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New evidence suggests the corvid family has surprising mental abilities.
The post Crows Are Even Smarter Than We Thought appeared first on Nautilus.
“What do you need to solve the climate crisis? The answer is, everyone.” This quote from climate scientist Katherine Hayhoe highlights the importance of collective action, which is crucial in the travel industry. In this blog post we explore three ways in which travel for tourism can be conducted more sustainably: eco-tourism, carbon emissions offsetting, and global environmental projects.
The post Sustainable Travel appeared first on Progress in Political Economy (PPE).
100 years ago, a circle of physicists shook the foundation of science. It’s still trembling.
The post When Reality Came Undone appeared first on Nautilus.
One of the central tenets of writing is that you should always “write what you know.” In the words of acclaimed author P. D. James: “All experience, whether it is painful or whether it is happy, is somehow stored up and sooner or later it’s used.” And I truly adhere to this philosophy. Our pasts are our fuel. Our memories are our ammunition. And our own unique life story is the thread from which we sew the tapestry of human creation.
That’s why, whenever I’m writing, I always make it a point of pride to draw from the rich wellspring of my lived experiences and write exclusively about the terrible relationships I have had with women who look like my mother.
Everyone has a story to tell. And my story is one where I keep dating emotionally distant brunettes who used to dance in college.