
Desire for knowledge. Curiosity of the things around us.
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In 1688, a man named Edward Lloyd opened a coffee house near the Thames in London.
The location mattered. Tower Street sat close to the docks, the Navy Office and the merchants who financed England’s growing maritime trade. Shipowners came...
GDP tells us how large the economy is.
Inflation tells us how quickly prices are rising.
But a country also leaves smaller traces of what it is becoming.
How many payments are made each day. How much money households borrow. How many peo...
On 23 January 1913, Andrei Andreyevich Markov stood before the Imperial Academy of Sciences in St Petersburg carrying an unusual piece of literary criticism.
He had taken the first chapter and part of the second chapter of Alexander Pushki...
This weekend, millions of people are watching Matt Damon attempt to return home.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, released in cinemas on July 17, has turned one of humanity’s oldest surviving stories into an IMAX spectacle. Gods interfere....
In 1990, Marc Porat wrote a note to John Sculley, then the chief executive of Apple.
He described “a tiny computer, a phone, a very personal object.” It had to be beautiful, Porat wrote, something closer to jewellery than office equipment....
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