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Sociology vs. Anthropology - What's the difference?

Both anthropology and sociology are separate but related academic disciplines that explore the complex nature of human civilisations....

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Antonia Madularu

Jan 203 min read

The red thread

To begin with, “the red thread” is a myth that claims that you are attached to your lover through a red thread since you were born, and...

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Sarah Chitu

Jan 202 min read

Why we all want to be THAT girl

We all have goals, big or small, long term or short term and as the new year aproaches we all start to set our goals for the new year, we...

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Dinu Crina Maria

Jan 202 min read

Behind an addiction

Addiction is a multifaceted phenomenon deeply rooted in the intricate workings of the human mind. Its psychological underpinnings involve...

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Anghel Sabina

Jan 202 min read

The psychology behind a gaslighter

“I was just joking!” or “You’re being crazy” are just a few of the favorite lines of a gaslighter. These people will manipulate you into...

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Leopold Dierckx

Jan 203 min read

Rats, rats, rats!

Oh, rats may seem like your average run-of-the-mill creatures, or maybe actually quite creepy ones but it turns out, they're the unsung...

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Nature vs. Nurture: What affects us more?

Ana Ursaciuc

Jan 202 min read

Nature vs. Nurture: What affects us more?

The debate on whether genetics and hereditary factors or the way a person was raised and the people they have associated themselves with...

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Petre Nicoleta Adriana

Jan 202 min read

Cassini-Huygens: Saturn’s conqueror

So let's talk about this out-of-this-world adventure called the Cassini-Huygens mission. Launched in 1997, this wild collaboration...

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What could have been the end of the world...

Jiho Lee

Jan 202 min read

What could have been the end of the world...

“Chances are near zero.” “Near zero?” “What do you want from theory alone?” “Zero would be nice.” – Dialogue exchange between Dr....

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Alex Oanca

Jan 203 min read

Triumph of Science

A community developed among nature's embrace in the center of a hidden valley, where the river Lyndal flowed sweetly. Generations had...

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Eduard Zippenfenig

Jan 202 min read

The Clean Energy Revolution

Picture yourself in the midst of a sprawling field. The wind whirls around you, creating ripples in the surrounding grass. This unseen...

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David Valea

Jan 172 min read

POLITICS

The Napoleon Movie: a big flop

I believe you've heard that the long-awaited film "Napoleon" by Ridley Scott, starring Joaquin Phoenix, has been released. After a long...

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Ilinca Savu

Jan 172 min read

The lethal breath of medieval Midas

The 14th century was marked by a big drop in the world’s population. At international level, the number of people getting ill was...

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Picu Alexandra Elena

Jan 143 min read

You Are What Your Wear

As Bill Cunninghan would say “Fashion is the armor to survive the reality of everyday life”. From the moment the sun rises, people are...

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Family structures around the world: Part One

Violeta Ungureanu

Jan 143 min read

Family structures around the world: Part One

In the evolution of humans, families have been played an essential role, not only determining the survival of the individuals, but also...

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Carina Crișan

Jan 142 min read

The world’s most isolated family

The Lykov family was a family of Old Believers, meaning that they maintained the practices of the old practices of the Russian Orthodox...

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Anthropology Unveiled: Delving into the Mosaic of Humanity

Ophelia Ridgwell

Jan 142 min read