I saw this Simon Sinek video a while ago, but this is going to be applicable for a long while. Hence posting it here for people to discuss.

Watched The Lobster and was curious to hear other people's interpretations of it! It has a ton of symbolism; not surprising given that the director/screenwriter is Greek. In interviews, he doesn't like to dig deep into interpretations so I figured this would be a good place to do that.

The overarching theme is critical, mocking society for vilifying singlehood, framing dating preferences as warring camps, etc. But I didn't really get a lot of the rest, like the daily hunts, blindness, digging graves, etc. Anyone else who's seen it?

MIT biologists have discovered an innate response by which the body eliminates cells with chromosomal anomalies.

In 1995, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, along with Canadian biologists, captured 14 wolves in Canada and placed them in...

The above question puzzled even the great Richard Feynman. You can watch a clip from his documentary, No Ordinary Genius. You're looking for the clip from 3:55-5:12.

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