Tim Brinkhof is a journalist at Big Think. He specializes in writing about art and history, with a focus on cultural movements, diversity and inclusion, and social interest topics. Tim's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Smithsonian Magazine, Vulture, and Esquire.
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By: Tim Brinkhof
As much as I like Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, I cannot help but think the recently announced Resynced remake is a sign that the franchise is
By: Tim Brinkhof
Nero's fiery story is ripe for a complex AC campaign.
By: Tim Brinkhof
In ancient Rome, superstition ruled over all—even Julius Caesar.
Roman general Gaius Marius's soldiers weren't happy at all when he forced them to wear backpacks—yet they helped the Romans score a surprise victory.
The superhero satire’s final season drew an uncomfortable parallel between Homelander’s demand for worship and Trump’s enduring grip on evangelicals.
Dopamine fasting probably doesn't work how you think it does—but there are still ways to get something out of it.
A Dutch drug lord. A decade-long trial. Lawyers arrested, journalists shot, and a justice system so intimidated that no attorney will take the appeal. Inside Marengo.
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By: Tim Brinkhof
The fate of its Inuit inhabitants remains one of Canada’s biggest unsolved mysteries.
Centralia, Pennsylvania has been on fire for more than 60 years, and will likely continue to burn for decades more. Why?
