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Contradictheory: Look beyond your phone's screen (opens the original)
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I recently went to Jakarta for a short holiday, but I have to admit that if I had done proper research beforehand, I might have been a bit concerned about the trip. There had recently been quite a few stories in the newspapers about crime in Jakarta. In May, a Polish tourist’s bag was grabbed by a motorcyclist in the Kebon Sirih area. A week later, an Italian tourist had his mobile phone snatched, again by a motorcyclist, in Menteng. Both of these happened near some major tourist attractions, ab
Contradictheory: A legend for each generation (opens the original)
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Recently, I had the opportunity to visit the Lembah Bujang Archaeological Museum in Kedah. It is packed with some very interesting history dating back to around the third century CE, with exhibits showcasing artefacts unearthed from sites across the valley, alongside reconstructed remains of ancient candi (temples). However, between the lingam and yoni, the iron ingots and glass beads, I found a glaring omission: Merong Mahawangsa. I should quickly interject, and say “the legendary Merong Mahawa
Contradictheory: The beautiful game is big business (opens the original)
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Malaysians were excited to see actor Mark Wahlberg in Penang in the middle of July 2026. In between filming scenes at City Stadium and Batu Kawan Stadium, the actor was also spotted seemingly casually lepak-ing at a mamak shop, which many locals seemed even more excited about. Yet I wondered how many people realised he was in town filming The Big Fix, a movie based on the true story of Chris Eaton, the former FIFA security chief who helped expose a global football match-fixing network. Cancel an
Contradictheory: When science goes to the cats and dogs (opens the original)
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IN 1975, a paper titled “Two-, Three-, and Four-Atom Exchange Effects in bcc³He” was published in the journal Physical Review Letters written by JH Hethe-rington and FDC Willard. Hethe-rington eventually became a respected physicist who conducted pioneering research. FDC Willard was a cat. Specifically, a cat named Felis Domesticus Chester Willard Hetherington originally wrote the paper alone, using the royal “we” throughout, but found out the journal would only publish papers using plural prono
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