Before information became infinite, knowledge had shape and boundaries. It lived in shelves, archives, and the minds of teachers. The effort of discovery defined its worth. Finding an answer meant turning pages, not refreshing screens. The process gave knowledge a…
Music is usually celebrated as the universal language of humanity, a force capable of bringing people together, healing wounds, and transcending borders. We associate it with beauty, harmony, and creativity, with the lullabies of childhood or the symphonies of genius.
It’s the kind of headline that ricochets around the world: a million-year-old human skull in central China might upend the family tree. The fossil, often called Yunxian 2, was found decades ago, crushed and distorted by geology. A…