic history reveals that the most intense drama doesn't happen on the battlefield, but in the smoke-filled rooms of diplomacy.

He predicted the internet, AI ethics, and Zoom calls. But even Isaac Asimov didn't guess that we still wouldn't have nuclear-powered toasters. Here is a look at the hits and misses of the Grandmaster of Science Fiction.

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Finland has once again been named the happiest country on Earth. Wonderful news, of course — but it does raise one essential question: has anyone actually been here in November?

The polar night is a double-edged phenomenon. It increases vulnerability to low mood and fatigue, yet at its best it offers a chance to slow down, focus, and rest. Research supports the idea that beyond environmental factors, our own mindset influences whether the dark season feels more like a threat or an opportunity.