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What are conspiracy theories? Why do we believe it? Three categories of reasons for believing in conspiracy theories according to psychology.

A technologically augmented version of the real world that is created through the use of digital visual elements, music, or other sensory stimulations.

Read the full biography of Charles Augustin de Coulomb, a French physicist known for discoveries such as Coulomb's Law, electrostatic force of attraction, and repulsion.

HG Wells, whose written imaginations became true events. The scenes depicted in the Wells film The Shape of Things to Come actually came true in World War II.

Richard Feynman was a Theoretical Physicist, after World War II Feynman is considered the most brilliant in physics and Richard Feynman: an influential popular theoretical scientist of the 20th century.

Maya & the Matrix as cosmic illusion, its Dharmic roots, and how it parallels simulated reality from ancient Upanishads to The Matrix and modern philosophy.

Joseph Henry Who led to the creation of electromagnets, the discovery of self-inductance, and the mutual inductance of Michael Faraday.

What the Bleep Do We Know? Documentary. Explore the Depths of Perception and Reality And Also Understand the criticisms surrounding its scientific accuracy.

Most Fascinating Pictures of an Inventor and a Scientist who was a Pioneer in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, as well as a great Futurist.

Do you know Paul Dirac, an engineer who turned physicist, his works revolutionized our understanding of the fundamental forces governing the universe.

Everyone tells you to 'be alone' to grow, but is solitude really the key to happiness and success? Discover what science and Gen Z data reveal about the hidden risks of isolation.

Gustav Kirchhoff contributed to explaining electrical circuits, spectroscopy, and the emission of black body radiation by hot objects.