Lampo: The Dog Who Learned to Travel by Train and Crossed All of Italy
The story of Lampo is perhaps one of the most fascinating and touching tales you’ll ever come across. This little […]
Social Science
Learn about the different disciplines of social sciences, such as sociology, psychology, anthropology, and political science, and explore topics related to society and culture.
Historical Photographs: Harold Walker and His Impact on Child Labor
In 1916, five-year-old Harold Walker, living in Oklahoma, was captured in photographs diligently working in cotton fields. Despite the overwhelming
William James Sidis: The Tragic Life of the “Smartest Man in History”
He entered Harvard at the tender age of 11, a polyglot and author of several books. Despite facing adversities, the
The Man Who Survived 3 Weeks in Subzero Temperatures
Facing isolation, lack of food, and taking refuge in precarious conditions—anyone hearing these conditions would think we’re talking about a
Keith Sapsford: The Story of One of the Most Tragic Photographs
Imagine being an amateur photographer taking pictures at the airport. You’re capturing several shots, hoping to find one worth keeping.
Frane Selak: The Man Who Survived Death Seven Times
Do you know the Final Destination saga? What if we told you there was a person who went through all
Did you know that the house from the movie “UP” was inspired by a true story?
The house from UP, the Disney movie, is probably one of the most iconic houses in the entire industry. But
Phineas Gage: How did he survive a steel rod that pierced and destroyed his frontal lobe?
If someone manages to survive a more than one-meter-long metal rod passing through their skull, it’s no wonder they are
Marcy Borders and the “Lady Dust” Photograph of 9/11
September 11 is a day that will be etched not only in the history of the United States but in
Artur Korneyev: Behind the “Most Dangerous Selfie” in History
Although it appears to be a still from a horror movie, it is indeed an authentic portrait. In this ghostly
