Sergei Bobkov wood chip animal sculptures
Sergei Bobkov is a Russian artist who possess a unique technique of creating amazingly lifelike wildlife animal sculptures out of Siberian cedar wood chips
Tagged: Quite Interesting
Interesting Facts About Salt
Add salt to green salads to prevent wilting; A dash of salt enhances the taste of tea; Use salt to clean your discolored coffee pot
What happened before the Big Bang?
There are now at least 6 theories that aim to address the question of what happened before the Big Bang
Zeitgeist Film: Your Life, Your World
Every human being does the best they can to survive and live the highest quality of life possible. The sad reality is that the highest quality of life currently achievable, in technological terms, is lived by a miniscule portion of the global population — less than one percent. This is an embarrassment for the human race which is capable of so much more. And you needn’t blame particular people for our current state of affairs, but you can certainly blame the dominant systems in place that influence such thinking and behaviour.
How Wine Changed the Course of History
INVENTION: Ideas that changed the world. How wine and glass changed the course of Chinese and European history
The lunacy of language
Let’s face it – English is a crazy language. There is neither egg in eggplant nor ham in hamburger; neither apple nor pine in pineapple
Music Therapy: Tune in and chill out
The change in brainwave activity levels that music can bring can enable the brain to shift speeds more easily on its own as needed
Amazing Halloween Pumpkin Carvings
As the month of the pumpkin draws near once again, you might like to know who went ‘all out’ last Halloween. These Halloween pumpkin carvings are amazing
The Good Old Days: Great Binge Drugs
Why our great grandparents called them “the good old days” and why they were perhaps happier than we are. Cocaine tablets, Opium for asthma, Bayer’s Heroin…
Dream: The Hand of God?
I inhaled a few liters of chlorinated water before I lost the last of my breathe to what was to become my watery grave
