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The Future of Storytelling: 51,200 Years of Visual Narrative and What It Means for Tomorrow
A recently discovered cave painting in Sulawesi, Indonesia, dating back 51,200 years, signifies humanity’s earliest visual storytelling, revealing deep insights into narrative composition and cultural expression.
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26–4 or Bust: What does history say about OKC Thunder’s impressive start?
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CONVERSATIONS WITH JOANNA MASEL: On the Evolutionary Origins of Amino Acids and Rewriting Life’s Code.
In a new study that rewrites part of life’s earliest evolutionary narrative, researchers have used cutting-edge phylogenetic techniques to infer the sequence in which amino acids were added to the genetic code—tracing all the way back to the Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA). By analyzing a vast number of ancient protein sequences, the team identified…
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Conversations with Bertie Gregory: Discovering how amazing penguins don’t read scripts.
Bertie Gregory’s “Secrets of the Penguins” reveals surprising behaviors and emotional depth of penguins through immersive wildlife storytelling.