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William Faulkner Resigns From His Post Office Job With a Spectacular Letter (1924)

Working a dull civil service job ill-suited to your talents does not make you a writer, but plenty of famous writers have worked such jobs. Nathaniel Hawthorne worked at a Boston customhouse for a year. Open Culture, openculture.com Read Article

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The 100 Greatest Paintings of All Time: From Botticelli and Bosch to Bacon and Basquiat

It would be a worthwhile exercise for any of us to sit down and attempt to draw up a list of our 100 favorite paintings of all time. Naturally, those not professionally involved with art history may have some trouble quite hitting that number. Still, however many titles we can write down, each of us will no doubt come up with a mixture of the near-universally known and the relatively obscure, with paintings we’ve been seeing reproduced in popula…Read Article

Will Machines Ever Truly Think? Richard Feynman Contemplates the Future of Artificial Intelligence (1985)

Though its answer has grown more complicated in recent years, the question of whether computers will ever truly think has been around for quite some time. Richard Feynman was being asked about it 40 years ago, as evidenced by the lecture clip above. As his fans would expect, he approaches the matter of artificial intelligence with his characteristic incisiveness and humor — as well as his tendency to re-frame the conversation in his own terms. I…Artificial Intelligence See the Story

Albert Einstein’s Grades: A Fascinating Look at His Report Cards

Albert Einstein was a precocious child. At the age of twelve, he followed his own line of reasoning to find a proof of the Pythagorean Theorem. At thirteen he read Kant, just for the fun of it. And before he was fifteen he had taught himself differential and integral calculus. Open Culture, openculture.comMunich · Munich Read Article

Wim Wenders’ New Short Film Reminds Europe of the Lessons of World War II

World War II officially ended on September 2, 1945. It followed, by less than three weeks, an equally momentous event, at least in the eyes of cinephiles: the birth of Wim Wenders. Though soon to turn 80 years old, Wenders has remained both productive and capable of drawing great critical acclaim. Open Culture, openculture.comWorld War II · Reims Read Article

Pablo Picasso’s Childhood Paintings: Precocious Works Painted Between the Ages of 8 and 15

It’s hard to imagine from this historical distance how upsetting Pablo Picasso’s 1907 modernist painting Les Demoiselles d’Avignon was to Parisian society at its debut. Open Culture, openculture.comParis, France · Paris Read Article

Sci-Fi Writer Arthur C. Clarke Predicted the Rise of Artificial Intelligence & the Existential Questions We Would Need to Answer (1978)

We now live in the midst of an artificial-intelligence boom, but it's hardly the first of its kind. In fact, the field has been subject to a boom-and-bust cycle since at least the early nineteen-fifties. Open Culture, openculture.comArtificial Intelligence Read Article

Leonardo da Vinci’s Elegant Design for a Perpetual Motion Machine

Is perpetual motion possible? In theory… I have no idea…. In practice, so far at least, the answer has been a perpetual no. As Nicholas Barrial writes at Makery, “in order to succeed,” a perpetual motion machine “should be free of friction, run in a vacuum chamber and be totally silent” since “sound equates to energy loss.” Trying to satisfy these conditions in a noisy, entropic physical world may seem like a fool’s errand, akin to turning base …Leonardo Da Vinci · Italy Read Article

Ridley Scott’s Cinematic TV Commercials: An 80-Minute Compilation Spanning 1968–2023

“In the future, e‑mail will make the written word a thing of the past,” declares the narration of a 1999 television commercial for Orange, the French telecom giant. “In the future, we won’t have to travel; we’ll meet on video. In the future, we won’t need to play in the wind and rain; computer games will provide all the fun we need. And in the future, man won’t need woman, and woman won’t need man.” Not in our future, the voice hastens to add, s…Ridley Scott · London Read Article

The World’s Oldest Homework: A Look at Babylonian Math Homework from 4,000 Years Ago

Homework has lately become unfashionable, at least according to what I’ve heard from teachers in certain parts of the United States. That may complicate various fairly long-standing educational practices, but it doesn’t necessarily reflect an absolute drop in standards and expectations. Those of us who went to school around the turn of the millennium may remember feeling entombed in homework, an intensified version of what the generation that ca…Iraq · Iraq Read Article

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Dark Irony: 75th Anniversary Edition Of Orwell's 1984 Comes With Trigger Warnings

William Faulkner Resigns From His Post Office Job With a Spectacular Letter (1924)

The 100 Greatest Paintings of All Time: From Botticelli and Bosch to Bacon and Basquiat

Will Machines Ever Truly Think? Richard Feynman Contemplates the Future of Artificial Intelligence (1985)

Albert Einstein’s Grades: A Fascinating Look at His Report Cards

Wim Wenders’ New Short Film Reminds Europe of the Lessons of World War II

Pablo Picasso’s Childhood Paintings: Precocious Works Painted Between the Ages of 8 and 15

Sci-Fi Writer Arthur C. Clarke Predicted the Rise of Artificial Intelligence & the Existential Questions We Would Need to Answer (1978)

Leonardo da Vinci’s Elegant Design for a Perpetual Motion Machine

Ridley Scott’s Cinematic TV Commercials: An 80-Minute Compilation Spanning 1968–2023

The World’s Oldest Homework: A Look at Babylonian Math Homework from 4,000 Years Ago

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