Epicureanism

Adam Gopnik reviews Shane Bobrycki's "The Crowd in the Early Middle Ages" and Dan Hancox's "Multitudes: How Crowds Made the Modern World."

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The painful feelings you avoid grow twisted in the dark. By facing your sorrows and struggles you can take back your life

Although Bath is an odd name for a city, the origin of the name makes a lot of sense. This ancient city was named by the Romans who when occupying England, circa 60 A.D., found England's only hot springs and thus named the area after its

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There are usually three camps when it comes to food. On the one hand, you have people that view food as fuel and eschew any unnecessary calories, flavors, or ornamentation. On the opposing side of …

Louis Vuitton pulled out the stops Thursday to present the final collection of Virgil Abloh, the house's first African-American designer who died in November...

The Saxon Hotel, Villas, and Spa in Johannesburg announces a comprehensive refurbishment and transformation throughout several areas of the hotel. Guided by South African designer Nelson Kubheka, the refurb emphasizes the

One fresco depicts a scene from the Greek myth of Phrixus and his twin sister Helle, as they fled their stepmother on a magical ram with the Golden Fleece.

A trio of scholars decipher a 2000-year-old scroll, thanks to AI.

ZDNET In Depth: Go inside the 20-year journey to decode the Herculaneum scrolls, carbonized by a historic volcanic eruption two thousand years ago - and unreadable until now.

Almanacs from the Civil War era reveal how two sides of an embattled nation used data from the natural world to legitimize their claims to statehood.

Computer science student Luke Farritor won $40,000 from the Vesuvius Challenge.

Actual passage: "Are you going out every night? Stop. Are you sleeping in every morning? Get up."

Costa Rica's Luxury Well-Being Resort Launches Travel-Worthy Epicurean Adventure with Acclaimed Mexico City Restaurant

How politics became a matter of faith for many contemporary progressives

A history of the origins and advances in the study of the Second Law of thermodynamics, prompted by new progress through the Wolfram Physics Project. Incorporates screenshots of dozens of primary documents.

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"Food is medicine" makes for a great bumper sticker. However, as health policy, things start to fall apart. The MAHA model, born from a blend of good intentions and Instagram-friendly catchphrases, skips the messy parts: the collision of biology and policy in creating the chronic disease crisis it claims to cure.