Whales That Walked and Orcas From Another World: The Mind-Boggling Saga of Cetaceans
Whales, those massive, graceful denizens of the ocean, hold a story that’s as mind-boggling as it is inspiring. These leviathans didn’t always swim; some of their ancestors once walked the Earth. Over the eons, they “decided” (if evolution could speak) that land wasn’t all it was cracked up to be, and so they returned to the sea. Among their kin, orcas, or killer whales, emerge as apex predators with intelligence, culture, and behavior so advanced they feel like visitors from another world.
The Human Toolbox: A Collection of Strange, Powerful, and Occasionally Amusing Tools Throughout History
Humanity has always been proud of its cleverness, its knack for turning adversity into opportunity, and its ability to tinker with the universe’s spare parts. But if we were to take a good, honest inventory of our “toolbox,” we’d find that it’s surprisingly compact. There aren’t infinite tools in humanity’s kit; instead, we rely on a peculiar handful of items—each one ancient, quirky, and transformative in its own way.
Let’s take a tour through this toolbox, an eclectic mix of fire, empathy, bacteria, and other oddities that have made humans the dominant—and often baffling—species on this planet.
The Art of Doing Nothing and the Power of the Plank Hold
The longer you hold a plank, the more you realize that this act of "doing nothing" is anything but passive.
The Three Brains: Unlocking the Wisdom Within Us
The “heart brain,” with its 40,000 neurons, is more than a metaphor for love and emotion—it’s a physiological force. The heart communicates with the brain in your head, influencing stress regulation and emotional coherence.
Cultivating Growth: A Holistic Approach to Psychiatry and the Wisdom of Dread Philosophy
Wellness & Dread Philosophy
Forty millennia from now, I’ll be embraced by the warmth of a new sun
It all begins with an idea.
Dread Philosophy
By embracing dread in all its forms, Rastafarians cultivate an inner strength that honors their spiritual journey and aligns them with the natural world’s timeless cycles of fear and freedom.