Mike Colagrossi
Mike Colagrossi is a writer and founder of Alchemist City, an urban development & tech newsletter publication along with Colagrossi Media, an email marketing agency.
Mike's eclectic writing expertise ranges from the domains of urban planning and tech to digital marketing.
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The ancients had a cornucopia of holidays and festivities.
New research suggests brains anticipate future events through a process called anticipatory timing.
Christmas has many pagan and secular traditions that early Christians incorporated into this new holiday.
Learn how to enter into the mindset of a successful inventor.
Humans evolved to live in the cold through a number of environmental and genetic factors.
Culture determines how mental illness or aberrant mental behavior is viewed and dealt with.
New psychological research suggests that psychopaths are attracted to others with their same disposition.
Why do we celebrate Halloween, and what have pumpkins got to do with it?
Extravagant plans to build Titanic II, a replica of the original White Star Line ship, are back in circulation.
The road from dropout to billionaire is more of a detour than a highway.
It's been 100 years since the world's last deadliest flu pandemic. Experts warn that another one is inevitable, but are we ready?
Drinking home alone in your underwear just might be what you need to be as relaxed as the Finnish.
Researchers at Cornell found through new experiments that people will overlook dishonesty if it benefits them and the group they identify with.
Find out the multiple ways we classify and ascertain what constitutes intelligence.
All humans have a mindful capability for creative thought. Unleashing it is dependent on how we're taught to go about the creative process.
The most valuable college majors will prepare students for a world right out a science fiction novel.
A man paralyzed from the waist down was able to voluntarily control and move his legs with the help of an electrical implant in his spine.
Explore a legendary philosopher's take on how society fails to prepare us for education and progress.
Scientists have developed new ways of understanding how the biological forces of death drive important life processes.
Cryovolcanoes that eject ice instead of magma have been confirmed to exist on Ceres, which will help studying this formation on other planets and moons throughout the solar system.
You can learn good design through these books. Most of which is avoiding bad design.
Overspeciliazation may be hampering progress in the context of higher education and scientific research.
Research shows that the way math is taught in schools and how its conceptualized as a subject is severely impairing American student's ability to learn and understand the material.