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How sharing economy changes services market
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Geography of silence —most secluded places on Earth
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Ingenious simplicity: how elementary ideas generate millions
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Frozen music — magic of ice and snow
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Legendary comic book superheroes – from drawings to humanity's saviors
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How sharing economy changes services market
Modern business increasingly shifts from "owning things" to "managing states of being." We no longer just buy products; we buy relief from routine, social pressure and loneliness. Time has become the most valuable resource, and emotional comfort the main measure of quality of life. Here are several popular services of the 21st century.
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Geography of silence —most secluded places on Earth
Nature is the best anti-stress tool for people. Sometimes full isolation is needed to restore inner balance. Digital silence alone is not enough. Some places offer a radical slowing of time. Alone with raw elements, one can find the kind of silence that helps hear one's own thoughts and prepare for the next life cycle.
09:57 2026-01-09 UTC+00
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Ingenious simplicity: how elementary ideas generate millions
We often chase complex innovations, forgetting that the biggest money comes from solutions that sit on the surface: fighting boredom, easing stress, or satisfying a thirst for recognition. In business, this is known as "finding unmet demand for comfort." This article presents cases where an ordinary stone, a single pixel on a screen, or the sound of rain became the foundation of multimillion‑dollar fortunes, proving that consumer psychology is the entrepreneur's most valuable asset.
08:51 2026-01-08 UTC+00
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Frozen music — magic of ice and snow
Ice art mixes precise engineering with wild creative imagination. The material is frozen water. The tools are chainsaws and chisels. Modern ice parks contain huge replicas of world landmarks and tiny, jewel-like figures. Here are some places that turn harsh winter into a fairy space.
06:12 2026-01-07 UTC+00
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Legendary comic book superheroes – from drawings to humanity's saviors
With the progress of artificial intelligence, many areas of human activity may change. In a way, AI is the new superhero of the 21st century. Recognizable worldwide, superheroes were born in the Golden Age of comics and evolved from simple drawings to billion-dollar franchises. Their images reflect social changes, from wartime patriotism to struggles for identity and even the salvation of an era
13:21 2025-12-24 UTC+00
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Unique data centers: blending nature and technology
In the age of total digitalization, data has become humanity's most valuable asset, making the places where it is stored critically important. Modern data centers are not always drab warehouses filled with servers. Among them are unique facilities integrated into cliffs or even ancient temples. Furthermore, extreme natural conditions often serve as sources of renewable energy, enhancing the efficiency and safety of these data centers.
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Innovations to impact on financial market
Innovation always carries risk, but it is also the main driver of the economy, creating new markets, shifting global centers of power, and completely transforming our way of life. For investors, understanding these breakthrough technologies is akin to having insider information about the future.
09:59 2025-12-24 UTC+00
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Elon Musk: transforming science fiction into reality
Elon Musk has become the first person in history to amass a fortune of $600 billion. Ahead of its anticipated IPO in 2026, Musk's company, SpaceX, recently announced a valuation of $800 billion, which could make this public offering the largest in history. Unlike many billionaires whose empires are focused on financial operations, Musk is building fundamental infrastructures for the future, literally transforming the physical world around us
11:22 2025-12-23 UTC+00
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Rainbow facades turning cities into postcards
In a world where concrete and glass often set the tone, colorful neighborhoods burst like festive fireworks. They remind us that beauty can arise from necessity and survive against time. These houses were painted to stand out in the fog, keep memories of home, or declare freedom. Over time, these streets have become magnets for millions of travelers, transforming into living postcards where each facade tells a story of joy and resilience
08:38 2025-12-19 UTC+00
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How idea of power and capital delivered in architecture
The world's largest stock exchanges and central banks are not just offices; they are manifestos of power and capital. Their architecture ranges from monumental neoclassicism to ultra-modern glass and steel structures. Here are some of the most iconic and extraordinary buildings that have become unofficial symbols of the global financial system.
08:29 2025-12-17 UTC+00
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Most famous capitals of evening neon aesthetics
Evening neon is a liquid fire flowing through the veins of metropolises. It transforms twilight into a symphony of light, where each sign whispers the secrets of the night, and the streets pulse like the heart of a futuristic beast. These cities are not just locations. They are living canvases where skyscrapers dance in a rainbow, and crowds dissolve into a kaleidoscope of advertisements and lights. These megacities have built their own cult of light, turning nighttime illumination into a style, a media language, and an attraction for tourists.
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How design of Oval Office changes under different presidents
The Oval
Office has existed since 1909, when William Howard Taft created this oval room
in the West Wing of the White House. Since then, each president makes changes
to its decor that reflect their personal style, era, and priorities. The
Resolute desk, the flag, the rugs, curtains, and portraits are not just
background elements; they are metaphors for leadership and witnesses to
decisions that affect the fates of the United States and the world.
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