In Italy he is known as il Sommo Poeta, or 'The Supreme Poet'.
His 'Divine Comedy' is considered by many to be the greatest poem of the Middle Ages.
But did Dante Aligheiri ever actually exist? TNG takes a close look at the available evidence...
On Sunday, 21-Jul-2019, we will be recording MDC Season 2 Episode 8.
Our focus will be the History Hoax.
Should you be allowed to serve iced coffee with plastic straws? And have you ever questioned the so-called ‘Renaissance’?
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What if somebody told you that the greatest threat to mankind in the year 2019 is the plastic straw?
Who is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and how has she skyrocketed to become the new leader of the environmentalist movement?
And what is her relationship to the former U.S. Vice-President Albert Gore?
Did an obscure novelist really predict the sinking of the Titanic in 1898, more than a decade before the 'real' event took place?
If some of the humans around us are like 'non-player characters', what kinds of 'Turing tests' can we apply to determine who is more than a mere robot?
The permaculture scene has many useful insights to share about healthy living and eating, but does it suffer from the same ego-tripping elements we see elsewhere in the ACT realm?
Leonardo. Michaelangelo. Donatello. Raphael. Four cartoon heroes named after four fictional characters of ‘Renaissance’ history.
That’s right. The great artists of the ‘Renaissance’ are a HOAX because the ‘Renaissance’ is a HOAX because history is a HOAX. Period.
Want to know more? Read on…
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Is it possible that some people are too 'compassionate' for their own good?
What is the 'Lie System' and who is behind it?
Have you ever wondered how many people out there really care... about anything?
He was ranked #14 on BBC's poll of the 100 great Britons of all time, placing him ahead of Margaret Thatcher (#16) and even Sir Paul McCartney (#19).
He is one of only two Kings to have received the Epithet 'Great' (along with Cnut the Great, and I promise you, that is not a typo).
One of our several British correspondents here at johnlebon.com, daibpdaibp, put together this remarkable piece of research and exposition about Alfred the Great.
What is the difference between the symbol and what it is meant to represent?
Most of us accept that our names play a role in shaping our lives, but what about the 'numerology' of our names?
Are you willing to entertain an avatar-based analysis of your virtual palm-print?
