Thursday, 17 September 2026

AUGUST 2026 — ISSUE #1
An investigation into how chronic stress rewires the brain, weakens the immune system, and affects mental health.
Contents
Philosophy
Across every culture, people have looked up, named the stars, and imagined gods who shape the heavens. From the Olympians and Norse Aesir to the Egyptian Pantheon and Hindu Trimurti—who truly rules the cosmos?

Psychology
You probably know the situation when you are before an exam, a meeting or a presentation. Your hands start shaking, your heart speeds up and your head occupies a lot of thoughts. This is stress - a natural organism's reaction to danger.

History
From Caesar's battlefield codes to AI-powered encryption, cryptography has always been humanity's most consequential intellectual arms race. Discover how secrets shaped civilizations — and how they continue to shape our digital world.

Society
In recent years, Afghan women have faced unprecedented restrictions on their access to formal education. Explore how online platforms, private courses, and informal networks serve as bridges to knowledge and hope.

Philosophy
Few ideas in human history have sparked as much controversy as the notion that 'the end justifies the means.' Does success justify the choices made to achieve it, or do our choices define our worth?
Society
Understanding how different cultures and social groups function allows us to challenge stereotypes, promote human rights, and build inclusive organizations and communities.

Philosophy
From Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle to Cicero and Confucius, explore how two-thousand-year-old philosophical ideas continue to shape modern constitutional law and landmark court rulings.

Economics
Imagine a world where the richest one percent have more wealth than the rest of the planet combined. Has wealth really 'trickled down'?

