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September 23rd, 2016
Are you someone that’s captivated by astrology? Do you identify closely with your zodiac sign? As you may know, over 3,000 years ago the Babylonians created the first zodiac wheel by observing how constellations.
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September 1st, 2016
Are we alone? There’s a video that has been circulating recently online that purports to show an interview with an alien in a dark room of Roswell’s Area 51 in the year 1964, and the alien makes some grim predictions.
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August 18th, 2016
Researchers at MIT have created temporary smart tattoos. This breakthrough has the potential to better our lives. However, some have been off-put by its striking similarity to the Biblical mark of the beast.
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August 12th, 2016
Due to its notoriety, the Garden of Eden has immense significance to many. The exact location of the ancient garden has long been sought after by humans, but is yet to be found.
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May 9th, 2016
Remember when online blogging was the newest thing? Well these days it’s all about video blogging, or vlogging, for short. Online vloggers make videos on a whole range of topics and offer their opinions.
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April 29th, 2016
The fountain of youth is a long sought-after legend. But scientists may have found a new means of immortality; Downloading our consciousness to a hard drive, so our personality can live on after death.
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January 15th, 2016
Our attention is focused on our screens. Our ancestors worshiped golden statues, but are we guilty of idolatry with a new object? Are we committing the 21st century sin of phone worship?
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July 29th, 2015
Google sorts information from all over the internet and organizes it for us. The site's programmers have recently given it a new way of using all of this data; to learn concepts and create original images.
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June 29th, 2015
Francis Said What? Pope Francis recently released his encyclical, the open letter titled “Laudato Si” and subtitled “On Care For Our Common Home.” As expected, the 187 page document is a call for a major shift in cultural perspectives on environmental
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