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A woman uses a variety of orange shades in her painting.

What Colors Make Orange? Successful Artists Leave the Basics Behind with Color Theory

What colors make orange? Red and yellow make orange. Red and yellow are primary colors. Orange is a secondary color. When you mix pure shades … Read more

An hobby astronomer sets up his telescope outside.

Astronomy vs. Astrology is Like Asking Science vs. Faith – Which is Which?

When you look up at the night sky, do you see data—or destiny? For centuries, humans have searched the stars for answers, but not all … Read more

poor man looking at the small pile of change that came out of his piggy bank to represent the American Dream is dead.

Young People Think the American Dream is Dead. Are they Right?

America promised us that if we work hard, we’ll have good lives. Hard work will take us to the promised land, including a house in … Read more

Blue and purple pixles arranged on a computer screen to create an image of a skull, representing dead internet theory.

Dead Internet Theory is Real and Happening Right Now. Can We Stop It?

In a dystopian future, the internet as we know it will cease to exist. Massive corporations, using their power and influence to gatekeep information in … Read more

Embrace Your Scars with Kintsugi, the Powerful Art Celebrating Repair

Think back to the last time you broke a dish. What did you do? In today’s throw-away culture, you more than likely tossed it out … Read more

A greedy businessman happily looking at his money.

23 Shady Business Practices that Should Be Illegal

Companies are created with one purpose: profit. They don’t care who they hurt along the way, so governments step in to regulate them and ensure … Read more

A sad, pious women sitting by the window to represent how Pascal's Wager is bad for women.

Pascal’s Wager a Massive Gamble for Women. Embrace the Truth Instead

Pascal’s Wager provides a philosophical reason to believe in God. Blaise Pascal, a Renaissance era philosopher, developed the thought experiment in the 17th century, and … Read more

8 costumed characters in tiles to represent character development.

Master Character Development: 10 Proven Tips for Writing Compelling Characters

Character development is an essential aspect of storytelling. Audiences want heroes they can root for and side characters they can identify with. Characters are one … Read more

He Works 70 Hours a Week and Can’t Afford To Live

The ever-rising cost of living coupled with stagnant wages wreaks havoc on American lives. People spend all their time working and can barely keep up … Read more

A stressed looking couple reviewing their financial statements and doing taxes to represent legal scams.

24 Absolutely Legal Scams Everyone Accepts as Normal

Scams aren’t always illegal. The most insidious scams are perfectly legal and happen right under our noses. We’ve all somehow decided that these scammy companies, … Read more