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The World's Oldest Restaurant Has Been Operating Continuously for 300 Years

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The World’s Oldest Restaurant Has Been Operating Continuously for 300 Years

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Photo caption: Restaurante Botín in Madrid, Spain. Photo credit: Tamorlan, Wikimedia Commons // CC BY-SA 3.0. Article by Michele Debczak. Mental Floss -...

Can art help us understand our own brain?

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Can art help us understand our own brain?

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Photo: Curator, Emily Sargent, in front of the Brain(s) exhibit. Creator: Javier Arias (per IPTC metadata). Article by Patricia Contreras...

New Exhibit Brings the Scents of the 17th-Century Painting 'The Sense of Smell' to the Real World

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New Exhibit Brings the Scents of the 17th-Century Painting ‘The Sense of Smell’ to the Real World

4 years ago Curated by Theresa Wysocki

Image: "The Sense of Smell" by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens, Wikimedia Commons. Article by Michele Debczak. Mental...

The World’s Oldest Restaurant Has Been Operating Continuously for 300 Years

New Exhibit Brings the Scents of the 17th-Century Painting ‘The Sense of Smell’ to the Real World

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The World’s Oldest Restaurant Has Been Operating Continuously for 300 Years

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