Have you ever heard of the term “bad trip”? No, we are not talking about the “trip” as we know it. This concept, which emerged from the word trip, which means “journey” in English, simply describes your mind going on a bad journey, and this journey can go to such bad places that you can feel like you are in a different world with the emotions you feel and the hallucinations you see. As we delve deeper into the subject together, you may feel a little uncomfortable…
What is the truth behind the mysterious Dropa stones that are claimed to prove aliens? Are these gems really linked to aliens or are they hoaxes?
45 years after the release of Space Invaders, one of the legends of gaming history, Google and Taito brought the game to the real world with the help of virtual reality.
Even behind the innocent fun of Disneyland, there are sometimes shocking truths. The best example of this is that the Pirates of the Caribbean episode was once filled with real human bones…
“We should fear stupid (ignorant) people more than we fear bad people.” says Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Ever since the Nazis came to power in 1933, the German Lutheran theologian, who was always anti-Nazi, was an intellectual who personally experienced the evil of stupidity in society.
What is the difference between the reality you live and what you are promised? We explain the psychological and sociological phenomena called “echo chamber, elephant in the room, dead cat” that you are exposed to many times every day, extending from the pixels of the screen you are looking at right now to the depths of your consciousness.
The Wire series, which made a great impression in the period it was broadcast and showed the viewers different faces of the criminal world, is still the favorite of many people long after its finale. If you say you watch it again and again but you can’t get enough of it, let’s take a closer look at TV shows like The Wire, which you can watch with the same pleasure.
Over the years, content on the web has exploded into a huge, relentless and growing avalanche. Too much information to sort through and too many facts to consider when you’re trying to make decisions big or small.
We all lie in different areas of our lives, sometimes as a defense mechanism to get out of difficult situations and sometimes as a result of a bad habit. Well, why do we run from the truth? Let’s look at the answers given by science to the question of why we lie.
Is it true that the cliché of a person’s life flashing before their eyes as they die? Yes, it can happen, according to people who have had “near-death experiences”…
