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unbfacts: In Scotland in 1724, Margaret Dickson survived an…
unbfacts: In Scotland in 1724, Margaret Dickson survived an execution attempt and was later found alive while being transported in a coffin. People heard knocking, opened it, and she was alive. After a legal debate, the court ruled the sentence had already been carried out, so she could not be tried again. She became known… Read More »
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Scientists Teaching the Unexpected: Quiet Lessons from Unusual Experiments
Science is usually imagined as orderly—white rooms, careful notes, steady progress. In practice, it can be stranger than that. Curiosity has a habit of wandering off-script, especially when researchers try to teach animals ideas borrowed from human life: money, language, fairness, exchange. What follows isn’t a collection of punchlines. These are moments where teaching went… Read More »