Royal Constellations is a visualization exploring a thousand years of ancestral connections in the European royal families. Clicking stars selects people and shows the shortest path between two royals. Each star is a person placed by year of birth and proximity to a royal leader today.
The Trolley Problem Game is a free game based on the trolley problem, in which a trolley heads toward five people and the player at the lever can redirect it onto a track that kills one person. The game includes dozens of interpretations of the problem and is also offered as an Android app.
Shorpy is an archive of vintage photographs, featuring thousands of high-resolution scans made from large-format negatives. The photos are categorized by theme, such as cities, railroads, cars and World War II, and are browsable by photographer and location. The scans are available as framed prints or stock images.
PhilosophyBasics is a site that breaks philosophy down into manageable chunks. It offers material organized by branch, historical period, movement, and individual thinkers, with a library, a glossary, and a philosophers A–Z.
An interactive tutorial teaching the sequent calculus, a set of rules for showing the truth of statements in first-order logic. It is aimed at people with some software background and basic boolean logic knowledge.
EveryPolitician is a global database of political office-holders, including rulers, law-makers, judges and other public officials. It tracks hundreds of thousands of politicians across countries, positions and territories, and is built on Wikidata. The project describes itself as a community effort built by volunteers and welcomes contributions to political data research.
Mythology.net is a reference site on mythology. It explains that the term comes from the Greek “mythos,” meaning story of people, and “logos,” meaning speech, and describes the field as the study of stories of creation, good versus evil, life and death, god and the afterlife. An alphabetically indexed character list covers figures such as gods, titans, angels, demons and mythical creatures.
Community notes
Be the first to share how this project worked for you.
Sign in with a verified account to leave a review or join the discussion.
Sign in to reviewKeep exploring
The Trolley Problem Game is a free game based on the trolley problem, in which a trolley heads toward five people and the player at the lever can redirect it onto a track that kills one person. The game includes dozens of interpretations of the problem and is also offered as an Android app.
Shorpy is an archive of vintage photographs, featuring thousands of high-resolution scans made from large-format negatives. The photos are categorized by theme, such as cities, railroads, cars and World War II, and are browsable by photographer and location. The scans are available as framed prints or stock images.
PhilosophyBasics is a site that breaks philosophy down into manageable chunks. It offers material organized by branch, historical period, movement, and individual thinkers, with a library, a glossary, and a philosophers A–Z.
An interactive tutorial teaching the sequent calculus, a set of rules for showing the truth of statements in first-order logic. It is aimed at people with some software background and basic boolean logic knowledge.
EveryPolitician is a global database of political office-holders, including rulers, law-makers, judges and other public officials. It tracks hundreds of thousands of politicians across countries, positions and territories, and is built on Wikidata. The project describes itself as a community effort built by volunteers and welcomes contributions to political data research.
Mythology.net is a reference site on mythology. It explains that the term comes from the Greek “mythos,” meaning story of people, and “logos,” meaning speech, and describes the field as the study of stories of creation, good versus evil, life and death, god and the afterlife. An alphabetically indexed character list covers figures such as gods, titans, angels, demons and mythical creatures.
