muppazineMonday 16.2.2026 - today in 1923, Howard Carter opened the burial chamber of Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
Monday 16.2.2026 - today in 1923, Howard Carter opened the burial chamber of Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
They hitch rides on cargo ships, sneak through airport luggage, or spread unnoticed through unsuspecting ecosystems. Invasive species are often cast as villains—relentless destroyers of native wildlife, uninvited intruders in delicate food chains. But is it really that simple? Some argue they’re not just wrecking ecosystems; they’re adapting, evolving, and outcompeting species that can’t keep up. Are invasive species ecological disasters, or are they simply nature’s way of selecting the strongest?
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Book clubs have long been synonymous with lively discussions, overanalyzed symbolism, and the occasional passive-aggressive debate about the author’s intent. But what if you could skip the talking and just... read? Enter the Silent Book Club, a rapidly growing global movement where book lovers gather, not to dissect literature, but to quietly enjoy their books in the presence of others. No required reading, no awkward social obligations—just the pure, uninterrupted joy of reading. Is this the future of book clubs, or just an excuse to avoid small talk?
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Imagine controlling your phone with a thought, typing emails just by willing the words onto the screen, or playing a video game without ever touching a controller. Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are turning these sci-fi dreams into reality. From Elon Musk’s Neuralink to groundbreaking medical research that lets paralyzed patients move robotic limbs with their minds, BCIs are poised to change the way we interact with technology. But with great power comes great ethical dilemmas—are we truly ready to connect our brains directly to machines?
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A game without music is like a film without dialogue—technically possible, but missing a vital piece of the experience. From the haunting orchestras of The Elder Scrolls to the pulsing synths of DOOM, video game soundtracks are more than background noise—they shape the atmosphere, fuel emotions, and sometimes even become as legendary as the games themselves. But what makes a great video game soundtrack? And why do some tracks stay with us long after the credits roll?
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We claim to be horrified, but we can’t look away. True crime has sunk its teeth into popular culture and refuses to let go, flooding streaming platforms, podcasts, and bestseller lists with stories of murder, deception, and unspeakable horrors. But why do we keep consuming these tales of human darkness like an insatiable beast? Is it morbid curiosity, a subconscious survival mechanism, or just another form of escapism wrapped in the grotesque? One thing’s certain: the true crime boom isn’t slowing down—it’s just getting started.
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