The surprising origins of the chainsaw and its journey from surgery to lumberyards. Why was the chainsaw invented?

The surprising origins of the chainsaw and its journey from surgery to lumberyards. Why was the chainsaw invented?
by Runar Thor
These famous Vikings were poets, thought leaders, matriarchs, and kings of their day.
by Allia Luzong
J. Robert Oppenheimer said that the first-ever test of a nuclear bomb brought to mind the words, “Now I am become Death”. Here’s what he meant.
Ever wonder what happens when musicians stray from their norm and decide to collaborate? Find out by reading ahead…five of the best musical collaborations of all time.
Biopics are a great way to learn something new while still being entertained. Here are some of the best biopics, about leaders, musicians, athletes, and more.
Children’s books authors are working to inspire children to be activists, even at their young age. Here are 5 books working to do so.
It wasn’t so long ago that acknowledging queer existence, much less queer seuxality, in media was taboo, but the first gay porn film reminds us that queer people were always here.
by Allia Luzong
While most countries with capital punishment use more “modern” methods, there are still places today that use these antiquated execution methods.
JUST IN: Scientists and analysts agree that the world is going to end….another in the bucket of societal collapse scares we’ve been hearing since the dawn of civilization.
by Allia Luzong
Maximon is a Mayan deity from Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, who loves to drink, smoke, and gamble.
Leap Days always seem more interesting and exciting, but are they really? Here are 10 interesting events in history that occurred on a Leap Day.
Hailed as the “Mayan Atlantis”, Samabaj is a real ancient city sunken beneath the waters of Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan.
For years black women have been fighting against racism and sexism. These women are also musicians, using their lyrics to influence change.
Prompt engineer? Back in my day, we had orgy planners. From dream incubators to funeral clowns, here are the weird historical jobs you could have had in the ancient world.
by Allia Luzong
99 years ago, a group of lightbulb manufacturers literally changed the economy with a little concept called planned obsolescence.
The celebrity chef is a fixture of modern food culture, but while many people think Marie-Antoine Carême or Julia Child were the first in the game, this couldn’t be further from the truth.
by Allia Luzong
History repeats itself — and that’s why fashion trends do to. Take a peep at the historical forces that surrounded Georgian era fashion.
by Allia Luzong
Long story short, lawn darts became illegal after they killed Michelle Snow, a 7-year-old girl who was struck with a family friend’s lawn dart.
You may not realize it, but chances are you’ve already partaken in the ancient ritual of libation by pouring one out for the homies.
by Allia Luzong
We may not know what the oldest running meme is, but if these 1923 predictions about 2023 are to go by, it may be the expectations versus reality meme.
by Allia Luzong
In 1967, Nicolae Ceaușescu banned contraceptives and criminalized abortion in Romania. The effects of Decree 770 could be the future that lies ahead of America.
We take a look at how the extensive Native American land dispossession and population loss happened and what shameful strategies were employed by settlers and the U.S. government.
by Rhodora O.
The Christmas card was meant to save time while allowing its sender to maintain social customs around letter-writing and visitation. As our social and technological norms evolve, so too does the Christmas card.
by Allia Luzong
Fruitcake’s illustrious history stretches from the Roman Empire to U.K. royal weddings, but despite its staying power, everyone seems to hate it.
by Allia Luzong