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July 28 in History: World War I and the Birth of the Modern World On July 28, 1914, World War I began, reshaping Europe and the modern world. Beyond battles, the war transformed societies, accelerated women’s roles, and left deep human and psychological impacts. Tec...

28 July 1914 – A single declaration of war reshaped the world. Austria-Hungary vs Serbia marked the dawn of WWI, collapsing empires & birthing the modern era.

#WWI #History #OnThisDay #July28 #WorldWar1 #ModernHistory #HistoryFacts #AustriaHungary #Serbia
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On This Day in Chess History: July 27, 1929 – Capablanca and the Unforgettable Finale of the Grand Prix of Chess 1929 The Grand Prix of Chess 1929 was a landmark European tournament featuring legends like Capablanca and Alekhine. This historic event showcased diverse chess styles, from Capablanca’s precise positional...

On this day in 1929, Carlsbad hosted one of the most legendary chess finales. Capablanca’s precision, Alekhine’s tactics, and Nimzowitsch’s hypermodern ideas still inspire players today.
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#ChessHistory #Capablanca #Alekhine #Nimzowitsch #Carlsbad1929 #ChessLegends

The Immortal Eva Perón Legacy: Why July 26 Still Echoes Through History and Culture Eva Perón’s life reads like a political legend woven with theatrical drama, cinematic myth, and cultural memory. From her humble beginnings in rural Argentina to her transformation into the First Lady...

She rose from poverty to become Argentina’s eternal symbol of power, compassion, and contradiction.
Discover the lasting impact of Eva Perón — in history and pop culture.
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Big Brother 27 and the Psychology of Surveillance: Why We Watch, Why We Conform Big Brother 27 and the Psychology of Surveillance: A Deep Dive into Reality TV and Modern Culture In today’s digital age, surveillance has become an integral part of daily life. From smartphones list...

How does living under constant watch affect human behavior? Big Brother 27 offers a live social experiment on surveillance, conformity, and digital performance. #BigBrother27 #DigitalSociety #SurveillancePsychology

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YouTube video by Mosaics The Lonely Geniuses of Finance: From Alan Turing to Michael Burry | A Deep Documentary

What do Alan Turing and Michael Burry have in common?

Both were outsiders.
Both saw what the world missed.
Both changed finance forever.

This short doc shows how lonely brilliance can reshape entire systems.
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#Finance #History #Visionaries

July 25, 1976: A Turning Point in Chess History – When a Computer Won Its First Tournament July 25, 1976: The Day a Computer First Won a Chess Tournament July 25, 1976, stands as a landmark date in the intertwined histories of chess and artificial intelligence (AI). On this day, a computer...

♟️ On July 25, 1976, Chess 4.5 made history by becoming the first computer to beat humans in a tournament. It was the dawn of AI in chess. Explore the rise of engines from Cray Blitz to AlphaZero in our new post:

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#Chess #AI #TechHistory #DeepBlue #AlphaZero

YouTube video by Mosaics Even Newton Lost It All: Psychology of Financial Bubbles from 1720 to Crypto

1720’s bubble ruined Newton. Today, crypto could do the same.
This short doc dives into the human psychology behind financial booms and busts.
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#Finance #Crypto #HistoryRepeats #FOMO #BehavioralEconomics

July 24, 1911 - Machu Picchu: The Inca Legacy Beyond the Clouds and the Magic of Modern Discovery Discover the story of Machu Picchu, the iconic Inca city rediscovered on July 24, 1911. Explore its extraordinary engineering, spiritual significance, and global cultural impact—from Hiram Bingham’s j...

📍July 24, 1911: Hiram Bingham uncovered Machu Picchu. From ancient Inca mastery to modern AI and LIDAR revealing new secrets — it’s more than ruins; it’s a legacy.

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Van Gogh’s Arles Adventure: The Artistic Revolution Born in the Yellow House (July 23, 1888) July 23, 1888, marked one of the most pivotal moments in art history. Vincent van Gogh moved into a modest house in the sunny town of Arles, France—known as the Yellow House. This wasn’t just a change...

Vincent van Gogh’s Arles period (1888–89) was a storm of genius, pain, and revolutionary art.
Inside the Yellow House, he painted masterpieces that still speak to our souls.

#VanGogh #ArtSaga #Arles1888 #ChartSaga

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♟️ The Cold War’s Chessboard: The Historic Duel Between Fischer and Spassky On July 20, 1972, Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky faced off in Reykjavik in a Cold War-era chess showdown. Fischer’s stunning Game 6 victory and Spassky’s graceful response turned the match into a his...

♟️ 1972. Reykjavík.
A chessboard became the front line of the Cold War.
Bobby Fischer vs. Boris Spassky.

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#Chess #ColdWar #FischerSpassky #History #Psychology #Geopolitics #ChessHistory #Reykjavik1972 #GameOfMinds #BobbyFischer #BlueskyHistory

From Isaac Newton to Cryptocurrencies: The Evolution of Financial Investing and Human Psychology From Isaac Newton’s South Sea Bubble loss to today’s crypto market volatility, this article explores how human psychology shapes financial markets. Discover the evolution of investing from historical ...

Even Isaac Newton fell victim to market speculation. From the South Sea Bubble to cryptocurrencies, this article explores how human psychology shapes financial history—and how little we've changed.

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#BehavioralFinance #CryptoHistory #InvestorPsychology

Does History Repeat Itself? Unchanging Human Psychology in Financial Crises This article delves into the timeless psychological patterns that drive financial market crises. By comparing the 1929 Great Depression and the 2008 Mortgage Crisis, we explore how overconfidence, her...

Uncover the psychology behind financial crises like the 1929 Depression & 2008 Crisis. Learn how biases like overconfidence & herd behavior impact market dynamics.

#FinancialCrises #MarketTrends

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Investment Psychology: How Emotions Distort Smart Decisions Loss aversion and overconfidence are two of the most common emotional traps investors face. This article explores these behavioral biases through real examples, visuals, and insights from investor psy...

💡 Why do even the smartest investors fall into emotional traps?

Our latest article explores the hidden psychological forces that lead to costly mistakes — and how to overcome them.

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"A conceptual digital illustration showing a human brain split into two halves — one side resembling ancient stone and the other a modern circuit board — symbolizing the clash between evolutionary instincts and modern financial decision-making."

Our article explores how evolution has shaped the human brain — and how ancient instincts still drive costly mistakes in financial markets.

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#BehavioralFinance #InvestmentPsychology #Chartsaga