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Gomberg Map Presentation: A Recap
Maurice Gomberg is either a nut or some kind of future predicting genius. Ever seen that octopus that has predicted every single Super Bowl victor since the 1980s? Yeah, he’s one of those. No really. Hear us out on … Continue reading
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Six Decades of the Most Popular Girls Names: A Map!
The beginning of it all The universe is full of questions. What is the meaning of life? What is Locke’s causal theory of perception? And, most importantly, why on earth are so many girls named Mary in Iowa? Never … Continue reading
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Atlas of the Week: Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover
Trust me, the inside is much more exciting than the cover indicates. The famous Lewis and Clark expedition was the first American expedition to explore the western Louisiana and Spanish Territories. Commissioned by then president Thomas Jefferson, the expedition started … Continue reading
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