An enigmatic early-1800s author (or is it 1974?) writes defining principles on how to swim with literal sharks and in the process becomes a med school legend.

The skull of an Aboriginal man who is thought to have been killed by colonizers in the early 19th century has been ...

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Over the past 200 years, the advent of the Scientific Method has led to the most profound transformation of our world since the dawn of recorded history.

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Award-winning actor Courtney B. Vance will be narrating the first ever-audio edition of one of the most acclaimed literary ...