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"Technically speaking, there are infinite notes available to us. The problem is we can’t hear all of them": Decoding the notes between the notes – the ultimate guide to microtonal guitar

Ready for a math and history lesson? We break down microtonal music’s mind-bending tones for the modern guitar player

Guitar World · Aug 14

Quote of the Day by Pythagoras: “The oldest, shortest words— "yes" and "no"— are those..." The timeless 2,500-year-old life lesson from the legendary Greek philosopher that still shapes every decision we make

Quote of the Day: The quote of the day by Pythagoras, “The oldest, shortest words— "yes" and "no"— are those which require the most thought, reveals why life's simplest answers often shape our biggest decisions. This timeless quote by Pythagoras explores the power of thoughtful choices, wise judgment, and knowing…

The Economic Times · Jul 29

Quote of the Day by Pythagoras: ‘Choose always the way that seems the best, however rough it may be, custom will…’ Greek philosopher and Mathematician’s wisdom on discipline and perseverance

Pythagoras, a Greek philosopher, founded a society in Croton, Italy. His quote emphasizes choosing the best path, even if initially rough. This reflects his belief in discipline and perseverance for achieving excellence. Custom and habit make difficult paths easy and agreeable over time. His teachings influenced later philosophers like Plato…

The Economic Times · Jul 14

What's your Life Path Number? The simple sum to help reveal your destiny

Discover how adding up your birth date can help uncover your life’s path, personality traits and hidden potential

Woman & Home · Mar 31

What If Pythagoras Wasn’t the First? The Truth Hidden in Ancient India

For most of us, the Pythagorean theorem is one of the first big ideas we learn in mathematics. A simple rule connecting the sides of a right triangle. And almost always, it is introduced with one name, Pythagoras. But what if that story is incomplete? What if this idea existed…

Times Life · Mar 23

One Piece Episode 1154 Explained: Why Vegapunk Chose to Die to Reveal The 'World's Sin'

Dr. Vegapunk erases his own memories in One Piece Episode 1154 and reveals the tragic genius behind his plan to expose the World Government.

International Business Times UK · Dec 22, 2025

Ovid’s Metamorphoses is all about mothers

Even if you haven’t heard of Ovid, you almost certainly know some of his stories. His most famous work, the Metamorphoses, is a Latin epic poem composed of hundreds of tales of mythical transformations, many of which are still being told and retold today.

The Conversation · Dec 8, 2025

31 ‘Today I Learned’ Facts That Might Save You At The Next Trivia Night

We believe it's fair to say that there's always something new to learn for every person here on earth.

Bored Panda · Jul 2, 2025

Does taking part in Veganuary put people off meat in the long term? Here’s what the evidence shows

Humans have long wrestled with their conscience about killing and eating animals. The “meat paradox” (the conflict between people’s preference for meat and their concern for animals) may have inspired cave paintings from 37,000 years ago. Since then, many leading thinkers have eschewed meat, including Pythagoras, Leonardo da Vinci, Mary…

The Conversation · Jan 2, 2025

What ancient Greek and Roman philosophers thought about vegetarianism

Writing in a letter to his friend Lucilius around AD62, the Roman philosopher Seneca outlined two arguments for vegetarianism. The first argument came from a Roman philosopher called Sextius whom Seneca particularly admired, who had lived in the first century BC and had been known for his simple lifestyle.

The Conversation · Nov 26, 2024