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The optical illusion known as persistence of vision bursts to vivid life in this Palme d’Or winner from 1955 - by Aeon Video Watch at Aeon
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Remarkable 20th-century footage is hidden behind paywalls. Unless those images can be set free, our history remains untold - by Aeon Video...
For the economist E F Schumacher, the ‘postwar miracle’ sowed the seeds of ruin. The solution? See that small is beautiful - by Aeon Video...
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After decades of progress, cosmology is at a crossroads. Can it take its next big leap to solve the puzzles of dark matter? - by Aeon Video...
Why Hokusai’s Great Wave – created amid Japanese isolation – became a resounding artistic and commercial success worldwide - by Aeon ...
Why Hokusai’s Great Wave – created amid Japanese isolation – became a resounding artistic and commercial success worldwide - by Aeon ...
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Emergency first responders working the graveyard shift in San Francisco field life-or-death calls – then try to forget them - by Aeon Video...
The half-gods of Plato’s Atlantis never existed, but their story still has much to teach us about the values of ancient Athens - by Aeon ...
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