Paul Piff, a man who wanted to know if rich and poor people think and act differently, did many experiments to understand society. One of them was a board game in which he favored the “rich” people over the “poor” people. Through a hidden camera, he observed that they became rude and less sensitive to the “poor” people’s situation. Piff said the game made him understand society more.

Through his experiments, he found out that as people get richer, their sense of advantage increases, but their kindness decreases. So, wealthier people are more likely to feel that having too many desires is good. Because of this, he was worried that everyone will not have the same opportunity to succeed.

Nowadays, not everyone experiences equal rights. However, researchers found out that small changes in people’s values can restore the level of people’s kindness. Also, more and more people are using their wealth to maintain equality and restore people’s faith that hard work can make their lives better.

In the 1920’s, the Big Circles of the Middle East were discovered. One circle was found in Syria, two in Turkey, and twelve in Jordan. Why and how they are built are still unknown. According to some people, the circles look very strange. They are so large and perfect that they could only have been made if they had been designed using an aerial sight. They are about 400 meters in diameter with stone walls. Some stones were only a few centimeters tall, while others were a meter high. Some materials found around them were made from 4500 B.C. up to the 7th century. Many people also thought that the Nasca lines by the Peruvians are very strange. They are large drawings of animals that can only be seen from an aerial sight. Nowadays, scientists can take aerial photographs of strange places like these.

A spaceship-like tomb and helicopter-like ancient drawings are just like interpreting a picture. However, the mystery of some strange places and items encourages people to make conclusions that they are fake, or the ancient people were visited by aliens. For now, people should keep their minds open and admit that some mysteries cannot be explained. Just like what Einstein said, the mysterious is “the source of all true art and science.”

Clara Barton is an educator and pro-human welfare. She was born on December 25, 1821 in Oxford, Massachusetts. She has four siblings and the youngest in the family. Her father, Stephen Barton, was a successful farmer. When Clara was a teenager, she took care of her ill brother, this was her first experience as a nurse.

Clara Barton became a teacher upon the recommendation of L.N. Fowler. She began teaching when she was 18 years old. A few years later, she founded a school for children whose parents are workers. In 1852, she moved to New Jersey and taught at the first free school. However, she discovered that the school hired a man twice her salary. She left her job saying that she would never work for less than a man. In 1854, she was hired at the US Patent Office in Washington, DC, where she worked as a recording clerk. She was the first woman to work for such a position. She was also paid the same amount as her male colleagues.

Barton quit her job in the year 1861 when the Civil War began. She helped distribute supplies to the Army during the war. She became the head nurse for General Benjamin Butler’s unit in 1864 despite having no formal medical training. After the war, she helped find missing soldiers and marked graves.

Barton traveled to Europe in 1869. During her stay in Switzerland, she discovered the International Red Cross. She came back to the U.S. and helped establish the American Society of Red Cross. Helping people in times of war and conflict had become her life-long career.