The episode reviews the history of Eastern dance, especially in Egypt; How his features began to form during Muhammad Ali's time and how he described Klotte Beke in his book. The episode goes through the stages of the evolution of Eastern dance and reviews the biblical book of Academia, in which it lists the role of European colonialism in the transformation of Eastern dance from art in its old portrait into a weaving in its current image.

Since confronting the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany in World War II, Russians began trying to reach a weapon that rewarded German rifles at the time, hence the roots of the Kalashnikov or AK-47. The proliferation of that weapon has not stopped, and it has even become a symbol of many armies or armed groups in some countries' flags, killing more people alone than atomic bombs.

The episode begins with history of al-Hassan Ben al-Sabah, leader and founder of the famous group Al-Hashashasheen. The episode then calls into question many of the woven narratives about this band, since although they engaged in many acts of violence, they were not the mythology around which they were built. The seminar reviews the history of the conflict between the Slogans and the Fatimids in which the Hashashasheen community appeared.

What's the secret to the elephant's meekness? And why not walk around the smaller animals? And can the elephant be acquired as a domestic animal Pet if it's smaller? The episode answers these questions by exploring the elephant's talents and life cycle, the development of its superior senses and its large brain, which enabled it to lead a first-class social life.

Meat and its products are an important and essential part of the food of most of the world's population. The episode addresses: the stages of meat production and manufacture and takes the burger as an example. In question: (How do we preserve the burger sap?) Firstly from the farm, through slaughter, storage, meat cutters, chop and extras, cooking methods, until it is served to the dining table.

Cinema is the means that man invented to realize his dreams, but as in our imagination there are beautiful dreams there are also nightmares. Horror cinema was the permanent way to talk about nightmares but with a victory scenario. How did the horror cinema start? And where did you get to talk about our fears and imagined monsters?

This episode deals with the history of etiquette, how did it start? How does his concept change from one of conduct that distinguishes the aristocratic caste from the rest of the caste, transforming it into a diplomatic instrument through which States can express their love or hatred for each other without being involved in international conflicts? To eventually transform it into a more human behaviour that helps humans to be more civilized individuals when they share a single space. With a review of historical incidents whose hero was etiquette behaviour, such as Yuri Gagarin's visit to the Queen of England at the height of the Cold War, and Princess Diana's rebellion against Etiquette created a new, more humane perception of the Queen's character and relationship with the people.

The story of the Manhattan Project, an allied atomic bomb project led by Robert Oppenheimer in the arms race against the Nazis as the ultimate weapon of war resolution. Oppenheimer insisted that his project included scientists of all nationalities and backgrounds because it was a scientific project and insisted that there was a free exchange of ideas and information because that was the only way to confirm access to the bomb. The crisis of this insistence has allowed many scientists involved in the Manhattan Project to act as Soviet spies with their conscious choice and leak weapons to them, because of their conviction that even if the Nazi were to be triumphed, having one side with a deadly weapon would turn it into a neo-Nazi while having more than one would create a state of balance.

What do we face in nightmares? Reality, fears, or hallucinations? This episode shows human attempts throughout history to answer questions: Why are we dreaming? What is the evolutionary benefit of nightmares? Under existing scientific facts. The episode is also subjected to proposed solutions to disturb nightmares, by taking manageable mindfulness effects to reduce nightmares. Can we wake ourselves up from the nightmare and control it from within?

A tale of war that took place 2,000 years ago, and changed our whole world. Ancient Rome made its mark on our present, from some of the most widely spoken languages such as English, Spanish and French, through architecture arts and city planning and not through democratic rule, Rome's resonances are high to this day. But, before Rome became a sprawling empire, it was once a small city on the banks of the Mediterranean, populated by strength and rivalry by another city on the other bank of the sea: this city is Carthage. From Carthage, Rome's fiercest enemy, and its worst nightmare, Hannibal Barca, who stood on its doors on one of its worst days and threatened to silence her voice forever.

This episode explores the concept of behavioral economics, which many companies and individuals use to promote products in a way that the target person does not pay attention to. While people always assume full control over their actions, we actually discover that many of them are the result of a simple direction to a particular decision. For example, when you walk into a restaurant, you might think you're choosing the sandwich you want, but the pose of eateries in the meals in the store affects your choice and makes you unconsciously inclined to buy this particular meal. And so

Is Genghis Khan reasonable good? Genghis Khan is known in history for his cruelty and compulsion and for committing atrocities and crimes, but nevertheless, historians insisting on this moment see positive aspects.

The reward hormone that gives you a good feeling when you perform a task that promotes your survival, by dopamine transforms humans from primitive creatures that seek to survive to make complex civilization and great inventions, but what if dopamine is a brake-free propellant hormone, and what if it drives humans to evolve and invent beyond their needs? Can dopamine then be the cause of the end.

Where do the stars come from, and how to leave? The episode reviews the life of a special type of star, from its inception and composition, through nuclear interactions, its production of energy and heavy metals, to its inevitable end, which then leaves another kind of star. A more enthusiastic new star, who has been trying since the dawn of history to communicate with us and let us know that it's exists!

The Beauty has a scary story, the other side of beauty. The episode show the concept of beauty, is it cultural? Or scientific? Is the different human definition of beauty an impact on history and our vision of ourselves and the other or not?

The episode addresses ChatGPT artificial intelligence and how it works and how we can benefit from it in our jobs. The episode also shares questions about AI replacing humans in jobs, will this change happen or will AI be a way to accelerate our performance?

This episode reviews the claim that Formula 1 is not a sport, demonstrates the invalidity of this claim by talking about driver training, car development phases by teams, and discusses the issue of the real motive behind these teams' participation in the competition.

Some cultures see it as a gentle animal fit as a pet and a star of cartoon films, and others see it as a cursed animal in any case. Both opinions are influenced by their attitude towards eating their meat. The episode expose everything about the pig except its meat. Consider it a tour of pig life and history with humans.

This Episode shows the human attitude to optimism and pessimism and how both affect our plans for the future. While optimism is a desirable response from society and culture, can pessimism have benefits that make the present less anxious and the future safer?

Job interviews are one of the most common concerns among people now; You sit in front of a human being who asks you to convince him of your competence and entitlement to an opportunity that many compete for. When did job interviews begin as an evaluation method for job seekers? How can we deal with this intimidating situation? And why would he scare us so much?

How did sad ritual like burying the dead turn into festive carnival ritual? "The world of graveyards", the meeting point of life with death. This episode is a journey in a different world, a world full of contradictions, life and death, wisdom and philosophy, judgement and destiny, sorrows and celebrations, "The world of graveyards" a journey of all discoveries.

Chicks are the most human animal they have produced. If humans had not succeeded in devising techniques to increase the number of chickens, a rare animal would have remained expensive and produced little flesh. This is an episode of Shawarma, its history and unprecedented spread in the Arab world.

Between life and death. Forensic medicine is one of the branches of medicine that means establishing a clear definition of death.. How can we diagnose an unconscious human being as dead rather than comatose? There are a lot of stories about people being buried alive and we later found out they were just unconscious. This is an episode about death. How does medicine diagnose it? What is its scientific definition?

Al Capone. Happiness Dealer Tales The episode introduce the story of the rise and fall of Al Capon, the most famous mafia man of the 1920s, How he succeeded in transforming the mafia from a secret, hidden activity to public activism based on the media picture or how a mafia man releases himself to the public as a charitable businessman or a man of the entertainment industry, How did Al Capon's media image in the alcohol ban period succeed in developing a $100 million trade? With the blessing of the masses that gave him popularity and protection, the authorities were long unable to hold him.

During the past years the shape of relationships has changed forever, it has become normal for couples with relationships at a distance from each other, communicating in virtual ways without real enough communication. These relationships have different circumstances and nature that make them susceptible to failure and emotional problems. The panel discusses the challenges of telecommunications, and some of the solutions proposed for success.

Can we do a little sun on Earth? This question is important because the Sun has endless amounts of energy that make it burning and illuminated millions of years and still. We need this energy because the energy we use to this day is being implemented from us and destroying the planet as we use it. Where does the sun's huge energy come from? Can we make energy similar to it to solve our problems? Is the way the sun generates its energy dangerous and possible to explode like nuclear bombs?

Alex Ferguson and 92's generation. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, demonstrations took place in Manchester City calling for Alex Ferguson's departure from United training. At that point Ferguson was not the myth we know today and his biggest hope was in a generation of team starters later known as Generation 92. David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville.. The episode begins to tell the most important chapter of Alex Ferguson's story with that generation that ended with the team being crowned Champions League in 1999 at Camp No in a highly epic scenario.

The episode show the semblance of laughter (joke, entertainment, pranks), which since the time of early civilizations has played a major role in safely unloading the fears and desires of members of an aggressive society and achieving a sense of superiority for every society over other societies that become the subject of jokes, and how this concept has evolved in modern societies to become another story, which may not be funny, but frightening.

The legendary hero of the whole family. A hero who stunned youth, women, young people, adults, and the elderly .. Hero who kills thousands, sings, dances, loves, dies a thousand times and eventually lives.

What is keto diet? Where did it appear, and how could it be explained by the scientific community? Is it the magic of losing weight without fatigue or hunger? And is it worth the fuss about? In this episode , we discuss more about the idea of slimming at all, and why the majority of diets fail to lose weight in a stable manner?

This episode is about the question: What is intelligence? Are IQ tests sufficient to determine your admission to the right university and the right profession or exclusion, but is IQ enough to define man? And can IQ shift from a skill set to trap prejudices that makes smart people more likely than others to make destructive choices based on the confidence they overestimate their abilities from the outset.

This episode is about earthquake engineering, discusses the impact of earthquakes on cities and infrastructure in general, and in particular focuses on the causes of Lead to the collapse of buildings in earthquakes and the possibility of avoiding or resisting earthquakes

The success story of popular animated films (Tom and Jerry) reflects authentic human behaviour; It's laughing at other people's pain. The episode tells the history of the famous cartoon industry and is exposed to its resounding success globally, questioning the relationship of pain to the comedian

This episode shows the unaccounted-for factors, influencing weight, in an attempt to explain why some people after of the month of Ramadan gained weight! The Episode defines intermittent fasting, its proven benefits, whether in weight reduction, or as a healthy lifestyle, and recent scientific evidence of it. And you ask a question: How does the weight of a fasting attendant grow for a continuous month?

Although it is a natural behaviour that prevents it could lrad to pain and health problems, taking out the farts remains extremely embarrassing from the beginning of history. The episode discusses the biology of farts, the human history of farts, and its impact on romantic and political relations. Can it be mobilized and used for energy production? and other questions.

Dogs annually kill more than 30 thousand people in the world, so the fear of dog attacks has its raison d 'être, for all it is capable of killing. But how can a pet and a human best friend transform from a mildness to violence? Have dogs forgotten their origin as wolves or are they still?

Vaccinations or vaccines emerged at the end of the nineteenth century as a means of training the body to deal with various forms of infectious diseases, the primary goal of which is to train the immune system to deal with diseases when the body infects them. Despite the overwhelming success of this medical practice, which succeeded in eliminating some objects such as smallpox, and although it saved the lives of hundreds of millions of others such as polio, calls to refrain from vaccinations emerged at the end of the twentieth century as harmful. So how can the mind accept that?!

The episode revolves around the life of Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh and his relationship with art, from his harsh childhood and lack of love, to his presence in art as a means of expressing himself. The episode questions whether his suicide was a sacrifice of art or whether art was a way to preserve his life.

In a world often dominated by men, the father himself is confined to the role of breadwinner and protector only within the family, or as a less good alternative to a mother's absence, and in this cycle, We treat the father as an unknown being, trying to explore it from a scientific angle, We give examples of parents who disagree with the common, illustrating the similarities between father and mother that are rarely referred to. These include the hormonal and physiological changes that the father experienced during pregnancy and in his relationship with his children.

A sad end to the story of the creatures that dominated the earth for millions of years, which despite their extinction still capture our hearts and raise our imaginations with questions about their era; What did they eat, what did they look like, how fast did they move, and what was their daily life like? Can it be reproduced again? Can we live with it in a way? How do we know all this about dinosaurs?

When man thought of the post-death world for the first time, he did not think of a place that looked like heaven, but rather a place closer to hell. A journey to hell in the mind of prehistoric man and ancient civilizations and how poets and philosophers have seen it throughout the ages.

After a history of criminalization, science gave a new opportunity to hallucinogenic substances that produced preliminary results indicating possible scientific and medical uses, especially in psychotherapy. These materials present a model radically different from traditional treatment methods for recovery from psychiatric disorders. Even if studies find answers to the questions posed by these materials about the brain, cognition and psychological recovery, is it enough to make them effective alternatives to future psychotherapy?

The episode is about LEGO's story, and how a Danish carpenter is transformed from a simple factor for a pioneer in the toys world, And how simple cubes turned into a whole system based on entertainment and intelligence in creating endless worlds and characters of cubes Lego's story does not end as a success story for a giant brand but extends Lego's uses of areas beyond the world of entertainment, A simple toy turns from amusement into a way to understand and explain the complexity of the human brain in areas such as psychology, art and autism therapy.

This episode reviews the principles of electrochemistry through battery history, mode of operation, reductivity and oxidation concepts of chemical elements.

The episode talked about the period of Communist leader Mautsi Tong of China (1949-1976), which included a giant economic leap followed by the largest famine in human history, the Chinese famine that killed 55 million Chinese, and then the cultural revolution that Mautsi Tong carried out from within the Communist Party to eliminate his opponents and kill a million people, and how did those events that we currently know constitute political, economic and social?

The episode revolved around the 1962 Cuban missile crisis when the Soviet Union sent nuclear missiles to Cuba, which represents the U.S. backyard in what the United States considered to be an aggressive declaration of war and the world's 13-day breathing, between the Soviet Union and America, and the prospects of a nuclear war that brought the world's resurrection hour to seven minutes before midnight.

How the history and treatment of insanity evolved over time from antiquity to the beginning of the twenty-first century From the belief that insanity touched demonetisation and wicked spirits, the use of cruel treatment methods in sanatoriums, the rejection of insanity to the birth of psychoanalysis, how the concept of mental and psychological illness widened, the methods of dealing with the patient and the emergence of humane and logical treatment methods such as the drugs we use today, until its definition encompassed many aspects.

Surrounded by rapid daily changes, breathless behind what the world offers again, this world that has become one button away from its finger; Generation Z grew up distinctively - without choosing it - from previous generations. The information, technological development and careful care provided to it by parents; Make it the subject of a lot of expectations by society, and under the psychosocial perspective by scientists Perhaps Generation Plus is a mystery that we have to understand and analyze with some compassion and understanding and with a neutral view that allows us to avoid systemic mistakes. To answer the question: Is Generation Z using its tools inappropriately. Or is he fighting a war we don't know about?

Because the possibilities don't end, and we're all blind in the sea of treachery, there's insurance. But why we are in a conflict of interest between the client and the insurance company, from the days of Hammurabi to this moment? What is the relationship between insurance and the French Revolution? Does the insurance company know you more than yourself? Not the other way around?

The episode shows the history of the Free Wrestling Federation, and how Vince Mcman has made a shift in the entertainment industry through the wrestling circuit. The episode analyses the tricks and scenarios of wrestling shows and how they were made, developed in writing, prepared and rehearsed for long periods, through the career of historical wrestling star Undertaker.

Hitler's friend journey, from Alabrahima in Egypt to Germany, from Scotland to Germany. The next man in the Reich, the world's most precious prisoner, turned into the castle of Shabandau, guarded by 4 super-Powers, and what was his fate at the end?

What is phobia or qualitative phobia? How do people infect it? How have doctors dealt with phobia throughout history? What is the current treatment for phobia? And what are his most important shortcomings? What about the future of fear itself, if humans succeed in inventing medicine for unjustified fear? Is it in people's interest to completely eliminate fear?

Cyber hacks have become the new generation of wars. Where are the hackers? Are they different types? What is ransomware? How one cyber hack caused America's petroleum crisis necessitated US chief Biden's intervention to solve the crisis. And how one breakthrough caused cheese to disappear from the Netherlands country of 280 cheese varieties. But the most serious question is how did an electronic hack cause the real death of a person in Germany?

In a society that does not care about emotions and does not appreciate a quiet voice, people with high sensitivity are often misunderstood; They are exaggerated and impossible to please. The episode claims that sensitivity is a kind of superpower given to not a small proportion of people, and shows how hypersensitivity is a gift rather than a curse, and that virtuous emotions are not a sign of vulnerability, and how can they be managed? Take advantage of it in the modern world? Dealing with sensitive characters in our lives?