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“You don’t know anything, Witch” – said the Vampire The game “Werewolf for a night: monsters” is a variation of

Back on the road, Atalia continues walking, not knowing exactly where she was going. Her pace was slow and her

While some books follow an increasing pace, this one is already starting to add fuel to the fire by presenting

A meme has been circulating on the internet these days showing: Villain becomes hero = -70% power Hero becomes villain

Amid thoughts, worries, and the pain of her healing wound, Atalia tries to sleep. Test time! This situation was unprecedented,

In the midst of a confused sensation of cold, heat, loss of senses and temporal sense, Atalia felt the shadow

Atalia’s father died of the plague, and her mother of Asian origin went on to marry her brother-in-law. Atalia started

Today in the blogger training course at Blogs de Ciências, a sentence came that certainly made me uncomfortable. To say

Have you ever thought about finding a math challenge at an art exhibition? It may seem strange, maybe it would

The posts in the Free-Style Mathematics collection aim to discuss less orthodox (but functional) ways of doing good old math.

Plataforma Brasil is a portal where Brazilian researchers can register their studies to be evaluated by Research Ethics Committees at

At the beginning of the 20th century, a young artist traveled between Italy and Spain looking for unique experiences. Among

This is a Math post, not a Nutrition post! We suggest that before any change in your routine to lose/gain

Many people talk about the benefits of positivity, being more positive in our daily lives and how it can help

Since ancient Greece, mathematicians have sought from logic to prove that mathematical properties are true. Thus, there are several techniques

Given that proofs/demonstrations are a recurring topic on this blog, I think it would be nice to talk about something

How many experiments do we need to perform to be sure of something? In our day-to-day life, perhaps two or

In mathematics textbooks and class notes (especially from undergraduates onwards), we often see these three verbs: show, prove, demonstrate. So

Reading Simon Singh’s “The Simpsons Math Secrets” was an experience that closed many gaps in my life as a humorist

On the planet Jilgathar near the Hux III Nebula, its population is in a period of crisis, in this case,

Since mid-2020, I publish every weekend 3 original math challenges that keep the same structure. They are geometric shapes with