The Lycurgus Cup changes from green to red because small metal particles in its Roman glass affect light, leaving questions about what its makers understood. The British Museum dates the carved vessel to the fourth century and identifies the myth of King Lycurgus in its decoration.
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Michał Kalecki was a self-taught Polish economist who independently developed many of the same macroeconomic insights as John Maynard Keynes, yet remains far less known today. Working from a Marxian class perspective, Kalecki built models of business cycles, effective demand, and income distribution that challenged the assumption that households, not firms, are the key economic decision-makers.
Read on Trill News →E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, shut down for good in December 2023, ending a nearly 30 year run as gaming's most prominent annual showcase.
Read on Trill News →Element 115, now officially named moscovium, gained notoriety long before its scientific discovery through the claims of Bob Lazar, who alleged in 1989 that he had worked at a secret government facility near Area 51 reverse-engineering alien spacecraft powered by the element. Lazar claimed it had unique gravitational properties that allowed advanced propulsion systems to bend space-time.
Read on Trill News →Pups Pub Tampa and Pups Pub Orlando won their June 2023 case when a judge ruled Florida's health department could not enforce its ban on dogs there.
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