Hello there, you vivacious visionary!
Hope you all made the most out of your extra day yesterday!
Welcome to March and to your weekend reads! 🤓
Nietzsche once said, "all truly great thoughts are conceived by walking” and today you can find out why, along with the status of AI relationships, the cognitive bias called "Do Something Syndrome" and more.
Big love,
Chris & the 42courses team x
P.S. We've got a new course coming soon, AI for Business, you'll learn all about how to make the most out of AI and future-proof your career! Pre-register today 🏆
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9 Things That Happened On This Day - 1 March
- 1692 - First people are arrested for witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts - Sarah Good, Sarah Osborne and Tituba, a West Indian slave 🧙♀️
- 1864 - Rebecca Lee in the US becomes 1st African American woman to receive a medical degree 🧑🏾⚕️
- 1896 - Henri Becquerel discovers radioactivity ☢️
- 1941 - Captain America created by cartoonists Joe Simon and Jack Kirby is first published by Timely Comics 🇺🇸
- 1953 - After an all-night movie and dinner session with his top advisers, Joseph Stalin suffers a stroke and collapses 📽️
- 1969 - Jim Morrison (The Doors) allegedly exposes himself on stage at the Dinner Key Auditorium in Miami, Florida 🤭
- 1973 - Pink Floyd's 8th studio album "Dark Side of the Moon" is released and stays on Billboard Top 200 Album charts for most of the next 14 years 🌑⛛🌈
- 1975 - Colour television transmissions begin in Australia 📺
- 1982 - Russian spacecraft Venera 14 lands on Venus 🚀
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