Was Stalin a six-fingered agent, a billionaire and son of a prince?
The main myths about the “Leader of the Nations” The leader of the USSR keeps his life a secret, and this gives…
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The evolution of writing on Earth
The ancient language of Africa, created by illiterate authors, has been studied The unique writing that was invented in Africa almost 200…
12 tips on how to talk to children about the war
When the media floods us with death stories How to explain to children what war is and why it is happening in…
How the ancient Romans visited the toilet
Generally speaking, the Romans had fewer reservations than the people today. They are relatively okay with the narrower rooms – after all,…
How to meaningfully involve children in scientific research?
When conducting research with children, researchers focus mainly on gathering information from adults, parents, guardians, teachers and others. But a new approach,…
Daniel Delibashev and the world dance
A few years ago, Daniel Delibashev went to Africa to find the most important thing to dedicate his life to – missionary…
Orangutans have distinguished themselves by their individual and changing style of drawing
Scientists have shown for the first time that non-human primates can have an individual style of drawing that, in some cases, evolves…
The Oxford Legal Walk Returns for 2022!
Lawyers and their colleagues from across Oxford are getting together to raise money for free specialist legal advice agencies in Oxford. This…
Gen Z features: how school is being replaced by games, gadgets and videos on TikTok
People who were born between 1997 and 2012 are called Gen Z, or “digital natives” – they have been using phones, tablets…
“Gender” also changes toys
The obsessive tendency for children to grow up in an increasingly politically correct world may come in handy even to an infinitely…