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December 24, 2025

12-Year-Old Student Compares Having Autism to Being Like a “Limited Edition LEGO Set”

While books and studies can offer information, there’s really no better way to understand autism than to listen to people with autism. It can be difficult to put into words how someone with autism experiences the world, but one Sydney-based kid named Leo recently delivered a powerful speech that brilliantly explains his neurodivergent mind. Being neurodivergent isn’t a bad thing. It simply means experiencing the world differently—and 12-year-old Leo agrees.

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November 10, 2025

Watch 100 People From Kazakhstan (Ages 1 to 100) Enjoying a Slice of Pizza in This Clever Ad

Pizza is a universally beloved meal, with its appeal running deep not only across generations, but also in places on the other side of the world. One such place is Kazakhstan, where a video ad produced by director and 21-year-old content creator Nurbolat Kuangali, also known as Noonakun, has perfectly captured how a slice can put a smile on anyone’s face, regardless of their age.

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October 16, 2025

Video Contest Celebrates the Invisible World Found Under a Microscope

Life under the microscope is once again being celebrated as part of the 15th annual Nikon Small World in Motion competition. This contest, which recognizes excellence in video taken under a microscope, is a fascinating chance to peer into a world most of us never see. Artists and scientists from 34 countries submitted their best work, which was then evaluated by a panel of expert judges.

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September 28, 2025

Watch How Raphael Transformed From a Young Genius to a Renaissance Master

Even the world’s most talented old masters advanced their craft, skill, and vision across time. For Evan Puschak, that evolution can best be traced by comparing artworks that feature the same subject at different points in an artist’s career. A new video essay by Puschak, published through his Nerdwriter YouTube channel, explores exactly that through the lens of Raphael’s numerous Madonna paintings.

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