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Author Unknown: Margaret Mead is without question one of the most influential and famous anthropologists of the twentieth century. While...
Author Unknown: In 1925, Margaret Mead journeyed to the South Pacific territory of American Samoa.
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by John Horgan: Thirty-two years after her death, the anthropologist Margaret Mead remains a favorite whipping...
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by Emma Taggart: For French photographer Audrey Bellot, animals have always had a place in...
by Maria Popova: “While stroking an octopus, it is easy to fall into reverie…
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by Dan Nosowitz: According to experts, it’s unlike any word, in any language…
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by Maria Popova: There is a kind of loneliness that lodges itself in the psyche...
by Constance Grady: Why everyone loves Dolly now…
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by Peta Murray: A search for “Coronavirus Diary” on Google yields 910,000 results…
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Progressive rock band Yes are inductees at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction...
by Laura Studarus: Their desire for avoidance is a predisposition so common that it’s become...
Bella was saved from a public pound where she had spent her days confined to...
by Anthony (Tony) Robbins: While these are challenging times, they are also times of opportunity. In...
by Kyli Rodriguez-Cayro: Reading these important mental health lessons will *almost* be like getting a...
by Claire Hannum: Relationships are complicated, so it makes sense that some so-called deal breakers should...
by Albert C Brooks: When it comes to lasting romance, passion has nothing on friendship…
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Ann-Margret here in January 1961 performing “Bill Bailey” for the second part of her screen...
by Brad Stulberg: It may seem daunting, but a period of disorder from time to...
by James Hamblin: The summer of 2021 is shaping up to be historic…
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by Riley Black: Two recent papers explore how and why humans started hanging out with...
