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- 1Religion in First Millennium BCE Babylonian Classrooms▼Gods in the Classroom: Religion and Education in First Millennium BCE Babylonia
A Cambridge academic article examines how religion shaped education in Babylonia during the first millennium BCE, looking at how gods featured in school curricula, scribal training, and everyday classroom practice. Readers on a technology discussion forum have been sharing the piece, driving conversation about what ancient schooling reveals about the era's culture and religious life.
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Babylon Berlin is drawing fresh attention in Sweden after Svenska Dagbladet published a piece calling the series a bizarre production that must be seen. The German period crime drama, distributed by Netflix in many regions and airing on SVT, is being recommended to Swedish audiences. Commentators highlight its strange, striking take on 1920s Berlin.
- 3Fans revisit Crusade episode 'The Memory of War' and its production order●Crusade Season 1, Episode 4: “The Memory of War” "It’s interesting that this was the second episode produced. This is mo
Viewers of the 1999 Babylon 5 spin-off Crusade are discussing 'The Memory of War', noting that although it aired as the fourth episode, it was the second one produced. Fans point out that this creates a strange disconnect: the characters behave as if they share a history the audience has never seen, a consequence of the show's famously disrupted broadcast order.
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The Town of Babylon, on Long Island, New York, has put forward new regulations governing electric vehicle charging stations. The proposal would set rules for where and how EV chargers can be installed, as towns across the region grapple with rapid growth in electric vehicle ownership. Details of the rules and the local response were not immediately available.