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The Progressive Movement78

The Progressive Movement

The Progressive Movement began late in the 19th Century.  Its Central Tenets are Statism, Income Redistribution, Unionism, Government Management of the Economy, womb to tomb provision for its citizens, and a Libertine Social Policy.   To...

91 comments    saul alinsky aldous huxley
Mars Attacks trading cards from 196274

Mars Attacks trading cards from 1962

Amongst personal belongings I chose to bring with me to Tenerife are my collection of Mars Attacks cards that I have had since 1962 when I was only nine. Sadly I only managed to get 42 of the set of 55 because Bubbles Inc, the company that made...

7 comments    children hubchallenge humans
Dystopain Novels: Top 10 Dystopias71

Dystopain Novels: Top 10 Dystopias

Dystopian novels are some of my favorites. There's just something about the idea of dark and disturbing futures that really makes for some intense reading. There are many different types of dystopia, from the feminist dystopias that Margaret Atwood...

19 comments    arts novel novels
What Does it Take to be Goth or Steampunk, You Ask?67

What Does it Take to be Goth or Steampunk, You Ask?

Goth or gothic style encompasses music, fashion, and aesthetic tastes that tend toward the dark, gloomy, or macabre. Goth's stylistic sensibilities come from 19th-century gothic literature, so the Victorian era is a big influence here as it is with...

2 comments    lifestyle vampires mtv
A* GCSE English Literature - The Time Machine75

A* GCSE English Literature - The Time Machine

A* GCSE English Literature - The Time Machine. How does H.G.Wells describe the future world and its inhabitants in “The Time Machine?” Science fiction is a form of speculative fiction, principally dealing with the impact of imagined science or technology, it is usually set in the past or in the future, or in complete contrast; a remote region if the universe. Many well known science fiction writers are alive today, and many have passed, leaving pages of many great tales...

1 comment    writing literature science
'the Future'! what science fiction writers totally missed.60

'the Future'! what science fiction writers totally missed.

I grew up reading the science fiction written during the period of time that has come to be referred to as 'The Golden Age of Science Fiction'. Coming of age in the 1960s I was blessed to have the perfect Cultural backdrop to complement the stories...

19 comments    women golden age hg wells
Global Warming Science And The Dawn Of Flight:  Svante Arrhenius79

Global Warming Science And The Dawn Of Flight: Svante Arrhenius

In 1896, Svante Arrhenius published a scientific paper containing the first mathematical model of CO2-induced global warming. It took him a year of laborious hand calculation, and proved quite influential. But he couldn't have done it without the work of American astronomer and aviation pioneer Samuel Langley. Here's the story.

2 comments    technology global warming flight
The Open Conspiracy by H G Wells64

The Open Conspiracy by H G Wells

In 1928 H.G Wells wrote a book THE OPEN CONSPIRACY describing the organization behind all the movements that have brought us to our present sorry state of affairs. Is there a world conspiracy for controlling the people ? According to H G Wells there...

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