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Three hundred years ago, Jonathan Swift wrote about scientists trying to make pillows from marble and food from faeces. If Swift was able to take scientists with a pinch of sodium chloride, why can’t we?
I have a problem.
How do I stretch ‘Wow!’ into a one thousand-word article?
Ok, how’s this for starters: ‘Wow, wow… and wow, again!’?
Throughout most of the 20th century some scientists, including the highly esteemed astronomer, Percival Lowell, were convinced there were canals on Mars.
Seven hundred years ago, Dante Alighieri told us that the deepest level of the Inferno consists not of fire, but ice.
Freud said being immobile, after our birth, creates an association between mobility and problem solving. Our first big problem is that we can’t move.