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Social proof, a key concept in social psychology, refers to the phenomenon where individuals look to others to guide their own behaviour.

In fan cultures, Groupthink can manifest in several ways, shaping how fans interact, engage with media, and respond to differing opinions.

Medea’s use of aphrodisiac-based concoctions is a fascinating exploration of how magic, desire, and manipulation intertwine in ancient Greek

Interestingly, the Fermi Paradox is not confined to the realm of science fiction or academic discourse. It has become a recurring theme

In Stephen Chbosky’s ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’, the term ‘wallflower’ serves as more than just a descriptor for Charlie.

Few video game characters are as universally recognized and beloved as Mario, the red-capped plumber who has been at the heart of Nintendo’s

Three such substances—ichor, ambrosia, and nectar—are emblematic of the sacred elixirs that were believed to sustain the gods.

Few holiday characters are as well-known as the Grinch, the green, grumpy recluse who despises Christmas. But how did he become a villain?

Nickelodeon in the 90s was known for its entertaining and often messy game shows that captivated the imaginations of young viewers.