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Philosopher Brian Epstein (Tufts University) gives examples of social facts that depend on nothing particularly human at all.

Philosopher Brian Epstein (Tufts University) reflects on how the field of social sciences could change for the better.

Tufts University philosopher Brian Epstein relates how, by making false assumptions about the nature of the social world, most social scientists are running a serious risk of squandering the impressive model-building possibilities that...

Tufts University philosopher Brian Epstein describes how many people’s perspectives on the social world are prejudiced by a hidden assumption that he takes issue with, and uses the example of The Supreme Court to illustrate his point.

Did you know that plants and animals can be our teachers as well? That's right, we have learned so many important lessons from nature. This video explores a few examples of nature's great ideas and how we've adopted them into our own...

“Symbols and Memorials: Part 2” shows some of the buildings and monuments located in Washington, DC.

Importance of Planning a Community explains the importance of guidelines when developing a new community.

Philosopher Brian Epstein (Tufts University) relates his concern that many agent-based models are based on a flawed assumption of what the social world actually consists of.

Philosopher Brian Epstein (Tufts University) argues that the social world cannot be explained through individuals alone.

Philosopher Brian Epstein (Tufts University) explains how his grounding and anchoring model of social ontology works.

Lightning strikes on airplanes are not as rare as one might think. In fact, almost every commercial jet is struck by lightning at least once a year! There is a good chance that you’ve been in one when it was struck by lightning; you...

The concept of prisons as we know them today is relatively modern. In antiquity, jails served less as places of penitence and more as a purgatory before the final judgment of guilt, which was often punished either by enslavement or...

The 2019 Super Bowl featured some AI-focused ads! But how accurate were they?

If I had to learn machine learning from scratch, here’s how I’d do it.

Historian David Cannadine, Princeton University, describes how, while identity categorisations such as class, gender and race have provided us with important tools to interpret the past, deeper historical understanding will involve the...

Renowned political theory professor John Dunn challenges the common American belief that the United States was founded as a democracy, asserting that the Founding Fathers were skeptical of democracy as a form of government. He argues...

David Cannadine, a history professor at Princeton University, reflects on his upbringing in Birmingham in the 1950s and 1960s, where he was surrounded by remnants of a 19th-century Victorian world. Influenced by the close connection...

This video explores five fun facts about Sphinx.

This video explores five fun facts about Petra.

This video explores five fun facts about Great Wall of China.

Pyramids and the Great Wall identifies given human characteristics of three different regions.

Scientific Investigations Resulting in New Ideas concludes that scientific investigations may result in new ideas of study.

Media makes the web exciting. In this video, you will learn the HTML code to display images, play audio and display videos on a web page.