Author: Lucas Moreno

As we enter 2024, guided by… calendar Gregorian calendar adopted by most countries. It is interesting to realize that the world includes different time marks. This system of time measurement is based on the solar cycle, which was reformulated by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, replacing Julius Caesar's Julian calendar. However, other calendars coexist, each with its own cultural richness and unique traditions. We're not all in 2024: key differences around the world Chinese calendar: lunisolar celebration The Chinese luni-solar calendar differs significantly from the Gregorian calendar. In 2024, The new year The Chinese festival, known as the Spring Festival,…

Who knew there was a cardboard bed and a nap in it Negative temperatures Could this be common maternity practices? In the Nordic regions, these unique customs have roots that offer a new perspective on early life. Let's explore two fascinating points about this cultural custom. Children who sleep in boxes? Understand this story Culturally, children sleep in cardboard boxes in the bitter cold in the Nordic countries – Image: Claudia/Reproduction in FinlandPregnant women receive a maternity kit that challenges our sense of what is normal. Since 1938, the government has been distributing this package which contains essential items such…

Since the beginnings Sci-fiThe recurring sight of someone from the future eating a small pill and instantly getting a full meal has caught the collective imagination. The roots of this symbolic vision go back to the late nineteenth century, in the context of the feminist movement. Feminist Mary Elizabeth Lees, in 1893, predicted a future in which foods would be artificial, a reality that would free women from drudgery in the kitchen. However, this prediction took on comic and anti-feminist contours, as we can see in works such as The Republic of the Future (1887), by Anna Dodd. Could food…

“Delulu” could be the trend that has become a sign of the times we live in. In recent years, discussions have emerged on urgent topics, such as global warming or pandemics. This also creates spaces to offer alternatives.We talked more about a horrific world, very radical things that we feel in our skin. At the same time, searching for what can be done to transform and prevent this apocalypse. Therefore, “dulu” may appear to be a reflection of an attempt to reduce suffering. Luciano SeawaybreakerThe personalization scenario can also explain the success of this trend. By living a life where…

There are different types of Cheeses All over the world, its shapes and flavors vary greatly depending on the region and conditions in which it is produced. However, one of the most famous is, without a doubt, moldy, a category that includes big names like Gorgonzola and Roquefort. But the doubt of many people is whether these products can harm the health of those who consume them. After all, in general, doctors do not recommend eating any food that contains mold; So why is cheese consumption safe under these circumstances? Is it safe to eat moldy cheese? According to experts,…

Samoaa small archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, attracted global attention in 2011 when it made a bold change in its schedule. A change that not only affected the daily routine of Samoans, but also had major impacts on their trade relations and cultural ties with the rest of the world. The decision to skip an entire day in calendarIt was a bold move that changed the course of time forever, a bold move that aroused astonishment and curiosity around the world. The setting was the International Date Line, an imaginary border that runs across the Pacific Ocean and divides the…

1 of 1 An Iraqi student walks past a school wall covered in graffiti showing how Islamic State militants executed their prisoners in Mosul, Iraq – Photograph: Ari Jalal/Reuters An Iraqi student passes in front of a school wall covered with graffiti showing how ISIS militants executed their prisoners in Mosul, Iraq – Photograph: Ari Jalal/Reuters The office of Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani said on Friday (5) that the Iraqi government has begun the process of withdrawing the international military coalition led by the United States from the country. The Iraqi Prime Minister said, in a statement, that…

The elegant Camedorea (Chamaedorea elegans) is a plant that brings a touch of tropical elegance to indoor and outdoor environments. Originally from Central America, this Palm tree Thanks to its small size, it is appreciated not only for its abundant beauty, but also for its ease of cultivation. Understand more about the wonderful origin of Camedórea-Elegante, its characteristics, valuable growing tips, existing species, pruning techniques to maintain its beautiful shape and effective propagation methods. Source: Jus_OI/Shutterstock The origin of the elegant Camedorea (Chamaedorea elegans) Camedórea Elegante is native to the tropical forests of Central America, under which it thrives the…

1 of 1 In a video recorded in the USA, an Internet user makes a joke about throwing boiling water into the cold air. In a video recorded in the USA, an Internet user makes a joke about throwing boiling water into the cold air. Reproduction/YouTube A New Year's Eve with temperatures reaching -30°C is by no means a usual thing in South America, but for those spending the day in the far north of the planet, there can be fun amidst a chin-slap here and there. . In addition to walking in the snow and views of the Northern…

The concept of intelligence goes beyond examination achievements, encyclopedic knowledge, or the ability to solve complex mathematical equations. Intelligence is a multifaceted trait, embodying a variety of qualities, some of which may surprise you. Read also: 5 tips to improve emotional intelligence at work – if you don’t have it already In this article, we highlight 11 secret traits that subtly indicate your intelligence, go beyond conventional metrics and highlight your inner genius. Unlimited curiosity Intelligent people are driven by a natural curiosity that leads them to explore and question the world around them. This insatiable thirst for knowledge leads…