The art that sounded out of the dark

Article Abstract:

Archeologists discovered that the resonance in the caves in Ariege, France, were higher in areas with Upper Paleolithic cave paintings and engravings. The discovery indicated that the inhabitants of the caves conducted rituals in front of the images in which music or chanting was involved.

France, Antiquities, Cave-drawings, Cave drawings, Paleolithic period, Chants

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Disordered brilliance: we can curb the dark side of genius, but should we?

Article Abstract:

A conundrum is presented regarding the control of the dark side of genius. People that exhibit genius were shown to have obsessive-compulsive tendencies, which current day medical science controls with the drug Anafranil.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Drug therapy, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, Obsessive compulsive disorder, Genius, Anafranil (Medication)

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The dark side of light

Article Abstract:

Issues are discussed concerning the proliferation of lighting in urban areas and its effect on wildlife, the environment and astronomical sites. Consideration is given to the effectiveness of light restriction programs.

Environmental aspects, Light pollution

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