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Alexander the Great is a name that resonates in history. Yet his mysterious demise in 323 BCE raises the question: Was he poisoned?
Confirmation bias is one of the most famous cognitive biases in psychology. We explore what it is and how it impacts our decision-making.
Chinese art is believed to have begun with the advent of jade carving during the Neolithic period. Many of the Chinese art items showcased deep symbolism.
The Witchcraft Act may conjure thoughts of Salem, Macbeth and sinister women on broomsticks, however the last woman in England convicted under the act was shockingly recent.
The Christian religion has influenced a lot of England’s customs including the nation’s architectural designs.
The history of porcelain begins with China’s skills in ceramics-making. The first rudimentary versions of porcelain emerged during the Han Dynasty.
Creatures of the spiritual world interact in complex ways in the Bible. There is evidence that some of these beings have more power than others.
In June 323 BCE, Alexander the Great died at the young age of 32 while at his palace in Babylon. The occurrence led to a lot of battles.