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How Julian Simon and Dionysius Lardner Proved the Doomsday Alarmists Wrong
Foundation for Economic Education
Eager to demonstrate the value of an historical perspective as to why, in a functioning market economy, people are unlikely to ever run out...
80 months ago
Creating Babbage's dream machine: How we built the Difference Engine
New Scientist
Popular myth has it that 19th-century technology was too crude to enable Babbage to complete his Difference Engines. But working to his specifications,...
66 months ago
30 Future Predictions That Were Goofily Off Base
Cracked.com
Some of the following predictions people have made about technology and culture are so hilariously off-base that you can't help but point and laugh.
15 months ago
Today in women’s history: Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” published
People's World
Today in women's history in 1818, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus is published. The book, by 21-year-old Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley...
141 months ago
Victorian Bloomsbury by Rosemary Ashton – review
The Guardian
Kathryn Hughes enjoys an absorbing history of life in 19th-century London.
143 months ago
VOTE NOW: The Seven Wonders of the Railway
Rail Magazine
THE NOMINATIONS IN FULL: Barmouth Bridge. This under-publicised wooden viaduct – one of the longest on the network – symbolises survival...
74 months ago
Mission Impassible: A Winter Crossing of the Zagari Pass in Georgia
Adventure Rider
This guest post is an excerpt from Christopher Many's book, Right Beyond the Horizon – A Motorcycle Odyssey.
59 months ago
The Story Behind a Pub Called The Confession Box
Dublin Town
The Confession Box pub resides snuggly at 88 Marlborough Street on the ground floor of a fine old Georgian building at the side of the old...
78 months ago
‘An Octoroon’: Intellectual rollercoaster ride of a play about race in America
People's World
LOS ANGELES—In that “the show must go on” spirit, live theater is returning to Los Angeles stages. On what used to be its adjoining parking...
41 months ago
How steam trains drove Victorians to acts of madness
ianVisits
The newly invented steam train, traveling so fast and far were blamed for triggering dark desires in men, driving them to insane acts of violence.
82 months ago